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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13
For Young Readers.
JOHNNY MCREE.

The days are short and the nights are long,
And the wind is nipping cold;
The tasks are hard and the sums are wrong,
And the teachers often Scold. r,..
But Johnny McCree,
Oh, what cares he,
AS he whistles along the wayf
at will all come right
BY tomorrow night, VOL.
Says Johnny McCree to-day.
The plums are few and the cake Is plain.
The shoes are out at the toe;'
For money you look in the purse In vain
1t was all spent long ago.
But Johnny McCree, B.. /,
oh, what cares he,
AS he whistles along the e. reett i,ug
Would you have the blues
For pair of. shoes
While you have pair'of feet? .....
The snow is deep, there are paths to break,
But tn little arm is st oug,
And work is play if you'll only take
Your work with a bit of song.
And Johnny McCree, H
Oh, what cares he,
As h VIII stiles along the roadt
He W II 90 his b st, r..
And will leave the rest
To the care of his Father, God.
The mothers face 1t is often sad,
She scarce knows what to do;
But at JDhnnyS kiss she is bright and GLAD
She loves him, and wouldn't you?
For Johnny McCree,
Oh, what cares he, ..
As he VIII stiles along the wayf
The trouble will go,
And II toll | you so"
Our brave little = Ohm will say.
Mrs. Margaret II. SdhJSter, in Harper
Young People.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13
Tight Laclng.

Foolish and considerable mothers
and foolish and un aught girls and
young ladies believe in and practice
tight lacing as a means of securing
beauty of form. If they will study the
CLASSIC models, they ought to see plainly
enough that the Greek Slave Venus di
Medici, and every masterpiece of female
beauty in marble, bear conclusive proof
that the corset has. had no influence in
shaping the ideal OF the sculptor. These
ideal forms are beautiful because they
repeat the lines found in the perfect fe-
male figure, and the figure only is per-
feet which is unvitiated by fashion and
symmetrical in all its parts. The laced
waist of the American woman of fashion
aud the bandaged foot of the Chinese
woman are equally outrages upon na-
ture,-N T. Tribune,
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An Appalling Storm Warming.

The prediction of dreadful storm re-
Gently sent to President Arthur by Prof
Virgins, Canadian astronomer. would
be more disquieting if the physical
forces which are to originate it had been
specified. This pre4iction, which we
printed last week, states that it will be
'pre-eminently the greatest storm that
has visited the continent" since the DAYS
of Washington. and mo vessel, what
ever her dimensions, will be safe out of
har or. and none OF small tonnage can
hope TO survive the tidal wave and fury
o; this tempest" which is set down for
March Ii. The ear h is certainly now
passing through period OF exception
able sto:miness. and when we consider
the terrible ravages of the Cuban cy-
C one in >eptember, the destruction of
Manila in the hilippine Islands by the
Pacigc hurricane of October 81, and
the more recent tempests and hoods
in Europe, the Canadian prophet does
not appear SO temeritous as some may
regard him. There are, however,, some
consoling object ons to his theory. he
announces that the great tempest will
. first be felt in the Northern Pacific
and thence move to the Gulf OF Mexico,
where it will appear on the night of
March 9, and being DETECTED by the
Rocky Mountains, will GRO the merid-
ian of Ottawa on the 11th." The cy-
clones from the North Pacific do, in
deed, in winter (when the pressures arc
high over our interior and prevent them
from pasring due east from tie Oregon
and California coasts) sometimes take a
southeasterlv course to the Gulf region.
But in this case their energy is m oh
diminished by the passage of the dry
Rocky Mountain range and their en-
couatcr with the anti-cyclones of the
cold continent Once arrived in the
Gull OF Mexico they are also forced east
ward to the Gulf Stream by tho
same high continental pressures which
in that season causes their detection
southwark from the Rocky Mountains
The probability of Prof Virgins storm
passing destructively over the United
States from the Gulf, en- should it
reach the Gulf, is therefore SIN II,
though it mi hi make itself most disas-
trouslv felt OFT our Atlantic coast, as did
the hurricane of March 10, 1876, which
entered the Gulf from the Rocky Mount
ain re ion and traversed our Atlantic
seaboard. The. latter is, we believe,
the only cry destructi March storm
recorded in the last nine years which
has been traced from the Pacific to the
Gu I and thence passed over the east
ern side of the United States, but this
sturbance was zephy Like compared
with the tempest predicted for March.
We may, therefore, reasonably hope
that if the Canadian warning has any
realization it will be partial onIy.-M
| Y. Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13

