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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30

80 a. m, New Orleans Express. sho,,.-.--,s,
est line TO ali Middle and West Florida ro.,.
Mobile and New Orleans 7:30a. m and -
conn ect through TO Thomasvil!e Nontgo,n.oRa1 ~
st. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and an no,n,! ~ -
West. F'Al' aou :
s:l5 a. m. Limited, through to Orlando p
Homosas-a, TarpOn sprng-. SoutberIand :, -.
Tampa. Barlow. Punta Gorda and All n,;n.:'. ;!
Florida points. pA
l:2o p. IN. Mail and Express. for al MIN.
Gainesville, Ocala. Leesburg. Tayares. Apr J, :
DO AP'pA vi
500 p. m. Local. connects ihrouob FL, all 49,.
Oca a, Gainesville, Leesbury Tsyares OrI.pS -
Springs. Southerland, 81. Petersburg and T.rss,
l0:Oo a. IN. Cumberland Route Exnress -
Fernandna with Steamer City OF Brunswiet - |
Brunswick. Macon. Atlanta Chattanooga - -
Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago
$40 p m. Fernandina Mail and Express All, q
Meeting Tuesday and Friday with Steamer s. S;.ss]
Savannah and landings. Thursday win ~
s Gamers for New York. Tot sday with CLYDE =
for lurk.
This new service gives perfect connection At -
for all points North and West Via Callahan "a h.
North. East and West Via Pernandina 60
with steamer City of Brunswic for Brupsvi.F ~
Atlanta and ali points North and West
A. o. hcDoxnx
u L. a MA III GRtIL|
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Mr. VIM. B. Schrder. OF the Waverly Stock
Farm, received by express on Monday the % b,
a finely bred American J"rs Cattle Cun Herd
registered male calf, nam. 4 >. Lambort'S Cham
pior, number not vet given. THIS calf IS prob
ably the very best bred registered animal OF any
breed in the State, his great grand sire o! siies
side being the noted s, oke Pogis, third sire of
tweuy-throe cows averaging 20 pounds OF butter
in seven days 81. Lambelt'> Champion has 2Gs
per cent of the blood OF Mary Anne OF s.. Lam
bert, the most celebrated living Jersey COW, who
made SO pounds 124 ounces butter in seven days,
and for whom $4,000 in cash was refused. He
also has % per cent. OF the blood OF Ida OF 81
Lambert, 80 pounds y ounces butter in seven
days and 65 pounds mix in one day. She sold
for Sc 500
On his dams side ST. Lallbert's Champion has
for his great grand sire the noted bull Champion
OF America No 1861 sire of seventeen COWS in
IA pounds and over Of butter in seven days.
Waverly Stock Farm, in possessing the grand
bull Panic" No. s420, y. J. c, c., whose great
grand dam Eurotas, No. 2454 made rs pounds
OF butter in less than twelve months and dropped
living cali in that time, and Milo Martin. Ne.
22072, \. j. {. G., whose great grand sire Is
Champion OF America, No. 1867. \. J. {. c.,
and thus adding To lis number of service males
the afore- mentioned gvaHdly pedigreed calf. Will
equal any stock farm in The Gulf States tor finely
bred males Each one traces to distinct and
celebrated families of tie Jersey breed and 10
male ancestors Justly famous as slres of officially
tested daughters.
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NOTICE TO LEGISLATORS.

In order that | may secure GUS
toners in every county in the State,
| will give to all members of the
Legislature and attaches a liberal
discount from my closest cash prices
on each and every article purchased
Of me during their stay at the Cap
ital. My stock is the largest and
best selected in this section. Prices
will be guaranteed as low as can
be had in any first-class dry goods
store in the South.
w. K. WILSON.
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"a kulla Picnic.

Quite happy party of young folks are at
tending picnic at the famous Wakula crystal
springs TO day. This picnic is given in honor of
Mss Hetie CrichtOn, OF Columbus, Ga, and is
chaperoned by Mrs. F G. Gilmore and Mrs. T.
j. Roberts. Among those who attended are Mr..
T. g. Rawls with Mss Hetiic Crichton. NJ.
Charles Monroe with Miss Nellie Lang, Hon
W. ii. Milton, Jr., with Miss May Christopher,
Mr.. Ashley with Miss Nellie Wilson, Mr.. NJ G.
Browder with Miss Eppie Munro, Mr. c. f. Ball
with Miss Lizzie Ta;um, Mr.. II. f. Clark with
Miss jamie Clark, Mr.. Joseph Eimondsou with
Miss Ethel Minor, and Mr.. Richard Hopkins
with Miss Bessie Edgar
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MONTICELLO, FLA, January 81, 1899

