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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Tu-tIs, Staw..> a> Iurg,ncy. tThsialc.r A.a Times

The ro-tonic, as Camden, N. J., with forty th,4slud inhabitants, is rated second Ss. while q at of the village Oi Washington, with few hundred resi- dea;s. k tirst-cia-s. Discrepancies Of the same nature between Camden and Trenton and ether places has led Post master Bailey. oI Camden, tO increase his patronage In order 70 secure, If possible. a higher grade. The authorl- ties a: the postoffice dapgrtnent have recently been puzzled Co account for the enormous advance n the number Of postage stamps demanded by the office, and bale after bale was sent untIl the purchases almost equaled those or Philadelphia.
 The town was filed with stamps offered m change at every counter and over every bar, until silver currency was almost driven away. The Dewsboys took stRmrs. and so did the horse-cars and ferry company. until the latter had to post notices refusing them. The post off .e employees were said 70 have been paid iu stamps, aud the same currency was used to pay for theI' uniforms. An inspector sent on from Washington has found the POstmaster's accounts correct and the Ie1p.e willing C put up with the nuisance so that the rank Of the office may he advanced.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Territorial lair.

PHENIx, \ T.. Mag 20, 1881. Hon. C. n. Poston, Tucson, \. T. Dear Sir: We mall you to-day circulars and subscription lists fir the proposed Territorial Fair Association stock. The committee have selected you as n gentleman in whom all Our citizens have confidence, Bni We would respect faliy ask that you appoint q committee, of ssy three, yourself included, tO try ard call the attention of the people of your un.y to this meritoriOus mater and obtain subscribers to the stock 0i tho Arizona Industrial Exposition As suc,a'iou."
 This cxplsitions will give m op- partUnity to mine owners. farmers. stock ID n. and all others, to show their pr dncts and possessions, and will bene- it all the territory.
 Please have subscribers after signing the list. ;o be sure, and sign meeting uotice list. and then have all returnei by June l1th and OblIge,
 Yours very respectfully, Corresponding Committee.
 By PHILIP k. HICKEY.
 Secretary. The subscription book is now open for subscriptions. and we hope our peo- pie will lock at this matter in that open handed Nay characteristic of them whenever meritoriOus enterprise IS presented to them. The books are al C. B Sessions office, Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Sheriff s Sale .

CALf UPON FORECLOSURE -hi 'i'-. - of judgment and decree of f0reC..-.r -- ont of the District Court of the tl-t 1l- District of the Territory of ArlzoIa- .r '..- the county of Pima. on the 18th da. a.l D. ls-t. in a certain acton wher--r N- Lynde. plaintiff. recovered agHlr-- .i.' Ghanetto and Pedro Charoleau. judgment for the sum of Sj.3is.l- VI. on St,GD thereof at one and uIe .tl per month. tOge her with the sum Q. have leVied upon the following d--r- r erty, tO-wit. situated in the lerri'"'- zona. county of Pima and cIty Of Lot number Five i5l, Lot number N NH- number Twelve tl2l and Lot nun (l3), all in Block number Two D Thirty l23el. together with all srd -' tenements. hereditaments and ai thereto belonging or In any wise a9 .-. And notice IS hereby gwen that u- 7- the 34th day of June, ls-i, between t.- lO o'clock a. m. and o'clock 9. u.. - the Court House door in the Clty Cd. IIr County of Pima. Territory or Ar sell the above described proPer'1. Cd. thereof a. may be necessary co amount of the above judgment, co-.- cruing costs.
 Dated Tucson, May g. isst. ,-, ..--s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
.g.n mAGAZiNE RIFLE.
SUM MONS.

