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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-05

A Ctr IN PRICES FOR 30 DAYS FRo,t
DATE.-Now is your chance to Save
Money. will quote few prices on
work: Watches Cleaned for s1.0O,
handspring s1.00, HairspriDg IS cts
to s1.OO, Chains s1.00, Diais 75c. TO
s1.5O, Jewels 5Oc., 75c. and s1.o0,
Pivot 75c. to sl.25, Hands 4Oc.
pair, Glass 20 to 25c- All Repairs at
the same rates. New Style Pin in
Breast Pins 1Oc., Old Style &c.
(catches 8 joints) or two for 15c.,
Spectacles SoIdered 10 to 25c., Clock
Cleaned so to 75c., twenty-four hour
CIock-sprihg so to T5c., Hands 1Oc.,
New Cords 10 to 25c., and all Repairs
done at home. No work sent away.
Can repair any make of watches that
are made. All Work is Warranted.
2 OF. Silver Case, American move
ments, (wortb sI0.0O1 sell for $500,
Improved Manhattan Watches 81. so,
Sweep Second Stop Watch $500.
III. a. l.. BURTos.
May Is, 1888.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-05
LEARN TO BE BRIEF.-L

LEARN TO BE BRIEF.-Long visits,
long stories, long exhortations and
long prayers seldom profit those who
have to do with them. Life is short.
Time is short. Moments are pre-
cious. Learn to condense, abridge
and intensity. We can endure many
an ache and ill. if it is soon over
while even pleasures grow insipid
and intolerable if they are protracted
beyond the limits of reason and con-
venience. Learn to be brief. Lop
off branches; stick to the main fact
in your case. If you pray, ask for
what you would receive, and get
through; if you speak, tell your
message, and hold your tongue; boil
down two words into one, and three
into two. Learn to be brief.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-05

TRY This FOR NosE-BLEEDfSG.-
The best remedy for bleeding at the
nose, as given by Dr. Gleason at one
of his lectures, is in the vigorous mo-
ton Of the jaws, as if in the act of
chewing. In the case of a child,
wad of paper should be inserted and
chewed hard. 1t is the motion of the
jaws that stops the flow of blood
This remedy is 50 very simple that
many will feel inclined tc laugh at it,
but it has never been known to fail
in a single instance, even in the Sc
yerest cases.-!Sctentifc american.
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!: DEcoRA1Iox pAr.r-The wears that has

DECORATION DAT."-The years that have
elapsed since the close of the civil war have
served to obliterate all sectional feeling and a
prosperous nation joins in keeping green the
graves of all its beloved dead II is in this
spirit that the publisher of the SEw YORK
FAMILY STORY PAPER has had written a thrill
ling and pathetic romance. peculiarly appro-
pirate TO this national holiday entitled Faith
ful Leonore: or. His Grave Kept Green" In
the same paper will also be found weekly in
stallrnent of the '' Life and Adventures as
Snowman of P. I. Barnum," written by him
self. and equally Interesting to the young folks
well rs the heads of families. These are
rare literary treats. and those of our readers
who are not already enjoying them will do well
to obtain No. 76S of the NEW YORK FAMILY
STORY PAPER of their uewsdealer or send d.
rect to the publisher. Munro's Publishing
House. Nos. 25 and 26 Vandewater Street,
New York. and receive the paper four months
for one dollar, postage free.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-05

REMEDY FOR Ivy PoIsoSiSG.-W.
w. Duffield writes TO the Scientific
american as follows. For many
years 1 suffered terribly from this
cause, but remembering that all
poisons are acids, bathed the pois-
oned member in a strong iye made
from wood ashes and obtained instant
relief. Subsequently 1 found that
the dry ashes alone. rubbed ovef
the poisoned member, were equally
effective. Since this discovery, L
have had no further trouble, and
have tried this simple remedy re-
peatedly on myself and on many
others, with like good results, 1 am
now thoroughly convinced that wood
ashes will in every case prove sure
and sovereign specific for all cases Of
ivy poison.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-05

