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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-27
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Sfritte gegen Gbuarb 0eoltu uuo Qeur9
Sopen Elm, nm oieIelben CUR 3Gbluug Don
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req @rftetnen. 9tUltu mar ietn Birge.
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ben.
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betrug bic ginfubr Don Salg, Sleti4Daareu,
Mudereiprobufteu i'm Iebten 4uguf $12,s
060,061 unb I'm Iuguf 1882 $6,237, ,317, ia
BEN nm 81. 4usuft 1888 perffrtdeuen a9t
Mlonaten ST, 457, $40 unO Tn ben nImlt6su
att Monaten be8 Sabre8 1882 $65, 922, 1S5.
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ten i'm 8etraee Don $84,3 ,204 erporttrt,
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retprobuften in ben am 81. Auguf b. s. oers
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$780, uno in ben entipredenoeu bier gioz
nateu bes Sabres 1922 auf S7,116,S16.
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$266. 1896 un0 Ote 3OletnnGbme $615, ,491.
3te @eIanbti6aft ans 3orea miro am
SaHftage hterher 5uriidfebreu uue ulelrsrs
Go8e bletben.
8ur @tnl6Iung be1immte RattOunt sBaufs
uoten i'm Betrags non S3l3,0O0 liei
bsute i'm Sdotamfe etu.
SdatomtsIetretdr Sol9er bat entihie6eu,
6n6 bic Gmbalage, Rtffen ODER ioafuVe Sers
padung, in msld9eu ausldnotihe @olaclH
tnporttrt psroen, teiueu 3oQabga0sH Ggte~=
mo- fen iino.
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fIde @eiunote, Wtro udtffeus aus @eir~o=
heltsridiiG,,e ,en etne ldugere llrlauo9retie mad
Supou untreteu. 2egationS' SefretGr Jiatto
piro in3uti6eu ulS @ei4Gftgtrdger fun
g.rGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-27

Sc stsbt bstuobe feiue srpaaieue Perion,
bic nidt mituuter an ben Rtersn lstost, Huo
6erartlge 2eioen fiuo bic fur4tbarfte nno gs'
f1brli6Ae QueIIe aller Srantbeiten. Absr 90
tff burhaus niht uOtbpsuotg, Irgeno msl4s
Rteren. obsr gum urtn gebortgen estosn
burGiuma6eu, tpsnn bin uno tuieoer 3opteu'
8itterer aencMmeu pire. tSspt15-3W
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NEUSTAEDTER'S
OeufSc6eS &iu6erme BIZ.

TteIe8 retberibmte grAparat entbilt ale 5ur
Er,euaun5 rem Tleiih, stnohen, glut, Niu5taIH uno
Iomit ran S1rrertraft erfcrcerltheu @eflnrt9ei'e,
unb 5par in elmer fur Ietteite 8arrauun5 8eet3netn
Frrm. Bon heu au9siebeniteu 0crten ut hdlelbe
ais her bette unb luperlAin9te GriaB fur @lntteys
Il duertaunt unp ais oa5 lutr65lttite Grnabruu55s
mtttel fur tleue unp pahieupe Stncer, iCmte f1r
Graufa un6 Geneieupe empichen rortcn, g(eus
itacOier'5 7euti1es &inOernebl III feiucS'
tuces cine Waeoigin, ionperu Elm @rndbruugss
mitteI. g8c3eu ietne5 beoeuterceu &abrperbs,
icpie neaen ietuer lei6teu gerbaulihtstt ietner
Shmadbaittstett uuo iGnelleu Auiulbme tn5 GIut
lit t75 genannte Stnhermebl prru5ltdD ttnIenl5en
gum Cebrauh empfcblen, he an Gercauun8 8sitnate
unb tlrous eutitebcnper un}urethCncer Grn1hrund
an trS5em Stpifpediel, an @lutarngtb, itllnsr
Diu5teLz cher ncidber Sucdenbdrunl uno GebHlt6em
Ieipen. Gpmit mirb IS teiCnrer5 gum @ebrauh lur
Glu1linae, Sinner In itusl9m gBa65bum, ionic fur
Icl9c 9tnter, bic @nlase gu icSenannten recppGten
C5lieteru" bd6en, unsee9autltdb empTcbIeu; ierner
fur 0r5peptter Graute uno 6eneienre IN iteem
Gtattum, irute fur GereHiHpate uu6 6ritepIte.
get feblcuper, prer ni6t gutter uuo 9euugenber
8luttermildl 1T bl5 &inrermeM Der etnIige
oaerfannte GrIab her uaturIt&tn gtahruH5 tc5
Gaus.in5s 3usleib lit e5 ca5 I6erite Seuemitid
her G.etneu aeleu ,,Summers e ompIaint,"
drori5ae G;artboe uHo ptnoerdlolcrG. Sa boz
Sen - oteu 4pGtbeteu. 4'rei5 80 6eni5 per EudFN
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Rnrft nrn Rrrfr.