Territory of Arizona. county of Pima. Before Charles q. Meyer. J. r.. Precinct No |.
 Dennis x. O BrIen plaintiff. vs- IhOs \. Nor gan Cefendaut-i emand. S2iUtO.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tO NIT. IhOs. S- Morgan. defendant: 1Cu are hereby summoned and required to appear before me. at my otlice in the town of Tucson and county of Pima on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1ssl, st 10 o'clock a. m. tO answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff who demands of you that you are indebted tO nim m the sum of two hundred dollars principal and forty dollars In- tarest. on a due bill made by you tO plaintiff May 2i. lss3. for SaU, which IS due and unpaid by you And If you fail to appear and answer sad complaint a= herein required. the plaintiff WIil take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs of thIs suit.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of May. A. D. 1881.
 CHARLES NJ. MEYER
 m-tI Justice of the Peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
\ publication Ne. 369 fo- Patient c.--
 New Near Mining 0tai,, ' hs
UNITED STATES LASu Ofg1rr

IUCSOS. ABIZ1Nt. sr-.I r.,-- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IH .f'i21,. 4 ander Mckay. whose pOsto'Gca al lI---..'-- ---.'- Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. has -.zi -.' a plcatlOn for patent for 5CD linear r.. a. New Year mlne or vein. hesrIr- - .-.-.- -- surface ground Gu feet In widtt s.rTg,.i- '., Old Hat mining district. county uf p.-'.''--,- ,-- Territory of Arizona. and design .-..I t-.-. --. notes and official plat on file ir -t.s .......- . -i No. i2 m sad district. said !o, E0 lz ta,-... follows tO-Wlt: '- B. Beginning at tSa initial uarr-a-. south end center Ot claim. at a ts-f s--- e. -s the ground and surrounded bs a .r..-sg g5 -- post marked on the north face \ l l- l." United States mineral u.-r-.-. y- c. ... ne Old Hat district bears \ 8 is l,, E -s i.. ~. .- tant; an oak r. inches m dIaua-.- and - -'- IN. ' l. M. No. B. T., bears -i @ r -. q. a a-. distant. -
 Thence \ 77st deg. E SU0 f,a- I'd. I.--...- ument at SE corner of claim at a r,.- v.,--..-' .-' m mound of stones, msrk,I o1 1a.-l f.-.---,' '. No. 2" '
 Thence N 12i4 deg. W i.5ol feel. 4, r..... monument at NE corner of clam. ma -... .-- inches, in mound of stoues -arssf -y v No. B." ~ Thence $ T7as deg. " 31O fee, -a I.--...-. ument for nOrtherly end center af r...-. -- post xlinches in monumeu- oi 5r.--.. -,s..' ''N. I. No. r." 1-- claim. at post 4x4 inches Iu -I---.-. stones. marked IN. I. No. B."
 Thence l2il deg. l. l,Jih feet r1 >N ,.-rs-st claim. at post ixt inches In a muaad of .,.-.. marked on north face ~ I.'o.6.
 Thence x I7ii deg Y BIO feet Co rra-r1.ar.. .rl post N. |. l. M. No. ' pisey of bssiuu.-,
 Total area of claim, 2ltd arra-. Iar,,-.- 130j F..
 This claim IS located on unsu-vsysI 7slo the north slope of the santa Clra!l-. r-a--...,- Final county. SrZona. and tie location 1i-.-a,. recorded m the Recorder ol. ce or Ir--. .-.--- Arizona, ln Book |, Records of Mac. ra-a,T "
 Any and al p7Isous claiming a1y-rs .g .-. portion of sand New Year mIne or surf ace s-..-. are required Co tIie thelr adverse clam vIr- -s Register of tLe uIted States and UF,- |. Tucson, srizora, during the sixty day ,ta,al publication hereof, or they Wiu he ha.a,l D. virtue of the provisions of the st&t.ta.
 IL IS hereby ordered that tLe fore-. -u. r.-.. of application for patent he pub. ---l fa-... period of ten consecutive weeks lr t.- Alr-.vl CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper pubI-.al -t Ia. son, Pima county. Arizona
 BEN. ". THOMAS Ea,..,a-
 First publication Aprl .i. l-.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Chief Justice Howard.

