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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
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&arEoGttpu, Su., 13. SuIi. Gin PG%s
|csiersrg Ii rsentle 0tetlen 0tidl BON 9reeu'
fieIo ent9lejf. SRI, gua 8aois BON &arlins
r;ue nurre auf Der @telle get00tet, mahrere
8afTnafere crIstteu SerLebuu9ea. Die 9cfo'
uoiiee nab mebrere Bo88oRs rouToeu 3eE'
lrtimmsrt.
gafou, 3d., 13. Suli. - Der RiI&3us
auf Der pNemz Dnrfs SuaqIebaaaa Befteru.
@iieuoabR,n peIder geiern Gbeab StroHos.
berg 3ur fabrpIaumastaeu 3eit uerIies Iiei
bet Emo Bridges bur4 cine off:Re 8eide
uuO fieB auf ben btuteren EseiI etnes ao1'
tep3uaes. Ser Seiter paroe 9etoDtet, nuo
bsr G0fOmO,i0iibrer iduer perIast. Soa Der
Qofomottne If nur Der 3effel gang gebItebeu.
&ieIe g6a6en uuroen 3ertriinE1ert Der lluz
FGu turrbe tnrdl ben biatereu Ster1ier oea
4obleu;uQes uerGulGBt, pelter bic Beidle 3u
itiiessn ocr8ns, nuGOan ieia .3ua auf eIu
gfebaaasIetie sefabrsH wnr, unl ban gltI95Hg
Cgihli IN Iaiier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
0Qrte ni6t

&ia os.u 6aor trodaH, oiiun uub Grau
miro, ebe or tbm Die ,ur Grbalt1nq ietner
Sn0uheit uuo Qebensfraft n0thige 8ufmerts
iomfattiAentft. Gorge oofiir, oo6 aui oetrlm
EOilettenzGtIbe tets etne 1Slaite ron aBer'8
6airs8igor - Dem ein3tger fitr bic 6aar.
Gotictte u6tbiger 9tjttel E ieiuno gabraude
tdgll5 nur etn Deuig I'm bic natdr,idc
2arbe gu bebatten uno fablbett gu oer9atau.
3homas Orrnban in S6aror groOe, 49,,
'trcjbt: ,,2or atutqen Mfouateu ftug matn
SoaQr au QuS3ufoleu, un0 in ucuigCn
2Sodlen mar metn &opf betnaEe tahl SD
teriudlta Derid)iebeue 0ttttel, aber iie bolFeu
nIdt5. Guolid taUfte ld zine 6Laife pon
Q1er's 6airs9igcr, uuo ehe tt 6tsie per'
brdud]t battle, mar mtIn 4opf u1iJ etn2rt
fraftiasn {oaarIuud]Ie be0edt. SD empflbIe
Sbr brlpdrat ais ba5 bette In Der 2Selt 3ur
gSteocr5eriteGuug oes 6GareS." -
,,D}ein 6aar mar fabl uu6 trodan gss
n9ro2n," ihreibt 9tabel 6. 6arOn aus
3elaoan 9Q.; oaatoem i'd aber cine
5laife rou 2tner's Cair=8iqor gebrauht
bate, ouroe IS itmor3 unO 8ldBeao."
glger'8 SQir=SiQOr,
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@Ietue nat Mot seHenLst.

Ser tiefge u5unOag 5eralO" Oer6Hentz
Itdlte beute 6ie Ra1riGt, baB SettetGr
BIutue aus Gaiuubbettsrldthtca reF8atrt
babe. So niro auf bic t6hfe IutOrti1t bin
ausegetsu, baB ieae Ra4ridt unbear.taoet
;r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
Snftr cTueS GcctenpG 20AietS.

