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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-12-27

OUR CLOTHING.
we invite you to see for yourself If it
is not the largest assortment in
town, the latest styles and best
qualities that can be manufac-
tured. A full line Of Boys
and children's Clothing at
astonishing low prices.
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a ratio, 4, d. oh ~ MA Long Lost
No w. Ii. pigfans q Glasgow
called atu- utHALp Office Yesterday,
inserted an Advertisement Tor ma son,w
he snpposes is alive some placd
this state, Notwithstanding ho
reported dead veal yeufs
His son, whose name lg W II kIgGaus
and who was Inclined o. ba q liJtls 7
left his bone ard came 20 this 81
Some tive years ago he receive
teleeram from parties whose na
he has ginc, forgotten. stating
bic son had did al Pine Blud, Arkar
Of FEVER and asking for money TO forN
ne remains y Glasgow, az the SAME
stippl1Ling thLt IL would require some
10 aet matters right aud pay all eIpeI
TIE ia.her was not satisfied that the
gram came from reliable source,
telegraphed an answer to bury lie reI
and send hilu the bill and he would =
This eliCited another answer insistu
che 500 bang teiegraphed ~
7; further stated that mis- son had d
the Catholic taitb and that he bad
member ~ the Roman Catholic
ever since he was twelve wears old
fathcf knew better thln this, and
paid any further attention % the
Nothing since has been heard oil 4
who, when last heard from, viii
prior to the receipt of the telegram
Bonham, in this state. His wife,
now growing = old, fn61rns
missing boy, and has longed B
see him again and is so convinced Ii
still lives, that she induced her hus hl
com 70 Texas to look for their missi g
He lejs iasy evening for Bonham, TO Fry
get q trace of his missing boy.
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mo IN kuowledge aud'busuoJs Rsilroads
avg running ia dineten dirrctiunu ND new
Nnes ne Iu1er construction Lne !ap1
,dtouoe IN this region is indeed one oil the
uhruonena Of our American CIVILIZATION
Vie population OF prestnt rs composed ~
abont Ian aoutl ern people and nov norlh.
efn " western people, VIII i"W gefu.'L {,
and other nationahHes' tha ho,therl v.
rgniditr man tho other c.emsut9, auA Wh
no 4 lu5t II, the ueur fu,ln predominant
yery fGhigag0 Times.
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suppIied for the theatrical profession. Be
sides these we furnish a prescription 70
beardless Young men which will. In six or
eight months, WORK startling cnanee, ~
then their friends will find them 'oearoeu
like the pard.' In this room we nave .
great assortment Of glass eyes, most Oh
which are manufactured in France. Dur
ing the late war one Of the most success
fui spies In the United States service was
man who carried private dispatches In his
glass eve, / think the phrase, ITS ali ~
INV eve originated with him. Let me teil
YOU a secret There is man in New fork
today who smuRglcs across me ooesn
each wear slowed sway In his glass eye.
Like the toad Of the melancholy Jacques
he. literally, hath a jewel in bis head
We make and dexieroUsly attach false ears
occasionally, and false noses arc put on ne
ouently. To this branch Of our establish
ment we also have attached an artist
whose business Il Is 70 disguise olackenea
and bruised ewes which afe the results oil
those little domestic broils which occasion
ally ruffie married life. A good many lash
ionable ladies patrouize ouf, artist lney
usually come IN the evening. NOW etep
into our holy Of holes where mans foot
Il seldom allowed to tread
These rooms explained the proics-
sor," "are respectively our
LADY patients alone being treated here.
This Il distincfively the identifying section
II our establishment. We here supply All
sorts ~ b ear .eear for isiies, inciuf'ng viz
fwitohes waves, bang cufit. &c. le ne
room We slso change The coier ~ isd- 3
uatlral iiair. eccorllng % oellan1- A.
10 ,are nfe sIiif Fashionable we % good
busiDess N bleaching Tie ha'r II insny
stgle-losnr brunette Tor iusia ,cei rtr
oxide ol \ .fr1een VII trausicfu hfal ri
brown hair O. lieht colleen c9igf. Alu0rg
The most hesulfrl vDunF lndies = ll.a-
depths s1ciftT tre tEo sls,ers 7h0sf ilnfn
I1cks ere the a l.irrio1 q tl.e - n. lhf-e
l,eIles haze a. . t1nnt IN tae.f res If
gold. -ore ycl1F ladies' ars t1-l toli
Ier--Isehes. nthfrs have Ie1nf1 ~. lf1
I Il orr nd iflte1laf. f't hare re- pr In-
. un-tfI r rrureH i---n ~flrl IIa
tearf if otriatel.
I nrefIe. rIrlff 'free -
smash url- llT %
4 1raur fdrruzr
t~elir 1rd zhtl ~
a. RIA nii fIt ~
~ Tired ~ 1Ha-tt
f4tE q F1'r. ri tie -
rec llr If,flllfl t-t
crntI lerfl.t n -. -lr11
.rIrrr1r. r -
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o xFoRr 'NEB., August l6. 1879. -ClRrER MED
CINE COMPANY:
GENTsEMEN:-Please send me five
walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return nail; enclosed please findone dollar.
l take PLEASURE in ecommendingyour Liver
Pills tony ne;ghbors, and would say to the
peoplfn general that Carter's Little Liver
Pills mot be surpassed for common family
~ Id / dare say cannot V equaled.
been using them ~ PINE time,
they are entil turing me
nd thSeig por an l can
medicine / No. yer used.
yours, MRS. Hv epTIN..
medicines for salelby VIII
& Walker, Dallas exas.
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wedding Bells

