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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

COMMONWEALTH oF NiE"tNtA1
orrtcg EoARD ~INKING FUND GoMMiss'HS.
RICHMOND. November 3. 1881.
RY DIRECTION OF SECTION ~
OF an act Of ~ Legislature Of Virginia approved
March 10. 1894. Intended to Set apart fnnd for
paying the interest The public debt o. the s'l,e
las established by Che act approved February H.
1881. bya monthly accumulation for that pur-
nose, the undersigned, Commissioners OF the sink
ing tuno of Virginia, have appropriated o"t %
the surplus Of the Treasury ONE HUNDRED
TuoUsAND DOLLARS FOR THE MONTH OF
NOVEMBER FOR THE PURCHAsEoF THIEF
PER CFNTUM BONDS OF THE STATE WITH
ALL THE USNATIRED COUPONS A.
TACHEO THERETO; and they hereby adVrr-
tl,c that they viii receive 01cr' fpr the sale of
such amount Ut the said three per cenium bonds
as the said sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
will enable them TO purchase Al proposals must
he Ia the hands Of the Commissioners 81 or before
r. NJ on the I91u DAY OF \ONEMBfR.
1884. All offer. shall be made IN sriti2g, adj
dressed 10 the Commissioners Of the sinking
Fnad Of virginia, snail he sealed, and shah he
them. oa corn DAY OF THE MONTH. AT
NOON, ia the presence Of the Governor OF The
Commonw wealth, IN The event of his absence, in
the presence Of The Secretary Of the Common
wealth. The bonds offered At the lowest price
shall be purchased TO the extent above mentioned
IfIhe 10th day the month shall fall on sunday "f
legal holiday the said Office shall be openei on
the next day which j. not = legal holiday. The
three per centum bonds of the STATE, ~ above
specified; or their equivalent in the fgnd1be
bonds. must be presented b, the p,rty notified
that hls bond II accepted. deposit OF , per
cent In money o. Il certified check, II three i,v7'
time for deliver, Is asked. beyond "hlch no time
for delivery will be givca. Provided, however
iha! the said Com i,.ioner, ,h, have authority
" reject any and an bid, made IN pursuance 10
This act or TO accent portion OF me bond Tint
RAY be- offered by any perty
FRANK a.. RTFFiN,
MORTON MAEYE,
ISAAC Il. EARkSDALE.
no5-W2w Commissioners Sinsing FUND.
MoNEf TO LEND UPON REAL
EsrArr OR COLLATERAL >ECrGTY
! CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE
| DEEDS WRITTEN AND NOWLEDu-
5lENTS TAKEN.
| HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED
UPON MONTHLY INsrALMENT>.
| Apply for Ijrgfai1 LoSd Goid'
| GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD,
| Real Estate Agent. Auctioaeer, and Broker
! Oc 92-eod3m 1000 Bank street.
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fsooe,.i telegram to tire dispatched !,
GoupoSsyuIE, November IL a 49,
cctnocrstic demonstration J. 10 pr,S,. 49,,
The whole town IL ilinnip,'ea a'' orch.
> 200 people are participating 10 2 uo..a'
jieht procession. There are ioo ,aioa AMI
men from Bsrboursyt'le. ani oonn. Thc
\ pyroiechnic display are iea.',.e ,ss nr,.
h,ud Of the Third regiment neaus w, u'ior
ce.sion. Speeches will be made ~ nan
rv,ns. Captain +. p. Birpour, Hon H.
Iobnsop Harbour, and General Field. ."'
. ,,snsc enthusiasm and rejoicing prevails
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NORFOLK.