An American says that, from his
late experience of English weather. he
should imagine that '.Rain Brittania -
ought to be as popular in England as
"Hail Columbian is in the States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13

According to a recognized medical
author ty, promiscuous kissing has been
infinitely more productive OF sease of
various kinds than the publ ever
dream Of, and it is pract ce that should
be discountenanced. The people should
contine their kissing propensities to
members of their own families, and
even then it is not always safe. - CascGgo
Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13

Cincinnati is proud of its rich wild
ows. some of whom value their wealth
by the million
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-13

,. Water is said to have been pre-
served in good drinking condition for
more than three years, by adding to
each quart a half grain OF sa'icylic acid,
is recommended for expeditions in
warm climates. .
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11
PERSONAL.
Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various other Sources.

items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various other Sources.
Mr.. Slas B. Jones, Of ST. Louis, is at the
Maverick.
Mr.. S. Max, of Waco, is a guest at the
Maverick.
Mr.. J. ]. Jeffries, Of Cuero, is a guest at the
Maverick hotel.
Mr.. C. II. Hodge, Of Kansas City, is at
the Maverick hotel.
DR.. J. L. Smith and wife, Of Cibolo, are
staying at the Central.
Mr.. X. S. Bethe, from Sulphur Springs, is
registered at the Maverick.
The County Judge wears flower on his
coat. Guess who il is from.
S. A. Winslow, an extensive wool grower Of
Parker county, is at the Central.
Captain R. T. Nixon, J. A. Watts and T.
w. Perkins, prominent citizens of Lulipg, are
guests at the Central.
c. A. Rohrabacher, one Of the lvelest
canvassers in Texas, is in the city, with
new book, and did not forget to pay the LIGHT
a call.
NOV. a. j. ioueIi NtN. r. D JaCksOn, Ol
Boerne; Rev. James NJ. Stevenson, Of Valley
Springs: Rev. Arthur L Rector, OF San Saba,
and ladies. are in the city Tor a few days
recreation. They have rooms at the Central.
Dr. II. NJ. Bedler, ex-Mayor Of Tex
arkana, and a prominent citizen there, is in
the city attending the Grand Council of the
Legion Of Honor. The LIGHT bad the
pleasure OF meeting him, and finds that he is
very pleasant companion.
F. Jeffries, J. w. whaley, o. d. Toney,
Pearsall; b. T. Bass, BORNE; A. w. Clifford,
city; w. Greenwood, A. b. Foster, Bracket;
George s. Lincoln and wife, Bandera; Colonel
II. Clare, Beeville; P. c. Clark Rockdale; T.
A. Long, Mrs. Huddelson, Atascosa county;
F. Lambert, Boerne; r. L. Gardener, ]. b.
Campbell, Waco; Robert w. Prosser, city, are
guests at the St. Leonard hotel.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The following civil suits are set for trial on
the dates named:
Monday, September I7-Fisk VS.. Morales,
Devices VS.. Galveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroad company, Dittmar, executor
of Vogt, VS.. Schleuning, ellis VS.. Lockhart,
Rhodius & Tempsky VS.. Goldfrank, Frank &
Co.
Tuesday, September IS-Thomason &
Stacey VS.. International and Great Northern
railroad company, Camp VS.. Elliott, Stewart
VS.. NJ. Meyer & Co., Harris & Co. VS.. Gal
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad
company, Stephenson VS.. International and
Great Northern railroad company.
Wednesday, September I9.-Osg VS.. Fow-
Ter, Beringer & Co., Rodriguez VS.. Interna-
tional and Great Northern railroad company,
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio rail-
road company VS.. Connolly n Co., Winston
VS.. Krempkau.
Thursday September 20 -Tatum VS.. Gold
frank, Frank & Co., Degener vs. Silsby,
Guisippi VS.. Monroe, Johnson & Co., VS..
Freeze.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Better known as the Texas and St. Louis rail-
way, is now completed, 722 miles, and run
through coaches and sleepels from Texarkana
to Gainesville. This road is one of the best
built and equipped Of any in the State, and
running as it does, through the finest part of
Texas, is doing a splendid laying business.
The trains make good time and the accommo.
dations are 6rst-class. The line is coming
westward, and San Antonio should make an
effort to have the route pass through this city,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Mr.. Sharp appeared before the Recorder
this morning on a charge Of disturbing the
peace. One of the witnesses, lady, said
she heard loud talking going on in Mr.. Sharp's
store, opposite her -.sidence, on San Pedro
avenue. Officer Caldwell said he went there
and found crowd of people congregated
outside. He went in and asked Mr.. Sharp
what was the disturbance. Sharp replied
Nothing" He went out and somebody
told him to arrest Sharp. On this he went
in again, and Sharp told him to 90 out, that
he had no right to come in his house, that il
was family affair. Caldwell replied that il
his family affairs disturbed the public he
would have to arrest him. Sharp then went
into an inner room and Caldwell heard
seufiing. He went in and found Mrs. Sharp
with black eye, and crying. lie arrested
Sharp, but turned him loose at the request of
his wife.
Mr.. Fincham gave evidence as to Mrs.
sharp having taken refuge in his house, and
her husband coming for her.
Sharp was fined SIS.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

