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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
FITTING AND SUPPLIES.
J. w. X. Browne, No. 254 Second
Street.

The already large and constantly
increasing demand fer thorough and
sanitary plumbing has necs ssitated
the carrying of large stocks OF
supplies in the latest and most ap-
proved styles of bath tubs, wash
stends, water clost IS, traps, eoeks,
valves, etc, IS well as the employ
ment OF large forca of the most
skilled and reliable woikmep, in order
to execu' esprcmptly the orders for this
work, and Browne, the Plumber" is
prepared to fully supply the wants OF
the city and Surrounding Country. 1t
is not necessary, or even profitable, to
90 elsewhere for Plumbing work, or
for the lines in which Browne is en-.
gagged that IS The furnishing Of gas
ald steam ripes, cooke, valves, inspi-
rators, stasm pumps, fiuiugs and en-
CINE trimmings for the country and
city trsde-which is ce1ried in large
quantities end all siz s, from six inch
pipe apd fittings down 10 the
smallest sizes, aod in oroer to
fill the orders OF tina jobbing trade
as well as mills and fac cries promptly
and in The bsst manner, Mr.. B owne
hes recently added steam power in
his establishment with capacity for
cutting and tnresdiDg pipes from the
smallest tize up to and including
eight inches in diameter, which IS
equal to the capacity OF any HOUSE, in
the West or South.
In the gas fixture line the largest
stock and most varied selection of
newest designs are to be found here,
and at prices as low as in the Eastern
markets. T. may Re proper 10 say
here that this house is now the oldest
and most successful IN this line in the
city Of Memphis, and it will prove to
the interest of all to place their orders
with ]. w. X. Browne, 254 Second
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
or Bucks Brilliant Base Burners
Something to BE Appreci-
ated by HOusekeePers
and Business Men.

1t is unD ecefss'y to remind our
readers that Bucks Brilliant" Stoves
have stood for the last twenty years
aud still stand at the head of all stoves
made in this country. Our old citi-
zeps can remember the many lsuie's
which they won at our county fairs
in the good cid days when commit
tee of la lies would lake charge of the
genuine cooking matches which were
then in vogue.
Their "B Sc Burners" are equally
superior to all others, both in beauty
and solid worth besldss, the prices
are 80 HaIcnable that anyone who
desires good stove can etsily afford
10 get "BriIliani' instead of being
bothered with inferior stoves.
At tbs Memphis Metal and Wood
Mandatory, N>s. 498 and 440 Main
stree, there is a magnificent display
of these stoves, and a witt there will
be interesting to any per;ou, no mat.
ter whether they desire to purchase
stove trnot. ALI ara cordially invited
to call and inspect them, and the gen.
emanly clerks will tbke pleasure in
giving any Information desired.
Among our leading citizens who are
utirg BUCKS Brilliant" B,se Blu ner
are Capt. AID Sorm, Poplar Street
B ulevard; Col. B. NJ E;tee, No. 1917
Adams street; A. @. Haven, Tonnes
see street; Mis. E. p. StratteD, No.
2l2 Carroll averue; R. M. Mansford,
No. 345 Linden streer; ]. E. Beas!ey,
No. 3s7 Vance street; H. @. WarinDer,
No. SO Tate street; w. p Miller, No.
II Linden street.: R. L Coffiu, No. 46S
Shelby street; Mrs. S. Z. Cochran,
No. Ais Poplar stree Judge E. S.
Hammond, No 4l2 Poplar street;
Judge A. H. Doucla's, No. 40l Shelby
street; Judge II. T. Elicit, No. 543
Shelby street; DR.. R. E Bullir ct n,
No. 35l Msin street; J. N. Ford, Nc
Lamors avenue; ]. V. Johns on, No.
$50 Vance street; G. d. Raine, No. II
Union street; @. f. Tucker, No Az
Orleans street; VI. II. Mttte, No. 1l8
Jont avenue; w. w, Shouss, No. l47
Adams street, and o. hers.
AT the above place can also be found
the most complete assortment of
Cooking and Hes'ing Stoves to be
fouud in this city, and at prices that
DEFY comp 9tit'ou.
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ON CHANGE.

