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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

percal shirts for 81 25at
S. DEUTsCH & Co.'S.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

THE LIGHT OFFICE WILL
HEREAFTER BEFOUND IN
THE BUILDING NEXTTO THE
FREIE PREssE OFFICE, EAST
COMMERCE. STREET,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Philadelphia hand-sewed shoes for 81, at
s. DEUTsCH & Co.'S.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Ask for the best British hose ever exhibited
in San Antonio for 20 cents, at
y. DEUTsCH & Co.'S
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

For Rogers silver plated h ives and forks
and triple and guard ripple silN or and plated
ware 20 10 Trustees sale a2l Commerce st ~
AL 49,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Full regular made colored socks for rs
cents at S. DEUTsCH & Co.'S
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Go to Sheets, Oorovan 4 Castles for 10000
silk handkerchiefs and many other special at
fractions. 4-6-3t
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GOssamer Vests

For ladies, misses and children, high-necked
and long sleeves, high neck and short sleeves,
low neck and short sleeves.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07

Call on 5. Deutsch & Co.. and be convinced
that they mean what they say,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07
EmbrOideries and Laces.

The largest stock in the city, at prices that
ares per cent. cheaper than others sell them
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of Letters UncalIed for Remaining In
Postofiice, San Antonio, Texas,
April 7, 1888.
by reason of the lateness of the hour in re-
ceiving the letter list, the ladies' list is una
voidably crowded over, and will be published
in Mondays paper.
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Ladies' Underwear.

Our line lis about three times as large as be-
fore. We have made every effort to make this
one of our most popular departments. Look
at our 5Oc., 65c. and 81 chemises. Skirt with
cambria rufiie tucked at &C., 75c., 81, 81 %, up
to $40 apiece. Gowns ut Sc, ditto trimmed
with embroidery, 81 and 81 %.
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GEN1Ll
| Aredern, Miguela
Albersal, w A
Antry, X ID
Areyanes, Petra
Antonio, Juan
| Anderson, Henry NJ
ATambura, N
| Alvond, Elisha
Fernando, Zanutola
Barnes, Col w ID
Blount. ID A
Buckley, w Y
Broome, w II
Barrett, + w
Boston, X
Boimlo, l.
Boon, j A
Boragas, Juanita
Burch, Jno B
Barrett, James
Brown, Geo
Beadle, q II
Barrett, + B
Balzer, Ernst
Burgc, + q
Buentello, Il
Banderer, Carlos
Brown, Daniel
Buchannon, David
Buchanan, Dick
Barneburg, Aaron
Black, Ben
Burrows, Albert
Barber, Eugene
CoolIeys, VIM
Christopher. w j
Ceapps, w II
Chapo, Baltazar
Conn, X L 2
Carson, Robert
Gallery, Philix
Christiansos, l. p
| Gates, James
| Coff, James
| Crichton, j j
| Christnast, Rev II G
| Gopher, Francis j
| Conceinne, Desire A
| Cumins, John
| Candida, Barvara
| Cha,held, Albert
| Castillo, Juan
| Carter, Cassius
| Cacilles, Manuel
| Cox, 5 X
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French percal shirts for 81 25at
S. DEUTsCH Co.'S.
1T you want to buy good gold and silver
watches, chains and jewelry cheap go to the
Trustees sales, No. ~ Commerce street
Ottoman Silks
And satins, in all colors and styles, Persian
lawns, nuns yeihngs in alrshades Just received
at Joske Il Sons, Alamo street. 3-29-tf
SHEETS. CoRovAN & CASTLES are exhibiting
an elegant line of gents silk, Isle and cotton
underwear. 4-6-3t
For Sale.
Desirable fine roomed house and two lots for
sale on Augusta street. Apply to
334t PATTERSON Il CHANDLER.
Philadelphia hand-sewed shoes for 81, at
5. DEUTsCH Cos.
Card receivers cake baskets castors, ice
pitcher, buffers tea sets, triple and quadruple
plate at 22l Commerce street, Trustees sale.
4-7-lm.
Full regular made colored socks for 25
cents at S. DEUTSCH & Co.'S.
Go TO Sheets, Oorovan & Castles for 10000
silk handkerchiefs and many other special at
fractions. 4-6-3t
Ask for the best British hose ever exhibited
In San Antonio for 70 cents, at
s, DEUTscH & Cos.
For Rogers silver plated h ives and forks
and triple and guard ruple sill, or and plated
ware 20 10 Trustees sale a2l Commerce st est.
4-Sl a..
Call on 5. Deutsch & Co., and be convinced
that they mean what they say,
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Gauinas Banks. 4,
AK ron sAyIycs no. 81 BLFEcKER.sr., !