The following speaks for itself: Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. Murphy request your pres
ence at the marriage Of their daughter;
Thursiay evening, January 18th, at 8
o'clock. at 81. Matthews Cathedral, Dallas,
Teas, 1888" The which wording is most
neatly copper-p,ate engraved on the last
side OF double-folding plain wedding card.
On the wings, respectively, are the names
of the contracting parties, Rev. John Davis
Miss TuIlie Murphy. The reverend gem
item IN Of st. Matthews cathedral has thus
garnered from the social garden one OF the
cnoioest of its wealth OF worth, one Of its
most radiant and best beloved heiies 20
tlFa to Hymonis altar f0r sweet hant-
IT. there. For the invitation - BE- ures-
of,t on Tie crentfai ard joyous OCCASION ihe
HrraLD tendefr itt appreciatIye tfDks.
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j furnace has purified, not cons ifTieu,
the dross), and to-day she has what
5 have not, q conscience void of Of.
4 toward God and man." OF in the day
n accounts are settled, and they will
Flank God, let me be in her company,
there. like her, venturing all to keep
|ything right with God. ! write this
d for my dear csr.sin, of whom am
uder than in the days when she was not
forsaken creature she is, but the centre
IN admiring social circle, where all ac-
wledgdd her charms.
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rarsy Power. Ire rfiia son rf hr. a.
NJ Bower. No acciifniany shci hinfli
if-s,rh ire len he1d 90 clristraas osg.
49,. rfrrfrz rl.h = fJf. liEtll. 1it1 T---
f.-'ls- MOI ~ RI g 1-1.odt. eifff srts-ilF
-. r--r-f i-.tf ne raI1 al lnlE u 10 H.i
- fnsrr ioy iili1l s1il ~ l'Ts ~ e ''-tl
So --Inrr 1.n1f via Ie4llT u 10
F--r-ss ~ n srl.sr rierri. End arc raur.
- tsrfl- mole . tr.fl fit r-r
49, 81 t.ra 49,. fIat rl1re rrr"
-. - r 4 ~ -1lr 3 =. 4.
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ssPresumpiion begins IN iEnorarrl @ u
ends IN ruin.n 90 the other hand, TIE p ~
duchon OF kidnfg-Ncft bean WIN Ni'e
cautions aid fcientific research. ard ifs uf7
e-ds In "a storiug shattered conEtltrtonf
ara emo owing men ard Won - With nea.t
"a feutfness HMF t1rInented back J." IL
me Exclamation q move THAI one poof
hal -rorffDf mar ard soman, Do you
frr-r ufr IN schesf ID .s because TJur
tsiuar, are over tsstei and nee1 s-r1-rth-
e1fno- ar1 TUur system uee1. - -
ries1sed " bad tum0rs. lol ned kidney
VI
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she attended a ball--danced TO a
hour-lecame overheated-went hol
thihly clad, In a cold, damp night air Al
caught COLI. Next day-headache-lo
appetite-slight fever-dry skin-pains Al
acbes-chilly Observation-Disclosures
get NJ Remedy-one bottle DromRool,
English Female Bitters.
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Forty Years Experience of an qFd Nurse

