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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-03
EsE.9'TESTEG g.

III. II. SCuEFFEG, formerly of Frcdcr-
- ics Md hav.u1 permanently located m
Cuar.cstaws. offers his professional services 90
size pnh'ic.
A62 .,,a,,i is q earl ef his predecessor.
T+,,.,. ,,r...sl,rc fra recommending my Successor
n- 4 n Schaiicr. whu takes rly Office, ~ the
,.-l.,-...1 1f Dentistry and whose known sSill in
Ills r.orSs;.u enables wc % commend him
..rfienriv 90 al nav patients. Isolcit Tor him
-te same confidence anal generous support ac-
corded tl mc by ttc citizens oi Ch1ricstoWn
= II. WILLIAMS.
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.JA1lEarOwE. p

DR.. s. B. Hartman & Co.-At what price
will you furnish Perura by the gallon? !
am afflicted with neuralgia and catarrh i
have taken three bottles Of Perlna ana 1t Is
helping me. l.. b. MoAir'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-03
When YOU visit Washington stop at the
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Pcqa'r. ArcHur, Or Scrcah S'rce',
WASHINGTON, d. c.
TERHs 81 PER DAY.

I'uE v-orrictcrs or This House, the Oldest
4 established II1.cl IN Washington, desire 10
call the ait 'ntioa oi jhc.r patrons and The pub
Ic tD tAe fact tha. the Hotel is and has been
the headquarters for West Nirguians for over
hilfa ccu,Igy. The American Is centrally
located in the hdsiness portion of the city. and
within sh1-t distance of all Puhlic Buildings.
Churches. ani places uf Amusement.
DUFFY g. LEANNARDA
November 2A, iSSj-ly. FroP-lctr7s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-03

MOTHER SVAN'S TVORH SYRUF.
Infallible, tastcless, harmless, cathartie
for feyerishness, restlessacss, worms, con
t;patioa. 25c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-03

y g w ~ OONlS.
7 AUr,v u 7cccip. of ar t0i supple of
1 G..r-l Merchandise aui VIII Poe please. TO
supply my friends aul the pu5Ac -ane7i.ly.
COTTON FLANNELS.
u EO. B-,vp Slate. Fanny Figured, Bleach
"a ,l a.i Jnh,,aacl tautaa llaHnci> oi
.l grades.
WGOLEN GOODS.
FNANtI CNS>i,lEl,S Domestic ditto. ful.cd
s tn,h. No1.cu Shirts, d.. for iacn wear.
7DLK. .NC1I' Ladies cloth. ana other Woulcns
j for dresses. iuc and medium White Plan
.--'s Heavy Shaker IlaaD,.s. and Fancy ditto,
Heavy Homemade Grey, G1c SlNony S,ccl
ti-cy. aui Domestic ditto. Ladies' Vests
WOODEN WARE.
WHITE OAK Hamper Baskets, BurSc'S,
~ Tubs Baskets Wash Boards, BruluiS. *.
CRDCkERI.
nTEENSNARE. Glassware. Lamps, Najoh-
ga N4-c. For Sale bv.
GEO. W. T. kEARSLEN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
THE LIQUOR DEALERS