MONTICELLO, FLA, January 81, 1899
Nessr< Lippmdn Bros, Stcnnah, Ga. Pro-
prietors p p p.
For the past eight years l have been in bad
health, suffering with Malaria rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, my digestion was bad and
my hair all came out. In fact | was nearly a
wreck had taken kidney and blood medicines
which did me no good When l began taking
P. P P about three months ago, | was as weak
as child | have only taken four bottles (sma
size and 20 day l am a well man and my hair
has +" come again" cannot recommend P P
P. too highly. w. +. WARE,
Marshal Monticello, Fla.
Witness F. c. OWENS
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Florida Sub-TrOpicaI Exposition

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Sub Tropical Exposition, for the election OF
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held in The rooms OF the Board of Trade. IN the
city of jacksonville. Fla, Tuesday May :, 1889,
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, standard time
302t SoLoS A AD,Ms Sec'v
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FOR SALE.
HVEHVYOOD FARS'

1S0ACRES ADJOINING CHI; sars q
LOU thoroughly healthy. kes'u's ssi n.
minutes walk from business cenlre go
utes walk from railroad depot mos mos 4 10
uation in the State. The house, "nl.n "a d
built. and in thorough repair, l. SUI" ':-s ~ 4.
800 feet high, comm snding au eN,ens,slIst
ing view in all directions. SOL ssI a., ~
orchard of about four acres yeiue~ Df'
64 barrels-second wear of oearlnsS, M]
S Sorn OF aa o sIas sen ny lS
Cool well. Pasture 40 acresl lea y !. nof51
clear stream. For sale in whole, OF ~
following terms: One-eighth In I'll D.
spread over seven or eight years I0CI1
present legal rate Apply to ). IN = Sos
or j. T. BERsARp'
Feb. 10, 1SS9tf.
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CITY TAXES.

The books tor 1888 having been given me
several months later this year, and my time for
settlement having almost out, all parties
owing city taxes for said year will confer a
special favor by coming forward and paying up
I can be found al the FLoRIDIAN office
JOHN G. COLLINS
City Tax Collector
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MAR1ANNA, FLA January 26 1889

MARIANNA, Ia, JanuaTy 20, 1883.
Nessrs. Lippman Bros, .Sarannah, Ga, Pro-
prietors p. p. p:
For long time l suffered with catarrh and
liberated throat. | took 5. $ S but derived no
benefit from 1t. DR.. Owens who represents Lipp
man Bros, Savannah, GA, told me that p p P.
would cure me. so l began taking it, l have
taken six bottles small size and am entirely
well. | feel like new man and consider p p
p wonderful medicine PETE MANNING
Feb IL m
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Grain aud aluy.

We will keep constantly ON hand full sup
ply o: best timothy hay, oats and corn, which
VIII be sold IN any quantity at lowest cash
prices.
One carload of fresh bran, just arrived. and
viii be sold cheap
l2c-uI T. J. ROBERTS & Son.
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The Only tirst-class summer hotel in The State
where you can board Tor less money than you
can keep house. Prices reduced TO $500, $40
and $l2 week for the summer season Tel
egraph tor rooms. A. B. DAVIS
3O-3t Manager.
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r. CAY. Manager.


You need not fear sun stroke or drenching
when you can buy an elegant Parasol or I'm
brella at from 30 cents to 800, at
20 j. R. CoHENs.
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100 or 200 shares ot stock in :" The Florida Shin
Canal Company par value 800 per share.
Make an offer. Address, STOCK,'
Care W. l.. Mason, POI Wabash Avenue.
30-2t Ch;caro III
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Crates for lrut and veg t.bes, aud dressed
lumber of all kinds, by Car load, Tor sale at
Ocklockon,e.
Crates for sale at Byrd & Denham's, ITALIA
has>ee. y. NEALE BRADFORD
April l6, lSS9-4i~ Proprietor.
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Any one desiring to purchase or rent dwell
ing honse-fve rooms, one dressing ROOM large
pantry, together with lot comprising nearly half
of a city block, well improved moderate
possession given nj any tlnle)-can do so by ap-
plying to [l5-u] GEO W. WALKER.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30