Forty Years Experience OF an I'd Nurse
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrpp is the
prescription of one of the best fefale ply
sicians and nurses in the United Mates, and
has been used for forty years with never
failingsafety and success by millions OF
FAINT OF one week old to the adult. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
healfh,and comfort to mother md child.
We believe it the best and surestremedy in
the world in all cases of dysentey and diar-
rhea ih children, whether arising from
teething or from any other caus,. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the facsimile
Curtis &tPerkins is on the OUTSIDE wrappe r
Sold bylsll medicine dealers. 25 cents
BOTTLE
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TheJ Best Away. the Cheapest

R4ader, II Is not necessary TO swalll
teacfpful of any cough remedy 10 q
cold or stop a cough. Three teaspoQv
in q hours is the advertised dose for b. N
Couth Balsam. Pure as the refined
Is tie verdict OF thousands annually
by ibis sterling remedy. For sale by |
liauts, Tolliye- a. Walker, Hoyt a Cd
and Howell q o.. Dallas. Texas.
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traveller.
undergrad has 4 agency
M paint works for cir eel
T paints. ArkansN Tray
Intending 10 nj their
fen anything shol call at
clips, mber.yard and vxamihe
es befd lying. The painl made
comm are OF the very bst ma
and arc al 10 anv In the tarket.
fail TO n tuese paints; satiAction
nteed. ] sale by the Eclips hum-
hrd,
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Why is Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
BE Compound like the Mississippi river
a spring freshet2 Because the immense
lume of this healing river moves with
ch momentum that IL sweeps away all
stacles and is literally flooding the coun-
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',o1 ! Cough and oonsumpt

'tbl j dlu OuTe
A. by us on guarantee. 1t cubes con-
sumption. Sold by NJ. FL. HickoI drug
gist. Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by NJ. III. Hickox, druggist, sos
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. Sold by M. HI. Hickox, druggist,
Cos Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Why will you cough when shiloh's Juts
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts
scots, and 81. Sold by NJ. H. Hickox,
druggist, Cos Main street Dallas. Texas.
"Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume Price % and so cents. Sold
by M H. Hickox, druggist, 6e5 Main
Street, Dallas. Texas.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis:
Sold by M. H. Hickox, druggist, sos
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
"A nasal injector free with eacl bottle o
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. PriceR0 cents.
Sold by M. H. Hickox, druggist, 605
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
For dyspepsia and liver compliant, you
have printed guarantee on everybottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never faiy to cure.
Sold by M. H. Hickox, druggist, 605
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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| Pure ana Effective IIaIr Dye

cocoaine, a compound Of Oocoanut oil
beatstiies the hair, and.is sure 70 allay q
Itching and irritation otlbe scfp.
The supeuori.y Of N -s,Ss Fisvori,I
ExtratIs cCn1srS m n N INFECT pur)
and strength.
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I'.t 'tQp l8 80 lDbDtl' s'''
a.aa hvitsflf -fNar
rf All.
1''pYn s'-h
t4' N ms llkw hb tllt
ygfbaa hpen
-
Nu.N |SisJ' ana
t.t ans have
iers. The
a .&tlI hrog,ioy
nT r:st .,.-.--,
"s
5000 sqeaie
,aal Ia that nov,
Ant,., l,,it.
ops' cJhelsstiEg y
p.lt'"es. MOST o.
'e'y t1gNuc'l'e ana sc .--
.lG GIlUate tAal sihio'V hhF
it ug falset sue I4l'y eastern
tFHY on 'teo' ~Ah '0al,e2 C'
-'3f'th ara = lLeai LeNas D.
e21ed ny HAlIe. ptacE Way lRnH
A. Pl.,,. i,.iS ao,'' aogtu"la' ana
l9""s IS 90 oiau IiA-''y 40 theap
3"e .S'.llbt a.LIoIfh '5toSitu'e y
% 70 som eNteLI
INopl"tt VI CHE State
.1a lose o. ~ C1lnu!1tt.di ytF enc
s2't 81, t"s ptlIucJ. o. tAe
~ esIih" a4 anu 'asdet as 40 .ip' q.
9Y p@es, '''.'. '-''''.. '''yg5 &C
800 ',E.,,5. 2t5o3 az
A5- dH,Ird Dg Grv. -. j56530;C
aum-s, .4G.{ heed ... L0gaI0J
ll ipgaa,..-.............. 7,6tf3a
ht 4Ay ....-.-....- .. ......,...-. $500
,,,e,' sp.,V ~ 80. u 'a'- "''J '-''' 5'taE-'ty
IA "A ,Co So %,
- -
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nln.snnnn.rtis, New Noyernor.