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS. NO. 81 BLKEcKERsr,l
NEw.YoRx July IL. 1883. =
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES lave this
day declared the usual interest under the provisions OF
the bylaws for the last SIX moaha ending the 3Oth june As
follows:
At the rate OF THREE AND oNR-HALF PER CENT per
all OF nve dollars and upward not rceedng
$1,000 payable and ator the third Monday being the 10Th
this month.
This carried tho credit Of isposors as
principal the LIST inst. where IL stands exactly as de-
post
will be entered the passbOoks any time when TO
quirod and after the 18TH Inst.
GEORGE CA BOT WARD. Secretary.
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STATES HOTEL.
Gitn neal Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-On PearI-st, near Beckman, FIVE
l. story store. rutland Il WHITING P"ekmsn-s.
rTHREE ELEGANT NEW BROWNS TONE
4 R SIOENCES FOR SALii-On south side OF 0 inst.
betv adlaOn OF 0th'aVe
an fiUnt location good. being hgh dry ana
loattul an amid most fashionable dwellings - the
civ; punbiug OIGarc. with 3c -aniiaTy scene
LIass most carefully con dei ed ctbh't Trimmings ma
tenals and MoI4maDship the very D-sL Apply On uio
premises
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jiiuanons Wmteo--females.

A FIRST GLASS FILTER and DRAPER,
"A who so good hand AZ making dresses wants
few by the day week city country
during best reference Address
d. a.. Tribune Uptown Ohice LBS broadway
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By neat intelligent
~ English Protestant good plain seamsress; competent
and experienced capacity good references
2U0 Yves, 2fth st. Ill 81 door.
GHAMBERWO DIRK, H0USEWORK, WAIT
~ RESS SIS co KS, &c-BY good Protestant girls. for
cts moderate At the PROTES-
rANT no T. BUREAU, l4O 6ta-ave. above luthsL
I AUNDRESS.-By Il respectable woman with
II child as aundTess Address Mis-. MANKIN. 4l5
CheIry-st, city.
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Uiuloeno Notices.
OFFICE OF PULLuAS's PALACE CAR c.

