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Interesting News from China.

pEKIN, China, Dec. ;W.-Advices have
been received from Hong Kong to JaI,-
uary 10Th. The northern and southern
ends Of the working telegraph line !"'-
tween Tientscn aud Shanghai have been
joined and dcongE.t.,latory messages have
been sent by Chinese officials.
Two nlc:.lhcrS Of the China Inland
Mission have been travelling over the
north province of :>heil>i. They report
that the sand from the desert il seriously
cncrO;lchi,,y on the country, ani h:l.;
half buried several towns.
The parents of the two children who
were unfortunately shot lately lv Il yen-
tlcnlan out shooting only receive
$.1n Of indemnity Of the seven
hundred dollars which was supposed t"
I've laid tO them, the Chinese. officials
Keeping fiv: hundred .E,lllrs. \ su,'-
cessful representation vi the Pirates "f
l'enZance WAS given hy msnls'ers "f tie
Hong Kong Choral Society. 1t is said
that the entire number Of Chinese
youths, IL in all. and studying Chinese
ut the capital are ordered tack to Japan.
RcntSin has started a daily newspaper.
called the .NOrti.cra /ns'. News ha:
only now l~cn received that on The 10Th
Of July II severe e:,rtin!il:.kr occurred ia
the district 0f kan":,a,:. y large ni,ll'-
her Of men woman ami children wcrs'
killed. The car,!n,;'aE" vas followed
~ i heavy rainstHrlO w:ll'.:; inundated
Il PARTON Of the !.H::;;:,:: a.! ,:..':vi,rl
several people.
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St. Petersburg fsews.

-. ''.:TEHSE':!.t;, Feb. ..-rhc Gov
cv,'iHnni';s about to publish IL statenlcn,
which, it is hoped. will put an en'l /"
foreign agi'ati"n concerning the treat
mcnt Of the Jews. The Government is
disposed to take steps t" prevent the IT.
cnrrcnce "f the oftenses complained O:.
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The Ooaldeld Disaster.

NEW York, February 4.-News from
Coaii1eid says the grove shaft at the
scene OF the explosion yesterday, in
Which 80 minors were buried alive, was
surrounded with women und children.
Ine ground is covered with snow, and
Il ls falling rapidly. Hundreds about
the mouth Of the shaft are anxiously
waiting. Men are preparin 10 descend to
to the rescue.
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Hung in Chaine.

WINNEPEG, MlCu.. Fch. 7.-('hati,~
MckcllOp alias Sweeney. yesterday l"-
ing prevented in III attempt to throw
himself before passing train, climbed
the derrick near the round house and
putting chain around lis neck jumped
brtukin. his neck. Cause, insanity
caused l,y matrimonial in:el!ciiy
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Sen;snccd to be Hanged.

r,rLrrrSRrRG. HY.. Feb. 6.-WM.
vi W., s..n!, need 40 IL. hanged on the
!. If April ~ III. murder Oi Fannie
ys:n 1t Ashland. Neil in u speech
. sled hi, innocence. Craft will pro-
,y H. sentenced tomorrow. for the
:, 4 &! .Nl.,.
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Whisky Beats SMALLPOX.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.---Antire"' Olsen iiv-
ing on Chestnut street fearing an al
tack y: smallpox and being whisky
WIS an antitlotc purchased three quarts
anil drank it and died in II few houI>:.
He died before h. could drink the last
pint Of the specific.
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ropes, he rallied, but went down on Il
knee and hand. A foul was looked for,
but though sullivan had his hand rais-
ed to strike, he restra,ned himself.
As Ryan rose, both men were
returning to their corners when the sec
onds of each cried, "t;o for him." and
the men responding again came togctll-
er. They closed and clinchetl and after
q short struggle both men went down.
Ninth and last round. Ryan came up
groggy and Sullivan ut once forced him
into his corner delivering one heavy
blow, but Ryan recovered and drove
Sullivan out and just beyond the midi
die Of the ring sullivan got in ri yh:-
handler under Ryan's left ear and Ryan
went down. When time was called l:van
did not respond ansl the fight declared
In favor Of Sullivan.
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Railroad Collision.

