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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-08
San Antonio, Texas,

The UNIVERRAL STOMACH BITTFRS- have
been FULLY tested, and carefully examined by Mr.
George kalteyer, well-known chemist and Or X
Menger, city physician. Both declare them to be
manufactured OF pure herbs and the best of spirits
and recommend them to all suffering from weak
stomach. The BitterS also very efectual as .
preventative.
Also keeps constantly hand a well assoSed
stock OF the best Liquors, Cognac and 81 Ckberry
Brandy, Whisky, kummel, Flor de Cafe anisette
CordialS. Etc.
The Universal Stomach Bitters are manufactured
by h Grenet, under the personal supervision Of
Mr.: n Keiher, the inventor Of the renowned
halsto6 bittsn ,-r,-,a
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-08
POSTAL CARD NO. 8.

MY DEAR SoN-The tables in pre-
paration for your instruction on the
subject of Generation are not yet fully
compiled. trust you will escape loss
through that cause, as you may by CIV
ing close attention to what write to-
day. But first let me say that | did
not, last week, design to promise. as /
was made to do by the printer, more
than one poem as companion piece
to that of Mr.. Arnold. My purpose
was only to contrast the consultations
offered to us, in our need, by the heath
en- philosopher with those of the Chris
tan Church-to show that while we
we're told by Rev. Mr.. Graham that
"rhe apartments are small in the City Of Rest
They are narrow and short, but deep;
Yet large enough for the heart that, distressed,
Wants room enough only to Sleep
the spirit of the dead infdel exclaimed,
standing in the daybreak of the Morn
ing Land,
Yet smile and whisper this
am not the thing you kiss;
Cease your tears and let it lie,
1t was mine; it is not |. ;"
| am now done with these poems.
You will, of course, preserve them,
for in moments of detection. which will
sometimes come, the Arabian verse
will be as a staff on which you may
lean, while the other has emotional
charms not lost to sensitive minds.
find, for my use to-day, an incident
related which gives me an opportunity
to illustrate one of the consoling truths
that lie unheeded about us,
."rhick as leaves of Vallambrosa,"
and to which we every day close our
eyes and our understandings; for we are
perpetually invited, which we regard
not, to free walks amid the mysteries
of
LOVES ARCANA.
The following is told in one of the
New York Weeklies:
A very remarkable story relative to lately
deceased child, and her iavorite flower, is told
by Pennsylvania paper briefly as follows
Little Maud Mott, our only child, living in
Honesdale, was passionately fond Of flowers.
She had a fuchsia which she cared for with
childish, but unceasing attention. 1t was, at
the time she was taken sick, large, healthy
plant, and had been in profuse bloom. On
the first day of her illness there were forty
buds upon it ready to burst into flower, which
event Maud was awaiting with the fondest
anxiety: But it never bloOmed. One by one
the buds shrunk away and dropped from the
stems. On the day little Maud died the last
bud fell of, and next morning the plant itself
was as leafess and shrivelled as if the bitter
est frost had stung it to the heart.
MY DEAR SoN-Love is the divinest
essence and most interior element of
being. When it draws to its embrace
any weaker life, however remote in
the scale of being, a power is devel-
oped that clothes that life with per-
petuity, as the fruit. All existence is
dual, and likes only blend; but the af-
fections will exalt by their divine po-
tency, and make imperishable for the
time. the lowliest offspring of the In
finite Source in which sympathy can
dwell.
Nothing, as see it, is more natural,
or more inevitable, than the acrana of
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Before giving your order for job printing
ust call in at the LIGHT office, and get bids.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, April ", 1877.
have used the "Wonderful Eight" in a
case of chronic diarrhra of nine months
standing, and found it to effect a permanent
cure. | have also known it used successfully
in a case of rheumatism. VIM. KIRBY.
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son. a-aI-tf.
, 1882-09-16
II OF L O. r. i.