IT is roughly rs mated that the
amount realized by the cotton crop Of
Egypt this year will be G9,000,000.
]. II. MooRK, Nashville, Tenn; A.
Warren, New York; Miss Emma Ora.
ham, city; j H, Mcclellan, Oincin.
natl; VIM. Harper, Liverpool, Eng
lsnd; Miss Alice 0'Neil, city; Miss
Annie Roper, city; w. Adams. Tennes-
see; d. r Cousin, Liverpool, England
Obas II. True, Portland, Me, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. II. Bradd, Glenn Falls; Frank
M. Smith Jackson, Tenn, and w, L.
Thompson, Little Rock, Ark, we're
visi 'ors at the Cotton Exchange yes
terdsy.
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KOSCIUSKO, MISS.
Filth Mississippi Mass Meeting and
Barbecue.
lsPEoIAL TO The APPKAL.l

KosCIUsKo, MISS, Ottober 9.-Tbe
Fifth Congressional Dittr CT mass
meeting and barbecue took place, IN a
besutlful grove west Cf town, here to-
day and was grand success. Fully
800 persons were on the grounds.
The Hon. j. p. Allen, chairman of the
Congressional Executive Committee,
Introduced the exercises by reading a
patriotic let er from Col. singleton,
which was highly complimentary
TO his successor, the Hon.
Q. L. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson
being then introduced spoke
briefly. Gen. 4. @. Waltba'l was the
next speaker, and for an hour and
twenty minuas he discussed State
ard national affairs in an eloquent and
masteriy manner. His Endorsement OF
Mr.. Cleve and and his administration
WAS emphatic and was well received.
Tee dinner was ample. Afer dinner
Senator George made one Of his foic'-
be speeches. B,th Senator'S are great
favoites il this sect OF, az esew here
throughout the State. Col. j. il
Power, of jackson, also made a brief
resp) nse 10 a cal upon him.
The Hon. Green b. Hue dleston, oil
SEQ county, ia addressing large
crowd at the courthouse tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

Msny as are the Democratic speak
ers enlisted in the canvass in Tennes.
see, none are ADLER than Gov. Albert
S. Marks; many as have been the
spec ches recently delivered in Mem
phis, none have surpassed in power
and eloquence the speech Of Gov.
Marks la t night. 1t was refteshing
political delverance bfciuse of lis
clear.cut, inuisive and unequivo cal
discussion OF the vital issues involved
in national aud State politics. 1t lad
nyne of the hesitating tircumlccution
or shivering evaiion which has be-
come 80 common among political
irimmers. On the contrary, right or
wrong, it was fearless, square tod and
emphatic on every question it touched
--sn agreeable novelty in its courage
and candor in these days Of lodging
aud double dealing In civil affairs as
in civil war Gov Marks has proved
himself tie gallant soldier, patriot
and Statesman. He merits the hon.
ors he has won in war and in peace,
and that confidence which the people
of Tennessee impose on bis honesty,
integrity and great abilities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
The Runners az brooklyn.

GRAvEsEND, L. l, October 9,-Brcok-
lyn Jockey Club meeting:
First Rdce-0ne mile. Little Min
ME won by length and half; Her
bert St cond, Ten Strike third. Time
Il :42t.
Second Rdce.-Mile and sixteenth
Climax won by half length; Begaras-
bush second, Jessie third. Time
1;49t.
Third RACE. -Mile and a quarter.
Frank Ward won by a head; Rupert
second, Jim Douglass third. lime -
2:0S1.
Fourth Rdce.-The second October
sweepstakes; mile and an eighth. Bar
mum won by length and half; Mile
second. Volante third. Time 1851.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

