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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned I'm the Hotel Corridors ana
from Various other sources.


from Various other sources.
Mr.. w. g. Terrell, of st. Joseph, Mo- is at the
St. Leonard.
Mr.. John A. Gose, of Paris, and late sheriff
of Lamar county is at the Central.
MIR. Andrew Meaney, citizen of influence
from Junction City, IS at the Central
Mr.. Julius W. voght, from san Angeles
Cal, prospcctOr, is at the Central.
Messrs. S. j. aud Taylor Whitsett, large
stockmen of Cuero, are at the Central.
MIR. John W. seleir of the Gainesville Daily
Hesperan, is in the city for Few weeks
MIR. Oscar Patzig leaves for Monterey next
week and proposes TO locate there Tor a uihe'
Mr.. n. Debardleben has returned to San
Antonio after successful business trip.
Mr.. c. S. Broadbent, newspaper man from
Monterey, makes temporary soJourn IN the
city. . e.. A.. ro,o
star Steam Laundry Is stopping at 'he Oen-
MIR. Edgar u Bronson, an extensive stock
raiser of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Is at the ST.
Leonard
Mr.. Edgar Cole and Mrs Cole, II newly mar
ried couple from Wisconsin, are staying at the
st. Leonard.
Mr.. Paul Asher, an uptown merchant, who
has been laid up with infiamnatOrN rheuma-
tisin for the past four wceks, is conNhlescent'
Al tbe Maverick Hotels. A Walker, Aus
tin; II. Fitzgerald. Kansas; G. l.. Howard, New
York; Il. q. bartholomew, - LOUIS john MI
Gov, Fort Worth; Il. y. wheeler hOchesteT'
H. NJ. Pope, New York.
AT the Central Hotels. J. Monett, Morales;
G, II. King Gonzales j. Aiken, Austin; ID; Z.
Powell, Lake Charles, La; |. Nichols, OakNllle;
II. Nichols, Llano; j. II. Tiller Jr, j; H. Illler'
Sr and family, Carl Lange, Alemania.
At the Hord Hotel-Mrs Colonel c. ID. Horn
| Navasota: II. q. Michaels j. II. Hettinger-
| w II. and Mrs Clark, J. II and Mrs; limmeg'
man. Mrs Sherwood, Miss auckland, Mrs. u
N. Witto, Swedish opera company; II. Bar-
/ dotehnn Rirminphnfn: John Wtllott, Austin;
| n. Parker, Colorado; W. Il. Wallace. Castro
vile; W. II. Meriwether, X. Il. Stafford, Colo
| RADIO. 49, 80 M, g.
| Francisco; j. II. Hunter Scguin; Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. H. McIntiro and daughter, ST. Louis; MT
and Mrs w. II. Burgess, Seguin; q. VI, Wat
| kins. Galveston; II. z. brewster, Austin; j. H.
Dearborn, Denton; Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Allsier
| New York City; Miss Chadwick, X nsas CITY
! l.. EIsasser. New York; G.. n. Davis, Laredo
Miss Minnie Moore, Kansas CITY; j. :, NJ; SIM
| mons Kentucky; Mr.. and MIR. u. L: Moore
| Miss Hitee, San Francisco; b. l.. Crouch, Pear
sail; Thomas Chambers, Pearsall.
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LIGHT SPARKS.

