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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-09-21
Seneca Matters.

SENECA, Ill.,, Sept, 1S.-Will Steve nson is
attending the high school at Ottawa.
Miss Emma began visited in Seneca Sun
day
What are the ties that connect Seneca with
Ottawa? Railroad ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j Crotty are happy; il
is beautiful boy, and looks much like its Pa.
Chicken hunting is becoming all the rage
in Seneca, and as early as three o'clock every
morning sports can be seen going in the
country for the innocent victims.
John Merryman visited in Ottawa Thurs
day.
Invitations have been issued for Grand
Ball by the "Elite Social Circle of Seneca" to
be held on Wednesday evening, Sept, 18th, in
Roak's Hall. The Committees are Invita-,
TONI. A. Vaughey, c. J. McGettrick, M.
J. Byrne. Reception. I'll. J. Scott, J. j. Nor
risy, and 7. W. Gordon. Social j. M. Har.
ney, d. J. Heaton, and r. A. Harvey. This
will DO the opening of the season and an ex-
cellent time is assured, Willis Orchestra
will furnish the music
On last Thursday evening delegation
from Seneca visited Morris r,a canal on the
Frolc and took the town by storm. They
arrived in good season to enjoy some Of
Morris's famous ice cream Now if there is
anything Seneca people enjoy it is ice cream,
and lots Of II, and they had it. 1t is re-
ported that Henry Beaubien and few 9th
ers eat about three gallons and no one seems
to dispute II. Everyone had an enjoyable
time and returned home in high glee
A jolly crowd Of picnicers from Channahon
picniced in Seneca last Thursday, and spent
MA "a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-09-21
North Rutland,

RUTLAND, Sept. 20.--Ice was seen In
different places on Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings-Quite a number of our
farmers are hauling gravel They want
good roads.-Some of the Wedron sports
were over In Rutland this week trying 70
capture some birds. Boys, take notice of
those boards tackled on fences Read and
beware.-Mrs. +. Parrot lost valuable
colt last week.-P. Harvey is suffering
with his poisoned hand yet-We UNDER
stand Eva Harvey Is TO give another party
soon.-Grapes ought TO be worth more
than two cents per pound, Pat-We un,
derstand some of our neighbors are favor.
ed with q mall carrier.-There Is TO be- A
dance at Belrose's Hall tonight, and big
time is expected.--Frank Debolt sold some
fine cattle to Rees Il Lesser-Wm. Miller
had his buggy at the repair shop, and now
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

ne forberoelige nopei til at tomme
bort fra retmesiise Torpltstelier elz
Ter til at opnaa uretferoi9e Gorbele
til @fabe for andre.
Set pil inort blipe nbbt til at apz
pel1ere til 2open for at faa 8eifpttel~
le; men be, Der pil BRUCE 2ouen til
Soriuar, maa itte ne9te anbre Bru=
gen oeraf / famine Diemeo. Ser
iom bore fore &orporationer mere
iamuittisbeosfulbt piloe bolbe fig in=
benfor fine louli9e @renier, ifuloe be
finoe minore Maria9 til at flase ouer,
at beres &ettisbeoer forfortes eller at
ber iter en- poloiom Snbsriben oeres
&irtiombeb. Sen &ommune, iom
peo aabenbar eller bemmelis Operz
ensfomt mellem fine 8orsere ne9ter
en- Sci al fine Meolemmer oeres
iimple &et, bar oplet bet @amfunos>
baano, iom alene fan iitre borserlis
Orben % &elsana. Set onoe pirfer
til besse @ioer fra fit Miotpuntt.
Set bemora1iierer oem, iom ubpper
bet, os bet uaoersrauer Eroen paa
2opens @pne os Maat til at befptte
bos bem, 1om liber ueo bet. Sen
Mano, buis Brpft oenne Ero er
blepen formbrfet, oplesser sierne
farlise os ubpsselise 9aaas. 9e,
oer 9aar frem paa uloo(i9 &is o9 lite
bripes al noset b6iere eno ben @qen>
nptte, iom beitieler bem, sibr uel,
ON be fanbier os fpprser, buor bette
pil enoe. Set, iom er uloelist, Tan
lite bliue pariat; insen &esierina
Tan bpsse8 berpaa. @uis be bannez
be os suerite Sag en- &ommune en-
ten 9ipr fig itplbis / &rentelie al
9ieloenoe 2ou eqer ftiltienoe bifaloer,
at iaa fer, 1taar be finoer, at 2open
iaar benz &eien, bpao anoet tan be
oa pente, eno at be uoplDfe % laoere
Sag lerer ben famine 2ere % brpoer
2open, naar be ipnes, at 1aa ifal pare
os at bet femmer beoit meo beres
formentlise SntereSie? st Gam
fune, bpor 2ouen er &e9el for 2ipet,
os buor 9omftolene, lite &bbelen,
uopuer @traffempnbisbeoen, er enc
iftanb til at orage SorretninssbD9ti
beo, &opital g beberlise arbeibere
til fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13
9afota-