GDN accordance with orders from
81 the Government of the Danish
West India Islands, the following
articles to be delivered, according as
required, for the STATE IREiSURYS ESTATES
from LIST October 1892 to LIST AprjJ
1888, are hereby put up to public
competition, viz:
For Estate Work q Rest &c.
from 5O-12O bbls. best Brandy
wine Corn Meal,
circo 10 bbls. Oilmeal, II dozen
best quality whitepine Boar9s, 5
pieces 60, ?. p. Joists, 2 pieces of
Hardwood, 10 Cappa Posts.
from 5 to % M. Boston Shingles,
ciroa $50 lbs. Of assorted sizes
wrought Nails, 10 bars Of Iron
6 pairs of cart wheel boxes, NO.
% Plough with 4 extra socks, 3
pairs Of plough handles and 2
plough Beams, 4 dozen best No. 3
cane Bills, 4 dozen best No. 3
L%yndon's Hoes, 2 paint Brushes,
2 dozen best large Grass knives,
6 manure Forks, l piece Canvass,
l piece Bamboo, 4 lbs. Sadler's sew
ing Irvine, 2 sides Harness Leather,
100 feet Manila Rope, 100 feet tar
Rope, so lbs. Tallow, Is lbs. mixed
white Lead, -! lbs. red Lead,
2 gallons Of Engine Oil, 5 gallons
of paint Oil, 20 lbs. Of LIST at. horse
shoe Nails, 1 screw plate with dies
81 taps complete, 4 Shoyels, 2 lbs.
Lamp black, 2 HID. Smith Goals,
2 Grindstones each 80 inches dame
ter, 2 barrels Portland Cement, 2
horse Brushes & 2 curry Combs, 3
blank Books, 3 barrels Muscovado
Sugar, 3 casks Molasscs, 200 lbs.
pearl Sage, a riding Saddle, 6
quires Of writing Paper, 1 gross
steel Pens, L bottle black Ink, 2
dozen spring rat Traps, 20 blank
Reports.
, 1882-09-16

Canvass, 1 piece of Bamboo, 4 lbs.
sadler's sewing Irvine, 5 dozen 1st
at. No. 3 Lyndon's best Hoes 4
dozen of do. cane Bills, Grind
stones each 80 inches in diameter,
% lbs. horse shoe Nails, 100 feet
Manila Rope, 100 feet tar Rope .
barrels Salt, 2 dozen spring rat
Traps, 26 blank Reports, 2 casks
Molasses, 3 barrels Muscovado
Sugar, 200 lbs. pearl Sage, o
manure Forks, 2 telling Axes, l No.
% Plough with 4 extra plough
Socks, 3 pairs plough handles and
two plough Beams, 3 Landsidos for
Ploughs, 2 telling Axes,
from 5-25 M. best Boston Shingles,
circa 200 lbs. assorted sizes Nails
(wrought), 70 pairs OK Bows, l
dozen large grass Knives, 4Shovels,
l riding Saddle, + quires writing
Paper, 1 gross steel Pens, l bottle
black writing Ink,
, 1882-09-16
C
Il. PETERSEN.

IN CCORDING to orders from the
&sS Presidency dated the 9Th in
slant, an election of a member for
the Colonial Council instead Of the
4th Member for the Country Dis
trict of the Jurisdiction of Fredorik-
sted, A. Latimer, who on account Of
absence from the Island has with
drawn, will tako place here at the
Courthouse on Saturday the 23rd
inst.
The polling will mmen at II
o'clock noon and close at B
o'clock p. N.
The Electoral Board for the Coun-
try District of the Jurisdiction Of
Frederiksted the 18th September
1882.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1882-09-16
acknowledgements

$sF0LGE Pr@sidentsk abets Ordre
% af SIDE dennes vii Valg af ct
Medlem til Colonialraadet, istodetfor
4de Medlem for FrederiksteJs Juris-
dictions LanddiStricts Valgkreds,
Planter A. Latimcr, der paa Grund
af Bortreise er udtaadt af Raadot,
fnde Sted her paa Thinghusot lover
dagen den 23dc DENIES.
VaIghan1Iingen begyndor Middag
III. - slet og suites sammo Etter-
midday 81. 3 sIet.
ValgbestyroIsen for Frederiksted's
jurisdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds
den lite September 1882.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1882-09-16
Publication.

60 he Creditors of the late
q planter TERENCE FAR
REILLY, who have reported their
claims, will receive payment from
the undersigned Dealing Court on
applying from iO--I2 o'clock.
Christiansted's Dealing Court, St. .Croix
September 18th 1882.
y. DUUS.
cOnSt,
, 1882-09-16
For Estates Sion Farm &
Peters Rest,
from LIST October 1882
LIST April 1888,

LIST April 1888,
from 5O-120 barrels corn Meal,
caca 10 barrels Oilmeal, 6 dozen
best white pine Boards, 10 pieces
best pitch pine Joists, 4 do. Hard
wood, l dozen Oappa Posts, 2pieces
Fustic Posts, 10 pieces bar Iron,
2 Hhds. smith Coal, l screw Plate
with dies and taps complete, 2
paint Brushes, 200 lbs. assorted
WI ought Nails, 10 pairs of cart
boxes, 5 gallons of Engine Oil, 8
gallons of paint Oil, 8 lbs. lamp
black, so lbs. red oil paint, 20 lbs.
of 1st at. packing Rope, l piece OF
, 1882-09-16

gaN EFT bckiendtgj0res herved i
~ Henhold til Plakat lode
April 1871 og Reskript 7do Januar
1916, at WILLIAM SLANEY
CROOKE we'd Dekret If Gouverne-
mentet for de dansk vestindiske
Der af 2den September d. A. er
erklereti Observation-Disclosures I'M
der NIT V8rgemaal.
st. Thomas den 7de September 1882.
CHS. II. OROOKE.
, 1882-09-16
For Estate Mont PeIlicr