Ho,fE AGAIN in my new store and
nicely fixed. Plenty of room, plenty
of light, plenty of goods for Spring
and Summer trade. Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, Gloves and Furnishing Goods.
Five hundred mems and boys sam-
pie hats, Spring Styles, at half price.
GEo. n. HAGLEY.
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very neat and stylish in appearance. and very
pleasant riding wagon. Also all styles and pat
terms of Carriages. Buggies, Jaggcrs. Jenny
Linds and Pilafons. l Keep on hand large
stock, bnt am prepared to fill orders at short
notice. Prices suited to the times, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. = liberal discount allowed on
old vehicles in exchange for new ones. l use
altogether the Old Reliable
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-18
Sic ,,@etRfappeta.

&anias&it1, Rc. III. 9e,br.-Sluies
Mc8onalo, rpelder in Der IebteHRaft uou st
mem Niob, rrelner Gid3 ben Jtamen yGnniaier
2iuifun Der gBeBtappea" suIest, erbar'
murgsloS ourhgepeitiht nuc auf aubere
Teiie miBbanheIt purhe, fiarb sefterH.
Commune, o., II. 9e3ember -9cIs
nsr,,sut Gcrafsr taetlt mn, gag ntehEsrs @s.
S';rrnoIi:: him ::'fteu felt eiai9er 3stt IN Anl,taae
Ssr % SsbSrbe .'HitgIieoer per nS8elBtappsn" IN
Sbio astpeien fiuD Nh bic gtun'ssT aIler anos. o
rsr giitaIieber, idmmtliu,c, @sbeimr'ns -
SGaariiatior, iowie lAbere uotbns suSige Be
ueie etIanat babeu, 10 baB bie S6albtgen
IofOrt Dor geriat CUR 8e9enidalt gs3ogeu
ua1Seu f6uneu. Der @ouueraeur bat ote
Tdbtlfinhler nod uidt pcrgelaoeu, allain ets
l,Ge oerlelbeu ftno aus SurGt Sor Strafe Iset.
nilIig 3u tim aefommen, unO bas 8eiuItat
Der unterban5lungen III, eaB bic Srgauiia>
ticn permanent anfgeI0ft tperuen iol nnb fidb
Gnsr fe1usrlr llebergi,ffe entbGItea min. g8ie
Der @onuerneur meter rnittbeilt, maren bic
Sbioer gNeiBfappen" etne regltndSige ges
beirne gejeli@ai,, hatten iebot teine Ser>
binnnng NIT ibren 9iumensuattera bon Saz
biana nne anoeren Staaten. Sie traren IN
2ogeH eiueetheilt, nnb Der ganje Srbeu fiano
uuter 2eiiuu9 zines 8eomten, pelfer ben
4itel ,goIoleIn jiihrte. Sn Ohio etifirten
neuu goseu nit etwa 1000 Miteliebern, I'M
ter peldsu fi4 pieIs eirfla5yei4e 5Qrser be-
fauoen.
atlanta, Co., II. DECEMBER. - Sa
0rsiiina, @a., bate Ii6 Der SauImaHn y. s..
Theunjou getpsigert, ben 6oroernngeu Der
Z ao,,, ars. Alliauj" 6oIse 3u leifeu, neshaIb
gou.ms s.,,. hen psebcpcOttet" plrOe. 9as
@ q uua 's-. usnis., ~hOmpiOn eiHeu Club bon
Rsaern. M neit,s b5here S6pne uon Ssa EN- 6ar,
nefn uerlansten. Als Selopl.. V1is.s s,,St
idieueu leste Raht 200 Mnnn in Der '.
nmfelIten Sbompon's 5aus, gruben eta
@rab DOE benitIben, bunaeu Erauerflor an
bic 5tiir unb binterIteseu bic autauoiaEus,
haB fie talh nieberIommen miirDeu.
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Retp " Mnrfsr RadlrGAten.

