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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01
Toukin Il Co.

This we'll known wholesale and retail
liquor house is just in receipt Of the largest
and best assorted stock Of wines, liquors
and cigars ever offered in this market.
Their stock OF WHISTLES, direct from the
distilleries in Kentucky, Is the finest in
the market. Their wines and cigars, d.
rect from importers, are q surety Of genu-
ineness and purity, and include cham
pagnes, sherries and brandies, while their
domestic wines are the best the market
affords. Their imported and domestic
cigars include . variety Of brands, which
for flavor are not excelled. Dealers are
invited to examine their stock and prices,
which are adapted TO the times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

Aunt Hannah, on South Main street,
has just received from San Francisco an
extensive assortment Of the finest kind Of
millinery goods, consisting Of bonnets and
hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also,
flowers and feathers. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01
Are You

To malarial infuences2 then protect your
system by using Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
1t strengthens the liver and kidneys to
throw of malarial poisons, and Is good for
general debility and nervous exhaustion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

This company's psy-dsys will be as fol-
lows: Furnace men on the Sd, miners on
the 6th and town bills on the 9th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

Mike Purcell will open his Restaurant In
New Town to-day as . frst.ciass mouse.
and will furnish the tables with the best
The market affords.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

Delicious Toe cream can now be obtained
at Brown q Godfrey's confectionery on
North Main street. No one can excel
them in making Toe cream, and they
always keep . bountiful supply Of II on
hand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

- CnWtAkO su 0uhAAleDss
Having sold my entire stock and interest
In the undertaking business to P. r..
Hui, / would recommend him az beng
we'll qualified and competent 10 attend to
ell branches in this line. W. P. HAsxxLL.
Eureka, Feb. 2, 1883.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01
-r.rERDAr's STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MOESlNo DSA~
$40 opbir-ssoo $3.50
40 Gonld & Curry-4l0c 1860
4oe ps"t 4 Belcher-5h On
"a go Cslifornis-4oc
oo Ssvsae-290o 295c 3
loSo Con. Virginis-90c $50
lios Cbollsr-405c 4l0c
sSg Hale 4 N~orcross-s 81
Log Crown Point-190c
10y . ysllow Jscket-4S5c 1900
, a2O Imperial-10o DC
lao Alpha 81 3l9c
dso paIcher-1A 1850
z zoS 1onfidencs-3A 3k
t tss Z. N~evads-7A IN
20 Utah-3h i'm.
90 B~ullion-lA azoc
e0 Exchequer.5oc
o ooo nverman-65c TOO
, e% Unions ~ tx 7%b5
25o Alts-9oc
$50 Julia-2oc oo.
40 Csledonis-2Oc
10 Occidental-zH
800 Benton-zoc
75o Trojan 200 mr.
,so Andes-110c 105c
,at0 scorpion-95c 900
s0 Eureka Con.-3h
rs N. Belle-6A
800 A~rgents-5oc
200 Navajo-looc
$50 G. Prize-35c
$50 M. White-3oc
400 T~iptop.zoc ,o.
s5 Silver King-10S
AFTERNOON BOARD.
100 Eureka Con.-3h
500 G. Prize-45c
1850 Argenta-5 5c 60c
$50 Navajo-l60c 1850
zoo Elko Con.-25c
100 Albion-40c
800 N. Belle Isle-20c
200 Bodie-105c 110c
800 NJ. White-30c
1000 Tiptop-35c
,sos M~exicsn-49Oc 1850 1900 1900
ss5 Gould 4 Curry-390c $3.50
$50 Best & Belcher-5A 81 on
1850 California-4Oc
100 Belcher-155c
1300 ssyage-3 $3.50 310c 3l5c
29s0 Con. virginia-s5c soc Toe
9o5 Chollar-410c Aloe 420c
ESQ potosi-183o 1900 1900
15so Hale a Norcross-8k 0 Oh 81 81
1855 Yellow Jacket-490c 1850 480c Az
2lG0 s. Nevada-6ss ca Gu 6h
900 Utah-3 270e 255c az 1880
1870 Union-74 IN ia ia IN
155 Grown Point-lS5c 1900
200 Csledonia-20c
10 Kentuck-24
$50 Imperial-5c
205 Bullion-110c
$40 Exchequer-50c
100 Confidence 340c
$50 Overman-55o
80 Justice-20c
545 Alta-S5c SOC
800 Julia-20c
500 Andes-105c 1
400 Challenge-60o $50
1440 Scorpion-90c Boo 800
$50 Benton-15c 200
5000 T~rojan-25c
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Union 7As7As So, 9. Nevada 6Hs6+s
eRs IA, Mexican 495s 81 ASS 496s 90 6b
5Ns, Ophir $3.50 890s 385b 390a, Con. Viz.
ginia sos 75s sos, California 40s, Best d
Belcher 5as, Gould q Curry A., Savage
S15s 3l0s 3l5s. Hale a Norcross 8hs 8ks
o. shs 90 Sal o., Chollar 4i5s 420s 416s
420s Ans 430a, Potosi lS0s ms 1905.
Belcher lib. Crown Point 1855, Yellow
Jacket 4kb, Utah AIS 260s zoos, Benton
15b, Bullion Hob, E~xchequer 56s, Andes
ID l05a, Scorpion G5b GOA, Challenge 60s,
Martin White sos, Argents Ssh, Grand
Prize 40b, Navajo 1853. Albion S6b Aoa,
Bodie l05b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