Sra @uron me6seles Ste Marts, at
ct Slab oeriteos bapoe paa ben &io
&apporter fra 10 Eotpnlbips / bet
County, at Garmerne hauoe be9Dnbt
at iaa, o9 at Nseren fulbe bore sobt
1ttffet berfor.
- Boffpreren mellem Caution og
9artin9ton. @ebrafa, miitebe Soften
/ Misiouri &iuer torri9e Manbass>
aften os bauoe ner ielu iat 2iuet til,
me6oeles bet fra Oantton.
- Man bat 9iort bet Duerilas, at
bet / 9atota lite ct 9pebe NOT til
Saaforn os Brpo. Ser anta9es at
bore s Mtil1ioner Bu1bels 6armer>
aes &enoer, men BET uotrapes toet>
minbfe II MiQ. til @aaforn osBrpb
inben nefe &pit. Ser oil altiaa
tomme til at man9le 3 MiQioner 8u>
ibels.
- Sobn &eoerlon, Der bar en-
Snopaaner af @ountp @oipitalet /
@ranb SORTS, ,forluanot fibite @pnbos.
.Wfan bar ipst efter bam uoen &eiul>
tat. Der anta9es, at ban ct brufnet
/ @lpen.
- Sra @bamberlain meooeles, at
Snbianerne nil meb 8erebpilli9beb
saa meb paa ben npe @iourz8iq, o9
at uoli9terne er, at II MiQiener
Mcres af 2ano oil blipe aabnet for
Settling fpr Miotiommer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13
Winnefpta.

@n Monb peo gfapn 8ater lloa fig
nafen ibiel ct. Saul en- Sag iioite
llse. 9an bolbt paa at erperimente<
re meb en- Snbretuing til at reooe fig
/ Slbebranbstilfelbe, ,ba Eau9et brait,
os ban falbt 80 Sob neo paa 8roles'
ninsen, iaa besse Ben brat, % Benz
piberne fiat isiennem @foen. 9en
enc Mrm fit osiaa @fabe. 2e9en erz
flerebe. at ban maafe Tan TONNE til
at lepe, men ban pil blipe &rbblin9
for @eten af fit 2iu.
i Sra Branbon mebbeles, at
Miis 9lnnie @oa9 fra &otpn Of Soa,
Douglas County, besit @elpmorb peo
@ensnin9 ben Zoe SO. Iaria9en anz
ta9es at pere Stufelie / &ierlisz
bebsaAerer. SUN bao6e / be fibte
6 Maaneber peret Dpparterlte peb ct
Sotel Branbon. % bun bar Der, ba
bette ulottelise @tribt bleu siort.
= Set bar peret meobelt, at ST.
@enator 8. SO. @abin ifal blipe
&refbent for 9ulutb & @innipes=
8anen, men Ienere beoer bet, at ST.
terretninoen er uben al @runb. pa at
ber er intet ben.
- @n @meb Sauf Center peo
Mapn s.. @uttte bar opfunbet en-
@leeae eller flor @ammer, Der sipr
100 @las Minuttet, meooeles oerz
fra. Set Npparat, Der 1pin9er benz
ne @ammer, treber @meeen meb fine
5pbber, ps man tror, at bet pil bliue
en- ,neset npttis os arbeibsiparenoe
Maitine. Dpfinoeren bar arbeioet i
3 Mar paa benne 0taifine. 9an tanz
ter enbnu paa at forbebre ben. 9an
antaeer, at ben itol tomme til at si6z
re ITO @las / Minuttet.
= Mora soe STARTS. S 9uiet
bos Mrs. 81. s. @anIon, ipo Mile /
@po 6erfra. bar oer ct itpst 2epen
i9aar @ftermibbag. 9a Der bar lat
tillips enbel Ilfobpl, iom en- Mano
peb Mapn gfatbins oar fommen fra
Mora, meo opitob oer ueni3beo o9
9rette, ber fit bet l1otalb. at Mtrs.
@anlon blep ifuot 9jennem beage2unz
ger os benbes Suoser Sacob 9auien
9jennem besse Ben. 9pem, ber bar
1tubt, er enbnu lite blepen optlaret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