Rep.gort, II. 3e3ember. - unter ben
gaffueieren bes geferu augeiommeuen DAM
piers ugtruria" beftabet tta pr. 5sHrp
-Nrau sorolius 55ritt. bic ii4 Dor e.
uigen Gaaen in einem &niaIe tempOraEer
geiftesf6rnua nit ibren Bpet 9iaeern aus
eirem 55eufer ibrsr @Obuuug an Der 81
76. Ghnse fiiirste, furb Befern frtib. Die
SSiiaaSer srIsgeu iaOn fritber ibren Serlesnn'
gen. Srau S9mitt unS tbr gtanu tamen
Scr fe6eu Sahrsu eHs 8entidlaup uuo hats
ten iinr Die teiteH Sinber.
49, 3olbsamteu bsi6laguabrlten bente frii1
Dinmouteu i'm gBert5e BON $25, 900, bic elm
Baifasisr, yiamen8 gilbert garrios, stn
aanirnanu Gus Ricarugua, Der auf benz
9ampfer ygtruria" bon europa 3uridtebr>
te, eiaBui6mugselu beriudte. Die 3iamauz
ten befauben ftd in elmer Relietal4e. garrtos
bebauptet, er babe On feirle Sdmu9geIei &c,
bndt, oubern es banble Id nur nm ietue
IuieHutnib Der umerifauiideu 3oaaeiese,
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0in61 Ner (stinefttte.

Saffonpttle, Bla., II. 3s3amber. -
Die 9unatiOu befert fid3 nit iebem Gage,
unb bic 2eute, melde uabreuO Der @eIbfez
Der Gpi6ernie BON bier eataobeu, tehrGn
i6aarenpeiie 3uriid. am SamfQge lang
len see 6lrhtIiuse auf 3wei grtra3it9eu bier
on. Die meifen betielben befanben ii9 In
ben Iebten Wonateu in NtIanta uub ueridie=
beuen aubereu Statteu @eorsia'a. Die
Seimfebrenbeu nurbeH an 8abnbof bon i9z
rem Erennten un6 8atannten nit Nufit unb
nebenbeu Eatuen empfauseu. Die freubige
gufreauug in bet Stabt tiber bas GROe Der
@elbFeber gptbeu,:.ss TT grcs. Die r1eifsu
@eihdftsbauier baben i9s= s,esuo9nte G5atlg'
tett tpleoer anfgeuommen, itnb anf ben s,u..
S: s:n hsrridlt tpieber elm reyes eebeu unb 3rei.
ben. 9lan ernurtet, bas i'm 2aufe bieier
@nde fiber 5000 ssfidtete Gtnnohuer su.
ridfebren irerbeu. Die &usiihten fiir cine
[sbbafte Giutetiaifon fiut iebr stufia.
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GrmptOWns tines Satfs Sanoes
WlaEf@1Qst

atlanta, @a., II. 9eBember.-8uu.
res S5iilIs Weriball Goobiou uurae SamfGg
in ber giabe upn 8uaasMORatain, 6enu.
ermortet, nub man s.aubt, bas @tliam
6uuuicot, Elm betaunter Seiperaoo Il. Bgid'
brenner, ben MOrb beganaen bat. 9Hnnt'
cat mar mebrere Sabre aut 9ooNiOn's 6arm
uugefelIt unb War nit GestereHI oiters TN
geb,rge auf Der SerfOlguug Don S4l9oreH'
nelu. @oobiou, tuelaer i'm Baloe ri-'
puroe bonn Pieroe geTtfiea uno oGau er'
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@erHltfdte telearapbtIde sepefdlett.

- Der Ne9er Waibtn8ton &Oarau1, elm
Zimmerman, erbieIt geteEn auf benz @es
bauSe Der SS:s:.:. SS:s:.:. Union" AZ gsurisTton
Sc, burf Gerfbrune zines Drahtes etuen
ir.-.ri'idsR ShlG9, WeI9er iba anf Der Stele
t0btete.
- Inter ben sehern benz General 6arri,
ion SuaeI6idten BrdieuteH befauA fif aud
Elm lebenbes SGuf, 70 oas bic Bauilie bes
nenern15lten BrdRaenten nit 5ammelaeij6
fir bic 6eieriage berIorgt tf. Der Rume
bee gebers III nitt betannt.
- Su ben Derten Der yGiRciauutis
gpring Comp" III Cincinnati uuroen 9Outs
8inIelhauIer, Btlbelm gBeHeu unb 9eiuri1
Sengel geitsru burh 6as Berfen elmer
8ampfrTbre idper oerlest. Rintelbauier
miro uabri1eiaItt iegbeu.
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sura Gleftrtsttat astootet.

