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Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
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Arnold Gold aud liver Miping Company.
Loo ttion oi pr suipal plaes Il business.
Stn Francisco. California;; Location 81
works, C.dar Valley Mining District, No.
havs county, Arizona Territory.
NOiiea Is he eby giyen, hat AZ q meet ny
f tb BUaui II DIreotpfs held on the first
day Of huggst, 1884, an assessment No. p
Gf atty CENTS per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the C,pOratiOD, payable
immediately iB Quilted States gid coin, TO
tho Srcrol iFy, - the Office pf the Company.
Room %, No 80 Sgusume street, san Fran.
cisco, Calf mia,
Any stock upon which this aEsessncni
shall rem IN unpaid 0u the second diy 81
September. 1881. viii b. delinquent. and ad.
vertiSsd tur sale at public angtiou; and un.
less rAymsut is made bei,Ie. will be sold on
fridgy. the i3th day Of September. 1884. to
pay the delinnuent assessment together
with costs Of advertising md expenses of
sale.
by order Of the Boaid Of Directors.
A. IupsDS, Secretary.
Office: Room 81 NJ. go Stnsome street,
San FrHuci-cp, California.
By rsspBtion Of tho Bp'rd of Directors
held 0n Srpfcn Der 1T, 1854, the delinquency
OF the above tms1 stock j. hereby post
poued until Octol or lsi, 1874, and the day
Of sale 10 October 25th. 1884.
A. JUDsON,
I'd Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
nH. SPfNAEH q. 90.
ctolf No. III Eraury st. s Prauciscp

- eailcd ineurnble disuases. Dr.. Isab;s,.
/ Germ, inFigor-ior y prs isiyely eusrantsss
% eur. nervous Rnd physical ccbility. asr,.
nal veikae~sltet iaalh,pod. sy<Fnaiorrkss
loss ~ ennggy, ringing and cizxiness In IA
he 80, illSla-paQlia, aofeiess feeliuos ,.rozfs.
iori, aa. ara an sic results ~ Youthful ir.
pruccaec sfu eEcFsse8 uf mature years. Tk
Dpc;nI, regular COLLEGE physician n
EurFs VII gree 20 forteif oie th1sKo
duitArS iof Gise ike invigOmtor wifi bot
cure undcr sI@citl Treatment end adrice
1Lc rcta1n 50 many can not rJt cared Of.
weakness ata the above diseases j. ov,ne 10
4 ccmpi rtiisn calio3 Pfostatofrhea. uLifk
requires peeghli tres: :m.nt.
Dr. Lph.b's IAyig0ngitBr No. ia the oulv
positive cu!e for pIfst;storTtes. pries a
oitEer laVigof to-, 2 ptq botile;six faf fIi.
Gent To any Eugre5t or Iccc ~ of pFioe, o.
@. q. ID. RtEFOusilie uefsons thiy sav
when cured. Ninofest 1, ofocy Maintained
Patients cured 81 home. Dir. liebie Dis
penSagy has an Elegant Drug Store IN ID
builGing,
Too frequent eyscnatiUn Of tie Bladsrr
and Eppy sediment IN urine are sy,upisns
of Secondary Seminal Neaknfss NI,d Prsz.
tAiorfhea. Complaints readily yieli 10 he
Or. L!ehip lrcaipeni.
Ordinary Cares--AuJ recens cass cf special
oY private d:-sases tured fer glO Rene
dIeE sufficient to cure viii Be Vromytls sent,
with fol- directions and slyics 90 Foccipf II
$40 Az packages are securely oovsfed
from observation.
luupomtor Safrp ploa Frce.
To prove the w0idefitil poweF Of the enzi
German inyigpTator hottie of eifhs
number will be sent fre .nf charge PEI
cons ordering free bottle viii only hare b
ply - pressnge on delivery
Most powerful EIeftric Belts free 10 p
tisnts. C0nsultation, oxanine zion aud "
vice free and private Call on vfite
DR.. IIElIG CO., 400 Ccafy ST.,
Private Entrance. 465 MFsan ST. S. cd.
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Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28

