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that she bore tdings. She had picked up
the boat, POTION up, Off Egg Rock, dis.
lance oil three milcs from here. Miss MILL
Ken was CUES at the st. Sauveur, and
was chaperoncd 10y Mrs. Dan Voorhees,.
Her parents are residents of New Orleans.
Mr.. Reed was a son of Joel Harmon
Reed, one OF the wealthy foundrymen of
Albany, N. y. The age of both of the
supposed victims was about twenty-five
years
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Entries at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. V, Aug. l2-Entrics for
Mondays races
fint Rare Sir fuflonEA nenman i0s Tcssa X
~, Minnie Palmer lg7 Lady llcmphil iy7. 1ulnl
no. C0m l. iul
second Raue-Nlnc fuflonrA 0alatln IA IonIts
no. unrman 10. Dafuun TO- Hairy Glenn iU1 ILie
cnrlp i0l, Little Miunlo i0i. Ausifirnua TO- Ianio
~, The thovaliCf -. Neitle ~. utry cloud ~,
THIRD l,ncp One milo Ciam q iOi Taisotto
Ella huith ~ Donald ". WyunWoOd W pcraian
~ ililda ~ Maofa. b1pcep %
Fourth RaCrHslN iflnnra Harry g08nof ftG
Nat Ooodvin ifl Zanzibar iia lame, s.,r',nd ia
Nentmnru -. shauifoCk a. irfklus ~ naffuds
burg ~. lotciscc -. snshcf ia IiilIth iN
Amos W Mint tioom 10
Iinh HAce-Milt and sixteenth Bfunrrmsfio
rs. f6tfitia and Rcd Prince iOp Mrl1dfama i05
cupid 100, He'd stone i0i. LuJky jim ", Range H
Min IA
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A FRIGHTFUL WRECK.
But Narrow Escape OF tho Passengers
hnd Irnlnmen.

ana Trainmen.
ELmR,, N. V. Aug. IA dispatcl
from Corning gives the details of a wrccl
on the Erie railway two miles east OF that
village, nj o'clock this morning. The
locomotive Of the Chicago Il ~ Louis
limited express, west bound, running nj
the ratio Of over forty mile, nn hour.
Jumped the track aud dashed into q 10.
high Valley train standing still The pas.
scngcr engine overturned aud killed John
Mcrrcay OF townsville, the engineer.
The fireman escaped. Horny Fisher. the
lohigh engineer, WIS hurt about the head.
Two baggage cans aud the sleeper were
wrecked Louis Won Open, 81 Cinciu.
natl, hal one hand hurt. These were the
only injuries 10 passengers.
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FIRST MrssIssIppI pAIr.
Doekory, WILKINSON q Co. Capture q
ELr I.....Ia.

Doekory, WILKINSON a. Co. Capture the
FirJt Fruits.
The first Mississippi bale Of cotton Of the
newcrop was received by Dockcry, wilken.
son q Co. II came by express from West
Point Miss, having been shipped by T.. T..
Watson Of that place. Il will be sold TO.
day in front OF the Cotton exchange. and
To the highest bidder Dockery, WiIken.
son q Co. is now firm, well known
throughout Mississippi, where they com.
mand large trade The firm Is composed
Of cntcrprising business men, thoroughly
familiar with tho cotton trade aud the
wants Of their patrons. That they will do
a heavy business during the coming season
goes without swing.
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A InrrcrIInn

the Editor oi Tic Appeal
Sir-In your issue OF the sih, inaspccial
that | sent you, you make II appear that
Mr.. A. q. Jarman, who was nominated
for county aud probate judge, was col.
orcd man. This h a misdcscrip,ion aud
error. Col. Jarman * one Of the largest
planters and one of the most prominent
white citizens In the county
JAcoB FINK.
Ilnlrnn. Ark Anr 10
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sas so 60 los angelo. aud RETURN.