2anst nef. Gn SuOirp9ti1 rg a9tct Trllr
bapbe en Samn1enfrmit en Stue p1as2anz
Bet. ltngbpmmens % 8vrnenes Nrpat for
@reiten par ben famine Der iom paa mango
andre @teber. altan frler Jig tffe iiffer i
,&atefismsn" % llnDer iaabannc Smitenz
biebeDer CT oet insen li9cfrem Sa9 at fpmmc
FraitenS gdrbeo. Gfter at %raiten bacDc
fluttet fin Frebfcl, 9aar BAN ben % biller
paa en Some, ipm bapoe CT balrpren Gut
meD fig. &onen CT 9lao rper at faa bsre ct
penlist: vopcrleoes itaar bet til ipa9% Men
@utten be9pnoer at srdoc r9 ipnes at v@re
belt forifraffet. Oh Priten ler bet, flyer BAN:
v@por0an er Oct meo big, min Lille Gut, p3
lrorfpr srdper bu?" 0utten trpr, at Fraifen
ri( ptoe. bprr lan9t bun CT fun1met meo lloenz
aoldsninsen &atefiamen, r9 lrarer meo 3aaz
ret 9irene: "Se9 er fife fcnmet len9er enp
til: Otter fin Sarmbierti9beo frelite ban 49,"
SilfreoS meD @uttens Spar ia9oe Frdlfen:
~Se9 er life naaet ldnger, leg beller."
Mfaatte ale 9diere al 0enne lille 8eretning
Dape naaet Derben, at De er fre1ite al Selu
8armbjerti9beb. (Den @brilt. Salsmauo.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13
@afttn9tott.