Rickard. Dandridge; A. d. Taylor,
Happy Valley.
Pensions were increased 10 the FOL
lowing: G. w. Grass, Big Creek Gap F.;
W. E. XII by, May Day; O. @. Evans,
Bulrs Gap; ] Dickson, Edon's Ridge ;
B. M. Middleton, Ns0mansville; S, P.
Hargis, Lafayette; j. McAlexsnder,
Porte rfield; q. @. Boyd. Jonesboro /;
b. Lane, Bristol; /. Gully, North
Springs; L. r. HeLry, ChucSy Valley
I. Young, Jones Station; Z. Mayo,
LeraldEtnWn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Appointments by the President

WASHINGTON, Oct Der 9.-The Pes
ideut today appointed Michael f. Bat.
ielle, of Minnesota, to be Register OF
the Land Office at Fargo, OAK. lhos.
Priestly, OF Wisconsin, to be Agent
for Indians OF the Yakima Agency,
Wash. Ter. and Q. f barley, OF Ari-
zona, to bs Register of the Land Office
of l.rirs ON A liz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Afternoon session,

At the afternoon session the roll OF
the local assemblies was called and
each presented such resolutions as it
desired to lay before the General AS.
fembly. The total number presented
was 2S2. They were referred to the
Committee on Distribution for sub
mission to appropriate committees,
Printed copies of the reports OF the
Executive Board. the general secre.
taIy, the treasurer and other officers
were given to each delegate. A stand
ing committee of thirteen on finance
was appointed, ss we'll az the follow.
ing special committees: Chinese and
Foreign Contract Labor, Emigration,
Legislation, Relief Schemes and Penn
sylvania aud Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Corporations. The assembly ad-
journed until Tuesday morning to
permit the delegates to take part in
the parade aud other festivities ar
ranged in their honor by the Rich
mond Knights of Labor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

New YoEK, October 9.-Lotd Ions
dale has fl ed an answer to the com
paint against him made by David de
Bensaude, in which he denies every
allegation contained therein, except
thar Violet Cameron is de Bsnsaude 8
wife and that che has issue OF their
union, one child.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
The Inst Day

For the sale Of tickets in the next
drawing Of the Louisiana Lottery will
be tomorrow. In order to furnish the
fullest opportunity to those who wish
TO purchase, the office will remain
open till 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
This Is one of the lottery schemes in
which each ticket holder has fair
chance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Eresh Menfs and Gnme.

V. d Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson
street, is the leading house in fresh
meats and game. He a $50 deals largely
in oyfters, and retailers will find him
a good msn to deal with. Squirrels,
quail, venison. fish, and all seasonab'e
game, can be found there,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Every Citizen

Knows the Importance Of good shoes
Ill fitting and poorly made foot gear
are nuisances, and should be avoided
j. NJ. Hill 4 Co., corner Of Union and
Main, are exper enced dealers, who
have their Boots aud shoes made Of
the best leather end by first class
woikmen. They cell at lowest rates
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Tennessee Pensions ana PostO mces

isPEoIAL TO THR APPEAL.l
WARRINGTON, October 9.-The fol-
lowing pensions we're allowed today
to people in Tennessee: J. f. Sttsder,
Clinton; W. Yates, BeckWith; W. d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
GETTING GOOD READY.
MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING OF
TIE Y. m. &. A.
Preparing for Lectures, sOciaIs and
Other Entertainments This
Winter.