9teDs 0oEt, IS. Sult. - Dem onlfs"
9iiirittscHpalt Ratfer tpurosn haute aJera
pals 16 Be1iOGeu u0rgefiibrt, melde an
Treitug nit 6em 8ampfer yWfoHut @D9se
Conbe5 pou gacetan 3mddlearteu, gohtu ite
oon So1n 5tBpctrtd, alias - 2tuerpo0l sad"
in he Gfinrerei 0eltGuIt DoGoen pareH. Die
l6 Dtann gsb6Geu 5erfnteoenea ytGttonelt!G-
ten an, ur0 eiaige ftuo amertfanlI9e StttaeE.
Su ibreu ausiagen, !peIde ite oor beIn pulls
9iErtftanamalt ma4ten, erBIhlter ne Biz 9e.
I5lichra ihrer qeineu In d9Git6ler gB2tI2, er'e
bFe ic1sn norter BEN bDrtiaeH 9ttabeuIe6eu
ertrorpeueu RenIdeu, unb ebenIo, auf mel
de betriige1iI1e g6etis fIe bon Dem 9seIere
b ,1f0ufer Spbn 5iBpGttid 81 Der Reils na4
Nucotou fiberce6et nOroen tpareH. Die JfaH
r,eu bieiet l6 llnaiiiGiteR, DeL@e 3erlImpt
unh meifi barfuB pier nufamen, itno. 2Stlllam
Btue, Querifaner, so Sabre oil; Gomaro
@enbn, Qmerifaner, % Sabre; Soaa &a9eLS'
amerlIeuer, 26 Sabre; DfaGttn 9a1ett, St.
IGnher. % Sabre; Bruno 9erhme9er, 9euts
iter, % Sabre alt; sSiuiam ghoer9,
9merifoner, 25 Sabre; Sobn Mc2age, &H9z
ISnDer, 81 syabre; Daniel 2paA, StiGISer,
Id sabre: 4ooipb DtebeI, OeffIetd1sr' p
3obre: Samuel 9iuloibiu, amerifaasr, %
Sohre, perIeiratbet; Sames TtHrrap, Ames
,fouer, % Sabre, Oerheirdthet; SopH 6o'
uopue, SrIduber, % Sabre; Dti4GeI Galbot,
GnqlauDer, 80 Sabre; SO6n G9onpi0a, @ng'
IdnSer, 20 Sabre; Srans SeIehODeft, Y0le,
II Sabre, uerbeiratbet, uuo Soha Gau. ~
Sabre. Gle pur6en porIdrfta mad benz Sen'
oeroemabriam abgafiihrt, bis meter tiE Die
SpbSuerusmertbau 2eute geiorgt nero su fanu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
Csitt 00nkbQrer D0tient,

ner Ieiuen 0amen nidt Senannt bafen nit, unp rcr
Ietne noustamoige @ieoerbetiteuune rpn s6wes
re,,, 9eieen elmer, in einem OrtcrbuH ousesebeuen
Wr,tei peroant labt curh uns helelbe toierfrei an
sei9e iebenben niitmeui6en perittden. Geie5 are6a
en6 entb6lt Nesepte, bic in ieber @pptbete sema&t
,rer5pn fpnnen. Sdidt Cure ghreiIe NIT 9riefmarte
an .lsripat slittif tlnO Sispe1iara'', % ggelt
ii. Gtr,, Retp Sprh ". y,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
Der neIo,ua In Ganptea.

Cairo, 13. Snli.-8ie eappttiteu Erup.
zen unter Gberf Baoebouie BADEN 6ea 4oRz
gimbeI=Pas beieBt uuO Uerbinbern oamtt
ben 8ettermarid oer 8erDude. Die 2ess
teren IammeIn iid1 mteber nnb tTefen GHz
folten, bic ggppter au3ugretfea. 9eneraI
6renfeq 1T mad Abu Stu1sl abgegGngen.
@oiro, IA. SuIt.-Die Dermiidle baheu
In tueitereu BLdufeleten 80 IlanH 1art0reu.
8as Beridt it i'm l1mLauf Rag atu uereIutgs
tes 8orTlfen Der 8Liten uHo 9g1ptsr ge9eu
8ougoIa in ud6Fen Serbife fiattfaaeR ntrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15

Die DaB GSeitft, bic Stirne uu6 ben 6al5 70
iehr entfte1au, f0nuGH ooufdnoig entierHt
perbeu ourd QlnlpeaeanB pou aper'5
Guriapurtlla, BEN befteu uuo 3upers
ldiitgiteu altaratioen uub b(utreiUigeuoeH
NPittel, oa5 je eut6edt puroe.
DR., s. 6. 2tger & Co., FOrpea, Dlaii,
Snaqsu aqotBsIsn ~ RaRen, sli feas bIGi4sn, S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
slsIe @olasf9sFnaff a {, !, fltr atd @at0es,