A T ALL TIMES. LIVE ENERGETIC MEN
IA to sell Tunison's Celebrs ted Haps and
Charts; 500 per moath guaranteed agents fol-
lowing our instructions. For particulars, 3D.
dress JOHN DIXON, sacramentos Oh. m1o1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy. and retain IT. youthful color, With
Parker's Hair Bslsam.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

VIM. II. Ssowell,
Assaysr, No. 8 Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

FRxsH French ana American candies
Of every description at Brown 3 eodfrey's
Restaurant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

Freight for the following named persons
arrived by last nights train.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-01

Two organizations have recently been
perfected In the East to work some mining
property about nine miles northeast OF this
place. What they have there 10 beyond
our present knowledge; but the natural
presumption 10 that they are on the same
mineral belt which mi through Union
District, and II such should prove to be
the case, there is a probability Of their de-
veloping some good mines. The organi-
cations are known ~ the Aontexuma and
Silver State mining companies, Some Of
the officers Of the two companies are ex-
pected here shortly, when, II the outlook
Il favorable, they may proceed TO develop
their ground.
The Mccoy mine on the southwestern
slope OF Mineral Hill, owned by ]. O.
Crombie and John MoCAbe. Is showing up
finely. and every days work goes further
TO demonstrate the generally received
opinion Of an immense ore channel run
ming along the western slope Of the Hill,
and entirely separate and distinct from the
richer pres OF the Christie Company. The
owners Of this property have something
over 1000 tons Of ore on their various
dumps. The owners Of the Hartford mine
are breaking through into softer ground,
and considerable chloride ore 10 met with.
They are confident Of opening q body OF
rich ore, and from q personal inspection Of
the ground Tomaso Is pleased to oncur
ToMAso.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23