Beginning August Is and continuing
until September 70, the Memphis route"
lkansas City, Fort Scott 4 Memphis rail.
Toad) will sell round trip tickets from
Memphis nj the rate Of $3.50, limited for
return passage for sixty days from date Of
sale. We can give you the choice Of four
different routes. aud We are the only line
that runs free reclining chair cans from
Memphis. For tickets and full inlorma.
ton address n. u. ELLis,
General Agent, ~ Madison street
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing of tho Gross Elk.
changes for the Week,

BosroN. Mass, Aug, l2.-Thc following
table, compiled from dispatches to the
Post from the managers of the lead.
ing clcarinC-houscs in the United
States, shows the gross exchanges at
each point for the week ended August
IL, 1883, with the rates per cent. Of
increase or decrease, in comparison with
the amounts Tor the corresponding week
in 1887.
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or ~ they don't they shonld know that
Rangum Root Eminent cured big heal in
mules for w. r. Hunt. ~ Adair,villo. Ky
J. II. Mallory. of Forts Station. Tenn.
cured his hogs VI blind stasgrr with H. In
fact, this King Of Linimcnts u invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be-
without H. - cents per bottle For sale at
Ilelalef-a drug siofn. So - Vain atfreL
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u,aI,. a, u..,,,,,., n...,

NEw YoRg, Aug i2.-rhe Hon. James
q. Blaine and family passed quic, day a,
Manhattan beach today A number OF
callers were received during the afternoon,
aud shortly aiior q O'Clock the party ~.
turned to New York
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nIgEeT IIian lion.

Prom the Nsuy DcmDrpt
Benjamin Harrison Is scarcely Eve foot
five inches tall. Tho taHn with which hc
associates Is eight feet high, and frequently
c0ncenls him eniIf.IY from Wow
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Jack Grace and Billy Clark Fight-sara-
toga Entries for Today.

Jack Grace and Billy Clark Fight-sara-
toga Entries for Today.
NV YoEK, Aug Between 3 and O
o'clock this morning Jack Grace, Of
Brooklyn, and Billy Clark, Of Chicago,
fought six hot rounds, which lasted TWEEN
ty.thrco minutes, on the second floor Of a
barn on the Jamaica Plains road. Tho
fight was for a pure OF Sl0O and an out
side stake. II was awarded 10 CLARK on a
foul. About scycnty.nvo sporting mon
witnessed the fight Tho contest was
most bitter ono. Grace did all the lead.
ing, and was awarded first blood in the
first round. lie smashed the stomach of
his adversary with his left whenever be-
pleased and used his right with good ~.
suits and effect on the head. AZ the end
OF the third round both men were
very much weakened from hard fighting.
Grace fouled In the fourth round, and was
that upon repetition the fight
would be given 10 Clark. In the fifth aud
sixth rounds, Grace had Il all his own
way. The betting was 90 to ~ m his Ia.
yor. Clark was almost done for NJ the call
Of time at the close Of tho sixth round,
when Grace, who had evidently not heard
the timc.kccpcr's call, walked over to
plark's corner aud punched him. Clark's
seconds claimed foul, and he was given
the fight The trainers aud hackers wran.
glod over the referees decision, and Flah.
erty, trainer for Grace, demanded that il
be changed. The referee declined to do
~, and Flaherty grabbed him and Rayc
him terrible humping.
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waruiugt

The executive committee viii publish
the official programmes and ibrciio Of
the Sphynx and have the signature ol the
secretary. All others are unauthorized
aud will not he permitted on the grounds.
Lou LEunRE,
Secretary.
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Association slnrnc..

Al 81. Douis-St. Louis 2, Athletics O.
At Cincinnaii--Brookly !, Cincinnaii0.
Al Louisville Baltimore o, louisville ..
At Kansas City-Clcycland 0. Kansas
n.N..
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GEr up clubs Tor TVS WEEKLY APrg,r
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Scr lht
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RAmsex ReIn.iaic.l.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l2.-Piicher
Ramsey Ns reinstaicd today, with full
pay for time Of suspension. lie will prob.
ably pitch Tuesday.
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n Madison street. Between Main aud
seeouu.

Is the proper place to get your tickets for
Kansas City. Omaha, Denver, san Fran.
cisco, Los Angeles, 81. Paul. 81. Louis.
Chicago, and IN fact all the principal and
remote points in the west sud northwest.
The diagrams Of the Kansas City aud -.
Louis sleepcrs are only kept At this Office.
You can get tickets NJ low rates TO any
point within the United States at this
office.
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Another Dummy Accident.

Sunday evening while the cans were
running nj rapid rate, a small boy was
seen 70 tumble from one Of the coaches.
and IN falling was thrown under the
trucks. Every ono thought lac was killed.
but ON examination II WAS ascertained that
he was only slightly hurt. thcrc being n
box Of sol colcman's koko tulu in Ills
pocket, which checked the wheel aud
saved his lie.
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FoR quiet game oi billiards 10 10 Con.
verse Il Cooks, $50 Main street.
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TINS nov delicious beverage Prui.Mix at
Floyd d MONEYS soda counter. Try IL
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UsE Syrup Of prunes for constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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srr,cEInR for rHr wEErLY ArrEAt, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
inbulion Of gifts December l.
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FoR good hot weather drink use Floyd
d MONEYS old reliable mead.
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TRAGEDY ON A TRAIN.
JAMES PHILLIPS, A MEMPHIS NEGRO
CoACHMAN, FATALLY SHOT.

