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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13
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WOOD CITY, Bastrop County. Texas,
A nril IL 1871

April Is, 1851.
Messrs. Morley Bros, Austin, Texas:
Gents-I tried Morley's blackberry Basam
on two of my children that had the lux very
bad, and II acted like a charm, curing them
both sound and well. thank you for having
such valuable medicine on the market. 10
all who are suffering from the above complaint
! can cheerfully recommend Morleys Black
berry Balsam. MORRIS Mitchell.
Fer sale at Knlteyor's.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

''TBE San Antonio LIGHT. has over half
column OF advertisements OF different
businesses In Monterey, Mexico. 1t is
probably the only English paper in the
United States running advertisements
OF foreign business houses" The above
Is from the BRENNAN Banner. The
LIdHT's advertisers In Monterey express
themselves pleased with the expert
ment Of advertising on this side of the
Rio Grande, which is also matter
worthy Of record.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

ANOTHER New York bank has closed
its doors, and another cashier has gone
wrong in his careless management
of depositors' money.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

TIM Corpus Christi Caller, in speaking
of the Gulf road, does not have much
faith In the scheme, which Of course
can be accounted for on the ground that
the road is to go to Arkansas Pass. 1t
says "The Caller regrets that San An
tonic has seen proper to ignore Corpus
Christi. II II Is to the interest Of San
Antonio to do so she certainly cannot
be blamed. It is the general opinion
here that she has made mistake. If
Corpus possessed less In resources,
wealth and position she might view San
Antonio's action as great calamity,
but rs it is she must recognize that she
has the power to help herself to in
creased prosperity and growth indepen-
dent of San Antonio's position. Any
road built In southwestern Texas will
benefit the country. The construction
of the San Antonio road will make 1t
necessary reconstruct others. We have
little faith in the enterprise. San An
tonic is able to build the Gulf railroad,
but we do not believe she intends to
do It,"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

have a large lot Of fine cedar char
coal for sale. l.. f. HOFFMAN,.
7-l9-tf No. 200 Alamo plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13
For sale at Kalteyers.
q. schssse & Co., James Clavln, Ragiand
a. Co.,

The druggists, who arc always looking after
the interest of their customers, have now &C.
cured the sale of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, n remedy that never fails TO cure
tons. For proof Congbs. try a sample bottle
Regular size, 30 cents and 81.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13
FoR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Wednesd0H August 10. 1884.

Mr.. CLEvELASD's letter seems to have
missed a connection. II was due on
Sunday.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

BEN BUTLER seems to be waiting for
Cleveland's letter in order that he may
sand bag It,.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

The best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce CAPTAIN f..
A. STEVENS RI a candidate for Sherin OF BCNdr
county, at the ensuing election,
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
The LIaHT is authorized to announce NJ. G..
ANDERSON as u candidate for County Attorney
OF Bexar county at the ensuing election.
FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized TO announce Judge JONI
d. RECTOR, o Austin. as candidate for Con-
gress In the Tenth District Of Texns.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce A. s. CnEv-
AIIER as a candidate to represent this district
in the next State Legislature, subject to the
action of the Democratic County Convention.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

Entered at postonco a, San Autohiv, IrNas
second class matter.
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Basiness Manager.
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Announcements.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-13

ZONE Of the heartiest tributes" says
the New York Tribune, "paid to Mr..
Blaine as candidate in sympathy with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
A CLEAR vIoLATION on LAw.
THE PEDDLERS
Got The Worst oTs Trade in East Wheel

Got The Worst ~ - Trade in East wheel
ing
Eos several DAYS past two men have been
canvassing this city selling dress goods
patterns for mems suits. Yesterday they
had the misfortune to strike East Wheeling
and while prosecuting their business, sew
eral of the boys put a job up on them. One
of the residents offered to purchase two
patterns provided they would take buggy
in exchange for the goods. The strangers
started to making inquiry about the vehi-
Gle, when one OF the gang stepped forward
and offered in a confidential manner, to
purchase the buggy from the strangers, if
they concluded TO trade for SIS cash. The
strangers Immediately made the exchange,
giving two patterns for the buggy and on
taking the vehicle to the person that had
offered to give SIS FOR it, Of course he could
not be found. To say the strangers were
mad to express it mildly. The latest infor-
nation seceieed from was to the effect that
thev were Offering the buggy !or $3.50
,o.h
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
THOSE CRUEL WHEELS

