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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

pO00 TWIN uev6 10 ShtO WyS0n, enOH&
'aye Mexican ifisna dG khiH III invit.
Sla. i3S tS@sat sAhGaeF with fhims Ga W hs
0sQlf 4A1t . bikf4s tafksyl 1Wotad fika
10 mech toHpshd Hanas asi~i,hey6t, GGl
fueHy D1anan ont Ell Jsd' yGs yefT 0''
,tnlsldA dsms, eof OdasJA hafrivsd h2rs
sofsM dxtsaf2 DSd'pnaAk ihsss yssffJJ
sssd@thaks oOdbsfy. OF 10 J
George M1rs40fdoi1sSsiifA AsxSL Jfm
Fisid returned from hisv whit TO o Oma1ta,
Neb.. md HI graassiile, No.. q leG
days ago. Brought With him bis VIE
and. ~ ioqrtsen pound boy About tWc
months old i, s.hed Jim how the B6y
WY : NV minutes ag'o aud be 'sald Ia
was fat and dirty, -. ! hog. (auiss a
give a-waJD II hrs a., -, '-7.r.r"d
;m k'wdd buysrby ths namt OF Walkep,
X!1ho iiyss, ii .Altuqquerqus, was with shs
aboqt , week snd sad he knew, shop
'Dunlsposery wsiL snd that he (DunlipJ
c.ms'out this road very ofteh. And INT
,hs4 4WAlker5 Mapld tell him 10 stop and
see me. l told Walker sthstl Dunlap
was relative OF mine. but II he 10.
don't know II. White me who he is,tpr
4 5aenhkBRsw.ang more about, him than
q pig about Sunday ,'aro:o ~oi,o". ,t,,
i'sWeh. my train Is coming. 80 viii
clla'ee, c,llsay' p, Write pc soon. Give ,ny -
.gardSt edhhns Nv altOa aud ~ ifs..pn, -.r,
.Aftsctionately, ""'-'s -v,
III "a t. . 80 liz @t.r,.'g -; ,yr., =, 80
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