OFFICE OF PULLMANs PALACE CAR COMPANY. J
CHICAGO, Ill, Jnly 49, 1881
dividend NO. 65.-The usually quarterly
dividend Of TWO ~ PEP on sas s1Is s o
stOekhodSrs q record at tae close OF business August l.
1883 "'''' '''-' VIII ''''' '"S''' '''' .o.Dr-
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY coNrASY.)
J. =. KENNEDY q Co. Agents 7
No 90 wiliamst, SeS-Yo
NOTICE is hereby gwen that I'm interest," tsel ss
~ dividend Of TWO AND oNE-aALB PER cENT for
tho "a I've STTg Vii DO Dsa e me Of
company No. % wilsms, NewY0Fk on and after that
win be c aSS S. on TgE os
sHTu Rp8Y the Isih day Of August next
ny '''' ''' ''''D c. DRINKwATEn
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND
bSn Of n GASAh S as DUE 5
redeemed ut par and accrued interest on being presented ~
H'' 0n''0 anu 70 ", JAMR ARrr
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the
HOWARD nSsU COMFY i have stoCs
payable July rs 1883. CHARLES nALL. Secretary.
THE FATHER DE SMEI CONSOLIDATED
MIMISG has declared Riv s n. 40 Once OF
ss DSos o Win oS:s on S on 80 81 n: inst
STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY coMPASY,}
OFFICE AT tEHHi hSSE Sg Ing 10 1883
TEHE Board of Directors have this day de-
Il Glazed dividend of ONE DOLLAR per share upon the
capital STOCK Of the company able and after August
WOX.
The transfer will be closed from july 20 20 August
l. JOHN l.. STEPHENS, Secretary.
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co. /
NO 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK. July IL. 1883
TEIIfE Board OF Directors of this company have
l. this day declared INTEREST DIVIDEND OF
THREE AND ONE.HALF PER CENT upon the capital OF
the company. and the amount Of Its guarantee sur
pIus aud Especial reserve unds" formed in OF
the son OF TIE aet of the Legislature of 10 state OF
New York passed April g. 1874 amended eh.tled An
provide security against exraoraary
creation of se/ fuIs bv Fire Insurance Com
}. Iyabla on 10 nand. Also SCRIP DlVID
OF IXrY PR CENT to participating policy holders deliy
er2be aul after 2th september They also order
oest Olts1ni that OF 1870. be re-
decmei in and after that date. CYRUS PECK,
aIy.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.

II New.Yors. woodbsvea and Rocsaway bS IN,
Trains leave as follouS l. c.. u. o. ~ s. tSS INV
n M ioI s:oS sos i:3o $50 1jo 7,3I 031
Bushwick 4 m J,30 lf.3o: D. has, 8 ~ t@fosTH
klatDusn-kya, n N. blo o3ss 6hb AI0S v - $500
$50 AOI $40. I:f0, s:jj - su
Bedford. a. M. 0;3c. Sko Vt). lIioi v "' $50 49,"
East n y q m 63o. SAT. as5a ihHi M EiI Ar
IA Sl1 Tar So Last trAln ID y. 70 l. 4. cty-
*Rstarnpx cave .ns ss,s a3ass esa mo m amt
he,rs ~ is N M frosa Long CITY and Bushw.ek.
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Ocean nteamers.

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier SO; \; r
NNeIASD' July FOR sd L Z pisrcT '"' % Il m
ss.. q
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS
III For RSrT i1si I''''f 'r
nosrrsDAA xs9ssS., Jul,
'ss s. s AGENT s'' q "a
us William ST. FreiS6f Agta 80 Bwsy, CEN PASS Agt
AZ Sailngron NesYorx ial Ant S,ro ,ySrS sat lrllg
BIZ 10, NhANp SATURDAY July q s. ga 10 m
saloons. sn,fag All o,ta;roo n niasa,t
f r%Th ssSF s5ss @ 5 ~
T'IIE U. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL 5. $. co.
rrrs sE TH9S asn fAE hAb S h
Elegant passenger aecommodsi,ons at reduced rates
from Robert stores syn "Wednesday, July o. at12
and i 6sTRSr E1 ssw Xa ec s s.
PAUL f. GERHARD q Co. Frt d. Pass Agts. 10 5 Wlliim.
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
- SSH 5ss. %-s s..; q
Rates :, riu, sxtsM Flr', caDia SIP Second CABIN
Cabin s.taray steamers SIS So
great ilcs1. send "rourists Gazette"
Co. Ssi F fs A 81 81 SF s@is
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL ALL STEAMERS
FOR QUF NSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTiCE.-The u this line take the Lano Route
recommended b. Lieutenant Maury L. 81 NJ on both the
outward and homeward
GERMA NIC Capt. Kennedy @atnrda7. Aug a. a D. m
ApRIATic cart jennings rnur.day AGs D. g9 m
/ ----s>
BRITANNIC Capt Perry .SaturSay. Ang A. y N
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
10TH-Sr.
These uniform and unsurpassed IN
pointments The saloons Sateroons smoking ami BARN
place auiShips where the ana mooa are
least fet anorng adegree of eonort hitherto unat anabe
az
RArEs-saloon $40 AMI 500 Return ,irxets favor
able Steerago from the Old Country szli IRON
New-IOrk. S2S
These steamers car neither catile sheep nor pigs.
ut plans and Oter Information apply az the
Csmpsnys oiices. 40. 81 Broadwag sew York
II. i. CORTIS, Agent.
c. L. BARTLETT & CO, Agents Boston.
BARRITT K CATTEEL Agents. Phi adniphia
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AlisreiIaneous.