2toerpoOl 2G. Sept., 1890 Rtttcgs.-
8aumnote: 0fitteliorteS Sberldu6et 51I rs,
90. Rens Orleans 1916. 9ie 8ertaGle be,
trugeu 10000 Baleu, SpetuIattOn L. Gu3.
fubr 1000, 3Ifubr $50.
QOnbon, 26. Sept. - Ser. Staaten:
GbitguttOHeu: 4zproJ. 1921, Ditto At pro;
l1G, 20. uerldugerte 5'pro3. 1044.-AttieH.
u. & 8. q. 414, DO. 2. 131, Gris 80, DO. 2.
9S, NepzYort Central 1881, %auni Central
Coz Sue. Central 1881, Reaoiug 9523, On.
tarto=gGefern 22g, DieTifauiite II, Rtl.
tpontee ct. ganl Common 1082.
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ate bsopritebcnce abrsifr ecS Giareu pm
Rppeubdaer

YeterSburg, 26. 9spt. - Sin ruiiis
ite8 @eiGmaber III nod Sopenbageu abge.
gaugeH, nm Der Sndt bs8 T;aren aui Der
8udreiie nod 8uBlaub OILS @storte III bic
neu. Der @;ar uub ieiue 8emabltu meroeu
nm ndtlffsu 9ienfuge BON Sopeubagen mad
8u5Ionb abreiien.
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S. Ban bite ftd bor tusrtbIos
fen 2la9abmungeR. "a

@jlemm's ScbiuefelIeife
ift 9efdlfcbt tuUrSen; man
ocbte aIfp Hnrouf, SaF
e. q. grittenton 2srOprte-
for'' otIf icDent 9S69cben
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nict1t ccbt lit. Su baben
bel alien 2apUtbcfcrm. -
Grppt, Sfr. Il5, SultOns
Stra6e, SaetusSprf.
9ret 9 tiid Uerbeu gegfu gmpIaug BON
Gents tn Srtefmarieu per BOit france
oeriGubt.
S9M'S SGarI uuS Sartfarbe,"
dbwur3 uoer braun, 90 Gents. - BET alien
Qpotbstsrn SH babeu.
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pduirn.