.sii L "o n@;H rDyspepsies Il
6stf+en d ess.
d! Sa1fAlkLASAAEs1A Sick HeadacAesl
aE hro1ic lDiar-
',n, a N0E&Sis frhoa, Jaundiess III
--:,'S rLz8SNf1" 'i Impdrfty of tho
-NS2 Di6od, Fever agda
20 49, AG6eg 2 Malaria,
d, sz42g{3sl .ss.,, .ss1s. p,.';;.. ss. a
isa.stkqSsnssAt 4rlxssi,s Bowels AID Kidnsys.c,
.s1MProMs ~ Z ,si, IS s 4 DISEASED 1IvEr d'
pain Is feit lidefsthe shoaiAerbl.eI mistaken fer
.RAsumal.m,.4 general ,toss Of appeste. Sowsi,
sq, .aa,ss. ~s s.is 'fslias IS an sia he.vy:
Q Nsh eohsidefsbe doss of Memoty aec6a,panied;
.ysh spsinayl lsees,soa afleavipx
b5s t sisf eSss ,s a esa
Of weariness and debility: nervous easily startlsd
ST, se TIKI * as ssiss! .sIs fps H. s 9oadsas.
and, ,altho.660isff6ihat exercise would be bsps;
fetal yet one hardly summon up fort.uds e
Ein fact. dssru.t. every ssmsay: h Sesss' ss.e.
sss stss s:a shsR hss IL? s ys
10 hsr' 'biaIe.nensisslyd dessnsta'' mf"h 's.r$>
b. s5lis,dby 5al.sd by .' i'll per,on; - old spa
'.yoaa s Whsnelss1IS any II the nbpvss sssyio
1,,' S1's .e sa,s@..R n ssR hi afPpss.sr'ss
-, Persons, s,Tre1ell,e. or uLiyinry In En-,
af,sa 81, az sss h Ss hSf ssss ss,f
y viau MafarAk, Binous sttaoksi. Ditsness, Maui
s n is;;asif'is ssssssss IS 81. ST "i4f PVT n'a
., h:S h:; ;;s.sa 1Sisg .;s,s 3.
.less .1aiehs, raksa ddss and yoa viii relietesr
h&Has3 h&Has3 and bosasors bas fi hfii. vim b ..SSsd Sssdp'
sTx' ~ .sIwsys keeping tho Regulator .s 9
fi sr0is5 t'i III il tiSs tie Houaei Tsi'f '
> Fst. t~hatevef lhS <lms may b. thoroughly "
n .sfa. RaEsetiAe, sh.1rtisaa1nd . tonic + tsar7
and does not interfere with bGsiness OF, OF
JRSe.sqFet rsSad e'uearsH ST., 10
,t 80: IT TIatPURELY vEGETABbE. ..,.;.,
=. eAAd has al the power and efoaay Of Gelomd os'
ninine without any of The jnjuFi0.s after eaeosan
,b ss. Kess.:eFa Fss,s@sRs E: d.
sfanily 81 .soms tins and III 6tished i A,a :.
ya4lsb3e addition 80 ne medical ncieuee! 10 'h' .
.,.r ,,.r.,ay, 9Th sEPhEEst 1yfFnqr q fAAi
i SS .ss ues q
,Simmsna Liver RssairorI and waAi 10 give il :,
- i41fthsr trls...a, q drn> 81 :oriri 10
- ."The p4N Thing that .asSer- A.nS, u
Rssaos az Rsse md aPf BsSs e. asy
,.have found anything 10 beneftrn,si stAe exteafS
\, Simmons 4ivsr Regqlatar has, sept from Min
ss SsS; a ifaa
ilaTiy affected Rfva 1t nzlas Il the oniy
sAsF 'Ass ass II, = As 5s:,. ssnsss.Is Mn. la
perience In the Ve Of Simmons liver Regulatory ip
my pracjce 1hAE besasagd am satisfied toitSR
aad pfSn6fn6 4 aha purgikAe medicine.
D6Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper tho red Trade-Idafk
Il; and 6ignstpre e ,.,i J;t z:HEIhIN . COZ
'e.l froRi sAEK BY. All, DEpGGSfs. 100
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

7SEss'3; g! !; 5$,!Rsa!s;s
4 s5Xi Rs GoSd dsal lll!Esd ll!ks a'ntAFy p4ssRt
i;;!sa 5ieYPsb s SRlly Ihes Ia uPpo4fsd 44
3 bloo%sit ssfys & A9xHsr 9H aRoqs \ pspta-'
ay; x + i FaIs IS Pa eld party. s.ad zqu. .aras
'RSn G.y / iatS ! 3 i, + yea did pst kBnpov u
> YSaIp come a ~ ~ .hs ss way MhsR y ksf*
nG44 XI w. y,;1u n.iI l., rsnua,, .Hf ~ 8
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GONE TO STAY.
-iF-om fhe iabSr Advo.,t.,1

lcrOm tne l.aO0r AdVOeAto.1
)" The dsrhocratic party ami Susan B.
Arthnny arestw O thin gs that we believe
will, psyars sdisno Eor about 20 years The
democratle party has bssu down in the
dust. FoP 90 Years it h,s been Kicked
sbsdrAsfsr insless' corpse until tots of
psol,' o adoomg b, tho conclusion that
it xas dead ;aaa, door nail, And behold,
in an unexpected moment the old thing
spfiugs Upon its feet Aid iiyS It's eps-
niles; sronndTr:giH and left q: And now
ws:douba,lhshe de,noorasia party ever
Will Mis- Ne be4eye it, and that ,p,her
old lady above mentioned have come 70
1iaS iv'ji.o oni Eio1i 20! st1f i4Vo
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

81 think i shall have :to,ask your e..
cort this evening"" said q sister to Z
'hig brother. We'll, I,suessnot. Do
you suppose Pm, going to lat folks
know dcsnit. 60 Wit b anyueirl but my,
sister I'll stay at home first :" There
is,a good deal Of such accommodate tion
in fam Iii es ,.. go, .,.. -. a.it
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
i! The Burial 'pf. she1Bs's Fla &. .