bills collected !; strict attention
given 70 collecting an Of bilis IN out Of ths
a. WARREN y. wrLKEy. ~ f&rk rsw.
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z
SPRING LAKE BEACH, y. j. A frst.class family hotol
/ Iec;iic bells. gas Every ocean view.
AGoIess r. ". RICHARDSON. spring LAKE. " j.
rINHE NEW LANCASTER HOUSE (White
Noun aims Room for 100 guests; eaA electric bels
al modern inpriye mants everything tho NOS com
co and pctiist Uwn IN the Gl ante state rooms
ay Lo seeued with 2oou tao
For circulars aud terms address ,. . ,o
Lancaster y. II.
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&xrur5iuns.
EXCURSION UP THE HUDSON,

VIA WEST SHUHE ROUTE
Tho along west shore Of Hudson River grand
beyond and be enjoyed 70 great advantage
from the maRDiteeDt the West shore
Route Those desiring to inspect tho new road It's
fine equipment, mammoth smoke and
joy delightful West Shore leave
22d Desorossessf Cortlandt
SC ferries at $50 a. IN Brooklyn VA. Jersey CITY s43
a. m; Newbrrg 1884 Marlboro I'LL
Milton Ills a.. Highland ll:26 West Park ii 81 q.
Rsopus II ~ Kingston ~ noon. Returning leaves
Kingston 4 40 Esonus 45S West PARK js93
highland 5l5 Milton 6:25 p Marlboro 5;3z p m.
Newbury 5 so p. arrive Jersey City Sl3 p. M New
YorES D. m. Brooklyn $50 D. m.
SEE Low EXCURSION RATES.
New York 10 Newburs and return 81 90
New YORK Marlboro and return. 20
New-York to Milton and return IS
New York TO Highland and return 30
New York To aud return 30
New York TO Kingston and return 55
Rates quoted only for excursion tickets available On
trains mentioned sunday. July %. 1893.
Excursion tickets sale No Court 1T and Annex
Office foot Full on-s Brooklyn Nos 948 and l23 Broad
way Pensy yaia Stations foot Desbrosses and Cortlant
sta, N. Y, and Jersey CITY Station.
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Che Gnrt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
WI LONG BRANCH. y. J. EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY aud sArU RDAY TO August 20. Hsces
promptly at 2:3U Trains AMI Boats dirccf To Course
Centrii RR Of ~ j.. Lpertyst. Ferry. 7f5 o. II n.
l2.iS I2.ls n m. Pennsyvsnfs RR. CoftiaodE and
Ferries 7l0 IL IN Boats VIA sandy Hook
Pier g. y. r., X 1918. Ills m, l2.l5p.
Fare Round Trip. including admls 1on 70 Field Al 80
J. nj COSrKK Sec GEO l.. LORTLLARD Pre3't
SARATOGA RACES!
~ BEGIN Jnly 81. and oonnue on every available a.
until August 80. JAS. M MARVIN, PresL
&. wHEATLY Sec
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+ FHIGH VALLEY AILKOAD.-Passeng
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD.


