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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-26

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
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Charcoal.
have large lot of fine cedar char
coal for sale. l.. +. HOFFMAN,.
7-l9-tf No. 900 Alamo plaza.
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tinue TO be wonderful. There seems 10 be no
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W. II. GILBERT. Albany, Ga.
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Entered at postofice at San Antonio, Terss,
as second Glars matter.
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MESQUITE. Texas. October 90. 1881.
Messrs. Morley Bros, Austin, Texas:
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my baby. II WIS nearly dead with summer
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mothers, and attn very gratefully yours.
J. ID. lROwDER.
OF Messrs. Browder q Paschall
For sale at Kalteyer's.
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and pupils that she Is now located on
Acequia street, opposite the public High
School, where she is prepared to give
lessons an Piano, Violin, Guitar or Or
gan. Charges 81 per month. or so cents
per lesson. S-i-lm
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

nor SALE .-Haydock Phaeton, new. list price
4 $500 for sl2).-InQulre of Z. A. Burnett Bulle.
in Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12
Counting Cleveland's Plural.
ity.

In each of the sixty counties of New
York state the county boards Of canvassers
met Monday to make up the official report
Of last Tuesdays election, These boards
are composed, IN each county, of super.
visors or, in their absence, of the assessors.
Their report is made from the returns sent
up by the inspectors Of all the wards and
towns in the county the same returns
which have been so carefully verified by
the four great daily newspapers of New
York city, and which show Cleveland to
have been honestly electe by plurality Of
1900 to 1900 votes. Upon these ward aud
town returns the Albany Argus, democrat.
ic aud the Albany Journal, republican, also
figure plurality Of 1000 for Cleveland.
The men who make the state election re-.
ports for the daily newspapers of New
York CITY aud Albany are probably the
most expert aud best Informed political
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

course OF the river, Really the entire in
convenience to Cairo was more than Offset
IN value by the additional knowledge and
experience acquired rs to how high the
river may get once or twice in n century.
with the knowledge acquired from the
ONO MOOT of 1884, enabling the city to
make improvements with reference to A
h'gh water mark not known before.
Another or any number of them can make
slight difference beyond the effect upon the
bottom lands and farms along the rivers
and the trade which would be diminished
with the sufferers who do their r,diag in
'nIs city, Ia that way her business m ght
be affected some what in common with 9th
cr places Only this aud nothing more.
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Sidewalks.

A good mnny brick and plank sidewalks
have been made either wh1Iy new or the
old ones repaired in different part, cf the
city, materially adding NOT only to the gen.
cral appearance IF Thrift, thr,nphou, ,he
city, bat very much to the solid comfort
and convenience Of pcdcs,rinp,-morc es.
pecialy whenever the streets become mud.
iy and unfit for such uses. as they 10 after
rain II is now sew raj weeks we believe
since an ordinance WAS passed by the CITY
council requiring new walks t, be placed
on Ohio Leyee street from Fourth to Eighth,
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The Hon. B. f. Butler.

It's fortunate for mankind that nature
| seldom duplicates her mons,rosities. IL
all the fifty or sixty millions Of people in
this country there is but one Benjamin F..
Butler, Toapecu'Iar AMI defective phys
ique is united mental and moral qualities
equally striking. With the face Of har.
equin be has the political morals Of buc.
cancer He has been carclured oitencr
than any living man, and however poorly
done il would be impossible to mistake the
person intended for any other animal that
had ever lived or died upon the earth. Like
Henry " he came into this breathing
world but half made up, and as if to make
some recompense to him, nature gave the
wisdom Of the serpent united to the cum
ming Of the fox.
In his party affiliations he waits not an
invitation or an introduction, but takes a
front scat at his own request By turns a
democrat, republican, frcc-suiler, green
hacker, relormcr and workingman, he has
been Judas to each Of them whenever the
shekes of silver have been in sigb,. his
treachGy has not failed to betray HE asso-
ciates. A political Octopus whose cold and
Shiny embrace is the iorerunner Of dIsas-
ter to whatever comes within reach.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
The dark nights are with US.
SAINT P. Wheeler at The Halliday.
The city is quiet and progressive,