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Ri WdDi ra=s.siis ug either F.x, yssluu oTBld
rss'l 'ssEm eazt !, ail tie tiss.s tltsy u14k
with uheiuta rsri ,intv. write f8g par irg.
Lars - II. W48rFrg 4 Co.. Portland Msins.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
No,lr, orrorrsl,ure.

wA, Q, lirla,,,, Attorney tor plaiu,ia
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-28
i'tffc SIEIsNy'
ENGLISH Re MEDY

is a EEy sR FAIL
/ q G. rs ( r NoFv0u :
Debilit.s &1hhus,,d
vitality. Jcmib ~
Weakness sJHrniator.
rhu-a, Bost Manhood,
lnpOtency, Prostn.
t0rrhes. Para lysis.
ana Hl tbs teFnbl 81
fscts uf Sci! Abuse
yuntbfui foIIias mud
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22
Costly Woods from AGar.

Perhaps the finest and most costly
brought to this country, so fine and
costly indeed that it is rarely used SOL
i'd but for veneering, is what is called
French walnut, which does not, howev-
en- come from France, being grown on
ly in Persia and Asia Minor As the
tree is crooked and dwarfed, large
pieces can rarely be obtained from it,
and it is chiefly valuable for the
'burls, " or tough excrcscences which
grow upon the trunk. These, when
polished, are Of singular and striking
beauty, the grain being twisted in beau
tlful, though symm ,trically, intricate
figures. Next to this so-called French
walnut, ebony is probably the most
valuable of the cabinet woods. Ebony,
also, is difficult to get in pieces of size,
fact which quite as much as its deep
dark hue causes it to be priced. Rose
wood and mahogany are also choice
woods, and are just now particularly
fashionable and in demand. The best
mahogany is that of San Domingo,
though nearly as good wood comes
from Cuba, Honduras, Mexico and Al
RIGA. These woods are to be had at
fair prices, as there is considerable
quantity in the market. Fair rose
wood is selling in the market for from
81 to 7 cents pound, in the log. OF
the domestic woods, bird s-cyc maple
is very handsome for cabinets, and is
very popular. The red variety of
beech is a beautiful wood, and can be
made to initiate cherry. Oak, ash and
whilewood can be worked up very
handsomely by simply using good
i haa. and bringing out the natural
beauty OF the wood by hard polishing.
Diack walnut of the best quality also
presents a beautiful appearance when
subjected TO the same treatment. -.
united States Stationer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, July 81, lsS3.-In lifting
a small casting in my office, spraned my
back, from which suffered the most ex-
crutiating pains, and could not rest In any
position; after using several well known
remedies without effect, Merrel's Penetra-
ting Oil was recommended to me, and l
tried it. One application relieved me in
about five minutes, and in two days was en-
tirely cured and have had no trouble since.
1t is Liniment of great value.
JOHN J. F1TzwIrLIAM,
Health Commissioner, City of St. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22

A correspondent from Cairo de.
scribes an Ostrich farm in that neigh
borhood. The owner began four years
ago with twonty-four birds, and has
now 2l0. Each full-grown ostrich
yields nearly 100 francs worth of feath-
ers. The hen lays about forty-eight
eggs; about one-fourth are bad, and of
the remaining three dozen half are left
with the bird and half are Matched ar
titicially in warm cases of sand cover
ed with flannel. The difficulties in this
process are in keeping uniform heat
and in cracking the shell at the right
time and place. The most disagreea-
BILE work is plucking the feathers.
Three Arabs can hardly master one
bird.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22
TIM r. { ARD

Miss River arrives Wed sat. 81 Mon.
departs Wed, Fri. x Sun.
o. ger del. op from. ....7 80 am TO 1870 pm
Pc. box del. opCn from. ......6 a. m. tO9p m
Sundays ger. DEL open from....sa a, m. 10 ~ q. m
SUNDAYS box del. open from. g a. m to 1890 an
SS~NOTE.-Changcs will be published frou
time to time In city papers. Change your cards sc
cordingly. VIM. N. MURPHY, 7.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22

