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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
LAREDO LETTER.
LAREDO, December 10 ISs:.

LAREDO, December 10 Iss.
EVENING LIGHT:
The municipal election on the other side
passed OF quietly, the presidcnte elected was
ago SancheZe, withdrawing.
Our election TOR city officers will be tO-mor-
row: Davis Sanchez is the only candidate in
the field, several candidates for aIdermsn pm
ming on their merits Col. c. G. Rrr,v Ster ia
running for alderman in the fourth ward
Our excitement now is election, (but they All
will he electedD Geo. Lockmar he thinks that
times look squally.
am creditably informed that C;ipt WISH
art, formerly OF the Laredo Times will take
charge of Harris Laredo. Capt Wishart is
known by the editorial fraternity as "A gentle
man of fine ability. Mr. Hart has been Very
fortunate In securing the Services of so fine ;,
gent lrman. ~ "
Mr. Labcock, formerly of the Olive branch
I'm; iheatre was jailed across the river this even
ing for making bad break Hens now ont
again, and SAYS he has got money rnou~b tn
take III Tho small towns on the l. g. n hut
thSft "a red string to the money
tommy Dyer has got some very fine talent
tn open his show with tomorrow night. MIR,
Scott Wilson has charge of the bar. and seems
10 ne Il gentleman i'll the right place Johnny
Is as easy as ne was when he was AT the Nuud,.-
Vile.
Some of the boys got little on il Satur.ssv
night; Il few black eyes and Il sore head MAS
| the result,
, ihe Mexican boys are taking advantage of
the election dodge. Jack Reagan, ne is lviny
nh with swelicd head, he started in two DAYS
| to soon. "'9
Bclchcr formerly OF the tuck- Port house wifi
ne found at the WilSuM n,tiSe. Dave Wilson az
tnc Mlls0n hull>C never furgcts to say warm
! steak for the i,,iaT
| Since uxgaI O'clock VI. p. ;. BabcaeR WAS ar
} rested and put in Jail by officers Bruno and
/ tto. LpchnIar. IN insanity. MIR. u. is uu, nr
those ahcct!unute wives her tears are like. her.
"''"' I. l.,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
The Weather.

San Antonio, bar. N.Oi; thermometer ii
Fort COnchO, barometer ;st0i: thermometer ~
Eagle Pass, barometer DO1; thermometer T.
Fort Brown, barometer. 3D.0l: Thermometers t.!
Stocks"i,. barometer. @lb: Thermometer t.
galveston, bar"m.ter iDlE: Thermometer 81
Denison barometer, -g.94: THERMOMETER. Is
NicksDurY, barometer :N.l9: thermometer ~
Port EadS barometer. :NIS thermometer, -
lntlElIlplt, barometer .Jl.tLS: thermometer, ~
falestlle, barometer :DUI: thermometer ~
M8nphis, barometer B.l6: thermometer ~
Shreveport, barometer 30Gl: thermometer s.
Bismarck. barometer $3.50: thermometer, q
Dodge CITY, barometer !E.iS; THERMOMETER. ~
Platte, Ncb barometer 1904; thermometer, o!
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
Restaurant Brunswick,

Wm. Pell has just opened his recherche res
ing. He will delight in serving epcurCans with
pOrter-hOusc steaks, fine chops, all kinds of
saddle rock oysters on the half shell and other
wise, fresh salt water fish and all kinds of game
that the season gives. \ lunch counter loaded
with all the good yian,ls of the market is con-
nected with the eStabl ishWent. Mr.. Pell has
also taken charge of the lunch counter of the
Vaudeville, and under the arrangement now
complete will run two complete sets OF attend
eDts cooks, walters and all. One visit to him
wal assure all who wish to enjoy strictly first
class fare. Fine wines and liquors of all kinds
can hS tad. ll-lI-im
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
The City Not Prepared,

During the conference yesterday of tia,
county commissioners and "a council commit
tee regarding the Feasibility of establishing AN
nstitutiC'; for the cAri of the sick and the deS-
ttute .: both the city and the county, tba
council committee declared ii had no urup,,<t +
tIun 10 otter, that by dispensing with the pres
be effected, and thai only by establishing the
puor-hOuSe and hospital within the city lin
It's, nj such Al distance that il could be daily
visited by the city phySiclan,-and that the city
was not now prepared to put up such an estnl.
ilShment aS would bc required. The sCi,,nt
is thus far Il failure,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
The Belginns Successful.