"'u i"oSe opposed to the Sunday Law weet
al SchOI's Hall
About s O'Clock Saturday eva, ,toe, ,be llo,,or
u'nIers anf' others met at schoI rs hal. Among
,"oso present were: Messrs. Fred Kerbcl. A.
I. Lockwood, +. Bschrach. / II. pradv. 4.
lsrt, H.w. Bitter, NJ. Frird man q sohreinsr
d. Niark, y. Scholz, s. II. Nj uria 4 q Deoler
~ Asher, Juan Cardenas ~ "A otbcrs MIR +
Lookwoc d called the nIee.j 40 a., S,,,iar nd ~.
rnlnutts read by Secreter yscbreiner NIaior
lockwood auggeated tea the rannr, ~ shc
IN order . -, "a cohbututh N and Ry-Laws WIS
Mr. II 49, SIT; hhhaF DER read the report
.,iety to 10 Ut MisLlea ~ those not Of rho So
motion WIS ipsL The s.e,ist,,,, ,i.., ,,,,,,,,
COnstttI,tta,r ne fSpogt OF the Cofumitteu on
Tho pa. ~ 19-S .ws.
consis,in,ee nso cor .ganilation committee,
g 'eotcJ. "a 6nS 70 flowing members. was
1;aIloob,,.- l. koeS wood, Prts'deRt; j, n.
Iarv. J,,s.,, n nrts dent; c. ScbreiEer. Sourr-
ColleotSe - ttsuhS Treasurer; Y. BerhrAch.
- Hnuii" 90 " an Cardenss that MesUe.
yan w ayhan N Oscar Iiergs,tOm be So
iec,uNH NJ .ttOrn9V for the society, wae passed
anu w Nme cou mttee ns before were
iainea enter into contract with the said
so oscrirtion OF So from each insmh.r for
cVn' .nHent expt nses WINS missed.
- motion pS Juan Cardcuaa, ttat members
sn' Iuld be acctE ted unJil May l. was carried.
motion tina the Treasurer give bond. was
l'Jst.
After the RS ldiug and adoptlon of the CON-
sutrtion. seti ion by section. 10 was moved ard
I carried that ne constitution he adopted a. a
/ whole.
Tho Chai'u lan suggested that hereafter all
| parties WEshr AZ TO Join the association should
| sign list 10 rs kent by the Secretary nnd nav
! initiation tg
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
LIGHT FLASHES,

what the Reporters Learned on Their lou,
Through the City.
The Sunset train was four hours late
this morning.
The matrimonial market is booming
Five licenses issued in two days.
On Saturday night Justice Adam
united In marriage Emil Brendel and
Mrs. Laura Jobes.
--Messrs. Carter & Mutually shipped the
remains OF gentleman from Boerne to
New York this morning.
Marriage licenses issued this morn
ing, Presiliano Gonzales and Luis Her
nandez; Alex Chapman and Miss Lizzie
Moore.
Floyd, an Englishman from Liver
pool, wanted somebody to box with him
last night. Later on he got all he
wanted at Morris saloon.
Fred w. Mason, a six year old son of
Mr.. 5. j. Mason, died SATURDAY.. his
birthday. His body was shipped to Fort
Madison, Iowa, for interment.
There were two funerals yesterday,
one a Mexican woman, who died on
South Pecos street, and the other n
woman named Vic Barrett, of North
Laredo street.
Policemen, like ordinary mortals.
sometimes fall by the wayside. Captain
Shardein deprived one Of his badge and
pistol this morning and sent him home
to sober up.
An order Of sale was issued this
morning by Justice Anton Adam direct
ing the Constable to sell the barber shop
OF Tony Messmer, on next Thursday al
~ O'Clock, to satisfy the claim of Charles
Wesenberg for $500.
"A drunken Mexican entered the
boarding house Of Mrs. Adams Saturday
afternoon and coolly took possession OF
a SOFA Tor comfortable snooze. The
police were called and gave him onar.
tiers at the bat cave.
Three men were running their
horses madly around the track at san
Pedro springs yesterday afternoon when
grey morse ridden by one of them
stumbled, throwing his rider and him
sell, executing a complete somersanlt
Neither horse nor rider was hurt.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
HENSON ON TRIAL,
charg ID with The Murder Of an Inf;

charg ID With the Murder Of an infant
In the DIST riot court this morning the case Of
tho State Of Texas vs. j. u. Henson, Tor MUIR
der, was called. Hensons consul, Mesers. An
derson Broi hers, made a motion for continu-
anco, but tao court overfuled IL and the case
proceeded to trial on its merits. The work OF
selecting jury was commenced aud Is still
going on. No other case VIII be tried to-day
and proba bly, not tomorrow.
The history of this Henson case IA briefly as
follows:
on January 2 last, a white man and woman
came here from Blanco county, and took up
their quarters with a colored woman named
Fanny Alexander. About tho 18th instant a
boy named Scheiror, while out hunting, was
attracted by hearing an Infants crits In the
brush, and on approaching the place found Il
young babe nearly dead. He notified the OIL
GERS and they proceeded thither and found the
babe dead. Buggy tracks were found to lead
from the brush to the colored woman's house
where the white woman and KIM were found.
| The woman acknowledged the infant 10 be
hers. but denied any knowledge OF how Il
came TO be taken away from her. Tho negro
woman told tho same tale All three were
| arrested, and when the grand Jury net 1t in
| dicted J. ID. Henson, the man, Tor the murder
of the infant. The woman proved to DO Molly
| Shropshire. the daughter Of respectable par
ems Ia Danc0 county, and came here with
| Henson, who profensed 10 be her husband.
The trial OF Henson will attract considerable
| Interest, and ~ he n proven guilty OF this
| heinous crime, no punishment can be too
| severe for him.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
THE COUNTERFEITERS.
THEY ARE BROUGHT UP FOR exAMlNA-
TON BEFORE Mr.. W. C. R0BARDS.
Evidence Of Kelly, BehI and Captain Thomas
Hughes Suspicious illusions In the
Prisoner Birds Letters