The New Oyster Boat Destructive Fires
In the Dismal swamp.
lspeeisi telegram 10 the Dispsteh.l
NonFoLK. Va. November 1.-THE new
sup-boat Of the virginia oyster navy made
her trial trip to Old Point to-day, With an
invited party on board. The result wis
highly satisfactory, and she easily made her
estimated speed OF twelve miles an hour.
Fires have broken out afresh In the Dis.
NAL Swamp. and can be seen from the city
tonight, lighting UP the heavens from
horizon to zenith. They are raging with
such violence that trains are ilnpeded, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

DANA says CLEVELAND has ''bull-headed
luck" Yes, and the consplrators should
know better than to try to butt him of the
presidential bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

An exchange says Of BISMARCK: "Stecl
pens and blottlng paper he deems inven-
tons OF the enemy" Ii is probable that
BLAINE is OF the same way OF thinking.
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srfCIAI r..r ,.1I.: ~.



cu,LpRrs,s and MISSES CLsAgs-s new a.
sortmept just opeped.
stWMsREfTsi ~ fesirsiae stzes>
LADIES CLOAhs., &c nv.
Efws,AIKETIss;; yh. .I:s wphps "uLsfEes.
we call ,peclsi a,iepIop 10 cmr sE ,,
and BI.t CADED stI.k GARAESs'
Cur prIvste brand nj scil SILK a. ". si s
81 20, ana l.5O yard 10 uuexceiiea " '''''
pLRc'HSR nsD,M at s1.io yard-'hss''e''-
MACK 80 s'e g,iapzimIR st.a5 a yard quality
as"aiis so'a SEWN CENTs.
Wa have occurred another tot Of thns" eno1 Jas
nv"isae t;IN1HAMs. which VIC otesa. me low
fsnrc OF 7c.s yard. Call carry ana secure ""''
ss AZ ~u PoPLrNs al l2He ayari, usaiily sold
NJ iGfc--arc going fast, ,,. ,,s-
81 kyNEI sUIfiNGSa at 1876. ysrh-tne DIG
get b-rgain ~ the ser,on. -. 1nouurr
ft,,,Ssome PLAfID~ II I2kc. a yard DDn n'S-
WIDTH FLANNEL sUiIiN" " 'oo'
FL4 ssyT kdts ssiuiHs: shoopA: sis -
,u ,Ck and COiORED yELyffEENS; Al
prices BLACK and C0LokED Sibh VEL
rlkfK and iG;oLohED SILK vELvETs In all
rpa Sasais sI' SIN yKrynTs, both black and
n, eek se, lea FIR TRIMMING. all wid,hs: gray
FIR TRIMMING, Az WIN WHY, p ,,Nc ;'tipE;:
HEAVIER CAPEs, all the rage; clii ", Hte.
ETES very cheap; FTE aud Pl., al LVD .,
utrTTONs ~ Immense va rici y-iil inc ne" sty'e'
s,c eh% i Sarssins in LACEs: yIcHUs ST 1873
,o, s nd zns Til HAgpKERCHiEFs at 25c.-one
of tue cheapest necserchici.. ,.. u,,f
IACps of all styles ut popular prizes u Avn
y" cIfRG FDGINGS and iNSERrtNG>.
saroov' Cermantown, and Zephyr WOOL white,
scariet blue. anG gray YABN. .,,,u,,,
CuRTA ms, all qualities; CAHPEfsat low
est price. ...,,.,..... ,,.,p,,yr.p
Our popular prices on tlirSc goods nave collpci-
led rs to nlargc our assortment. .
LEVY 2 DAVIS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
CASSIMFRES and MEMS GOODS In iminrn'e
assortment AZ low prices no l.
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We think Roscoe CoNKLING will get
even with JAMES G.. BLAINE.
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RRIEF COMMENT.

rhe Republican baseball has been put
out OF service forever.
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PERSON Al.

EANkINU TIOUNE OF
JOIN 4. HAMBt ErON 60,
No. ) SOUTH STREET. BALTIMORE, MDD
TO TAXPAYERS.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
from which there Is no appeal In amounts under
S5O0O-has decided II only necessary 10 OFFER
Coupons In payment OF taxes. and " refused the
taxpayer Is under NO OBLIGATION 10 nay his
Ia es in money. As there Is some difficulty In
PURCHASING coupons in Virginia, because OF a
special tar imposed upon brokers dealing in them,
We will be glad to CORE pond with any taxpayers
who may desire 10 avail themselves of the or
PoR rUNITY and BENEFIT ofpaying thertaScs
IA tax-receiyabe coupons.
oc2a JOHN A. HAMBLErON 60.
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INSURE, AGAINST rmE AND LIGHTNING.
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mAH.sEtsEs.

