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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-19
THEsRIGHT THING.

In the Right Style and al the Right
Price.
New Chesterfield, Kersey and Mel
ton Overcoats, both stitched and raw
edges.
A look and you want to know price.
To see yourself in one and you won't
leave without one.
lily st JOSKE BROTHERS.
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AuTHoRIzep COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
ii. q. SCHUMACHER,
FRED. SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
DAN c. BITTERS.
Subscribers are requested not to pay
r subscription without taking a re-
Z. 7. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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Music in the Air.

Let all the people join US in singing the
following lines to the low meter tune of
what the almighty dollar will do at Sid
nay r Woods.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-19
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-19
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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Copartnershlp Notlres.

OFFICE OF HENRY s. WILSON & BRo;,o,
MILLS BUILDING, NEW YORK, May !, iool'
nISSOLUTl0N OF COMPREHENSIVE:
~ The copartnershp heretofore existing under the nrm
Of Henry Wilson Brother IS this day uss9vGl
by mutual consent both parties retiring from aetse us
JNO. ID. WILSON.
MIR. HERBERT II. DRAKE having made
W. other business ARRANGEMENTS has ceased 70 be NOM
Der Of our firm The business will be cCptnued ty the
remaining partners under the same firm name IN
Nnwyo-k Nav 1901
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
FURNISHED 6onses iDanteo.

XyTANTED-From June IS to October Is, by family OF
w 3 adults and child, inland country house OF at
least 10 rooms furnished shaded grounds and at an ee
yatlon distance from New-York not than IL hours
and convenient to station preference given where
there is good hotel clearinghouse in the vicinity
Address giving price, c., Box T. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
FURNISHED 6onses 60 Get

Country.
Ar ENGLEwOoD, N J.-Completely furnished house 70
"A ront from June N october l. on westerly slope Of
Palisades overlooking the valley; fne view OF Orange
Ramapo Mountains house contains IL rooms includ-
ing bath modern improvements also stables with ac-
commodatons for horses and fruit rees excellent
garden fully planted III acres; 20 minutes walk from
station. Address Box 140, Efqewood, \. j.
4 VERY DESIRABLE FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE
"A TO LET AT PELHAM MANOR-ON-SOuND, NJ =
From IS until September 10. Large new and de-
ghfully situated, with 25 rooms gas water sanitary
plumbing; lawn, large shade trees, tennis court all IN
perfect order; minutes walk from station hab9uiy
trains TO New York after June l by ~ u. n: H. r. T.
IT miles from City Hall rent moderate 10 prIyate
family Address j. c. HAZEN, Pelham Monor. n Y
COTTAGES AT AsBURY PARK
" for furnished.
MILAN ROSS. Asbnry Park. ~ j
II LBERoN n SMONMOUTH BEACH. sEAsR1GHT and
Il Rumson Neck.-Houses to let. furnished.
Catalogues application
1T,O ETAt Long Branch furnished cottage, Chelsea
Il ave plenty shade trees good stable.
PACH BROS, o35 Broadway New-Yorh
XITFSTCHESTER CO.-Eegant house furnished, IN let
w for summer; 900 per month; sixteen rooms.
double Frame slate roof house, with conyeniences;
five or twelve acres; fruit and shade in plenty ;
AZ minutes to Grand Central; 10 cents monthly
comutaton family tickets any one can ride, 20 cents
harm and stable; stalls &C. mans apartments place
cost 500 yards from depot at Hartsdale y. Y
station south OF White Plains north OF Scarsdale school
and churches roads in State heavy salt air
mosquitoes tennis grounds. Inquire Of owner Box 10,
Hartsdale. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Gre Cream
Proposals.