'A'L. -" '"'''" .'fsn '0G,1 '0,v1rarosh. on NJ >"
ss!Fss re- s s sD;s md md
back, W tlosatp anne ,wiH be rrmsrnDertd a. i6sS
q - MtPeE& '' is sp IL the Wesa m.y
St Sat *
the III Rhrial Of sahslbyAs Hias" :; In the Rio
GEands a,n a er ness Ehgis , faas ihsp sosif
motninF Fof !shiy 'zth 1866 JUST before bssslpE
heysnd the limits Of the country for which thsS
bad fought ought, dSrns !hs four REecsding yssrs. sad
~Se1a n ss 1 non Esyse 13 II aSss'
"A Juty sun. Ins,efrfd Cline. cleaned 6h Al .1-
.sldsa .Mss IL 1e mute mute qf sfIs, fs,y a,s
On the 'bar ks of the Rio Grande! yil'' ift-
Ih's were dusty and faint ith their isns .dfshr'
.;s, psafsd e xhee = r I|aey came te ths Fi,s
J,.t "a .lFoE its wayelsts divide.
Her own dsas YsSa & sz ssssh .ss ssp. p,a." "
Aas sas ef is1s sns nj nsr.:
a,n ylt' fAt%i iross otstars. N.ei :. lrant Nov,
il hapo ThsS Il sSi hSa a., ,ysys been ry "'s'
ihke.a penhon OF poUe nt'Mafs; is tf's..s. =.
And thtrr earsed frpp the srsst of their, esder'
That III brase had followed fnojoy and rloou
=" st . THAT wss sver'In' Sight, ~ q
-. y Ia Iher hottest dght.w :ry IL!
4 aagnting dare fora soldiers tomb, ,,, ise'
Fof TIE ,marksnan's aim and the csnno. .
But it bore charm from tbs hand, Of: doom. s5h'
Forth fsisbPsd aai saasT then ana said to tn.
' e;d nj -. This ta1tersd raG.iJ ana :; !,
rb.t nniss I. 4 'hs oniI & Aa9 III" u--it -, -,
And mis- plume tear from, a the hat w..r. f.
VI ah my spoils II my share;i ;-H.?: "f 70 I,
j. ,at 4 at, Apd, bssye men, / swear, go *'
To-Day his hand ON our standard tfpra
Its folas were braided Nv finuers fa,r: -s.
,Tis, the emblem now q their de.p despair. ''
sass aoroas a.:s s,a Snd 'hs men It led on an,
u le,uisputinE ths tread, ~ ,it
=. 1G The M lIyndsFs d!eaa. ,aa 800
But this banner ana plume have not Been to
No .4uliins sse .h.lf behold sp.lr shane. a.J=
And these relics 80 dear =, IN,
yTiriNi' In The wxrers here, 81: H. "a " ''
Before We cross shall hariA elaimi ,fs-,,l-
And while yon mountains shall bear 4 name.
Tesrs stood in eyes that had look ed on deslh in
.,- 5, many an awful form,u,,I ;r.,I
a. ia,q MthSy! ". 9Sy taisIhsy il,. o
Was subhmsr shan niouot t.5n storm. -.r
WIN hs 1ss5 q obt but ot .Ss Of art
l-.-:! ~! Lose st]f-centr0l;i u. .4:ili...
Whsnl called on with nax. homs and county to
Base sosoins as'sysr 10 calisus to start
With isslinEs thai generous natures smart,
They e1sxd .bi t3hi VII assi end Aums in the ri'sr's
'f ~ " E1sthat'gsllant few r.l.' -
- i.0t the tried and true. i.: '-as- ~
Gssp Rect sSa Sss lido
I "''F = Who had sharssd And bisd
!.,7 %, Where Shelby led, IN. gi,ta
.nts Mtsr. ths,isst we - held e.. shoys tbs wave
No inors 70 Use from its wststy grave
ans itIsi'isL &C ~ sxsi ~! II ,,uaisH
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

