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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08
John Best & Son,
(PRoPRlETORs)
No. 333 East Fulton St,
LANCASTER, PA.
tanlSlydA-

rrHE BAUkUs WATER MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAXES BUT LITTLE ROOM.
1T NEVER esTs OUT on REPAIR
1T GAN not BLOW UP-
1T REQUIRES NO FURL-
1T SKKDs ENGINEER.
THERE II NO pKLAY NO FiuSGUP.
No AsHKs To CLKAN UP.
No ExrRs INSURANCE. TO PAY,
No REPAIRING NECESSARY.
No COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T ALWAYS READY FOR usH-
1t is inyaluab tor Blowing Church Organs.
for Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathes, scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Coffee Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills. Elevators Ice Cream
FreeZers, Etc. Call at } l.. BtnkIey's Grocery
store, corner East King aud Duks streets, ana
SIZE one In operation.
-Four. horse power at 20 pounds pressure OF
water. 1t is noisel s., neat, compact, steady,
and above all IL is VERY CHEAP. frice- . O
10 $500. Send Tor circular To
L. H. DlLLER, Agt.,
NO. lk N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus Motor Will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In Ok
istence. augl 3md
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taste OF his tongue, Mr. Graham then
! had MIN arrested uuier thu statute Of
1881, aud b.. pleaded guilty Yesterday
{ in"ruing on arraignm"'s', aud Offered ="
! paw his tinv. But tn 'putN ii'i4t- read
ulm lecture Oh the exc az 49, WaN>. re-
! minded him ~ his iaiiV breach u the
: same law. and sent hlm np ior'y-tiVr days.
Mr. Fred Ba!con. 81 New \ ork. rep
r..~enling the National Re,rigera'ing and
obstruction Company. Of W "shlugton.
i - {. arrived in the city Yesterday. and
lsrf,.,.re ed all the necessary arrangements
iar the immediate equipment Il an lce
factory al this point, and vii return
North TO-DAY and ship tn" required mate
r'ai~ and rnachiner. Tor the enterprise
Monticello Constitution W. wer,
SHOWN bv Mr. u y. FiniavsoI. q Jew
,:av> ag". the design and plan oi . nrw
Episcopal Church soon - be erected o.
, H. Academy green |; VII be a commo-
tion> and eIegan, structure - Only one
criminal ca>e mas been tried during the
,:re<~u, term II court. The prisoner was
:narce} WITH resisting az officer: bu; al
- hearing the evidence the Jury decided
+aat he party not guilty. We
'.,.l,cl..d IN our las: Issue chronicle
49, leah Q. Mr. .IoSerh d Turner. il.
a. hi> residence near Micco>ukie II TINS
e,.ul4t,. On SUNDAY. Marci "a. ot typhoid
un.umouiA Tn dec a>ed was IL the
win. -; manhood. = good and worthy
t3.jlen. AMI a. one al MS neighbor> re-
marked Z few days ago. he viii be Soreiy
rai>>c.l in tina, portion %. the county where
h.. lived w, nave known him for years.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. WIDOW OF
/ WEST late of Leon Comfy aud state OF F3asf-
ida deceased and AdministraIriX ot his estsin,
gives notice tina she viii, on the LIST day o. AFsi.
ISL, file her petition in the County Cont OF SAD
county, and apply To have her dover and ~idtsa
share IN thu following lands to-wii The SouthweSs
1naricr Of the northwest quarter and The s0utEt's
quarter OF The northwest quarter. and me west :A4
al the s0uih quarter al section sixteen, and tf3c
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter atfi Ii
teen acres GA the side and running fnii eh1fL
OF the west half oi the southeast quarter oi SertSl
seventeen in Township two, Range tive, north 3nf
east. in said county and State. aud all her dr%.r
and right uf dover in and 70 the estate both 'VA
and personal ct said e r West. allotted and SCI
apart 10 her
March 4-4w f. WEST Administrairix
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CONNECTIONS.