~ OVFRNOR'S ISLAND, y. Y. H., April 6.
" ls0lsead proposals, IN triOcste for fur tarnshns Isl I
s1h qqSH ia Sh of F o % p"d ae
nng July 1891 will be eceyed $ here Root6 and at Gse
uadS Wavnd L. Fort Brady to,t lcS n
aFafs Fort ontario MadI'q@ Mad %!oio Barracks %
ot Aa,ma PaiIuI For ffum5u Conn Fort Monroe
ya Thomas. KY Newport Barrqe Ts KEg ED Po;t Po:
ancas Fia and Mount Vernon BARRACKS Ala until
So S DGSN aSa @ naG opened rhe tinted safes c:c the
sRt Rsd 20 on 5Se SppaO S9{ Sr @ 20 h @ or to
posts named above Envelopes c0ntqinng bids VII
R1Ss K Ssaossd assistant G.
ID ROFQ9ALS, FOR INDIAN SuPPLlES AND
Once 81 indian Aas WisanEeo6 ap
Proposals for Beef BIDS for r6s Bet
- Hs Of Ssd 9 the a mg y 0 g
and 81 wooster.st, Ne|YO,k6 will Be received untl!
q so4s sdp about M' G %h, sGaHs seSa tS SS
fs5 on 81 RPe'fi
GS5 i5 iaSSaHe oaSa &Sna; 100 s
@ pS pad 5 Po92s PSS9Sd
SssS SsS$, pSaS SSas'
oco qaa T,4d. coa sanSasS Sqq S
pna 900 % Goo pHSS free 5sg% all AZ :eg
Kse g6.!ns GSS a yaa asss shSs
Sts 5000 YARDS wDsey SSs t0CS yards Clothing
sooEs etc and long list miscellaneous atcies such
575 Wagons required Tor me service, 70 be delivered at
Wagons as may be required adapted to the climate Of
the Pacific Coast with California oraaes delivered at
San Francisco Also lnspOrtal0n for such OF the
cies goods supplies tnat may not be contracted for
on 1;ovornment blanks Schedules showing the kinds anc
quantities subsistence supplies ed fer each Agency
and school, and the kinds ana Quantities IN gross OF all
conditions 10 be by bidders time and place Of
delivery terms contract and payment taton
Instructions Will be
nished upon application 70 the Indian once in washing
ION or Nos IS and 81 MoOsterst. NewYOrk; the Com
mssates OF Subsistence, u s. a., az Cheyenne Chicago,
Francisco; the PosnascIs 90 Sioux City, Iowa. Yank
ton ). Dakota; Arkansas CITY caldwell, Topeka, ana
\Vicbita Kansas Tucson, Arizona. The right rs
served 6y the iovofnment reject any ana ali bids
Nv art Of any bid proposals invited under
prSyso tina: appropriation s.a he made for the supplies
X Congress BIDS VIII be opened at the hour ana day
boye stated invited TO be present at the
opening. Ceruned ehecksA 0lus mus Df acoun;sI ,.
enository or the National Bank OF san Francisco
Cal for cent OF the amount Oh the proposal
n u. MORGAN. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
financial

TLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAILWAY
n a. mtg and Alabama Midland Railway LIST mtg.
bonds bought and sold. j. w. HITCHCOCK, "A Broad
way, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

NOTICE.
The firm Of KIDDER, PEABODY e. CO.. o. Boston
NewYork, is dissolved April 80 1891, by mutual con-
sent, and any OF the partners will sign in quidaton
partners OF the old firm In Boston VIII con-
tinue the business there and retain the title Of KIDDER
PEABODY co. The New-York business VIII be carried
on under the title OF Barring, MAGOUN & CO. by the
NewYork partners OF the ole rm with the addition OF Mr.
CECIL Barring, whom they take into partnership
KIDpER PEABODY g. CO. and Barring. MAGOUN
CO. will continue agents and attorneys for
Barring BROTHERS CO.. Limited, in Boston and
New.York respectively. They Will also act as agents for
one another in each Of these cities.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
OF Boston and New York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

IS wALLsT., NEw.YORR. Apr. 80, 1891.
business heretofore existing this city under the
name Of KIDDER, PES0DY CO. WIN IN npyT lTtgle be
MAGOUN. GEORGE +. CRANE HERBERT L: GEliGS
and CECIL Barring, under the title OF BARING. MA
GOUN a. co. BARRING, MAGOUN co.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Aurilon Sales.