lobe Marts. @enator 8a|bburn
io9be / often: 9eaar man betra9ter
ben intelligence 8aaitanb af baoleiDz
9e &rititere, at Mr. @inbom lite ct
en- @innelotamano, finoer man ct
merteli9t fort Intal af @mbeoslpz
9ere fra Minneiota, iom unoerte9ner
fig r@bers 9amle &en". Senator
9apis os leg bill ip9e iammen meo
Mr @inoom at aipre ret og ifiel mob
ale, 1om pil pere meo o9 hgfte Sru9=
terne at @eieren.
&on9resmano Go,pnseno fra SQiz
nois opoe @albin9ton 9oe bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Mat6ins er blepen arreferet o9 be-
itplot for at baue uof9rt @tponin9en.
Smiblertio er bet o9iaa itert Mis=
tanfe mob @barles 9anion, @rs.
9anions @bn. 9enne Samilie bapbe
ct Tet &pste. Wtrs. 6anion bpoe
&(. 10 1oa9. Sacob berimoo pil TOM
me fig. @enere erfares, at @an1o n
bat tilfaaet Morbet.
- Grelieberen bar besDnbt fin
&irfl flombeo MinneapoliS.
Set ipenfe @ailenbus / &eo
@ins bor tipbt mere 2ano ben 9en.
fst at briue ferre Tarmins. @iofe
&or befob 6armen af 1913 Icres.
Bprnenes Mntal Ct 81. Sc 8ibrag,
ber fibte Nar Tom ino, belpb fig til
$4,147.53.
- Sra Boiton, MasIa@uietts,
mebbeles lobe Marts, at 8aitor 6.
@. $. Smitb, en- @reft fprben an=
fat &o@eiter, @inneiota, antaselis
bar be9aaet @e(pmoro / ct Nnfalo af
@anpio 1ibite 2proas. 9a Mersen=
9ubstieueiten ltulbe boloes @pnoag,
be9pnbte man at fp9e efter bam, og
man fanot oa bans Sat seo @luebreo,
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13
&srg1&s &alts Mgeb1Aa
uofomnter bber Sasoag.
". Solent, l1bgtpcr.
Snbitripttou8pri8 $3.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.
&e0iSIaturctt-
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.

Senatet bar pebta9et ct 5orllas,
boorueo D1ie=Sn1pettgrens 2bn BIZ
Der rebuceret.
@uuernpr Merriam ienbte &epre=
ientantbuiet ct ipecielt 8uolfab 8e<
spnoelien af iioite l1se os anbefaleoe
itrens 9tonomi, bpao BepiQinser on
9aar. 9an benleoer 2esislaturens
DpmerfIombeo fbrit paa en- timber
balance af $250,000, bpori Sfatfamz
meret oil befinoe fig peb 11bsan<
gen al bette &e9n1fabsaar (31 Su=
lD. @enne nnoerbalance bibrprer
fra for fore 8epi1in9er til @tatsin=
iitutipner 1887. Gil at bette
oenne unoerbalance foreilaar @uper=
nbren. at man nbfeoer Bombs for
ct li9nenoe Belpb, berenbe 4 &roz
cent &enter, o9 at bet peo Salg af
btsle Bombs tilueiebra9te Belgb BIZ
oer tgrnet oper til Statsfasien. ST.
9eleoes fore ilaar @upernpren. at
eer paa famine @aaoe ubteoes
Bombs for $150,000 til at fu1cfpre
&rbeibet paa Sinos1psebuiet Jerz
gus Sails, &eformitolen / st. @loub
olp., oa sisie Mrbeioer bat beitemt
auereoe af ben fore9aaenoe 2esislaz
tur. &aa9runo af 1oiteoe1ie af bisz
ie npe 8onos bliuer man ifelse &onz
ftitutionen npot til at forbpie ben
aarliee @fat fra en- o9 fem tienoeoels
mill til en- % ier tienoeoels mill. Baa
oenne Maaoe, mener ban, oil Der peo
&e9nitabsaarets @lutnins 1891 pe<
re en- Beholonin9 at $250,000, bpis
@tatsauoitprens SperQas nu er tor
rett.
Senatet bar beitemt at flute fine
5orbanolinser ben lobe Npril, buis
9uiet famitemmer beri.
&epreientant 9ompes Jorila9 ONT
at benitiQe til Solicit at af9ipre, on,
bet pnifer ct 1aaoant &onititutionsz
Imenoement, at @alg o9 &iluirtning
al berulenoe 9ritfe oerpeo bliper
uloplist Minnelota, fom op til 9is<
fusion fibfe Eorsoag, men meo So
@temmer imoo 80 bleo ben Gag uo>
iat paa ubeitemt Gib. Mr. 9ompe
inoleoeoe 9istuslionen en- len9ere
2ale, for boilfen ban faar aofiQiS
&reoit. 9isfusii9nen pareoe bele:
Da9en, o9 Fere 9obe &aler bleu bolot
paa begse Sioer.
@uuernpren bar uoneunt en- Cont
mis- lion, oer 1fal fonferere meb Sob
9iuere andre @tater an9aaenoe
@pbrssmaalet ON at faa fierne enee1
al 0noerne forbunone meb bet beitaa>
enoe v8eef Eruf". &epralentant
@ompe er blanot Commissioners
Meblemmer os ituloe reile til ct.
Souls for no9le 9a9e iiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Minnelotas neruerenoe &eprelenz
tantbus faar &rebit forat bore en-
mere intelligent Tor1amlin9 eno mo-
gen af fine nermefe Sor9iensere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Meb 2iqe9 af Moro 9atota, @Do
9atota, Montana o9 @aibin9ton pil
Der bli 40 @tater unipnen. Cole
raoo par ben iioite @tat, 1om Tom
inb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Set rusii1fe &ise meo en- 8efolf=
ming nelten oobbelt 1aa flor 1om
be Snrenebe @taterS bar bare fire
8per meb uper 100000 Snobpsse<
40
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Sen tprite Dperiupmmelie, iom
bar funbet Steb / Manbs Minbe,
biemlpoer nu bet neitli9e @nglanb,
mebDeles Der fra 2onbon ODE bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