..x ry,..!S"o. Feb. 6.-The East
lW,., ,,oani freight AMI cinigrant
!: y. . ;.,.. ..a,tis":n Pacific, coilitlcd
., ni,.,i IN >an Goryoni:. Pass. J:otl,
.:m- and t;iriy cars were de'ncsisl,-
Lo ,iy..> lost.
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n.>p:, ;'c!,. 6.--Thc Irish Pavl;a-
i:.r: rir;: reelected i'arncli chair
:. anI resolved! I" raise the entire
Ion "I administration in Ireland,
',!:riy inr suppression Of the. ten
!. "I "I,:.h;x.:ion, in an address in r.
, i"a >r.c.'. from, the throne.
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Taa Sulls:1 Turning Granger.

I, ,,s,r\yTiNni'L:, Fsh. 1.-THE Sui
h,,i I'm interview with American
,:,:.;,r W'a:;:ar.. to gain Information
....;,,. agriculture. and lie has sent
,m.i,a !or specimens ri the most
.n,:,,. agricultural in,pl. ment..
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pushing carload Of coal on the trestlt.
work ut Locust Point when the trustle
work gave way anh tho men were
killed.
DUBLIN, Feb. Ga letter addresses
to Forster containing Il damp substance
violently expl.~iv" when dry. reached
Dublin castle u few days after Forster
loft for London. The p.'lic.. are i'll
ruiriny into The circumstances.
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.,..e Every Wednesday ao0 @asos.
Pab'S' isy Nerosnxs,
-RYTEE-
Nine, Publishing Company.
:. sRovs, - - Business Manager
T:R.Ns-BY NAIL:
APn:orzned Turflllan.

..,,y;i..:. Ky, Feb. S.-(;cn. Abe
,.,.. known tur;inan united
r;,r wa, she Christian Churci,
'l.a,.,:u,ng.l his retirement from the
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Oscars Cool Reception.

NEW York, ich, G.--()<car Wilde
lectur.d here :r-i,ix!l Oh ''Englisl, Rem
ai:sancr.' lie WAS greeted with y fair
sized audience composed cf the hest peo-
pie. lie received scarcely amy marks Of
,rlruva, either on entering or haviny
the plat .Orli.
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Miscellaneous.

Troy, Feb. 4.-Wm, Jacobs kiile,!
his sister-:ll-;:.w Mrs. Adam Lonla1 AMI
tlen killed III ,lseif. AZ. belonged in
Grafton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Jefi;.r-
son public school building, the finest in
the city, burned at an early hour this
morning.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-'rhe Jeraey City
fire is in Dodge's box factory and lunl-
Der yard. There being over . foot of
newty-fallen snow on the ground aud u
strong gale blowing, much difficulty
will likely be experienced in suLluiny
the cOnflagrati0n.
SHREVEPORT, Feb. "A heavy rain
fall here during the past Is hours. An
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GALVESTON, Feb. 4.-Ihe 1,,,';t MGMs
Willis Point special says: -; y. ',.',',. %
was executed YESTERDAY i"r tne Ths i% pri-
Of pe':r n,,tsstes ns%sd his SsnS insSence from
the scaftOld. Ihe exoc"
.,essed ,s by hundreds Of people.
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....sasures to be Taken for the Re-
Ha. OF the Jews.

:. ''t:rEH>;ELt:. Feb. G.-(;eneral
Aai,.i> r.r,i>iuy Jewish delegates.
!, sd H.. h",arl before many months
ae western frontiers will I've opened to
b. Jews. \ nlurdrr Uf Jewish people
e: N":'si"" WAS committed by the
r.ss;''' Wi:!ic.u tn: smallest prUvOcsI-
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Explosion and Loss Of Life.