SSs$Ee N9ane4fFFHtf 4atr &eG dSGEoea+
ssi Il y : ~ @4t,szs l. -rt3- = Tr!s
5turi6tnng bes W0toers Did 91m2G ii, ol
6erielba aa bas Sbargeridbt appeuirte, 0erz
iG5oteu morbeH. ga ea8 SbgrgeriSt erft i'm
nduiteu 3eJauber nteSer Suiammeutreteu
uirb, lam Dor bieiem G2Imin ReiHe Gatidets
ogng tn Der Sid 6opesihen Gpeaaticusia.
DE atgegetaa tpetbeu. 6awes 1T ianec Bers
breher, neI@en DO: einigsr 3eit Elm Qfob ans
Gem geiduguif an boIeu beriuate. ajtOu
berir6ta, ben M6yDer 5u ipEdle" uRo 9ier=
6ei mrrbea mebrere BeriOueu aet6otet.
5auee' 6;urihtlng ioute gefern flaufta0eH,
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gse9fIae z1naraERen 1T SaTt.
N -

Bten, 10. SuIt.-3uei 2eiter be8 8rIns
uer Strttes, SaboI3fa uub BptQtiast, purs
ten beute oerbQftet. 8eioe itEb ben 8eb0rs
nen ais prominente gittglieber Der c3e5H9eu
4uar6ifen. Bartet beRanut. Die Sprate,
beren lie fa iiiuaE bei i9E2a 91ebea an bic
Nusfau0tseu bebieateu, mar b04R auirttbres
ridler ytatnr.
gBieu, Suli. - Ser Irbeitirittite Ju
8ruua it i'm 4bftgroau. Die g8ster lu
3nittau tabeu bic geforherte 2ohuer96buua
0urdqestt. Die GergIsute In Gberfeters
mari 'tiub uurubig, uub bas Uitlltau in ieaeE
gegsnb iR 3u 9roBer gEa4iautett 8e3pHas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
Rurie RabeIDsaeIaen.

-- Den ueuGfeu gtslbungen 3nielge fnS
Orei en8I,iae artegsidifie mad Saacta beors
oert mcrbep.
-- Baus bic 4un1Ite 91nFeu uub Isqrith
bon Der 5ibruR8 bes Barneuz BrogeTes suritf
treteu iolteu, nerbeu 2odDoob uuo 95eto bic
ibrigen Baruelttea Dor Der Barueu- Commit.
foR oertreten.
: Der 56ab ron BerFeu mar geFeru In
@atCn'9au, Gbefter, &u8laub, benz 2aatFse
bee 6er8o8s uon g8efntnfter, gu Safe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
arnInilnerla Erntln1.


2onbou, IS. Suit. - geusraI BouIaus
GER 5at aufges6rt, bier uo4 teioHber8 beads
tet 3u perheu, man mug tbm ieooh au6 3uz
gebeu, baB eg f9 gar fetRe baiOubere Dtitbe
Gtebt, fb Ia ben SorbargruuO an Ordugeu.
&r bat eiu3ei2beu, oaB 3uar SaoermaHu be-
yGit ill., bic befeu GbfiateH bel thu auBuerz
fenueu, ea rptrO ieto9 ieiHe Beri6Hi9fett
ben politiiGer 8e6eutUn9 Hur bes9aIb NIT
TEN General In ndbere Begbtnbuug treteu,
uui bic beireuuoete 91egieruu8 bon Srantrei1
Bu t.autsu. Bel cieler Gage Der 8iage bH
gC l5 aEs uam0gIId gefunbeE, in Der 2onbos
uGr @eieui6aft ulerfiiGe 5ortI6rttte 5u mas
t15u, unb bot oaber Gle Bemiibungen In 0te-
fer 8tatuu9 aufgagebeu. st beBei6uet alien,
nit 5Gneu ar In Beytabr tculrt, etaeu 29Hz
6oaer gufeutbalt al8 ertrdgIt@ nub eHtDideIt
ofien iElue pollti1eu BIdne, bic In Rur5em
folGeube fub: Boulau8er ipridt red9t gut
sgalIt uno bat au8enl5eiHltd bic ameritaa
ulGe &erfafHra BritnoIi4 ituoirt. Seiu
3rnum 1T in gitr}e Die ImeritcEifruH9 Der
IteuBGfihen 8epublif, 10 bpB fib bic amt8z
oaler beB UtutferIume nat Der bee BrdR.
herter az Eidteu tot uUt bic s5af1quiffe b2s
SgHuts uno 6er BeputirtaufauIr1er oeueu bes
Sougrefe8 Der Ser. Staaten eHtipredeu5
umpencuoelt Eperben iollen. gtadl ieiner
InhaFuHg muB cine Recifon Der frauj8fi.
iGeu Serfaiiuug, peuu bic erie5ute poltude
8efauoigteit Oaulit erJielt Deroeu i0u, it6
bic autrttaaiae Serfaffaaa que Rj4tiduar
nebmeu.
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GrnnIn,s W20rSer.