III prto, 26. september. - Su etner
qefern abgebnIteusnS Stsuug Der bpudfftlheH
SInteH ert 6rte Senor Dinret, 6aB inter Den
Subrern Der Bnrtet p0ltge gtntraht berrs
id)e, uno baB er bereit iet, fir bic SretAeit
Der 8emCtratte OSer bic St6erbeit Der Uto'
nar6te etn3utretsrA fpeun entmeoer oieia
Ober iene augegrtffeu peroen iollte.
5snba an E, Srautreth, 26. September.
- Sema1uete Sanoen fno on oerI9teoenen
Bunften anf ipaHtihem @ebiet ua5e Der
frani6fiiden @reu3e aufgstauAt. Gle tpirs
ben burd ipantid)e 9enSoarmerie i1arf oer=
folRt.
Itubrtb, 2G. Gept. 3 So oerIautet
bGB R0nig Glfonio nom Istu1r 3(dftebr oen
SCnOr Sagafta abermaIs NIT 3uiammeHs
ietung etnes &abiuet5 betraueH, olB 5aJatd
etnen @ontpromi6 nit Der opuafttihen Gin
fen inter benz Senor Roret arrangtren, uuo
baB Vebtsrer oorldnfig Die 6rage iiber 2Bte'
OereiHiiibruHg Der Serfafung bon 1869 fIls
len laiien ptr6. Die bpuafti6e 9inte miro
gRgeu @nbe bieies glonats cine Seriamm.
Iur9 baltsu.
GtaentbIm!icbe @pieemie in StaIieu.
81 iom, 26. September. - Ser IuSbru5
etner h06artigeH @pioemts ptro aus oerVdbe
bon gieapsl gemelbet. Die Symphonic Ger
'6rnuthett bRuten auf gel5es 6ieber.
6lutbweucu an eer SIhe pon GepIou.
2oubou, 20. Septem6er. - Nabritteu
Gu8 Colombo, @eplou, ergebsu, baB oas tiir,'
ltde grbbebeu auf Saua etu pl0eltdes Gin.
fen oe8 Wesres pOn IS 6uB bet &olombO ;ur
6OIge butte. am 27. Quguit ittss uuo rel
ba8 gRniier unuufB0rlid auf 9auer elmer
baIbsn S.unbe uno errettte Snnu mieOer
ietueu NOrmaltano. Diebrere Sabr,euge
puroen BON tbreu Antsrgriinben lOsgertfeu,
uustu ieia ermdbneuswertber Saaoen entz
ftar0.
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Sebes buffenbe Snbiuibuum fdIt 6em @e'
meinpeeu ,ur 9aff unb iOllte Oaher geiseliG
gsspuueen perben, it9 etns % Gents 6la'
ide pOn Or. Or. Bulls 9ufsu.Sprup" gu
tanfen. (232)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-27

Serlin, 26. Geptember. - Der Bros
Oiu3tal, GerrepOuOsn3" ertIdrt, bte aupeieu'
teit her 80Hi9e BON Spanten uuo Serbteu
auf ben Wnn0uerH Der oeutiheu Nrmee be'
peiie aufs gieue, bab bic 8e]tebungen 5pts
idsH 9eutidlaub mo ben auoeren europd'
iiGsn Iddten Ohue 8idTtt auf osren
geograpbiidle Sage Ourdweg freHuoidaftta
fjnb.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

At Mrs. V. c. Paschals, go Crockett street
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

California fruits in variety at Armstrong;.
Call early for reserved seats at Risohe's for
Mascotte. D-l7-4t
The Central hotel, of San Antonio is the
place to stop at 81 80 day. 7-2S-tf
The Mexican ball tonight will be in full
costume and viii follow the fireworks. Don't
fail to attend early.
Try Elliott Il Ragland for your druggist
No. East Commerce street. 0-3-lm
-Gobble, gobble, gobble-R Bah, bah, bah,
Turner hall, Wednesday night. O-lT-4t
Leave your measure for shirts at Rosenbau m
Bauers, giS Commerce street. cliff
Grapes, pears, apples and peaches received
In quantity daily by Armstrong. S-25tf
That country lad l do admire" Turner
hall Wednesday and Thursday nights. 9-17-4t
A good thing to advertise In: The LIGHT
ANNUAL AND GUIDE. Secure space early. Aft
Have your prescriptions filled at City Drug
Store. No. East Commerce street. 0-3-lm
If you don't see the fireworks at the springs
this evening you will regret it.
Fresh fruits from all parts received daily by
Armstrong and sold at lowest possible prices.
Every one who tries IL says that Armstrong
has the only really excellent table butter in
the city. cliff
Don't fail to hear the presentation speeches
during the performance of Masootte. 9-l7-4t
There will be a fine display OF fireworks at
a grand bali.
d. Fluid extracts. eixirs and elegant prepara-
Tons at City Drug Store, Not East Commerce
street. 9-3-lm
Lot and house With six. rooms, just north Of
on Junius Means, u Soledad street. II
The Mexican celebration will end tom light
WIN eraad display OF fireworks and gr and
ball In costume.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17
LIGHT FLASHES.
What the Reporters Learn ON Their Tour
Through tho City.