While discrediting the report of Mr..
A. {. Swinburne's proposed American
lecture tour, writer in the Cardiff
(Wales) Times says; 'lie is one of the
best takers we have, Like Carlyle
and like Metternich, his wont is to
take subject and TO exhaust it. But
then there is always danger lest he
should exhaust you. He likes to hear
himself IA k "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22
The Market

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 81, 1884.
The market is quiet and the movement
is very light as shipments can only be made
by river, which practically shuts off the
order trade.
The river has not yet come to stand
but the rise IN last twelve hours has been
but little over half an inch and the water
is still six inches below high water mark
of last year. With the present outlook the
river should commence falling in the next
"a hours.
Not business or manufacturing estab-
ishment has been shut down by the water
and the only effect felt by business in Cairo
is in the difficulty In making shipments
south by rail.
FLOUR-The market rules firm at the
advance noted, but there is very little de-
mand.
HAY-Quiet. The demand is strictly
for choice in small bales of which the sup
ply is light.
CORN-Stesdy and firm with fair
stocks in elevator and fair demand for
choice Missouri.
OATS-Market firm with upward ten
dency in prices and light stocks.
MEAL-Firm and shade higher.
BRAN-None In market; good demand.
BUTTER-Steady aud firm for choice
northern. Southern Illinois dull and over
stocked.
EGGS-We note better feeling in the
market and an advance in prices which may
possibly 60 to zoe.
POULTRY-Choice hens are in active
request and strictly choice lots sell as high
as $425. The demand for all kinds is
good.
APPLES Firm and unchanged.
misunderstanding doing. Quota
tons are nominal.
Sales and Quotations.
NOTE.-The prices mere gwen are for sales from
nrst hands In round lots. An advance is
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22
THE EXCHANGE
a NEW
TELEPHONE!
A Practical Telephone for Social and
Business Purposes, Unequaled for
Private and Pubic Lines.
Sold Outright for $500. No FIX
orbitant rent.
THE EXCHANGE

They are In every " " far superior to the mani
Amateur mechanically ereUhones now being cold
throughout the country Taey are the only tele
phones having an Automatic Line Wire rightne
and they are the only Telephones that are pro
tected by an Outdoor Lightning Arrester. All
sounds arc delivered in clear and natural tones
They are the neatest, most durable and require lea
attention and repairs than any other Telephon,
made, Send for our illustrated circular Agent
wanted. THE u. 3. TELEPHONE CO.
~. ana =, Manufacturers,
P. o, Boz q, IN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22

~, /. 20 43il -...s-,s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22

Hilario Balsau, the Frenchman who
came to America last summer for the
express purpose of doing what poor
Webb lost his life in attempting, and
who, after visiting Niagara, wisely
went away, is now said TO have an.
nounced ms purpose to swim the whirl.
pool rapids in the spring. The French
diver Is full OF confidence, but as he
has obtained a safe occupation in the
leather business he would do well to
stick to II. ="
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-22
Fast Time East.

PASSENGERS by this line go through to East.
oo.oohS'NiO ern points without any delay
caused ny SUNDAY intervening. The Saturday after,
loon train frou Cairo arrives In new York Monday
nornug at 1888. Thirty-sx hours In advance OF
NJ other route,
w For through tickets md further Information
apply at llinof Central Railroad Depot Cairo.
j. II. JONES, Ticket Agent.
a. II HANSON, Gen. Pass. Agent. Chicago
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
Dryness in the Fruit House.