Hon. Sumner Howard, recently ap- pointed Chief Justice of this Territory, accompanied by his family arrived on the Ash Fork stage this morning. To- morrow morning at 9 o'clock the oath of office will be administered to him by Governor Tritle in bis office. and in the afternoon he will leave for MOhaye county to hold a term of court at Mineral Park. During the day he has been making the acquaintance of our citizens, and has created a very favor ..ble impression as dignified. though. genial and affsble gentleman, and that the toga of Chief Justice will continue to be worn with credit to the Territory and honor to the individual The Jour nal extends a cordial and hearty vel come to Chief Justice Howard and family to oArizona.-Prescott Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
General Hancock.

General Hancock Is receiving little st- ton from Democratic politicians, but some quiet work k being done ln hls interest which may bring him once more before the country. His friends are circulating q document which gives the number of votes which Hancock re- ceived in 1880 in comparison Tllden' s vote in 1876 in the Northern States. The circular concludes: Ut is the Dem ocrstic vote iu the Northern States that will elect the Democratic candidate or defeat him, and hence the vital import ance of nominating the man who IS strongest m these States, and that man IS Hancock"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Tie French success m Tonquin has raised Minister Ferry 10 a high point in the estimation of the French people. Meanwhile Premier Gladstone is still being harped at and denounced by a portion of the British people for not fol lowing their advice about 'rescuing General Gordon. In little while the lat,er's detractors will have nothing but praises for him and the policy he has so long concealed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Notice of forfeiture.
TUCsoS, PIMA COUSTT. 4. T.

TUCsoN, PIMA COUSTY. AT.
 February 2s. i--i. ] ITO L. D. LYfORD AND r.. BOLTON. OR Il tho=e who may claim under them each an undivided one-sIxfh interest m the follow ng described property. Gou are hereby notified that We have expended Four rndred DOllars in labor and improvements upon the Flora C. nm ing clam. located January 2l. ls,3, Lotta A, Lucky Spring and Copper Beauty mines, located receuber 6. issi. Coyote-C abIhI Mountains, Pima county. Arizona. The sand amount being Four Hundred Dollars for ls-3. m order Go hold said claims under the prOyislors Oi Section @s2i, Revised SfatEte- of the UuItel states, being the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December Si. --3. and that we have con- tributed your portions thereof. Therefore, If within S0 days after service Of this notice of publication you fatl or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such eXp-udIrures as co-Ovners, with the cfsfs Of this publication your interests m said claim vlil h-come the property of the subscriber under sad Section -33i. Your pro portion of said expenditure is sixty-siL 67-i00 dollars for the sid year lSs2.
 F. A. BARNARD,
 rnhIW3m D. S. GLASGOW.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Notice for Publication.
Pre-emption No. i0l6.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA.
 May ?. issl. ] Notice is hereby given that the following namei settler has filed notice of his intention Co make hnal proof m support of his claim, and that sand proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Tucson. Arizgna. on June 19. is-f. VIE. Niviano MCTara. of Tucson. Pima county, Arizona. for the lOt 3 and Sti of NV i. and E. of SWii of Sec. 6. Ip. l6 S., R li r., and names the following as hls witnesses, VIZ; J. M. Berger Nicolas Martinez. Jesus Molina ard CasildO Noriega. all of San Xavier. Arizona.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS, Register.
 First rnhIifa-ion May f7 Is-t Wtl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

iA'D - Ap-il -l l--s-1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GlFLN lfit- .'.-. V N foiio1ing named settIer has tle4 -
 E,s ;,,,s-,;,,r, fo make final proof in -u g. bis @ claim and that -aid proof wIll be ri. t- fore % inc Regi-ter and Receiver at Inc 1ora 1o,y et IGo'cloek on May 2. lsSi; VIZ. Ss Arsgon Tor the NJ Gf SEl and the Ss 4l 's lF Ss. "a Tn, I3 S. F. l5 F., acd n 70 mes t',, 'l o oel "a tys vSituesses. viz; George fl. I',t- s.IlWe-er. Nathan Appel and r la--~ v,,-,r1ia. v,,- all of Tucson, Arizona. ..s. Il 4- - BEN. M THOMAS. Rsc-.,T I,.--, ,.,, br,cafion AUrll If is-4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

gentleman who came up yesterda! from the Quijotoas stated tothe reporter today that three days ago the oonsn:% -;% firm put on an additional force ot ,,iIa siH miners and yesterday added ten mo more. t- Iii is understood that some rich strike have been made and that ore IS being stored in the tunnels.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