telegram received by the Belgian astrpno-
mers now in this city apprises them that their
countrymen who mad gone to Chill for the pur-
pose of observing the transit of Venus have
been able to make complete observation of
that phenomenon. Their measurements when
compared with those to the number of la
taken in San Antonio 10y Prof. HOuzeau ANA
his colleagues, will allow fair calculation of
the sun, from the Belgium Olpsery ations alone
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
Teeth in a WOInan's Breast

Three small teeth and a mass of human hair
were found in tlImOr which DIR. Adpiph
iieril and Or ornelas, the Mexican oonsul re-
moved from the breast Of \ woman last sun
day.
The teeth are hard ana white. shaped like in
clSors. Wat thoy are teeth, and human teeth.
there is no doubt. They were growing
in dense portion of the tumor
Surrounding them were long, Silkcn hairs Cr =.
browniSh color. How they came in the W.,luan :
breast is mystery. She offers 30 txplana-
ton,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
A. NJ. Lewis, Sheep-Man Found Dead
Near his Home in A tascOsa County,

A. NJ. Lewis, the owner of u sheep ranch i'm
AtascOsa county, was found dead u mile from
his home and about 81. miles from PleasantOE
yesterday. There was bulet-hole in his body
Physicians made an examination and certified
that he had been dead u week. 1t is supposed
that he was killed by one of the seven men
who escaped from the Atascost county Jail re-
GENTLY
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12

Yes, | consent to my daughters marriage
and | assent to my own, said Mrs. Gertrude
PaaciOs, Il buXOm widow of some forty years
to County Clerk Smith this morning. She is to
he mrrried to Francisco Sandoval, and his
younger brother OctavanO to her daughter
Ylara Hernandez, aged eighteen years. The
marriage licenses were issued
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
1892 -&5O -1SS3.

There are many things just at present to en-
gage the reporters attention, but bedroom
suite i'm marble and solid walnut, nine pieces
such us WolfsOn uBioadcd from his car yester-
day, ALWAYS catches even newspaper men when
il is offered at the 1883 price of SD. l3-S-4t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
Robbers Break a Skull.

Il. Van Ward, aged 80 years. was attacked by
robbers and brutully beaten last Saturday
evening near his home, three miles southwest
of the city. His skull was fractured and he is
now in IL dangerous condition. His ASSISTANTS
obtained from him property of little value and
then escaped.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
permanently.

Ripon Lakaua is the name of a great Jap
anese lord who is travelling through Europe
like Gautier's "For;unio" Whea he was
al Vienna he chartered hotel and sent nvi-
tations to two hundred women to attend a
masked hall, at which he was the only person
Of the masculine sex present lie made them
dance and eat and drink, and when thay sat
down 20 supper, each found a suberb bracelet
hidden in her napkin -, The Parisians expec,
that he will smuse them with similar fantastic
alities
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
Retail Dealers

or San Antonio and vicinity can invest thcir
cash to special advantage and to their interest
by going to "Fail0us" No. }, West Commerce
street near Main bridge for job lots in notions
hosiery, fancy goods, iadicS' and gents fur
nshin9 goods. etc. These Ynirls are receiy ed
from rSt-claSs auction establishments of Saint
fOuiS, and can bc had nj rates 10 astuHsh tbs
natives. Peddlers full supplies always on
hand. |. MARKS 4 Co
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
To the Front Again.

And OlfsOn is ut the front again. Yester-
day he GRIGpded Il car of marble top full wal
nut. elegantly finished bedroom suites, nine
pieces, and strange as il may seem, he is offer
ing those elaborate goods to lie closed out for
$50 Der suite. l2IO-4t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
SAN ANTONIO, December 10, 1882
Editor EVENING LIGHT:

Last night | wanted to take n rlus. of lemon
AIDE to my wifi in Turner hail. but was stopped
| can do 50 ut the German performances. and
should be able To do 50 ut the English. con-
slider this AN infringement of the Turner'S
rights which should be stopped.
A SUBSCRIBER
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
John G.. Beck
AntlOtln('

Announces himself as u candidate for count,
commissioner in Precinct No. 4, Bexar County
Tor reelection next Friday, December 18th
lSS.. 10 10 ~
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
kypfer Wins Again.