Harry Baum and his friends have a picnic
at the missions tomorrow.
The Namelcss club intend having Il picnic
nt the Second mission tomorrow.
Tickets are now on sale at Rische's cigar
store for the opera of Freischuetz, to be given
NAV 10, ii, II.
Was IL true what MIR. Hettinger said last
night at Turner hall that the ladies' OF san
Antonio are always after the gentlemen
The odor from the abattOir M the entrance
10 the city from the southwest is abominable
and ought to be looked after by somebody.
The LIGHT acknowledges the receipt of an
invitation TO be pr sent at the next monthly
reception of the san Antonio Club on Maya
The Street Commissioner Is engaged in
putting down Il substantial gutter on Com
merce street extending from Mugge's corner to
the creek. n, ,..
bereer's Juvenile Pinafore Is grand, four
parts singing throughout, with even 80 excel
lent voices,
The LIGHT acknowl lodges the receipt of an
invitation to II grand ball which will he given
In the Casino ct Pearsall, on May ii, ana regret
| its inability to be present.
| 1t will be a beautiful sight to see the
juveniles in their new sailor costumes at the
| Casino next Tuesday and Wednesday in Pima
| fore. The new costume OF Josephine alQne IL
valued at SlOO.
| The Misses Columbia and Virginia Rosy
RECALLED the LIGHT brig de with cake and wine
| this morning rs memento OF their scnOOl PIC
| mic yesterday. Thanks, ladies', thahksl or your
| kind remembrance.
The entire upr or story of the Terrell block
! on West Commerce street was leased this morn
| ing by the Freyer Bros. II is 20 be immediate
| ~ remOdeed and RENTED ana VIII be occuple ca
by them as residence.
| The rumor on the streets that Mayor
| French would be the recipient of a magnificent
banquet in San francisco appears premature
Major Adams has not heard of IL. The Mayor
is expected home by the 10th.
Captain Polk, In charge Of the engineer
running the preliminary survey for a brancl
of the sunset railroad from this city north
west, has received instructions to continue Thu
survey to the San Saba river. The sulv =.
lnnNes Fredercksburg six miles north.
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Had They Been scaIped.

Human hair lay all around, and was artist
cally, curiousy and naturally worked up in
such manner as would lead to the belief that
Imc of tho Apaches had made visit to some
place and scalped the girls that had the most
beautiful hair. Hello" said the LIGHT rep
resentative to Mr.. Max Mayer, who was calmly
marking the prices OF the articles, what do
you call these thingsy Has anybody been on
scalping expedition" NO" replied Mr..
Mayer, "They are part of large stock of hair
goods which Mr. $. Mayer has bought in the
Northern cities and is now consiguing TO us
here. We were bound 10 get them rs there
were so much demanded by our customers. We
have everything in the hair line. They are
rood. useful and cheap, ranging in prices from
| IS cents to So. This" said he, lis tue lInmor-
| ellie, this delicate work is the Phantasie, this
| splendid workmanship Is the Crown Wave,
| here is the Curly Saratoga, the Coquette, the
| Iaugtry, and" Nuff," said the LIGHT repre-
sentative, "what ever you like To call them there
| is no doubt that they are very pretty ard well
made and will enhance the beauty of our al
| ready pretty girls. San Antonio has the rep
utation of having the prettest girls in the
State, but when these ornaments get gennrallJ
worn. we shall expect that visitors will bt
coming here In search OF Paradise on account
of the angelic beauties that will parade oul
| -
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Some new firms are established and rise rapid
ly in the estimation of the public, doing a good
business and making money, while older men
piOd on from day 10 day doing comparatively
no business. Why Is this II is simply because
they are enterprising. They seek business and
they find IL; they sell goods cheaper NJ fair
working profit, ana they make that profit 100
times while the high-priced man is making one.
They have a satisfactory price for everything,
and 10 commands a ready salc, making room
for newer goods The serve everyone alike
civily, courteousy and fairly. They give In
all cases good value for money. and they let
people know what goods they have for sale and
what prices they are offered at. These princi-
pies must always succee !. They pre the prin
ciples on which Messrs 5. MaS er & Sons stpr,
on Commerce street Is worked and AS resu L
they do good business and merit the conf
denca of the many ladies who regularly yisi
their store.
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The sagacity of Madsme De staeI.

Madame De Stael, the celebrated authoress,
who lived in the highest circle of Partisan life,
once said that elf you want TO please a ladv
give her Il parasOl or fan, both are necessary
and useful" What was true in the days of
Madame De Stael is equally true In our day,
and has perhaps more force. 7 his Is SO patent
TO ladies that II needs no argument. The only
question Is "where can buy the best goods
for the least money 2" The answer Is at
MAYER & Sons on Commerce street. And II
may be remarked that very fine opportunity
| Is now presented for purchase by the arrival
of the latest novelties in parasOls. The new
| satin coaching parasOls mounted on extra
| frames and well made are offered nj w 10, End
are an unheard of bargain. There are also
| brocades, foulard ottOmans, ottoman ring dots
which are offered ut such prices us will com
mand a ready sale,
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Furniture, Curtains and Canopies.