Itis expected thst the Columbia SOP, !., ?, per Camp will be in full blast Nlnhnn WI, I.l about two weeks and that wcrk VIII VIII Dt ", prosecuted with vigor. Ihls Is one G' the most important mlnlng caup southern Arizona, and Is sald to 9e rich one. Tucson will get goou -, ue1 of benefit from that source when ""lA is resumed Tn the mines
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

1rs.Te r Howard to reta9dy else wants
 cis-k S of the Apache Alfred Kulz as court. No one else need sll! o t.I.a Chief.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

IT,BF DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZON>,A. '. .st stt::
 ! HEN Is kept on hle at E- C., . DA --, Agency. 6 Merchants Exchange. w1e.s- s; rscts for advertising can be made Ion. Francisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Nerrimac mine. Coon Can district, by oln Rame and Charley GenIng.
 Opper Glance mine. Quijotoa district. Bentor. 2.
 Sec Chance mill site, Babcquivari mSunta,1 S.unrn,1 by l. FJ Wrinkle. Seconu Chance mine, BabOquivan mountalhs' FJ Wrinkle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ID out of the District Court of the Fir-t Jl-- cial District of the Territory of ArlLrya. 2. al. for the county of Pima. and to me directed l1i delivered. on judgment rendered by etid to-- on the 5th day of February, A. D. l,,l l,ail' =. E. DeLOng and in favor of A. LaZafd igr 'la sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred aaa Ian- ty-Fiye and A-ltu Dollars. with interest on Sl.- at the rate of two per cent per month tIll ih-- together with Ono Hundred SIxty-eIELt and ' tOO Dollars. costs and disbursements at Che la.r of said judgment, and accruIug costs ia'- levied upon all the following descrIhei p."i- erty to-Wit: The Little Sophia Mining clam located in HelvetIa Mining 9stnct. fll' county. Arizona Territory, the location rutr of wEieh IS recorded in the office of th' hs,-'- CT of Pima county. In BeOk r, keCOrd- ui N-ir of Pima county at page 6Si; alec Che Aritli mining claim, situated in sand Helyeiia llill. District. the location notice of which I- rncurl- in the office of the Recorder of PImH r1uH,i' |. Book F. Records of Mines of FlUa c"Il'i- page 632; also the Pima copper mUe. sltuai~i- sand HelVetia Mining District, the lut'. io- O. tice Of which IS recorded m the OtI0g Hi ti-b@ cOrder of Pima county m Book r. htc"r- Mines of Pima county, at pages ts5 and fa' a. reference ls hereby made tO sand Trcu1.- i'. more particular descriptiOu. also thr .a.'- lode in Cababi Mining District. count oi Tn. Territory of Ar zOna. desl guated by Che ~afv. General as lot No. fl, the patent Co wiIc. I- corded m the office Of the Recorder 0. f- county in Book n Records of Deeds u- NH.- Pima county. at pages a9, 2lp, 2il. Zl- and !.
 