Crush Ont Another Life Near Bridge
port.
Yesterday afternoon, about ) o'clock,
very sad accident occurred about one mile
west of Bridgeport by which family is left
without a support and an cid man sent
before his Maker without moments warn
ing. The particulars of the affair are as
follows; John Skater, a laborer who lives
in COlerain district, Belmont county,
Ohio, had occasion to come to Bridgeport,
yesterday, and unfortunately he succeeded
in taking aboard little too much whisky.
About half-past four o'clock he started for
home, walking on the c. l.. & ". railroad
track. Abou, one mile west of Bridgeport, he
was struck by the st, Clairsyille acconmo,
dalton train and simost instantly killed
The remsius was taken in charge By the
authorities and properly caTe<St for,
The deceased was about 80 years Of age
and leaves a wife and several childreH>t0
mourn his uptimely death
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN.
Last Nights Magnificent Torchiight Pa
rade.

Last Nights Magnificent Torchiight Pa.
rade.
New YORK. Nov. 1.-The campaign
closed today with burst Of enthusiasm in
II shape Of an immense parade OF bust
ness men in the afternoon and torchlight
procession at night of Tsnmany Halls ad.
herents. Word was sent from Dan 10 Beer.
sheba and thirty-fve organizations furnished
Il, 900 marching men for the afternoon pa
rade. The enthusiasm was entirely without
parallel in this city, not even excepting
war times, and solid business men who not
only ALWAYS have been Republ-
cans but have neser before marched in
parade, were afoot to show the country that
they have faith in Cleveland, and that ma
tional prosperity is incompatible with cor
ruption in high places. The main body
was composed Of over 5000 merchants
from the dry goods district, and a battalion
of 600 members OF the bar followed, led
by General Francis ID. Barlow who has
hitherto been a Republican. All the
prominent booksellers and publishers met
to-day and arranged for the parade, and
they had 800 men in line. Delegations OF
nearly 1000 men each were sent By the
Water Transportation Club, the railroad
men, the leather merchants, the hatters, the
metal men and various labor organizations.
One of the features of the procession was a
full band with drum corps: followed by a
mammoth coach drawn by six horses. This
coach contained glee club oftwenty Young
ladies who enlivened the marching by sing
ing songs. Tammany Hall turned out 10000
men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
HalIow Ecu Surprise,

One Orthe most enjoyable surprise parties
Of itc season was given on Friday evening
at the residence Of Mr. Robert Wells, No.
; .;Gi:;;;S Main streets, South Side, in honor of
his son, George Norton. Dancing and vari-
Gus kinds of games were the principle fea.
lures of the evening, after which refresh
ments were served. The party lasted until
midnight, aud, after thanking their host for
the hospitality shown them, they quietly
wendell their way home The following is
o list of those who were fortunate enough to
be present on this happy occasion;
Misses Salie Adams, Josephine Harding,
Lena Mason, Nina Mason, Katie Weitzel,
Emma Russell, Louisa Haberstick, Emma
Kline, Maggie Kline, Sophia Fultenstein,
Kate Warner, Mammie Warner, Bessie
Cook, BERTHE Bordeaux, Kate REILLY, Mary
Thoner and Mary Nolte. Messrs. Willie
Haberstiek, Will Carnahan, VIII Douhn,
VIII Shaefer, Harry Campbell, John Welt
eel, Will Weitzel Peter Horn, viii Kemp
and George Miller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02

The committee at first had each blank
filed with 81 600 but concluded to leave
the amount 10 be named By Council,
The Rule 8, alluded to in the amendment
is es follows:
Rule g. Rents from city scales, fines
and costs imposed by the police court and
the revenues from markets and wharves
VIXEN received by the City Receiver, shall be
placed to the credit of the Board of Public
Works the same to form fund for the
payment of contingent expenses incurred
hy said Board and for no other purpose.
An Act of 1877 requires the Council an
nually, IN May or June, to determine by or
Ginance the amount of money that will be
necessary 10 moet the expenses for the en-
suing year on account of the streets and
alleys, the fire department, etc, and the au-
ihority given 10 the Board to contract for
the expenditure of the further portion Of the
revenues which shall have been appropriated
by ordinance is inserted, we are informed,
with reference to the provisions OF that act,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
STORY OF A SKELETON.
The Homes OF a Lady, Perhaps, Tell = =
Tale.