EIEw.YosK pAssESeERs-Leave james, slip 80, 7th:
3 SSSssx Il i hs %Ss''i 's'Sss :aS
f "a APi TSs s', q 3f' ?gP
BABYLON-seo, s:S3. ll'o5 4 N $50 cj5' f''' sd
pm sunday SO go a n - : . W ro.rt srndav
PATcHOGUE-s:S5 a N. ass. ASS. 5s35 D. III sunlT'
ss sgs H az 1905 llos NJ POS $50 40
6S5 6:05 7:0j l2ls night WedneSd " aSa Satnrdsy
OT SAG H1RBoE~sS5 a 1885, '4.uo. o:So p m Sundays
seREENPoRT SHELTER IsLAND,-S;sS a, NJ. S;3j
q: OF a. sanIdaysony $50 p N, sandals y a. n on,
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good oa this
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD- SIS; 90, a. m. I;35
S & 3S s am Gsier city oniS s5
rsaLEs COVE SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BxY-s:S5, sos a. M. l:55 Ass. 5;3S 6J5 p IN Sundays
w TPnAN NJ SS SoRrHPoRr-as5a H. aO5 express
~ t{i. sS5 m SUNDAYS 9:a5 a NJ $50 o. n
BsSsoa.oait- M. 335. SIS. 2aa LAYS Am
A4Ys5psE 1I sS M NsS 5 4 ANp 5 T ss5 7OS M
ysdaesdsss and SATURDAYS only l2l1. nishts sundays
Fs 1oS S1' BtAca sos. ieo5 GOA go5. $50. 81
sS S9n AZ s m auoa ss, rain ram Long Leach
leaves lois p. N. daily
NEw.HAyEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Iasdials poaLs steamers leave Pier No q. g ~ at
ssgRAvES S' or mE ESiIt imaIRTF6ep spnX
FIELD. &c: Tickets sold and oagElye casckst az ~
New. haven and return. 81 80.
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland aud the El'
", OF wonGE5 So.as III. so,,,
the ferOrite CITY OF BO5ION.
leave PIER 40 90 North River Nattss next
Des0ossesst. Ferry DAILY except Sunsys o. 10
Draw1ng Room ars are through without chance Ia
BOSTON, Worcester, Portland aud White Mountains from Ne"
London a. AN
DICHFIELD SPRINGS, via DELAWA RE.
IL LACKA WANNA and W ESrERN RAId.ROAp with
Leave foot Barclay and Christopher SIS
m Up saturday nisht train arm es at Springs
early next morning No sunday trains.
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s,eambcats ai,a Railroads.
uupSoN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
A. MANY and C. vrBBARD daily, except sun.
ste1@sres areoxiyn ey Annex at NJ vestrv;st o,r
a ;sy s.sr N Vest i rcs Nowoars
s ;ssa, EsT ssssiSsSecs s ami Iai,Sl
Sosa ssS saa .ta Asiq
.TRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
WEEK DAY mh am ass q and ssss
@,.TSKIl.,. MOUNTAINS DIRECT.
QUICK TIME-FEwksr ca ANaE 3, n..,,,.
Trans via , %sss dg ferries as follows:
S q h aSos i rSSSa SsaOG S'
q p Si mn; Gausr us Ka1SrrsEiIt zoo p
,s.,a Fs1' q ihc SUNNI mr. issssy ty 1892
k11ssn ss &c Sg5 p mn asn;e $50 sos M
sssa nss York S Sd p M; jersey City aO2 Ariy
800 icra k on sssy oly pa nas
Tss ta leaving NewiOrt 70 $50 O. m 5aoasn 70 sum
~. r SaS Y orr II 10 Arrive ca,ssiu sie m
Pssnve $40 u" sHn"soe"s 20 O"i'O '0r O"''0 D"
ham Ass %, sss time tables at stations and At Offices
O. the soagI No COurtst ana annex office loot Of
fSep SswYss sq stSsv. Ea, io,h ST.
Ss railroad s,sca le,1 oesorosses and loot
esf'ia'fsss ssS Nos Eff Rs,s.as,T Assps
NOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON. AND CATS
kVRn,fS MOI MAINS, landing at craastoos Cornwall.
NJ SsTSoro Milton, PO'keepsie. Esopus connecting
New mi Delaware Glove and Kaa'efskiH Rail
VII civ Springfield leaves Tuesday Thurs
r sss s.s 1. ai5 .. IN. from asrrsonst
I,oR BOSTON. The latest evening tram.
-, a. ii:5I > a. sess IL' S, srs 1859 p IN.
Mo'MSEWYOPK AND NkW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
TFHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenge
train. lea depos foot OF Cortlandt and Desbrosses SIS
~ M 3tO ami o. FOR Easiol. Bethlehem, Allen
80 Re.dinr Mauch Chuck. Whses6arre Towanda WAY
les" Buaso and the " est Pullman
80 caches daily Local trains at m and 04O
nv to- Fas on Bethlehem ant Cooay
u ~ t.sxiag Al slO l ard 3:40 connect for
4, al 1ts IN aud Ha1ietoR coal res1ons sunday
tram oc1l for Mach Chunk silva IN Leave MSuch OhA
N4pm oeo. oo-oar 10 ohm, oh and n ertianor sts
se'o'. h. b. BYINGTON, e. p A.
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Boar0 an6 Rooms.