 . more particular description thereof. And notice IS hereby gwen that on Si'Nr. the lst day of March, A. D. 1881. betw.r. hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock 9. -- front of tho Courthouse dOOr. m the cits Hi 4 son. county of ima, Territory of Arrnra will sell all the right, tltle and interest of De Lona; in and Co the abOve described pIu. at public auction to the highest and b'-t h.- for cash m legal currency, or SO much tte- as will satisfy said execution and all cost. fegtdW R. II. PAUL. Sln--. The above sale is hereby postponed ur urday. March 70. 1881. at the same hn.- place. k. II. PAUL, SEer.- Dated Tucson, March 1. 1881. The above sale IS hereby postponed u-day, May 8. 1884. at the same hour and ,..
 R. II. PAUL, ~..--- | Dated Tucson. March 3s, 15s4 The above sale is hereby postponed ur'-l l-' day. June 8. Issl at the same hour and 9. .al-
 Dated Tucson, May 3. l.Si.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
nErnS

A |, br1Tu1G2 IV. G W Barter and T ! he!hler io' dock il, city of Tue | son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

They are pushing work on the sulphur mines of Mapimi. Durango, Mexico, and good results are obtained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

The above sale is hereby postponed u~'l l-' day. June 8. lsst at the same hour and place Dated Tucson, May 8. l-Sl.
 R v pATTI. -FH~a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

The above sale is hereby postponed Ua. u-day, May 3, 1884. at the same hour and ,...
 R. n. PAUL, B. .a-- Dated Tucson. March Ss, 1ss4
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31

The above sale is hereby postponed mn. ' urday. March 70. 1881. at the same hn.- q place. k. II. PAUL, SErr.- Dated Tucson, March 1. 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Notice for PubIicatIOn
Homestead No. -l

By T. CoRD1s. Under Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-31
Card from Mr. Dc !.nng.
FoRr BowrE. A. T.. May 22.

Per Lis htston.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

April, the most pleasant and beautiful
month of the spring in this, our balmy
Southern climate, is upon us. Ills at
this season, as the poet informs us, that
"the minds of youth lightly turn to
thoughts of love-" All nature has
donned its vernal robe, the fragrant
flowers and beautiful blossoms abound,
and the birds sing their merry songs.
This is also season for practical mat
tiers when the minds of practical people
are seriously turned to thoughts of light
apparel and good clothes. The heavy
garments of winter are to be cast aside
and seasonable clothing put on. In
casting about our city Astounding in well
stocked establishments, one desires to
select place where he can find varie
ty, and at the same time the finest quail
ity of goods. Nowhere in the city can
this be more readily done than Mt the
grand, palatial establishment of j. Joske
d Sons, who are eminently the leaders in
their lines. Their immense and popular
establishment occupying Nos. 10 and 10,
Alamo street, and extending clear back
to Losoya street, is filled with one of the
largest, finest and best assorted sto cks
TO be found in any city. Clothing and
dry goods in endless variety, and all ar
ticles pertaining to dress for ladies' or
gentlemen, tailoring, ETC., can be found
here, and the customer can inspect the
goods beneath the bright glare of day
light, so well is the establishment
lighted. 1t is never necessary to
light the gas in daylight here. The
stock is eXoellently and conveniently ar
ranged, and attendants polite, courteous
and accommodating, always ready to
show it. Each department is arranged
to itself, and the whole shows how thor
oughly Messrs. Joske & Sons. understand
their business and knowthe wants oftheir
patrons. They are business men and
do business on business principles. The
immense, well-lighted basement is also
filed with goods, which can con-
veniently and readily be inspected. A
visit to this great house will be well re-
paid, for it beats all competition and its
patrons are always pleased, Remember
j. Joske q Sons, IL and 10 Alamo street,
nearly opposite the postoflice. 4-5-lw
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