ST.. IA'CI:. Feb. G.--An explosion ycs-
tcr.lay afternoon Of large tank in East
st. Louis, ut the works situated north ri
the National stock yar.ts, almost com
llctrly ,!c,Eo.:>|,in. TIE building. amt
killed John Cas>er and seriously injur-
ing jerome Tyler and john Nryen-
hOf,.n
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A Couple OF Nurderers Sentenced

ST. Louis. Feb. 7.-Cilarles Miller
for the murder OF Franklin Hamli, WAS
sentenced to liz hanged Oh the lmh o.
March.
CATLETrSBCnG. Ky, Feb. 7.--:!i's
Craft Of Ashland for murder, was self
fenced this morning to he hanged Apri:
18th. a new trial denied.
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The Call For G'S.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Tile twenty
million bond call to-day vii: ir G'~ not
IL
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N:sceifau3oue

YEl>"..rrS. ln'si:iisa. i'c!.. Il G-Ii.:r~
burglars We're killed !:.s. ..:!:!.. wi, L.
trying ~ r.'h II >a!,"i.
EEw YORK, Fob. i.---' ;cnrr:i Grant
;.-i evening w.,~ elected 'liH q: the
trustees Of !icv. :r. E:.wi:,.u'S chUrc.!.
l:,M,:. Fc,. G.~::;.:a II..r.,l,;.rl. ::':.:;
..l in ";,al.l: Aux t':,Hi~:i:~" Il! <;t-,,*.
Si" *;mt blood. Th~ au ::>l,c" .yi.,:
"Enn.!y y;." anal I:l:.;c'l tine theatre.
D::;:;.i:.. F'c',. 9Th. nu!cr ni' H..
Gar that On!;' WOO: u" burned in ii:
palace, j. >:,i': 10 lV OWN. to- t:., i;...
that the NihiI!,,j- ...f;ig :-.i dy;f.,..i.. IL
with the coal.
WAsNISGTuS. Ec''. ;-'n Ire Iou (.
to-day Page :,f,.l ,!e>cmra,IS in,rnHir, !!
resolutions to r&UrH:,HiZ.. tn. c;nii:. 81!
tho Cni:r! States ami :;r:vi,!r i'r az
l!e.latc courts.
" ASIiINC;,:%. ici'. ;.--t:uiti,t;, :u.
"e.li.il and it,,'cr we're also rc,i,.'u to-
day. Tn retirement "f Surgeon Gen
tral Barnes is in a;"yanca pending ti,:'
probable action "i coil.-rtss t rctirin.
him viii. advanced rank.
The senate c.ni:rnrci W. =. Arn,-
strong of Pennsylvania. commissioner
oi railroads: Geo. 4. 'rritlc of Ncvai;:
and Geo. Warner Of Arizona, L. =. Al
tO:ncNs.
CHICAGO. Feb. i-Larry Murray ami
Jalii,s Iii u were. arrested on s.:sricinli
last Friday. They prove to :". notorious
track,n,en and Tonight confessed to- fiji
teen burgiaries in Chicago, the total
prOfits of which ..rc several thousand
dollars. Goods worth SS.NM have been
secured IN place indicated ''y them to
the police.
Fourteen new cases Of sinai! !ox and
six deaths to-day.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 0.-John &. Irish,
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Stormy Times Expected in the House
of Commons.

EEw York, Feb. 1.-The Irih"'a to-
morrow will have the following:
LOx;mN, Feb. i.-i:very,hinS points
10 :. stormy first night in t:'s House of
iun,..lc,i,. The Parneilites threaten {"
r.j... the question "f privilege at the ear
;,...t nno,..rnt in regard /" tn" iml'ri>"i'-
m,ut Of P.:rtci! and his colleagues. II
j. understood that the speaker ioi''W-
ing the precedent in Di'l"ns case, WA
rHi. .l.:.: ,.evc j., II" privilege. u"
Eradi.:ueI. question will :.l"''st rtT'':'1-
W L,. ,;;s.l,.sud before the Irish one,
Hra,:,;..gii meaning t. arrive :.t the IL
III, ,;,,DnE the tirst t" take the oath.
V;,c Governments: intends Z" secure h'>
admission, and th. .,rnH=,'-t pressure
will IL. ...:.sl on hc:ctO!or: recnicitr;'Ii
liberals. The Wings are recalling az,
sent liberals from alt parts Of the wnrlu
Lv urgent tele,.ramS. The Home Rulers
ANA T,rics have agreed to oppose the
admission of isradl..agh and 10 prMiac.
t.,c del, IL. c. the address, with the VIC"
Of pryvcnti:lg'as long ~ r'ss'blc INC ~
trsluc;ion of cloture and other REFORMS
Il, the proceedings: The ministsr;, ;' ~ ncv, ,.,,
erthclcss, antic;i1 i1ate that they viii carIy
ti,r nrt,u .sals in reasonable time, l!nit-
inc tj,at the Speakers authority WI! ~
exercised again if necessary to silence
obstruction.
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Assembling OF Parliament.

