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Sam Jones at his Best.

The cold blooded clergyman who criti.
ci.cs the Rev. Sam Jones rs rough,
coarsc and vulgar should get up in his
pulpit and attempt to say something that
shall even begin to approach the beauty
of Thought, purity and religious fervor
The pvroratinn Of an address lately de-
livercd ty him in Gainesville, Ga.
The Rev. Sam w;us speaking OF grow
ing in grace, and religion that made
men kind, and concluded by aaying:
"That is what we want-love toward
God and man. 1t is said the larks of
Scotland are the sweetest singing birds
of earth. No piece of mechanism that
man ha. ever made has the soft, sweet,
glorious music in it that the lark's throat
has. When the farmers of Scotland
walk out early in the morning they flush
the larks from the grass, and as they rise
they sing, and 40 they sing they circle,
and higher and higher they 60, circling
as they sing, until at last the notes OF
their voices die out in the sweetest strains
that eurth ever listened TO. Let US begin
to circle up higher and higher, until We
food the Throne of God itself, and the
strains of our voices melt in sweetest
sympathy with the music of the skies"
Record
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Old Virginia Novor Tires.

LYNcHBURa, Va, October 10.-Tbree
distinct shocks of earthquake were felt
in this city last night between II and IL
o'clock. A loud tumbling sound pre-
ceded each shock. The direction of the
disturbance was due north and south.
Many people, frightened by the noise
and shaking of windows and furniture,
rushed for the street, each inquiring of
his neighbor the cause of the distnrb.
ance. This is the first shock felt in this
vicinity for ten years.
RICHMOND, Va, October 10.-The
earthquake was also felt in certain parts
of this city last night, but the vibrations
we're very slight. Advices from other
points west aud south of Richmond re.
port slight shocks between the hours of
11.30 and II last night.
STAUNToN, VA, October lO.-The
earthquake shock was very perceptible
here last night at 1l.40, continuing over
half minute. 1t was so pronounced
that several persons ran out of their
buildings, and many were aroused.
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Death Of Cardinal McCloskey.

New YORK, October 1O.-Cardinal
McCloskey died at 1850 this morning.
He died peacefully, surrounded by re!a.
tives and clergymen. Soon after 4 p. M.
the Cardinal sank into Inconsistencies,
and 30 he continued until his death.
Drs. Rengo and Townsend are emb.lm
ing the body Of the deceased Cardinal,
preparatory to its removal to the Cathe.
dral, where it will lay in state until
Thursday morning, when the funeral
obsequies will take place at 1890 o'clock.
Archbishop Corrigan will celebrate mass,
md Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore,
will deliver the funeral address. On
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at
4 o'clock, and on Thursday morning at 9
O'Clock the clergy will chant the office for
the dead. The Cathedral will be heavily
draped in mourning. 1t is expected that
large throng of "the faithful" will visit
the Cathedral on Tuesday and Wednes.
day to bid final farewell to their deceas.
ed prince.
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Not T IN to be Shot.

On the Sd of September We published
an account of the accidental shooting Of
John Price, colored, at McKenzie's mill
in this County, few days previously, by
which a part of his skull was blown off
and his brain exposed. There was an
air of e1aggeration in the statement, yet
the leading circumstances of the affair,
as published, were strictly true; and
what may seem more astonishing, the
wounded man is now we'll and working
regularly in the cotton field. Not only
was a portion of his skull blown Off
severed from the head-but it is stated as
true that at least one third of his brains
spilled on the ground where they were
left. The severed part of his head VAS
replaced, and uniting, it healed up almost
without scars and as physiological
phenomenon, it is asserted that notwith.
standing the loss of his brains he now
has more sense than before the accident.
TorkviWe Enquirer.
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ESTATE SALE.