BhitabeIpbia, IL. Defender. - Gin
teute Nodmittag uate Der Gds Der 2. SnaBe
nnb Germantown Guenue ausgebroheues
feuer mGdte nas 3urhidnsibeu Der elefts,>
iden 3rdhte notbnenbis. Ebeobor 5emmeIs
mann, Elm smolfidbrieer auabe, bielt einen
Der bernbbdugeuoen 0ldbte. aus meldleri
bele 6nnfen ipriibteu, iiireiH brenueubse 5eil
unn bsriihrte benislben. Gr erbieEt eineu ID
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h sltnteselmdbigfsitea" elnes 8anF.
Tdgfiters.

Gan 6rau3t8co, II. DECEMBER. Die
vGaIiIOrnta yiatiouaIbauf" ti ourd geniRe
UuregeImdBtgtaiten Seitens ibres SaiRrers
s. 8. RamsOen 3ur Suip2ufOa gssDEIqeu
norbeu. Der Setrag Der Beruaigeuunsen
tft nod nidt fef8eFeGt, iubeFeu eIiii-i Brd-
fibent &bOmaSr be 8ep0ftoren rpitE0ea tsiue
gerlufie elLgiS on.
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(Ftu EIetuer ReIO.

Saberbtll, R3fi, II. Dejember.-
Die Sifie Der 6eleeu, bic tbr 9ebsn bab!noes
eeben, um Elm anteres III retteu, bat fit1 Im
einen Namen 5ermeblt, nnb 3par tft es Der.
ieniae bee reunidbt.aen gEtllie aIen. NtLz
lie bsfanO fih uorgefteru nit 3uei Ileineu sc.
flhrteu ton 5 uub Sabren auf bem Sales
3eiG, spe Ct bic 8letnen auf eiueni Sflit,eu
auf eem Giie fnBr; pt6sliG3 fanbeu fitb bic
Suusen bor elmer 6iisnsa StsQe uub 60 mar
au ipdt, umiutehreu. Ser seiae9seaeutuGrs
tige gGilie riB nod raif ben Shlitten berum
unb rettete 10 bic beiben &leinen: er Ielbff
Obsr, ber auf SdIittiduhen fubr, founte bic
@eueung uid3t uebr m5glid MAIDEN, iiirste
in bic Seffuuna uuo ertrant. Gefera fanb
mon hiR Qpid1e hes fletueH 6elhen
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aus oer y BuaSesDauptHaSt,
Ste GrSeSisi6a tsadl Gabti. - Anftdltsn nnH
9eamttn Ses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

g8aibtnstor, D. G., II. 3esbr. -
Sm 8luttenbspartstnent iinb felt Der Abfabrt
Der Sunheahampfer y@aneEa" une DaHtic"
bon Eeip. g0rf fetue Nahri6ten BON ieueu
SabrSeugen stnaelaufeu, uub es Gperben feiue
III ben Md fen Saaen ernartet, obglei9 beioe
Sriessbarpfer n0rsen Su Bortesau Bt.nce
idGig iine. Inter pieIeu TlotteusGifijieren
berridt Der ginbruf, baB Der Dampfer n9Gp,
item Repubiic" aufseliefert NIB 1a9 gieps
0prf uutermsga iein Epiro, ete bic Griessi9tffe
Sort GIs TEirce erteifen, 10 naB oauH uur
ned bic Jrase iiber etue gntiddbtguupa.
Summe ju etlebissa bIeibt. 8er Srr,.eass
bampfer yRi6mono" ptrh an rdf,|Tteu 0ouz
nsrGag nno Der Srte9sham1te ter uOiFpee" 8u
bic abFdt Der &spiltuu aud i,ue Tqbr.
3snGe rad 9ab'y., 3u ittdeu, uletu seseu.
paItt8sn apsStdten mad slaubt man ut4t,
saB ssgc ioIde ItasreseI uutbpeabis ieiR
pirt.
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-. s o Il [ d.