High School-Fiith grade, Miss Heusinger,
81 scholars; Fourth grade, Miss Beck, So;
Fourth grade, Miss II. Heusinger, S.; Fourth
and Third grade, Miss Wescott, So; Third
grade, Miss Order, 81 Second grade, Mrs.
Garfield, 90; First grade, Mrs. Polk, 3e
High school classes, 49,
First Ward-Eighth low grade, Mr.. Bar
denweper, 81; Eighth high grade, Miss Cook,
50; Seventh grade, Miss Klocke, 6o; Sixth
grade, Miss Preston.
Second Ward-Eighth low grade, Mrs.
Merrick, So; Eighth high grade, Miss r
Cook, 70; Seventh grade, Miss Staffel, 81;
Sixth grade, Miss Hebgen, o..
Third Ward-Eghth low grade, Mrs. Fitz-
gerald, So; Eighth high grade, Miss King, "a;
Seventh grade, Miss Bee, 90; Sixth and Sew
enth grades, Miss Monsalvatge, 81; Sixth
grade, Miss Steele, S.; Fifth grade, Mrs.
Murphy, 50.
Fourth Ward-Eghth low grade, Miss A..
Cotton, 50; Eighth low grade, Miss r. Cot
ton, so; Eighth high grade, Miss Haenel, 50;
Seventh grade, Mrs. Gunsbourgh, Al; Sixth
grade, Miss Moke, 43; Fifth grade, Miss
Rosy, IS.
Colored School-Eighth low grade, Mrs.
Grimes, 90; Eighth low grade, Miss Harris,
Isl Eighth high grade, Miss Frazier, O.;
Seventh grade, Miss Carey, o.; Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades, Mr.. Moore, 81.
As soon as the new furniture arrives, which
has been ordered, two or three more rooms
will be opened to relieve the overcrowded
condition of some Of the white schools, and
as soon as suitable location can be secured,
building will be erected for the primary
colored school.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Jack Evans, known as Galpraisy Jack, be-
haved himself in very unbecoming manner
on the public street yesterday. A friend of
his, Jack McGrath, came out and took him
into his house, putting him to bed, but Jack
did not like bed, so got up and again mis-
behaved himself, and on McGrath coming to
demonstrate with him, he hit him in the face
and bit him in the hand. Officer Rodgers
came up and arrested him. This morning he
kicked up a row in court and was promptly
run into the bat cave, Notwithstanding his
furious struggles.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Mrs. Margaret Burns, rock dwelling, 2ox2o,
corner Of Avenue d and F urlh streets, $1,000.
c. Klein, lumber dwelling, I6x3z, west side
Austin street, $500
A. G. Phillips, lumber dwelling, TOXIC,
west side Pine street, $3.50.
Mrs. F. Munoz, lumber yelling, I2.I6,
east side Comal street, $I2s.
B. M. Oliver, lumber kitchen, Sx9, south
side Ruiz street, $50.
Alejos Guerrero, lumber kitchen, I2xI4,
north side Durango street, $50
d. M. Heard, lumber stable, 2oxIS, south
side Macon street, $3.50.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

A full rehearsal of Volksfest chorus TO night
at o'clock sharp at Schools hall. As the
ensemble rehearsals with the orchestra will
commence on Saturday next, a full attend
ance is again requested SO as to conclude
studies of the vocal parts this week. To
complete the arrangements Of the juvenile
operette rs more boys between the age of 10
and IS are wanted for the Gypsy chorus.
Participants please call at the residence Of
the undersigned this evening between 7 and s
o'clock, or on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
Donaldson's dancing hail. Arbeiter hall, after
4 o'clock. G. KATzENBERGER,
Chairman Amusement Committee.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

II. B. Adams to N. Neylor, lot 9, block I22,
bounded on the north by West Commerce
street, east by lot 10, south by lot II, west by
lot 8, property OF II. B. Adams $3.50.
Bryan Callaghan to Magdalena Juares,
north half Of lot 6, block g. third south range,
fronting IS varas on West First street; S22s.
Sam Maverick to Coates, lot II, subdi-
vision of original city lot S, range 5, district /,
east of the San Antonio river and north of
the Alameda; SAYS.
Adams & Wicks to Eugene Tempsky, lot 3,
block 4, fronting east on Jackson street; $500.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11
llGHT FLASHtS.
What the Reporters Learn ON Their Toui
Through the City.