DFN-BOTT.-Narried, IN Smiihncld' ~
NJ W,rLt county. Va. October 10. lSot, Mr.
WILLIE =. PhOES to Miss ELLA BOti'
both OF Smlthield, Va.
rUILiP-- GhULDIHG.-Murcd, ~ smith,
yii,e. harlotie county. Va. by Rev. X. &. Reed.
CHARLES I. PHILIPS, Of Rehmoau' 10 MAI
TIF, daughter OF Ri. Gsulding' Esq.
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FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES. ae.
S S.'..' ,; ;:::: s.z ;.:.:: n


n w.
SOMETHING NEW. G
Call aud ses our new .tylcsol III
FOLDlNG-BED, ~
occupie. less space than an, other bed. Nsp.A
ycTV large stoCs Of The
NEWEST AND LATEST >lNLi~ u
FURNITURE.
s.w. HAYWOOD & son,
6and \ Governor street,
o. 2a.e0d2m Richmond "
J. HERMAN RoTmRRr. Wa. HELLMAS,
Managing Pars-r.
RorHEn1 co.
sos EAST BROAD STREET 50S
Tnr Low.PRICE CASH AND LiDPEAL ~
srALuENr HOUSE OF RICHTOSD.
VIII be able
TINS wEEk
10 show one OF the sc-i Inject
CARPETS,
on.-ULorH~.
RUGS.
BEDROOM, DINING, rARLON-, 40
NATURALIZATION
~ TuE CITY.
W. would cau YOUR special suenuoa G., CSC
extensive linz of
STOVES,
both
HEATING AND COOKING,
which ~e vail ell for cash or IN EASY "rr.' sr
monthly payments.
Remember that W. are iir
LEADERS ~ Low PRICE, AND EAsr
TERMS.
RoTHERT 90,
sos EAST BROAD sTHtar.
NEW sroRE. Ntw GOODS.
BALTIMORE HOUSE 2i7 10 92l 8tiamsr,
street. oo2i
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NEE TINGs

A TTENTION. DEMOCRATS.-Youa are
N hereby invited 10 attend called meeting OF
JACKSON WARD CLUB No. 2, WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. November 18Th. AT 8 O'Clock. nj No. 5Os
north seventeen street, corner CLAW. All votcrs
are CORDIALLY iRviied TO attend. Arrangements
win le made 10 take part In The parade Of tue 9Th
JOHN !. REILLY,
President Jackson Ward Club No. ?.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

DERFECT PREPARATION. FAM
i LIES can be supplied with hest ANTHRACITE
COAL, all slss e ls.est prices. and perfectly
eosi Tor open ssi fosEs frNs WOOD WOOD
sawed aud spill. 8. Y. LATHROP q CO..
oc 10 seyentesnth street, Cd Drawbridxe,
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49, -
DEATHS.

ClIiInS.-nied.in Palestine, Texas. Noyembec
7tb. JOHN TEANhIis CHlLD>, MIRA son %
Ccmgianna sud the late G. II. Chiids, In The thr-
ty-sec0nd year of his age.
lis remains will be brought 10 this CITY Tor IN
ierment. .,oiice Of the funeral VIII be given here
after.
FROM ArFFI.-Died. November i, 1851, A.
1870 4. VI. at No. 800 wet har'hlll street.
VALENTINE FEONApFfb,s naive Of BsyAriL
Germany. In The sixty-nrst ar OF hts 1ge.
The funeral viii take place from -. Mary 5 Ger
nsu Catholic church THIS "wednesday AFTER
SOON at o'cloch. friend. and HoQuainiauccs OF
the family requested 10 attend without farther
nO,iCc.
OIIW YER-Dicd, at twenty minutes plt =
O'Clock 4. Vi. Tuesday. November llih. IlLlN
NAY. infant daughter of Mary Y. md william
& O'Dwycr: aced two months and fifteen dtYi.
Her furcrai viii take place FROM It. Mary Ger.
man Catholic church TO-DAY wednesday AZ
O'Clock J.. VI. Friends and acquaintance respect
fully invited To attend.
lT~>T. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Scrmon
sud I,cfure ia Ipclurr- Room TONIGHT at q
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DEST AND CLEANEST ASTHRA.
ID CITE COAL In the city, IS To 5.25 per ton /:
COALBuRG .sPLINT, H25 TO s4.50; No. 1
WOOD-Lonf. sawed, and Split. Yards Broad
and Norton and 1905 Gary street. Telephone
No, 1875.
oc 26 CHARLES ~. PAGE.
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noI2-lt
ACTIyES, ATTEN-