After a low and even temperature is
secured, the other essentials in pre-
serving fruit are: darkness; an air-tlght
room, to retain the carbonic acid given
off the fruit, and q dry atmosphere.
AS stated elsewhere Up. 425), fruit
in ripening gives off both carbonic and
acid water, or moisture. The carbonic
acid, by excluding the oxygen of the
air. aids in preserving the fruit. Mois-
ture is undesirable, as it hastens decay.
The only effective method OF removing
it is by exposing in the room some sub.
stance that will absorb it, The French
use Chloride. of Calcium, which is a
very different substance from Chloride
Of Lime. This salt has such an avidity
for moisture, that it takes it from the
sir of the room and becomes liquiIied.
The objection to this is its expense.
An American eNperimenter has found
n substitute in this ''~5iItern," or waste
material Of the salt works. which is
thrown away. This is mainly a very
impure chloride OF calcium, and an
swers the purpose. The bittern, in 8
large iron pan, is exposed in the fruit
room. When it has become liluiliet
by the moisture absorbed, the pan i:
set over q fire and the salt dried, BY
driving off the water it has absorbed,
when it is again ready for use. Thi:
process may be repeated indefinitely
American Igrjculurist.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

1t is computed that the Mississippi
River carries every year to the Gulf OF
Mexico 500, OO0, 10000 tons of sedi-
ment.
An invention is reported tor max
cheaper. 1t is a cheap wooden rail-
road made to run wagons on.-Cincln-
noG Times.
"A Paris novelty is a magnifying
ian. Two sticks are bored and the
holes filled with small lenses of the
finest crystal. The wearer covers her
eyes with the fan and uses the sticks
as an opera glass.
The interior of q Pennsylvania
coal mine has been successfully photo
graphed by electric light. The geolo-
gist will welcome this achievement as
Indicating the possibility that the
"dark, u%nfathomed depths OF ocean,
may yet be brought within the cameras
scope.-Curreut.
-Papicr-mache plates are used in
some OF the restaurants of Boston. If
only used once they are cheaper than
the usual ware, as there would be no
breakage and much time would be
saved. They an, however, be used
many times. boston Pos.
MOT one out of q thousand lightning
rods at present upon our buildings is of
any use, says Professor 1~rowbridge in
Science, for the simple reason that the
therefore offer greet resistance to tho
passage of an electrical discharge.
The remarkable petritied forests Of
Arizona are being worked by a Western
stock corporation that manufactures
iewelry, mosaics and other ornaments
from the siliceous wood. The colors
include black, white, red, green, yell
low and brown, and q hardly be dis
tingu;shed from moss agate or onyx.-
Ch110go sourn0t.
Georgia is not through yet with her
wonders. A gentleman of Gainesville,
a young man still in his teens, m
to the front with an invention for which,
it is said, he refused S12.0 1t is =.
money-drawer so in%geniously arranged
that by the simple pulling of a spring
any piece OF money. from a nickel to .
dollar, a be secured at once, and also
any amount of change one might wish.
If desired to Get change for any bill, in
any possible way, embracing any num-
Der of coins of different denominations,
it can be obtained in q second of time,
and there Is not a need Of CHANGING at
it to see if correct, for it can't be wrong.
He has Just established q factory at
Cincinnati for the manufacture OF these
drawers Chi 0qo Times.
-''The greater my experience be-
comes" writes DR.. Clouston, in the an
nual report OF the Royal Edinburgh
Asylum for the Insane, II tend moreto
substitute milk for stimulants. In very
acute cases, both OF depression and
maniacal exaltations. where the disor-
dered working OF the brain tends rapid
ly to exhaust the strength. l rely more
and more on milk and eggs made into
liquid custards. One such case this
year got eight pints of milk and sixteen
eggs daily for three months, and recov-
cred under this treatment. l question
if he would have done SO under any
other. He was almost dead on admis-
sion, acutely %delirious, absolutely Sleep
less and very nearly %pulseless. The
cup OF tea, so much in demand by
many when tired, should be eA-
changed for milk, eggs and rest.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
A Tight Squeeze.

civilian Broker she said to her
husband, very earnestly, as they sat at
the breakfast table, ''look me in the
eye and tell me the truth; are you
losing all you: money in a fruit specu-
lation?"
He was scared to death when she 'be-
gan, but conscious innocence gave him
strength and courage as she concluded
her question. mo-" he sad, firmly,
81 am not"
II believe you are" she said, +shak-
inc her head. 'for last night you cried
in your sleep, and said that you had
lost every chip YOU had in the world
on one little pear"
And then he gasped and admitted
that he had dropped q few cases in
little deal in perishable fruits. But il
was the narrowest escape he ever had
in his life, -- Darlington Haacksya. -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
PITH AND POINT.