WILL. after june LIST. 1882, have on hand
ard 1Ss .iIs :! ssr ~ siPs: a5ss t5sss;nP. sP
warranted of pure blood. Ny prinoipal bsesil-|
ing ateoka ID srscordedte6 t1s OshtrI Poland
=; Isl asefs1 s,e is. ss !@snss ssi: ss:.s
herd. Satisfaction guaranteed. l have been
breeding this stock since 1874 with sue
-ceHB. febllyI
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
".BUOHU-P

..,sQufck. complete cufc. ALI annoying
Kidney Bladder and Urinary, Dis:
.easss! !,$l. Druggis,s, 80
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

Mr.. Charles r. Spahn, ST. Loufst
MOI ssys: :'1"thAve, found; Bro W MS
Iron 'Bittets To be aa excalIeut tontc
hseaicioepeo eC, aa Dus ,ruiIn1, ei :,
.SssivA liza elixxjs
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

r'I'ii y, H.L s.lGt .I-STtg
:, IAN, engaged girl 10 happiest whom
she ID telling about 1t to another girl
who IL not sngSgsd and Il not kelly
Is0 be. s'"H9 q. iypl4 1a hnt
N.euLIil NLus,. ussu IisnL ~ .z.-4
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

h2Mo1Xet IENdnb Hh. b dal DarrAttOn it
a4sb nsat, at,sssssM::sq, sbntothsi hspaes ofsA
Toi bnbiS Il a.
EGE sdssHtsF sFe 'sthap '4Aee canvas is
t,r0sdsn ultd1 in0xs o0spAopuitts,i than'
|dlo.h8.R5sxiQus. Spsras. sen hila gmaeh
tH ri 3As ia Sssss bS|h The
QjD6 6Gido oGh9i Sthtf us fS6rea iihiiiar
t0ytbs AmsAissa si1A AoAlSaps suGrhabft
Of thought, aud the real pstsIar .of
the piees-the sssetftiai fun oi chapac-
tssssna sssutsioasB ilAsvleditb COS,
tbapQ|itsnseompEetsia Oh aissn~--, ...,,
oMhillsen NJ miss ,saMs ef ,the clean
|45fsn aia sPstisHSs. ILL., dfaloEu.. J. il,
Psawsss lively sha tbris II; 'aiAp sOms of
thsfituaiioi,siaanssisslS, Aui1t,ysi ...
i ,apehTto eut, A-dh994z7sF4Has thV
fss1 Wire Sri HifssS &aii FHss olIss
inuianly yrdechus 10. besuin ahevictin
sssh 1pfstha tlseksrmufeszous haEu !,
aRGt,, s h. . y9ssE q ! ksEf{&y 60 ss
fpsffarBaa iiSefs fsiash fnoiiVss. I,.,
dssdp'Mr,stsilbjstsr struag poiut lp
AunasSrrsbs ,plac,M ,aqeept,ncs OF the
H0st parRipxieal, aitpstion., AND The
EtRicsI csrrying out Of the widest
Pa"sGfdities 0f uiSiokue amd Sttiopr-
mad peswhaE sr1ustrasloh 'snahe' pEes7
nhNaFk.,I sa1ooms'' sic.,if,aiq ~.
.vThp :; sqpre, ais Souy tsuet ed on the
III II ,Ss siS poti!s! " tSs iopn.
erin text and tiuSic nAf6i 1e1}eato>i
in some apGloRlcal form ih this work.
fhui, totiie drI2o8n chorusS Of "P atl-
bsnesF correspo onis i NJ sh tslaug chorus
roa dpaaSs3 toj thss.s .AodaIs Majors Cen.
.eraR,. and The, ."Rulsr,. Of ,ihe Queeu's
Naves,". the lord chaucsllor's soux,
"' When1 Went to the'Bir;;" aid go OH
1hssugb0ue tbenpiees. dOfcthes music
,itnwVa}dybe etoA much. lo.expecl THAT
it, shp1ld sdisplay ,absql uls fra,hnsss,
Sf theme aud treatment but it may
% 'sa1d that Ghffe the score 10 less
Auentiy IN siodiuus th~u in;" Hattenee'
feE, iI.stanee, tits written, yn,As more
ambltjpus plaue, and shows more Of
the Influence Of The modern idealistit
tendency liz cS Il p osition' thsn it, tss
sophisticated, predecessors. Much of
The, choral ~ ork ia, admirably; cop-
.!slrnc,ed, apd oge AiIrwTa solo fer the
quesn, with fairy Chorus in the bur
IA eff ~ raj With ah fkhiny of Sui
livsn's former work. yr..uop aI.o -.
1t VA. in d; fferently suny last night.
s.,S o ass xsss yq Mi,s Kss i. ,s "g
Mn. C rasto,.s Mics, ,Issass's interpre!
fRtlnn ut PhvIiia in ~rAk thin, md 5Sn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
READING NEW PLAYS.