The Lie Given Scottsboro Merchant.
Blows Pass, Kuife Is Drawn, and
the Negro Receives Two Bullets in
His Stomach.
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COMMENCING June 20, tho Mississippi
Valley route will sell round trip tickets
from Memphis and all coupon stations ON
IL limo 10 Grand Bay. West Pascagoula,
Ocean springs, Biloxi, Mississippi City
PAS Christian AMI BAY 81. Louis, Miss,
~ remarkably low tate. iuf Tie round Trip.
These tickets will be god to return thirty
DAYS from date III sale.
for further information call at ticket ~.
fec Of this line. 81 Main street, under
Peabody hotel.
r. II. TALLEY. Ticket Agent
MIR. HaREY, Pass. hgt
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River kilograms

CINCINNATI, q, Aug ~ Noon River feet
and rising Weather pleasant and fair
EEw ORtEANs Ia. Aug " Weather clear
~ Louis.
NiCksHCHq. Me, Aug N Light Mains this
evening Arrived CITY oi Calru. ~ Louis this
evening Departed AfkAusas CITY, 81 Louis,
2 pm
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug i2-Nlsht-Rlycr ON a
s'nnf. irrt Inches ~ the canal and / foot 5
inrlcs on TIC falls 40 business. Weather cloudy
snl threatening scant - iCct on flint stand
CAIRO. H., Aug i2--NoJn.- Arrived Ohio
Memphis pm. sidney Dillon. ~ Louis. aam..
tiiE NJ Mnnre. Nairhcr Z nm. New SOUTH
fhurh, pm. latk -iac. below, pm. q L.
,uhis l'lna, PM John q Hugo. Quo. . m /.
y llafkius, uhln pm. CITY of NlcitbnW.
- Louis, pm Departed Ohio. cincinnati 10
pfn ely ~ Nuafnc. a. Louis an Now
r0uth q isiiils. . an nafktdalc. raducah 9
pm u y. Cobb. l'aducah. pm Sidney uiilon.
~ iulis. pm. River 10 feet inches aud fall.
inz Weather fair aud warm.
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GOLD WATCH MISSING.

A GOLD WATCH ASD rnOnAgLY 4 opi.p
"a chain. JolonEin. o. che alo u. . Cfaulul
have not bssn fnuuf IIH watch uas left ~ trust
of lotnei. AuY iuipfmalinr ~ igiufu
oi the same will y, iI.y lswafied snl aplfg
ciaisd NJ =. ~ Iiauurf " the Appeal. hss ~.
thastJ 10 sdyisr "a thu matter
WI ora NDA a.. AdniinisifstOf.
Chsgl.Esora. Isn1.
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Ask For Ayers

sar'aparilla, and be sure you get II,
when you want the best blood.purii,r.
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A good time 10
ORDER YOUR COAL
C. Il. BRYAN a. co.

Special attention 10 car load orders.
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Helena. Ark, Aug. 10.
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to any other. Tho
foro-runnCr OF mod
crn blood medicines,
Ayers SarSaparillh
is still the most pop
ular, being In great
or demand than all
others combined
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THE TYPE Settlers RIVAL.

1t is all very well for the humorously
Inclined to make fun Of the type setting
machine as not liable to interfere with
the bread and butter OF compositors, but
the facts do not bear out the mirthful
view OF the situation taken by the Fort
Worth Gazette. Type setting is one Of
the few manual arts which has preserved
itself from the innovation of inventive
genius. All other Industries have been
invaded by the patent right inventor
and the work OF score OF skilled work
men has become the daily task OF one
man, himself comparatively unskilled.
Year by year this enoroachmeht upon
the domain OF skilled labor has been car
ried on until in nearly every department
OF industry skilled artisans have been
crowded farther and farther to
the wall. The typos are closer cor
pOratlon than most OF these others
have been. There Is not the room for
expansion In their department that has
been found elese where and the elasticity
which has adapted Itself to oircumstsn-
with other labor saving machines will
not be found here. For the present a
very vigorous protest will be made
everywhere against the employment OF
the type setting machines, but it is very
doubtful if the printers union can for
many years resist the tendency to ma
chine work. Newspapers are as low
in price now as they are likely to be-
come, and the saving effected by type
setting machinery at best will only save
some OF the weaker ones from going to
the wall and perhaps increase the mum.
Of small local journals. The time has
already come when the power of pro.
duction outruns the demands OF the
worlds market and yet labor saving
machines are continually multiplying
The end is not by and by, and some
friction will be engendered before II
comes.
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EDITORIAL BREvITIES.