This morning Robert Hill and 5. II
Bird were brought before United States
Commissioner w. c. Richards, for West
ern Texas, in the Federal court room. as
TO whether the charge OF passing coun.
terfeit coin should be dismissed. OF
whether they should be held over until
the next term OF the court. Mr.. c. W.
Ogden was appointed counsel for the
State; no counsel was assigned the pris-
oners. Thomas Kelly being sworn. de-
posed that on March 3, Hill, whom ho
knew, came into his saloon. There was
another man standing against the bar.
who asked for credit on drink. Not
being accustomed to give credit, he
would not do so, when Hin called for
three drinks, paying for them in good
money. He afterwards called for three
more drinks, giving dollar, when he
kelly gave him 10 cents change. Soon
afterleaviDg the saloon Hill was arrested.
Hughes went to his saloon and asked
him II he had taken any money; he said
yes, and showed Hughes 81 or he had
taken in. Hughes took out one. said it
was counterfeit and marked it X in his
presence; he could swear that was the
dollar Hughes took. but could not swear
II 1t was the one Hill gave him. Had
known Hill as an industrious and hard
working man.
q. A. Behl, being sworn, said: live
IN san Antonio and am bar-keeper ut
CoZ Military plaza. | have seen Hill; on
the 81 OF April he came in and called for
drinks, Tor which he put down dollar;
hVe minutes afterwards he called again,
mad drinks and put down another dollar:
Monday evening he came again and
passed off another dollar; the last dol
lar he passed was loaned him by Il
young, dark moustnched man, with
whom he was. Five minutes after
Hughes came in and asked me for NV
money; l showed it to him; he took the
TWO dollars and marked them Ii in my
presence; identify them as the ones
HIN gave me, and the same | gayr
liughesi l cannot identify the third O. ;
captain Hughes, being sworn, sa' :, hei
am the City Detective; from infor u 1
| received watched Hin; on - nation
ing Of April my attention me morn,
TO him; l watched him was naileu
saloon, and afterwards We ~ W penis I
Hill: / marked them Il assed there by
which marx I iden. in the saloon, by
dollar Hill nassed lJ 4. .ify them; the last
was told he did the gUs tIe next dmy; 1
took charge of ne cou ,nng az heliys;
mark I iJantiSr ied them X. by which
money show, / them here; these dollars
IN formation ~ are counterfeit; on other
yiIling Oh arrested s. II. Bird: he was
ettar 7shS iould examine his trunk; this
etter bo- jwn in COURT | got out of his
or was ( addressed to his son. The let
rom q closed. Mr. Robards demurred
in pening. it. Bird, however, opened
ybri court. 1t was from a man named
H. Hoke, contained check and made
r .ann ons TO mot taking dangerous
y ali nu y hopes the work is getting on
yii, and other suspicious phrases,
me court was still sitting when this
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

q p McMetron, Del Rio; A Illakely. Uvalde
y II Coker, Oakyi'le; W L Boudurant 50 I.ouis:
" q Douglass Spoffork Junction; ? McNeel
LaFGrto; j II Peck, j q Peck. Lavernia; Miss
Mary anderson, samuel Anderson, Flores
vile; j w Browne, Houston; A q Pratt, Hous-
Toronto; II McDougnll, SIP fTord Junction; d
q Baird, Cleburne; Miss Bessie White, Lam
pssas Springs: A ] SmOthers, Hallcttsville; A
J. Lewallen, II T. Tai. Troy, Tex; J W Pierce,
Fort Mckayitt; z o Vance, Hondo City; q II
King, Gonzales; ID G u Connsrly, Austin; II i.
Bostieh gainesville; A ID Grler Fioresviile;
McCsliia, II O'Sullivan. Ireland; II A Nelson,
Chicago: Alonzo, Naples, Oakville; l. A Melvin
Jr, l. ID Goodwin, Dover, Del; W j jackson,
hlanco; n w Parks aud wife, illlnois; John g
90 City; George Grmieton, Henry II jackson,
Boston; Henry 7 Harrington, BORNE; William
Alden, Beeville; ii Harris, M Norris, Earle
paae.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

SHERMAN STREET.