LONDON. Feb. Z. - Parliament r..
assembled today.
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Miscellaneous.

ATHENS, Feb. G.-Vileinsurrt.tion IL
Yincu, .Ar,l,i:,, is yainin. ground. Num-
bcrs nf Arabs destroyed the Turkish
standard. The insurgents arc in pos
session o: the principal interior towns,
and o....,py positions from which they
can only Lciisl"age'i hy u large force.
10 Do~, Feb. Il. - Dispatches from
Cairo and l'a,i are more rt:lSsurins Z
concerning The Egyptian situation.
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Recorders Court.
Hon. M. G.. Anderson, Recorder.

E Manteufel, insulting language; dismissed.
Ed Cahill, drunk; fined $25.
inc Hoops, beating; fined SIS.
/ Thompson, drunk; fined S.
Frank Donley, drunk; fined S.,
w Selmer, drunk: fined S..
Madrid. disorderly: fined $Io.
M O'Brien, dunk; fined S..
TO'Neil, drunk; fined S..
X Munos. drunk: fined S..
r Grev, drunk; faed SIS.
Geo Bundy, fighting: fined S.
Brown fiahtine; find S.
IF Nash, drunk; fined S..
RS lockwood, drunk; fined S..
Jerry Walsh, drunk; fined S..
+ Anderson drunk: fined S..
A Campo, drunk: fined SIS.
AUDI immoderate driving; fined S., Isl
70 b. reri ted.
VIC Dunn, violating city ordinance; fined
IL Schroeder, drunk; fined S..
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Six Hundred Dollars Lost and Found.

Yesterday morning DR.. Mason came to
the city from I.are do and stopped at the Vance
house, and who had quite large sum OF
money in his possession. being shown to a
room, when, during his lavatory exercise, he
put a bundle Of $40 notes, as he claimed,
under the pillow. The doctor took his break
fast and oblivious as to his money, took the buss
for the Sunset depot, had his baggage checked
and took the morning (9 o'clock) train for
Houston where he resides. Just as the trair
was pulling out he recollected his money:
jumped of, got hack. and came back to IL E
hotel, when on searching, the money was moi
found. The doctor. by aid Of Mr.. Hughes.
had some Of the chamber forces arrested, and
after a renewed search was made the money
was found beneath the mattrass on the Stats.
1t is supposed that those who found the money
put it back where it was found, thinking il;
would create trouble to the finder.
The doctor has since departed and WILL nc
doubt, be more careful in the future.
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4 Charge of Rape.

Narciso Lafoya, aged % years, was ar
rested on Saturday evening on the charge of
raping the person of young Mexican female
aged IA years. The facts Of the case appear
that the prisoner called at the house of the
prosecutrix's parents, across the San Pedro,
when her parents were absent. and took ad-
vantage of her unprotected state to effect his
purpose, and at the same time communicated
q loalhsome disease. He then skipped, and
only returned on Saturday, when he was ar
rested.
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Died

This morning about 8 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Pryor, on avenue c, Henry l..
Estill, of acute softening Of the brain, after
sickness Of thirty days. He was a native OF
Winchester, Tenn, having lived in this city
about year. Age 80 years. His rema!rs
are to be shipped to his former home tor IN
,ermart. His mother was with him during
his sickness, who has the sympathy Of friends.
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Mortuary Report for the Week Ending
August jth, 1882.