Willie kypfer clerk at Me Temgg's, at n III f
le in Maj lcrick'S saloon, Sunday, won anOth-
or m,isiG boy; valued at SIS, by IA throw of Is
young woman Illustrated COPY Of ShakGS.
peare, by throw of ~, and IL. G. Smith, Il cIIl
gla Is ink-Stand, by throw of l..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
City Collector,

We are authorized tuannuuIice +. Nee. New
ton us candidate for city collector ut tn,
coming city election.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12

THE democratic silver dollar, after a fair
trial. has not grown popular. Only 2e per cent.
of all coined has ever been put into circula-
ton, and the prospect is that it will be retired
permanently.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12

Call and See ThompsOn's assortment of
Christmas goods. l2-l2-2t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12
LIGHT SPARKS,

Don't you forget that Thompson has al
elegant line of Christmas presents. H-l3-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-12

Pancnast son is the place To get nice hit.
ting suit. SELF,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02
Swine.
SWINE RAISING DIFFERENT SYSTEM DE-
SIRABLtn

Pure air helps to make pure blood which
in the course Of nature. builds up healthful
bodies. Out-of-door pigs would not show
50 we'll at the fairs, and would probably he
passed over by the Judges and people who
nave been taught to admire only the fat and
helpless things which get all the prizes.
sab p.g> are well adapted TO fi.l lard kegs.
wleteas the standard OF perfection should
be a pa. which viii make the least waste of
fat, the longest and deepest sides, with the
most lean meal, it should have bone enough
to allow it to stand Up and help itself TO
food. and carr, with i, the evidence of
health and Development; in all j. parts.
ri-> which run 10 a range or pasture have
good Appetite, the fresh air aud exercise
give this-h,ncc they Will eat great Va
r.ery of food AMI much ooal~er than when
confined IN pens. Nothn. need 20 towa>,c
CA the rm for lack Of a market They
viii consume al the refuse, fruit, roots.
pumpkins. and all kinds of vegetables,
which VIII make them grow. BY extending
the root patch and planting the fodder
corn thinner, so that u4LhnG, viii form on
IT. and putting in >wcy, variety. tho num-
Der Of pigs ma, be increased 10 proportion.
\ few bushels Of corn at the end Of the
season viii finish Of the r.-. The pig
pasture Will be ready ,h, uoN' wear FIR any
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

Telling Fortunes.
By ALICE CARY.

BE not among in -b.lbcr-. am NJ riptou,
eaters of flesh: for Iue dtunkard sud siuii"n
Shall come 10 poverty. ami druw>ine>s shaI
clothe a man IN rag. '-IroNrrp>, mil ~
81.
IN tell Won two fortunes, my fine little lad,
For YOU 10 accept or refuse;
The one Of them good, Tho other one bad
Vow hear them and say which yon ohoe Sc.
sc b, NV gin, wi hin reach Of Your hand,
\ fortune right fair 10 behold,
4 house aud a hundred acres OF land
WIKI harvest field yellow a. gold.
/ zee great orchard, the boueh> hanging
down
With appc-, russell and red;
see drove, OF cattle. some white and some
brown,
But ali Of Them sleek and wei fed.
l see il owe, OF swallow about tie barn door
see The tanning mill " llrilns :" fact;
see them ihfa-hiHG wheat on the n"ur-
Aud now the bright pictuTv hs> past
And ! see rising di,maily up IN The place
OF the beautiful. Gou.c and thy and,
4 man with iirt-rca nos on biz face,
And Htllc brown lu- IN tl- hanI.
on, if you behold him, my Iad. you would
Tnat;he were les> wrcrch,d 10 sec:
For his boot toes they gap, like the mouth OF
And hi, trou,er, are GU, at the knee.
In walking he staggsrs, BOW this way, now
And his i,' eve. they stand ont ike bug,
And ho wear, an Ola coat and "a bttiotc--!n-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02
The Doctors Disagree

as to the best methods and remedies, for the
cure of constipation and disordered liver
and kidneys. But those that have used
Kidney-Wort, agree that it is by far the
best medicine known. Its action is prompt.
thorough and lasting. Don't take pills. aud
other mercurials that poison the system.
but by using Kidney-Wort restore the nat
ural action of all the organs.-Nesc Coraa-
ant
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02
SaS@ aaS Gca5s5c!S.
BIZ Eht Of Fruit Trees.