On the evening Of Friday, Goth, a tortoise
shell comb. suitable reward will be paid fol
its return at the residence of
J. S. WINTHROP
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contracted a terrible blood poisoning year
docorcd With good physiiars neither of whom did
good. | sul, red all n suffer and live.
Hearing of CuT,CURA REMEDIES concluded TO try
them know ing If they did rae good they coud make
worse have been using them about ten week.
and most happy to that am almost rid OF the
awful that covered NV face ana body. Ny face
bad. IL wore. than that Of Miss BoyEton. spoken
of in your book. and wOnd say anyone IN the same
condition 10 CUTIcURA. and they will surely be
cured. Iou may this letter in the Interests OF sui
fernc humanity. +. W REYNOLDS.
1s,Ia and
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No persons will be allowed To frequent the
grounds at Highwood. Strict orders have been
given TO the parties in charge 10 turn out all
trespasscrs. J S. LOCKE
3l-2t
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Eggs for kAatcaling.
FROM PURE BRED FOWLS.

Il IHO1I 4 I'VE I'lkF-D FOW I1S
Single Comb Brown Leghorns and Barred
Plymouth Rocks, at 81 25 per setting of l3 eggs.
Satisfaction guaranteed
WILLIE ROBERTS,
22-4m Cenlreville, Fla, Leon County
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
VESTIBCLED TRAIN.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

PULLMAN CAR >Eh'ieA :.
Train leaving Thomasville at 1850 p u O.
Sleeping Car 10 New York. -<,s
Train leaving Waycr0SS st ALB ID ~
Sleeping Car 10 Cincinnati VIA E. T. v 20, 80
Train leaving Townsville al =. 81 d,
Sleeping ar 10 Cincinnati. via l. s ~ n skFE
Train leaving Waycross Al 900 p N, vla = ,hru<
ana Albany at 1872, night, carries sleep
Cincinnati sxS
Train leaving Wsycross at 1910, nign'' -
To Savannah -
Through tickets cold TO all points 49,
through. Also. seeping-car herths sSeapnEg J
'" Sn unrI~ General ~
t. j. WRIGHT, Agent st Monti cello -
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That Jacob r. Cohen has the mos, elegant line
of Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Fancy
Goods and Novelties ever displayed, in Tallahas
see oe
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Missouri Press A~sOcinaiOu.

President Florida Press dissertation:
The iwen'y-third annual meeting of this assc-
citation sill be held AT Nevada, June 4,h and
5th, 1899. Conforming to resolution of that
body, take pleasure in extending to your asso.
cttion IA cordial invitation 10 send one or more
delegate, 10 represent you at our meeting
Fralernally,
WALTER WILLIAMS, President NJ PA
BooNvILLE, Mo, April 8, 1899
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y. R. Cohen

And his efficient corps of clerks will always
endeavor 10 please the most tastidlous 20
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That Jacob r. Cohen extends hearty invt,
ton to all TO come and examine his immense
suck of laces and embroldeiies, whit. goods
hosiery, gloves, handkerchefs, ians, ribbons,
dress trimmings, fancy goods and novelties ol
all kinds 26
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For Sale.

An Eighl-llorse Portable Engine. mounted
on wheels. in good working order Having re-
placed ii with larger one, will sell ON easy
terms. Apply 10 JOHN BRADFORD.
Bradiordvlle Fla.
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Jacob IL. Cohen

Is the agent and only merchant in the city who
sells The celebrated Flaxine Corset
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Silk

Every color off al p'tre MORE, Su:ah and
China silk, is kept at J. Il Cohcns. He does not
sell limitations o6
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naed /!

Two men who can saw down trees and saw
logs. Constant work
30-2t G. f WHITE
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Wood.

Parties wanting wood will please leave orders
few days before they are entirely out, at store
l26-tf] Y. A. LEVY
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w. L. WILSON.


Tn" Presbyterian parsonage aud lot-for six
m"nths Parsonage furnished and good garden
on premises Aps.v /"
31-lf JAS. MEG. RICHARDSON, Pastor
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Wits. MitrS. Mite

Shoulder Length and Opera Mitts in ever,
variety and color can he obtained at
20 j. II. CoHRNs.
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An Immense

Line of Sattee.s, Challies, Albatrosses, Nuns
Nelings, Henrietlas. Cashmeres, Mohairs and
White Goods at J r. COhen's 26
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Jacob r. Cohen gives written guarantee TO
every purchaser of his Fast Black Hose. both
aides and misses 26
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Pants made 10 order, from five dollars up.
Suits Fl ON $1S up Call and see the immense
assortment of all the latest siyles-never seen in
Tallahassee before. JOHN BURKHARDT,
% It Merchant Tailor
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Havlng taken charg" of the house known as the
Whitaker House, is now repaired to accommc-
date bOarders o. :,
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Fingers Came OF.