a. ssftFN~rl>, ->trsIu>hlI~ SAT Antonio and
y ~ fvVA>-t ~eFu NJ York Tuesday for
Nt's .r-. aGr>tse >l=aner Florida and Chy OF
I tif-,t-ts-i - l>tas kpat--fc- Brunswick and
>S*4ia is al. - efl,y excepted from savannah
f1ti@ ssR.4st:N ,tily. SUNDAY excepted steamer
Nssfe5-- = AI-s kiVe- Landings. MONDAY
: ifs' i 't-S.:av, from -. Marys River Land
p=s- 7 's~'sss an r-is.ay , y ": and from the
tia~B = II M al. except sunday.
ar s-~isTt~-i ki.si frorC Savannah and Cnaries
.9R an! "tn7s \er-h AMI We<i, daily
AT 6tNsR - - AIS ITugn Jacksonville Tails
i'ss~ee Aa'' pu81.- >pain. West and Northwest,
'4ilS
AZ 4 ti,oR~E = : . ani from PaIaika daily.
~ " ets}~ s-1T.- tag- Line and from Brooks
yliiw, lassia aud burg. daily except sunday.
~ 80 ~ hET-f 'r--aas Line Of SIeamers-FcT
,N~N t.-.s."- FrcAf for Key West and Hsvans
>Airr'i.s from Mes orleans saturday from Key
\ ri - : L svaul r. sa, Florida aud Havana Mail
rfs.ax1>t,; -. : >t,-.fl,rr~-For and from key West
Nrnsi sd Thnrsd', for ant from Tampa Mon
tas iid f-.tsaY - F MAXWELL Supt
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WYE PAY FROM THREE TO FIVE DOLLARS
w per day IN GOLD To those who will
work for us at light and honorable employment
which will not require you 10 leave your homes.
far any grsa, lrugth OF time. To those who desire
employment for the nsxt two months al good
wages, We will furnish full particulars. Address,
OTTUMwA PRINTING Co,
43-3m Uttumwa, Iowa
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EVERY RANGE WARRANTED.

The citizens of Leon and adjoining counties will
have an opportunity oi examining the Ra5ge Tor
themselves as il will he exhibited NJ ynur homes hy
polite gentlemanly statesmen.
Thousands of these Ranges are now in use and
all giving satisfaction.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. !, lcS4-Sm*
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GRAY HAIR or WHHKK1s changed In
SANITY TO n GLOSSY BLACK by . single ap.
pfaca&ton Of this DYE. Sold by Druggists.
or SAINT by express on receipt ofol.
Once. ~ Murray Street, New York.
TuTr's aAnnAl Or usEful RgcElpTs gREE.
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FLORIDA SOUTHERN RY.
The Orange Belt Route.

, 7 Fltns at;5- 81 GAINESVILLE from Paaiks. OcaA Ano
~t+tssT-g - u ~ sii 81 inom AicsDoPt 80
'FsaIs ~~lf" (rainesv for ralska. ocals and Lees
yarr At lst 81 n. for NJ canopy o Is p y
AesuoaT -iain leaves -.;sta and ARRIVES al = Pm
Fro ci. through from Iaiatka Gainesville o.
u ~s.n-
t'nNNECr IO%S.
Ar k'aazSSs i'm faSt steamers for - Augnsns
tifecH ts.Ye, Spring jacksonville and ali points Noril
k4st and West aud Win mp river steamers for SooA
ff0S64- AiSo with the Twin Screw lron Sieane'
.lfF Of a'saikA for Charleston New York bos"u
~ iAhepsla lSc
Al ait ro>sing witt PeDinsular Raiiroad for " ado
AZ siaEn~ Ne With Transit Railroad FOR Cedsr Ae''
ESntss ola. New Orl, ans and Tampa
AZ tscaia with Transit Railway. ard Hack. for s'e
: .rinx,
A. kee~isr with the Lake Harris Tor paints
Lab. ard raong the - Johns and lake Euss ksi"a,
i-I With Graham Hacks for Brooksve. Sumferfhe
all peals IN SeGIh nrida
= CtSEANT JAS d. HOLLlSTER
ten kAnaeer superintendent
= o. " RROMWELI. G. T. r. s ?. A.
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AA0 - - Send Elk cent? for postage and
HUI IL receive free q costly box of goods
~ EhIA which will help all. Of either sex
uuU Ito more money night away than
anything this world Fortunes await the wOrker-
Absolutely cure. At address TRrK a Co. Augusta
Maine March II, loS4-ly
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I solid Trains Jacksonville 10 Pep.aco,.
:: Shopping Oars Madison to Pensacola