TTNDER an agreement among the heirs m
u at law of Elijah Brown, deceased, we
will sell at public auction, at Anderson
CITY, on SALESDAY In NOVEMBER
next, the following Tracts of Land, belong
ing to said Estate, to wit:
TRACT NO. /, or Homestead Tract,
containing one hundred and ten and one
half acres. more or less, bounded by Wm.
Burriss, A. G. Fretwell and Tract No. e
TRACT NO 2, containing se7enty'seyen1
and one-lalf acres, more or less, bounded
by Tract Nc. /, John a. O'Neal and Blue
Ridge Railroad.
TRACT NO. 3, containing forty.two
acres, more or less, bounded by Blue Ridge
Railroad and Wm. Burriss. =
These tracts are situated from y 10 5
miles Northwest of Anderson c. II.
TERMS o.. SALE-One-third cash, balance
on credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, to be secured by bond
and mortgage, with privilege of nntici-
pating payment. Purchasers to pay extra
fnr papers. a.,
a pIa. ." these lands can h., s's''' III The
PETER r. BROWN,
JOHN BROWN,
Attorneys in fact Of heirs at law.
Oct 2. 1881 l3
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= Within the past five years more than
500 divorces have been granted by the
Supreme Court of this County, aud less
than $lOO in costs paid in all together.
The people this way certainly have a
mania for divorces, but not for paying to
etthem. In one term thirty-six divorces
were granted, twenty one Of which were
brought by women and fifteen by men.
Not long agoa negro woman called on
young lawyer here and told him she de
sired to get divorce. He asked upon
what ground, when she coolly informed
him that she had been living with her
husband several wears and had become
tired OF him. "Dncs yer think" said
she, "dat wants ter live wid wan nigger
all mer life, bnss ?"-Atlanta cor. augusta
News,
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= all the parties Tor whom warrants
were issued in the Culbrca'h case, with
the exception of DR.. Key. w. l.. McDan-
iel and Irwin Holmes, were brought in
this morning by Sheriff QUITS and lodged
in the lower rooms of the Jail. DIR. Key
and Mr.. Mcdaniel are detained at home
on account of serious illness in their
respective flmilirs whilst young Holmes
is himself quite sick They will report,
however, To the sheriff every day or two.
Application for bail will not be made
belnre Tuesday of next week Correpen'
dcpce Ne,ns and Courier.
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A moral nansna nc sodnn fo;lod

"A moral census of Sodom failed to
discover ten righteous men, and an inqui.
ry into the recent employments of Con-
gressmen fails to disclose larger number
of Federal legislators who have made
the least effort to earn their comfortable
monthly salary of S416, which they have
been drawing since the 4tL of March.
The annual salary of a member of Con-
gress is $1,000, and out of the year he
votes himself seven months vacation.
This is not exactly business basis of
service, but it might become the fashion
if employees could first settle their own
salaries!and then fix their vacations.
One day last week a number of
ladies and gentlemen standing on Wha-
ley's mill dam saw deer running on the
dam towards them. Upon seeing them
it jumped in the pond and started to
swim across. A son of Mr.. Whaley,
about ten years old jumped in boat,
chased and caught it, and striking it on
the head with the paddle killed it. Ho
then cut its throat, put it in the boat and
brought his prize out.-Bam'ceU People.
= That calf lawsuit in Indiana which
cost $4,000 over animals worth $50,
reminds US of similar transaction under
the ancient regime Of the South Carolina
railroad. jolly Jim Meredith used to
tell how a mule worth about $40 was
killed near Oraugeburg, and before the
lawsuit was settled it cost the company,
we think, $4,000.
= The Rev. Newton Chance, of Texas,
is in an unfortunate fix. In 1863 he killed
an editor in Sherman and moved to Mis-
sissippi. At that time he was lawyer,
but becoming converted, entered the
ministry. Recently he returned to
Texas, and while on visit TO Sherman
was arrested for the murder committed
twenty two years ago.
The Southern cotton mills are
slowly but surely working out of their
depression. There may be no big boom,
but there will be safe, profitable busi-
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- At Chester on Monday last, while
little boy was nursing a child of Scott
Torbit, colored, the child fell from the
tny's arms and struck its head against
the rocker Of cradle, breaking its skull.
The child was about four months old.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given that tho un..
dersigned, Administrator of the Estate OF
Susan j. Parker, deceased, will apply to
the Judge of Probate fer Anderson County,
on the 10th day of November, 1885, for .
Final Settlement and discharge from said
office as Administrator of said Estate.
VIM. ]. PARKER, Admir-.
Oct Is, 1885 IA
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TWO hundred and four acres Of fine
Cotton Land-60 acres in cultiva.
ton, good Dwelling on it, lying midway
between Walhalla and Westminster-for
sale to the highest bidder by the Master Of
Oconee on Saleday in November next, to
be sold at the Court House in Walhalla.
Ter,as, one.half cash, balance ON u credit
of one year. RICHARD LEWIS.
Oct Is, 1856 Master, Oconec Co.
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FOWLER'S STABLES
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HORSES and MULES ]!

r HAVE just completed an addition to
Il my Stable, making it one OF inc IN lar lar
Country, and am now prepared to take bet
ter care than ever of my customers Stock
and Vehicles.
Also, have OF hand at all times supply
of Stock. which am offering ut low prices
on easy terms.
10 those indebted to me, will say that
| am compelled to make collections by ISL
November. Please come up at once. ana
save mo The trouble Of scndinga collector
to see yOti ,,,,,,
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ANDERSON , g. O.
Oct l, 1885
ESTATE SALE.