GbicQg0 0, 10. 3uui.-auar Babri5sins
Idtait mad tpiro ter Name oe8 Raurice
gGelib benfuGaR ber Gife Der BsrioneH beige
fiiat nerbep; peIfa iul 8eTbGhte feben,
Gronin eruGr0et 81 baben. gBeIib IL Der
Gatifornier, 6sfeH gt2me IN iitagft2r l3eit
luetrfa9 ermGtnt oo-oeu it. 03an gtaubt,
tas es Der n;elgein@te uSiuolas" ID. gBeIib
fagte, @rguiu iet uiht toot, ur5 baB bic Dot
tnTer'rodl &c Garol'3 BIcBfsunus nit Cute
EilCu ccnipir!rteu, I'm @ronin 3n eatfit1ren
uuo III oerhargen. gum 3DsG bsr G'ni4t4=
teElug 6er bIitiibeu Spioue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15
N0er'8 SQir=SiQor,
gS(d6dlen nnb fE(efet.

, Sn 0pot9sten unt Bel qarftimegi5s6aaoIs:n 81
haben.
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Gin GboIerafd1tFf tn ouataatans.

TarTeiIIc, IS. SS'IIt - Ser OQmpfer
n@oIstnniau, "gi9entbum bes0 GefceiGilf2U
2lnho, !" Liegt bier NIT Der &boIera an 8ar0
in Suarant8na. Der S0mpIer iubr nit III
Baifngteyeu oou Stngapore ab, unO otale
oaIielbeu fab an Der Geudle erItInft; fUe
6abou forbeu p6hrenb Der 6aSrt. &a8 Sin
treffeu oe8 8ampisrs BAT btlr grose Mute
guug bsg0orgerdf2u, obidou Oie &eb6rbeu
ertIdrsnr oQ5 niGt tie 8eriaafc 8efsbE Dor
liene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-15

G3aIOtrIee uno StsmarG.-gsrata.e iIbst oen
beDptftehtaDea llebGsfrttt eet RaiIsrta
8Hau1G BtrfOIia sum &athoEtst stsEa1S. -
SeIbImoros ia 6oDeH ssEetie9s, @Oaar'
tnt ntAbeiadle.-Auetlet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
EARLY CLOSING
4 GRATEFUL ACkNOWL-
EDGMENT
Of the Efforts Of the Y. N. C. A., the City
Press and Public, by The Employees Of
L. WOLFSON.

