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, 1884-12-07

So rAR q buIk 8 concerned the Wash.

So A as bulk is concerned the Wash
inRton monument is massive enough and
gigantic enough to satisfy the cravings of
the most patriotic Americans. 1t is the
tallest piece Of construction on Gods
green earth and probably as unsightly bit
Of masonry as the ingenuity of man has
conceived In his widest delirium. As Il
means Of encouraging the artistic sense in
the American it will probably prove only
measunbly successful. From the time
the corner stone was laid with elaborate
ceremonies until the present moment
thirty-six years have elapsed. The Ell
tire time has not been occupied in the
work Of construction. Work has been
suspended for years at a time owing to
lack Of Congressional appropriations %
continued it Finally the great work is
finished and the result Is ghastly beyond
expression. Tho huge nondescript mass
viii be dedicated on Washington's Birth
day and the only consoling feature in the
affair is that is the highest structure of
any kind in the world. This may make
up for its s~tupendous lack Of artistic
finish.
, 1884-12-07

Weak back; tremulous nerves; rhon-
matte muscles; d~yspeptic stomach; torpid
liver. Bad combination, isn't it2 Well,
yitalize your blood with Browns Iron
Bitters. Tone your nerves; Danish rheu-
matism; drive out dyspepsia, Then you
are a new woman. Mrs. W. A Caw-
ford, TullRhowa, Tenn, had
and neuralgia She derived great bene-
fit from the use Of Browns Iron Bitters,
, 1884-12-07

Every one knows the story of q gentle
mans asking Lord North who 4that frightful
woman was, " and his lordahip's answering,
THAT is my wife" The other, to repair the
blunder, said, II did not mean her, but that
monster NEXT to herr "Oh,T said Lord
North, ethat monster Is my daughter. y
With this story Frederick Robinson, in his
usual absent, enthusiastic way, was one day
entertaining a lady whom he sat next to at
dinner, and lol the lady was Lady Charlotte
Lindsay-the monster in question.
, 1884-12-07

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for a great many years
in her private practice. 1t has proved
an unfailing specific in the treatment Of
the many disorders to which the female
consultation Is subject IL Is a sure cure
for the monthly troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed on receipt of price
soc.
FRAZIER MEDICINE co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gnv a Pearse. Sole Agents.
, 1884-12-07

Tbs tendency Of modern warfare is to
make it all but impossible for a nation to
quickly put itself upon Al effective war
basis. We have practically no experience in
the work of constructing grent guns and
great irnnclada
, 1884-12-07

O. O. shayno. the well known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer. 100 Prince street. New York.
| est cash ehoiesale prices this -sczssn. This
viii AFFORD y splendid opportunity 10 purchase
strictly reliable furs direct from manufactuer,
, 1884-12-07

Thore Is less blood In cold-blooded than In
warm-blooded animals The larger the ami
NAL the greater Is the proportion OF blood to
the body. Man has about a gallon and a
half Of blood, equal 70 one-thirteenth Of HIS
weight
, 1884-12-07

deliberate conclusion that II will be a
mighty cold day when there is an Office
lying around loose which Cheyenne can't
ind a candidate for. Come to think Oft,
Cheyenne people have a happy knack of
gobbling up pretty nearly everything
that's lying about loose. Lacking this de-
sinble qualification il is not to be won
dered at that the Laramie people some
times feel sad and aggressively morose.
flf
Looked at from the standpoint Of an
atheist" meditates the philosopher Of tho
Laramie Boomerang, hanging means
the forcible premature ending Of an exist
ence obnoxious to the welfare Of society.
From the Christian point Of view it
means this and also the hurting Of an i'm
mortal, but guilty and unrepentant, soul
into an eternity Of woe" From the
standpoint Of the gentleman about to be
hanged the question practically resolves
itself into an abrupt tweak Of his neck and
subsequent earthly proceedings interest
him no more. The world at large, how
nh;ioaonhar Of ,be Roome,,no has con.
d..o.nded ~ Give even an ;ncoborent
idea Of how the matter is viewed by a
~
The new johnson County Court House
w;n hs oomrlsted and dedicated with
- IN an-;nn hol;davs Five
hrnSr.d ;uv;t.,;ons S,f be ;Saued AAer
\ nasa ~avols - Tsrrs;cboro Tho JrIace
in ~ r;vnn = 10 ,ho hide and sooL
-. - Ir.,;ra
"a
h.;ac sorooa tho T.r.
MI $500 u;vas vont % a screom Of
- 7. 800, 80 rvhy Tsxs. ,vos over
-S-;...a.o /. ILL., - hav;nn hoer
.S-;..ss -. .no. L;oLod o,,, &c MI.
~~nd snd o,or;ous Csder.,;on The
rh--nm 80 a~;.ts = N. e.ct
~, IT,. - nomooro,;c maior;tv of
,ar 600 n-~h.h,~ - occ,rrad -
~ 60 H.. t.. Nohr.sL. .nd
90. - ~ ca .ner
.~-n;~~ ;mmansa Pon0hl;car ma.
;o-;s.s "a I'm nohodv IN . comn.yn.
~. - &c com,mon sarss feels d;s.
- 49, r. ~, or,ha un;on 7,
-, ~, ~ q.stf.J e.els
~ N..;a..I -o.,,,
a.
IT.
, 1884-12-07

