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SMALLPOX
and
PlTTSG Of Snhnll
Fox PREVENTED

:, A member Of my fam.
lily wat taken with
Smallpox. | ,ned the
Fluid: the patient was
not delirious. was not
piued, and was about
the house again In three
weeks. and no others
had 1t. -. ". pAnx.
ihaoh. PhlladelnhIa. !
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For lame Back, sIde or Ghost use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Prize rs cents. y
bHlLoH's CouaH and Consumption Cure is
sid ~ Us on q gaa.artee. l. cures consump.
ton.
sAILon's VlrAL1zEB isvhat you need ior
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, D.zztuess and
al symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. IN 7'T000'0
Group, WaoopIHa CoUau and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by shiioh's Cure.
Fo. Bale by AcLlns b:os. and 4. T, Young,
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"On, professor" exclaimed sentimental
I'D Mrs. Fishwhacker, during a private
HgaR recital in her new music room, "do
,ull out that sweet nux vomica stop once
mira ~ g5.t ....H. 81. U-1s -r.i e
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New 1oyk.

rs AVG" 4 VfHs
. This Is to certify that am well acquainted win
A man fifty years Of age, for many years reN.
dent Of this city, who has been at times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cAuss, unless It
was worms. He told his ate ndsng physician h's
suspicious, but the physician at once 1alen!ea
Inc idea, and refused to attend hin, any longer.
Ills son then mentioned Dr.. c. MeLnnes VIZ.
mifugc, and asked him If he would take u; his
reply was-l must take something 10 get fe!'ei'
They at once procured q bottle Of Dr.: @.
McLant's Ttrmtfugs, and he took one dose. !he
result was, he passed upwards Of three Qndrn 81
,ror,ns, cut up In every form. He got wel! m.
mediately, and Is now enjoying excellent hea!th
and, like the good Samaritan Of old, Is snaeatot.
Ing 10 relieve hisunfortunate ncighbor:. lie makes
il Ills business to hunt up and select all eases sm
lar 10 his own, that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induesi ,he'n TO ,r Dr.: G. Nc.
Lanes Vermifugc. So far he has induced niote
than twenty persons TO take tho Vcrn'iuEc, Eha
In every case with the most happy results no
is well satisfied that Dr.. c. McLanc's Fermhage,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pistsbusghh,;s taf
superior 10 any other known remedy, ana thatM
more generally known would not fail To- save 70
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs. IIatdie, ,,4h Cannon street, New
York City. z 1850 aa4t!5i. We
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A LITTLE boy was asked II be studied
hard. well" ho replied, ~ don't burt
myself at it." "D1t il you don't study hard
you will meyer be President" said his ques.
toner. Nav" returned the boy, ~ don't
expecter bt;t'm Demmycfat."
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Aorsford's Acid Phosphate-for al.
.N cUh0llSrf.
Dr.. J.. 8. Huffman, Philadelphia Pa, saye:
"lt Is OF good service In the troubles arising
from alcoholism, and gives satisfaction In my
practice" rThi&y
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WHEN Patrick cav the announcement
In shop window, "Grea! Slaughter in
Clothing" be stepped III and inquired for
ivan OF thin kilt suits" IL.
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lAgIeRSn lcEs,A a YOUNG man near hero hs
s54tsG c WV %cass IN The most angry Looking
* sflittel nNu,tSW , and vas nearly Cetd. The
n5S tt0tfi sSs' xr",1JsIitt. caHse and aiief Iye
III ecIlls ms scT, be Is Nearly aHi:s we'll II
,,iulJ woadSi1ai' oglethorpe, Ga.
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0R, !, +. SMiT RI,
no. iig CHApLINE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

r,,k,, evidence OF payStca,s success d sae
a.. IN SS M Of iii patients Ihciac,eastaS demand
~ y s5 !i Ss;s sns hsSs s sss sSS
h9l9Is'i'n "TrI Use patients name without Per
q ~ ttonSh have many hundred ce,tilica:es
!ioad Ss,r 'in"I,lbO. thorough medical edu.
Eso'. .IG ynIny yEsrS hng;.ltAl experience and
a!ity MIA ht,sPu;Is aSs s sS .t 9sset ~
nSc pGS5 is aie S sasse IS
s9 sge yo:bG, aud taakiy gvo tho patient my
nnlnlln.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS,
A LEyANDER BONE, sR.,