kui aNAVA -'-'' .'''- ~
! thgt Of Governor Butte.
asy Hours before
lppeaI the halls and pa
! 30 tJay motion Wi,s ain
! overlooked tho broad
over 10 the common.
/ tion Tor the inaus1
| IN the hall
| 81 representatives. tn
| full Of people, ladies
! gelleries We 9 Opened
! lub'io gallery Was l
! guests. Al 1880 tie 81
| entered, followed By
| lrea sed in an eve
/ su % " ,lE-hcalpr
! i15 10 7,,Ila
/ hoi, ,laf lie walked N
az tAe speaker dad
! i5,,si and SON me In
/ ~, cErd IN iEglsst irci
lie sergt5 asIoiI.
1ura and Gnyer1or +
7 rae.! ''''N
S{ova~,7r yutier
sl3,se5 rresfntg
,ras ,n,j eoiIai auf,rg ne
asts tIat n ro,uiu
p,,r6oyrs he as sssed a
Sr a{fT.,y,s. and shen II
! Io INV it by voting /
ggg' and noTpa1t
rrrg;,,menCs q Tayisiog
a,l tLat fbev he slB
n-evrrt frauds, W;t.0li
strlction moon voters.
ballot ard fair count /
orcyide taaEnll VOTES 8
saIi.sr.Jiuc envelopes
rusIj.v and ,c'6r.
bc The giate bei
nIayi1n of hsJI,,
naatarial. The law,
1i,e ststute b0cF tha
vsioues for such rurD,
Observation-Disclosures ollg
is yeady. ana no make /
Disaiys clause is onlv
forv The supqestion
be uassed 20 allow wol
~ same regulations as
SECTIONS. witch law III
II shaII be- accounted
women voting AZ the ga
nrnvision TO be made 4
non th0t women ma h
1--WE ,,,5 ycti,r, 49,
eTercising suffrage I
N ends fbat The eleofir
r,entg rake place on
Inc generol electior. AZ
ba r1adp a legal tolidsv
i1g natnraiiZstion IN ii
nepior oonlts si,cnld n,
ne Labor ougsgiou vii
further ooumuriC9ti
snace wasdeypTpd 10 nh.
md The lep;,iat,1re wa
9ct proyidinc that who
wiilfully et7enpiiYg
rains shall gufFrr ia
dealing I'm futurts and
a1d COIN Ia welt I'm
rronmTne,Jed s pfcpi
e,ahIa attention ie NV
lo }, -. tn ny, p y. l.is'
ahoWll tl!a' ~ Va q
agehts aIe .,- l!o.s ita'
lor Siul9 ~ y! hi. ..i =,
LeGlslatl9h Is :s'tHsgaleu
llent IN III ' in- ~, l,li'le !. y y
we S ens al,johs,. -, 81
l'es, ~; Sau, ,l,i5s,, iapoa P.,1'
~ tlilEj wv. ~. w D. o. ~
|oik On . pItb,un o.
MONTH, alu siie -llse9 ~
~ lAke ~ VIZ ..,'. ~ y lDs.
UNI pI Eve ~. -, :, '
s',.l y nm !. Lille n, ~ 80 - y
me- : " souV-5s w :" ",
"a eyiIeyt' I. el'tel''a
We ~, AooH nv, l4cF :, SullN. p
~ -. +, re :. ,'l ,-,l1., ~
,l'yl ~. / ~ Z, ''-' .,.'; =. a.
e, ~ ~ LAY, y i-,'i
IeiC ..'. 800 '',,,,t W w..
llllu ~ ' Z. y = ~. ~
~ ~ ~, ~ y. !. !. ' ~, :,
'l't s,''- 81, ~ h.. "a, -, ~, + =
-loi,.. ~, TX 80, Ky "a q. "
'o. -'..D y. ~, -,
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~ .' n 80 IT, ~, ~. ~ w,
VI l..l5- ~ ,,';,,i =, '' a 4 ,
t..' ifi.i l.''',' -.
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i.l.s 80, = - ! i 3,
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guished guests fol-
4 | of the house was
President Crocller,
itered the oath of
ltler read his adj
N his inaugural
lis views upon
1T great length. He
n Il pol!-tax for state
b. now, on the polls
any citizen chooses
t that act be a dis
Of such Tx. He
of the registration,
,iently guarded to
being an actual OBJ.
Regarding a free
10 says: "Why not
nall be enclosed in
of the same size,
70 BE furnished
If size and COM
n would be i'm
still remains on
4 requires that en-
ose shall always be
Toe legal machinery
Il effectual, the per-
10 be made obliea-
is made that a law
en- to vote, under
5 men, in municipal
lall take effect when
by a majority of
me general election,
Jbviating the objec.
ave to 20 into ward
% for the purpose of
he governor recon-
ms of city govern
the same day as
4 that election day
p. The law restrict
he supreme and su-
q said, be repealed.
y form a subject of
iOn. Considerable
G question of crimes,
.s asked to pass an
lever is convicted OF
10 derail moving
cath. The evils of
"cornering' wheat
pon, and legislation
he abuse. Consid-
a houses of correc-
buttons, and it is
es for salaries and
all other expenses
poor by $4,000. |
looking to improve
{ persons and m ak
iicient as refo-mato-
lners to be selI-sup-
every prisoner may
his sentence every
nent ola certain per-
. of the prisoners
when discharged to
gain. The employ
/ the several houses ]
he walls in ra!sing(
is spoken OF as ter
stitut'ons, the COY
polished: The sta
for women,
boys, and Tin
girls. They are too I
good they do. The
m, with kind treaS-
lble-minded youths,
hen the state shall
ed every bright child
III be time enough |
alton of the idiotic
well-fed, well-cared-
creature; an idiot
ion Is niserable.N
given to the insane
vagance In buildings !
ut OF this class of
tented upon, and an
&c all this IN the
management upon
IS principles. He
ine establishments,
e, open altogether
it'll too great diff
reception and dis.
IS. This should be
legislation. A re-
that a purchasing
lies, of every name,
AIRY sufficient TO in
competent business
ed by the executive
governor congratu- I
b that one branch of 4
: fxedness OF tenure |
GRAFTON In the state, \
, without saying he(
sasure proposed I'd
gets in a blow a
1blican administr}
who, he aver, ha
ID relatives to SUI
families are som
Haired places.
hardly an except
,rrectness, that
i Of higher grad
II q given polit
e are more perl |
sssary TO carry !
! !: &: 1884,
fgu 1u n o. n I
} undertake H. an /
pcielt men He /
o law prohlitng I
Office IN ~ same .
y, Tia IN - ne are ,
ibe one DO ap- I
nv 30 - laws I
lore gel H. 1l-
nl rant | end 20 Z
'r ffailr ne Jay
n tar-
I 80 nrT Z
n Iona
\ -ainst /
Is ard
a The
t Jied 70
lcaiicl.
a e. ~ (
o. e1r- ?
arT
"a ouril
10 A. I hiE1er. Z
com l1c1 f1r7 and
IT., e.
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Calculated to SlakD the Oldest Inc
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PTS a Fre] puntry.