ORANGE EVENING MAIL Publishing 20.
" NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ,,.
Mail Publishing Company Win be sold at PUBLIC AUC- M
TION without the highest bidder unaer ore
closure proceedings. MONDAY NAY 4 lSgl at 1 d2
O'Clock noon, at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANf' NO ~
CONE-ST., Orange, NewJerscy. -., -,
AT the time Will be sold controlling interest," IN tne
stock OF the corporation.
Dill, CHANDLER & SEYMOUR.
Attorneys for MortQagee,
No. 81 Nassau-st. NewHOrk Clty.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING
EPPS'S COCOA.

@ sAoIyugn hHV"LgUsy ~ d, % Ge ma Tns n
triton and by careful application OF the ne properties Of
we.seeced Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
many heavy doctors bills 1t II the iudcous use Of
articles OF diet that constitution may be gradually
built until strong enough to resist every tendency to ds
Hundreds OF subtle maades are noatng AROUND US
wherever there a weak point. We may
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourlShed frame
Service Gazette.
half pound tins Grocers labelled thus: flames EPPS
CO. Homo opaihic Chemists. London. England"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
BUSINESS Chances.

WANTED to erect plant 70 make trick by my
20 600 Der day with machine and the same at night
throughout the entire year VIII pay er cent upon th'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

.UToGRAPHs.-vsiuablep prvpte collection for sale
"A no a"''si' A'S' spp' 1ox 3,toi. New.York City.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Connirp Boaro i1anteo.

A GENTLEMAN requires q comfortable home with cul.
"A tyated private family in OF the suburbs for him.
self maid and children, and old Address
II. K, Box z, Tribune Onicc
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Enmmer Resorts.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

ANBUKE PlKk, n. d
OPEN FOR THE SEASON, MAY ] TO OCTOBER
A leading hotel in every respect, 20 yards from tn
Beach oomnodous dining table unexcehd sleep
Ing apartments command ocean view. Address
~ MORGAN 4 PARSONS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
6elp manie1


xxrANTFD-By large manufacturing company de1iine
w IN builders and ste2nu ers' goods bright eergetic
.,d experienced 10 take charge OF department.
Gne oniy possessing successful and clear record and
cacity assume responsibility need answer win iules
particulars 70 experience. VIII ne "5imE 70 "a! q
cordng TO merit. Address c. l.. T., Box oo3, " 4
Postonice.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
PROSPECT HOUSE

o. NYACK CDSON.
opehs last M May house and location unsurpassed rooms
can now be engaged. I. J. PORTER
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Hlrslrdl 1nstrnmeuls.

ElnsirdI 9nstrnmeuls.
A N ASSORTMENT OF secondhand Grand. Upright. and
n Square Pianos OF make in perfect condition ami
fully warranted. Also number OF secondhand Pianos
Of other prominent makers az very low prices.
WI, ENABE & CO.,
14S jTH-AyE.
NEAR o0TH.ST.. NEW.YORK.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

for Sale.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
HOTEL SOMERSET.
HOWLAMD HOTEL,
HOTEL RRESLIN,

Altitude. j 900 fcct. 10 M0sQUIT0Es Fifty milos
,, from New.York. Send for circhlar
VIII open for season Of 1891 on Thursday, June 25.
GEORGE NJ. BROCKWAY. Manager.
Cxr0 HUss York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
HOTEL NETHERWOOD,

Omen, Nav 40 sa1a,sS o0 Seshe9wood Heights
minutes from Iiberty-st, n. y. 40 express trains daily
CENTRAL II. r.. OF n. j.. elegant brick structure al
modern cOnVeniences be at any time
Address FRANK T.. MILLER
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Bedroom Snt DEPARTMENT