4 H''s7s7'7''
Rotary Public, General Euslnces and Licensed
Bail Ms,o Agent, Stock aud Money Brozer.--
Leeds, ieaSa7, AcEnUw led; mcbta and iRr!nerthlp
Ls,ltneuV drGSu up, nsrChants md MYnuikc-
micrt BooSs oleucd. aousm aeuted, Reuts Col.
iec:al. Collections promptly remittel-all buAues
correspondence coalGenl!ltl5 attended 70; No.
LIS Garset .ueet, "ott's Block, Go.aer Ms!i Of
kad Twelfth streets. WhceuaS. y. Va. no17
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,,.lItyt sSIii ,Sriivi or psrl OF uIy body aad
.h,s,y los' uG o. ,i'ono1ls ceC.s Of largo can,
yHiSii Il III ny INV which mad suffered fof 70
a. ny mex iro!t I lived me Of all soreness, and
81 s a. HJi orcGl Out Of nay Ayhiein.
W VI, sCa tE Se'l;r n ROBSON, DAriGboro, Ga.
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SOME'SHnMG
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means Of Sc
curing q soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hasan's Magnolia Balm is u
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
Roushness, Eruptions, Vul''
gar Flushings, ETC., etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that lis use is not
suspected by aisyhody.
No Indy has tho right to
present "a distlgured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
fol, Is cents. 49, 0a.
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MEDICAL. -
CAN. CANCER.

,,,,,ur. IA The treatment Of lancer ~, WV" ".
7s'es'e'iiSSatESo q 81 would mcui to warrant Us
ssGsIspSc!ac. 70 ,, vi i euro this much dreaded
10 "I'' p 'Ia1 40 ,nccl are Invited to cor
..,unnd Win W.
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MEDICAL.
~ MEDICAL rI-'
DARBYS "A
Tactic.
FLUID a.
FIUID.
For Scarlet md
Typhoid Fevcrs,
nlplitheria, Sail.
walton, liberated
Sore Throat, Small
Eradica!es
MALARIA.


nil Contagious Discusses. Person, waiting on
never been known to spread where thu Fluid was
Used. Yellow Fever has been cured with Ii after
black yomlt hud taken place. The wont
II Ia a..Iai L. I.
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CREAM ! BALM