AAIid Trains Jacksonville 10 Pensacola
'Sie~pi0g Jars Madison Pensacola
CONNECTIONS
IA Jacksonville with Waycross Lin. bv No Ain
s.. :. Il and No II The 7. M ia, al t.o,p,.
Xor,0 4:sa East with the Feruandiua and Jaiksos
sjIie Iss-,lroaG ior Errrandina and with st-,msr,
= al ,,'ints on the 81. Johns river
5 A. Baldwin rs Nos ! and with Florida Trans.;
~ t@nAnsulaT t,aiir"ad inr Gainesville Ocala Fe,
r&nairl edar hey, and al Gulf Ports
a. L3Ft oak ~ilh the Savannah, Florida 4 We.,
,fr Railroad.
"a, ! ~ abarset. with 81 MARKS Branch on Tue.
Ny. rsday~ and Saturday
IA t'-t1tahoot he river with the Pensacola and
S,asls hairnai for Mariana, Pensacola Aol,I,
NnI+ -"Dary, New Orleans. and 81 points We,
Sou,elT,>. and Northwest forming tie SHORT
Hs1 '!FICKESI. AND BEST ROUTE 10 tbese
,blrss and with In. Central aud Peoples Linz
ha's SUNDAYS and Thursdays for AIalzchjcols
91d s'ss.avs aud SATURDAYS in- Columbu. .na
kszl..',,a
sTirp3:. Pullinan Sleepers New Orleans "a sa
IN .at A.d Savannah 10 New YORK. without change
i'eild&' Sleeper New Orleans to Jacksonville
,It-9u%: Pensacola - Cet,ar Kew ujtbou;
ham .feG withnut extra chargt
sake ihs Floral City Route. the New short
LIu~ VIA the Florida Central and
estern Railroad.
14T- THROUGH TICKETS via this line At the
ruf.rv.- Depo. Ticket Office, and a, No ;we.,
be< e'ict:
II. maxwell, General Superintendent,
q, {. r. rfD Jacksonville. Fla
Aetna Master transportation, Tallahassee, Fla
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TO MALARIA
HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.

HE FEELS LIKE NEW NAN.
IL have bad Dyspepsia. with Consttpa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS arr the first
that have done me any good They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Is
have natural passages I feel like q new
man" w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, ..
soadsvsryvhsre, 16e. Ofice, A Murray St.,N.Y.
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HOTEL.
Private Board

NAY Be OBTAINED AT MRS BRuKAW'S
vi on reasonable terms Her hnnst is pleasantly
situated r""n'% large and airy, ANA all the comfort
of Il home assured.
November d. lNS,I-'f
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HOME COMFORT
Wrought iron Ranges,

Manufactured entirely Of Wrought and Malleahle
Iron This Range is the most durable, economical
ana convenient cooking apparatus manufactured,
requiring less than malt the fuel used IN ordinary
cast stoves al equal capacity. No burning out y"
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Sake the Floral City II cute. the New Short
L!a~ VIA the Florida Central and
n n
Ford transit and PGllnSulaT land FGrlal-
dina and Jacksonville
tx A | / X @ a u =
TINE CARD No. ~.