TuE Blaine letter continues to agitate
| the democratic camp like new dyna-
| mite explosive Of unknown powers OF
| destruction. They will understand the
power thereof better In little over
eight months from date.
REAGAN says that he does not know
whether the present congress will be
| able to revise the tariff or not. Sam Ran
| dali says they will not. Sam knows and
Reagan does not. That Is the difference
| between q Pennsylvania democrat and
| one Of the Texas denomination.
The democrats are OF the opinion that
Sam Randall has outlived his useful
ness. His usefulness as democratic he
certainly has outlived. Sam must
either give up his protection principles
or his democratic affiliations. He can
not carry water on both shoulders.
THE opposition journals In Canada are
bowling over the signing Of the fisheries
treaty, contending that Joe Chamber
lain allowed the wool to be pulled over
his ewes and then helped to blind Tup-
per. At all events Uncle Sam pulled no
bait-can out of JOe's pocket. That much
we know. The rest we do not know.
THE mourners go about the streets
and those who look out of the windows
are darkeDed and the sound OF the chin
music Is dolorous in the democratic
household, because southern senators
yoted.for the b air bill. The mourning
will increase when the southern states
whirl into line and assume their place
in the protection ranks.
THE protection democracy of this dis
triot are serving notice upon Jodey
haf hn
Knocked out of the representative ring
1t takes more than two such notices to
knock out the average democrat when
he has fences In good order. Sayers has
this advantage over some of his Compel
itors. Having no special fitness for the
place 1t will be little difficult to de
monstrate his absolute unfitness. His
negative qualities render his sins purely
sins OF mission and for democrat this
Is almost a virtue.
1T 10 so seldom that the LIGHT finds
any occasion of.cordial commentator
for Judge Gustsye Cook, that 1t is a sin.
cere pleasure TO note the exceptions.
This Is one: Judge Cook says that he
favors tariff so levied as to "sftord q
generous encouragement to such indus
tries and productions as are necessary
to the welfare Of the people" Now let
good republican congress define what
ia necessary for the welfare OF the
people and the judge can fall into line.
MIR BLAINE has given the republican
party ample notice to make selection OF
a presidential candidate. Like every
thing else that distinguished man does,
he does it in good season and with an
honest desire to relieve his party from
all embarrassment on his account. Ii
the delegates enter the national conven-
ton with their minds undecided con-
oerning candidates, 1t will not be be-
cause Mr.. Blaine has not given them
ample time to make up their states or
consider the availability OF proposed
candidates. One thing is assured. no
man who has skulked while Blaine has
been In the van; no man who was In any
measure responsible for republican de-
feat In 1884 can come within gunshot Of
the nomination 10 1888. Political justice
demands so much.
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they inflIct. The whole system OF deal
ing with prisoners, as inmates OF con-
yict camps and lAborers on convict
farms, seems to be q systemstized and
legallzed method OF human depreciation.
IL seems utterly impossible that any
remnant OF self respect could possibly
survive q few months OF such treatment,
certainly not a term Of years. IL Is
grave question for the philanthropist,
the jurlst, the humanitarian and the
legislator to face-this question OF the
systematic degradation OF our criminal
cl,sses through the Infamous practices
and procedures OF our convict labor sys-
ten. Is il intended that over the walls
OF our penitentiaries should be
written, Leave hope behind
all We who enter here?' II
not, II any hope or desire Of reforma-
ton is within the thought of the state
authorities,i 1t Is plainly their duty to see
that. prison life lie not made fatal bar to
all possibility Of reform, by making 1t
go degrading TO the unfortunate GRIMM
al as to forever debsr him or her from
any future possibility OF better things.
The most dsmnable thing that can befal
q maa or woman, particularly
woman, and a Dung woman particular
lis to utterly degrade them. For such
sin there Ia no stonement possible here
or hereafter. The evil done cannot be
abated. The curse once fallen is lifted
no more forever. San Antonio does
we'll TO be angry at the preparation OF
such a foul iDdecency and indigBity ss
was perpetrated young Rosa Schmidt.
The perpetrator OF It should be branded
with his own infamy. San Antonio and
all Texas should not forget however
that this man who chained this young
girl in that crime collie to burly negro
was but the agent OF a system, legalized
bv the state and authorized to make
degradation Of human flesh and blood
means of gain in the sacred name OF
Justice and law. The thing has already
gone too far to be calmly spoken about.
The hot, indignant flush OF outraged
humanity comes with every recollection
of the hundred outrages daily perpetra-
ted against the criminal classes in this
state; outrsges which are just as degrad-
ing to individual self-respect as this one.
and which arm sll the soul Of the victim
against law as against an enemy. II
this Rosa Schmldt's brutality shall
arouse the humanitarians OF this state,
and direct the attention OF all thinking
people to the iniquitous system Of con-
Wet labor under contract, as prao-
ticed in Texas, her suffering and shame
will have not been endured In vain.
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He,pino the Right Side,