HuserIeIerer fittrirter Sonig berm ganBen Barrel,
balbeu Barrel ober ein6elner 9nuone BI baBen BET
9outS .. &eis,
(297-302El Gde 6anupers un0 GQrnbe fraf,e.
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Naienfr efnaefassaea.

Repsgotf, =. 2esembsTE,n6r0H3 SOB
fer, tpelter am IS. SUI 1878 aus oem
Staatsgefangaiffe in Sius .gtug -"Harl''
rlafbem CT jebu Rcnate ieines fdufidbriopii
3ermins, BEN er tuesen giubruds an 3erSii%
Sen bate. abgeisifeu, tft bonn @eheimroIi,i.
Zen Sadiou Samftaa abeuD pieSer in sas
@ef1ueni6 Suriifgs braGt noroen. aSbIer
satte feiue 6ludt oaourdl betperraeatot. 6os
er fd in einem Safe yperihdena iies. Or
truree in bem Safe auf eiuen Sdooner oe.
braGt unb idpamur, ais bas Sdiff i'm 6nSs
Jon lag, an'e llfsr; ef fam ipiter mad Union
Gitb, @a., unb ale er fttrbl:a pesea perIud.
ter Gemoliruug bes 6anfes bon +. RcGor.
mid nerhaftet rpuroe, ftellte man ieine Soeus
titdt fsff, psshaIb er bonn sebeimpolisifeu
SSafior obaehoIt murog,
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9eS Ipse'ftbe Gom5ts aebt aa@ gtttsbnre
uuo Detroit.

Ens M1tt etrer unferlu1nn9 III Se3uq alf
bic gfnpanberuuap.,ar ,araGe beauftraate spe<
3ialsGonite bes 6auies, benss -S@aFERel ne
praientant 6oro TT, plr6 am Dttttpo9 bon
bier rad Btttsburg obreiien, nm bort j3eu=
9eHansiageH llber bic gSirfuHgeH bes Ge.
isses segen bic Smportatiou BON Goatrat.s
Arbeitein su uernebmen. Die Dtttalieber
6es Somite's, peIde bic Setie mitmaden,
fno bic Sp. So1b, Dates unp @iintber. 8as
3eugennerbor ion am Sreitag beginner. Son
bort fptto itf1 oas eumite tpabridjeinlidl mad
Detroit une BORT Suron, gftt., uub Saun
nah Prontoeuce, 8.=S., begeben.
9ie RaGsabtnns otr otreftea gteasen.
Die Aunphme Der Bill. betreFfsuo &ifs
sobIuns Der hiteften steuern, miro bier ais
elm metttres 5tuoerniB fir bic Sernfung ei'
ner grtrnsSelllon oes &onprefes betrantet.
sc piirce oaburt benz Shasamt geuue
@elo eHtnommen lreroeu, mn ben lleberlGuB
sehOlig 3u perminbern, uuS feruer beiBt es,
bab General 9arriion 6te Iuittlt begtnfigt,
ben 8eft gum Qnfauf BON Sbligatioueu IN
pettrs1Aer. Gs ift auH uieE iiber ote @e-
fahr aerebet n6..then. peIde in Der 6ortietuug
Der Eeponirung bon oosi:..ntllasu SsIesEn In
ben 9taticnolbauten Iisst. bod ioI SsstidtoT
Sherman fids glsidfuus fir Seibehaltung
tieIes S1fens aus9eiproden babeu.
Gesmtf6teE.
Die heutise Steuer giunabme betrua
$69l ,957 nno bic 3oleinnabme $i76,9l8.
3Er ginlGiung beflmmte HaiOnalz Sant=
giOteu I'M 8etrdae BON S298,0 liefeu heute
i'm Ghasamte EN-
Sm 3eugbauie bes Sriess Departments
fino Afferten peridjiebe1er 5iruleg fiir bic
eieferung BON ~ MSrier.2aiettea aus gHs-
ftahl &c. entgeaeHSenommen poroeu.
2as Snb @cutte hes Sauiea fir GiCtteus
gfioiren sebenlt bic Slotten Seru,lienuss.
blu Gnoe Der IaufenbeH gSnd3e BEN polleu
Gusidufie etnberiften su f0unen.
Ser 9rdfteeut ihidte beute bem 5enat
cine reitere an3abl Grnauuunseu. bnrnnter
tieienise hes 6rn. Seen 8. 8aiIes sum
Runeesnnnait In Snbiana.
Die rerubliianifden Geuatoreu marSen
mnTgeH eireu &nufue balten, um ft4 iiber
ihre infiinitiae 64.tnng binifGtlif Der 5fz
raissEaiifbiI uub ner pnrgei6la9snen Eeier-
tlgaicrien sn ufrfidnhiaen.
M Srrnu K Kfehe{nnA retire Ee1ske NRxrr1esttN8 0ssf
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@r ntIm, II. DeSember.-9ie Saan3ea
nov fs;rh,,o+ on araber puroeu beute aberRale
,o,, 49, ] ss- aorts -s bsmbaroirt. 3as 20. 6as
forrr.9 r' -; eo,r1ent @ nna spei @ompasnis'n bes
5. esgptlideu Battalion "AO 9''' "4 -''''''
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eetTor's ghouoarapE, i'm 8.stiaf.