has gained m cnviahle
reputation wherever
known, dIsplnclng all
otllcr preparations. All
article Of undoubted
.merl. is convenient
and cleanly. It causes
no pain nor sueczing.
1t Is n0ta
Liquid or Snuff.
Apply by tho finger
into the nostrils. II
will DO ab.orbcd, ei.
ccinally cleaning the
nas1l pAsagca oil ca.
tarThal virus, causing
IyH Inflammation, pro.
q Of tho head from I'd.
leals the Rores and 70.
! smell. BoncAmal rc-
: applications. A thor.
tho HEAD, HEADACHE
O! mucous membranal
lar. By mail. prepaid:
ccelyed. Sold by all
- ppNruEpo H-
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A BUFFALO girl has already scored a leap
'ear victory. She proposed to her young
nsn that he propose, aud he proposed.
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well, now, We hadn't any idea OF shoot.
ing at oil ard didn't know these feIers
we're in those parts but when they sort O
reminded us Of our business BY com
menciDg to unbuckle their watches and
weasels, why, we just took them in charge.
Of course, and told the tenderfeet never TO
let Us catch them on that road again. ior il
was our'n. They thanked US 90 warmly
for sparing their lives that l felt a it'll.
uneasy aboutit. In fact, was hall tempt
ed after we'd let them g to fo;ler them tlp
and kill ono or both OF them, Tor somehow
they gave me the impression that hadn't
done my iull duty"
He smiled grimly for moment and
added: snow, what on earth could | do
under such circumstances I didn't rob
those fellers. They made us presents OF
what they had. Yet, when they rot 10
Wedsworth. they told the people That they
had an all.day fight with road agents that
the woods Was luil Of them, and tina, they
had surrendered their yalusbles only ut the
last moment, finding themselves over
whelmed. These things are all believed,
too, even by the old timers, men whu
ought to know better. I and nv pard
nave Iooueu lAo o!elIH Ndlley BtaRG llre6
times at the came place. III tell you how
it v.s done. Pard had a Winchester and l
I'd I'd pair Of Colts IN my belt, but the lob
was done every time with all old powder
and bail pistol that had no load in it, and
wouldn'thave gone of il there had been one
for didn't have any caps. Pard would
fire his Winchester as close to tho ears o!
the horses as he could without dropping
them, and l would swing The old blunder.
buss in the air and boiler. Every time
it happened just the sawe, The chaps
climbed out, begging that there SHOULD be
no blood shed, and we would say there
wouldn't be any il the yield was good, but
that We would have to kill somebody il
We didn'tget enough to pay for our trouble
Every mothers uon Of them would give up
khipgs that we'd meyer haze thought Of
looking for or demanding. There was only
lust nv pard and I,ibut the passengers
would think they could see come Of our
men behind every tree. we
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HOW THEY TAKE IT,

zone TELLER tainted dead, away once.
Wed Just got them in row good when
this fellows knees commenced to knock
together, and -he-kept getting out OF line.
| tinally thought I'd scare him and the rest
of them littie,so hollered, pretending to
be giving orders to. the boys hidden behind
rocks and treee: n,
Boys, bore hole in this gentle.
man with the light overcoat il he moves
an inch, or any the rest Of them
"Just then big TELLER, the second one
from tho limber-legged chap, had chill
like. and his teeth came together with such
a noise that the other Teller thought some
one was cooking a rife, and with wild
whoop he dropped in q dead faint. The
rest Of them thought he had been rhot
dead. They were too scared to notice that
there had been no report Of a gun. Well,
we came pretty ne,,r OVERRIDING the thing
that time. They all got go faint and eick
that 1t was hard work to find their yalua-
b|es, It is great convenience TO stage
robher TO have the passengers hand their
stuff right out. z'1't.
speaking about weapons, why, have
robbed stages up in California and over In
Utah without any weapons at all. You
don't need any. III bet q tenner that I
can take an .old-!ashioned tin candles.ick
and hold up the best stage load that ever
came over the mountains. The driver is
generally as badly frightened as any Of
them. He is always looking ont for sgsnis,
and he sees them behind every bush, |
have robbed stages all alone and made the
driver and passengers give up their arms,
their watches and money, and then dauco
for me. They thought ! had any number
Of sparda packed in the rocks, and they
didn't daresay peep Well, 0! course, that's
the great advantage We have in our bust,
ness. We scare them to begin with, and
then they see everything double. One
| man ID Just as good as fifty in this line. II,
don't need to be a hero, either. He jus
wants little nerve and an imperious air
| Il / had always worked. alone I'd hay,
bet n rich man to day, and I wouldn't b,
here either. l made my great mistak,
when I commenced working in partner
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"OH, I'm great old nashcr," exclaimed
he cider press, as it came down on theap.
plea.
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TOME PROOF