ron lSU 0CUObC1 Aoo~ -
31st December 1882.
from 2O-4O bbls. best Brandywine
corn Meal,
ci;rco 6 bis. Clinical, 2 dozen Lyn-
don's best No. 3 Hoes, l dozen do.
No. 3 cane Bills, IS lbs. Tallow,
j dozen best large grass Knives, 4
bars Iron, 4 lbs. horse shoe Nails,
3 ouires writing Paper, II blank
Reports, l bottle writing Ink, 1 side
Harness Leather, 6 yards Bamboo,
6 yards of Canvass, 100 lbs. assert
ed sizes wrought iron Nails, 2
dozen white pine Boards, 2 barrels
smith Coal, 3 pieces of Hardwood
6 pieces Of p. p, Joists, / barrel
Cement, SO feet tar Rope, so feet
Manila Rope, 2 paint Brushes,
so lbs. red paint, so lbs. white Lead,
2 lbs. Lampblack, 3 gals. paint OH,
/ cal. Engine Oil, l barrel Sugar.
Written Sealed Tenders Marked
estate Treasury's Estates
to be forwarded to the Presidency
on or before the 22nd inst. con
tanning a statement of the price Of
each article to be delivered. The
tenders will be opened on SATUR-
DAY the 23rd inst. at 3 O'Clock
D. IN. in the Presidents Office III
the presence Of the parties concern
ed, and information will be given
the party or parties whose tender is
accepted, by the Presidency. The
Presidency reserves the right ofdecid'
ing within 6 days after, which ofthe
3 lowest tenders shall be accepted.
Christiansted, St. Croix 9th septem'
Der 1889.
JAS. p. BRU LEY
Inspector Of State Treosnrys Estates.
, 1882-09-16
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COL. R. j. GAGE. Editor.
A Pertinent Dialogue.

Wet Ticket Man Well, brother Dry.
what have YOU to say npw about yonr work
Of closing the saloons?
Dry Ticket Man We'll. have only to
say that it has done great dea of good
Wet-A great deal of good. There is
rs much drinking in secret now as ever.
A"r la't 90 down 10 the depot aud see tn /,
JUS aud kegs that come there to different
men in this town-felows who have siuncd
the pledge, too-and you will change your
opinion.
Dry-We have nothing to do with the
secret drinkers. IT they have become
slaves to an appetite it is unfortunate for
them, but there is ore bcnrft-their exam.
pie is not public and will not exert the same
influence. AS to their pledge, it is mat.
ter between them and their conscience; thew
cant hide from it,
Can you deny that there is cot great
change on the streets? Are you ever jos.
tied out OF your path by drunken men
are your ears ever ANNOYED by oaths and
coarse language, and on Saturday evenings.
away into tho night, are you kept awake
by yclls aud shnutings Of drunken negroes
who have spent the little all they had for
mean whokey.
asked an industrious colored woman a
few days ago how she liked tn, closing of
the saloons, and her rrp'y was significant
"De best ting dat ebhcr come over dis
town sir. My husband haint beat me dc fnst
time since dat law come in, and me and de
ch'lIen all have plcntyto cat and no rowing
'Stick pm there"
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CONNECTIONS.

A. With the South Carolina Railroad f,om
Charleston. ~
WIN Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
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Win Charlotte, Columbia aua Augusta Goil.
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ii. with A. and e. Div, II. and D. Il. r..
from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard Time used is Washington, D. C.
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
l. vi. IL. TALCOTr. General manager,
j. w. FRY. Superintendent
a! rorE, General Passenger Agent,
hPrii 10 IA If
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Railroad Notice.

I'll. persons are notified not to place upon
~ the Ka'lroad Companys Cotton platform
any Cotton not ready for immc,idtc .Shibmcnh-
All Cotton placed upon sail platform in viola.
lion of this notice will he thrown of
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the lia'lroal Agent with Mem2randum of the
NTks-n"mbCr Of daIcS and the gross tceiyht Of
same, before any receipt will be given The
practice OF placing Cotton not reddy for imme.
d0te shipment upon the Company's grouhd will
not he allowed in future
n due regard to this notice will save ship.
pers trouble and annoyance.
by order of the Superintendent.
+. H. COUNTS. Agt.
Oct l3 10 tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

N@VR-'1|I OLVD
DURSUANT to order Of Honorable w. II
Il Wallace, presiding Judge ofsevenlh circuit,
passed :he October 1882 all persons having de-
MINDS against the estate of Robert G.. Davidson.
deceased, are required to present and establish
them before me nj my Office. on or before the
fifteenth Q5th) day of November next
JAMES MUNoO.
Clerk and Master.
Oct5 40 6t
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Oct 3
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UNION COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