We, the employees of WOlfsOn,
desire to express our thanks to
the prince of our city's merchants,
our employer, for the prompt and
generous closing of his mammoth
establishment at Z p. N. While
other houses ought to experience
no difficulty in closing their doors
at that hour, Mr.. WOlfsOn makes
the greater sacrifice to comply
with the humane wishes of the
noble ladies of this city, because
of the fact of his business being
in the centre of the working
classes, who find it more con.
venient to shop at night. The
greater sacrifice on our behalf the
greater Is our appreciation of
these inestimable benefits.
We feel debt of gratitude also
to the kind efforts of the Y. NJ. G..
A. and trust our obligations to
them, and the Ladies' Auxiliary,
will soon assume more practical
form. To the noble committee of
ladies under the direction of Mrs.
Wash, who labOred so untiringly
in our interest, and to the efforts
of the City Press, we beg es-
pecially to tender our thanks.
Your kindness will not be for
gotten by U
To our numerous patrons who
have so generously assisted us in
this movement, we are indebted
to you for it's continuance, for
your appreciation of our need of
relaxation and rest, for your kind
ness in doing your trading before
the hour of Z and we respectfully
hope for a continuance of the
same favOrs, and we, on our part,
will be encouraged to attend to
your wishes with better grace and
willingness, and promote the in
terest of our employer by endeav-
oring to please our patrons to the
very best of our ability.
The Employees of L. WOlfsOn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24

-Grand drawing August Sd. 20
handsome dolls. A. PRESCOTT.
7-l6-l4t.
Beautiful surah silks in all the
leading shades at A. Kahn's, 80 cents
per yard. .. 7-ll-tf
-rhe six room cottage at 405 st.
Mary's street is for rent. Apply to
c. ShackIett. 7-l2-tf.
Specially made of lithographing,
book binding and ruling by the Nav
erick Printing house. 6-27-6m
"A popular resort,-the Progress
saloon, 60S-6l0 West Commerce street.
rs If
The Progress, for choice liquors,
wines and cigars. Beer coolest in the
city, no exception. COS and 6lO West
Commerce.
Have your diamonds .remounted
at moderate cost. A nice assortment
of latest design gold mountings at
Bell Bros. PSI Commerce st. 7:lStf
Owners of fine Swiss and English
key wind watches can have them con-
verted into stem wind and stem set in
the best possible manner at Bell
Bros, jewelers.. 7:1Stf
The Crystal Ice company do not
sell ice by the bar but by the pound.
Buy tickets and get $50 pounds for
81 90. 6-7tf
pwBear in mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. 9-ll-ly
The Alamo Ice company, corner
of Cameron and West Houston streets,
is now prepared to deliver ice in any
quantity. 5-2-tf
Trunk Factory, 223 Alamo Plaza,
Travelling Bags, Valises, Satchels,
Straps. Repairing done. H. Nogler
& Co. 4-25-lm
-Theo. Artzt will furnish the best
music for picnics, balls, weddings.
Leave orders at 300 Acequia street
IL I'm
AMILLINERY.-Af irst-class milli-
merry house should keep full line of
goods, the year round. Call on H. M.
Quinlan, 2l7 A lamo Plaza, and see for
yourself. Country milliners will have
their orders promptly attended to at
H. NJ. Quinlan's, 2l7 Alamo Plaza.
7-3 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
HIS Verdict.

JUST ce McAllister yesterday con-
cluded the inquest as to the cause OF
death of John Kohn. He decided
that Kohn came to his death from
wounds received at the hands of
Frank Brooks. The inquest was
merged into a sort of examining trial
and Brooks bond was fixed at 81 500,
which as yet, he has not furnished.
The lawyers, d enman and Franklin
have been engaged for the defense.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
How Reigart and Simmons Struck 1t
Rich

was the remark that Dave Summons made to a
Saturday Evening Gail reporter. He is a host
Ter, also foreman of the round-house of the
Toledo. Peoria and Western Railroad Compa-
Lottery since 1875 In 1877 drew a prize of 800
In 1881 drew $40; last March So and the last
drawing held one-twentieth of ticket 5O,4l6
that drew the first capital prize of $500 900, and
have received the amount of $3.50 OO | in
duced Regart to go in with me. I'VE each held
One.twentieth part of ticket No. 5O,4lG,) and
expect to continue. Peoria Glll SatuI "
Evening Call, June l,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
nj 0V a.. !!
.