@pis @li9t bliper bet at sisre SD pp nm
Mprgenen % melfe &pen, naar min Some CT
blecen 2e9islatur meolem, % min Datter biz
per Gpuntp.Grmn1isidr? Sffe fan bet pel ens
oa paabpile mig, efterat bort bele Stel er 6lez
rer erberenDt?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

s 5orepeoe @taters @enat fbber
BET 10 Millionerer, naar &icez$re=
iioent Morten re9nes meb. Set
er life mango Mar fioen. at Der lite
bar 6alpparten laa mango.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

Sen farli9e @port at beitise oe
bpie Mpetin0er miotpinters er BE
ben ubfprt Fere @an9e benne '&in<
ter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-03-13

ESS DYES SAFE. Az as d AIatssts,s: sSsss:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
Real Estate Sales,

J. r. Bolin and Alzada Bolin to J.
A. Daugherty, lots 3, 1, 6, 10, II, II, Is,
IA and Is, on the east side of the San
Antonio river, and east of and near
the Sunset railroad depot, for $3.50.
Andrew SilcOck and Ellen Silcock
to J. r. Bolin, lots 3, 4, 6. I, 10, II, II,
13, IA and - on the east side of the
San Antonio river, and east of and
near the Sunset railroad depot, for
81 200.
William Strunk and Anna Strunk
to Chas. Nieman, Sc 69l00 acres nine
miles south of San Antonio on south
side of Calaveras creek for 5000.
J. NJ. Hays and 5. G.. Hays, his wife,
to J. Y. Hicks, part of the B. 5. Camp
bell three-acre tract on the west bank
of San Pedro creek, for $500.
l.. and Isabella MOke to Emanuel
Moke, lot fronting 20 3S varas on Pre-
sidio street, north side Military plaza
for $1,000.
Mary Oppermann to Mary WOlcken,
lot fronting - Varas on South Laredo
street, for 800.
NJ. F. and J. P. Rice to Otto Andrae,
lots 8 and 10, block 9, on Crockett
street, $1,000.
George and Matilda Schroeder to
Christian Loeffier Sinner, $40 acres
of the Maria JOsefa Rodriguez survey,
on the Cibolo, $1,000
Theodore and Louisa Hiessen to
Jacob and Agatha KOelblen, lot on
the corner of South Flores and Pro-
bandit streets, $4,000.
Minna Bergman to Gustav A.
Bergman, part Of %, on Presa street,
$500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21

A sneak thief entered the residence
of Capt. A. 1. Lockwood, on Avenue
ID and 9th street, last night and stole
the Captains Sl25 gold watch and $S5
gold chain, and some few dollars in
cash from the pockets of his clothing
which were in his sleeping room. The
thief considerably left the keys to his
safe and his spectacles.
Capt. Lockwood writes: 81 desire to
return my sincere thanks to the gen.
tleman who so quietly relieved me of
my watch and chain last night, for
his consideration in leaving my spec
tacles. eyeglasses, safe keys, ETC., and
not disturbing the peace and quietude
of my family. He is surely courteous
member OF the nightly profession
The thief entered by rear door, left
open by the young scions of the Lock-
wood house on their return from the
theatre.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
Our New Recorder.