These are Indispensable in every comfortable
household. and knowing this fact, Wolfson
agaln announces varied assortment of cham
Der sets, kitchen dining room, hail. library and
office furniture, fine mirrors, brackets, etc
His floor oil cloths Chinese and cocoa mat
tings, lineohIms and carpets offer every advan
tage for judciOus selections, while in ready
made curtains, Nottingham lace ami lambre-
quins, mosquito canopies, etc, he Is prepared
10 see all who desire any style of these goods.
Remember, too, that when you want to take
the little folks out he can sell you stylish
baby buggy cheap. 5-3-2t
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The weather for the past few days has been
especially hard upon children, ana there has
been much sickness among the little ones The
following deaths were reported yesterday ;
Adolphus Ximenes, aged two years. died in the
Second ward from typhoid fever; A. ", Mitchell,
aged Elk mouths died from diarrhPa, in the
First ward Jesus Castro, aged six months, died
in the Fourth ward from sequele of the
measles. An infant named Jeifs, aged II
months, died on the "a instant IN the Second
ward from measles.
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Recorder CaIIaghan's Matinee.

William Seary, vagrancy, SlO and disorder
ly conduct, SIS; James j. Price, driving loose
stock on Houston street, $40; s. Moga, fight
ing, SIS; Salvador Flores, striking TeQflo Mar
tinez, S.; Joe Bush and Mr.. Morris, drunk and
down, s. each; A. Zimmerman, Thomas Mari,
William Chryser and +. Hernandez, drunk
and disorderly, S. each. Four cases dismissed
and one continued. Total hnes, $50.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

The Arkansas Press association arrive in San
Antonio on Monday. Their programme is as
follows.
Monday, May 7-Leave Austin at $40 Il. IN. ia
International and Great Northern railway f..
Dinner at San Antonio AT II IN. Remain in SAN
Antonio one day. Vsit missions, Ave miles
south of city, and other places OF interest
throughout the ely. They will stay at the
Hurd hotel.
Tuesday, May Leave San Antonio at 8 p. M
for Laredo and Mexico.
They return on Monday, May u, and thence
visit other cities in Texas.
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HINTS ON DRESS.
Ladies' Advised How to Buy, Where to
Hwy and what to Buy.

There are few things of greater importance to
the ( air sex than the selection OF material Tor
their dresses What may suit the compleXlon,
figure and statue of the one will be unsuitable
Tor the other. What may please the taste 6i
one lady will not please that Oh anot ,' snu
not be able to sustain. IL is, therefore, of
paramount Importance that ladies should deal
with that truder who may be relied upon Tor
new ma tterns who has an extensive stock for
selection, and whose sales are such as TO Justify
purchases ut fair rates. such traders are
MessTs s. Mayer 4 Son, of Commerce street,
aud an excellent opportunity isnow presented
for the purchase of new seasonable goods at low
prices us Mr.. $. Mayer is now III New, ork
shippinR all the novelties to his store, whlch ne
rs plirchas ny ut low rates for cash. Among tue
new goods arriving are choice zephyrs pongees,
Angola twills, Swiss brocades MiHa IA, hgyp ,i-
dress goods, ginghams in all the new patterns
and colors Here will be found goods That VIII
suit all ladies and at prices that cannot iail 10
nlense Ladies' are recommended to see these
goods and call early so as to yet the best cholce'
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

The 3rtishers held their usual fOrtnightly
sociatle In strives hall last evening, the Pres
idont W. Holland occupying the chair, when
Mrs N. Hunt Mrs. j. Lord, Miss Phelps,
HOpwood, j. Lord, G Lord, Il. G, Syningl on
and Fred NorcrOss entertained the members
and visitors with SONGS and recitations. Dur
ing the meeting IL was announced that the
next s1ciable should be held on the 18th inst.
but that will be omitted, as the special prelim
| mary annual meeting for the election of OH
Gers and presentation of officers report will
take place upon that evening.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

Miss wescotts school held their annual pic
mic at the Springs yesterday, which was wen
attended and enjoyed In games and eatlhs
good things prepared for the OCCASION
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THE LITERARY PAWN MAN IN THE
"NINE HOLE"
He Is "Groggy'' ana "Disfigured" and
"FaiIs to Come to Time