Preparatory moving into new building, Commerce to
don't won't than 81 worth
of stock To accomplish that purpose we have marked
article department. dry goods, clothing gents fur
nisng goods mangs such wonderfully low prices
will insure their speedy sale within the next fifteen days
reduction in the price everything in the
shopworn sale but genuine bon fde sale
of article stock and stock known as the ceanes In
the city, everything and desirable
Positively nobody should miss this opportunity secur
ing bargains before offered in the city of San Antonio
Everybody visit and for themselves whether
they Sale last fifteen days. Remember everything
IN the shelves goes. Sale to last fifteen days.
srEvery article marked in plain figures
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

q this post, says Dame RumOr.
independent Order of Good Temp
lars held a meeting last night.
If IN need OF any Surah Silk go to
A. Kahn's. I'll tt
Best Photographs at Callaway's
Gallery, 413 East Houston street.
American Hotel--Laredo, Texas.
Sl.O0 per day. 7. J. SEE. 6-lStf
Painters and artists supplies;
3-27-tf b. G.. RELY d Co.
-Purest ice in the city at the Alamo
ice factory. 5-2-tf
City Sanitary Works clean vaults
and cesspools. TELEPHONE No. IL. I'm
Deposit with the Maverick bank
and draw interest. 6-27-6m
-Chas. Boyle gets his musical in
struments direct from the factory. I'm
-Surah Silk 80 cents yard at A.
Kahn's. I'll If
Maverick bank pays interest on
deposits. 6-27-6m
Buy your surah Silk at A Kahn's.
I'll If
-Drs. NJ. X. and F. NJ. Taylor, Of
See 402 Houston street. Tel.363 11-6-1y
County Treasurer Ed. Froboese is
celebrating the 55th anniversary Of
his birthday.
"A large shipment of hogs from
Kansas City to the City of Mexico
passed through this city yesterday.
Rev. J. NJ. Carroll will preach to-
night at the Alamo Baptist Church at
$50 p. m.
Highest thermometer since this
time yesterday SO degrees. At II m.
today 92 degrees. Lowest IS degrees.
Justice Heron this morning re-
ceived three affidavits against parties
for minor offences against the laws.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. n.
Hopper, of Victoria, died last night at
the Mahncke hotel, and the remains
were shipped to Victoria today.
T. B. Mussey, of Fort Stockton, is at
the Mahncke.
Gus. Mintel, whose foot was
crushed at foundry some weeks ago,
was serenaded by his comrades of the
Frohsinn singing society last night,
on Plum street.
If you want your outhouses clean
ed ring up telephone No. II. 1-17-lm
"A. Kahn can sell you a 80 cent
Surah Six for 80 cents yard. 7-11tf
Mr.. Ben Neutwig is rejoicing
over the birth of baby girl yester-
day afternoon.
"A surprise party was rendered the
Misses Conrad, on Crockett street
last night
Mr.. Young, of the Mallory line,
has just handed us the following tele-
gram: "Comal arrived in dock at New
York at 6 p. IN. yesterday" July %.
Don't close your trade: for house
or lot until you have first seen Ham,
bleton, Hadley & Co. 1t
The Crystal Ice company use only
distilled artesian water to make their
ice. eff
Fancy horses bought and sold at
Vogel's stables, opp. Menger hotel.
6-20tf
-Masury's liquid paints will cover
more surface, last longer, and fade
less than any paints on the market.
Especially adapted to this climate.
3-27-1y B. G. RELY & Co., Ag'ts.
-DREsSMAKING.-L ready
made dresses always on hand. Also
goods furnished and dresses made to
order. Wedding trousseaus spec
ialty. Orders from distance will be
promptly attended to, at H. NJ. Quin-
lans, on Alamo plaza. 7-l3 tt
I mend and make and will take
old in exchange, and can sell either a
buggy or carriage for as little money
as any one in the state. MICHAEL
PIGOTT's carriage shop, corner Hous-
ton and Soledad streets. 7-9-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
BALLS For Fine Drinks
s. Q. BALL. 8 Main Plaza
Our Drives for This Week,

Our Drives for This Week,
-Hennis combination Fruit Press
and Potato Washer reduced to only 20
cents.
Remember that we are sole agents
for the celebrated Iceberg Refrigera-
tors, White Mountain Freezers and
Monarch Gasoline stoves.
WAGNER q CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-24
Ragland'S Anticide.
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Sure death to Ants-to be had at
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04
JERICHO CENTRE.