Meet at Odd Fellows Hall at 1880 p.
m, first and third Wednesdays and
second and fourth Sundays at 2 m.
H 7 GoenwrN. INV.
JosEpH GRArNaKR, R. s.
, 1884-12-07

Persons desiring pure Lake Mhhapaluta
ice should leave orders at Christ Mauss',
baker, sl7 Ferguson street, or with the
undsuignsd. SLOAN i Co.
, 1884-12-07

aIhs question Is not 80 much whether you
have a call to preach, - said a certain eminent
divine to a youthful aspirant to the pulpit,
aas whether the people have a call to hear
49,. y '|
, 1884-12-07

Do you know hat every window or door
has from Is to IS feet Of e~revices or open
ings, around which the cold air comes in.
and if they are eifectualiy closed with
the Perfection Metal Moulding aud Rub
Der Cushion Weather Strip. the saving
of fuel each year aside from comfort)
win more than pay the cost of weather
stripping. This strip is for sale by the
II. i. Warren Mercantile Company.
, 1884-12-07

Philadelphia Rscordi Tho best way 10
maks a man acknowledge tho corn 4 tn
stamp on his tos.
, 1884-12-07

Job printing Of every description done
with neatness and dispatch at the LEADER
job rooms.
, 1884-12-07

For bilious disorders ST. Patrick Pills
have no equal, besides they are the most
searching and most reliable cathartic in
use, and always produce pleasant
cathartic effect without nausea orRripeing.
They are sugar coated. % cents per box
or Eve for 81. Sold by Hunt & Whip
pie. r"H
, 1884-12-07

TUX Republican press still continues to
~execrnte poor St John.
, 1884-12-07

Try Ellis walnut cream-nOthinF ike
them.
, 1884-12-07
WAYsIpE CHAT.

The Laramie Sentinel has reached the
deliberate conclusion that it will be n
mighty cold day when there is an Office
lying around loose which Cheyenne can't
ind a candidate for. Come to think oft,
Cheyenne people have a happy knack of
gobbling up pretty nearly everything
that lying about loose. Lacking this de-
sinble qualification il Is not to be won
dered at that the Laramie people some
times feel sad and aggressively morose.
, 1884-12-07

The new johnson County Court House
will be completed and dedicated with a
grand ball during 1be holidays. Five
hundred invitations VIII be issued. After
the mad revels OF Terpsichorc the Iplace
viii be given up to tho hide and seek
practices Of Justice.
, 1884-12-07

There is evidence Of deep-seated woe in
= paragraph in the Laramie Sentinel to
the effect that Republicans now refuse to
drink with Prohibiionists. What a blow
this must be to a man of DR.. Hayford's
sonvivisl habits and how lonely he must
feel as he starts in to hit the town or il
Illuminate il with a carmme hue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15
Forty Dollars and u suit of
Ciotbc~.