Prof J. J.. B4lG 81 Iowa Agricultural
College, has long been close observer.
ana b., pras,.e4. and scientific knowledge
entities bis view, to respectful attention.
Some Of his conclusions on ,n.s ,4.jec, are
here given. lie say
Tree, blight least. !. In orchard, OIL
n.h. ca.orel soils. II elevated a.-y posi-
lions. On soil. shaded ta, ursr,5.g,
season by a >a,fc.en, growth Of second
cr9n clover or # bg,ku6ea, B n ORCH
ard, cultivated ii the earl, par. IF Tile ars-
ccaing season. and shaded the latte. uar,
with marsh la, or other rubbish. a,
prac,.c,d BY pr. Ward. If New JERSEY.
4 In orchards ken, " t5,ewa..e. al. trunk,
and main 5nb. the preceding season. :.
Where the trunk, and ,5vcr forks ar, >aaa-
ea on TIE south =, walls. ,5.h. boar! fences.
lou buildings. oyc--rcen>. ar even board, So
placed as Il maintain a .au,r ,,a.n.r...-,
Of the ,re, during July ana A.-.,,.
Is. Where orchard, are exe.a,.,e., planted
with yarjr,ic, indigenous H. ,..r,-..., with
very hot. Gry >ammer,. such i, .ae .a,..-
continental ,,er9e> Of northern Elr3as and
Asa.
Tree are most ,ai',e, .atE-l-. /. On
dark colorel soils exposed 10 tae >l.. III
sheltered positions, >. IL positions Vi ..r.
the reflected beat of tight board fences.
walls. wooden b4.ld.n->. ar uae., opposed
to blasts Of heated air passing over sr, grain
or gra,, >,ub5le. heated roads. etc.
3. Where ;ac varieties are indigenous To-
sections with relatively humid and oau.
Summers. Tins j. specially noticed .a craft,
from Siberia and pear, dong best Ia
England an. the humid portion, Of Franc,
and Belgium These genera. conclusions,
point to excessive heat and ar.4.t, Of AR As
an exciting cause q blight. especially when
taken IN connection with the fac, thar
blight : only known in countries with dryer
and hotter Summer an than j, known ia the
native ranges o: our best varieties q IL,
apple and pear. IN portion, %. India
Australia aid south Amyrlel, TIE south %
Europe apples and pears blight just d, they
DO here. have He.ther 1.-THE tine nor ,ae
Inclination 10 speculate on TIE exact manner
IN which an internal temperature O: - ae-
greeS works -f9lry 70 'He maturing cell
structure Of an Ens">h pear or "A siberian
crab WHALE i" degrees ma! no; .n]lre an
orange oI NJ al 'ht APE o. food HOPE.
~o>eF'a''oh teaches tAAt me damage
really occurs III July and August ia the
new! formed ee..> q 'Ae AoeT. II cases OF
extreme --J1i! 4 MAJ DC apparent az once.
oU' d q i1-' '"e -"J -Ie4 structure docs Hoi
eA.i-'' 'se" I'''i' ''le lo''o"'N- June.
ii'e ni1'si-' ID !oi 'A'e'''-l's grown passes
81 --'''- ~ ,-'' ~ ''e'l q yen
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Arrested +.

Charles \. Daley, was arrested last
evening for stealing from the drug store Of
Shietman. bottle Of Sulphur Biuer>, Be
fore the Cour, this morning, upon being
asked why be ,no4.I steal IT. be stated ,aat
his mother was troubled With Rheumatism,
and that !; was the oniy medicine that helped
her. and being out OF money and work was
the cause Of his stealing. a. his aa> Ai,
tirsi offence he va. put on probatlou.-Nec-
ark Ne,rs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

The Market Reports in the
AMERICAN will save you the
price of the paper many times
during the year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

~ a. Envelopes, all sizes and -s ss
styles, at this Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

Contracted HooF.-Coutract5d hoof is
the result Of a disease Of the inner part Of
the foot aud absorption Of wasting Of the
internal tissues. 1t oanno, be cured by out
ward applications to the horn. and only by
removal of the inward trouble, The usual
treatment is to remove the shoes. pare the
the feet to stand in a wet clay puddle. or
turn the horse into a wet pasture for three
or four weeks. Use a hoof dressing Of
glycerine and water freely. and finally put
on a fiat. thin shoe without any hevel and
with an even bearing over a sole Of sole
leather which presses upon the frog. The
frog should not be pared. but left to bear upon
the ground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

