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IL W. suited.


''Maybc | was insu,tcd?' iic said,
as he took CHI IL in the Central sta.
ton yesterday and used Il very small
handkerchief TO blow = very large blast
from his nose.
Maybe you were, said the captain.
as he closed the better.
II likes to go oop on Myrtle street."
continued MIR. Dmler. II gees oop
ply Grand rifcr, shuSt like my son
Shake tells me to, und by und by
doan' find no Myrtle street. looks
oop und down, und in all der alleys
und pchind all der buildings, but |
doan' find him. vhas most discour-
aged, when a young man comes along.
lie looks all tired out, but like to ask
him, und 50 says:
Maybe you knows whore Myrtle
street vhas?'
"'Eh?' he says, und he puts some
Eyeglasses on his nose und looks at
me so long dot vas ashamed.
81 like TO find Myrtle street, says.
Maybe you vhas SO kindt und shentlc
dot you tell an oldt man like me how
TO find it. like to see my wifc's sis
ter, you know9 Sac falls down shtars
uud bumps all oafer, und like to
know il she feels hurt
dots What told him, und he puts
dot eyc-glass away, takes cork nit Il
shtring tied to it from his west pocket,
und shust SO sure as you vhas alive, puts
dot cork in his car und vhalks away!
| pellet he has der earachc, but when |
goes home my son Shake falls on der
floor NIT his laughing, und he says dot
vhas guy on me. Captain, vhas dot
so? Does he mean to insult mc?'
81 guess he did
I'm! Say, captain, | vhas too long
in Detroit, und l pays too much taxes
in two wards to put up NIT such con-
duct! | shall 60 oop Grand rifer some
more. | shall meet dot same young
man. He will put dot cork in his ear
for mo again, und--und-"
Don't get excited, Mr.. Dunder."
ooh, der vhas no excite me. Ivhas
shust so cool as pumpkins. l shust
like to say dot Idrive dot cork through
his head nit my fist, und den l shall
grab it und leadt him all oafer town
by der stirring! You keep some bo-
leecemans AWAY from me! vhas all
right on my gait. ''-Detroh Free
y3.pca
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Of his hooks Was to slow To the public how
surely and inevitably dctcctions and punish.
ment follows the commission of crime, and it
is wonderful that amid all his tolls he found
time sufficient to recount so ably his thrilling
stories They read like fiction, though facts
they all are,
We call attention TO the advertisement in
another column of his principal book, "rhirty
Wears Detective" for which &, W. Carrie.
ton y Co., the great New York Publishers,
want agents.
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sharp {. aud mean practice by member OF
the windham county Bar.

The parties in question we shall des-
signate as A, b, c and Il prominent
Windham county lawyer, and the facts
are as follows: A gave the lawyer
1919 to pay an Indebtedness of his to
B. The lawyer also owed Il Il small
sum that was weekly accommodating. lie
kept AS money, the S2.75 given him
to pay b, nearly three months, and I'M
til his own Indebtedness TO b reached,
as he supposed, 1925 making in the
whole even five dollars. He then i'll
stituted suit, either by himself or law
partner; in favor of G against Is and
had himself trusted. For downright
and contemplate meaness this rivals
anything we have heard in long tlme'
if ever, of Il respectable attorney.
And the lawyer that did it was Hon.
q l.. Martin of Brattleboro. Now
let this distinguished gentleman bring
suit for libel, in his o~n ao'"e, against
us J'he dare.
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troversy over the church cdilice and site
by agreeing TO pay Rev, u, NJ. Tillot-
son $4,000 FOR his interest in it and save
him harmless from any liability that he
has assumed on behalf of the society,
or on account of reccipting some prop
erty which has been attached
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

No State in the Union has so many
honors thrust upon her ms Vermont
But little while ago her we'll known
ex-Gov. and railroad magnate was ln-
tcryiewed at Chicago; and now, we
learn, that Brattleboro's distinguished
Statesman and orator, Levi Fuller, has
been interviewed at Atlanta, Ga. Nc
Gods
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

The Londonderry Sifer oreS aiteg-
lance to no pohticjda-RcNereS IA
honest men AID hoRea political @eth-
ods-B ete,maHy opposed to an rings,
c1iques and .ttctjoas-WW STRIFE TO
treat all parties iustly and JaiHy-G
you Ike this PLATFORM gire as go"'
aid. For terms see head If FIRST cot
first page.
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VERMONT CHURCHES.