Die ,,9felu Orleans 9euti9e ,3eitnlt9"
cntruirit fol9enbes traltri9e Bib iIbel
Die grjiebun9s sz8erbdltnihe I'M Gtnotc
2pltiIiana:
$50 INNER man 6in9ebt in unlerem
Stnnte, tritt einem bic trnurige S6ntz
Ia6e por ben 9tu9en, boB GarIenbe
unb 9lbertouIenbe BON iueiBen &in=
bern, &naben imb 0tdb1en, Der 93eger-
bepDlferung gar nt6t 5u 9eoerfelt, in
2ouiiiura in Der jnmmerppuiten llniuil=
Ien6eit altfluadIen. Die S6ullebrer ilt
inherent Staate rperben faum 5ur Sodlite
6eiolbet, lutb firoeu auBcrbem nur auf
ein panr Mpnute im Sabre 8eIddftigutg
gs giebt cine Ntenge tiid)ti9er @e0rcr
uno au6 2e6rerinnen, bie mn at IroG
ipdrelt, SeI6dfti9ung III firtben, uno Die
pOrtreffli6lte 9ienlte leilten iuiirben,
nber es lit fein @elb fir lie I'M Sfab,
lud9renb lmIere 8enmteu u1h 0elebQeber
gut be5nblt iperben, nn6 ibr @elo piinft
li6 Sieben. g8ie oiele ppn ben Snaben
nno Ntdo6en i'll QouiIiana tpcroen bout
5utnge 5u niibli6en lmb intelli9enten
Wit9lieoern Der biir9erli6en @eIellibnft
bernn9e6ilbct? 98ie piele rnIerer Gnn
ben erlerrcn bente, luIe tic quite 5nrmcr,
Nte6allifer, Sngcniclrc uno Geid)Git@=
Ieutc meroeu f6mcn? 99ic niclc imicrer
lernen, lpie lie !Oaus bnlten,
8rob bader, fo6er, ibre cigcncn 9leibcr
quite uub niibli6c 5SrmItn lulo
iuert9upllc Mtit9lieber Der @cictGdnit
iucrben fDnncu? g3p ulo iucr iin0. oic
9eIrer bieler bernniuadicnbcu @cncrG
tion upn &noben lmo WGodcn r0 uic
uicl Belt ucriucnoeu bicIelbcu tdglid) Sur
9(usbilbln9 uun @eiit lub S0rpcr bic
icr ;ufiinftigcn 6cncrntipn uon WiGulerrt
uuo ;srnucu? Iic Wniic upu juQcHoli=
dlem @eiit uub &0rperfrnit, oie bier i'm
Stnatc, iii Der Stnht, ipic an Dem
2nnbc, io;uin9en iuilb 5u Ntdntcut mb
;5rnuen DcrnrnuddIt, oGne ir9eno cinen
anocrcn 9cben5;iued SIT fenrelt, ais Giien,
Srinfen un0 S6lnfen, u9nC or6eiicn,
pber irgeno lUel6em 3pnng ii6 Iii9en jn
miiIien, 1T lpnbrbaIt baaritr6uherh ill
neftuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23
Sohreone g.

Wfit bieier Summer tritt bns ,,!Ser
manner Splfsblntt" ben 29Iten enbr
gang al. geir fDruen nit Sefrieoig
lung ouf bns eben ab8eluufenc Su6r 5u
riifblideu, bern es ilt fiir Die 6ernusge.
Der lit ieber 8e;iebutg ein siinitises &c
ipelen. Gn& ySolf36latt" bnt int lebten
Sabre uieie 5reultbe 9eiponnen mn
leineu 2eierfreis ltm eirt Sebeutenbes er=
tpeitert; ein 8eiueis, baB uuiere9bonnen=
ten init Dem 9latte Sufrieben 9etuciclt
unb 0aiielbe i9reu 9a6bnrn auf's 8eitc
empfoblen 9a6en, tpofiir mir i6nen bier
nit unIeren uerbin6li6Iten 9anf aussu=
Ipreben tuiinI6en, un6. boffen, 6nB lie
audi I'M nG6iten Sabre e6enfolls 10
tbatfrdftig ms nnterltiisen m09eu.
gSir unIererieits iperben uns beIniihen
oas ,SOlfsblntt" INNER nd9er oem
Soeal elmer GpuntD 3eitung Su
brin9ert unb je mebr 2eIer mir 9nben,
beito mebr Wittel unb i3eit fDHnen ipir
auT bic SerItellnn9 be5 8lattes periuen=
ben. 5Ol9li6 lie9t es i'm Sntereiie
eine5 jeoen unlerer 9l6pnnenten, 1eine
gta6barn Die nod ni6t 3eIer bes
D8oltsblatt" limb, ai,fSumluntern aui
oaslel6e 5u obonniren. 8eionberen
Gant i6ulben mir rnIeren GorreIppuz
benten aus ben perI6iebenen Gbeilen bcs
County, ioiuie 9enen, Die uns 9ele9ents
li6 0eitt6eilun9en iiber Sprfpmnniiie
in ibrer 9ta66arIdaft su9eIunbt 6aber,
urO m0dten llniere 2eler no6ntols CT
in6en, ms aud fernerbin our6 bic
@inienomg bon 8eri6ten ii6er Greigz
niiie BON nll9emeinem SntereIie in ben
Stano 5u leben, mD6entlidJ einen &C
nnlten 8erid)t iibcr bas 16ut mt6 2aller
Der 8eipObner ppn @n&cpnooe Gpuntp
ill eritntten
g8n5 unIcre politii6c Sicllung nnbc
lnlt9t, brau6en mir iuDG( ni6t Ill Der
libern, DAB min na6 ipie ppr Die 9ril5i |
pten Der 8epublifnnil6en 9ortei pcr-
tretcn iuerhen; bo6 loll lns hie5 nicbt
5u blinhcn Rurtei9dngerr mnfcn, bic
ulle Siinben Die int Nnmen bcr 9ortci |
be9on9en ipcrbcn. gutbciBen, ionbcrn
mir mcroen c5 ms intntcr illr 9luI0obc
ntadcn, 9(ae2, mas ti6t Suui @o6le bcs
SOlfes 6cr Ger. Stnnten bcitrdocn fanu,
riifii6t3lp5 GIT tahelr unb st peroom-
mcn.
Slt 2ofdl6ra9en bat oas o!perlununer
Solfsblntt" ltets 9as bcfiirluortet, lpas
pon ieinen ,6eraus9ebern nl8 bns 9cite
fir bns aIl9emeine 8obl, ni6t mir pes
9eutI6tGuns, Ionoern Der 9ar5en g}c.
o0lferlng nnieres GountD erfnnnt
ipuroe, uno mir tuerben bies nu6 in Der
3uflinTt, lmbefiirtmert I'M fleinli6e
SonberintereIien tbun
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23
01Urbbcntfc6er 2IuDS.
Bal t III T e'9 iuie.
RegelmIsise VaKastCrbefGrbtrung
spifGtn
Sremte1t 1ttt68dlttntDre