2onbon, IL. DECEMBER. - ggd6renb r.
nee leute DOT einem hieiigeu GeriGte uerhaHs
oeIten Broseijes In BeJug nuf cine 6aaoela-
marie sunree elm Yhoncgrapb benust. nm
ben JAhnIt eines BEiefes uno aHnerer 3otaa
mente All rfplonn,iren. 2as SnitEnmelt
nsrridlfeff ifin gRerf pqIEEomMen heiEieniGenn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-25
PERSONAL.

B. T. Hart, of Del Rio, is at the
Mahncke.
DR.. J. X. Moeur, of Hondo City, is at
the Mahncke.
A. H. futile and wife, of San Mar
cos. are at the Menger.
Dr. John H. Hardee, Of Pleasan ton,
is at the st. Leonard.
Rev.A. J. Harris and wife, of Gaines
vile, are at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. A. C. Kelsey and daughter, of
Rio Grande City, are at the Maverick.
Miss Carrie Meyers, daughter of DR.
Meyers, Of Seguin, is stopping at the
Mahncke.
Mr.. Sykes Butler, of Kennedy,
Karnes county, takes his meals while
in the city, at the Southern.
Mr.. NJ. F. Corbett, of San Antonio,
is visiting in Monterey, Mexico.
Mrs. F. Labourcad9 and child left
yesterday to visit relatives in Hous-
ton.
A. G. Pickett, Jr., of Floresville, and
Capt. B. G.. Andrews. are at the st.
Leonard.
p. S. Sowell, county assessor of
Guadalupe county, is at the Southern
from Seguin.
Sheriff Hugh McGuffin, of Guada-
lupe county, is at the southern from
Seguin.
Mr.. Bert Davis, press representa-
tive of Geo. Wilson's MINISTRIES, is in
the city, and gave the LIGHT pleas
ant call today.
Mr.. Harry Hine, manager for Hal
len and Hart, III former years brought
the "Silver King and Roland Reed
combinations to this city. He is a
clever gentleman.
Mr.. Duval West, the genial deputy
marshal has returned from attending
the federal court at Brownsville.
Judge Maxey will hold a special
term of the federal court commencing
this afternoon to appoint supervisors
of election If required 50 to do.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-25
LIGHT FLASHES.