TLAY-W AKD ACTTFEN, ATTEN-
" TlON,
AiImenbers OF ise Clay-Ward Actives are re-
auested To meet TONIGHT November l2ihl al
5:3O o'clock At Headquarters. No. 6lT west Main
street. ~ perfect arrangements Tor the grand
demonstration next Tuesday. Every member Of
The Hub l. expected 20 be pre- seat and citizens or
the ward generally are invited ~ leud helping
hand. JOHN r. HANhlNr, frsslneni'
IAMES Ii. GiRHs. serretarY. no l2-ltt
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UNRERTAKERs.


CARPETS AND OiL-CLOTHs.-Ihav have
u lust received my fall stock OF goods. CAR
aud .IioLL ANDs, and CORNlCEs and POLES
LACE and DAMASk CURTAINS. PAPER
HANGINGS Of all styles. whiei IN offering al
Al orders promptly attenasa e.
A. JENNINGS,
1871 east Main street.
&C 4-2m Richmond. Va,
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FINANCIAL

MCCARTHY, secretary.
CHAs. n. WILLIS. solicitor. - II
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Maryland rIFEtNsyGANtI ..NrtNr
OF nNLTIMOrI.

Thi, company Doe, noi cmui'v 1's
BIT Will PAN THE Full C"MrEN~NnpN
DIRECT 10 t.e agent wi ''eur.s ti....s. l'-
MARYLAND LIFE la. been il,aea .'r'',''ai
bushes, for nearly tw,nly f.ar-. L,'r i.etn
claim Ia, been promptly uui without ieiH' o.
deduction In any ci,e rs ari'u, .. s-ry irs-.
The asset. Of tie company '.e iuvs t.'l be- eruri-
IDS Of The best cias,, wsich hl.. b'si yfin. -
the op,n market, AVID aii' noF ,-ll JOE uf.'
Ilrzersum then they originally rlI.
The ILLUSTRATED A-MANtD iok l-~',
giving nil Information 81, o. thr company fI,.-
ue... win be- Furnished upon application. PEG
sou, who age engaged in other oc,uprti .n. tnd
csn devote only portion of their tin' . H.
business, can secure favorable term. llr r'~
pan, also desires to employs comprteut '''.f'
sgcut .or portion o. the state ot N.izis'a.
Address communication, to
WILLIAM H. BLACKBOARD.
Manager Maryland Liie-lu-urine' Company.
NO 7.Iw Baltimore. Ma.
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HALF CENTURY N SUCCESSFUL
OPERATION.
DIRECTORS,

WI. CDwAWDfN, President
e.. o. NOTHING, r H. NpplN"N'
GRO. v. ALLEN, IhoNhs 'oIi'
" y. BOSNIAN, ~ DAVE
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EJ~>T. PAULS CHURCH.-Sermon
and Lecture In Lcctur2- Room TONIGHT at s
,Clock.
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A NNUAL MEETING.

n
The annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THIN RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will
he beld at the Office of the company, in The CITY of
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, November l9tn'
at l 2 O'Clock N. ..
no 5-td y. u. WINSTON, secretary
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MILlINM Id. nLNCKtOEO-

Manager Maryland Liie-lu-urlncc Ccmpan'.
,7.Iw Baltimore. Nj.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31
Holding on to a BuffaIo's Tail.
Bill Nyc