Raymond In . Comical Remt n is-
cent Mooa-Ths Elend with
ia ..t; :fivs-Act Play in Mann.
fFSs S"F ~ !" scrspt.. f'- ~ ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

I,y The absolute absurdity that the
national debt is a national blessing
stHl'ffngSts among a'iew bankers Who
lRol b0ads as,sscurity for their circula-
tion and who protest against any un-
necessary reduction Of the debt. The
theory, that q, nation ought to remain in
debt chiefly 10 order to furnish good
security Tor 'baGk notes is peculiar.
Most OF us believe that banks might bs
made to flourish even iua country with.
ont q national debt. .......,~-.,t
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
HAPPY, UN3eH.a

= odw nroil i'iiT-, ,7I,' 'sri ..no
4 Nc srE E5iage q, ~ oF ". Fhef. p, SmIth and
Miss Matte 4. TcmPkina: ,i'iw
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

30 6ovEdAs sDsmoc SOME hOf Cur
exchanges ars sskisg somsivsr5 imptfI
!iinsnt question:; jast neHyib ee'Hyib, One wshs
T. Epqv yho Ikillsdl lls lGosdk dS Robin /, enotnst
!hS ;t.aeYk g4Y g sBgilly P,f!sI'eg !s aea IS epo.
4 e thStes j, j, sqoAfhy Ga sPee ,5eRS1lieAn
,PtTtI }9tt fsr 1854 safSs4aa:lf HSgY, they 'haa
'.fPniy a,ksd . Who kpqcbsd 6 rs hs7 'tuah'k
,ess sP5pA}si!sIgen. Ss.ssss ssoq!a ilh.!.~s.
ss:;Is4 3; tAe aas:t!1saa, sst yl.eogEt ne%e''s
14sA h4esA3satlFop.y q II waf senator ASstT' AxSssstT
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