T1NDER an agreement among the heirs
u of Sally NJ. Gable, deceased, We
will sell on the premises, IL miles South
of Anderson c. H., on the Flat Rock
road, on the 3Oth day of October, the fol.
lowing property, to wit :: One Tract of
Land, containing one hundred acres, more
or less--3O acres in the woods, well timber
ed, balance in fair state of cultivation.
Also, Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other things
too tedious to mention. For other infor-
nation apply to ]. L: GABLE, or
A. J. SHAW,
Storeville, S. G.
Oct Is, 1885 IA 2
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ESTATE NOTICE.
T. All persons indebted to the Estate Of
Jesse Kay, deceased, must make payment
by the Lst of November, 1885. and all those
having demands against said Estate are re.
quested to present them to me, duly attest.
ed, within the time prescribed by law.
M. ELGIN.
Oct Is, 1885 IA ia
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Why go about with that aching head?
Try Ayers Pill. They will relieve the
stomach, restore the digestive organs to
healthy action, remove the Instructions
that deprcss nerves and brain, and thus
euro your headache permanently.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-15

For Virginia Casimeres, Jeans, Kirseys,
&C., at low prices, go to j. P. Sullivan..&
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The Southern cotton mills are
slowly but surely working out of their
depression. There may be no big boom,
but there will be safe, profitable busi-
ness.
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Land for Sale in 0conee Go.

Oct Is, 1885
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20
Accomplished Pc

MIR. Agustin Campo, a
the Mexican army, who'e
visiting this city, is probhh
accomplished penman H.,
Mr.. Campo says that he q
the entire matter of the VI
space Of n quarter ofa doll
inils to take the first prize
titions that he has been ne.
ter. He is about 10 years L
spent the entire active
HE in the military service
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

George Rea. one of the.
employees Of the Lone Star
participated in the battle r,
Germans at that brewery !
ing, has been captured and
officer Brown arrested him
near the International ra
kea says that Ed. Johnso
negro, and the only one n
has left the city, but the DO
statement with a good deal
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20
Departed.

Mr.. Hans Leohner and W
Miss Marie Math, left tb
morning after an extended
of several weeks at Mission
Tyrolean warblers. They q
berg. thence to La Grange,
other places. Miss Mamie
fourth member of the compi
IN the city u few DAYS an
leave with her intended h
Wahlt, for Germany to be M
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20
FASHION THEATRE.
The Production Of the WelI-known
Drama, Dayy Crockett.

Monday night at the Fashion theatre,
is always an eventful one, owing to the
change of programme, which the man
agemont provides on that evening.
Last evening is deserving OF especial
mention, because the attractions pro-
vlded are the best that have appeared
on the Fashion stage since It, commence
ment.
Ofthe speoialties, Messrs. Burns and
Ames, are fresh arrivals BpGntR86 Tie 10
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"A WONDERFUL PrN, Non

"A WONDERFUL RUM NOR.
LEH'S TINS AGUE Tonic IL croat
ing quite furore and having wonder
lui run among ohill-suherIng peonIe
claiming advantages heretofore deemed
impossible, and making such rapid and
permanent cures, causes people to fall
ABOUT 1t. Contains no quinine, merenrv
arsenic or deleterious drug of any kind
Cleanses and tones the stomach. aronses
the Kidneys and liver and operates fine
~ upon the bowels, making its aotion
prompt and effective even in obronjc
cases that have resisted all other medi.
9 San Try 1t. Sold by F. Kalteyer 4
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Houses to PatrOniZe.

-Shot.guns loaned at reasonable
Ia'es NJ Emerson's. l0-l9-tf
For shirt call on f. Sheets. n Com
merce street. i0.2.tf
The handsOmest fall and winter
suits, at +. Sheets. Il Commerce st. off
wo-horse peddlers' license for sale
cheap at Emerson's, next door TO the
0oui'-house' l0-l0-tf
III you want n fine fat turkey or
ohieken, call Mt Bgetman's, No. 10 west
sue military plaIo ,as'.-. u. 9-29-lm
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The Profei

James o. Barrows to 30.
ut Turner hall in w
romantic comedy, "T.
The company, all cal
have during their travel of
Gus euiogiums from all ,at
press. The cast is a lar''b
ing OF 10 characters. Miss-
the title role, and Miss Raj
who Is n neice of Genered
nam takes the chara
Brown.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