The Washington is giving an eX-
cellent show this week.
Popular concerts atScholz's garden.
Miss Josefine Soltesz in ballads, Operet-
tas. national songs. Admission
free. lO-25-tf.
There was large attendance at
the Fashion last night, for the Spar
row benefit, and a good show was
given.
Miss Josefne Soltesz, the pop
ular concert singer at SchOlz' garden
Saturday, October p. lO-25-tf
Officers Abbey and Battle are re-
ported sick today. Officer Perez has
returned to duty after three days
sickness.
"A Begg, of Valentine, afflicted
with jaundice, and {. Mendoza, OF
Uvalde, suffering from malarial fever,
were admitted to the Santa Rosa nos
pital today as Southern Pacific rail-
road patients.
A bet of ten to one was made this
morning against Hoetiing's reelection
for county commissioner.
Mr.. Herman Kampmann, of the
Menger hotel, has done much for the
deep water delegates and has many
friends in the delegation.
Several falls, some of severe
character, have occurred in the city
within the past few days, occasioned
by people recklessly throwing banana
Feelings on the pavement. This
should be stopped, for "evil is wrought
by want of thought as we'll as want
of heart.
Mr.. Charlie Mullaly requests the
LIGHT to say that he was not the au-
thor of the item about Mr.. Rische,
managing the Georgia minstrel show
at Turner hall. Mr.. Pringle, one of
the proprietors of the show, made the
statement in the presence of both c..
B. and T. w. Mullaly.
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Have Left Us.

The bulk of the deep water delega-
tion left yesterday afternoon for Fort
Worth where they will hold a meet
ing before they disband.
A small party of gentlemen, Judge
Emory, of Kansas; Col. Chase, of Ne
braska; Mr.. Walker, of Kansas; Frank
G.. Plume, of New Mexico; Col. Creary,
of Beaumont, Texas; Mr.. Chamber
lain, of Iowa; Senator Armstrong, of
Missouri and Col. Mason, of Ne
braska, remained over night and at
tended the performance of Hallen 4
Hart at the opera house. Later they
visited the plaza chile stands and
then retired. This morning they left
for home, greatly pleased with San
Antonio.
Before departing for home the del
egates adopted the following reso-
buttons:
Resolved, That this committee. individual
ly and rs whole, appreciates the kindness
Of the Fort Worth and Denver; the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe; the Denver and Rio
Grand: the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
and the International ard Great Northern
railroads, during their travels over those
limos.
Resolved. Further, that our sincere thanks
are due and hereby extended to the citizens
of Fort Worth Dallas, Sabi Pass, RockpOrt
and Aransas Bay, tor their kindness 50 g"ner'
Ou.Iy and intelligently extended to us while
visiting them IN our tour through their great
state.
But to the citizens of Galveston and San
antonio, ard the officers and employees of the
San SntOuio and Arkansas Pass railroad. we
arc bOunG in debt OF gratitud" which our
reOr!c of the or at northwest can alone re
pay for US CHAMPION ; CASE,
W f. NTSCIUNSON Chairman.
Secretary.
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AnnlhilatinG a MuItiforn1 Disease.

Miasmatic, or naiuria disease has many
forms. Physicians have. for the sake of con
vencnce and for tn" purpose of indicating
its most strongly marked forms. suhd'vId"h it
into intermittent and bilious rPmit ent fever.
dumb aguc and aguu cake. But it presents
an Infinite variety Of symptoms in titfcrrnt
individuals. re these symptoms what they
will always ren"mber that HO>tn'tcr's Stom-
Hch lGttert VIII anHhilate them ut III" "u Sc.
and nreycut their recurrence. 4 review OF
the proofs would convince any one o. the
foct This. however. i" Impo>s bile. because
they are q numerous and UNI cceSsary be-
cause the effects Of this grand nHt -ma'ari- /
sUCc, tic are 4 IN after of cOumOn knowledge.
M less familiar to the public areitS rc'"ediFI
and pr"ver tiv" effects in / il Gus attacks, con
slipatirn. dySpepsia irrtMent rh"umatism
debility II d kluner troubles II is. moreover
an excellent appetizer and tonic ner.iuc
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Juvenile Race War.

The white school children and the
negro imps who attend the Riverside
school are having disgraceful rows
over the possession of the two-plank
sidewalk in Newton's alley, and the
colored children, many of them big,
strapping girls, do not hesitate to
push and shove white children off the
planks into the mud, and often beat
them and throw rocks at them. All
this usually happens after school is
over in the afternoon.