Tho ba0ys8oonu nos
i;w c. g 10 nSrs i;,t na.. sa,l.gXi
snutnfh ofpig6tnE onshioId
,ot H5eoked. and kooksaA and lanahea.
sd ltseeuel sdicurions thxttshS nj sn,i,
u er,SA9u1A SIpss the. .unkpows,Mst8ri
And nd moor sot,rt,nr herself y right in ny ro9na
Il .'sSsss%s% sss + m.a,f..' n.t S.Dts 'sIs :s
~ NoihiSe eAoatS o'er the water; e1"
4 yshe'ntoo neM fapthA Rritleh LIoydA
einsAE danathtsFa, Q-mY daughtsrb.wl
slsRlng out, 5tild bells, and tanls dass b
l. 1Rlng ont t{e loVer,s ,mopnLs ,ngtd::
Ring IN ihf lltHe Wolsted seckN ,,.Iv
I'll Rim IA tie fatiE K and Waferi: 7''9!7c
40. Away Wni pspeh7 psn Hntiriuk--t-' ,
Is, 1sAyraf ugblsr> a pySsuShter- ,bins
-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
ArU URDA IT. r., DEC BERT 6,s1S8z
o., the RsArl arsd she iPJffi. tsHlbehr9t
and SnAIHa1tfs LassOPesa. Z

N sa' 's..' 81. ",Hlt63EE1HTHFi Z, S,a aar'. ,,",
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16
foHtErhoor IN THE BATH ROOM.

a newly llSrried pair. who, arrived
On their honey moon trip st a celebrated
'ScSseh @Astt<hk place at . ti,ne when
accom- n0dAtidb VAS Al u rpremium, bad
"a mattress ,spIead for ,them by 4. com.
passionate innkeeper in one of the
bathS IN the middle Of tho light tho
Hoise' '"# as alarmed ny loud shrieks
pfocsedimg; from the nuptia ! chan Der.
What-wAs thA -mattssp ? Well, this:
Thefyonug:bride. wishing to risg for
maid bad, caught hold Of, what ahe sup
p0aed to BE- The bell.rope, and pulled 1t
smarfiys UhBappily for her ana her
Bpt6use d, twas tho cord I'd. tho shower
It,atk aossr their f,eads, and forth with
down npIpngfd II such a dslugo Of, cold
water Us WOULD dampsn the ard or OF the
most devoted of housy ymooning couples.
'Hef1 HdsbShd. I'm dfsmay eadg hpPrAutic-
ally at another cord on his side, of the
sxtsmp6fizsdo couch, but the ohly re.
sps,Iss W asfssn s4aaiiy libsralrsupply of
iHster, this Lime Re4rly boiling hot. The
uphAppy pair then .shrieked IN u.ison.
and the Eride, In the excitement OF the
fno1ent.. uttered sentinien,s anything
Nut ctnlplisssntsfy to the fond spouse.
When the essslanis, came they were just
ipHWf ta,thve ,tthe, unllscky psir, from
drowning, for the rom was already
half full of water, and the wills VAS
peFebsd Jlke 4, monkey ON her husbands
bscE. and utteriIR the N st Ia nentable
Giles, Whffs hef gbod man was fumb-
ing abbut m 'hei dark, trying his best
to find the door. ,.,. .g.-l ,,-t.,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

Our nnEsfsi it5ueh;; . . IL Il fsifxrn fssixncss meet
And falrer; +a4sy your golden hair
Htgaiest !. ~ sAtsA; yeu5 JResom: :agaetl
Ridss sloWs her so1aisIy s!1 bstMssn.
II asmodT I'd 70 sliM sdi ci .yiin,5r-
All, me! the little battls's done; y2d
,OieRenaed;t ;ts aii=dts ehisRlryG 81 -
HuAnrAy RHnve siAce fhen have We p!s
Mid lito's perplexing checfets mads,;!S
AnHb many q, game HIth fortgtns played;
faia tits Il Il f ahisa h,
That never, nevtr. never more.
AS in thseAnids tll1kghts of yore,
Gre we were grown so sadly wise.)
Can you and shut out the akies,
shut out the worid ard winfry weather.
And beyessexchahging warmth With syss;'
IANay EheesfaGAAeA played togefhsr..i
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