Bcllaire gossips are theoriting o. n
finding Of 4 skeleton among the rock i
stone quarry on the place Of Mr. DsnA|
west Of town, and thereby hangs tale \
seems that about twenty years $50 IN
lived one Margarc, Porter a, the ho-,i
Jacob Long, a farmer, who lived on I'm
ABOUT two miles west Of here. SHrr
not content with her place OF reGdeOs d
the country, came to Bellaire, ,hena Sr
village. TO secure work. She rsur,s
there for some time, often visitag N
former home. One day she sar'< 4
for her COUNT home, bg, IN
reached il, and was never heard from ~
ward. Since the discovery Of The -
some persons have revived this sior, n
Harrison Porter, an aged gentleman "
father OF Miss Portef. is Of the opinion y
the bones are those Of his los, daughia
is barely possible that she fell over d. =
bankment into the stone quarry, and =
ing in an isolated locality was never dss,
cred. Parties living in the neighbortstS
the quarry are in possession Of the n'~
but Of course nothing can be told iron ~
to lend color to this story. II is sUP'
theory. jacob Long. the gentleman :
ferred 10 above, is still living aud rsis :
Pinch Ron.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
birthday SURPRISE.

FIanzheins Hall was scene of pleas
ant gathering on last Thursday evening,
occasioned By the many friends of Mr..
Frank Wendle. who rendered him surprise
hop, it being his nineteenth birthday.
Dancing was kept up until wee small
hours to the strains of Billy Myers full or
chestra. During the evening Mr.. Weudle
was the recipient OF very handsome cake,
a present from the Misses Walters, of Pleas
ant Valley. A good time was had BY all.
Among those present were noticed the fol.
lowing:
The Misses Handlon. Pittsburr, Pa.
Mamie 0'Hsre. Annie O'Hare. Sophia
Wendell, Molie Eierheller, Lena Vierhelier,
Title Walters, Lena Walters, Maggie Roth,
Alice West, Ella Kennedy, Eliza Yahn and
Miss Haron. Messers. John W. Kinmins
Triadelphia, W. Va, John ". Walters p. ].
Moran. William Wendell, Henry Michael,
Peter Bonnenberger, Peter Hoffman. vii.
liam Yahn. Fred vass, August Marshner,
Alonzo St Myers, Chas. Gilligan, uliss
Csrlin, Frank Wendell and Mr.. Jennings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
DRAMATIC DOTS.

Young Mrs. winthrop this Week-Notes OF
the Stage.
The play of"Young Mrs. Winthrop that
was such success at the Madison Square
Theatre last year, will be presented in this
city on November Sth. It is a bea utiful
domestic story by Bronson Howard the
we'll known dramatist and author OF Bank
ers Daughter, Saratoga" and other sue
cessful plays, and from a glance at its
synopsis, we can we'll imagine why it has
captured the critics and theatre-gOers in
New York City as it has 1t is story that
often happens in real life, of husband and
wife drifting apart through misunderstood
ngS and are happily brought together by
some little incident. Such is the play OF
Young Mrs. Winthrop that is to be
produced here No married couple can af'
ford to miss it, and for that matter no bet
ter lecture can be given to those about to
marry than to witness than to witness the
performance Of this. 1t is n gem Of dra-
matte literature and as such will long live
ia the hearts of the people. We will take
occasion 70 refer 10 this play at some other
time.
Robson < Crane, under the management
Ct Brooks 4 picks during the season Of
1856 wiilproduCe the Comedy OF Errors in
manner never before attempted Special
and elaborate scenery will lie prepared, and
the play supctbly costumed in England
l.aur Don now playing Pompon in La
Cha;boniere" has parrot no larger than
4 robin, her insepera5le companion at re.
hersal which, as she mildly asserts "swears
in Spanish beautifully"
LA Charboneire" produced in America
by Messrs. Brooks n Dickinson, at Phila.
deiphis. last Monday night, is warmly
praised by the local press. 1t is full Of
dramatic incidents and the scenic embelish-
ment is sain TO he very beautiful and real
astic. Mrs. ID. +, Bowers Who has been
three years absent from the stage, is cred,
800, 800 1880. 1880. very great success IN the title role
La Charbonneire" drew large houses aia
will be kept on at the Chestnut Street
Theatre another week before taking the
road. 1t is said to have made greater hit
than the Two Orphans" and promises to
he one of the most profitable Of the Brooks
\ Dickinson attractions.
Moths" by the returned Wallack com.
pany, is being done at the Peoples Theatre
in the Bowery, n. T., to good audiences
Miss Viola Allen, late leading lady of the
Mccullough company, has been engaged as
au under study for la Charbonneire,'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
4 Physicians Case-SesterCiay's Opinion
and DecisionS.