Tho above lots sell very rapidly On account
of their very desirable locality.
heat many business chances for those In
quest of business with money.
Nice boarding house, with lot of furniture,
nearly opposite Sunset depot A great bar
gain can be had IL applied for soon.
Also boarding house with lease and furni-
ture, near Vance hotel.
A rare bargain 10 new house, six rooms,
With one 10 three lots, ON Government hill.
win sell for less than cost
Also, nice cosy cottage centrally located
I'VE rooms, city water. ttc Small payment
down, balance in installments. Splendid house,
I'VE rooms, Belvin street, all IN good order.
viii sell cheap, one-third cash, balance In in
stallments i've and six years.
VIII take plt asure In showing our bargains
10 any one who Will call at our Office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

The total number Of deaths for the
week ending on Saturday last was H.
The causes of death are as follows:
Typhoid fever, three; pneumonia, three;
bronchitis, two; premature birth, one;
membranus Group, one; ulcer ofstomach,
one; dysentery. one, disease of lungs
and heart one
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
Sale of Season Tickets for the Grand Music Fest
Illle schmidt and Ed Koerps went

4 Willie Schmidt and Ed Koerps went
ont on hunting expedition yesterday,
both bestriding the same noble steed.
They went beyond the Leon and about
10 miles from the city, where they teth-
ered their horse and proceeded TO enjoy
fheir sport. When they returned to
where they had left the horse they found
him gone, and after fruitless effort 70
and and recapture him they were forced
to give up tho chase and plod their weary
wey homeward on foot, They came IN
lookinr tired and footsore and little as II
they were kuocessfll nimrods.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

The entire contents of house No. Al,
North Flores street, consisting Of one bed
room set, walnut, full marble top; one
bed room set, walnut, very handsome;
pictures, carpets and full dining room
and kitchen sets. All to be sold to the
highest bidder Tuesday, April s, 1884,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
PEARSON & CoLroS, Auctloneers.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

Deputy. Ifnited States Marshal NgFli ar
rived in town this morning, bringing with him
a colored man named Cornelius Miller, charged
with violation of the rev enue laws. Cornelius
10 In the county jail awaiting his trial.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
PERSONAL,

Items Cleaned From the Hotel corridor.
Various other Sources
John A. Edwards. of New York is IN
the city. "' Is IN
Abe Freeman and lady. of Waco -
guests OF the Hotel Maverick. "i'
John l.. Sullivan and his oomnorr
look quarters at the Maverick. '
James t. Ord, of Monterey. and p. A
oru' OF LAREDO, are guests of the Menger.
John =. Alexander, of Austin. and G
MMleln, OF cincinnati, can be found AT the |
Messrs. John Lane, Ed Lane and Ed /
ta arHlh arrived at the Menger this morn
ing from Flatonia. VA'
Mr. M. Degollado. well-knowY
acan gentleman OF Saltillo. Me- Il Mex
guest at the Menger. .lico, is a
Mrs. julie Ord, wido-
General Il. o. G. Ord, y of the late
t ars accompani' IS stopping at the
cts ID by hertw daugh-
Signor Brigr
sro wv" ..oli. Nine. Godini and ID.
dsw spv the Brignoli-Godini opera
~ ~ .opped over in the city yester-
route West. They LETT again.
morning.
Miss A. Painter, oil LihcoIh, Neo,
daughter of Mr.. j. X. Painter, folmei
freight master of the International line
left the family Of Colonel and Mrs. VII
liams, with whom she has been staying
for Austin to-day. Miss Painter is rare
ly cultured, her painting, musical an'
dramatic talent being very prominent
Sale Of Season Tickets for the Grand Music Fesn
val.
season tickets for the great music fest
val to be held in this city on the 2ati
18th and 26th of April, are on sale nov
Mt Rische's, opposite the postofiice, fo
four days only, after which the reguli
sale of reserved seats will commence
Parties purchasing tickets for all thr,
concerts should have choice OF seats.
order to give person living at distan'
an equal chance with the people. OF III
Antonio in securing seats In advanc
the sale begins ut an earlier day th'
usual.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
"BLACk-DRAlIGHT'
Indigestion and heartburn.