No I55, Suit Maple, 18th century, walnut,
natural hnlsn and antique elm, regular price tl4.
for Sl050.
No. lo7. antique aud istn century hnish, reg
tIs. for sl2-50-
No. los antique aud i6th century hnish. 24xso
plate, reg. s-0, for SIS.
same wtth sxi0 cneyal glass, reg s2e. 50 for sI7.
No 100, soid OAK, antique nnlsn, z4xs0. French
beyeI plate, reg. So. for SIS.
No. III, antique snt 18th century, rub finish,
7sxA Freneh begsl plate. reg. s32. for s2l.
No. los. solid oak piano polish nalsh, 1910,
French bayeI plate, reg f35. for SIS.
No. 333, antique oak. 25x34 plate, tf5, for s3l.
No. i53, antique oak. Freach besel plate, $50,
for SAB
No. sIs. oak 10Th century, poish finish, sox3a
French besel plate, reg. s65, for si7.
No. 279, oak me piano polish finish, 30xi0
French beyel plate. reg. SIS, for s55.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Folding Beds.

Brunswick solid oak secretary and wardrobe
combination, 500. for s45.
same IN ash, wardrobe and closet combination,
reg $40. for s2s-
Pnenix upright hand polish finish, 1926 bevel
mirror, reg 500, for SIS.
No. 40, Goshen oak, 16.h century finish. lsxi0
beveI plate mirror, S45 for s35.
Closed mantel, antique finish. SIS, for slA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Side Boards.

No. II, oak. bevsl plate mirror. polish nnish.re
sl3, for 5000.
No. II. oak bevel mirror, sag $3.50 for gl.
No. lO2. oak, bevel mirror, reg $l6, for $i250
No ll6. oak, 10th century, beyel MIRROR, reg
$50, for $3.50.
No. 81. oak, 10th century. hand polish 6nish
oevel mirror reg $50. for $3.50
No. 70, oak, 10Th century, o4-inch top. French
beyel mirror, reg $50, for $50.
No. 90 oak, l6tn century 54-inch top, 2ox45
French bevei plate, reg $50, for $40.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
CyOekeyy DEPARTMENT.

Brass stand lamp. central draft, umbrella or
decorated shade, reg So, Tor
stand lamps, decorated shade and front TO
match, reg 81 55, for 20
Similar ismps, reg 50, for 2
6-pece decorared toilet set reg s3 Tor 70
7-piece decorated toilet set with jar, reg "a 30,
for
i2.pece decorated toilet set with pail, reg IS so,
for 4 so
fepiece decorated toilet set with covered jar,
reg s6 50, for -.
l2.psece toilet set, gill band with jar, reg So.
for S5 so
s0.pecs decorated dinner set, reg f6. for so
fI2.p,ece decorated dinner set, reg sl2. for 5 80.
Glsss tumhers. reg soc. for 25c-
(;lass goblets. reg 60c, for 4oc.
White swers and hasins. 81, Tor soc.
Covered chamters, reg Soc for 35c.
Covered slop Jars, reg s2. for sl.25.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Cane Seat Chair and Rocker
Department.

High back diners, ant finish, reg $3.50 per set for
5.75.
Ditto, reg e. so per set for 100.
No. go ditto. solid oak, reg s. per set for ZOO.
No. 622 ditto. solid OAK, reg 81 per Get for 500.
No. 6s4 ditto. solid oak, reg sls per set for 1900.
No. 25l rocker. ant finish. reg sz.25 for l.e5
No. 253 rocker, ant finlsh reg - Is for 400
No. 62l rocker, ant finisb, reg S225 for LIS.
No. e2S rocker to.d oak. sut fin res s2.75 for22s
No. 625 ditto, reg 81 for 3.eo.
No. 6ss ditto, reg 81 for 800.
No. 275 dtto, reg $2.25 for LIS.
No. eS large Ann ditto, reg $50 for $50
No. $50 rocker sold oak. ant fin reg 375 for as.
Platform rockers, velvet carpet, reg 81 for 400.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
LOUNGES and Coaches.