r,,,ov and liver DiSc1@s and Rheumattgm.-
0INs,Ci Tr.TibIT- -"i;otntug saelaed to hep me:
ts1I Not rrt olt of bed. H. Smith Cured me-"
cop'u h'' ~ Gi.fT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, WA
cunh. PClypns Of Nose, lnpItsd yo!se;-sui.
", tllAA eOH-i'''''' THARI,iN UIiADDUCK.
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Bpiree Musicale ~ Mt dc Chantnl.
Tho lsst soires Of the second session Of
Mt do Chantal College was given on Fri.
day evening Of last week. The programme
WAS M follows.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Closing out fine shoes at Sheets.
Every smoker should try Little JOKER
Call on Sheets, Dullnig block. 1s-tf
See our neckwear for fall,
10-20-lmo. PANcoAsT & SoS.
For good ond cheap Photographs go to
Il. Rivoire, artist, IA Navarro street
No other houses but Ramsay & Ford
sells the Rienhardt Il Loeloff tree.
Call on Sheets, Dullnig block. 1s-tf
Table board at Central hotel at 81 30
per week. Regular board 81 per day.
Gents fine furnishing goods at Sheets.
II you want good trunk. cheap, call
on Sheets, Dullnig block.
Call on Sheets, Dullnig block. ls-tf
For life-size Crayon Portraits 20 to 4.
Rivoire, artist, IA Navarro street,
Closing out fine shoes at Sheets.
Our custom department is superior
this fall. Finest Of imported and domes-
tic goods. PANcoAsT & SoN.
Stetson hats and all leading brands at
Sheets, Dullnig block.
Closing out fine shoes at Sheets.
Ramsay 4 Ford use the celebrated
Rienhardt Il Loeloif saddle trees. Him
Gents fine furnishing goods at Sheets.
Hats, everything new for fall, at
l01o-lmo. PANcoAsr Il Sons.
For Carte dc Visit at $3.50 and $500,
cabinet at $500 and $500, and panel size
ut 500 and $500 q dozen, 40 to Il.
Rivoire, artist, IA Navarro street.
Look at our show windows.
l0-20-lmo. PANcoAsr & SoS.
Prettiest neckwear at Sheets, Dullnig
block. 10-1S-tf
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GUENTHER's BEST FLOUR

GUENIHERS BEST FLOUR
is worthy Of being recommended to
every one ilrst-class flour, 1t IL not
excelled by any other in quality and
taste. This flour Is not claimed to be q
patent flour, but 1t is manufactured by
mills that are furnished with all the best
improved machinery, and only the very
best wheat is used; the flour not only
contains the starch Of the wheat, but
also the gluten, which secures the origi-
nal strength and taste Of wheat flour.
The real white patent flour contains
very little gluten, and is, therefore, less
nutritious. Guenther's Best Flour has
been in the market since 1861, and its
name was never changed. Since then
many different kinds of flour, with high
toned names, and ornamented with d.
plomas have been introduced into this
market, but nearly all Of them have
silently disappeared. The wheat crop
has been very good this year, especially
In Northern Texas, and the manufac-
turers of Guenther's Best are now able
to furnish good flour at very reasonable
prices. The flour is not retailed ut the
mills, but In order that customers may
have the flour fresh, 1t is delivered daily
to all leading grocers.
11-7-lm G. ii. GUENTnRB & Sons.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
OF the knights and Ladies' OF Hon.
or Last Night.

tn nth nniv rsary Ct AamD lodge Ne.
2 0 X ghis and Tadits OF Iioi,r, wAs ecle-
bratod last nj dit at sIhO's'i hall, By agrand
ball and banquet, which was largely attended
by the lady and gentlemen members and their
guests. The ball was opened by grand
march, which was led by the officers the
lodge and their ladtcs, alter which The even
ina was given up to dancing, after which the
pleasant event ended by an elegant banquet
The following ! dies with their escorts were
present: Mrs. Sulnon, Mss Jennie Scholz. Mrs.
Bonyngc, Mis- Degen, Mrs. Robinson, Misses
Becker, Mrs y. Krisch, sr., Mrs. Becker. Miss
u. Derr, Mrs. Frank. Miss Mosics. Mrs; Jack
son, Miss Frank, Mrs. Colonel 4. q. Williams,
Mrs Dosshardt, Mrs. fersoh. Mrs. Volz. Miss
Rebecca Robinson, Mrs, ID iehraeh, Miss ID. and
l.. Freyer Mrs. Fodder, Mrs. Spiel r. Mrs.
Levy, Mrs Wurzbach, Mrs. Marx, Mrs. Hor-
wiiz. MIS- Rouvant, Mrs Eisner, Miss Asher,
Miss A. Schoz, MIS-. Degtn, Mrs. schmitt and
others.
The floor manag rs and arrangement COM
mittce were Messrf. Nose Jackson and lbert
perpCh.
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Recorders Court.