Rev. Joseph Chandler, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church of
at Brattleboro, is now preaching at
Strawberry Point, Iowa.
The Congregational church at North
Bennington are much pleased to learn
from Rev. G.. X. Hewett of Boston
that he accepts the unanimous call made
him TO become their pastor. He will
enter upon his duties the first Sunday
in June.
The Second Universalist society of
st. .Iohnsbury has settled its long con-
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale her residence on
Church Street. III the village Of So. Londonderry,
consisting Of acre OF good land and large house
AMI barn. The house Is well calculated for board.
ing house to divide into tenemen,s to let Terms
easy, Call on or address.
Mas. HARRIET BUXTON
so. LONDONDERRY Vi.
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DEATHS.

In Cleveland, Ohio, April u, of
membranous Group, Belle NJ. Hart,
daughter of Eli and Augusta II. Hart,
formerly of Peru, aged Is years
months p days.
In Dover. April %, Bessie Adams.
aged Il.
In Peru, April u, Vim. Farnum.
aged % Years and months.
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FOR SALE.

20 Pork bbls., 50 cents each. new
Sleighs. ) new Bu@gies, pr. work
Harnesses, ! team Wagons, new cook
stove. $1,000 worth Of stuff incident to
retirement from Store and tcamiug,
payable iii work ON lumber job if dcsir-
Ell !. j. !IArGOOD & c..
Perm VI.
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BIRTHS.

In Bondville, April 22d, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. +. 3. Axtell.
In Landgrove, April %, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Carleton.
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MARREED.

In Rawsonville, April IL, by f. b.
Pier. Justice of tie peace, Mr.. L. NJ.
Spencer and Maggie wood, both of ia
maic;i.
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The spectacle of Hiram Atkins at
tempting to lead a movement of Ver-
mont republicans against the man who
has for twenty years given their State
such prominence and influence in the
Senate and nation would be funny if it
were not so exasperating.- Boston
Advertiser.
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PERSONAL.
Arrivals and Departures from Hotels and
the Travelling Public.

Frank KilgOre, Of HOndo City, is 10 the
city.
Thomas K. Stewart. of COtulla, is at
one OF the city hotels.
Mr.. Z. Sorthcrsft, a San Marcos COn-
tractor. is at the Menger
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Davis and child, Of
Galveston, are in the city.
Captain James +. P.lrus and c. T..
Lucas. Of GOliad. are ia the city.
J. M. Brown and wife, Of New ur-
leans. are again at the southern.
F.B umb. stOCknsn from Rock
dale, is at the Southern with his sister
Lieutenant A. Nee. Guard. OF Fort
Clark, on leave Of absence, is at the
Menger.
Mr.. G. II. Abbott. of Abbott q Davis,
post traders st Fort Davis, and also large
stock owners in PresidiO County. ar
rived this morning and 10 stopping at the
Southern. Mr.. Abbott is . member OF
the Legislature, and 10. Of course, very
pronounced in the western mans view
of the land and grass question.
A. B. Hay and wife, Cincinnati; w. b.
Ray. Indianapolis, Ind r. II. Thorp,
Dallas; James .. Fulton. G. ". Fulton.
Jr., ROckport: f S. August. II. 5 Beers,
New York; John b. Armstrong, wife and
children, Mrs. N J. burst. Austin; J. NJ
CheshrOugh. st. Louis; c. Van Benthuy-
sen. Philadelphia; f. L. Bacon. Prem
ham; Mrs. G. A. Burt and son. Uvalde;
F.. Northrrsft. San Marco; ID. c. Rich
ardsOn. Uvslde; 5. w. Rankin. Corpus
Christi; A. +. Chace, Brooklyn. n. Y S.
f Utley, Houston, are s'opping at the
Menger
W II. Shoemaker, A. G. Morgan,
Seattle, w. T.; F. Dan e. Washington;
jim Lane. COahuIla. Mex; J. l. Hume,
Austin: ID. A. Dreichton. Midland; Jas.
II. David, Boston; J. w Cooke, ThOs.
Welder, J. J. Glare, Bpeville; + o llaga-
man. Rochester; Otis Pierce. Fort Clark;
Paul Engelhardt, Austin; G. Mortimer
and wife, Augustus Cooke and wife,
Miss Keen, II Rees Davies. j. Kenny.
Willie Andrews. Joe Lobay, Roland
Reed Comedy Company; j. B. Fox.
Terre Hsute; II. d. Sides. Dayton, Ohio;
f. w. Mckenzie, Colorado; j. NJ. Brown
and wife, New Orleans, are Mt the South
srn Hotel
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Worth Reading,

The following notice from the Hous-
ton Post, written after the talented
canadian had left IN. R.vou Civ will
80, ..,.. -. CO. i,..
ot feAu WIN l'i,eies'' Nle auu'snce'
a lsugh1ole and finished comedy and
most original and mplished come
dian v.r. the order for last evening at
,,''., - ~ -,
fliiots opera house, "heh MI holahu
Reed appeared in Marsden's Cheek"
This work is among the authors best,
y
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Mixed Committees.