Red soungc. double head, Morris celebrated. ree
q 20 for le 90
karpen'e bed ionnge. reg ls ~ for IL 90.
CNroet couchse. reg 90 for 90.
Velvet carpet conehes. reg 30 for 80.
Moquetts copches. reg 20 for 30.
rTush coucbes. reg le 90 for bo
Turkish couches, spring edges reg 10 90 for fi7
Turkish couches. Wilton rug cover, reg Is % for
rs CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
BABY Carriages.

No lsI upholstered nlk plush. satIss parasoI.
lace edge. reg, for9
No 2s0 ditto, reg, sI2 50 for9
No $50 upholstered American damask. silk
plush roll back lined with silk and satin, extra
sk satia psrasol, deep lace edge, Iiaed. reg, SIS
for IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

peco-ssed shade, rsF - 1k, fo- fl.se
Pstsnt srtsrssor srrinf. r~f g, for - n.
Decorated SHADE. So - fisns, ref -, for $50,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Hall Racks.

No. Gil solid oak reg $50 for 500.
622 solid oak, reg 500 for GOO.
IS solid oak, 10th cent, reg li.oo for s.25.
60 solid oak. reg 1900 FOR II. 90.
63l sod oak. rg IL 70 for s.25.
ci2 soid oak. reg 1000 for 80.
6io solid oak. reg 1900 for 1870.
els sod oak, French hevcl plate, reg g 90
for 2s.oa.
eie ditto reg $500 for $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

No47, oak, antique and 10th century fnish.reg
$50, for sIj
No u, oak. ANTIQUE and 10th century fnish,reg
s22 80, for SIT
sa7,sl, Tor sl7
no 2V9,oak, antique and 10th century finish,reg
$2fsfar $50
$50, for,sse
No oak, antique and 10th century hn,sh,rcg
s35, FOR s27 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Extension Tables.

No. 100, 10 # oak, 18th century, 4S-inch top, Or
sawed oak, reg $3.50, for s24.
No. 50, Il oak, antique, 4S-lnch top, reg SlS
for sli.50.
No. 20. # oak. 18th century, H-lnch top. Or
sawed, reg $3.50, for $3.50.
No. II. tt oak, antique, 44-inch top, Or sawed.
reg $50, for sii.
No. il, 10 Il oak, antique. A-inch top, ar sawed
reg SIS, for sill.
No. IL, ash, antique finish. 42-inch top, reg s6,
fcf g..
No. 10, ash, antique finish, 42inch top, reg IS 40
for 81 -
No. 4, ash, antique finish, SSx42 s #, reg 81 so,
for So 80.
No. /, oval top, drop leaf, #. reg $3.50. for
$500 -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Watdyodes.

No - val fnish, reg 10 90 fer So
- ant fnssh, reg 10 CO for 80.
37 ant fuish. reg II ca for s 90.
81 mig finish, res u 90 f9r Il 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Caybef. Curtain and Bedding
DEPARTMENT.

Myrns rugs asx54. reg -. for l.ss.
Mvrna rugs s0xs0, reg - ior z.
Cotton Hlled conf fortsfde, req <lIo Tor l.
To- feather pillows. 81 50 for i.lo.
10 feather pillows mixed, 50 Tor 2
ib or m. geese 81 so for $50.
H. down pillows ssteen covers. - for $50
Nee whlte lea blankets, SzsS for i.5o.
same. $3.50, 225
Extra hne. fs for sse.
Ali chenille curtains, fringe both ends, $50
for 4.
An chsriile curtains. fringe and dado both
ends. 81 Tor 4Sl
Extra heavy fringe and dsfo. $50 Tor 4.7s.
Extra quality. fringe and dado. ~ Tor $50.
Noting ana ACE curtains, y 30 f9r l.
Nottingham lace curtains, s7-15 for LIS.
Noting CHAM lace curtains, t2.so Tor J.
~ossingDam lace cGrtaiDs, kFuseeiss pattern,
>cru or whit- $50 for so.
Frssh pnins ace. q 80 for tsn.
frlsh pairs ssee, s3s.ao for $50.
irish palnt lace, sfs for =.
Hest nni,,n carpets SOC for &c
eetton cham carpets slFctly AL vool flisd, Sc
for soc.
All vsol inxrsins. fail count sc for Sc.
AL voal inxrsfus h~st level. SOC Tor SOC.
Eesf star tapestry So foF CSC.
aw,fa ssr~sfrv sr for e6c.
fauire tapestry stssslfis extra. 81 for 73c.
Velvet llruszels 81 > Tor sar.
Milton yeEs brussels. st - Ter f-ao.
ztnE&stls 1kEstslss IA tef Lac.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Payloy Goods DEPARTMENT.