4 Physicians Case-Yesterhay's Opinions
and Decisions.
An interesting case was before the Su'
preme Court yesterday. F. NJ Dent, Of
Preston county, thought he could practice
medicine without certificate from the
State Board Of Health. After carrying it to
the Court of Appeals he learned he could
not This will stimulate the Board to re
newec exestiOns and good work must result.
other cases decided By the n Court were =,
follows:
SUPREME CorRT or APPEALS.
Present Judges johnson, Green, SNYDER
and Woods.
State Of W, Va, VS.. John c. Flanagan,
from Randolph county, writ of error al.
lowed
Edgell & Lamp, vs. Middle Island Tie
Company, from Tyler county. Opinion BY
Snyder decree of Circuit Court affirmed.
Fawcitt < Sons VS.. P. c. & St. l.. rail
road company, from Brooke county Opiu,
ion by Snyder; judgment Of Circuit Court
affirmed
Love and wife. vs.. Peters and Others.
from Barbour county. Opinion by SNYDER;
decree Of Circuit Court reversed and bill
dismissed.
State otW. Va, vs.. T. NJ. Dent from
Preston county. Opinion by Greeu; iudg.
ment of Circuit Court affirmed.
State OF ". Va, vs.. Sarah A. Rawson,
from PleaSaGts county. Opinion by Green;
judgment oil Circuit Court affirmed.
Thomas Westfall, vs.. S. and A. Cot.
trin,; from Calhoun county; opinion by
johnson; decree of circuit court reversed
and case dismissed.
Denman vs.. Anvil, Com'r, &c, from Nc
Dowell county; petition for appeal and su-
persedeas refused.
Dickson vs.. johnson. receiver &c. from
Greenbrier county; petition for appeal and
supersedeas refused.
KRAFT vs.. Kraft, from Ohio county; ap-
peal and supersedess allowed; bond 5000.
Jones Il Haines vs.. Cochran Bros, from
Peasants county; certiorsri awarded.
Adjourned until next Saturday at III
o'clock a. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
HunsAa1sa no. olEvrlAsD.


Irish vote for Mr.. Blaine win be greater than
independent vote for Mr. Cleveland. On
that basis ii is difficult to understand whom
he thinks will be chosen.
me Confrmation Question.
II isslready talked abeut here that, should
Mr.. Cleveland be elected, it is doubtful
whether the Senate viii confim the nomi-
nation of Judge Gresham as United States
Circait Judge. The loss Of Indiana, it Is
claimed, would be sufficient ground tor bus
rejection. But the Senat, will not find 1t
expedient to do so, for the reason that Pres-
ident Arthur might nominate another per
son, and that would give his successor the
privilege of selecting a Democrat tor the
place.
Mr.. Biaine's Nastiness-
Mr.. Blaine's canvass dies dolphin-iike-
the nastiest still the last. The consequent
ces Of the recent large hauls Of money iron
Gould and Field and their confederate eel
ebrated on Wednesday night by the Del
monico dinner, began to be visible Yesterday
in the nastiest possible afidavits, which
Baine's papers disgraced themselves BY
printing and gloating over. But the agents
who drew them overdid .heir business aud
have made them absolutely incredible. We
suppose that this stuff IS the aggressive
campaigning long promised by Blaine. But
anless the American people are more deh-
cient in manliness than any other in the
world the effect must be gain Of thousands
of votes to Gov. Cleveland out Of the disgust
of decent Republicans for this style of
canvass. simultaneously with the discharge
of the carload OF filth at Gov. Cleveland the
Republican managers dumped wheelbar-
row load at Mr. Mr.. John.
The Butler Boom Burst.
= Ben Buffers boom, such as 1t was, has
utterly burst. The collapse just at this
time probably was part Of the original bar
gain with Chandler. Butler himself and
his Few remaining adhernts are shame
| lessly wearing the Blaine uniform which
everybody knows that they have been carry,
! ing In their knapsacks ever since the begin
ming Of the campaign. For example, in
one of the Boston districts Butler men and
the Republicans have coalesced to defeat, if
they can, the election Of Mr.. Mcguire to the
| Governors Council and the reelection OF
| General Patrick A. Collins to Congress.
Reports received today from New Jersey
| are 10 the effect that Republicans have
given up all hope in this State. Bcis on
| Cleveland find few takers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
END or THE STORY.
he Alleged Murdered oIan Nindieates
the Accused.