WASHINGTON. January S.-Contrary to
general expectation, but 'ew committees
were organized to day. Randall has not
yet issued . call for the assemblage Of
the Appropriations Committee. The
new Select Committee on American
Shipping Interests Is at present with
out . meeting room. The same state Of
Affairs exists ~ to the several select
committees, and the speaker Is expert
enoing some trouble in efforts to provide
suitable committee rooms. The Com
mittss on Commerce organized this
morning and liked Tuesdays and Fridays
as the days for meeting. The Commit
tee on Naval Affairs organized and
named Wednesdays and fridays as the
days for meeting. 10 view OF the ad-
ditiOnal Importance Of the work OF the
committee. growing out OF the assign
ment TO Ii of The duty of preparing the
Naval Appropriation bill, II waF decided
to subdivide the work. Accordingly
Chairman Herbert was Instructed
to prepare . plan for the subdi-
vision for Submission to the commit
tee. The full committee will call on
Monday in II body upon the Secretary
Of the Navy to pay their respects. The
following-named persons were to-day
appointed and sworn In as committee
clerks: John +. Elliott, OF Texas, In
dian Affairs; Louis c. Hsbe, Of Texas,
Commerce.
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ME xICAN ITEMS.

Three million tohacco shoots hay.
been scr ont tbis wear on the santa Ross
fields Vsra Cruz,
- ...oh ;
IouI Apae"' ItISpne WIZ ssh'
l i,o VII ''s w Cusn a 90 ia DeoeInoe.
~, tnel' !" NC u'ePose" vi Wy 'ne 0's's
au,n'i
ne hglsiatuls y. Dan E ii.s. .oso h
mas seS9Ilueu Ine nlUne'en' ihl'i S W
inat OF durango calling on ihe feGeral
%overnEent 10 repeal .ne hw 9i June
~, as lar AZ IL refers 10 uhoccupied iahds.
Preliminary wort has commenced on
the monument to Hjdalgo. to be erected
1T Dolores, as already described in the
Two Republics, at cost Of $4,000. The
foundation is being laid In good shape,
Sylvester cement being used in the ma
sorry. The shops Of the carpenters and
stonecutters are being rooted.
The Governor OF Sinaloa has sent to
the Legislature of that State a bill for
the Improvement Of public instruction
there. by adding several new depart
ments to the State Normal College
"Rosales." He also proposes to grant
the several city councils the right to
each sehu b'uueht 10 tue cohege'
Pedro Gomez. a wsll-known bandit
or JaliscO, made raid few days
ago on the Miraflorss estate in the
Atequiza District, JaliscO. He carried
OFF n quantity of fodder for his animals
and food for HIS men, after MORALLY
wounding one Of the owners of the place
because the latter wished TO protect his
property.
Work has been quietly progressing on
the railroad from Cardenas to the Girl
jalya river in Tabssco. From Villa de
Cardenas towards FL Ingenio (Nueva
Xslandia) on the left bank of the river.
six kilometres and 300 metres of road
have been ironed, and the roadbed has
been streDgi henei. Forty-fivs work
men were engaged last month OH the
work.
A cold wave struok Oueretaro last
week. One night the fahrenheit Their
mome,er stood at n degree. from i
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Philosophers.

Two ,groes met zach other after a
few days separation.
Wall, whut yer know
.'NotbIn' in particular. Oh, vas, Van
derbilt ia dead"
WHO'S he?"
''Oh, he's de man whut's got nearly all
de money in de country"
Yer doan tell me 20. What hurt
him?"
He neber foun' out. He jes' drapped
ober."
"Jes' like er POI man, | reckon"
.Jes erbout. Does yer know what's
er fact? I'd ruther be gwine long heah
wild er saw un'er my arm an wild er
good appetite den ter be buried in er
gol coffin wild er damon set in it eZ big
eZ er bull.eye watch"
"Yer's right, pOdner. After all, de
Lawd is de only pussOn-ef | ken speak
o. him eZ sich-dat dOan honey roun'
de rich. He says, MIR. Rich Man, come
eah to me- an he comes, lemme tell
YER"
.'DOgged eff he doan. cherry time"
"Yrr's talkln' Err rich man when he
dosn feel like putin his han down
inter his pocket an grabbin' his money
ken stan off der po' man, bur he kahn
stan off de Lawd. De Lawd neber sens
or bill c'leckter roun' but Onct. femme
tell yer"
Dat he dOan', an it doan make no
diffunoe whuder de man is ready or not,
de debt has ter be paid. 1t STAINS us
nightly in han ter be ready fur dat
c'leckter. We mus be homes an pra'r-
full"
dat we mus. By de way, yer
doesn't git work ernuff ter keep yer mp,
does yer?"
mo, not haf ernuft."
How does yer manage, den, desc
hard times?"
"Oh. rust rate. My wife cooks fur er
gPnnerman whut runs or bank. | tell
yer whut. der ain nOthin' like er good
wife dat can carry er heavy load."-Ar'
kansas Traveller.
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People to PatlOlEa.