Mortuary Report for tho Week Ending
August 5th, 1882.
John A. Settle, aged Is, white, native OF
U. S., of nephrtis. second ward.
Eva Schne,z, Is years, white, Texan, con-
sumption.
P. Vasbinder, male, "a years, Texan, tuber-
culOsis.
Miguel Domingo, month, bronchitis.
+ Maria Rodriguez, 50 Years, Mexican,
tuberculosis.
Lizzie Johnson, colored, "a years, Texan,
septcaemia.
Santiago Ilesias, IA days, Texan, conge!-
ton.
Pedro Aguero, Is years. Texan. tuber-
culos,s. r. MRNGRR,
City Physician.
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City Items.

Drs. Breeding & Phillips
Have removed their Office to rooms over Mic
Tengg's book store, on Commerce ST. S-7.Iw
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French Millinery,

Mrs v. FeiIle has opened a millinary store
at No. 22I Main street, opposite Mic Tengg's,
with fine assortment Of the latest styles of
hats trimmings, and all goods pertaining to the
business, notions, etc. She solicits a continu-
alton of the patronage of all her old friends,
and trial from the ladies generally. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 727-Im
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300 boxes Of Lemons
Important Notice.

The Alamo Lime and Cement company
have transferred their retail depot to the store
of Messrs. Beekman Brothers, No. FL West
Side, Military plaza, San Antonio, Texas. All
orders left there will receive prompt and care
full attention. 7-I2-Im
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A Small Fight

Took place yesterday afternoon. corner OF
Commerce and Alamo streets, between Adam
Brendle and Tom Murphy. The only dam
age done was the breaking of Diaz's show
case. Officer McSorley did the pulling.
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Just arrived. and now is your time, 100
pieces carpets. the very newest designs;
Tapestry Brussels, Ingram, and ply, and
other makes. In price and quality we defy
competition. (8-3-4t) l.. WOLFSON.
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Notice.

The A. o. U. w. regular meeting will no
take place tonight, owing to inclemency O
the weather. By order Of the
&1&-o M w
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Competition defed, The greatest bargain
ever offered, full 33-inch figured lawns, 10
yards ST. 90, at l.. WOlFsoN's.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


All announcements for candidates within
half an inch space SIS.
respectfully announce myself as candi-
date for the office of county Judge of Bexar
county, subject to the action OF the democratic
nominating conventinn.' ]. K. MASON.
WE are authorized to announce John f
Ochse as a candidate for County Judge at the
coming election. S-5
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-07

Greatest inducement ever offered in San
Antonio--Io yards figured organdies, 80
inches for $I.oo. Don't forget the place.
S-34t L. WOLFSON'S.
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A "fact" and how it is done, to buy "a
yards bordered figured lawns, the only place at
Sat L. WOLFSoN'S.
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San Pedro Springs

Genuine Poneee silk and seersucker Goa
and vests at Pancoast Il Son. If
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In furniture there is no end to our con-
,tant carload arrivals. A poor man can fur
nish his house and We can satisfy the medium
class and the wealthy. Prices will be no draw
back as our buyer, constantly on the market,
will satisfy our patrons that competition will
he laid aside and satisfaction given or the
money refu, ded. Come early and examine
our stock before going elsewhere.
S-3-1t l.. WOIFSON.
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Central Hotel Arrivals