Sold James Clavln and L. orynski druggists
Ask your grocer for Kicker It Lees
Rionosa coffee. Sold only in pound
packages, guaranteed absolutely pure
ferior brand of stale coffee is substituted
The overdue steamer, San Marcos,
landed safely with an elegant line OF
'"Mignon" parasols for Blum & Koenigs-
berger. 3-7-2t
II: b. Cater will open his school in
book keeping Monday night at Beth El
church, corner Jefferson and Travis
streets. win only take a limited number
OF scholars. All who wish to join can
address me, at this office. l4-2w
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go see the Professor.
Wait for the news of Wolf & Marx.
The best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
Immense sacrifice of mems and boys
boots and shoes, closing,out at cost, at S.
Deutsch Co.'s. 5-4-1w
just received, an elegant line Of
sleeve laces, Spanish and Escerrial.
3-7-2t BLUM q KoENIGsBERGrR.
The Professor is still leading in fire
lunches, liquors and cigars, at 2A7 Cor n
merce street.
Look out for the drug store in Z he
Soledad block.
Il. Singer Il Co., No. . West Hous ton
street, have fresh groceries, etc.
Have you not called on the Profs ssor
yet! Why, we are astonished.
Everything fresh at No. West II GUS
ton street. No trouble to show goo< Is.
Don't you know L. Singer e. Co. have
opened? Well, go there. 4-l-lm
Take "BLACk-DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
Sodby James Clavin and l.. Orynski, dr,igel lists.
Go to the Pavilion this evening and
hear the fine music given by the Tyro-
lean Concert troupe. 4-2-tf
For first-class liquors and wines, in
Guiding "Old Ripy," go to Charts little
house around the corner" No. 0, Sole
dad street. 4-l-lOt
Wait for the news of Wolff & Marx.
"BlACk-DRAlIGHT" cures dyspepsia,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

This hotel has lately been opened on the
European plan, and promises to be very popu.
lar. All OF the appointments arc first class inc
new. Tho rate is 81 W per day. Tb,
proprietor, Phineas r. Lounsbery, 40 a Now
York man. and knows how hotel ought to be-
henti aud we can answer from personal OK.
perienoe that those onco enjoying It's comfort,
viii be sure 70 return ngaiu. Stock men will
please mako note of this. l-s2,jn
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
OUR BARGAINS FOR APRIL.

Hilton Young 2os West Houston Street.
New block of very choice lots near Sunset
depot. Lots $3.50 to 500. easy terms See
bel NV :
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
Born


George stribbling Newell wss born sunday,
April 2, 10 D. 5. Newell and Lotta Stribbll1g
Newell.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

We have now in stock new line of
the Latest Styles Of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, viz:
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
Cheap Column.

Special Advertisements, Such as Wanted, For
Rent, Lost, Found, Personal, For Sale, Etc., VIII
be Inserted in this Column at the rate OF lines
Tor Is cents, each Insertion. Each Additional
line 10 cents.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07
"WlNE OF OARDUI" four times day

makes happy household
sold by james Clavin and I..OrYneki. egsge,s.s.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