We think a long suffering. public will thank
us fO- unmasking the would be literary man.
See his RESPONSE to our indictment. We
dismiss MIR. Emerson with the injunction :
go thy way and sin not against the versat le
cultivate Lindley Murray that you may avoid
tauto ogy aud not disgrace the Queens Eng
lish. We expected to meet n foeman worthy
Of our STEEL but we, like the public, are dlsap-
pointed Au revoir, J. NJ. f.
II. =. MCDAVITT & Co.,
pETITPAIN X LEA,
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Music at St. Mary's Church Tomorrow


f. Krsch and others to Charles II. Mag
erstadt and wife, lot on Camargo street and
Third street, in consideration of $40.
Ed Stoves to j. II. Kampmann. certain land
situated on Yturr street, in consideration OF
$500.
p II. Miller and Minerva Miller TO Joseph
Wilson, 20 acres of part of the McMullen tract,
i'm consideration of $40.
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-Four inmates of the Bexar county Jail were
removed to the penitentiary yesterday who
had been convicted of theft viz: II. Sinclair,
HAYES Robinson, William Rogers ana John
Fay According TO the sentence they are to De
provided with board and lodging iOr TWO yours
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DIstinguished NisItors.

Messrs. Jay Gould, Russell Sage, Samuel
Sloan, J. N. Lowrey, william Young, A. L..
Hopkins, Il. c. Lowry, r. S. Hayes, II. NJ.
Hoxie, A. A. Talmage, George olds and others
arrived this morning early from Galveston, in
five palace cars They took dri e around the
city, saw the signs of progress being made,
nnh Iaft nnrlY for laredo.
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The MarshaI's Work.

The City Marshals report for April was pre-
sented yesterday 10 the acting Mayor Alder
man Story. 1t shows that 2l3 arrests were
made, and Sl2l9 20 was collected for the fines
imposed. This with the sum of Sllg paid in
for March collections, showed grand total OF
Si3}s 20. Most of the cases were OF course
drnnks or cases arising from drinking.
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Building Perm It's.

E.Runyan, lumber dwelling 26x26, west side
OF North Flores street.
lie. Price, lumber dwellings lsX2s and 4OX5o'
west side of Main avenue, costing $1,000
H. Runyan, lumber dwelling l2Xl2 ana l4NZo'
west side of North Flores street.
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six able bodied men 10 handle lumber at the
Calcasieu lumber company, East Comnoic e
and Sunset railroad track, Dist
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

Joseph ]. Brown has "A license to marry Mary
Ann Rioney, aged 49, with consent of her
mother. 4. H. Ernst to marry Dora Schwelt-
zeT' and l.. Soto to marry Florence MonJares.
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MIR. Rudolph Froebel will, tonight, lead the
beautiful Virginia Fork to the altar or rather
TO Judge Noonan, who will unite them IN mar
riaQe The ceremony takes place NJ the resi-
dsnce of Mr. Fork ON Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

Card receivers, cake baskets, cruits, butter
Dishes ice pitchers, pickle ca 'tors, tea sets, all
triple and quadruple plate, at III Commerce
street. Trustees sale. 4-3O-tt
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Grand Musical Concert.

The Eighth Cavalry brass band VIII perform
a number of select pieces at Jonas Garden 10
morrow afternoon. Professor Hall, leader of
the hand will tender several solos. Dancing AT
night aud plenty of refreshments Tor all VINO
..4fil att
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Gratultous.

For information of the gentlcman(0 who
was looking for the responsible man Oh 'ne
t,our last niyht. the Office hours are from
a mn. toGp M Before finding him, however
he had better secure a berth AT san ROSA nos
nital in case our dynamite should eNplOue'
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

A large consignment of diamonds rings,
pins and studs-jus received, and for sale at
auction. at 22l Commerce street. Auction sales
at 1890 Il. IN, and 1880 y. IN. 4-3O-I
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WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on consign-
ment, making Liberal Advanccmcnts on same.
CHABOI, MOSS s. CO.,
l-IIu san Antonio. Texas.
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Wool is coming in in great quantities. The
fine clips, which are of extra good quallty' are
sallipg ranidly. but low quality wool and wool
badly nut up is stagnant. Mcssis. Oothout x
Nash nave received BOO bales, which they do
NOT intend 20 offer for pres mt sales.
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Messrs. O'Connor & Sullivan have opened
their new bank in the Merchants Exchange
building, ON Commerce street, and are now
ready 10 transact business This Is the strong
est banking firm in the State. 4-2O-lm
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Good Board and Rooms