The new recorder, Mr.. NettervilIe
Devine, took his seat for the first
time, this morning and commenced
business on a moderate and consider
ate manner:
NJ. Mccain, drunk and disorderly,
S.; recOnsdered and dismissed be-
cause of the provOcation he received.
Frank Duval, vagrant, s..
Erinco Gaitan, drunk on street, S..
RecOnsidered and dismissed.
NJ. McGinty, drunk on the street,
dismissed.
NJ Alvord, drunk and dsOrderly,
s.. RecOmsidered and dismissed be-
cause of his sickness.
Harry Lewis, disorderly, s..
w. ChrysIer, drunk on the street,
he pleaded guilty and was dis
missed.
P. Castillo, striking, fined $40.
Nathan Lewis, dIsOrderly, S..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
Pure BerIiner W-issbier.

The rush for pure Berliner Weiss
bier at F. Bachrach's, 81 avenue B,
continues unabated and proves that
San AntOnian's know u good thing
when they taste it. This Weissbier is
the genuine imported article, made
from best hops and sweet malt and is
guaranteed by the proprietor. For
whOlesOmeness as a beverage it is
highly recommended by leading ply
sicians. Mr.. Bachrach is also selling a
ginger ale Of his own manufacture,
which under chemical analysis shows
superior to the inn orted English arti-
Gle. 1t is in fact mad. after the for
mula of the leading English manufac-
turer. He has a large q mand for his
summer drinks which, Wherever used,
displace all others. H facilities for
making soda and srr~aparilla are
most complete and he Is destined to
lead the trade this srI5On. Drink
Bachrach's once and you will drink
no other. st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
He Tried to Escape.

w. Jones, who is a prisoner at the
bat cave, working out his fine for in
fringing the city laws, has been
three days in the service of the city
but got tired this morning and made
a break for liberty. He ran down
Cameron street pursued by Officer
Brown on horseback. down Houston
street to the Presbyterian church
where he jumped the wall. Officer
Brown fired two shots above the
mans head but he wouldn't stop.
The officer made his way to Soledad
street there sighted the prisoner and
just then Officer Bergin, ATTRACTED by
the shots, came upon the scene and
the prisoner ran right into his arms.
Jones was taken back to the bat cave
expressing his regret that the officers
bullets had not killed him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. H. Martin, of Fort Worth, is
again in the city.
Miss Alma Miller, of Austin, is at
the Mahncke.
United States Attorney Kleberg is
at the Maverick, from Cuero.
Geo. Whiting and wife, of Column
bus, are at the MahLcke.
Messrs. A. II. Stevens and f. P.
Carolan, of Eagle Pass, Mexico, are in
the city.
Mr.. F. G. Andrews, of the Bandera
Enterprise, paid the LIGHT pleasant
call yesterday.
Mr.. Curtis Herring stOckman Of
Live Oak county, is at the st. Leon
ard.
Hon. V. Weldon, member of the
legislature from Dewitt county, is in
the city at the st. Leonard, on his
way back to Austin, after spending
his vacation at home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
Club Reception,