East 3los.
MISERABLE, cool rooms Ell suite or single.
~ 100 last zsts, Madison Square and elevated
station.
"a EAST 20TH-Sr-Suits of rooms with
- phi bath private table without Doard SIM
gle rooms.
Sls IRNING-PLACE Joining rooms, private
on BATH fOdrh floor second floor, facing
Grsmercy PARK.
West Siis.
GOOD BOARD in a pleasant house delight
" fully situated Boulevard and Riverside Dnve;
psntv OF ground. Address Ia u L., lOjd aud West Bou
leyaId.
I.kQ WESF 23D-ST.- Elegantly furnished
no paror hoo single double and connecting rooms
at summer prices. table hOte.
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s,HE WEST POINT HOTEL.
V'HE ALLAlRE,

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
THE ONLY HOTEL . y tn y MILITARY POST.
ALBEIT H. GRAN El ,Proprietor
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Giip i)r, erip Wanteo.

WANTED FOR CASH BUYER for invest
w ment-store on Boexman. Fulton or WilliaInst
rutland a. WHITING. 3 Beokmanst
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RETU RN mo leave GL IN ISLAND IGll D. laniins
al 33d-st. and Pier IS: llSo and 1890 y. N.
for Pier Is for 33a-st and Je yefs Wharf;
5p for 3Sd.st. 0nly: $50 AMI $50 AL aadla
40 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
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SEgYoRK PASsENGERS-Leave Jamesslip 81. 7th
o. safh.st r. r. Is minutes before Long Island CIT,
lima ANNEX BOAT from eiec "a foot of Finest H. r.
20 8Sl g.3J IL 81 500. 400, 5:Oo. 600 o. III
'ISnes sim and Annex Boats do not on SUNDAY.
LEAVE LONG Island CITY FOR -
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n GLEN ISLAND.
GLEN ISLAM
GLEN ISLAND.
GLEN ISLAND.

AMERICAS DAY SUMMER RESORT.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY.
fRAFULLA'S UNkIVALIED BAND OILERS CIV.
EBRATED CORNET QUARTET AND CONNEkS Srtf
REGIMkNT BAND DINNERS A La CARTE Old.f&sa
i0ned Rhode Island CLAM BAKE. BATHING, BOA T.
IAG FISHING BOWLING, RIFLE RANGE BILL
IARDS Geological Garden. kLEIN- DEUTSCHLAND.
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Ocean 9.ea ners.