| -O L e @ u
burd bic riitmIihff bsfnnntrn, cilrrnrl SGrau.
ben YOltcdmpfi&iHs erifsr GIniir ron 5000
| Cons:
8rannfrbwcie. 08efcr, !6ermanm,
Nurnbcre, Imcrifd, SfraBbura.
! Gbfahrt BON Srcmcu iebcU Diiitppn.
| Nbfnbrt ppn Baltimore je6cn Ccnnnlfda.
Die Oampfcr hc5 n. 8. Srpb Ine auf has
Splioclfe 9ebaut, nit eeutl ldben SrrIeutrn
temnnnt une pertsn Upr eentl den Gapi,
tdincn tefebliet.
Die MnsdbI hfr nit benz R. 3. Yl0pb Ddm-
pfrrn bis Gnbe 1882 ttiOrNsrten gaHagirrs be.
IGuft fib duf
sar 1,1O1,975 Yrrinnen -ssu
inb 1pribt ppbl AM 8rifrn fir bic StIirbtbtit
bieler gtnis btim rsifsnbsu putIitnm.
3pifbcmbcces= 3affaeierc
bsfOrbern mir ~ auserprbentIi9 bilfsen Yrri.
len mad une rpn Oeutlblanb, Oefrrrci6lln-
garit. u. [. b.
9lllen Ginranecrern ndh pritli3tn Stantrn
III bic Reife iiber g q | ii MOI adns beIrn.
bGrs ansuratben fe rtiien febr bilig, finb In
Baltimore ppr ieber ufberscrtbeiluna ecIhIst
unb fSunen bei 9lntunft in Satimorr unmtt-
tel6nr bonn OampfIhif IL oie bfreitlfebenecr
Gilcntabnpagru Geissn.
gBer dlGp has aIte gdterldub tclu6en, cbcT
9erpanbtr nnb 6rcunbs beriibGr fommtn LAT.
fen piu, lCute ita an bic nntsrSei@nstsn Nsrn.
ten prnbtn, bic ;u jeber tvritertn @usfunft
germ bsrsit finb. 9rieEIitt Nnfrlstn wfrbsn
prcmpt beanttpprtet.
s@- aHte bnrnut bag Gusrs palTagti6fint
fnr bic Dampfer brs Nprbbeuf btn
0lp pb ausselte0t wercrn.
u. S6ubmadber s. 60,
8cnercl'Nscnten,
o 5 Siio Sap Ctr. Baltimore, Wo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23
2lufproeruna !!