The February reception OF the San
Antonio club occurred last night and
the parlOrs of their club house were
filled with rare collection of ladies
and gentlemen, in full evening dress.
Music was on hand and for those who
wished, the dance was very inviting.
Among the ladies present were Mrs.
DR.. Prentice, Miss Simpson, of Eagle
Pass; Miss Kate Twohig, Miss Hortie
Jones, Mrs. Sam Maverick, Mrs. A.
G. Cooper, Miss Smith, of Indianapo-
lis; Miss Watkins, of New York; Mrs.
H. d. Barnard, Miss Blanche Eager,
Mrs. Grice, Mrs. Brunagh, Mrs. Dris-
coll, of Victoria; Mrs. G. w. Ogden,
Mrs. Herman Kampmann, Mrs.
Weiss, Miss Lottie James, Miss
Nixon, of Ohio; Mrs. Orynski, Mrs.
Watts, Miss Bertha Griesenbeck, Mrs.
Stribling, Mrs. Grigg, Miss Lizzie
Reed, Mrs. Macmillan, Mrs. Muir,
Miss Thompson, of st. Louis; Miss
Cummns, Miss A Allison, of Washing
ton, Miss French, Mrs. Slayden, Miss
Turner, of Houston Miss Speaker, of
New York; Mrs. w. r. Story, Mrs.
French, of Pittsburg; Mrs. w. B.
Wright, Miss Keck, of New York;
Mrs. w. w. King, Miss Mitchell, of
New York; Mrs. Mason, of st. Louis;
Miss Moss, of Missouri; Mrs. A.
French, Miss Belknap, Mrs. G. John
son, Miss Caro- Simpson, Mrs. Capt.
Johnson, Miss Wise, and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
Fire Department Celebration.

The fire department, with their ap-
paratus, will celebrate the anniver-
sary OF Washington's birthday to-
morrow morning by parade, review
and luncheon.
At o'clock, a. M, the fremen are
ordered to report at the corner Of
Avenue d and Alamo plaza, where
they will form in line of parade and
proceed down Houston street to Main
plaza, where they will be reviewed by
Chief Duerler, and then will proceed
up Commerce street to A lamo plaza
and then back to Houston street and
Turner hall, at which place fine
luncheon will partaken of, speeches
made, and so forth. After this the
firemen will dispense for the day and
the celebration will end.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
What Are we Here For.

Only to look up bargains in real estate, look
at the following:
1000 scres, improved, only 4 mills from city:
permanent water, plenty of timber and grass,
only Sl2 per acre.
Is acres adjoining the Fair Ground 800 per
acre.
1000 acres all fenced 80 feet water river front,
1925 per acre.
AZ acres in West End addition at at a bar
gain.
100 Leagues of Mexican land at As cents per
acre.
6small houses in center of city, from $3.50
to $500.
Property on Commerce, Houston street and
Plazas at bargains. Beautiful residences very
low at one-thrd cash. Good business proper
ty and houses to rent.
Nice cottage of 3 rooms, gallery and large
stable. city water, near s. s. shops, only $50.
One third cash and Sl5 per month. 1928
1000 or 2OOO acres of fine land on the San An
tonic river and near railroad station; three
miles river front: $50 acres in cultivation
1000 acres feAccd; t" o houses, barn and or
chard: the whole tract SO per acre; one half or
One-third cash.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
An Interesting Warrant.

Frank Duval was before the record
er yesterday as a vagrant and fined
S.. His fine was paid but he was ar
rested again by Officer Abbey for a
similar offence and is now detained.
Frank Duval is the alias for Levy
Joseph, at one time clerk with Wolf
son who enlisted as soldier, and
who some time ago tried to commit
suicide. By some means he was dis
charged from the army, and since
then he has been on general "bum"
He is now in jail but rather more n
triendliness than in any other way,
for Mr.. Wolfson, with his usual gen
erosity, is keeping his compatriot out
of danger, and arranging to ship HIM
to his home in the hope that his
mother and relatives may influence
him for their mutual good.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-21
What is Wanted.

A petition is being circulated to the
city council asking that East Com
merce street be placed in passable,
macadamised condition from the rail-
road track to the cemetery, for the be-
nefit of those who 60 to see their dead
and to prevent farmers and others be-
ing "stalled' to and from the city.
This petition is influentially signed,
and should receive the adoption of the
city council for the improvement de-
sired is earnestly needed.