To help the right side is not only commend
able in a general point of view. but Is Judi.
cious ana prudent when that help is enlisted
in behalf of the right side OF the body just
The most efficient help is afforded by Hostel
ters stomach Bitters, an ambitious medi-
cine of Incompatible efficacy. lnaction OF the
liver is accompanied by constipation, SICK,
vertigo an unpleasant breath, yellowness OF
the skin and ball of the eye. The author OF
these symptoms, liver complaint, routed by
the Btters is accompanied by them In its
flight, Fever and ague, which always in
wolves the liver, dyspepsia, rheumatism. de-
biity and kidney troubles ore all maladies to
the early relief and final cure of which tins
standard medicine is adapted, Don't use II by
fits and starts, but systematically. that lts
full effects may result I'm a perfect restoration
of health.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for March opens
with an article, by Edward Bowen Pres.
colt, on Spanish art and artists, wRioh Is
not only Instructive, but interesting In
the highest degree. Fortuny, Zamacois,
Alvarez, and Villegas are names known
to hundreds OF Americans who have
been privileged to zee the Interior OF the
principal private picture-gslleries OF
New York, as well as to all artists. The
Vanderbilt collection Is especially rich
in works OF the Spaniards. For long
time Spain seemed to have no modern
art, but suddenly, rs Mr.. Prescott points
out, Fortuny and one or two others
sprang to an emlnenoe which they have
ever retained. Strange as it may seem,
In view Of the generally accepted theory
that the Spaniards are a lazy lot, these
artists are not only remarkable for ex.
oellence, but for the great industry by
which they have attained II. Mr.. Pres
colts article lie profusely illustrated by
numerous iull-psge reproductions OF the
pictures OF the leading workers when
no mentions. They are so carefully en-
eraved that the characteristics OF the
painters may readily be noted. THE
Last Scene In Hamlet" painted by
Barbudo, serves as Il frontispiece for
this number Of the magazine.
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla. was taken with n severe cold. attended
with distressing cough and running into
consumption in its first stages. He tried
many sOcalled popular remedies and steaky
grew worse. WIS reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty In breathing and was unable TO sleep.
Finally tried DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate relief, aud
after using about a half dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return of the
disease No other remedy can show 80 grand
q record of cures, as.Dr. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption. Guaranteed to do just what
Is claimed for it. Trial bottle fsee at A. DrIesS,
drug store. 42Uly
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LEROUx g. COSGROVE
j. II. MAROUART.
Crescent City Boot and Shoe Fac
tory,

Crescent City Boot and Shoe Fac
tory.
Has the largest and most complete stock in
the city, and defes competition with all CON-
petitors. The following is partial list:
Gents calf boots from 81 upward; boys
boots and shoes of all descriptions, in calf,
grain, button and lace.
A full line of heavy boots, the best in the
market; price $500. Come and examine them.
J. II. Ms $50 and $500 shoes. in button, lace
and gaiter, are the best in the state; every
pair guaranteed
A complete stock of gents fine button, lace
and gaiter shoes. They are the finest in the
city.
In addition to my stock of boots and shoes,
carry all kinds of shoe polish for ladies and
ohildrens shoes, aud the celebrated 1T NJ"
backing.
Orders for any styles of boots and shoes will
De promptly executed. A nice fit and general
satisfaction guaranteed.
Repairing of gents and ladies' shoes and
boots a specially, and attended to with dis
patch and care.
HIS sPECIALTIEs.
English lace hunting boots.
The riding boot.
The brewers boot.
The stockmau's boot
The boys boot.
And also slippers OF every description
Gail and see him, at No. II Soledad street,
opposite the courthouse.
l9lStf SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.