" o / it Geo. SoIentin 0tnner,
aus 9irfbein, 8beinpTolj. sein gtcife,
5irnun Wel[ler, iuiini6t iebnli9it ieincrt
SluIeut6altsprt Su erfabren 9lu@flrnIt
erbittet iid oeriel6e inter Der 9lbrtiie,
Simpn so iiler,
Central 6ptel,
6ermanit, Mu
@s6isItISHsr ppIIen ssF. ecsirsa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23

Wetne 5trren! Gs n,a&t mir grr-
.enisen. melhsn Bu f5nnen. eas ID
Bropn's Giier Bitters nit ausee,et&-
neteni Grfole sestn Ralaria urib rer>
pot Tldsen. oerurfd4t eur4 uebers
Greeimns, asbrau4t ta6s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-23
]leueS Ce6ell

eibt Der @ebrdu9 pom 8rorpn's
GiIen 8itters. SIN 98inter ftdrft
uno errparn1t es bas SnItem;
i'm sSriibiobr berei9ert es Oas
8lut unb pertrei6t &ranfbeiten;
i'm CONNER fraftist es bic 9ier>
pen uno 8erbauunssorsane I'M
Serbit Iebt es bas Spitem in
Stanb. pI0sIib @itterunSs=
Iue6ieI obne b0ie Sol9en gu
ertra9en.
@uf feline anbere 9lrt tonn
man &rantbeiten 70 iider per-
meiben ais inbem man 6as Spz
item in better Sronun9 erbalt.
8rorun's Giien 8itters ii6ert
uoQfommene 8eIunobeit rpabz
ren6 ben perGnoerli6en SSabresz
3eiten. es Itent por ben 8efab=
rem ii9er, rpel9e unreines @aI=
fer uno miasmatii9e 2uft nit
ii9 brinsen uno es uerbinoert
Gus3ebrllng, Merenz uno 2ebers
8rantbeiten &C.
s. g. Berlin, Gsq. uon Der
befannten 5irma $. 6. Berlin
& Co., @ttorneps, Sc Droit 8ez
bdube, @aibinston, 8. g.,
f3reibt unterm 5. Dec. 1881:
Dletne Strrsn! Gs ntadt mir grr-
aulaen nieIeen bu fonnen. ed6 ID
Bropn's Giier Btters nit ausstset&-
netem Grfolg aeaen Walaria unb ner>
eeit 9ldaen. osruridht eurn uettrs
Grstitans, asbrau4t BABE.
Siitet Gu3 Dor 91o9abmun=
gen. Sra9t fir 8rown's Gi=
fen 8itters uno BE tie bt 6arauf
es gu erbalten. 2aBt Gu6 ni6t
Gtuas oufidndten, mas oIs
9erabe 10 gut empfobIen
pirb. Das 4e9te nir6 nur
fabri;irt pon Der 8romn Gbemis
col Co., Baltimore, Ytp.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
from Various other SouresnL