The Greenville Banner has been in
dulging again In comparative distances
in Texas, and gives the following regard
ing interior counties: "Take Tom Green
county, for instance. Its length Is
greater than the distance from Texar-
kama or Shreveport TO Fort Worth; or
the distance from Galveston TO New
Orleans; or from New York to Boston; or
from Chicago TO st. Louis. People In
Eestern Texas talk about going to West
Texas when they go as far as Dallas or
Fort Worth, but at Dallas the traveller Is
only one-fourth of the distance from
Texarkana to El Paso. He may be said
to be In East Texas at Dallas. When he
reaches Abiline or Coleman City, which
are so far west that the average sand
lapper who gets that far will swear that
there is mot n settlement between him
and sunset and that he is within u half
mile Of the jumping Off place. he is yet
not half way across Texas. Properly
speaking, he is barely in Central Texas.
As TO area take Tom Green or Preside
counties. Either one of them is larger
than all that vast section of Texas north
of the Texas and Pacific railroad and
east of Mckinney and Dallas-a section
containing 100000 people and S50,000,0O0
worth of taxable property. Take the
five counties-Tom Green, Preside, FL
Paso, Pecos and Crocket-and their COM
bined area is larger than the State of
New York, Georgia, Indiana or Tennes-
see. Some of the citizens of Tom Green
county live over 200 miles from their
county seat. Austin, the State capital,
Is considered as being in West Texas. yet
the citizens of FL Paso are farther from
Austin than the entire distance from Illi-
nois to the Gulf of Mexico"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

1T is a little difficult at the present
moment to determine what will be ac-
complished by the recent action of mem
bers Of the Republican party in the East
by the forming of Independent clubs,
and the so-caiied white mans party in
Georgia. That there are many abuses
in the party no one will question, but
whether fractional Off shoots from the
main tree can come the body polite is
question that only time alone can settle.
The Georgia Republicans may be well
meaning enough. and may be sincere in
their desire to correct some of the evils
that have attached to the party in the
South, but they cannot hope to accom-
plish much in their efforts when they
drive the great mass Of the oolored
voters away from them through the me-
dunn of separate conventions. Such a
policy win be productive of prejudice
and wrangles untold, and leave each
branch without purpose and without
the harmony necessary to the accom-
plishment Of needed results. The blacl.
man is naturally Republican, but If men
who aspire to be leaders tell them they
cannot meet them in the councils of the
conventions they certainly cannot ex-
peot to receive their influence at the
ballot box. The fact OF the whole mat
ter Is that the party In the South is moi
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10
TO ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

Attic. ton Is called TO the following: Ordi-
mace ID, section /: All SURVEYS OF lots. parts
Of lots. or parts of blocks within the limits of
the city of San Ansonio hereafter made, shall
conform to and extend from the initial points
glneer in accordance with section of chapter
20 OF the Revised City Ordinance, and the held
notes OF all public surveys herein provided for.
shall be filed in the Office of the City Engineer
and by said City Engineer recorded. II by him
visions of this ordinance, In a book regularly
kept for that purpose. Any person violating
any of the provisions OF this section shall be
ton before the Recorder shall be fined any
sum not less than ten or more than two hum
dred dollars.
This is TO be considered notice that hereaf-
ter the provisions of the above ordinance Will
be strictly enforced. Q. II. MATLACK,
City Engineer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

Som old time philosopher has said
that every man has his price, but $4,000
is evidently not the price of the Mayor
of Galveston regarding new water
works scheme which was likely to come
before the City Council.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

Ii THE city cannot have sewers an i'm
provement can be made in the plazas,
and Alderman Story is to be commended
for his interest in securing an appro-
p-'ation to improve Alamo and Main
Plazas.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

in the hands of true men and Is simply
controlled too much by schemers, whose
only and every object is office, and whose
greatest labor is in the fomenting Of
fueds and local troubles.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

SEE the call of Oh airman a, Belknap
for a mass convention of Republicans of
San Antonio and b exar county TO meet
at Turner hall Saturday at 10 a. m.
Every true Republican should be present
and aid in sending representative
delegation to Fort Worth.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

''Tm SAN ANTONIO LIGHT is newsy
little daily and full of enterprise" is the
compliment of the Wills Point Chron-
icle.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-10

j. b. Williams takes pleasure TO an
nounce to the public that he has opened
an ice cream and confectionery parlor at
22i Losoyo street, and respectfully soli-
oits their patronage. First class ice
cream and polite attention. loot