Girls, when you give your heart
away be careful to get a good one in
return.-P~ladelphta CtronicIe.
Among the most blessed OF allcon-
trivances OF nature is that which pre-
vents o. man from being disturbed by
his own snoring.-M. O. City Item.
SO many women are now doing
work formerly done by men, that tho
mony as a means OF support.-Cou1ie2-
jOurn0'.
Jones contemplates securing q di-
sorce from his vile because when he
asked her il his new hat didn't make
him look like a donkey she replied:
"Not any more than usual.'-Nes
Yor& Graphic.
Among the singular discrepancies
Of life exists the fact that a nan on hie
way to commits suicide by drowning
has been known to seek shelter from .
shower. -kVestern Recorder.
Telephone communication between
London and New York will be a great
convenience. When q Fifth avenue
swell finds that he IS getting into the
habit OF using his his Incorrectly he can
90 to the telephone, call up a duke and
get back into practice. -PAiladclphiG
Gail.
Mr.. Gladstone lays down the rule
that we must give twenty-five bites to
every mouthful of meat. How would
this rule work at an American railway
station? A man wouldn't get anything
to eat. But then, come to think of it,
he doesn't get anything to eat there
anyway.-leras ST. tiaqs.
-stranger--''What will you charge
to drive me across the suspension
Bridge" Aackman-."Well that de-
pends. Who are your Stranger
..Who am l? What difference can
that make?:" Hackman-"Well, il
you are an ordinary tourist, my price is
50; but if you are IN American bank
cashier, | want half. "-fhila IeIptsu
Call.
A correspondent Of q family maya
zine wants to know bow to boil cab
oage without the disagreeable odor OF
cooking filling nearly every room ~
the house, The plan is very simple
and effective. Place u piece CT old
rubber shoe on the stove when the
cabbage is boiling. The aroma of tho
rubber kills the odor OF the cabbage
and you will probably want to kill the
person who suggested the plan, after
YOU have tried it.-AOrristoWn Herald.
When fair summers done and
gone: Young lady in dry goods store
she has just returned from the coun-
,ry)-sI would like to look at soma
dress goods" Clerk (who has Just re-
turned from the country also and who
met young Lady under quite different
circumstances)-'.Ah. yes. Pleased to
meet you again, Miss SIN Young
lady-"Sir!!" CleGk-'.Ah! Recently
returned from SarS-' Young lady
"Sir u" C1erk--"Ah-er-l had the
pleasure OF m~ee1ing-' Young lady
s.Sir!!." Clerk-s'Ah! duss goods
Yes, madam, step this way, please>'.-
n. >. Sun.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
FOUR A LATER.

5000 IA
within n lofty Harlem fiat
She found her sweet Nirvana:
She does not think OF this and that
As marshy 2epllyrs fan her;
81 drcamily wipes Puddha's nose
And spankelh ZoroaStcr,
And mends tlIeirtrauScendental clothes.
Torn by occult d saster.
Her adept husband still can solve
Tho mysteries eternal,
But for soma reason can't evolve -"
a salary diurnal. .
He still floats on to cycles new,
But fills his astral body
Without the Cheelah's milky brew
But Jersey apple toduy.
She eloqucrtly mourns her life
And ohiucgates her Latin,
10 daily see the drummcr's wife
Drive by her cad in satin.
She has been heard. in TACT, to say,
When somewhat discon. nted:
'.Though 'osophies' hold social sway
Though 'ologies' enjoy their day,
] think. in love, the good old way
BY far tho best invented"
-HenrYJ, W. Dam, IN Century.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-07
4 THE0SOPHIC MARRLAGE