friends lem I'S sf S,se Sl cold IN the
head or catarrh. IL Won wish. vet slsible
people buy a SO cent bottle of Brown Ger;
man CataTrh Cure instead. break up cold
in hal u an hour and cure the worst prms
of caltarrh. Which will you do2 Fo sale
| by Williams, Tolliver q Walker, Hdt
Coffin, and Howell & Co.. Dallas. Texi-
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10 al Who are s1fsinr bon TIE f-r
and lniiscrf-i1ls q youtn. rfrFnrt rfa
ness early iecsT. ~ of usr cd. ETC.. d
vii send = r.rIre Ia eil ere yul, ne
ni c1arrs. itlis frsaf ferarf uas dIslor
erred ~ q rlls11nnrT A. a1rtl Ameurt
- ri 80. .'ss'f b "a 3 a. 4 s.1
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Teg ererican lad,cs fis fufrs rili n.
clea-. ringing fons 81 ths Jefsfy IN 3
musical roicr u the reslii u Ire aim.
CONSTANT nee Of Browns Ter Ircf .Ies; tiff
s-e nor 81 1orsrd By tbe bte o. aksrs q /.
sinrers OF the aFc. For sal ~ Ni 'ailr
roliver \ Vase. Boy q GOA. ft
Howell A o.. nailas Ie-as
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lfrcen Dol. lll and $1,000.
au lm' thag art laiasl almost
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,5lne Facts and igUress Relative 10
the Dimensions,
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f aunz Sore Lungs Bleeding The 1n ce icsunsS
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-26
Literary and Debating Society.

