The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-11


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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
New Time Gard In Eject May H. 1880
La q. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For 81. Louis. via Mo. pac. route q ~ p M
For II. Louis, via Iron Mountain. 800 A. M
For .ll'N H. W.
ARRIVALS
From ST. Louis, Missouri Pacihc so q. m.
From St Louis. Iron Mountain. l0'.1 p' m
From Laredo. '''" w. '''
O., II. a. = 4. AiLROAD.
two TR.. ms TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY.
Through Express Mast, Daily.
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and Calves
Leave se~, for New Orleans, Houston ard Calves
''"'''''' Arrive from the East.
Arrive nom Now orloano' Houston and Gal
ATsi sSoh from New orleans, Houston and Gal
'''''' Through west.
Leave for San Francisco, ri Paso, and Eagle
fade s.... .. ,'t-,, NJ pasc s,d EaaIc
Pass .-........''.'''.''''-'' '''.''''' a. H.
Saturday. July H. 1885.
ARKANSAS county is asking for rain
Were the railroad completed we could
have sent them plenty during the past
week.
SoME day San Antonio will have sew
ers and surface drainage and improved
streets, and then milk wagons will not
have to be pulled through the streets
with three horses.
GENERAL Sol Ross has long time in
coming out as candidate for.Governor,
and If his long silence has gained him
any strength, it is not at this moment
visible to the naked eye. Mr.. Ross has
been badly coached.
UP IN Iowa they have cyclones and
cold rain storms in this July weather.
What the great army of Democrats want
now more than anything else, Is Il cy-
clone that will wipe out all Republican
offensive partisans.
"
at strikes u.s. says the Springfield
Republican, from careful observation
that about as much steady going Chris
tlanity is placed into the daily journals
of the country every "a hours as into
any other business"
THE Board of Equalization of Calhoun
county has raised the valuatiOn OF sheep
to 81 30 head. The sheep men would
make money to sell them to the Commits
sioners at that price, and come out West
and buy plenty OF fine ones at 81 90.
WHEN EVER the bad condition Of the
city affects the members Of the City
Council, 1t Is high time for the average
citizen to put up his lightning rod.
Those members who have been sick OF
late will no doubt look with favor upon
petitions for the drainage of suburban
frog ponds.
THE Indian trouble seem to be catch.
In and all tho trfhao In, the oo,,nt . -.