My Homeopathic department is
now complete, and | can now furnish
medicines Of that sch oil In any form to
either physicians or the public. A full
stock or pellets. sugar-of-milk powder
papers, walls, and all Homeopathic par
aphernalia always on hand. Harry l..
Fowler, II West Houston street l-7-tf
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
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. MORLEY'S
For sale by i. Kalteyer 4 Son.
NEW Boston, Texas, January 1851.
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 7. Kateyer 4 Son.
A Cough or Cold, IL not promptly attended
to may result in an incurable lung disease
For all diseases of the throat, breast and
lungs, bronchial or asthmatis affections
MoRLEY's TwO-BIT COUGH SYRUP is a
pleasant ana certain cure. IL promotes eN-
pectoratiOn and removes all diseased matter
which Obstructs the lungs, the liberation is
healed, and the sufferer is restored to perfect
health. For sale by +. Kalteyer d Son.
EdF Bear In mind that Frank j. Bethel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the International and Great Northern
depot. 9-1l.ly,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-09

Itwould seem to be truth appreciate by
all, and especially by professors of the heal.
ing art, that to remove the disease not to al
leviate its symptoms, should be the chief aim
of medication. Yet in how many instances do
we see this truth admitted in theory, ignored
in practice. The reason that HOstetter's
Stomach Bitters is successful in so many
cases. with which remedies previously tried
were inadequate to cope, Is attributable TO the
fact that il Is medicine which reaches and
removes the causes of the various ma aides to
which IL is adapted. Indigestion, fever and
ague, liver complaint, govt rheumatism dis
order of the bowels, urinary affections and
other maades are not palliated merely, but
rooted out by IL. IL goes TO the fountain head
IL Is really, not nOminally, a radical remedy,
and its endows the system with an amount Of
yigor which is its best protection against dis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-09
Election Of Officers.

A meeting of the German Ladies'
Benevolent Association was held this
week. when an election OF officers for
the ensusing year took place The fol-
lowing is the result of the election:
President-M Ida Herfl.
Vice Presidents-Mesda A. ScholZ
and G. Degen.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. Staffel.
Sscretary-Niss Columbia Rosy.
Ward Committe-First Ward, Mrs. l..
Persch; Second Ward, Mrs. +. Bosshardt:
Third Ward, Mrs. w. Hoefiing; Fourth
Ward, Mrs. X. Hahn
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Ranch Sale.

General Geronimo Trevino recently
sold La Ventura Ranch, situated in the
State of San Luis Potosi. and lying just
north and contiguous TO the ar-famed
ranch of General Bustamente. eompris-
ing about $1,000 acres. for the SUN Of
S44,O cash. The purchaser WAS one of
bis own cOHntrymen, whose rame the
informant had forgotten.
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Boy Burglar.

1t has been discovered that little
eolored boy named Hugh Thomas. serv-
ing out q fine for carrying a pistol, is the
author Of one or two petty burglaries,
among others, having burglsrized Mrs.
Lockhsrt't residence, on Soledsd street,
recently. He has been placed under a
$500 bond by Justice Adam, in default
of which be is again behind the bars.
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Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims agains. F. Sheets, lately
doing business in San Antonio. Texas,
to present the same with the vouchers
duly verified, to the subscriber, who
was on Decen Der 3, 1885. duly appointed
assignee for the ben fit of the creditors
of said F. Sheets. G. II. CLIFFORD,
$50 West Commerce Street.
San Antonio. Tex. Dec. IA, 1885. pit
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The Recorders Court.