My little son, five years Old was afflicted
with disease tor which the doctors had no
n"me. The nails came off his fingers, and The
fingers came off his hands up to the middle
joint. For three years he has suffered dread
ully. and has taken quantities of medicine He
is now getting we'll under treatment Of Swift's
Specific JOHN Delhi
Peru, Ind., Jan. 10, 1889.
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DISEASED BLOOD.
Humors. Blotches, Sores, Scales. Crusts,
and Loss OF Hair Cured.

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all n man
could suffer and live. Face and body
covered with awful sores. Used the Cut
ic ura Remedies ten weeks and Is practi-
cally Cured. remarks bic case.
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Subscribe for the FLoRlDIAN, only one dol
iar year.
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ClAlPI.ES. Black-heads. chapped and oily skin pre-
III vented by CUTIcCgA INDICATED SOAP.
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Cedar Kew Div
w estern Div

]. ,, =. s. 9. 10, Is. II. daily y I
3 4. p "a 90, 81, 62, 90, 30, daily. except s,,4
81. daily. Monday. p SanaE
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Covered with Raining sores u years.

have been troubled with skin and -Caip disease for
seventeen years. Nv head AT times was one running
and my botv covered with them as large a.
hall collar. tried great many remedies without effect
until used fbe tUTIcCRA bsMgDE- ard am thankful 10
state that after months Of their entirely
cured. feel it my duty aud The public 70 state
the above l.. X. MCDON ELL. Jamesburg y. J.
Dug and Scratched 50 years.
go Mr. Dennis Downing ten years better. have Dug
and scratched for had what l. termed
prnr. and have suffered erything and tried number
Of doctors but relief. AnybOds could have got
$50 had they cured me The CUTiCrgA RENEDFs cured
God bless the Who invented CrTICuRA,
CHENEY GREEN, Cambridge. Mass.
Cuticura Remedies
Are sold here Price. CCTIcCPA. c: SOAP, pc
REsoLvE>T, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL. CoPPoRATIOS. Boston.
sTSend for How 70 Cure Skin Disease, 81 pages,
50 illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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SAVANNAH, FLORIDA And WESTERN /
WAYCROSS SHORT LINZ
TINE CARD IN EFFECT FER Il, r

All trains of this road are run BY Central =
Time. Passenger Trains will leave daily q iHba
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-08
Bigger and Better.


San Antonio is accepted all over
Texas as incomparably the best retail
city in the state. OF all her retail
dealers Wolfson is without rival.
This year he has made another stride
forward. His clothing house, always
the leading one i'm town, is now more
complete than ever. His stock is
larger and more varied than any he
has heretofore carried, and is offered
at from Is to 20 per cent. cheaper than
is offered elsewhere in town. 70
prove this an examination of his goods
and prices is all that is asked, and he
invites you to look now, and later on +,
before purchasing elsewhere if you
would save money. He will sell you
suits heretofore sold as bargains at
SIS, for $40; an SIS suit for $3.50, and
so on. He has added to his usual
stock an elegant line of black dress
suits. No finer "swallow-tails" in any
house. Full suits for the &. A. r.
also in stock. Boys in blue will find
this assortment very complete.
Nothing in the clothing line but
Wolfson offers, you at prices that dis
count all other figures from Is to 20
FER cent. lO-73t
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He Had RI do IL

Yesterday was gala day, all day, at
Wolfson's immense dry goods and
millinery house, and between the dis
play OIL the counters and the display
of rich toilets in front of the counters
the whole scene was perfect ka-
leidoscope Of lovely tints and gorgeous
coloring, with ever changing position
and new scenic effects. The souvenirs
for the ladies were very tasteful and
thousands of them were carried away
by eager hands. All day long the
chatty throng came and went and at
its close all thought of combining the
opening to one day was abandoned.
1t simply could not be done, and so a
second day has been devoted to the
"Opening." Those who have been
once, many of them, say they must 60
again, as single visit only sharpened
their appetite for a more perfect in
spection, aud this day has seen many
a:face looking admiration at the rich
fabrics which bent over them in
pleasure yesterday. The LIGHT's ad-
vice to 60 and examine the greatest
dry goods and millinery exhibit ever
seen in the big retail city of Texas was
needed and that advice is repeated
today. If"a thing of beauty is a joy
forever" 60 and see the beautiful ex-
hibit that Wolfson has displayed and
you will find more inducements to pur-
chase than have ever been presented
you. Texas is the greatest state in
the union; San Antonio Is the great
est city i'm this great state; Wolfson's
is the greatest house in San Antonio,
and this is the greatest opening Wolf
son ever had.
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Real Estate Sales.