William Walter Phelps. OF New Ter
sry. ~ Blaine manager - the Chica..,
cenvcuiicn, snsde an afier dinner speech
II few dsss ago. ard explained some ~
The iIn<nciai means required 10 get Bl.ins
len the ticket saying:
We hsd 20 pay fbe expenses Or ~
.celcrr{ delegates both ways. and that
averaged about fso- Then we had 10
nay their hotel bills 10 Chicago. snd tlat
COTS much more, for the colorcd dele
yates came early and stayed late and
nothing was too good for them. AMI
finally We had 70 buy each one suit of
elorhes-r
Some years back the 2. .. D. promised
every dsrkey forty acres OF land and I
'mnle = an iDdurement 10 stick to tie
party bot itstesd Of making good ths
promise they gos up the FrecsIman- hank
scheme and gathered in the darkir- eay-
inss for white washing. boot blacking
and hotel spitto0n cleaning. unit! they
had large sun, which the leaders stole
and tu-' -hc hank. This time tie
d.rkies VHf< 10 sharp 10 bc dismissed
with 70 7rrri-es ss the least OF them
recei' ~. n expenses and each =
-uit q. r.ofse- tesides- Nauch Chunk
Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

A exchange trnihfuIIy puts tbe mat
ter thus I'll j. sn experience Of pub
lisb<rs that too many propie arc apt %
think i matters but Iirfse whether TIE
neuspsper bin i paid promptly o. not
that i = > smaII SEC. snd q bot little
<onse<uence. This l. not becaase =ub-
srr1beS. are uuwilIing q pay. but Be-
ran>e thev 7re negiigen-. Esch one i'm
a-ines- r<esu-c his years Indebtedness.
amounts % p suAil ; sum. the Publisher
cann0t Is much IN want Ok Il. vitLcnt
sor nomenf thinking that the income
of = neE-paper j. made or Just such
sUzIi amounts. and that ihe aggregate of
al -ub<rsipti0ns i b. no means any in-
@um ~ money
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

There are t~o prominent rnediums 81
advertising. The Eew-paper columns and
rAe eirru.<r- The cireaIar kas ne Al
vsntr-e a pI1einz single thing o. busi-
nFSs. separately snd geIl ampIiSed. d.
recsiF before the party receiving IL This
rnerhst J. les u-eiuI thsn formerly. Be-
eaE-e the uAcie country he become -
thD<kir covered with sIl -orts Of eIip..
hsndbilIs. and the like. that lev person.
noe take more no<iee Of them than III -
rEnch waste paper a small tuo inch
card seen II : Dewsp1rer. usually re-
celye= mere attention than does : foot
square circular for in running over y
Newspaper % ind the item of neu<. lie
bosine=s cards usually catch tie eve I:
whi'e the longer and fuller the circular.
tke les disposed i the recipient 10 read
t. Besides when one wants to ind
Hhere an article can he obtained he i.
.fuife likely 20 hunt for il il neuspap<rs
wtish ere always coninx freshly to|
h.nd- and many q them are kept on de
for reference
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

AArff<tt- --rrafrL.
The Iarges, farm in The United states
north Of the Ohio and easr az Illinois. j.
owned BY Moses Fowler, Of this city, aud
- situated in Rent0n county. ID con-
r4ins between 5000 and $1,000 acres.
every foot Of which i under fence aud
cultivation. At current rates this farm
u easily worth s' lc0tV0. II Is the most
I,eautifui land out uf .oors- This Year
Mr. Fowler has Over l0uoO acres OF corn.
which 70 present prospects will Yield him
forty bushels per acre. or 400 OOO bushels.
lie j. now engaged in cutting his hay
eFsF estimated AZ 500 tons and cover
ln- -S0 2cres- The growing crops and
stocks of this royal farm are worth $780,
Ouo. Mr. Fowler makes study OF i'm
ported bIcoied stock Last week be-
made cash sale OF S48,Oo0 worth. A
single herd OF Hereford. (and only one
o. biz many herds) j. worth S50,OO0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

Here l. sIemonais wifh tno str1xs 20
sh0u which Usv The wind blows. Pot.
tsr Palmer sayS thai ke never zawa more
orderly and sober crowd than che resent
DxmUrrnfis sc0nven-i0n and that ,lthDngh
~ entertained = che Palmer House over
80 more guests during The Democratic
th1n NJ tit duxie4 che Republican con
xentiou- The bar receipts we're 500 and
S501 d1y les d1r.n< che former than
- h--sx. - YLn>en1es Sla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