Now, If you or any of your family
are suffering with Chills, Remittent or
intermittent Fever, Aching of The
BONES Dizziness, lrritability, Nervous
ness, Jaundice, Billlousness, or anv
ouner symptom of malarial poison. we
sgrSsHestly solicit you TO try MORLEY,S
annai o AHGE TONIC, for If used ac-
oorulhg 10 directions we know the re-
eyer d Son. A"i'-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

An old man who Ii rick
merce street, on ProsT and
last night by Officer y to
about the streets in a BIZ
and said he was lost a. ue'
his way home. lie wa
cave and allowed to fets
morning.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

Messrs. Harnlseh q Baer announce 70
the public and their patrons that thew
are prepared to serve hot coffee. oboco,
late, and oysters in every style, during
me season at their ice cream parlors. or,
Commerce street. o. aG-ir,n y"
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PERSONAL.
h and Going Of Home People
Apd Strangers.

apd Strangers.
las recovered from the
~ is down with the
~ m is suffering the
A. Nrofthe First Ma
MT, JohnN- the city.
tlonnl bank, hNstart for
Mr.. Felix Levy,e and
his return to his T.,
Paris.
colonel II. b h,c.a' "
tasc returned II ''"''
Louis. d shells
Captain Fred S. -l'I
Flores street car
York city. ~ Co.
Alex Rosy lei Com
Sunset train for a O-2-tf
ana Houston. ny ma
Colonel j. G.. C.
TO Camp Rice oisonable
VIII start In a few
Miss Sallie Glnpgun
Young lady OF San GO.
Kenircu 3, eN'o''ue'case Mt
g. -lD.tf
Mr.. Dick Skaggs an, t..
ness man Of Beevll ,, w ior
talks Aransus Pass "ee's'
Bee county. new,
Captain Crisp, TT liner
proprlctnrs ofthe ' '''u
de-. paid the LiGur othing
thismOrning. sheets,
Sam II. Fisk, n-Z-u
street railway, Mon Bethel
the city visiting fri,ber, at
mp from the denguerthern
u do v,u. ,t.,,l-ly.
II lilocker and hDthing
truWer. Observation-Disclosures,
StoCkdnle; NJ. LoeiIl-2-tf
Aban. -. Louis: C.lto
Galveston; 5. Calm Grent
redo; y. II. Suren, A-lv,
VI Goggan, City; Jrcna,s
& columbus. are at TIA oynr
Hon. Il. Il. Lane, ll0.tf
linbcock. Canton. Int ,or
Austin; j. A. Grii,n'.,,oi
Graves and wife. 'e,'''
llenslev, Weimar; lshing
DALLAS; NJ. Allen, rs "a
knight. Lullng; l.. F2-u
b. Is. Guthrie, Baltiishing |
llcs, Pearsall; Il. rs. II |
Texas; G. A. ClOug-2-tf
.inke, Mexico: l.. Scents, |
T. G. EdloT. Gonzall9-tf
= r. Patterson, lilac.
{ Miss
Il. o. Bartholomew to
on, Virginia; J. B.Slm
ecker, New York: novel
:; 4. &. Breed, rec ST.
leath, Taylor; A. S..
n. Austin; l.. Il. " In ! ,r
pringiield. Mo; 10 %-u
elphin; h. >. Manard lob
j. G. Irving, If
raham. Miss GranvsI,i,g
.iss A. Wall, Mr.. atts' a
rllard, Chas. Stual5.tr
Phipho, b. j
item. are at the Mas OF
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

~ rms popular establishment at No. 237
Commerce street, has just received A
iatge supply OF new goods with special
attention to winter wear. Ladies viii
ind 1t interesting to examine the stool
OF line shoes just arrived. Good bar-
gains can be had in iirst-class goods.
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Going Into ' yHisI

Shell Skillman. a iierst-
hard reputation, has hall
where Detective Hu-lm
dieting she would iOvel-
charge is for theft ooc st.
utensils, tubs, sc. deby
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20
Another higlm.