The members' monthly business
meeting OF tie Young Mems Christian
Association was held lat week
at their hall, No. 207 Main stree'.
Vjce President l.. H. Estes opened he
meeting with devotional exercis es.
The secretary then read the minutes
OF the last meeting, which were ap-
proved.
The Meme bsrship Committee re-
port d eight applications ioc membt r
ship, who were eli cted.
Toe Lecture Committee is ana ging
for lectures, socials and entertain
ment', 10 be given during the winter.
Mr. e tes reported organizing new
association, with thirty.one me mbeIs,
near Lucy, Tenn.
Tue Rom Committee Tepor' ed fur
nishiDg parlor and secI etsIy's Office,
al d will make further additions soon.
The secretary made the following
report September:
Gospel meetings, 4; attendsnce........ $40
Young mems meetings, 4; attendance. ia
Young mems choir meetings, d; attend
ance ....,................,
Business meeting, l attendance...... 20
Ladies Auxiliary meetings, 3; attend
ance'.'''''' AZ
NlsltOrb......... OOJ
Books taken from library. 80
Total attendance at rooms ............1, 205
The State Convention meets in
Knoxvi L., Tenn, on the Dist to oath
instant. All menbers who can rossi.
bly, tend are requested 10 do go, and
srort to Mr.. R. G. Craig at once. Re-
duc3d fsre has been ST secured, and all
delegates will be entertained by the
Knoxville association.
The usual gospel and song service
this afternoon at o'clock, conducted
nv T. H. Rice, at the rooms, No. POI,
Main street Lee Block. All persons
are cordially invited.
Young mems NEE ting every Tuesday
night, at s o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
LAW REPORTS.
Circui, Court-Est Judge

Jury ocslendar farr Monday: Nos.
1898, A. McGinnis & Son Va A. Han
cock ct al !; 5456, w F. Shade ct al.
va Taxing Distr ct; 1898, Toof, Phillips
& Co. vs. L. r Hart ct al; $3.50, State,
for use McHenry VS. Ben May ct al. ;
I'LL, Sslin P. Clenderrin vs. Memphis
and Chsr'esion railroad; 7ll5, Mar.
gsret Dolsp, admins atrix, VS. Louis
vile and Nashville "a lrosd; 1897,
Samuel Funk ct a.. vs. w. IL. Heron !;
S031, Hor.cs f Andrews Va Geo.
Smith; S21l, L b, Eaton vs. NJ. Steger /;
1886, Louis Fritz VS. @. @. Helm; S437,
Cha les Stew vs. Milburn Gin and
Machine Company; 1888, New York
Iron and Paint Company VS. Milburn
Gin and Machine Company; $3.50, 4.
A. B afford VS. @. @ Helm; S45l, Dan
G. Marden vs G. O. Helm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

Distribution by Wards-First, 8;
Second, 8; Third, L; Fourth, l;
Fifth, o; Sixth, L; Seventh, 8; Eighth,
3; Ninth, z; Tenth, 2. City Hospital
8. Still born, l, Whits, IS. Colored,
~. Total, 81,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Chancery Court-EIIett, Judge.

Calsndarf 1r Mon day Nos. 1929, Finch
VS. Addison; 1869, smith vs. Duval ;
1884, Cole Manufacturing Company vs
Gayoso Hotel; 1897, Amonette VS.
Beard; 1901, Graf on vs Wells; 1902,
Bluff City VIZ Watkirs; 1905, Goodwin
We Todd; 1919, Goth vs Roper; 1922,
Wells Vi Wells; 1873, Scheduled vs.
williams; 492S McDermot vs. Water
Company; 1929, Walsh vs. Henley ;
493l, Mob ey vs. Mobley; 1899, Low
enstein vs Mississippi Valley Insur-
auce Company; 4947, Fleece vs Ira
der; 1850, Allen VS. Bentley; 1882, Or
Gill VS. 7 adtr; 1897, O'Neal va Coed
lett 5000, Hill vs. Hill; t006, Tenny
VS. Tenpy.
oHANCERY SAILS.
Lot 81, Stewart subdivision, 65 feet
front on fernando road, to M. F.
Folkes for $3.50.
Lo. 50. adjoining above, to John
Ross for $500.
Lot 10, block so, Dixon subdivision,
7Ox1b0 fett, west side Walnut street,
to w. p. Wilson for $40.
Lot IL, adjoining above, to same for
$l15.
Pat of lot 496 37x250 feet, on the
north side Of Market street, to Mary
G. Reeder for 1915.
Part of lot AIS, 60x148 feet, on the
southwest corner OF Washington and
Fourth streets, t. SINE for 500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS
Western UniOn.

List of undelivered kilograms re,
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from 5 to 1880 o'clock am, and from
Il 30 m m
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

LONDON, October 9.-The Russian
agent at S fla h 8 returned to Russia.
In circular note he announces his
intention oil forthwith ceasing diplo.
n ATTIC relations with Bulgaria,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
LNYIgne's.