Richard Howe. John Turner. P. Nc Guire and
N. Martinez, DRINKS, IS each.
Joseph Lowry, vagrant, confirm 4 under
promise that he would leave the cry.
Address Rodriguez, a drunken Mrxlcan, IN
suited some ladies with his obsccn, language,
was arrested and fined ST.
A hackdriver named Peter T.In hauled a
load OF three young men around to various
places TO be seen by Rnsight IN san Antonio,
and NJ the young mon testin Il he charged
them fare higher than the law rl owed. They
objected, and he drew a pistol ~ struck one
OF them over tho head with it. lie made such
a disturbance that hr was o ,ested and was
this morning fined $40 by tn Recorder for
fighting and $40 for carrying pistol.
Two cases were dismissed.
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RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

city to-day.
Tho hotels were pretty well nllcd last
night and to-day.
Juan Ramirez has boon arrested by Oficor
Abbey for theft OF a saddle.
e j. Quirk announces his intention TO be
a candidate for Street Commissioner.
There will be n special meeting Of the u. u.
A. tomorrow evening At Me; ers hail.
-Dr. y. Htrff met with an accident last
nigh In the shape offs fall, which Is very pain
soconi ward yesterday from rheumatism OF
the h,aft.
Alice NJ. Duval. aged Is months. died IN
the Third ward yesterday from infantile
atruphy.
The Belknap Rifles have received their
equipped.
Nv J. l.. Hart Ia happy over the arrival OF
healtny boy at his house yesterday. Mother
and child doing well.
report for the month OF October has been
handed In to the Mayor.
Juan Franco, aged 20 years. cied suddenly
last sunday morning. lie was one OF the old
Get citizens OF San Antonio.
There will be o general meeting OF the
Scientific and Literary society tomorrow
ovcni Y ats o'clock. All members requested
to attend.
Poodle generally should sec that no back
doors or windows are lett open, as u circus is
generally followed by large number OF pet
~ th ewes.
Tho tramps were b pglnR from house to
house In the Second ward, on North Flores
street, yesterday. II Is tins these lazy fellows
were put TO work.
Tho inquest on Herring was concluded
yesterday afternoon. the jury bringing In
verdict that deceased met his derth by taking
poison with suicidal intent.
Mr.. X Y. Tendlck aud Mr.. william Muth
met with an accident while out buggy riding
yesterday afternoon on Govcroment hill. The
horse ran away aud throw the gentlemen out,
bi using them.
Mr. Charfs Bitter and hts bride havo re-
turned from 81 gun and have itkon up their
r. s.dencc ON Mil str ct. whcro they wtro the
rcc'piont' OF htH'es'zcd uid very loud
thaIiVaH lat III ht.
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An incident happened very shortly af-
ter the first woven wire had been
stretched across the East river from the
two abutm ents upon which now hangs
suspended the grandest bridge In the
world, "a lasting monument to the
skill Of the engineers, and looked upon
with pride by all Americans and viewed
world" A small car had been arranged
so that the workmen could wheel them
selves across the span, twisting each
time as they did so another wire into
the grand cable which now forms one Of
OF the main supports OF this costly struc-
ture. A prominent young lady con-
ceived the idea Of crossing In the same
manner as the workmen, and although
her friends tried hard to dissuade her, 1t
was all to no purpose. The rash lady
assembled to the summit Of the pier, and
seating herself In the chair, 1t was but
moment before she was pluckily draw
ing herself toward the opposite pier.
Such courage could not but be admired.
But as they gazed on the poor girl they
noticed that she had stopped almost in
the very center ofthe cable, and horrors,
as they look again her head has fallen
forward, and she waves white hand
kerchlef In her hand telling her friends
that she Is fainting. The widest con-
sternation now ensued; the ladies
screamed and tainted and the gentlemen
offered large sums to anyone who would
attempt a rescue. After much hesita-
tion handsome young man dressed as
sailor volunteered to make the attempt.
The brave lad, after dlvesting himself Of
hat and shoes, started out hand over
hand toward the still swaying figure so
far from him. As the young girl had
now completely lost consciousness II was
feared by many that the swaying Of the
cable would throw her out Of the chair.
Many turned away unable to look at
such spectacle, and ten thousand 9TH
ers on both shores watched the sailors
progress with interest. The brave lad
finally reached the car, and as he, sup
porting the lady with one arm, sue
oessfully commenced the return trip
mighty shout arose, and ten thousand
handkerchiefs were applied to tear
stained eyes. Hark, another resounding
shout, "she Is saved" "she is savedr'
But the brave fellow has tainted and
they are applying restoratives; he opens
his eyes and receives their thanks but
refuses all offers of money, saying, mo.
keep the money; did not do 1t for that"
and added, ~ seldom need money, but
when do, go to my uncle, Emerson,
in San Antonio, Texas, and always
get It,"
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Confederate Veteran Celebration.