BE not among " in. -h.ihrr-. am NJ rioious
eaters of flesh: for Iue ia unkatd sud giuii"n
Shall come 10 poverty. ami drow>ine>s shad
cothe "A man in ra2.."-lroNrrb>, NNlii; ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-02

nTNIFTN have large assortment
NstkEI of Wood and Coal STOVES
,NSfIHi II which vii sell so LOW as
" IO'LO, to aston sh buyers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-01

The South Haven Sentinel, of last week,
states that the efforts of the kalamazoo
Telegraph to defeat Mr.. Ferry for reelection
10 the Senate, are very feebly seconded by
the NoRrHERNEB. No such thing, Mr.. Selti-
mel. The NoRTHERNER has neither said nor
intimated anything derogatory to Mr.. Ferry,
nor have we seconded feebly or otherwise,
any opposition there may be to his being his
own successor. We simply stated patent
fact, "that judging from the tone of large
portion of the Republican press of the State,
Senator Ferry may not have walk-away,
and this is apparent to the most casual OBJ
server. We also said, 1T is not absolutely
necessary for either Mr.. Ferry or Mr.. Hub
bell to fill the office and "that there are
several other gentlemen in the ranks of the
party in Michigan who would grace the posi-
ton and honor both themselves and their
constituents"
Both of the above statements are true,
nevertheless we think the probabilities are
that Mr.. Ferry will be reelected, and we
shall be quite well satisfied to have it so.
But notwithstanding this, there are several
other men in the State whom we would pre-
fer to see chosen to that high Office, but we
do not anticipate any such result. If this
does not suit the Sentinel we cannot help it
and we do not care. We certainly shall not
receive our political gospel from renegade
Republican sheet, which used its columns
to aid in the defeat of the regular Republi-
can nominee, simply because its editor had a
personal grievance, and which has not yet
ceased to sound the praises of the successful
Democrat. Greenback- Fusion Congressman
elect
Has the Sentinel received, or does it ex-
pect to receive reward from the Senator,
that it is 30 terribly touchy, as to what may
be said in reference to him?
The editor of that sheet will please pardon
MS, or not, just as he chooses, we can but
feel an abiding conviction that a newspaper
which pursued so disgraceful course, as
did the South Haven Sentinel, in the recent
campaign, is not genuinely Republican.
And our opinion on this matter, does not
materially differ from that of most Republi-
cans, and many of the opposition party, in
Van Buren, county.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-01

The Paw Paw Herald is still harping on
"anti-fusion," and its editor would not at
tend the jubilee last night. Van, havnt you
heard yet that Yaple and Begole are elected
This position of the Herald meets with nc
response in its party. Now, as before cleo
ton, when it was fairly forced at last by
public opinion in its organization into ac-
quiescence, it's course is exceedingly distaste-
ful to great majority of its party. They
went in heartily for the union, are heartily
pleased with its result, and have no DISPOSE
ton TO find fault now that it has proved SO
successful and they have been the gamers
if there can be said to be any difference in a
party sense.-COurier.
Just as we expected. The nuptials have
been solemnized long enough for the con-
tracing parties to begin to show their in
compatibility of temper. The Democratic
coalition tail is bound to wag the Greenback
fusion dog.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-01

WHEREAS, The reaper, death, hath entered into
the family of our worthy brother, T.. F. Bradt, and
garnered into that beautiful, spiritual home, his
loved and loving wife, thereby bringing deepest
grief where only fondest hopes and purest Joy were
known; therefore, be 10
ResOirtd, That we, the members of Hartford
Lodge of Good Templars, extend to our brother our
most earnest and heartfelt sympathy in the great
loss he has sustained.
ResOiUod, That these resolutions be spread ON
the minutes of our lodge and copy be furnished
for publication i'm the Day Spring of Hartford, and
the TRUE NoRTHERNER, and Free Press e. Courier
Of Paw Paw, and also copy to our bereaved
brother. BY order OF Committee.
Dated, Hartford, Nov. 9th, 1882.
ADA +. GROVE,
j.. VI. REySoLDs,
j.. w. EARLE.