~ EFFECT JANUARY Il. IS~4
u. - an , day passenger Nos and c
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on Thursday morning. As tire r:!iirnait
tank was in danger Conductor CuieIs-
stopped his train long enough ga ren'er
assistance. which saved the kuildin&,
MANY passengers deserve ,hank~-al-t, Len,
the work they did ::
Key IVES; D.mocrn Tis- Lami.efts
a Richardson Dramatic Troulie met Ns4,h..
serious accident last Saturday by iite:
nn;imely death II Charles lIeser. the,
baSS-player II was the intention of Mr.!
Lambert. the proprietor. IA haze a dress
parade. but in Difference 10 the wishes i
the dead man. who was rather cprpuienf
he finally consented - ride 81 lu-n tlrs
inrned Caroline street the music started
up. and the horse becoming frightened ran
away at full speed The wagon; tufnY-
over. and the whole band, nine in pufi'-
Der, were precipitated to the grouuti
{ Mr.. Hever struck his head on i sEots.,
iracturing his skull, and death enss1ed iris
few hours. He was native Of DarrS,-
stadt, Germany, has been travelling tWQ
years with the troupe, and was Sheli tn
high esteem by all its mer.b.rs. =. g.. TIE
Lambert Il Richardson Troufse left fer
Tampa Wednesday During thair shors
sojourn in this city they gained Il host tfe
friends, and we cheerfully recomIneHd
them to the fun-loving element :of TapIss
-Palatka Ne,cs: Before tie Juttiyc
court on yesterday. Mr. Graham acc.ist1
John Wiley, a coIored street bratgpf rF-i,, Z.
profane language and other cferlsiit
expressions at the door of the lady p4t
Tor at his hotel on Saturday. IL seess9ls
Mr.. Graham went ont and asked kirh f.
desist, whereupon the boy gave him, A
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l.lsA weji-k known IA. iiai ul'ssi q ,tse
Horxe ana ta'Tse i'owde- sosa so fhl~
cc12--- 10 VIII se>S tfa' >'ssrscis" 81.
CpniltAaT Powder ait> 4Htelv pu-e arr
ve-, Valuable Nothing on earth
will make hens lay like Sherida
g.; s,aS.s eyervH her, 81 sem rs TIA
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PERSONAL.
Items Cleaned From the Hotel Corridors and
Various other Sources.

Items Cleaned From the Hotel Corridors and
Various other Sources.
Captain b. l.. Crouch is in town.
II. L. Long, of Beaumont, is at the
Maverick.
Mr.. ii. ii. Peel and Mr. b. +. Buzard,
prominent cattle men, are here.
NJ. Alderman, of st. Louis, was regis
tered at the Maverick yesterday.
Charles Peterson, of New Orleans, has
his mark on the Maverick register.
Mr.. l.. b. Edge and Miss Anna Bell
Edge, of Carrollton, Mo-, are guests at
the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Dane, Miss c.
Kendall, Miss q. Clark and Miss Dixie
Clark, all Of Boerne, are staying at the
Menger.
Mr.. Thomas Waties, one of the sterling
young men of Waco, is in the city with
his charming bride enjoying their we'd
ding tour.
X. A. Miles and lady, Mrs. M. A. Gil
liam and Miss Ada Gillian, of Luling,
and Miss Sallie Callahan, of Austin, are
guests of the Hotel Maverick.
Her numerous friends will be panied
to hear that Miss Awana X. Painter, of
this city, who is on visit to Mrs. San
ford johnson, of Waco, is quite i'll.
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Joe Marowitz, striking, So; Albert
Biggers, cutting Caroline Fielder with
case knife, $40; Oracle Holloway, Jessie
Rogers and Florence Eastwood, quarrel
ing and fighting, So each; ID. j. Morris,
falling to use odorless exoavating APP
paratus, So; Ed Heder, A. j. Dalton,
Tom Peters, James Cook, John Reagan,
drunk and disorderly, So each; August
Dubiel, insulting language, So; Sarah
Lee and Eliza Bell, Migrants, SO each; f..
A. Bailey, allowing horse to run at large
within limits, So; Jose Hernandez, de-
posting filth at other than designated
place, Dougherty,, violating privy ordi-
Weden, yagrant, George Barrett, care
less driving, Pascual Rodriguez, +. Ra-
minsky, beating and striking, dismissed;
Lambert, violating privy ordinance,
continued to 2lst.
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LIGHT FLASHES.