she was q theosophic miss
Who sighel for sweet Nirvana;
She talked of eSotcric this
And tnat. in mystic manner.
she wore IL wide and psychic smile.
l-scd diction transcen entail,
Two suitors her bosieged meanwhile
Both softly sentimental.
The zone. he was a drummer bland.
Who wore a lofty collar;
He knew not things we're hollow. and
He chased the nimblc d ollar,
The other was Il soulful youth.
Who talked of things symbolic:
%Enamored quite of inner truth
And p~redtsposed to colo.
81 one, he talked of common love.
In one that made her ShlIddcr:
The other scared with her above
10 misty realms OF Buddha. -.
She sent the iirst upon his way
With snub unmitigate l.
T,oD the other smiled. and they
by Hymen were translated.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wait for the news of Wolf & Marx.
-lmmense sacrifice of mems and bows
boots and shoes, closing. out at cost, at 5.
Deutsch & Co.'s. 5-4-lw
4. Singer & Co., No. 8 West Houston
street, have fresh groceries, etc.
Have you not called on the Professor
yet? Why, we are astonished.
Take In the Pavilion this evening. and
the Tyrolean Concert troupe. An entire
change OF programme, and fine music.
Everything fresh at No. 5 West Hous-
ton street. No trouble to show goods.
Don't you know E. Singer e. Co. have
opened? Well, go there. 4-l-lm
Go to the Pavilion this evening and
near 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 s'Hart's little
house around the corner" No. 0, Sole
dad street. 4-I-I0t
Wait for the news of Wolf & Marx.
Ii you wish to enjoy very pleasant
evening go to the pavilion and hear the
Tyrolean Concert troupe. 4-2-tf
Ask your grocer for Kicker & Lees
Rionosa coffee. Sold only in pound
packages, guaranteed absolutely pure
fresh and nnadulterated. See that no in
ferior brand Of stale coffee is substituted.
4-5-7t
IT. b. Cater win open his school In
book keeping Monday night at Beth III
church, corner Jefferson and Travis
streets. VIII only take limited number
Of soholars. All who wish to join can
address me, at this Office. a-4-2w
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05

Two new suits have been entered on
the docket of the District court. One is
the case Of Erastus Reed VS.. G. G. Hub
bard, which comes up on appeal from the
Justices court. The other is entitled
James =. Hickman VS.. James Wolfe 4
Co.. which grows out of the Hord hotel
troubles. The landlord sues for months
rent Of the premises, and seeks to have
the lien upon the furniture, etc.. fore
closed
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05

The entire contents of house No. All.
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 8, 1884,
PEARSON & CoLToN. Auctioneers
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05

The San Antonio Sanitary and Fer
tilizing company Is prepared to receive
orders for cleaning vaults, sinks and
cesspools, using the latest improved
methods, and having greatly increased
facilities. Mr.. ID. j. Morris is foreman
and manager, and will attend to all or
ders with promptness and dispatch.
Orders can be sent by telephone, No.
200, or. left at the office at George
Schroeder's, No. 34l East Commerce
street. The public is notified that all
Joseph Caen In reference to the solyency
of this company are false. The com
pany Is now better prepared than ever
for carrying on its business.
WILLIAM HoEFLING,
1-4-3t President.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05

We kindly thank all our friends who
took part in the entertainment last night
In behalf Of the Baptist Mission Sunday
school, also Mr.. f. G. Everett for the use
OF the piano which was kindly for the
occasion. THos. DAWSON, Supt.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-05

The ladies and gentlemen who have
been ivited to sing at the coming music
festival, as well as members Of the
Beethoven and Mendelsohn societies, are
kindly requested to attend full re-
hearsal at Turner hall tonight.
AUGUST DOEPP. Manager