Few people have the moral courage to
follow buffalo around over half day
holding on by the tail. 1t is said that
Sioux brave once tried it, and they say
his tracks were ID miles apart. After
merrily saunterfng around with the buff
falo one hour, during which time he
crossed the Territories of Wyoming and
Dakota twice and surrounded the regu-
lar army three times, he became disconr-
aged and died from the injuries he had
received. Perhaps, however, it NAV
have been fatigue. 1t might be possible
for man to catch hold of the meagre
tail OF meteor and let it snatch him
through the coming years. 1t might be
that man with strong constitution
could catch a cyclone and ride it bare
back across the United States and then
have fresh one to ride back again, but
to catch buffalo bull in the full flush of
manhood, as it were, and retain his tail
while he crosses three reservations and
Two mountain ranges, requires great
tenaoity Of purpose and unusual mental
equipoise.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31
From French PHILOSOPHERS,

The attractions of woman are not in
the ensemble but in the details.
White hairs are the foam points which
cover the sea after the tempest.
The heart causes us to do stupid
things; the hand makes us avoid them.
1t is Of love as of soup; the first spoon
fuls are too hot, the last too cold.
To believe that you are loved for your
self is the height Of human folly.
Pride is bad counselor, but sure
friend; 1t obliges us to consider the iudg-
ment Of others.
Give money, but do not lend any; to
give makes persons only ungrateful,
while to lend makes them enemies.
III we could give as charity, to those
who employ it well, the time that we
waste, how many beggars would be rich.
What is wanting in woman is the in
termediate sentiment between love and
hate; she knows nothing of that weapon
of the strong man, Indifference.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

THE New York Times, speaking of
the tariff question and the Democracy,
says "The two factions of the Demo
cratic party in the House locked horns
in caucus last night. The struggle
lasted some hours. Mr.. Morrison car
ried resolution that means nothing. II
provides for the discussion of the Ways
and Means bill in Committee Of the
Whole, for its indefinite amendment for
the passage of "a bill. This nonsensical
resolution was then declared not to be
binding ON the party unless individual
members chose TO be bound by 1t. Mr..
Carlisle emphasized the emptiness of
the proceedings by securing the passage
of resolution providing for the repeal
of the tax on tobacco and the reduction
of the tax on fruit brandy to 10 cents per
gallon. Plainly the Democrats have
been so long accustomed to follow blind
ly, though at long distanoe,in the steps
Of the Republicans, that they have lost
the power of Independent action. They
have thrown away the only issue on
which they could go to the country, and
have elected to enter the canvas on their
merits. 1t would save them expense
and trouble If they did not enter it at
ALL"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

THE Cincinnati affair is one of the
remarkable freaks of mob law and shows
to what extent frenzy and the wild spirit
of rebellion can go. That 10000 men can
be found in one mob, wild, turbulent,
reckless alike of life and property. who
boldly defy and fight the authorities, is
one of the peculiarities of the times and
shows how little the la MS are respected
when the will Of the populace is aroused.
The exhibition of mob law and violence
made in Cincinnati was caused by jury
which returned verdict of man
slaughter against man who admitted
that he with another murdered the vic
tim. The verdict was rendered on the
morning of the 9th instant, and was
declared by the judge who tried the case
dered, was killed In his stable by blow
of a hammer and robbed OF 800, put in
wagon and dumped into Mill creek,
where his body was afterwards found.
Joe Palmer and William Berner con-
fessed that they did the murder and rob-
berry, and on the trial Berner testified
that Palmer did the actual killing, while
he only looked on and got his share of
the money. The verdict was universally
condemned, and the more it was dis
cussed the more the people became
inhamed, until in their desire to avenge
outraged law they called mass meeting
at the Cincinnati Music hall on Friday
last, and adopted strong resolutions
condemning the verdict, and then it was
only moment as it were, until the
raid was made upon the county Jail. in
order to wreak vengeance upon the muir
derer. Unfortunately the officers had
run the murderer of to the penitentiary,
and the mob was simply wave of vio-
lence and passion, where the lives of
scores of men were sacrificed that be-
lief in justice might be maintained. In
some respects the boosted civilization OF
the 10Th century is a travisty, and espe-
cially the law regarding the punishment
of crime. The sooner we get back to
that old Mosaic law Of an eye for an eye
and tooth for tooth, the sooner will
our civilization be advanced and Justice
be indicated, and there win be no oc.
casion for the thrilling scenes just enact
ed In Cincinnati.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Texas is just as good as another, two
thirds rule or no two-thirds rule; but in
the light of expedienoy and common
fairness the two-thirds rule might be
abolished. But whether 1t Is or is not
abolished, there will still be kiokers who
will raise the same growl under any
circumstances"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