The city is quiet and progressive.
The pope create nine new cardinals.
The tide is turning. Bay your Daby
hats at A. Marx. 3t
Nothing doing in police court. Judge
Comings is happy.
Blaine and Logans msjoriyy in Hi
nois is about $4,000.
Lizzie May UImer at the opera house
tomorrow evening,
N. R. Wheat, of St. Louis, registered
on Monday at The Halliday.
Lizzie May Ulmer handles the charac-
ter of Dads Girl" with spirit and ability.
Call at Cundifs and see the Jumbo
potatoes just in from New York. ct
The circuit court convened Yesterday
for the disposition of the civil aud criminal
docket.
R Gran, agent for the English opera,
New York, registered Monday at The Hal
lidsy.
The steamer Minnetonka arrived YES
terd,y with tow ofrock.
Silk and cashmere plug hats made to
order at A. Marks, 81 Ohio evee. st
-First-clasS passenger rates from New
York to Chicago to were further reduced
yesterday.
The secretary Of war denies the rumor
that Gen. Sheridan has been ordered to
New York.
Still they are coming-all shapes of
Stetson hats at A, Marks, 81 Ohio levee.
The Iowa congressional delegation in
cludes three simon pure democrats and one
fusion democrat.
The official majority for Cleveland in
Florida is 4l44, with two very small coun.
ties yet to hear from.
Oliver and Armor of Capt. Hiram
hlII's can be secured by applying to Major
Ed. Halliday on wharf boat No. 2. If
Tom Thumbs will was probatei at
Plymouth, Mass. 1t showed balance over
al debts Of $l6,432.
Dick Durben, colorcd, was up before
city court yesterday for disorderly conduct
and fined IS and costs.
"A Marx is the only merchant in
southern Illinois who has hat condrma,or
to make any sly lie of hot to order. 3,
Peter Launer, an express messenger
was killed at Casey, H., while assisting in
making running switch,
The weather will be quite chaneeable in
December, with occasional furries Of snow
Make note of this.
The national cotton exchange est
mates the cotton crop of the Unied State,
for the current year at s,720 bales, or
trife larger than last year. There is q
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

"Lo, the poor Inhianl' tramping about
in all kinds of weather, and dying with
cold. Won't some good Samaritan send
him bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED Good white grl to cook and do gen.
w eral housework for small family Good wages
and a permanent home for hrstcla-s wo nan. APP
ply at l.. d. Bayleys residence. on Washington
avenue, below Fourth street. ct
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TGe ana Gcd In
"'t at tia
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

FOR SALE One large cannon stove. Apply at
Il The Bulletin ofice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-12

E0R SALE-Haydock jnmp.seat surrey, list price
- S345, new, good job, for $3.50. Inquire Of L A.
Burnett
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woke mp with 4 pain in his shoulder, and
when the doctor arrived that 1t was
dislocated.
With q population In 1880 Of 100000,
Texas polled 10000 votes. Her 100000
Inhabitants, Il the same proportion Of them
vote this year, will poll 100000 votes. OF
this increase Of 10000 North .Texas will
cast full $4,000.
In spite Of poke root, iimson, dogs, 10y
pistols, locomotives, diphtherla, scarlet 70.
yer, thin leo and deep water, there are
more and worse boys every year. Whoever
Is making a chain for the deyil will have
his labor Tor his pains.
Remenyi ppeaks English as she Is
spoke" Recently ut q social gathering at
Washington, after rendering ono piece on
the programme, he mid to a lady who was
congratulaling him 'You bet l done got
dat piece played up like a brick, and don't
you forget It,"
Henry Ward Beecher has q lecture en-.
gagement ut Evanston recently, and missed
the train from Chicago. The Chicago and
Northwestern railway officials sont him to
Evanston OH 4 special engine. He vase on
hand at the lecture hour, but suffered
Notifying disappointment by finding a
small audience-"The smallest he has ever
had" eaid his agent.
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Coal Valley, Vest ia.
CONVENTIONS Ar

Whore the Famous Private Lives md
HcndH The Procession.
To he Editor Of The Intaicenetr. iE
sIR:-Recognizing Caldwell as the center
Of political power as we'll as the geographi.
cal center Of this district, the Republican
Congressional Committee yesterday select
ed this as the point where the Republican
Convention will be held July l.. .l
Col. ]. D. Taylor, the present Congress.
man, will have no opposition and will un-
doubtedly be nominated by reclamation.
The Democrats OF the district had also
selected Caldwell as the place for their con.
yention a few days sooner than ours.
General Warner will be rechossn, OF
course. Singularly enough, we have two
Congressman now in ofice-Gsneral War:
ner, Of Marietta, and Colonel Taylor, OF
Cambridge-one a Democrat, the other a
Republican. But, it takes two Congress.
men to represent us fairly, anyhow. One
is not enough.
tn" a'a'r'"t is so strongly Democratic
that Colonel Ia FLOR would gain many fresh
laure,a II 40 could be eleeted over Warner,
a contamination, by the way, OF which
many Of our best.poated Republicans are
very hopeful.
So, il you want any political news OF
consequence about tho lat Of July, send
over here, and We will have two political
factories In full blast ready to furnish it.
PRIVATE DALzR1L.
CaldusH, Ohio. april Is, 1854. at.r.a
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UNIVERSITY pEPIEDATIONS.
The Matter Snid to be Exaggerated nn'
the students Not the Guilty Parties.