What the Reporters Learn ON Their Tour
Through tho City.
The theatrical season opens tonight at
Turner hall.
The drivers Of on's transfer wagons went
on a strike this morning.
William Hennefe died on Saturday at his
residence on Third street.
"A large foundry and machine shop would
pay handsomely in San Antonio.
The new company Of stars for the Vaude.
vile theatre have arrived and will open to-
night.
M. ]. G. Fisk has been elected County
Weigher, vice w. NJ. Edgar, who failed to
qualify.
MIR. F. G.. Grothaus, Of Boerne, proposes
to locate in San Antonio and embark in bush
ness here.
Marshal Costing has appointed Sheriff
Reinhardi, OF Boerne, as Deputy United States
Marshal.
DIR. Alex McMasters and family, of Mon
terey, Mexico, are spending several days in
the city.
- ne NtCpiuel oltntu u new uoNhcA Ahls
morning, = victims we're fined for infringing
the city ordinances.
"A severe gale is reported at San Marcos
yesterday, but the reporter did not learn the
amount Of damage done.
S. Pinski, Of New Orleans, won the amber
jewelry set that was ratified at Sim Hart's last
Saturday on a throw Of AZ.
Mrs. John Colbaugh, Of Boerne, has pre-
scented her husband with a Io-pound baby,
and great is the joy thereat.
-Messrs. Decker & Halligan had a grand
opening ftheir Broadway saloon on Saturday
and the elegant place was well visited.
Policeman Chavez was acquitted by
jury on Saturday in Justice Adams court on
the charge Of assaulting Crecencio Buena.
Moses Baumblatt will leave for New York
tomorrow, to be absent about two months, to
buy goods for the house Of Goldrank, Frank
& Co.
Arrangements have been made for the re-
moval of Mrs. Helen Schmidt Reuthinger TO
Austin in exchange for Jeff Hall, who is now
harmless. 1t is thought that the unfortunate
lady will soon recover, as her mania is said to
precede from CESSATION.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
A Decidedly Liberal Plan of Test Openly
Onfered by Byrnes q Kerr.

The undersigned who are engaged IN CON
structlng composition and gravel roofing
known by some us Asphalt. call the atten-
tiOn of their patrons and the public generally
TO the fact that n petition was presented to the
city Council at It's last meeting, asking the
structinn of Asphalt" roofing within the hrst
and second fire limits of this city, which petit
tion was referred to the Fire committee OF tho
CITY Council. We wish, In Justice TO ourselves
and the public 20 say that we have pre- scented
Il request tn the said committee that they make
u thorough investigation ot the same by com
municating with AID receiving answers from
the Presidents Ut the local boards of under
writ ers, and the chiefs OF the fire departments
of the cities of st, Louis, Chicago, New York,
Philadelphia, Boston. New orleans aud Gal
weston, asking them first:
III composition and gravel roofs are per
mitted in the fire limits of said ctlcsi
II SO, what preccntaRe of said roofs are In
use compared with tin and other fire proof
roohngY
How It rates with tin and other roofing as to
its durability and safety from fireI
Whether II affects the rate of insurance,
We ask our patrons and the public not TO
let this matter prevent them from ordering
our roofing, az we can give perfect assurance
that, II our request he complied with by the
Ft'e committee, IL will prove to them and the
Pablo beyond doubt that n majority of the
buildings In all large cities are rooted with
composition and gravel, the same as used by
MS, and that the finest buildings in tho land are
so rooted. Also that in point OF economy,
durability and perfect safety from fire there Is
no materials to excel that used by us.
Respectfully,
BYRNES X KERR,
go Commerce ST.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

At the auction sale of Volksfest stands Sat-
urday evening the following were knocked
down Two ice-cream stands at Sis and
$2o; one sausage stand at SIC
one fruit and candy stand, at SIS, and
several others at fair prices. The beer and
restaurant stands, owing to the small bids
offered, were not sold. They will be offered
again Wednesday evening at g O'Clock at
Schools hall.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