"iF rnE Democratic party" says the
Henderson Times, 'refuses to go before
the people on the tariff issue, it will be
guilty Of cowardce most culpable and
will not deserve snccess.n
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

In Is refreshing to read that there is no
split among the Galveston Republicans,
and that when it comes to the main issue
they will act in concert, and if such is
the case the recent wrangle regarding
local primaries was altogether I'M
necessary.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

TIM Mexia Ledger compliments the
LIGHT in the sentence, "The SAN ANTo-
MO LIGHT is one OF the cleanest Republi-
can sheets i'm the United States.r
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31
MONDAY, March 81. 1884.

"SAN ANToNIo's moral wave," is the
way the outside barbarians speak of the
grand jury report.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

"WnEN murder occurs in Texas"
says the Galveston Print, sit developes
very rapidly and by the time the news
reaches Wisconsin it has become n
wholesale massacre and includes a
whole settlement. We read in Northern
exchange that the streets of San Antonio
recently resembled rivers of gore.r
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31
PO 7 ASH.
NO. WEST HOUSTON STREET.

lodide OF Potassium Is one of the strongest
OF the minerals used in medicine, and has pro-
duced much suffering In the world. Taken
for long time and in large doses. II dries up
the gastric juice, impairs digestion, the stomach
refuses food, and the patient declines In health
and weight. Persons with Blood or Skin
Diseases should be careful how they take these
mineral poisons, as In most instances the effect
of them Is TO almost permanently impair the
constitution. To take the place Of these poi
sons we oifer you safe, sure, prompt and per-
manent relief from your troubles. Swlft's
SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable preparation,
and II Is easy TO convince you of its merit.
! have cured permanently Blood Talnt In the
third generation by the use of Swift's Specific,
after had most signally failed with Mercury
and Potash. +. A. TooMEIi, NJ. d., Perry, Ga.
A young man requests me to thank you for
his cure OF Blood Poison by the use of your
Specific after all other treatment had failed.
JOS. JACOBS, Druggist, Athens Ga.
Our Treatise on, Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
Drawer 3, Atlanta,Ga.
N. Y.mce, i59 W. sd ST., bet. 9th & It'll AYES
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31
St. Leonard Hotel, San Antonio. ro.as.

=, This hotel has lately been opened on the
i european Plan, and promises to be very popu-
new. The rate is So 20 Der dav The
PROPRIETOR Phineas p. Lounsbery, Is a New
york man, and knows how a hotel ought TO be
kept and we can answer from persOnal ex-
perience that those once enjoying rs Comforts
VIII be sure to return again. Stock men will
please make a note of this. I-SSam
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Ladies approve Of your smoking
Little Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Balls health preserving corsets at 81
at s. Deutsch &C Co.'s.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Entered at postofice at San ANTOINE, lexas
second-class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

The Daingerfeld Herald tells of hail
storm that visited Morris county on
Monday night last, which ruined all
the fruit trees, destroyed all vegetation,
Knocked holes in the roofs of houses and
killed and manned birds. chickens, pigs
and young calves. The storm lasted
about 10 minutes and many of the stones
were as large as goose eggs.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

Tm Corsicana Courier discusses the
two-third rule as follows: "The two
thirds rule is causing great deal of dis
cussion in Texas just now, and the pa
pers are arraying themselves on either
side, one party claiming the two-thlrds
rule belongs to an efiete past and none
but the ring men and cliques wish it re-
tanned. The other side maintains that
the man who objects to the two-thirds
rule Is no Democrat, but Radical in
disguise and Democracy is not in him.
SO far as that goes one Democrat in
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-31

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
100 w. sd ST., bet. 9Th & Itb Ayes