? he Alleged Murdered MIN Nindieates
the Accused.
Wheeling people will well remember the
the sensational story Of year ago to the
effect that in 1865, near Marietta, man
had been mardered by George West Jesse
N. Ward and Andrew Kirkbride, and that
Vest had confessed it on his death bed.
The matter was hunted up until it was fin
ally giyeu out that the murdered mans
name was Ira f Thurber. an oil land hun
tee. Messrs. Ward and Hirkbride and q
son Of Dir. West have been engaged in plac-
ing the responsibility Of the story ever since
it started. and have finally found Messrs.
Ira +. Thurber and Francis B. Thurber, both
Of whom were in the neighborhood OF Mari
eta at the time given, and each had re-
manned at Wards home for a time; but
both are new living in New York aud write
complete vindiCatiou of the parties
named
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02

Last week the men engaged in boring the
well for gas at the la Belle mill, exper.
fenced decided set back. They have been
troubled with salt water for some time and
bad the well cased 700 feet After sinking
the well 1900 feet they found that add
tional casing would have to be put in to
keep the salt water back The 700 feet of
casing was raised and the reamer put to
work. In some manner the reamer became
fastened and all efforts to release it have
failed IN TO this writing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
GETTING HsrTll'
Both Parties spsttiau illegal ",
At esllairs,
.Aad Sending Them Up lost c,,;,.
Saturdays Little sIa,.e.. son.t. sa'
About the Narrow G,u,.

Both pemoers's and Repabss,.,
having a lively timeiu ferretinr on, :.
frauds and pulling in illegal VOTE,
The Republicans on last we3,..,
ceeded in arresting John Kaiu and W..
Catsgan, two Democrats, for ill.,.,
Both men were bssIed BY h.; 10,
and will wait ill their ,S 'nsi
place. Now the Democr,,, ~ aa
and have issued i've warrants r., :. ss
of men who are supposed 10 ~. ae ass
contrary to Law at the las, eIsc,;'s ras
night James Rowan. one Of ~ las
they were looking for. was pulled pare
claimed that his residence bsta "a "a
short to admit Of his voting. ". 4
formed that about ten more will /. MA
before Monday night. Wal, ps,;s. Sf''a
see the fun. lllegci Voting Is o "
and should be squelched.
SATURDAY, FIRE
Great smokes ! calculated n,,.
creature as he was ruddenly tor, nj
deep sleep yesterday morrin, a, ma
by the tooting OF whistles on ,bs
engines. BY the Jacket made on. :
have inferred that the whole ci,r 'A
fire. The alarms on the c:,y k,jl -.
school house also helped to awak.n =.
pie. The fire was in a small franz
situated on the railroad S.s;
the end Of Belnop, q
When FIRST discovered the w
had gained considerable heaas,, LA
a time it looked asst spread 3, Tss|
was certain. The Third ward rcel ,. .S
ed promptly and in ten minutes had M
under control. The house is ,o',I 20
The building was insured with Hos,a'i
and lnnkeep in ,he.l.ancash;re Of -,
The insurance is fully equal to III. h,
THE r., &c.
The narrow gauge, as far as the .,,,,,
Of trains is concerned, is getting alien, (, \
Trains sre making good time and D. y
dents have happened Tor a lon, -
During the last week the companT -
from its old quarters in the tobacco ns
house into the new depot erected h, /, \
the b. 4 o. The building is a rs., y.
and the freight department, is corvesi,,S|
located so that ireigh, can be anh,I.
from one road TO the other wi,hOg, 81
trouble. Travel is decreasing a, Il, =.
ent time. as it is on other roads ;,
time table will soon 20 into a.
on this road. The wes,bouad ihrolrs =.
will leave Bellaire n, i n. m. AL rx,|
GAINESVILLE at G:lj p m. The east ON,
leaves GAINESVILLE at 6:30 a. IN. arm,
here at 5:55 p. M. No. | will lclve s.,
merfeld at j:l0 a. m, arriving at Bi..,
at 9:25 =. m. and returning leave B-,,,
at 2:ij p. m. reaching Sammcrfelln.s,
y. M. 20. 1 will leave Ncoi,fs4 A 4
3. m. arrive at GAINESVILLE al lO.S,,
and returning leave GAINESVILLE 4, 81 q a
and arrive ut Woodsiield at rs a. IL