from Various other Souretr-
DIR. John Grant, of Laredo, is at the Menger.
Miss Kate Mitchell has returned from Gal
weston.
Colonel Il. ID. l.. Witches starts ON his northern
trip tomorrow night.
MIR. c. q. Mullaly leaves the city on Monday
for an extended visit to Georgia.
Mr.. william Shaw aud ID. b. Shipp, stock
raisers OF Hondo City, are at the Central
Mr.. e. Garcia Perez and Trinidad Aldrete
sheep and cattle men of San Diego, are ut the
Central.
Mr.. Il. b. Rutlodge, stock raiser OF Frio
county, accompanied by his family, are at the
Central.
MEG. Hubbard, the well known wool
buyer, has returned to the city, and is staying
at the MenRer.
MIR. W. Camp Richards has returned from
Paris and is at his accustomed post IN the
Federal otncoS.
Mr.. o. Ellis, Mr. G. o. Ellcs and DR.. Nc
Cooper, recent settlers of fiiden, Mckullen
county, are at the Central.
Mr.. l.. r. Chester, from Philadelphia, master
in the United states navy, Is Ut the Menger'
accompanied by Mrs. Chester.
Mir. abe l'lausburg, of the Chicago, Durling-
ton and Kansas CitS, aud 81. LOUIS heOKuk
and Northorn railroads, is ia the city in the in
terost of MS rOuI.s.
MIR. Thomas Gigan, merchant of Laredo, ar
rived this morning in order 70 meet MS wlte
and family, and Mrs. korstall, who have been
visiting New orleans
Dr. Nuttall, from Devine, arrived In the city
this morning. He is disgusJed with the health
mess of DeVine, and Is uitOru LEGALITY where
there is malaria and disease.
MIR. G.. &. Gale, wife and daughter, came in
from NiejO springs yesterday, aud the ladies
uft for their home, indianapolis, this morning.
Mr.. Gale is staying at the MeDgcr.
MIR. Charles BubDuge, of Boston, Treasurer
of the Sunset railroad, accompanied by Mrs.
Babbage and Mrs. Foreman, arrived from Sau
Francisco this morning. They will remain
here about two days und then 10 TO Houston.
Mr.. John Adams, of New York, who has
been spending the last Ave months at Mrs.
O'Grady's ut BOerne, has Just returned 10 the
Menger greatly improved IN health lie re-
turns TO the North to-day to escape our warm
weather. lie has experienced great benefit
from the climate here aud expects to return IN
the fall.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
LIGHT SPARKS.

Races at the springs tomorrow.
There will be racing at the springs to-
morrow.
There will be divine service at Temple Beth
I'll this evening AT 8 o'clock.
Lively sport at the springs tomorrow. See
programme OF races.
The thTce-year-old son of Mr.. Geddes died
this morning from diarrh~a.
DIR. Lotion breaches tonight at the Baptist
church. Don't fail " hear him.
Some good stock is advertised to take part
in the races st the springs tomorrow.
Street Commissioner Russi is etfecting a
great improvement III various parts OF the city.
Henry Castellnro, OF Kosendito Cast ellaro,
on th9 Medina, died yesterday from nervous
fever
The Texas Press excursion is expected to
arrive in this city Tomorrow ON tneir way to
Monterey.
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San Anto-
MO railway system will in future DC known us
the Eden route.
Miss Francisco Flores is improving in
health, and il is hoped that she Will soon be
convaescent.
The colored Mrs Ernst first heard of her
husbands marriage through newspaper
notice of the event.
Mrs. b. Rosenkranz, of Helotes, is under
treatment for rattle snake bite, and 1t is hoped
that she will recover.
The police have complaint that number
and are investigating tue matter
Rev DR.. George a Lotion, one of the
most eloquent preachers OF the land, will de-
liver a sermon at the Baptist church tonight.
Rev. DR.. George A. Lotion, of st. Louis,
breaches Tonight AT the Baptist church You
have rarely ever heard 81 eloquent Il minister
Yesterday was the hottest day of the sea-
son. II $50 y. III. yesterday the signal Office
thermometer registered Us degrees in the
shade.
| The LIGHT must be excused from diyulV-
| ing the name OF the red neclstie dude, at least
| tor the present, but If he does not reform il
will be given away.
The LIGHT acknowledges the receipt of an
| invitation to attend picnic given ut the
| springs tomorrow night Dy Mr.. Barney Eber.
| hardt and friends
MIR. Charles Haynes, manager of the st
| Paul opera house, Minnesota, who was here {
| short time ago for the benefit OF his health
| died recently in knightstOwn.
Red neckties are at Il discount to-day. N,
| one " i'll wear them, not even the dudes, anC
other citizens point to their nockties ant
proudly say, you eau see am not a dude. >
Garter q Mullaly's valuable mare Gautchli
| Cheftainess, sired by Hamilton, died thi
| morning rs she was foalng. The mare was
| very iine one and was purchased by her owner
for 500.
An important meeting of the British asso
citation will be held in Strives hall tonight
when the officers yearly reports will be pre-
scented and new officers elected for the enstiin
term. The sociabe usually neld on this nigh
Is postponed.
Tho County Commissioners met in cor
cave this morning. The business transacte
was the adoption of a few reports and ia
is promised big time in connection with
, | road case.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18