What the Reporters Learn ON Their Tour
Through the City.
The report is that Austin is very dusty,
but is building fast.
The Austin university will be ready for
work on the 18th instant.
DIR. F. Herff accepts the appointment as
a member ofthe Board Of Health
Captain Shelly has gone to escort Ben
Thompson's brother, Bill, to Rockpor, for
trial.
-Gosling has made alevy upon $500 worth
Of goods, fraudulently obtained by Johnson,
alias whitsell
Mrs. Randolph, OF Seventh street, in
chopping meat chopped through one Of the
veins Of her arm.
1t would facilitate foot and road traffic IL
persons would adopt the golden rule Of keep
ing to the right.
Judge Mason visited the poor house and
reports that all is o. k. I he place has been
improved by painting and calcimining.
Mr.. William Thaison, Of Laredo, and his
local agent, Mr.. George Kleindienst, are
around introducing the Laredo brick.
Mary Meyer, aged "a, an orphsn, from
Austin, has applied to Judge Mason for as
sistance, and wants some one to adopt her.
Mr. Anthony w. billiard was introduced
in the District court by Judge Noonan this
morning and licensed to practice in the courts.
County Judge Mason has contracted with
Judd & Zrkel to supply 80 mile stones 10
mark the boundary between BeSar and Me-
dina counties.
The city Board Of Equalization are still at
work. They have not been called upon to
reduce any assessment, but have made addi-
.tions in several cases.
"A meeting Of the Women's Benevolent
association will be held in Trinity church
chapel, Avenue c, on Wednesday morning,
September IA, at $3.50 o'clock. A full attend.
ance Of the members is desired.
We are panied to chronicle the death Of
Miss Bertha Mesch, which occurred to-day
at 1890 o'clock. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at 3 p. m, from the residence on
Pereida street. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Sharp, disturbing the peace, c. Austin,
drunk and down, c. Phillips, insulting Ian
guage, S. each; Nahum, discharging FIRE
arms, $Io; w. II. Pressly, vagrancy, S.; +.
NJ. McAughn, yagrancy, dismissed; Fink,
disturbing the peace, SIS; John Hammond,
dsorderly, SIS; Singer insulting and abusive
language, dismissed; b. Washington, va
grancy, SIS; Jack Evans, drunk and disorderly,
continued; Nahum, carrying a pistol, con-
tnued
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

One OF the three men who rode across the
San Pedro, firing off their pistols, was cap
tured by the police last night; his name was
Maibaum, and several witnesses gave evil
dence as to his firing. Antonio Rodriguez, a
Mexican, said he heard seven or eight shots,
20 yards of from him. Another witness said
he was sleeping on his gallery and heard
shots fired quite close to him. Maibsum
pleaded guilty and was fined $40.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Danger, death and destruction, the bellows
have busted, as really happened this morning
at blacksmith's, at the corner of Houston
and Acequia streets, the surrounding look
ers on. flying from the supposed scene of
danger, as though 10000 barrels of powder
had exploded. An eye witness says no one
was hurt, though many countenances were
nrettv male
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Yesterday Mrs. Dreiss, while driving home,
met with what might have been a serious ac-
cideni One Of the rens broke and Mrs.
Dreiss, pulling hard on the other, brought the
horse round SO sharply that she thought it
was going TO turn over and jumped out to
save herself from falling, and sprained her
wrist. Mrs. Dreiss was taken to her huss
bands store and speedily attended to.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

DIR. Amos Graves suit against the Inter.
national railroad, for damages sustained by
reason of the smashing of his buggy while
crossing the track, is before the District court
to-day. The case has been tried before and
the jury awarded $I5oo damages. The rail-
way company applied for a new trial, which
was granted, hence the rehearing Of the case.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Ia connection with the recent decision Of
Emo county, to remove the county seat from
the town of Frio to Pearsall, the County Com
mssioners have obtained loan from Messrs.
Patterson & Chandler, Of this city, with which
to erect a temporary court house at Pearsall.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