Geo. M. Maverick to Jacob Schuele,
one-half of lot 10, block 81, on Moth
street, 5 90.
J.F. Bremen to r. E. Sadler, lots
% and "a, on Lopez street, 5000.
H. A. Rawlings and wife to Chas.
Mierow, one-half of block 5, range .,
district l, for $500.
o. J. Cooke to f. j. Pietzcker, lot 3,
block A, North Flores street, 2,4OO.
A. V. Beltinger and husband to
Margaret Hall, lots s, 9, 10, block r,
lots |, 2. 3, 4, block l., of original lot
10, for 81 900.
A. Rehberg and wife to G. Iell-
weger, lots l and 2, block 5, for $500.
Mary Keller and husband to Fred.
Dawson, 40 acres in this county for
S5OS.
Adelaide Hernandez and husband
to Jose Escalera, lots 3 and 4, block |,
on Alazan street, tor SO.
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Heed Offer You.

l find my department OF Gentr Fur
nishing goods overstocked, and as the
fine warm weather continues, | have
determined to partly close out the
same at less than ordinary prices.
This department has been stocked
with great care and with very desira-
bile goods, and those who deal with
me know how low my prices rule in
Gents Furnishing goods. | positive
ly announce a decided reduction in
ordinary prices for the reasons assign
ed above and ask that a comparison
of prices be made between my figures
and those offered elsewhere.
st l.. WOLFSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-08
Personal Notes.

Geo. Paschal, district attorney, left
on hunting trip today.
C. B. Hollinshead, of SkidmOre, is
i'm the city, at the Southern.
Mr.. G.. Hellmanns has returned
from Boston.
]. E. Bond is registered at the Men
ger from Kansas City.
Miss Lena Yates, from Campbellton,
is registered at the st. Leonard hotel.
j.. Scale. sheriff of Karnes county,
is at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. Jennie Turner is in the city
from Harwood.
Mrs. Capt. Duncan and Miss M.
Mealey, of Bonham, are in attendance
at the convention of the Eastern Star.
A. B. Langerman, a well known
man of Austin, has his autograph on
the register at the Mahncke.
H. B. Barnhart, of Ell Paso, formerly
of Austin, is at the Menger. Mr.. B.
is on a visit to his old home.
J. w. Looclip is here from Jackson,
Miss. Mr.. l.. comes to buy horses
which he will ship to Mississippi.
Mrs. NJ. and S. A. Shepherd are al
the Mahncke. They are here to at
tend the meeting of the order of East,
ern Star.
Hugh Toney and nephew, Thomas
Dingys, of West Virginia, are here fol
their health. They are at the South
ern.
Mr.. H. Salisbury, a wealthy young
calico manufacturer from Durango
Mexico, is in the city with his wife
Mr.. Salisbury is wide-awake Ian
cashire boy.
H. H. McLane and wife, who have
been spending the summer at the
east and north, principally in the
state of New York, returned to the
city last night.
Senator Burney, of Kerrvllle, who
has been at the bedside of his sick
wife for some weeks, at one of the
summer resorts, returned to this city
Yesterday en- route home. He report:
Mrs. Burney cOnvalescent.
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The fair grounds present busy
appearance.
Mr.. Andrews of the Arkansas Pass
reports business improving daily in
both passenger and freight depart
ments.
There were thirteen cases before
the Recorder this morning. Eight
were fined, four dismissed and one
continued.
Mrs. w. f. Huston, the book
agent, arrested Saturday charged
with malicious mischief in despoil-
ing the premises of Mr.. Lohrberg,
was fined $25 and costs by Judge Me
Allister yesterday afternoon, for the
offense. The whole amount was
about $40.
MIR. H. f. Tuttle's horse ran
away yesterday with the surrey in
which Mrs. Tuttle was driving. She
was thrown out, but was not much
injured, and the surrey was wrecked
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Building Permits,

Building Permits.
John Green, office, Commerce street,
ward 3.
N. Peters, stable, Leona street,
ward 3.
Mrs. BUSH, dwelling, Flores street,
ward l.
A. Schumacher, dwelling, Houston
street, ward 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-08
Big Sa sS,

John X. Beretta & Co.'s very low
prices on comforters and blankets are
bringing a good trade, but, as their
stock is large, they can still accommo-
date purchasers,