The Blaine and Logan hats cost g IS
earh. When the tariff \ reduced they
czn bc hsd Tor 81 So Hut when that
good time arrives there will bo 10 de-
mard for Bl1inc and Logan hats. At
present the manufacturers are 90 crowd
et with orders for Cleveland and Hen
dricks hass that the demand can not DO
supplied
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

Une Of the paragraphs in the local
new- coiumn " recent number cf i
fc1uyi1n paper consists of an accoant D!
y robbery committed On The premises ii
the Prime Minister. The thicfsucceed-
a We learn. '-in carrying c<f some gold
sllt silver ornaments and The Ministers
portfolio. enntlining speeches, drafts oi
1cts ~ Parliament. and other payers Q
20 v1Ine-- The Minister nnst have felt
highly flitered when tLis sentence met
kis eve
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

We see by the Jasper Coorier tbst our
ell time and mEch esteemed friend, Lon
Greene, j. . candidate for clerk or Du-
bois circuit court Lon his been deputy
clerk ever since be WAS old enough u
pu-h pen. and j. perfectly familiar with
The duties Of the Office We hope Lon
will hare waIkorer. .-Lockport Senti-
mel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

Who J. thi= m>n Cleyelsni. any how "A
-kn<hyilie Republican Say- ne HUI.
in--on Deu0fr<t: He i the man who
carried SeU York for Governor ~ fs,.
~ majority OVER Folger. : member );
AE'hnr's Cabinet He j. the man that
Geo ~ Cruti=. editor Of Hrper's Week
~ LeP-l says g. made clean record
= Governor He j. the man that sarssi
- Mayor Of Bafillo over one million Of
dollars @ the tax payers he j. the man
shat The New York Times fRsp -ar-
every honest man can support He i
the nan of whom the Springfield. Msss.-
hspstii<aa (keP.l say~: Cleveland i
a hene=t m1n and s0un1 capdil.te.' N
He j. the n&a thar the Chicago News
fEep-l says - invincibIe-- He = tn
Dan th<f the New York Tiase-. Eeoob-
Itesn paper pub6~hcd il CI~vei1nd'z : own
state saxs- With Grorer Cleveland =
- candidxrc. the DemoeraGr partr Ar-
r<sis 9th unRi-txk2b.e <ifrectnes- NV
ne moF.i sen<e u rhe people 81 the1
y uited States The Iimes ~ill hesrily
s1pport him He = the man that re-
celvet the unaniueu- rcm1nalion of ne
Democratir party q Chicago for Prs.i-
dent. AZ j. che nan of eur choice and
I'LL e elected A. u something hud. i.
plel-e-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

N. A. Public Press: When Thomas
a. Hendricks. the Democratic nominee
for Nice-President. was member of tbe
u. s. Senate. the bin making eight hours
: legal day for Government Iaborer<
wa for consideration. Mr. Hendricks
said: "Aiy opinion i that eight hours
o. labor faithfully applied are quite <uf-
iicient, and that The health Of che lAb0rer
and the general interests Of society will
b. promoted by this Reform This fcr
The benefit Of : reader Who wants hi<
% know how Nr. Hen
dricks stool towards lhis impcrsant
measure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

A Abcsster in hotel was telling Or tbe
many sections Of the country ne hed w.
tied. "A fellow asked: Have YOU ever
been In algebra AOh. yes. Iii Ira
bcaster; II passed through there "a TOP
Of stage coach about wear Ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

When distinguished Republicans like
Lincoln Attorney General, James Speed.
and Grant's Secretary Of Tie Treasury.
Eenjsmin III Bristow, declare against
Elaine % the ground that lie u not
clcsn-handed, Il i not 10 be wondered
that . msny Of the more intelligent Re-
prhIicans refuse e suppors the istlooed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15
RArEs oT ADvEnrssETN0.