What the Reporters Learned on Their Tour
Through the City.
Jumbo is lost and reward is offered
for his return.
VIII Lyons, proprietor of the Del Rio
Dot, is in the city.
H. Cunningham Il Co. will remove
to their new store on Houston street In n
few days.
Soak anything at Pearson & Colton's
Loan Office, Nos. 3, o, and North
Flores street.
The orphans benefit at Turner hall
tonight should be largely attended.
The show will be fine one.
The heavy work on the new Soledad
block is completed and the painter is now
putting on the finishing touches.
The marvellous feats of Professor
johnson, the celebrated mesmerlst, at
the Vaudeville, astonish all beholders.
In the Recorders court yesterday 1t
was the case of Dan Weden and not Dan
Weber that was called arn continued.
If you wish anything nickle plated in
a first-class manner, go to G. Hummel q
Son, No. go Commerce street. 1-l7-6t
The trial OF w. ID. Ward for the
murder Of Bob Fly is set for Monday,
the 2lst, in the District court at Castro
vile.
John Treadwell, formerly well
known here, was found dead at the
National hotel In Washington, ID. c., on
the 18th inst.
"A turn table is to be put in on Hous-
ton street at the junction with Avenue
c and the Commerce street line of cars
will then run from Government hill
through to the railroad.
Alamo Council 466, American Legion
of Honor, meets every second and fourth
Wednesday nights In each month. John
ii. Copeland, Commander; William
Schubert, Secretary.
The District Attorney at Castroville
thinks he will be able to secure some 200
indictments against the fence cutters
and parties for burning fences, conspi-
racy to kill the Sheriff and for perjury.
The Texas Veterans association
meets in Paris on the 2lst, and already
the heroes of the early struggles Of the
State are turning their steps thither.
Several go from this and neighboring
counties.
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ID II Howard, James Corbett, Fred Rountcll,
Atascosa; A Seidemann, New Braunfes; Hugh
Mcdonald, Ben Mcdonald, X rnes county,;
Richard whitsett. Campbellton; II Alice,
Frio county; & W Perryman, Pearsali; N @
Butler, Karnes county; @ t May, Barksdale,
John N Flint, Mineral City; II s Domar, San
Marcos; NJ McCcwan, Campbellton; @ Water
bury, New York;J NJ MeAlpin, Pleasonton; T
@ Bolton, A Buckets, Laredo: ii q Lynch, st
Louisi p 4 Mcwhirt, Captain b d Rogers, VIII
cox. A 4; Samuel Warner, Hutto; Green De-
witt, Gonzales: James Hennis, Live Oak
county; A Pfeiffer, New York; Lange, San
Marcos; George W Lenker Laupn county; l.
p williams, Atascosa county; W 5 Hitler,
Uvalde county; A w Irving, san Marcos; Ii 4
Mooney, w Il bailey, Hondo City; @ Il Tom, p
Il Turner, Competitions; Nicholas, Hearne.
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+. II. Cunningham to L. A. Ellis, a
piece of land, 42l-10O acres, two and one
half miles northeast of Main plaza, S..
Il. w. Peirce and G.. w. Breckenridge
TO L. ii. Cunningham, nine acres ofland
on the west side of Alamo ditch and run
ming west 40 varas.
w. o. Langdon to Flora A. Hines, lot
3 and southwest two varas of lot 3, block
"a, fronting 10 varas west side Avenue
b; $1,000.
George Dullnig to Katherine Elizabeth
Krauss, east halfof lot l, block 40, 'front.'
ing on Dawson street, east side San An
tonic river: $3.50.
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While George Barrett was loading his
wagon with lumber yesterday his team
took fright and ran away. They took
the street and ran into an express wagon
upsetting the horse that was pulling it
and running overit. The express horse
was pretty badly used up.
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At this season the question Of boots
and shoes is a pertinent one and pur-
chasers wish to know where they can
get the best and the most reasonable
prices. This can be done at j. Joske Il
and shoes. Gents fine calf hand made
shoes at So, the finest in the market. 1913
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The largest assortment of clothing for
both men and boys and especially sum
mer clothing, alpacas, linens and all
varieties, can be found at j. Joske e.
Sons, the leading dealers in the city.
you and satisfaction is guaranteed. An
inspection will convince you that you
win find the best at j. Joske & Sons.
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The finest and most varied assortment
of dress goods, etc., can be found at j.
Joske & Sons, who are selling fine
double width nuns yelling in all colors
at 40 cents per yard. Best attention and
finest goods can always be had at j.
JOske d Sons. 4-l7-3t
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G. B. ranks
Alamo Store:
Horrors Of Mineral Poisoning.