The San Antonio Literary and Debating
society resumed its weekly meetings in the
Federal court room last evening, President
J. II. Copeland occupying the chair.
After the usual formal proceedings the
secretary was instructed to notify all members
to attend with their friends at the next meet
ing, and TO invite.the members of the Alamo
Literary society to be present and. discuss the
question of amalgamating the two SOcitieS.
The board of directors then made the fol-
lowing appointments for next Thursday:
Reader, Mr.. G.. A. Wilbur: orator, Mr. C.. NJ.
Barnes; essayist. Mr.. j. NJ. Emerson; debaters,
affirmative, Messrs. II. Ryder-Taylor, and j.
II. Copeland; negative, Messrs, Tom Harrison,
Jr., and G. N.-Guizevski; subject Cor debate,
Resolved that city administration is respOn-
sibie for the sanitary condition of their city,
next.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-26
An American Rival for Kay-Hodges.

l.. B. HairstOn, Waco spark, gave his
friends supper at a Waco restaurant few
nights ago, and not having the ready cash he
deposited a check for $3.50 upon the Waco
National bank, purporting to be drawn by W.
II. Trice, the president. The check was found
10 be a forgery, and as Hairston had not such
soft hearted men to deal with "a swindllng
Eay-H Odges. he was arrested and has been
placed under $50 bond. HairstOR, like Kay
Hodges, says it was all q joke, and says that the
check was fixed in a spirit OF fun to impress
certain ladies with his wealth. But il is doubt
full whether people will credit his assertion any
more than the American or British residents OF
san Antonio do those OF the sO-Called and self
bypbenated Kay Hodges. IL may, however. be
s.5fie consolation 20 the BritisherS of the city
10 know that they are not "alOne i'm their
glory" iH participation OF 4 sWindler's supper.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-26
The Verdict of a Community

Ought to be sufficient to convince the most
nCradulOuS of fact no longer In doubt, and
that fact is, that the large and increasing trade
Of this city juStitics the energy and enterprise
eVinCed by l.. WOlfSOn in keeping pace with
the times and demands of the trade. This he
is doing by Offering at his store, northwest cor
ner of Main plaza, one of the largest and best
selected stock of goods ever brought TO this
market. replete with everything in the dry
goods line. ladies' and gentlemen's. wearing
apparel, ladies' and childrens shoes and slip
pers, choice and most select stock of gentle
mems and youths wear fancy goods, trim
mings, ribbons, notions, and in fact every arti-
Gle that one may desire, either for lady or
gentlemen, in dry goods or wearing apparel
| am now and will continue TO offer at the
lowest prices the most choice stock of dry
goods, dress goods, both for ladies and gentle
men, boots shoes, fancy goods of every variety,
ladies', gentlemens, and Children's wearing APP
parel Of tirst-Class kind and description, lin
every grade and variety, too numerous to men
ton, and TO make my stock more thorough
and complete ] have, land keep constantly ON
hand, every article needed to furnish house
hold, from palace to u cottage consisting of
table furnishings of all kinds and assOrtments,
rugs, carpets, mattings, oil cloths, etc. Also
one of the best selected stocks of furniture
ever offered in this market. in bed room, par
Tor, dining room or kitchen sets to suit the pur-
chaser in price or quality. To the ladies |
would say you can get everything you may
desire for your personal wear or home furnish
ing ut my emporium. l.. WOLFsON,
l-26-u N. w. Cor. Main Plaza.