No 52ls, 6pc parior suits, walnut or oak frames
tapestry or plush upaolstering. reg, ts2 for "A
No 400 d fc parioT ssile oak. ant or 10 cfntarv
good grade Of crushed Mohaire pinsh sprang edges.
silk hand, regular prios s45 for B
No acc, sane IA ak tapesisy cosev. res. tso for
No 495 6-pc parior suite. walnut or oak frame.
best grade of MonAlr pluso or nne silk tapestry,
reg. IS for ~ 10
No 4o3. pc parlor sulte, over stuffed, finest
grade of slk tapestry hair stuffed. silk band. fringe
all around, reg, sls5 Tor 100
Full Turkish rockers IN plain crushed Mo-
hair, fringe al around, reg. IS for 81 20
Marks reclining or iavsiid char. IN leather.
different ways. reg factory SOS for IS.
Karpen's reclining chair. IN crushed Mohair
plush. reg. <e2 90 for IL
Lsrse leather rockers. sprng edges and solid
oak frames upholsterng FIRST class. reg, SIS Tor Is
Fancy oak rockers. sllk. plush or tapestry ssAss
reg, "a for s25
Pier glasses. sozeo French plate. wainu, frame
reg. SIS for 10
Pier glass. isx4o French plate, oak frame. reg.
$50 for l6
Per glasses. 1880 French plate. old Eag finish.
reg, $50 for ~
Pier glass 2lx72 French bevel plate. fine walnut
frame with marble slsb reg. $50 for 10
Onyx top stand No 1o2e. reg. $40 for g
+" No 20. reg, Sl5 for 10
statue, reg, SO for Is
' "a and shef, reg, SIS for Is
No 70 stand. brass base. quArteTed oak top and
shelf. reg, SIS for ii
No 81 ditto, reg, Sl3 SO fora
No - 9 reg. SIS for 10
No so reg, Sl4 for 20
No 56 reg, SIS 70. 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
String and Mattress Debt.

W. w. Springs No. s. 10 bs wire. extra corded, reg
ular price $50 for si.50.
No. 3 ditto, regular 81 for $500.
DAISY SPRING. regular $3.50 for 81 rs.
Excl Mattress, regular 81 Tor $i.6o.
Excl wool top mattresses. regular 50 for 2.ea.
All wool mattresses. regular a. for 3.25.
Hair mattresses, regular sis for 900.
Hair mattresses, regular SIC for l2.oo.
White hair drawings mattresses, reg SIS for laoo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Piano and Banguet Lambs

A elegant giis banquet lamp. central draft re-
~ So for 10 90.
Bfass bsnq0st lamp, central eraSt, u inch uEe-
brs.ia sl4sde. reg - for 25.
Nickei bsnquss lamp. Rochester burner, rec -
for o..
Same in brnss, reg 80 for r5.
Nc so59 trsss piano ismn, Rocbsstsr burner. y~e
10 90 for 80.
Ne 1857 piano ssrup. reg u 90 for 20.
fe mS piano isfnp reg is % for II 30.
No as5b trsss ls'nr of1ss Top, 25 o. FOR ~ -.
ons No 5o5S wrought ron pane lsnp rec 1e 0o
for So
One Se 5obs vrcusis ron pisse lamp, rss II %
fer 80.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
Library Cases.
Ladies .W,Htmg Desks

No a, 10th century oak, reg sl2, for 80 so
No AZ, I6 h century oak, reg sl2, for 80 80
No s2, Old English oak. reg sl5. for $40
No "a, 10th century oak, reg sl4, Tor sl0 90
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