81 have been poisoned with Mercury and
Potash! !" is the tale of Thousands who write
our physiciansin regard to treatment OF Blood
and Skin diseases, and 1t would seem that what
they say must be true, for IL Is with one
accord" IL you have been poisoned In this
way or have any blood and skin disease or can
Ger. send to US for Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases, which will be mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 2, Atlanta, Ga,
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The proof of the pudding is not in chewing
the string. but In having an opportunity to try
the article yourself. @. Schasse & Co., the
druggists, have a FREQ trial bottle of DR..
Bosankos Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every one who Is afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or Lung Affection.
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And are perfect beauties of new STYLES
and colors, lined and unlined, and no
lady should be without one. What has
come? Parasols! parasols!! parasols Il
Who has them? J.. Wolfson, go and see
him. 15-3t
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The celebrated Wiener wuerstchen
(sausage) set free for lunch every day
until / o'clock p. M. Only the finest of
ment always. [4-l7-3t1 NJ. STRIVE.
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Turner Hop,


Saturday night, April 10th, for members
and their guests (strangers) only. 4-l7-3t
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The ladies' of the Arbeiter Verein will
give q leap year hop at their hall, Satur-
day, April 20. Tickets 81, to be had Of
the committee. 4-17-9t
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For sale very cheap; some in good To-
cations for $40 a lot. Call and see platS
at Office Of Hilton & Young, 2Os West
Houston street.
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At No. 400 Water street, six rooms, bath
room and cellar. Inquire at AIS Water
street. 4-17-6t
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Cotton-spots steadymiddling 1850; sales
800 bales; futures steady,
LIVERPOOL. APRIL II.
lon lnnln aaand..
Knights ofPythias, Attention

Full attendance Of the members reque sted at
important 4-lB-3t
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CLOTHING.

For boys, youths and mems clothing call on
me, for sc II you finer styles and better quail
ty than any other house In the city for the
same money. IL you call, ask how we sell
suits. Also an immense lot of boys knee
points and boys shirt waists Just received.
Don't forget to call carly and be convinced OF
the the above at
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"BLACK-DRAuGHT" cures cost


and sick headache.
Sold by James Clavin aud L.Orynski. druggists.
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I. MARK S e. co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Money to loan by Hilton Il Young.
The best smoking tobacco is ''Little
JOKER"
+. Singer & Co., No. West Houston
street, have fresh groceries, etc.
Harnish & Baer, from this date, will
keep fresh strawberries. Ladies call in
and see us. 4-0-lm
Our neckwear stock is simply elegant.
PANCoAsT IL SoN.
Those who come to laugh will remain
to roar. Thursday, April II, at Turner
hall. 4-l5-3t
Don't soak your head. Money loaned
on easier terms at Pearson & Colton's,
Nos. 3, 8, Z and o, North Flores street.
Save money by buying railroad tickets
of w. IL. Baker, ticket broker, at cigar
stand Maverick hotel. 4-lO-30t
For choice meats go to the Refriger-
alter meat market. Telephone No. 800.
Call at Pancoast & Sons and see the
new style Fedora hat-just out.
Look out for the drug store in the
Soledad block.
Excellent stabling and good attention fur
nished for good horses at San Pedro springs
Go to 237 Commerce street, next to
Nette's drug store, and examine James
Martins boots and shoes, q fine stock
and can please all. 4-l0-2m
Everything fresh Mt No. West Hons
ton street. No trouble 10 show goods.
IT, tho poIouno so,,soo % d. Do
Iry ,he Dologna sausage al ,ne a he-
Ps,,-oas &c. hs',.,,t ~ la =.
,, ,Loau ..oHets poagn. anu SUI I1 o "a.
"a'erioA no'ei oisar s'anu' ro-'o'
All school children, not having tickets
4. n. "a
ior 'he OrPhnns Denent natihee, InuIs-
Any, APlm ~ Gun oo.ain 'helh AZ .ne
a ~ Y.oo Aui'Ssioh' % ceh's' i'oors open
nont ro,, ,nou, Il e,,uor g. ~ hnuo
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-17

Sold by James Calvin and L. orynski.drussists.
No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CAROUi."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-17
Cheap Column.

Special Advertisements, Such as Wanted, For
Rent, Lost, Found, Personal, For Sale, Etc., win
be Inserted In this Column at the rate OF lines
for rs cents, each Insertion. Each Additional
line 10 cents.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-17

A LAMo MILLIN ERY--No. g3I Alamo plaza.
"A Just received, "A new stock of goods for
spring. Ladies' will do well TO call ana ex-
anime stock. Bargains eau be had. 3-22-3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-17

g ECOND-HAND books bought and sold at q
- Soleiad street, opposite court house.