II1HE subscribers have established an Agency
Il at Union Court House for the purchase and
Sale of all kinds of Real Estate In Union Coun-
~, and offer their services to parties nayine
Lands, Town Lots. or any other kind of Real
Estate for Sale, or who may sh TO purchase
snch property in Union County
Our terms will be reasonable. and persons
placing their property IN our hands for sale Will
DC charged nothing unless q sale Is made
Every effort will be usel, by advertising anJ
personal correspondence. 10 make sales.
Titles examined AMI DeedJ properly drawn.
OrficE in Jeter's building on Main Street.
II. NJ. STOKES,
s. S. STOKES.
Jan II tf
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The license Of the last whisky shop in
Louisville, Jefferson counly, GA, has expir.
ci, and by special act oi'thc legi alure for
that county, no more licenses can b. ob ain
cd. So. fIr the first time since the cxi,.
tcncs ofthc county, M whisky can be II. .ht
within its limits
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COLUMBIA AND GRDENVILJE
RAILROAD,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, 5. C., May 18th, 1857
R ID Hg g i - 60

On and after Monday, May 10th. 1882 Pas
senger Trains will run rs herewith indicated
upon this Road and its branches.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1882.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FIFTY.SECOND YEAR
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\ distinguished English physician, too
worry &c enjoy dinner after dhy's labor,
aud Wishing to avoid wine er brandy. cats
few misln&, which, he says, have stimu-
lating ctfcct.
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ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.

Solid trains between Columbia and wahaia
Through cars between Charleston and Hrrdcr.
sohViile aud Charleston and Greenville, oo> ,n, :.
ing change OF cars between either OF the accyo
points.
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NOTICE.

~ OFtCE is hereby given. that Mrs. T. C. Da-
wilson. willow of Il. G. Davidson. deceaSed
has filed her petition in the office of the Master
for Union County praying the assignment Of
Homestead in the property of her late husband
zeal and personal.
Monday, the 3OIh day e October is fixed for
the hearing of said petition.
JAMES MUNRO, Master.
Oct6 40 A
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SOME QUESTIONS AND answers
One Of our Southern exchanges contains
the following: "We are told thai, the ne.
groeS of this county favor n, XhisHey.' If
man does not want it, why does he take
1t :! AS reply to this we would suggest
that he takes it because, if he is younr
man, he may lack the courage to decline to
take it when asked to by his friends. and
|! lie Is middle aged or old man. he NAV
have acquired a love for liquor when youn.
and seeing the error of his way aud wishin.
10 reclaim himself, is hiudcrcd or prevented
as the temptation to drink when asked. or
even when passing his old haun.s. is too
strong iut his will. In either of these cases,
it the drink were not to be had. the tenn
talon could uo' b. presented, aud this rca
son alone would BE- sufficient ground lor a
mo whi>key" vote.
Another exchange has this II have
been Informed that the saloon kccpers are
required to pay an annual license Of some
5000 before they can engage in tn. lawful
sale OF their liquors. i Under the pres.
ent arrangement is there not reasonable
ground for complaint, especially upon the
part OF thcproprletors Of our liquor saloons?
why are they required to pay so much more
Incense than others to carry on their bust
hess enterprises? ask if i. does not dis
courage ii poor man who may desire to en-
sage III the business, and put the business
In the hands Of the rich? Dncs not the
saloon keeper, if he conducta legitimate and
useful u,incSs deserve rs much rcSp.c,
and protection under the law rs the LAWYER,
doctor, merchant, or any on? else, and should
he be required to pay more for it? Who
Will undertake to say nay?"
When it is considered that a great por.
ton Of the public expense Of main,cnaucc
Of police forces, criminal courts. ials. asy
iums and.almshonscs is caused by the liquor
traffic, it seems that the liquor dealer should
pay a far greater share Of such expense than
man whose merchandise is for the Good
rather than for the harm Of its purchasers
aud that, therefore, tn; liquor dealer has
no just ground for complaint The foreso.
lng will also serve as reason why they should
pay more for licenses than dealers in other
classes Of goods. Perhaps the tax does
discourage some who wish TO engage in G
business. We hope SO, and wish it were an
hundred fold heavier on that account for
then some Of the rich might be compelled
to qn, the business Respect is volunta
ry tribute to those who'd good, and cannot
be gained by these whose occupation it is
to wreck the lives of individuals and to des.
poll the peace AMI happiness Of homes -
An editorial in our July number contains
some further ideas on this subject, which is
one Of vital Importance in any section Of
country, bet part cularIy 50 in the South,
where, IN lartherlncc Of the rapid progress
she is making, industry, order and sobricty
are indispensable requisites.
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