II w Oncken, Weimar; w K Patton, Pecos;
] X Gamer, Rossi; Mrs Cunningham, II Fl
Carmichael. Geo Elan, Bandera; + G Dud-
ley. New York; Thos Devereux. Columbus; II
II liamer, Knoxville; J NJ MCCLURE. Louis
vile: F De Hymel. Losoya; T McFaden Nova
weston: c X Cunningham, Calves on; A Nc
CURE, Burnett; c NJ FeDner, Iuling.
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One of the largest stocks of hats to sele 4
from at A. Pancoa5t & Son. 4-Io
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Emerson loans money on his own opera
glasses when he don't know it. 1t
Emerson loans money on everything but
future prospects. S-2-tf
When they tell you how sorry they are
because they can't do it, 60 to your old and
tried friend Emerson. 2-u
$50 cars lumber in one month at Ed Stoves
and sons o-i-'m
Call on Ed. Stoves & Sons for estimates on
lumber, etc. Oil
Ed Stoves x Sons have the most COM
plete stock of lumber, shingles, &c. in The
state fact oI-Im
800 Boxes Of Lemons
lust received, and must be sold. by l.. De-
Bona & Co., corner of Soledad and Com
merce streets. 7-3I-Im.
When you have any houses to rent, ad-
vertise in the LIGHT, and you are sure to find
a tenant.
Don't have your printing botched ~
cheap printers, but call on the LIGHT where
you can get first-class work.
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BE convinced. look through our stock,
stop at our lace counter and examine 200
pieces Torchon laces, insertions TO match. at
the remarkable low price of SIC, So Ioc and
I2Tc, at Is 2.dt) L. WOLFSoN'S.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-07

An open air concert every evening f. m
4 o'clock to 10 p. m, at San Pedro Spring,
The put lie cordially invited. SIT
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-07

in all cases OF Flur. Collie, Cholera Morbus or
other mpIaInts of the bowels, take Morley's Uni
versal Blackberry Balls m25. cents, at +. kalteyer
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ShELP FOHSAl.E.
CHABOT, MOSS 4 co.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on Consignment,
making Liberal Advanc-ments on the same.
CHABOT, MOSS 4 CO.,
<-tuH SAN ANTONIO TExAs.
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-Carter's Liver Bitters for the cure of dys-
pepsia. liver complaint, and all diseases caused
by malaria, are made by the makers of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills, which guarantees the
GOODNESS Wholesale nv A. OreiSs.
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Closing Out

Mems and boys straw hats, at cost, at
S-5-6t S. DEU1sCH 4 co.
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GOODNESS Wholesale nv A. Drriss.
Lace lambrequins just received by
Sat ERAsTUS REED.
New fringcs of different kinds just re-
ceved by ERASrUs REID. S73t
When in need o. lumber, shingles, &C.,
&C.. don't forget Ed. Stoves. 8-l-Im
Go to the Globe saloon, 4o5 West Com
nerce street. in Terrell block, for all fine
thinks suitable to the season. 8 s-6t
Come at once and make your selections
IF figured lawns, 20 yards for ST. 90, at
SEAT l.. WOLFsON's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, III Term
January u, Isl:
G.. \. B,.ulcr, Administrators go,
", IN 'H"h''lS'
S0phia Schwnrtz baCh, ~ al. }
This cause came on this tin day on january,
lSN1 TO he further heard upon the papers mere
tufurc read and the report Of commissioner
I r PauIl to whom This cause was REFERRED
pursuant 10 The decree Of this Court, cntcrr,l
IN This cause on the 10Th day OF OcloDcr' 1871,
which report was filed herein on Inc l"th dhS
December, ISL, and 10 which there - no cN-
ccption: and il appearing 10 the court from
said rrpOrt and the sworn testimony ana cN-
hibitS accom- panying same that charles
SChwarZbaCh. a child by u former marriage
resident of Germany, is an heir of S'tiu proTS9
SchwarZbach. deceased, and us such Is ehllIIcu
To "A share Of his estate and ought 10 he nltde y
marty to this cause; on motion Gf thc Sitid
complainant, by counsel, it is OrJcrcd by inc
Court that AN order Of publication be and Inc
same is hereby made rs To SAID Charl"S
Schwnr2bach, and that the same br published
once IA week for four successive weeks IN some
newspaper OF general circulation throughout
Ohio county, published in the city OF Wneel-
ing, requiring him to appear here WITHIN one
month after The first publication and posting
of This order and do what may be necessary
To protect his interests in this cause, aud tins
cause is continued.
Copy. TeStc: , D,,u
Clerk Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
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