%, -ianos
The Dawson clip oomas
Preside county, solcG-lm
Mr.. lIellman for tw, Ele-
pound, being the hig and
wool this fall. The COM
Sonthdown and Meriil,pen-
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THE MARKETS
Reported expressly for the l.
Floyd y Co., a Soledad street;

reported expressly for the IL
Floyd n Co., "a Solcdad street:
NEW YORK, October eO.-Spo,
nrhi middling, . l3-lGc; sales' ID
lures, quiet and ensy. Octoh,
November, 01l0Q.T2; Decemhd
January, H,a3Mg 80; February. Il IN
lNVjDlOOG; April 10. lGuIO.Ii: MaI
June lp.3SNl0,39; July, l0.iiIi0l
LlvERPuOL, October eO.-SpoH
dllngs, 1-lB; Orleans. b5sd. SAIL
receipts, l2uOO bales. Futures.
November. $40; November-Da !
uecember'January, 5.l9. pa
NEW HORK, October 20 - Sos
niorthWestern, 100; Delaware and
MS; saint Pau, sos. is
CnIcAGo, October eO.-Whe5o I
GGenhor, Wtc. Corn, steady; ia NJ
FORK, steady; December. So. " on
January S6.l0. Receipts Use
bushels; Corn, 25,2OO bushd Trt
mead Shipments - Wheat, DIR
Corn, 1900,
The only cigarettes k io N
stick to the lips are Ope1 'ooo
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SAN ANTONIO
SAYINGS BANK.
NO. AZ sOLEDAD STREET.

Under the management of /. Gar,o ,o,,--.-
Deposi vs. subject to check, received 6If intn,
est wiz be paid only ON Time Deposits az ~
ni,rn uPWtrds ~ ihe rate of por cent per mn.
nun. banking hoirs-0a. m. to d, m, Sat.
ugIags v a. M. 20 ,, M, for the c6nyenienco
OF Savings Bank DcDositors. '"'onoe
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

San Antonio Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
Steel Boxes rented In o,,r u,r,.,..
oIeelnned Murblo-encasod Vault. Ali ha woa
projected ny master key. Rent SOC n pDonth
anu upward according to size of box. '"
l.. CARA, PrestJert
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

The only cigarettes kIco,
stick TO the lips are OpeB 'o'
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)oUSp I hoIlCE-faken up, and in City Pound
= ~ Moniefey street, near Alazan creel, ON
or about the 18th day of October. lss5, n pii
e o,iI stud Horse; no brand. crop of rI,rht
I Iro,, crop on lelt ear. One Brown Coli. mo-
n nn one iilue Horse; branded Il II p con nv
nectel, which will, IL not redeemed hoTo p.,,
Sha1iei ne sofa NJ public auction to the bivbest
bnnr ~ II io or cash at said pound, At The
S9ner, ieso Bids less than m" nIno MY,
naeu Dy ordinance will not be receiyo5 fnr
any animal put up at auction. ior
iuIV PHtL SHARnEIN Marshal
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CHEAP COLUMN.

SERVANT Gl6L WANTED Mt l.. ; palms bakery
~ East Commerce street. German prcfcrrrd
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

su~son violating the |
C0y, anu ueIV' al be.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-20

4 ooD BOARD AND LODGING at 81 M nor wool
VI can be had Mt the English Kitchen. cnrner
VI i"uS'"" "Nu Acequlo streets. l021-lm
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~ sulls, all sizes, $3.50.
20 suits, all sizps. $500.
Mems from $500 to Sl2OO.
lO-G-e. o. d. Has A Orpr,,,,,,.,....
In order 10 afford annie nsco..,,,o-
dations, the Vance house viii be onsncd
uhuer the management of one If III
present prOprletors OF one of our grst-
clhss lOteis' and the best Of fare is guar
anteed. !" guar
inc members Of Fire company No
4; uIe requested TO report at the nall on |
Malhtt street, tomorrow morning nj |
J'dO O'Clock, to attend the funeral of |
young Paul Hoyer, son of the late Citv |
Collector, Julius Hoyer. NY
We have tins day re-opened onr fab
ana oyster business, and are prenor.d a."
Iurhlsh hOlels, restaurants and families
AZ lowest hgures. Free delivery TO mi
parts ofthe city. ~ "''
IO-lO-lw SAN ANTONIO ICE FAcroRy.
Thursday morning in the Velksfest
procession / viii have my third grand
distribution OF 10000 packages of cign-
a &c oOuu cigars, 1900 packages tob9o-
pass by. Sni n ,, 90
III you need a new Garnet
~ pcs. Ingram carpets, 81 cts. per vord
10 pcs. Ingram carpets, 40 ois her var" "rd'
5U0 pcs ingram carpets, 30 cts. Der ynrd
~ pcs Brussels carpets, 70 cts. Der yard
81 pcs. mating, % cts. per yard,
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we respectfully call attention TO tbe
public that the celebrated French dyer
i5eo' Caen, well known in the state ~
ieXas since 1874, Is fully prepared 10
rye clothing In fast oolors, and aiso IN /
3leah All Kinds of wearing apparel with :
leatness and dispatch, at 40 East Hous-
: ~ street, opposite Gregory's china hall.
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