In Odd Fellows Building, is the store
where the ladies can find all the new
styles in bats and bonnets. Lavigne
is a careful buyer, and can always fur
nish the bsst goods to be found.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
MOrluRrY Reno

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, O1tober 8, 1886, at 6
O'Clock pm:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
PERSONAL.
The Coming and Going Of Home People
and Strangers.

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'uHSe =. a. n.ooAei' VI A"''''' 'I''
sunday III Tue CITY
william j. Lyons, OF Del NO. Is III tue
e.! OH business mp
Mr.. X. Nlscaya, a prominent ciiZeh Oi
New Laredo, is nj the SOnlherh'
Hon. W. II. Grain ia in the city rom
Calvert, and is stopping at the Southern.
Colonel NJ. 4. Wfthcrs. prominent
storkman Of Iockhnrt. Is AT The south
ern
W. N pannau far u.ry y.srs
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w." ",IuPi DE- pt,ir.J ~ u.yica = nav
y" ,h, c,,Y on vii to his family nnd
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W. j.. Neville, Texas; Z. M0"I b'
p"l Rlo; II: y. hhH'f' ny ."I' r u. a.,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
BLACK AND TAN JEALOUSY.
Bed Stats, Flat Irons, Rocks ard oirks,
Figure in a Domestic Row.

A negro named TO y Brooks was
charged before the Recorder ihis morn
ing with striking William Stone with
rock. Stone WAS arranged against
Brooks and told II pitiiul story TO the
Recorder about what Brooks had done
to disturb hi happiness Saturday night
Stone said he went to the house of n col
OTed woman where his wife Julia was
staying, and began playing with his
baby. His wifi came in and ordered
him away, and then went into The next
room, brought bed Stat and etruCk him
over the head with IL, the sharp edge
cutting his scalp. Then she told her
daughter 10 bring flat iron and brain
her father. Tony Brooks then came
in and told stone 10 90 away
or he'd Kill him Stone replied
that was just What he wanted. That be
came "shroudrd for drnIh,' and init
mated that the funeral was all arranged.
Brooks then struck Stone on the arm.
Here Stone began GisrUbing before the
court, and after throw lug OIL over coat,
coat and vest, was about 10 pull OIL his
shirt when he was told to roll up his
sleeve, which he did, showing slight
bruise. BrOO s evidently has made
Stone jealous of hi. wife, rs he took her
to q dance near the Sunset Depot Satur-
day night. Stone followed them there,
and was about 10 tackle" Brooks again,
when Daniel Allen, another negro, and
q friend Of Brooks, rushed out and drove
Stone away. tone says Allen drew
dirk on him. but his cuse was dismissed.
Brooks was fined SOL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
Recorders Court.

J. p. Selby. building fence across a
street without getting correct lines from
the City Engineer, continued.
NJ. Ala TORE, drunk, s..
Ramon Andreada, quarreling and
fighting, So.
Juan Nimenes, quarreling and fight
ing. So.
Natividad Casas, drunk, s.
Tom Moore and 4. Gillon, drunk. s.
each.
Tony Brooks, striking William Stone
with rock, So.
Daniel Allen, drawing a dirk in a
threatening manner on William Stone,
dismissed,
V. Tarin. drunk and disordcrly. 81.
Alberto RamOs, disturbing the peace
Of Herman BrenCel. 81.
Antonio Cantu, drunk. So.
Fritz Runcke and Peter Buckley were
charged with being Migrants, beth dis
missed
r. Z. Kilka and Michael Moran, fight
ing, S. each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
The mendelssohn.