A beautiful residence on Dignowity hill,
worth $1,000, offered for $1,000. Also one for
5000, worth $500.
Five new cottages near Sunset depot from
$3.50 to $1,000,
Rock house, five minutes walk from Mcnger
hotel only $1,000.
New cottage and almost an acre of land near
Mayor French's, $500. Must sell. An offer
wanted.
Three new cottages on Dignowity hill. $1,000
to $500.
New 7-roomed house on San Pedro avenue,
$500.
Seventy-five lots near Sunset depot. See
maps at ofhye.
One block on San Pedro avenue
New house on Flores street, $3.50.
Four cottages on Avenue b, $1,000 each.
Three new cottages on Avenue g, $500.
Rock cottage, plenty shade, Avenue Il, cor
ner Fifth street, for 5000.
See list at office
W, f. HILTON, POS West Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Late styles of Hats
For sale at Pancoast & Sons.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

The remains Of Colonel J. T. Sellers were
buried on Saturday and were followed to the
grave by many friends. The deceased was
formerly fuel agent on the Sunset railroad.
His wife died last spring and his daughter, the
wife Of DR.. Young, Of the Houston Post, died
in July last. He leaves two daughters and
one son, and one Of the daughters is lame.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

The Boeme Advance is responsible for the
following statement CDR. West has some
very curious and interesting geological sPeci-
mems, and we understand some pe.rescent.
He also has a hne collection OF ancient and
modern coins, petrihed vegetables, wood, etc.
But best of all the doctor believes he has the
skeleton Of David Crockett, the Alamo hero.
The bones we're dug up from the Alamo by a
laborer, who saved them for him."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17
AN EVENTUAL DAY.
Thursday, September go, Full of Interest
ing Sight Seeing.


ing Sight Seeing.
II has been matter Of much comment in de-
termininR on day whom the public will be in-
vited to witness the most elegant exposition
ever presented before in San Antonio.
For the coneumation and complete success of
the occasion Meesrs. :. Mayer 4 Son have had
n line of specialties imported which cannot, on
seeing, fail TO excite admiration, and they can
be happy IN the knowledge that the laurels OF
the season will be won by their untlring efforts
to surpass all former attempts.
on the day alluded to the millinery house
will present grand array of wreaths, feathers,
plumages, birds, corsaRes and flowers, inter
spereed with various novelties and pattern
hats. An artificial garden, arranged I'm pots
and hanginRs will be a noticeable feature, and
any attempt at description would not do
Justice
The plans for ornamentation and display in
the dress and fancy goods house have not been
entirely perfected. Hut too much praise can
not be bestowed on the excellent taste AID de-
cernment displayed by the buyer
$. Mayer 4 Son cannot and viii not he out
done. Their superior goods will be eagerly
sought for on account of their novelty, tone,
freshness and low price. In the meantime Gull
to sec the many new fall goods Just being
opened 9-1i.5t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

For the Mascotte, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, Q-I7-4t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

ALAMO Music HOUSE, SAN ANTONIO, Sep
TENDER l5.-1he SAN ANTONIO LIGHT will
please permit us to thank Captain Goodrich,
Chief Merchants' police, publicly, for the
wachfulness and care eXercis about cur
store. In leaving IL temporarily Friday even
Ing, we returned to note nothing indicative of
the presence of a non-ocoupant of the prem
lses and never knew the fact till Captain Good
If ''all was right" All was right, of course,
and the Captain has fully earned his small fee
and our grateful acknowledgements.
B-lI-lt II. @. EVERETT & Co.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Married for Love.

Mr.. E. T. Adams and Mss Katie " Elliott
were married last evening in the parlors of
the Hord hotel, by Rev. Father Genolin.
Mr.. Adams is the well known photographer
with D. P. Barr. and has many acquaintances
in this city. Miss Katie Elliott is the charm
ing daughter of Colonel Bill Elliott, and has
many admirers. Mr.. Adams has won prize.
The match is one purely of love.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

The young man who was so badly burned
in the Hugo & Schneider fire, died Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and was buried this
morning, a large concourse Of friends and
relatives following his remains 10 the grave.
This young man was beloved by his employ
ers and possessed great many warm friends,
and his death is a sad affection to them. The
LIGHT joins with the mourners over his demise
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17
AIl orders seryed AZ the Noyelty.