Can he had at Captain McMasters', on San
Pedro avenue. Cool and pleasant and con
| venient To street cars 5-0-6t
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Shake that old suit and call on j. Joske X
sons Alamo street and have them ht YOU out
in one of those handsome $40 suits. you can
match. 0-o-ti
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The LIGHT has just received n iirst-class
quality OF tough check board suitable for Con-
ductors' checks.
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To Railroad Conductors

?aNCOAsT IL Son.
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But remember when you want to buy mes
quality of go DIS ut reasonable hgures' d
.Ioske & Sons are ready TO fill the bill.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Nameless Club
win give picnic tomorrow at bradeh srahcne
and a lnvial time Is Anticipated.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

Ono Lot 800 Ewes.
GEO
" 1900
d" 1890 Ewes and Lambs.
&" 5000 Ewes and Wethers.
A." $500 Sheep with lease of Rancho.
" 7OOO Sheep with lease of Rancho.
CHABOT, MOSS n 60.
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Rock house aud fine lot with flower garden
and grape arbor, near Avenue ID, for S2l0O.
Two houses on one lot on avenue ID, Tor
$500.
Nice cottage on San Pedro avenue, q rooms,
$1,000.
Rock houses near Alamo street, $500, $1,000,
5000.
Two nice new houses near Sunset depot
Sl5O0and Sl250.
Lots for sale in all parts of the city.
W. Il. HILTON,
4lS West Houston street.
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"soIomon in all His Glory"

Never was able to get such handsome suit
for $40 as is sold by j. Joske Sons, Alamo
street. o-3-u
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Can be had at 10 Pecan street, near Episcopa
CHURCH b-l-lm
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hmm ,rIlnranteed 5-l-lm
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Railroad ticket to San Francisco for sal'
cheap :D1 Main plaza.
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For ripple and guard ripple silver plated
ware go TO the Trustee sale, III Commerce
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Mexican Curiosities
/ Gilbert's, No. Houston street. 4-2l-1m

Card receivers. cake baskets castors, ice
pitcher, buffers tea sets, triple and quadruple
plate at 22l Commerce street. Trustees sale.
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New goods at Pancoast & Sons for sprng
and summer lust in.
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An energetic man to take charge of half in
terest In Il lOng-established business in this city
For information inquire of X. j. SIBERT,
5-3-3t % SOledad street, san Antonio.
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The finest line of piece goods for the sprinI
ind summer to be found in the State at
PANCOAsT 81 Son.
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Fine, Fresh Country Butter

Is dali, received ut Gilbert's fruit store, No,
Houston street. 4-o-lm
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Special to Men.

what you can get ut j. Joske & Sons: The
best so suit in the State; the incest straw hat
for the least money most exquisite gents un-,
derwear and furnishing goods, and at pric, 8
remarkably low. 5-3-tf
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If you want to buy good gold and silver
Watches chains and jewelry cheap go to the
Trustees sales, No. ~ Commerce street.
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For Sale,

4 fine saddle horse, with saddle and bride, al
most new. Horse has been worked to harness.
Inquire mt this office. 4-ll-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

IF you want reliable information about
Mexico 20 to Mic Tengg, bookseller, Commerce
street, aud purchase the Bepubc of Mexico in
1872, with the best map Of our sister Republic,
all for 80 80 per copy. 45-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05

Two gentlemen may obtain good board In
private family at reasonable rates by calling ut
Wool Journal Office 5-2-,n
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-05
j. ,JOSKE & SON s
3%sr . s %sGt China OtOmsn Light Summer Silks
fm2 with
tch. The bst and RI
Cents, Boys and Notwithstanding.

BLACK SILK GRENADINES Ge sATINS in ancoo
in Pca and einghas
ndles varety
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New spring clothing and hats just in.
PANCOAsT q Son.