For square. 10lincs or less, ! week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. rs eta.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate.
a fraction over even square or squares.
counted as square. These are the terms
FOR transient advertisements rcasona-
BILE Deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of admins
traitors aud legal notices of Ike character
to be paid in advance.
Axxorvf..G cANDIDsrYF.
For Township Officers, cach <1.oo
For County ESQ
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

Abraham Lincoln was onre counsr
postmaster. with salary of less than ~
n year. The pay doesent look YER
large now. but then Lincoln diin'l hAv
10 read peck Of postal cards every a.,
-DurliDgton uaWkeye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

nc LA<UMsf H4rr&r myS- t1< non
nation Of Cor - Iohz i very diztrx~~-
inG . cur E<p1bli,s fri<ud< They
realize thsf s. John isa -hn<tier- sni
j. likely g tnw heavily frm rhe Ee-
pubiica. forces = iC31lf-1<< where such
drs;ss 10y rcVys tssassro1s - 49, grad
% Psrsy,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

An old LADY -Ass this as her idea OF :
great man: -,,rs Who i kecrful Of bis
clothes. don speSets, ken read
without srs lie words and e.. old
dinner or ws-f without grumbIing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15

NTH t4A lave 10 r4r Nr1E-tuLl<.
~ the poor Exn'< frirnt
Euf where tces thi< rrcney. tkfs over
surplus above ; good living rrie< 10
manufacturing this encrr.Ous az. - ,
u i moi apparent 70 every Ore skar n =
scfaslly rrolibisixe and that il i - ~
tended 70 be- nc<< Il not strike uirk
force fhe re1-cninx mind that The man
ufzctnrer c1n cell a exactly tie prire
sisted and be fLD< fnxb,et u urte.-ef-
tbe competing mzunfnr1nrer Icre<s tie
r--eF. for the fe.2<cn r.1nf The frzn<p0r-
iaA5cn enters inrD tie glzcr - 80 2fLi-
t.Cn<l Ie-fures lIrrre IL Treasury
derives no rerrnnr fru-1 thar s0urre
whatever. hut ths uic1e ir5QnfrOu- rrire
Ece- into The rcrker 90 rh< nnnusAErur-
ing cofpcrni0n On rAi- @i1e 0f the OCEAN.
cuppnse wEGe< ere fukntE-fve per
cent higher here sk.n 1rFukxrr tI4e. r.
4 not also apparent thxt nth the 1ff-
ference IN The price of living AID n<xs -
ssry clothing % The operative. rbrr tke
p0rrba<abie power ~ "a IL cOBntria-
where there Il 10 <nrh tariff = greater
han hcrc by - much - 81 l. greater
han twenfy five centss
q, yes. WAGES are kirhrr- -1yx this
monster CyclOF- cf he ninetexE Eih cen
Jury. While he pays yc1 kixh w1gxs
With one h.nd ke robs yo1 With IT,
pther: wkile be fsffens you from bis
'tcre-b0use il i only GO tke purpose of|
making : Deai of you II the end.
The poor ma.r< friend forsoo<k.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15
ruDLIsHED EvEKy YRtpAy. ar sAsPER.
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-Ix CouRIEn BUILDING on
WEsT SIXTH STREET.


single Subscription, for tifty Nos, 81 50
For six months, 90
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-16
Nv Grandfather's Hen.

From the Lewiston journal.
1t was cold night in November, forty years
ago, when my grandfather was doing some
work in the barn. He accidentally scared a
hen that was at roost near by, and she few
into a corner. My grandfather thought no
more about her till the next day, when the
hen was missed, but NO search was made for
her and she was forgotten. The next August
my grandfather wanted bucket which
was in the barn. 1t had no bottom in 1t. He
went to the barn 10 get it. 1t was full of ice,
and great was his astonishment TO see hens
leg protuding from it. He took the bucket
into the house and thawed out the ice, when,
great Caesar! he discovered the leg belonged
to the hen that had been missing since No
vember. The hen was alive and well with the
exception OF the exposed leg. 1t had been
frozen, as it was the part Of the hen exposed
to the weather. The hen still lives to show
the frozen foot, which was cut on because 1t
was Of no service to her. Probably the bucket
was full Of water when the hen fell into il, and
as she was unable to get out was frozen in.
This is true in every particular. My grand
father was noted for his veraeity.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-16
PERSONAL.