The Christmas entertainment given under
the direction of the Sunday school was well
attended and all We're pleased. The stage
and trees. which We're arranged by Mr.. IL.
W. Jordan. Il former empoye of the FREE
PRESS. represented AN oid-thne cottage with
fireplace, chimney. back-ogs and furniture.
After short but excellent programme by
the Young people, the bells OF Santa were
heard Soon he was seen to enter the CHM
ncy and down h. came through the fireplace
and began to distribute the contents of his
pack to the infant class The two trees
were then stripped OF their load of presents
for old and young. An interesting Sunday
school review arranged and conducted by
:. G.. Butler was held Sunday evening.
There were brief papers descriptive of per
sons. places and customs referred to in pre-
vious lessons, nterSpcrsed with singing, re
citations and readings. The tabernacle il
Illustrated, designed and explained by Fred
Tomlinson, was one of the most noted
Rev. j. X. Williams was called to attenC
Il funeral at Underhil Centre and Rev. MIR
Bradford occupied his desk here Sunday
morning.
Jordan Brothers are earring potatoes a
30 cents per bushel.
The directors of the Mill Brook chess
factory have made n trade with Mr.. Gleason
of Richmond to put creamery in the ole
/ factory building
viii Guyett is Just beginning to sit up
| Lyman Stnson is able TO DE out.--W. W
| Wheeler has bought a house at Essex june
ton and moved into it--Henry Stiles start
this week for Florida, to engage in the or
ange business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04
CHARIOT TE.

Il !, a fine winter for choppers on the
Pca.e hill Job. but hard time for hauling.
Grrgo Poasc of Willston is talking OF buy
ing the entire hill of his grandtather's estate
with the Intention Of selling the wood to t &c
railroad and putting upa portable steam mil
for saving lumber There are on the hill larg"
quantities of oak, ba.S wood. poplar and
pine. and if he should do this, il will furnish
work for number of men.
The small amount of winter grain that
was sown went into the winter looking
well. but this weather is unfaNOrabc for
it.
II. c. Martin. in the distribution of
Mcdad Martin estate, will move to Char
lottc. and l.. Il. Martin will go on TO thu
Wheeler farm in Fcrrisburgh.
f.. l. Pca-c is delivering wood to the man
ayers of the Charlotte creamery i'll readiness
Tor another season.
Mrs Emma D. Taggart has sold her farm
OF 81 acres to Ransom c. Beers, whose place
il adjons ON the south
Frank Alexander reports things all right
and lively i'll st. Paul, where he is 10
Gated.
Charles b. Cook is recovering slowly from
fall, having been seriously injured by
striking the back OF his head ON the ice.
There is good demand for hay for mar
<ot.
II. II. Jones found six coons while chop
! ping wood in BARRIERS swamp recently. Ih'
| skins were in prime condition.
BUYERS have been leading Garfield am
! snowflake potatoe, at the station here, pay
ing go cents per bushcl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04
JERICHO.

At meeting Of branch No. G31 O. ]. II.
trcso officers were elected: p. &. j., NJ. II,
A Nander: G. j., L, W. Curtis V. j.. II.
II. Day: Acct. d. +. Rood: cashier,
T.. f. Lane: Il liutant. F. $. Tomlinson:
prelate, D. y nav; herald w. \. Pierce;
watchman Joseph Plant; vedctc, Peter
Game This branch of the order of the
Iron Hall, organized less than year ago
already numbers - members. It is pro
posed 20 celebrate the anniversary of their
formation January IT, with public meet
ing at which District Justice H. A. llol-
comb of Northampton, Mass, will deliver
an address explanatory of the order to he
followed by banquet at the Beech house.
Rev. Mr.. Mott of Burlington, in the alb
srnce of the pastor. Rev. MIR. Barnard who
with hi, family had gone to Eno,huGh. OF
ficiated at the Congregational church, Sun
day
Prof. Cilev's school, aftcra weeks vaca-
ton for Christmas was resumed Monday
morning.
Rev. NJ. y. Hutchinson, who has been
| confined to isrcom for some little time past.
is able To he ont again.-Nr. and Mrs.
! Charles Murphou>e, formerly of tins village
were in town Monday. is row NJ II
| Alexander andsson, weight Of son min,
pounds.