A beautiful residence on Dignowity hill,
worth $1,000, offered for $4,000. Also one for
$780, worth $500.
Five new cottages near Sunset depot from
$3.50 to $780,
Rock house, five minutes walk from Menger
hotel, only $1,000
New cottage and almost an acre of land near
Mayor French'e, $3.50. Must sell. An Offer
wanted.
to $500.
New 7-roomed house ON San Pedro avenue,
$500
maps at oilSe.
One block on San Pedro avenue,
New house on Flores street, $3.50.
Four cottages on Avenue Is, 5000 each.
Three new cottages on Avenue c, $500.
Rock cottage, plenty shade, Avenue L., cor
ner Fifth street, for 5000.
See list at office
WE. HILTON, eOS West Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Fink, who every now and then creates an
uProar in the neighborhood in which he lives,
appeared before TIE Recorder for being drunk
and dsorderly. Mrs Wurzbach said he came
to her fence and used insulting language, and
would have thrown rocks at her had he not
been arrested
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.
Fred A. Breitling, IT,, to Miss Mary Meade,
which takes place at St. Joseph's church,
Houston, on Wednesday, September 26, at S
p. m. The happy pair will be at home, loo
Brazos street, after Wednesday, October 3.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11
PROGRAMME OF
Reception & Entertainment
GRAND COUNCIL A.L.Or /.

TUESDAY 18th Public Reception at San
Pedro Springs; Al O'Clock p. m. welcome
address by H. |. Boone.
WEDNESDAY l2th-Grand Ball and BANQUET
so'cloek p. m., at Turner Hall.
THURSDAY-Promen Concert at Travis
Park, O'Clock, to which the public are invited.
All members of the Order in good standing
are cordially invited to the Ball and Banquet.
will call on g. X. Dashiell, Secretary, for
tickets TO the Ball and Banquet. All members
OF Alamo Council will call ON John T.. Ochse
for their tickets.
Executive Committee will wear red rosette /.
Reception Committee will wear u white
rosette.
Floor Committee win wear blue rosette.
JOHN IL. OCHsE,
9-lO-3t Sec. Elk. Committee.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Mr.. Johnson. one Of the guards over the
prisoners at work on the Eight Mile hill, re-
ports that the work on the Fredericksburg
road is progressing satisfactorily.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11
The One Armed Boy Beggar.

Judge Mason met the one armed boy beg
gar yesterday and offered to make permanent
provision for him, instead Of his living in the
precarious manner that he Is now doing. The
boy evidently did not appreciate the Judges
kindness. Begging is more profitable, and
there is no restraint.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

| receive cry week several carloads of fur
niture, and can furnish any kind from the
cheapest to the finest manufactured. Parties
contemplating housekeeping, aud In heed OF
household goods OF any kind will do well to
call and see my stock and yet prices before
buyinR. 10 l-tf1 f., MnIFsnN
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Mr.. Frank NJ. Edwards will lead Miss
Lillian B. Brockway, the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brockway to the
altar, on Thursday morning, December -,
at the Baptist church.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The Distric, court criminal docket shows
total Of 500 entries. Most Of the cases are for
horse and cattle theft, vagrancy and gam
bling. lightweight cases have already been
set for trial
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The Bar committee, charged with preparing
resolutions of respect to Ex-Governor Pease
and Ex-Chief Justice White have failed to re-
port as arranged. All the other cities COM
mittees have reported, and it is strange that
San Antonio's committee is so dilatory in its
action
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

Having opened first-class barber shop oppo-
site the Postoiiice, In Sommers 4 Uehlinger's
old stand, where intend to employ only nrst-
class artists, ! take pleasure In inviting all my
friends and old customers to call anu STE me,
and guarantee satisfaction.
S-2l-lm ToNY MEssMER.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The south bound passenger train from Aus
Tin last night, was stopped short while yes
terday beyond Kyle by the railway track be-
ing on FIRE, which was put out by the train
men. No damage Of any consequence.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

The fact that l.. WOlfson is now opening up
beautiful linz of velvet, velvetcens SILKS aud
satins, IN assorted colors. These are all now
goods and the ladies are especially requested
10 call ana examine the same. These goods
are not TO stay ON shelves and must be sold. IL
is worth your while to call and look at them
before purchasing elsewhere.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-11

VIII take place at the Central Garden ON Sat
urday, September 10, at 4 y. m.
The following stands will be sold
for beer and wines.
for restaurants.
for oysters and fish.
1 for Mexican restaurant
I for coffee and cakes.
| for fruits and candles.
for ice-cream and lemonade.
for shooting gallery.
for caroussel.
The terms of sale are one half cash on day of
sale, balance TO be paid on saturday, Septem-
Der ~, 1883. lg-ll-btl THE COMMITTEE.