RURDEAUX LINE.
- New and Greet line TO the SOath OF Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlhEcE
CHATEAU LEOVI,I,E A. nj, tons. Thurs July 20
NhAIEAU LAFIr, 4D0O tors Ihu - Aue %
ron Prentice's stores" At - gerry BfOoAlvn
frayolcr Tor Frlnes spAa Ial ItuY, PyrelssS PAD
Nee &c. will as anl etDsl,D ivan s5li5 -
Cabin dnclutng wnsh so >gs5ctya 80
For 1tssi &c tJJlY ..~..... -. ,,-.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24
THE COTTDN Factory.

A Letter from Ono who Has Been Waiting
for Some sjgne Of Enthusiasm.
: 5fessrs. EdStors: I have been wait
ing solne time for some person to create
a little enthusiastic on the "Facctori'y
Question:" but it seems. rs. if every
ono is determined to&kill it out by
Keeping silence and letting it die It
death. Now, DO, YOU think
thisis right2 We are,now considcrst.
bly, behina tue greater part of tle
State, SO: faf Is pusi. atd enterprise
go, a,ld we will get farther and. far
,thcr behind if we do not do something
to help our county 6ttt. Ncwberry is
going to have her cotton mill, and so
is, Union; and Anderson is not going
to be satisfied with one cotton factory,
but is also going to erect two cotton
seed oil mills and sash and blind
factory. There is certainly sufficient
capital I'll Fairfield county to raise
$4,000 in subscriptions 81 with half an
effort, and if we secure this amount at
home we will easily secure the remain
der elsewhere.
1t seems to me that the first step to
be taken would be to call meeting of
all tic public-spiritcd citizens of tho
county, to assemble at the courthouse
and decide OH sont tedaite plan.
Keep the ball rolling and I will dance
to the music. a WELI.-WIsIIER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24
v HERE v TT 4 A /
SHALL WE BE g
tOTH= ED ?

Is one Of the questions which most per
pleXes the mind of the individual aud the
family. TO relieve yourself of ibis per-
OH
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24
,ARPLICAT1oMF0R CHARrER.

NL0TTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
with the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County of Fairfield, petition
praying that they and their associates may
be declared 9 body corporate and polite,
under the sty'e Of ''riiE WiNNsDono
SAVINGS AND LOAN AssoCIAT1oN,', in ac-
cordance will, the provisions Of tho General
Statutes Of tho State of South CAROLINA.
9, II. MCMASfER,
y. II. Ellen NNIKEN,
A2s<e,Y,, =: JNO. S. REYNOLDS.
Winnsboro,, s. G.. May II, 1883
Maylg-fx1m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

fHuR.spAY. sIAx a4. 1855.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

ble at Green4iile, Mas; covered ws;lthb;
snow. It Is feared that the unseasou-
Able woather will have decidedly
d&haging effect upon tho cotton crop;
only recently planted. :
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

-, PLUME DRrLL.-The annual plume
drill of the Gordon Light lnfantry will
take place in the Thcspian Hall this
evening at 81 O'Clock. The company
have been practising for some time in
anticipation of lie conteSt, and very
eredltablc exhibition may be expected.
Tie friends Of the company and the
public generally are cordially invited
to DC present.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

STATE or. SOUTH CAROLINA;
BOUNTY OF +ArRFrpuD:
By j 4: BoYkE$ Esq.,, Probate J,.age:
WIiEREAs;.t rhas IL T,,omas hath
w.. made suit to me to grant him letters
Of administration Of the estate aIia effects of
Eliza f.: Fdrd; dccfased:
These are; tbetefore, 3;clto and admon:
ish all and sihgular the Kindred and cretl-
o9s asasca of that the 52 S Is mT" p EEs{ Eo{
in tile Court of .ftobate, 20 be held pt
Fairfield Court House; S, G., on the 7th
day of june next after publication here
Of, at II o'clock In tho forenoon; TO
sloW cause, # any they have, why the said
administration should not ba granted. =,
=, Given, under my hand, this END day OF
May, Anlo DOmini 1SS3.., -.
1853, in TIE NEWS AND HERALD.
J, j. r. BOYLES,
May 4-tx1 Judge Of Probate.