The Matter Snld to be ExRggernieu u
the students Not the Guilty Parties.
To Inc Editor ollie MteNi0enter.
sn:-I noticed in your issue Of the l4sh
inst. D letter from Morgantown containing
statements which I, m a student, consider
It a duty TO correct. The writer Of the ar
ticls goes on with hourishing rhetoric to
tell Of the obstruction OF hundreds Of dol.
lars worth OF property" by the students Of
the burning Of lighthouses, OF the destruc-
ton OF fences, Of the terrible d%epredations
upon the property Of the defenseless citi-
zena OF Moreantown, and in great agony he
hints that drunkenness and gambling are
leariully prevalent among the students,
and that the Faculty, instead Of trying to
find out tho offenders and punish them,
are looking on with an admiring eye and
are contentcd with Diminishing cadets
from the corps on account OF some sup
posed impoliteness to insignificant Corpor-
ills, orderly sergeauts, lordly lieutenants
with epaulets." He would have tho peo-
rle oil the State believe that the students
arc q set OF ruiiians-all rutianH but him.
self and bis sainted martyrs that he says
were dismissed from the corps. He seems
also to try to leave the impression that IN.
less something is done, and that quickly,
Motgantown and vicinity will soon DO
turned into a bowling wilderness.
There are always some students in every
school who are croakers. The University
Of course has ZONE ouch, and when
ever they pass poor examinations
o. get a spite at some pro-
iasBor or other persons connected with the
school, they are very loud in denunCiation.
Tho tone Of that article shows that its
writer belongs to the croakers. None but
such would say what he said. Taking the
students as a whole, l doubt whether you
will find more moral, g%entlemanly and
studious young men in any school. In
regard TO the destruction OF college proper
ty-the amount OF which he has greatly
exaggerated-he says, undoubtedly this
is the work Of Students" The faculty have
been on the alert to find out the guilty
parties, and the evidence seems to be that
it was other persons and not students. l
do not know how it is. But tho writer Of
that article seemH to know all about it.
Then, he being such q lover OF law and
order, certainly ought to inform the au-
thorities who those students are and have
them brought to justice. If he knows 60
Undoubtedly" that they arc students, and
does not inform, We must suppose that he
is an cccomplice or is in sympathy with
the evil doels."
II he does not know, he ought not to
have done injustice to the students Of the
University by saying what he did. He
also misrepresented the Faculty. No ca.
Diet has been dismissed from the corps ex.
cept for the persistent violation OF the rules
and regulations. They have received but
their just penalty. No student, be he cadet
or not, can persist in wrong doing, and not
be found out and punished by the Faculty.
STUDENT.
lNorgantown, ". Va. april IS, 1854.
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pENDLET0n,s PREFERENCE.
Blnine Good Enoush-hrcahing AVA
for tho K0nrhnn I1ny

Hintne Good Notwithstanding Away
for the bourbon Idol.
To Lc Editor Qf The InkuiaeHcer.
SIR:-1 have, canvsesed the matter O,
presidential preferences amongst a few o!
the Republicans Of Union district, Pendle.
ton county, with the following rcault:
John a. Hartman, Superintendent OIL
Schools.-Blaine and Lincoln.
Joseph Harman, postmaster .-Blaine and
Lincoln.
George W. Ritchie.-Blaine and Lincoln,
first, last and all time.
Thomas Harman.-Blainc and Lincoln
is a good ticket and will win.
II. +. Harper.-Lincoln and Golf, but
sound for the nominee.
We have two kinds Of Democrats in tbi,
district, one Bourbon, the other liberal and
intelligent. The liberal men are opposed
to the man Of the intelligent majority, and
all his usurpation, and will be heard from
this fall. Tho assessor OF this district is
sallying forth with his deadly upas, in the
shape OF unlawful assessment. He says he
has the papers to prove the matter consti.
tutional, and that the Supreme Court ouco
so decided. l think his papersa are n flaw
copies Of the old Pendleton Ntws, lone
since dead. Old Pendleton will soon
emerge from her Democratic lethargy and
take her stand against Bourbon rule, under
which she has long been 10 her detriment.
MECHANIC.
MdcksriNe, ". "a, april IA, 1854,
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Dnubtng with II utl.