JUMPED UpoN THE JAILER.-Charlotte, N.
c., June 29.-This oity was thrown into q
whirlpool Of excitement this evening when Il
d asa fsF sss %a7ds. y :es
itali,n, j. .. Moccs, hal ATTEMPTED to muir.
der Shc-if Smith.
This evening about Z o'clock Sheriff Smith
who has charge Of tho Jail. went into The
JAIL to give the prisoners their supper. A
he came nl"ng by Fradhnm's eel f,r ,bban,
aske him for some matches TO light M,
lamp. While Sheriff Smith WIS feeling Ia
ms pocket, getting the matches. B; ndham's
cell door few vile open and he rnshed at
Sheriff Smith, holding in hi, hand tho
fragment Of n chain which had served IA
bind him to the floor of his cell. Def, ,ro
sheriff Smith realized what hul happened
Brs6ham hal Knocked him sensel 8, an wa,
IN the act of jumping on him AM making
sure of his deadly purpose, when Henry
CALDWELL, the negro Braiham tried s, hard
20 ki'i WEEK swo sg', ru,hei to Sheriff
SMITHS aid. With aimoys supcr rhum,n
enorts he pulled Brabham away from Smith.
About this time. Sheriff Smiths wifo. who Ia
.s plucky a. her husband, ru,hel into ths
Jail corridr. Seeing the bloc l flowing from
her husbands bruised he'd she raised two
pisto's to Br.bham's face and w,racd him n
he did not return to his cell at QUO, she
woulh blow his b-ains out Brahham there.
upon went bick into his cell. s6S;ess
Much excitement prevails ~ IA 3ssao :
lronhle is expected. Sheriff sSdll llh {| 5< ~.
!ni'y. but not seriously injnre1 ~ SPECIAL 70
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Cotton Blooms.

"A
we are not in favor ofparading before the
world, and cotton spocultors in particular
the early or easiitst cotton blooms reported
70 us but as there arc no early bloom,
TINS year, because the whole crop is back.
ward and ba'ing received blooms sim.
ultaneous'y from may township, in thu
county we see no objection to mentioning
that between last Friday and Tuesday we
received Cotton blooms from our friends r
b. Aiverson and A. d. Estes, of Cros, Kevs
'. f. Brandon, Of Jonesville W. q W
Going, OF Keliou; VS.. Littlejohn, OF s.or
f"rm' and one lsft at the office, but We bove
'0rso'ton thename Of the party.
Az, o. the Above blooms were picked on
'he 10Th or aeth' and not one of them from
fancy patch or manure heap.
lobe Alvers says ne may not show tbo
nrst bloom. but when it comes to the frat
''' oaie OF dH This years crop, he intends to be
"tha-, or thar about"
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a NOBLE SET OF DUDEs.-A, the ANNA,
meeting OF the Board of Visitors of ths
South Carolina Military Academy, Of which
Governor Ti'lman is sx oHcio member la.t
Monday. the Charleston World saws. cha
enthusiastically praised tho citadel. and aJ.
., mia cd that IL wss worthy Of the snpp .rt 81
the people OF South Carolina"
Inc Governor addressed the CADETS br;oev
bu' t. aks ioiat. he said .La. once. saysr.i
years ago, in advocating the estabi,bment
OF another institution OF learning. bs had
called the citadel "a dude factory H.
would now add that they were noble set ~
dudes. They were perfect In drilling. nor. ~
fect in physical training. and doubtless their
minds were equally we'll irained:~anJ wers
edge. '"' A"o"'-
The citadel is too de,r to the hear,. ~ Al.
people OF the Sfa'o for il to be toncbed
The academy is one of the LANDMARKS -
the State and is s,cred l., the heats ~ ~.
peop,e. The graduates are scat, cred nil o,er
me o'ate, and are doing noble work os
teachers, and otherwise
That's the difference In the utterances of a
nan In office aud MIN seeking Office.