Miss Mary Meyers entertained the members
of the church and friends at her mothers resi-
dence, on Acequia street, last night. Singing,
music and ice-cream eating were the principal
amusements of the evening, aud was entered
into by the guests with but little backward
ness. Miss Mary was quite industriOusin max
ing her friends feel welcome.
Two LIGHT sparks were present also the
HANDSOME man OF the Times, In his new linen
suit dude, with his red neck tie, was quite
conspicuous, and the Jolly, fat insurance uan.
who never fails 70 help u good cause by non.
Attendance, was also present. This social was
OF the real, genuine article, and the LIGnT /.
thankful Tor special courtesies received.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
AN OUTSIDE ISSUE.
See what 80 win do This Week.

Notice this item and remember Il has moth
ing Ia do with our regular stock. IL IL only
one of the snaps we sometimes wake up the
town with We have on hand 800 suits, soinp
worth So 80 some 81 30 and SOME worth So W to
IS 20, They are good middle weight suits am
we will sell them for one week, all around, al
50 10, q, u, FRANKS, Alamo Plaza,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
Tho Great Cotton Case.

Commissioner PGschal yesterday completed
taking the evidence in the great cotton case of
Half vs. the United States Government, in
which millions of dollars are claimed for the
destruction of cotton during the war. The
dispositions are to be sent to the French
American committee in Washington In order
that the matter may be considered by them.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
Registering the stockmen.

AT the Fort Worth Stock Journal ONCE, San
Antonio, Charles Seabaugh has opened regis
ter of men interested in stock business, with
their postal addresses. Two laughable in
stances are shown therein. W. X. HOxis de-
scribes himself as sock " instead OF stock
agent, and Nicholas VAIN appends the pro-
fession of loafer" TO his name.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
Races at the springs saturday

The greatest races of the season will take
place at the San Pedro Springs course on Sat
urday evening, May 10. The entries are Gray
BALI and "Old Bill Smith" for purse of $50
race, free for all, for purse of SIPS Trotting
race between Knapp's sorrel, " Dexter" Joe
Fosters bay, " Dan," and Carter Il Mullaly 5
Straightedge" Rare sport will surely result.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18
The Alamo Music journal.

The LIGHT has received copy OF the Alamo
Music journal, published by the Alamo Music
house, E. c. Everett & Co., proprietors. 1t is a
monthly publication containing three pieces
of music and much interesting reading matter.
and is issued at so cents per year. The music
alone il worth the money.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18

As building and refitting generally ls pro
crossing in San Antonio, Messrs. Wagner
Bros, the enterprisng turner's and cabinet
makers ON Houston street, nave determined to
execute all orders for Office store and bar
room fitting at such low prices as have hitherto
been unknown in the city. A trial is recon-
mendod, ds they are good, practical worSmen
and are sure 10 give satisfaction.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18

Mr.. George p. Levy, of Weatherford, who
has large sheep rancho In Palo Pinto county,
purchased two fine bucks this morning from
MIR. A. Cert for the sum of $1,000. Jumbo, the
name of one of the bucks, well known TO sheep
men, made one of the lot.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18

Don't waste your money having Your head
examined, but bring IL with you next time you
come TO q. Is. Franks Alamo store, and viii
ft IL with "A straw or felt hat, elegant ia shape
low in price, and regular cooler.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-18

The following picnics are arranged
To-day-Hig school picnic at the springs.
Schubert's school picnic at the springs.
To-norrow-Soledad NJ. T.. church picnic on
the SaladO. Picnic OF Mr.. Barney Eberhardt
and friends mt the springs, commencing AZ !
O'Clock p. III.
sunday Wofson's clerks picnic at the Mis-
sions. Mr.. II. Coleman and parties picnic al
the Missions, starting from 2l2 South Laredo
street.