Peter Finley, drunk, s..
John Blouse, drunk. S..
John Sittenheifer, drunk. S..
George Rush, quarrelipg and fighting,
fined IS.
J. Gen. quarreling and fighting. s..
John kennedy, drunk. S..
Isikoe LsndA. violating market Ordin-
ance, continued.
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j. J. Atkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville.
Tenn, writes; my family and | are benefi-
Charles of your most excellent medicine, Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption; hav-
ing found IL TO be all that you claim for IT, de-
Sire TO testify 10 its virtue. My friends to
whom | have recommended II. praise II at
every opportunity. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Is guaranteed % cure
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and
every affection Of Throat, Chest and Lungs
large size 81,
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Garrison Re Opens

c. IL. Garrison. the burned-Out
painter, No 10 East Houston street, has
re-Opened with an entirely new stock Of
paints, oils, vsrnishes and glass. Salts
faction in goods guaranteed and at
prices to defy competition. l223-lm
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Female Emplnym'nt Bureau.

All young women DESTROYS of employment
in any capacity, will call at II Augusta street.
Heads of families and business houses rcquir.
ing female help. rs, house servants, seam
stresses, governcsses, clerks, cOpyists, APP
prentices to trades etc, can secure the same
by applying at the Female Employment Blu
reau, No. u Augusta street, opposite the Con
vent MRS. NJ VI. EARHART,
l-4tf Manager.
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Board

A few gentlemen can find good board
in a private family, with pleasant
room, either furnished OF unfurnished,
for the moderate sum of So per week. in.
vsriab'y in advance, by applying at BAL
AceQuia street. l2-lO-tf
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Competition in Ostrich Raising.

Since the raising of Ostriches was be-
gun in California. the Cape Town gov
eminent has placed an export duty of
$500 on each ostrich taken out OF the
country. Fear of American cOnsump-
tion is The cause.-Atlanta COnstitu-
tiOn
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From Galveston.

GALVESTON. January S.-The blizzard
that struck this city last evening pre-
vailed all night with undated fury, and
throughout The day the people did moth
ing much beside hug their stoves and
talk about the intensity OF the cold. At
o'clock this morning the thermometer
registered ii degrees above zero, or I'll
degrees below freezing point. This is
the coolest weather recorded here since
the signal service station has been rs
tablish d here in 1871. The coolest
wealth prior to this was Is degrees
above zero, in December, 1850. The
81 miles p hURT last night and Ia. day,
subsidIng somewhat tonight with signs
of undertaking. Ice formed on the small
fresh water lakes down the island To Il
thickness OF three and four inches,
something unprecedented in the history
of the city. The waters in the bay are
also the lowest ever before known.
he continuous aOrthwind has blown
the backNattr of the bay out
through the channel, and holds it
there. leaving many miles Of the coast
along the bay exposed 10 depth on
each side which the Oldest watermen
never before saw. Oyster beds and
shell ba K are brought TO view, and. all
in all, the bay without Its usual quar-
tun of water, is II nasty looking place.
The sloOp Anna Coaster, Thomas JEFF
fersOn, master, from GOOse Greek, Gal
weston bay. with vegetables, in round
ing 10 in the teeth If the stiff norther
last night, foundered on the flats across
the channel opposite the foot of Seven
teenth street. Her crew consisted Of
Jefferson and negro boy. When ap-
preached this morning by q rescuing
party Jefferson WAS found at the head of
The companion way, his arms locked
around the mast, covered with ice and
frozen stiff His arms had TO be wrenched
from the mast by hand spike. Jefier-
sons body was brought 10 the city and
an inquest held Verdict: Frozen to
death" He was q native of Chambers
county, % years Of age, unmarried. His
body will be- conveyed 10 Chambers
county for interment The negro bOy's
b. dy WAS not recovered, and is supposed
to be- in the hold of the vessel. Alto
gether this has been the coolest day ever
experienced by many here The usual
appliances for heating proved made
quate in the hotels and places of amuse-
mani
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethIng. 1t sooths the child. softens
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for diar-
rhpa % cents q bottle. 7-22-lyr.
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and dirty when you can get your
clio hes dyed or cleaned for little money,
I.et l.. VOLTS Steam Dye Works, rear
ot : Fashion Theatre, on San Pedro
Creek. r.. slim.
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Horses. Mulesrand Wagons a, Auction

Every morning at 10 o'clock sharp, commence
ing Wednesday. December y. Come, every
body; you are all invited. ON Military Plaza,
in front OF Southern Hotel.
1913 I'm ;. VI. WHARTON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-09
DITCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO water consumers
from bitches. that the water will be shut of
from the Alamo, Madre, and san Pedro
bitches on the 18th day of January, 1886; and
from the Upper Labor and AlaZan bitches on
the I'D day of January, 1896, for the purpose
OF cleaning the same.
F.G. HUNTRESS,
b WILKINS,
l-ll6t Ditch Commissioners.