Among Republicans there Is a very
kindly feeling for Senator E1munds.
Delegates are being chosen to press him
for the Presidency. Many Republicans
who have a choice before him would not
feel that all was lost II he were to DO the
choice OF the party. Senator Edmunds Is
among the possibilities. This seems sufi.
cient provocation for assaults on him. 1t
is discovered that he takes a little toddy
when he wants II. Very likely this grave
charge could DO established on the testi.
mony Of Senator Bayard, ex-senator Thur
man,, and q dozen more Senators and ex-
Senators Of the other side.
This is what is meant when reference Is
made 10 Edmunds' "habits." Suppose that
he stands guilty as charged, those voters
who will vote for no man who is not a total
abstainer would not support him. That is
all there would DO about that. Senator Ed.
munds' "habits' are nothing to be ashamed
Of.
So we have the old assault on Mr.. Blaine
revived. Logan is accused OF having been
in sympathy with secession. Arthur ia
said to be a high liver, who shows it in his
face. Mr.. Tilden is accused OF being q
bachelor in a land where comedy and
needy women are plenty. Worse things
are said about Mcdonald. Payne is not
held above reproach. So through tho list
OF ~repsidential possibilities on each side.
Ungenerous things, even calumnies, are
not bounded by party lines. The hyonas
OF each party are trying to break down it's
strongest men. Foreigners who don't un.
derstand this sort Of thing might be par.
doned If they think that We set up two
men Of as bad character as We can find and
make one OF them President.
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Aspiring Tatriots to the Front-Editor
Morris the Ma TO Knock Gibson Out.
To The Editor ofM IanuigGleT.
SIE:-AIonday was the first day Of our
Commissioners Court, and in consequence
thereof a large number Of our country
friends were in attendance. The average
candidate Was abroad in his most ioyial
manner, and hand.shaking and button.
holing were INDUCED in to an amusing ex-
tent. AS variety is the very spice of life,
there will be a multiplicity Of aspirants for
every county and district Office, and no as
pirant feels so much assured Of success as
to imagine that he will DO carried to his de-
sired haven on tlowery beds Of ease.
The element OF uncertainty is so pre-
dominant in the minds Of some aspiran.s
that it is rumored that they threaten to
bolt the ticket il defeated in convention
for their favorite offices. w suppose that
this report 10 circulated to beat down oppo.
sition, but in hope that iudicious counsel
may prevail and that the approaching
campaign may be marked by its harmony.
10 attempt to name the successful candi.
dates would be impossible, but that they
will be persona who. can consistently be
supported by every Republican we feel as.
sured. The people have grown tired OF
chronic oifice-holders and olice.seekers.
and demand that young blood and spirit
be recognized in this campaign, and If this
be needed victory will crown our efforts
with success, and Bourbonism will give up
the ghost, frightened at its own decimated
proportions.
We are glad to see that our own P. W.,
Morris is receiving quite o boom for Con-
gress. Let the Hon. Eustace G. set his pins
ever SO fayorably, Pres. is tho man who
knows how to knock him out OF time, as
the Ides Of November will certainly show.
That the laudable efforts Of reform may be
successful in our State is the wish OF
REPUBLICAN,,
Richie c. II, ". "a, april lG, 1854.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

An assay Of Schenectady county, N. y,
gold sand has given $40 to the ton.
Eighteen thousand homesteads have
been entered in Florida during the past
year.
The orange crop Of Florida this season
is estimated at 6O,00O,000 bushels, netting
S250,000.
East Tennessee marble is selling 70, 100
percent more than Italian marble in the
leading markets.
An Illinois woman lassoed q new hus.
band on the very day she got q divorce
from her. old one.
Canandaigua, N. Y, is in such d state Of
excitement over the late incendiary fires
that q vigilance committee has been
formed. .
ALewiston, Me.,' man who has spent ten
years in prison has come out aud'beyun
paying old debts, even returning a stolen
umbrella.
a strawberry measuring three and a half
inches n way by four tho other was
picked from a Hawthorn, Fla, patch a lew
days since.
A Pennsylvania bride, because her
bridegroom would not provide more thnn
two spare rooms for her mother s family,
staid away from the wedding.
Women make up for the wear and tear
Of keeping their own age a secret BY ies.
perste and long-continued efforts to learn
the age Of their feminine acquaintance.
A Longview, Tex, negro woman had a
visit from the ghost Of her dead husband
not long since, and promised to meet him
in hell. In order to keep her promise she
made an attempt at suicide.
"Black: erysipelas" is a disease peculiart to
Rochester, n. T., horses. An ulcerous
sore attacks the hind feet, the dead flesh
sloughs of, and the animal soon dies. It
is not especially contagious.
A New Haven, Conn, young man man.
aged 10 dislocate his shoulder without
knowing It and while asleep, He simply
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