May Meyers, the youthful Austinite, who is
accused Of robbing her benefactors, the Ben
netts, ofjewelry, has been removed from the
ba, cave to the Poor House until suitable pro-
visions can be made for her, she being too
young to be indicted for theft 1t is hoped
that some family will take her and give her
another chance Of recovering her lost posi-
ton.
May Meyers yesterday ran away from the
poor house and has not since been heard of.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Mr.. Joe Beckman, the popular fashionable
boot and shoe maker, has removed his store to
No. 22l Commerce street, opposite Mic
TenRg's, at which place he will be glad TO serve
his friends and customers, and guarantees, as
heretofore, TO turn out only flrst-class work.
Everybody almost is acquainted with, or heard
OF Joe Beckman, the shoe maker, and his work
can be seen all over Western Texas. Mr.
Beckman has few equals and no superiors in
his line of business, and you, who are in want
of feet wear, will do well to call on him. II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Judge Noonan is unfortunate in his pasture
matters. His pasture, that had been reserved
for winter use, was destroyed by fire a few
days ago, and on Saturday he received news
that several miles Of his fence had been DIES.
troyed, also, by fire. The worst feature in
the case is that it is believed that both fires
are the result Of incendiary practice.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

The Volksfest Executive committee have in
vted Marshal Costing to deliver the English
welcoming Grafton on the Volksfest grounds
at IL M, October S. The German well
come will be delivered by the President, DR..
M. Lindner
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Time nor tide waits for no man. but the sands
year, never stopping, never hesltafing Ia it's
work OF waste, unless Occasioned by u Cough,
Gold or some Lung Affection where DIR. Bos-
makes the span of life its allotted three score
and ten. DO 10 @. Schasse, A. Dreiss, or l..
Urynski, druggists, and ask them for free
10 give away.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Reward of Merli.

The Misses Hortie and Helena Jones are
each to have presentation at the Mascotts
performance, at Turner hall, during the week,
which will be made by the Hon. Columbus
Epson and B. ! Boone, Esq. The talented
ladies have certainly earned this RECOGNITION.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

| am getting In one of the largest stocks o
dry goods and clothing, boots, shoes, notions
etc, ever brought to this market, and buyer
are invited to call and see me before purchas
inQ. O-I-tf t. WOIFsON
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17
,ooks first class at the Novelty.


Out of So students who matriculated on
Saturday in the Austin university, only two
were from San Antonio, viz B. !. De Witt,
entered for law studies, and Tyler c. Will
liams, entered for academic studies. The
students are for the most part Austinites.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

1t is reported that great prairie fire is
raging in Frio county, which will occasion
considerable damage. The Lewis brothers
pasture, in Zivalla county, has also been de-
stroyed by FIRE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

SAN ANIONlO'S TRIBUTE

NoveIty restaurant, 10. 10 AIamo street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

That we have engaged two expert dress
makers, and we are prepared to take orders for
the most fashionable dresses at reasonable
rates and guarantee good work and perfect 1T.
All work done at our establishment at short
notice. We have spared no expense In fitting
up rooms for the convenience of our lady
patrons. a. BLUM & KOENIGsBERER,
Corner Commerce ard Navarro Sts.
SAN ANTONIO, September II, 1888 9-l7-2t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Two elegant cottages, four rooms, plastored,
city water In kitchen, four minutes from post
OIL G, at SIS to desirable parties.
HILTON & YOUNG, POS W. Houston 81.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

Lizzie Sullivan disappeared mysteriously
last week and has since written from Eagle
Pass, saying that she is married and happy
there. The name of the fortunate bridegroom
is not known.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-17

An persons intending TO send decorated
wagons 20 take part In the Volksfest process
sion on October 3, must notify the undersigned
committee on or before the 18th instant; other
wise they can not be admitted
IL j. MAuERMANN,
NJ. IINDNER,