aawAiRAsHssr. IpoUls 6NDnA'e1rI9, d,
Ebs1nnT yIio EEAvRiLHxMas0N'T E,i0
Trains for St. boa4s lEain anu6ebJtsos: d AZ
Irsipa foF Sir LaulausRd 4Rbaa .xA. .sss1he !,
INA, wor ,7ABe1Ye A455Rf1l9ssesb we> ri,
all ,Ralats 4sstntsies1x Z
from from 81. Rsais EfE s AZ aSd -
2 .Goiir1 10 .on,sd .RN9@446H0H. AkO&eV
10 yiiTai ahI sssytis!s. f-h suijiaiv nssd .h0,,
aHF04ss4 4s89S aSfs ,Iaf ,iial s1esfsssfHs'b q b
No. -. Ksnsas City Mail aGia!'6.s4 4, +,
No tGhttEkpf esss1 .ssd az ss1siu.iIS :Q 1dH.
$sf ss;;y ;:,ss ct
SSsssA PssAssaEspnssA .ai a. .lA: ..-ssS \: \:
soaas. IL; - aesTs III :: n \.
aaa aRsas z SaGy 3sa a a41R& R e t4ass; 81
ssddraavsstssp stEass ssbpsNS .iSa laE faefpi
= $sssa "a 'S'sS
,h; -atls lRaP PaRlIGBstyA feh& .
slH .1sd1om. 1sd 70 yIFWff HHI Snl1iaiV Al ,,y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-16

.euisi1~Dnsu u~v 1.soJ III 4az!.
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AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING SECTION |, OF AN ORDINANCE PRO
HIBITING THE DRIVING OF LOOSE STOCK 9th
IN CERTAIN LIMITS.

AMENDING SECTION |, OF AN ORDINANCE PRO
HIBITING TUE DRIVING OF LOOSE STOCK 9th
IN CERTAIN LIMITS.
BE it ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
That, section of IN ordinance entitled, IAN
ordinance prohibiting the driving of loose stock
within certain limits. be and the same is here
by amended So itS to hereafter read MS follows
SEC. !. That il shall he unlawful for any per
son to drive loose stock through any of the.
streets of the city within the following limits,
to-wit Commencing ut the iron bridge over
the river on Fourth street, thence east with
said Fourth street to Bowie street thence with
said Bowie street to East Commerce street {:
thence to Water street; thence southwest to
Law AGA street thence 10 Alamo street thence
to Martinez street thence to the alley between
the properties Of Wultf and Miles, on the west
side OF Garden street thence with said ALLEY to
the san Antonio river; thence down said riN or
Ia ArStiIal street: thence west along Arsenal
street Ia III PitSO street: thence along I'll PaSO
street 10 PcCOS street: thence north along
PcrOS street Ia San Pedro creek; thence east
along Rumanu street To Oakland street thence.
due east to the san Antonio river; thence north
along said river To the place of beginning
Any person Violating the prOViS iOns Of this
ordinance shall be- deemed guilty of an Olfcns,
and. upon conviction thereof before the Re
COr,irr shall he lined in any sum not less than
ten nor more than two hundred dollars and in
addition to such fine may be- imprisoned in the
city jail not to exceed three months, or both
such fine and Imprisonment.
Passed and approved August u, lSS..
j. ii. FRENCH, Mayor
Al l: THEo. BALDus, City Clerk. 3 tut
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EX-GUy. f. J. Davis,
Independent Candidate for Congress-.