A very pleasant reunion Of the Casino
Mendplssohn Singing Club was held
Saturday night at the Casino. After a
few songs were sung By the 80 members
present, the club adjourned to the resi-
denCe of Mrs. Regina Beckman to SEE
the fine Christmas tree which MIR. AL
bert Beckman had erected, which was
respondent with snow CRYSTALS and
candles. After EXPLANATIONS of surprise
and delight, the club readjOurned 10 the
Casino. and bowl Of punch WAS dis
cussed. Mr.. Mueller then proposed that
Mr. Regina Beckmann be made an non
orary member of the Mendelssohn
Veren. Although this was an lnnOva-
ton on the customs Of the society, the
lady WAS unanimously elected. after
which another bowl was brought in, and
singing WAS recommended with ardOr.
The last song sung-at II m.-wfs " This
is the Lords Own DaN."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
Big Land Lease.

The well known cattle rarchmen,
Messrs. Devices and Strickland, have
just closed lease for 100000 acres of
grazing lands situated on the Mexican
side OF the Rio Grande. opposite the
mouth Of the PecOs, and opposite of the
ranch on this side, owned by the same
firm. The lease is made from Colonel
Garcia. one of the largest land owners
in Northern Mexico. but terms private.
While the ground is considerably broken
in places the grazing is excellent. and
Messrs. Dewees and Strickland will pro-
coed to stock the ranch from their sew
eral pastures.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
Yaru ,bIe Meaical Traits.

Annual. kuOWnuS HO~tCttCr'S Almanac i now
really and may he obtained free of cost of
druggists and general country dealers in all
parts of the nitCd States. Mexico, and indeed
in every civilized portion Of the Western Hem
iSphprC This Almanac has been issued rcgu-
larry at tn" commencement of every year for
OVCrOuc-ffth of century II combines, with
the SOundcst practical advice for the pTCSCrVa-
ton and restoration OF health. Il large amount
of interesting and amusing light reading, and
the calendar. Astronomical calculations, chrO
biological items. etc, are prepared with great
care. and viii be- found entirely accurate. The
issue OF HO~tCttCT'S Almanac for 1885 will
probably be- the largest edition of Il medical
work ever published in amy country. The
prOprictOrs MesSIs. HOstCttcr y Co, Pitts
hurgh, Pa on receipt of Il twO-cCnt stamp,
will forward II copy by mail to any person who
cannot procure one in his nCighbOrhOOd.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
People to PatpOlEa.

If you want to buy or sell any kinds
of stock, go TO Chavez, NORM & Mateu,
South Flores street. They will deal
squarely. l2-9-tf
-It.is to your advantage to call and
get your cigars and smokers articles at
Henry Wulfi's, opposite Chile town, on
Military plaza. l2-7-6m
For Hoarseness, WhOOping Cough, Spasms
of the Wind-pipe, known as growing disease,
and indeed for all pulmonary ailments most
common among the little people. MORLEN'S
TWO-BIT COUGH SYRUP is "A certain cure.
For sale by +. kalteyer Son.
I have established a homGopha bic
pharmacy, entirely separate from my
other business, and am prepared to fill
prescriptions or furnish strictly reliable
homeopathic medicines IN any form.
HARRY FOWLER, No. IA West Houston
street. l2-2-tf
New Boston, Texas, January lO,lS8i.
McsSrs. Morley Bros:
GENTLEMEN: Send us four dozen NOR
LEY'S TWO-BIT COUGH SYRUP. II is the
best Cough Syrup known. Send by Express.
Are entirely out HOSKINS Il HUGHES.
For sale by +. Kalteyer Il Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
Mortuary Report.

January Mrs. Slack's child, Third
Ward, premature birth.
Mrs. l.. Il. Williams, Second Ward,
consumption.
January 3.-FrancsCa Diaz. Third
Ward. tuberCular meningitis.
Guadalupe Rodriguez de Valdez, Third
Ward, p lerperal fever.
Refugio Nelasquez, consumption, First
Ward
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-04
Wanted to lasso Him,

Victor Tarin. bold Mexican. became
glOriously drunk and disorderly Satur-
day night, and went TO a house where
one of his friends was stopping. He
carried lariat with which TO lassO his
friend and drag him out up town with
him. He WAS denied admission, and
then made so much noise about the house
that II policeman heard him and run hun
into the city cooler.