: for rs cents, each Insertion Each Additions
line 10 cents.
GOOD SET DOUBLE HARNESS. For sale
~ Call at Ne. 2ls ObraIa street. l-f-5t
E'oR RENr-1wo small houses at Nos. 8 an,
" fannin street, north end Of 81. Mary
street. Apply to A. Iillau, corner Commerc,
and Alemo streets. / 5.tf
DOOMS AND BOARD.-A few gentlemen
q Alamo street. t.i.tf
NoU CAN get cup Of good coffee a,
Harni'' Baer's any hour. i.5-im
A LAND MILLiNE1Y-No, $50 Alamo pls,o.
~ Ju't RECEIVED, q new stock of goods for
spri ~. Ladies' viii d. vol 10 cal ana ,x-
"iin'o stooF' Bargains Gun be had. I-.s'.3m
DEMoyED The san Antonio sanitary and
~ tet,, mug eomrany have moved their
commerce street, where all orders can be left.
| oOK OUT for The Drug store in the solsdad
! ~ Block.
EoR sALE.-A lot of furniture and all the
| = upphrhtus Iur housekeeping, nt % Matu-
gordn STREET. Call at once i-a-tf
10 0OO HEAD STOCK CATTLE. in lots To-.
~,VVV SUIT purchhscrd. ~ n bargain.
W. j. McGowNA Co,
S95 West Houston Street.
! L'Oli RENT-A nice LARGE Office on Commerce,
/ street. scooud door. Apply at this Office.
,,tys, ~ 49,, on,o,.,, .- .-.--..-----
I Wilcox : GIBBS sewing machine
HAAS X OPPENHEIMyR.
DAC'f1C HOTEL 1905 West Commerce
l. street, Fan Antonio Nice rooms nni rood
u. Petty. proprietor. ~. Ira
MEssRs. GEORGE AND JOSEPH 1AEN
WI are no longer employed by the san AM
ionic sanitary and Fer, llizine company.
"M' HOEfLING, President.
DARGAINs ovrrprn T., ,-,.-...-,--
~, 80 49,, VrI hhh ,l IA l.mproyed prop
and u.s. rent VII pey 2yor % pei, cent. on the
Wcst o,s ., Cs s, on ii'eaek Newton No.
Avn ron s.tp -. ,..-,,----
nt,tstin cf ~ 49,, h,, muiu ~ "c.cs just
ih is, Newton agents. No. West Hous-
VIZ ss.ee. ---------------- o-;.o-ti
, GREAT uARCAIv- sa,,o,, -. =.
,,n,.e " rosts, ou,housos, chicken house
nrovcment ~ an $500, ~ sueet " y
Addross p O. 10Y Isl '''"'''"' VIZ e p 90
yI,uE nRsT pAEc,tv .- -,,,,,,,s,- -
isno innrn1ed T,rre EN BIZ Or sr ED
, Tonic ws,er nnd woc.d plenty. Call or par
West HoIIston str NeW'on' "Hon =, NO.
---,-'--s'-,,. ~ set 5-:i-u
PATIENTS - ,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,
| trnds FOR IlOSH-Design and
iiore, -. SHARKS; Pensions and bounty for sol
VS. claims COLLECTED; Address D. :. Dnhis,
y sningtOn, ID. @. Refcrences: Hon. u. +.
VIC, i 3 heruHn "rou my DSP' an an
- - - -
Ep blE5sELlioRst NC DAMkEN--
1 h,r bidi "a now sp ono Of ibc neasantast
and most satisfactory resorts in the city, for
those whoare athirst and wish to be assured Of
IGsn e1 nd n noe 'n vy pess So qvcrS ana
line of cigar. i.i23Dr
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UNlME IGI-lu DiunOwitty hill. four rooms.
Il stable, wood house, carriage house and tool
h mouse wan htdtant Matsr ~ Sard, lor sure tor
SicV, Val, QUICK on lioea.h No"'oh, apenh,
NO. west h"ustoH s'reeI o%'u
V~T-ITnINC IONS ron SATp - -
olLDlNr Luis fVh ShLbn our rlnts
- W,st hinhnh Ei.ck, ~ DOCK i."' az ]loo
Hiso ~ TWO ihrne io,s ~ nlocN io'i sple1u,u
ss .Ie i"I pulunE re5inshoei narghln AT
sznJ' Huuters i. H. Johns"n' LHh' ONCE
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

GOOD SET DOUBLE HARNESS. -ror eale.
" Call at Ne. 2is ObraIa street l-4-5t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

)aLENIS FOR INvENTIO ys-Designs and
\ truae SHARKS. Pensions and bounty for sol
W.T. claims collected. Address }. $. DuAe,
= snington, ID. G. References: Hon. u. +.
ull r. Paris Texas Hon. \. II. Dutiie, Gates
vito, Texas; Herman Breuing, ESQ, San An
tonio, Texas. 3.25-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

INlNE LOTION Dgnowitty hill, four rooms,
II stable, wood house, carriage house and tool
house. with hydrant water In yard, for sale for
$500. Call quick on Iloeacl Il Newton. agents,
No. West Houston street 3-47-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-07

DOOMS AND BOARD.-A few gentlemen
~ can get pleasant rooms with board Ut No.
- Alamo street. 4-t.tf