will address the people at the following places
and dates:
San Antonio, Saturday night, so'clock, Aug.
18th.
- Del Rio, Kinney county, Sunday night, 9
o'clock, p. IN. 18th Aug.
Hrlckcttvic, Kinney county, Monday at :
O'Clock p. m, 18th Aug.
Tvaldc, Tuesday ut O'Clock p. H., 18th Aug
uSt
DhiniS, Medina county, Wednesday,, o'clock
p. M 3Oth August.
New Fountain, Medina county, "Wednesday
night, So'clock p. NJ, 10Th August.
ta>tro>ic, Medina county, Thursday after
noon, O'Clock p. m, 3lSt August.
liahy settlement, Thursday night, 3 O'Clock
p. ~, Aug. 3lSt.
B,ndrr,, B,nder, Co., Friday afternoon 3
O'Clock p. H., Sept. list.
kcrrville, Kerr Co, saturday afternoon, =
O'Clock =. m, Sept. Ind.
At Comfort. Sunday morning, at 10 Il. M,
September :ird.
I'"crnc, Sunday afternoon. at . p. m., Sep. 3D..
Fredericksburg, Gillespie Co. September Sd.
Further appointments will be duly amour
c,.l.
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The SchOOlmaSter.


Boston Transcript.
The curiosity that have to show you today
children, is PERHAPS the most wonderful in the
collection. He beats ALL
The schoolmaster, it is said, trains the
young dea how to shoot He is not himself
given to shooting, however. lie takes more
delight in the rod than the gun.
The schoolmaster is not military man. but
his principal assistant is. The name OF his
assistant is Corporal Punishment. 1t is to be
hoped that the corporal will soon be remain
ded to private life.
The schoolmaster is sometimes called tn
tor, and occasionally he is called an ass. On
the whole, an astutor man is seldom found
The schoolmaster thoroughly understands
of one. So you see his understanding is out
of all proportion to his rule.
Although the schoolmaster is ruler of boys
he has his own rule If he be no stick him,
self, his ruler always is.
. The schoolmaster is very inquisl'ive per
son. He is always asking questions. His is
question able calling.
The schoolmaster can be found in all ClaS-
ses. He is also given to classifying know
ledge. sometimes think l would be in his
classify could.
The schoolmaster is good at figures. He
would cut pretty figure if he were not lie
is the figure head of the school, or should be-;
but sometimes boy gets ahead of him.
He is also good at spelling. He can stand
long spell in good situation without finch
ing.
He is always correcting the errors OF his
pupils, and consequently has but little time
to attend to his own.
The schoomaster is not man of war but
he often employs a monitor. lie gets the
monitor to see in his place.
Oh shun misbehavior children, or the see
of monitor shall overwhelm you.
The schoolmaster teaches the A {, but
he cannot make bee see.
Every sort Of ology is taught blythe school
master, but tau'ology is no better coming
from him thnn from anybody else.
In school Of joung rascals the school,
master is always the principal.
Some schoolmasierS are aC,uated entirely
by the law of love-love for their situations.
Some entirely by hatc-hate to give them up.
The schoolmas,er loves to have callers at
his SCHOOL, but habit has SO possessed him
that he not only collars his scholars, but
also scholars his callers.
| us to wonder at the schnolmaster during
my schooldays, but my schoodays will never
return.
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For Sale.

In sums Of $500, or multples thereof, County
of Bexas 6 per cent. coupon bonds. Coupons
payable here or at New York, at holder!
option. Apply to F GRooS & Co. SITS.
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TIENDA DE LA REFORM
4. Bruni, Agent.

Southwest corner Military plaza has just re-
ccivrd IL choice lot of genuine Mexican straw
hats, plain and ornamental. Also Il large lot of
Mexican goods. You will br surprised at the
low prices in his grocery lines. Bottom figures
ut 4. BRUNI
ti-aS-.,In Agent
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You Need Not Fear

That people will know your hair is dyed if you use
that perfect INIT of nature "Morleys Impro> cd
Hair Dye" No one detect it, and it is pro-
nounced by the emne- hair-dree sers, BARRIERS
and every who it to be the very best article
ever produced for this purpose. Each box contains
combs and brushes for ITS application, want never
before supplied. Price S.. Barber's size 90 cents
Sold by +. kal eyer Son.
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Ed. Stoves & Sons have the most com
plete stock of lumber, shingles, &C., in tn.
state-aCt. Slim