Items Cleaned in the Motel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.
Ed de Montel returned from Castroville yes
terdsy.
Mr.. C. S. Martin. of St. Louis. is at the
Maverick.
Mr.. II. II. Wood, from Mexico, i, guest
at the Maverick.
Mr.. Thomas F. Gallagher, Of New York. is
at the Menser.
Mr.. P. Marines add Mr.. L. Hernandez, Of
La Bahia, are in the city.
Mr.. B. Block and Mr.. w. II. Griswold, Of
New York, arrived at the Maverick this
morning.
Mr.. G. w. Wyatt, Mr.. c. Stevens and Mr..
G. W. Wills, all Of Boston, are registered at
the Menger.
Mr.. Ed. G. Stout, Of Del Rio, came in
yesterday to attend the Brotherhood Of En-
Rineers' ball.
Den Jose Maria Cordova, a merchant of
Guadalsjara, Mexico, is visiting Mexican
friends in the city.
Mr.. Emerico Szabad, of Laredo, Texas,
and MIR. A. Cuellas, OF Matamoras, Mexico,
are guests at the Menser.
Mr.. John Wright and wife, Of Del RE, are
musng over this dismal weather at the Men
GER. They are accompanied by Miss Re-
becca German.
Colonel R. J. Shelton, the popular State
agent Of the Texas Benevolent association,
left the city yesterday evening for Pearsall,
Cotulla, Laredo and Corpus Christi in the in.
terest Of his company.
Arrivals at the St. Leonard Hotel: ]. S
Gaddis and sister, Miss G. L. Jones, De
Rio; B. F. Musgrove and son, Murpheysville;
J. Paterson, Junction City; w. Holmes, City
G. Turquand, II. Glarbrook, Boerne; l.
Roppart, Beyrout Syria; T. II. r. Faux, City
John Kilroy, St. Paul, Minnesota; II. ]
Hogan, c. L. Tatum, City; Austin P. George
| Houston.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-16
LIGHT FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn on Their Tour
Through the City.


r~.. a. C,.~
-M;l,o, Nohl,s in aTo,.rviev.n ,o.piobt
a, Turner hall
Rain has stunned work on the buildings
in this civ TODAY
win snv of m. scbsm,s for an O.era
hons. here eve, ns,.,;aI;z,,
e. Bareo. aged a, wears. died from
,vphoid fever in the First ward.
Officer Doebler reper,s a hole in the
br;dge on Commerce and FRO streets.
Few pupils have attended the public
schools this morning owing to the weather.
-Four cases were continued and three dis
missed in the Recorders court this morning.
MIR. c. Rup,e: Notice of meeting,
dated January {. came to hand this morning,
January ,6 ;us, n, DAVIS on the road.
ne o"Vei ming e'oSeu W. e"ssse
meh' mere 10 iuii mouse last n'en'' ION
iiowa'o Is hapPy over inc proceeds,
-rro'essoi IMP gives MS las. lecture 10
MORROW n'en. AZ inc papus. oh"pei' ouole'..
Laiayeue' 'ne 'n"eP'o So'uie' Vi i-'oe'V'
oe'noe'ee'' inc ne"s'es' NJ"
."e Ga" Hu'on'o correspondent VI "e ,ioN,
W" tU''' IN pace ., M I've |i'eRe,' .e',sneu'
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The inquest in the case OF the late child
murder will be held this afternoon at $3.50, at
Justice Shields Office, when the true facts
will be got at, and the wrong doers held to
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMS BooTs nalf-soled and hcced for 81.
ladies' boots half-soled and heeled at 20 cents
at the Little Bee Hive. near Turner hall. II
You can get excellent coffee, teas and gro
cerlos at - soledad street. Call before leaving
orders elsewhere. Prices as low as anywhere
in the city. 1-2lm
-Messrs Huermann Bro. invite all to call
and inspect their stock Of groceries, wines,
liquors, etc., at 22l Alamo plaza. u-2O-tf
LADIES' boots made to order nj the Little
bee Hive, near Turner hall. Houston street.
Witchell's Little Bee Hive is not connected
with any other firm In this ctv.
Full assortment of fresh staple and fancy
groceries at Huermann d Bros, 22l Alamo
plaza. ll-20-tf
ANYTHING IN the boot and shoe line made to
order from mans low-quarter at So 75 TO an
English top boot, NJ the Little Zee Hive, near
Turner hall. l02O-3m
Just received, imported sardines, mush-
rooms cepes in oil, olive oil, peas, and all
kinds of French preserves, at 40 Snledad street.
You will always find at John Brady's White
House Parlor BAR Ripys hand made Sour
Mash, Old Bourbon and Daughters Old Rye.