The Committee n the Confederate Veterans
met yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, at
Justice Neundorff's Office. with Colonel Brant-
ley as Chairman and Mr.. John Ochse as secre-
tary. IL was decided to give fair for the
benefit of the encampmenf, either two days
before or after washington's birthday.
February 20. to end with grand ball. There
will be another meeting next Saturday, at
which the ladies' will be called upon to begin
soliciting aid for the fair.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18
Country Store Robbed.

George Mudds store and postofice nj SON.
erset, Ataicosa county. was broken open and
robbed OF a large amount OF dry goods and
groceries by four or Ave Mexlcans last Friday
night about IL o'clock. Several letters In the
postoiiice were torn open and rified, but IL is
thought the thieves did not secure any money
from them. No one was sleeping at the store.
The trail of the Mexicans was followed and
they were CAPTURED sunday evening In Casse's
pasture with the stolen goods In their posse,-
sion. They have been lodged IN jail,
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Marshal s ephen Boyard, o. Laredo, Ia at
the Menger.
W. II. Flrcbsugh, n hardware dealer OF Aus
tin, Il at the Menger.
James W. Taylor, of Austin, Il ~ the Mem
ger.
Mai Vt ID. N. Bash. Unitoi States Paymaster,
has returned from his Western trip.
Calvin Lemon, a sheerraiscr OF Edwards
county, Is at the Central.
John Robinson, a stockman OF Del Rio. is at
the Central.
sheriff A. Y Alice, of Pcafaall, Ia at the
Centred.
J. d. McMurtry, Of the Lockhart Register, is
at the Central.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

A splendid stock of ready-made cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods can be
seen Mt the mammoth wholesale and re-
tail house of l.. Wolfson. Main plaza. In
quality and pattern everything can be
found to suit the taste or pocket book.
There are too many articles to enume-
rate, and you are advised to call and ex-
anime for yourself. You are sure to
find there just what you want. 10-2l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18
A Wed ding Next Week.

The LIGHT has received an invitation from
DR.. and Mrs. S. 7. Lowry to attend the mar
rage Of their niece. Miss Goodle Lowry, to
Mr.. J. T. Halle, Tuesday. November Is, at
O'Clock. q. IN, at the First baptist church. Mr..
Halle is the reporter of the Evening Times, of
this city, and Miss Lowry Is a young lady long
and favoraby known as one OF our society
young ladies and church workers.