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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06

The Galveston News was unjust to the
LIGHT in saying 1t could bear with for
titude any calamity that might befall
Galveston, and the News ought to be
ashamed Of such m unjust reflection
upon the LIonT. The LroHr's ofiense
consisted in passing alluslon to the no.
torious fact that Galveston is situated
upon an island Of sand, not the firmest
sort, and that severe and protracted
storms were likely to encroach upon
these sand banks and endanger the city.
Concede our deduction from the known
facts was unwarranted, II certainly does
not indicate hostility to Galveston, as
charged by the News. While we do not
regard Galveston as the "hub Of the
universe" we feel no hostility to it. But
when 1t demands s7,500,000 Of the Ma
tional Government, the question affects
the entire people and must be discussed
without reference to the peculiar sensi-
tiveness OF the press and people Of Gal
weston on this subject. The LIGHT dis
claims, once for all, any hostility to Gal
weston.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06

SCRATCHING tickets Is the ruination to
improper nominations.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06

The LIGHT has uniformly argued and
insisted that San Antonio is lowered
with natural advantages for q large city,
which no other city in Texas, and but
few In the world, possess. of her climate
and the adaptation of this climate to
pulmonary diseases. This Is very
great advantage; secondly, is the album
dance Of an unfailing supply Of pure
running water. No city In the world
can boast Of better supply Of water.
The irrigation bitches, zig tagging
through the city limits, enable our gar
deners to raise vegetables when other
cities are parched with drought. The
country tributary to San Antonio is rich
and productive, or else adapted to graz
ing purposes. 1t has near at hand an
ample supply Of stone for building pur-
poses, and water power adequate for
running mills and factories. With a
railroad to Arkansas, which will be GER
tainly constructed, San Antonio can and
will become the st. Louis Of the South
west In the way Of trade and business,
and the Montpelier Of America as a
health resort. There is no cause for
anybody croaking over our future.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06

Ladies' approve Of your smoking
Little Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06


Ma. A. w. Housros showed his smart
ness by not resigning his seat in the
senate. Holding on to that, was "cast-
Ing an snchor to windwardn and keep
Ing sharp eye to the "main chance -
Still, "hsif loaf Is better than no
bread" Judge Noonan came in, without
having to use either whip or spur.
TIE saloon Keepers showed a COM
mendabls respect for the law BY closing
their saloons Tuesday, and they will
lose nothing BY doing 30. They are az
much bound ~ other citizens, to obey
laws intended TO promote peace and Sc
cure good order, and the LIGHT Is glad
to record the fact that they closed theil
saloons ct the bidding OF the law.
THE Times no doubt feels all broken
to pieces and disgustsd over the roui
and defeat Of its bantling, the cour,
house ring, but the trouncing may b.
the means Of teaching It highly usefu
lesson, that political rings are odious t.
the people, and that no newspaper Ii
able 70 set - q life preserver to rinr
whsn . popular sQuall strikes 1t. Liz,
~ man, whom the mule Kicked In Ii,
fAcs, ~ Times viii not be exactly q
hAn1nohs IN The future. but its stock o
expeEisaes WIN be largely increased. /
h. ~ condolences Of the Lionr In ii
sess disappointment and bruised eoadi
lion.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06

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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered At Postofncc at San Antonio, Texas,
A. second class matter.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
JENNINGS.

Animals are sucn agreeable friends, said George Eliot They pass no crucismx" So sociahle, too. The bay seer iiks his hoof and knocis boy into the jaws of torment. The bay steer passes 10 criticism.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

ing the captain. you haveat paid tcs that last rcund.-
 How macA is itH'
 . Ss and quarter"
 He placed his ave dollar bill and three nickels on the bar. and sA,d
 All I've got. why'ns you tell me vas spending all my money. That sss- tiea it wish me. Gan 1 stand on hack man ls
 No AackmAn rsspGaded. ~weil. Tn gong home. Good night"
 The captain vas called oa by . church committee the aexf day. His head vas in bad condition, and Ais memory vAs besoggisd. bat he undesssood enough to know that he ~as suspended tos spsadiag pe~ real moOey tor vhisky. He has ioss political pssssigs. and sili nsvss agaia bs ssthusiassic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
STRONG MEN NEEDED.

Our esteemed cSntsmpot sry rHg ARk AN SAW TR%vsLsx, repubiahes from the Sss Fssssaass~ Coioaei iaseFsoiis replies ,e a and says n . will take pleasure tn publishing any well writsea answer from sny defender of the f@ith." un to be hoped that the clergy of Arkaaxas are os mors beliigereas breed than their brethren Of California The oaiy clergyman here who has had plaek to cross swos < ~ith ingerSoll tn the columns of the Sss frsnsi1sas is Rev. Mr. Noble. and, i.- seressins As has eGor vas. he did not pre- ten6 that vas complete. Suoas aen are needed tn the ministry
 Yes, stronger men are needed in the ministry. Too many men, on account of physical weakness instead cf meatal strength, seek to expound the mysteries of which philosophers know but little. The pulpss deals too largely in emotioasl orAsory, and too little in logical argu- ment There are many able men in the ministry. but not nearly 70 many propos- tiooasely as we ind as the bar or tn the editorial room. We believe that taere are men vho can deliver an ArKumens strong enough to renew the faith of men whose ideas have undergone change within the past fev eves,fsl yea.. Noth- ing can ever drive them back into blind bei,ef, fos thsy are wiser nov; fos truly did Aristotle say that incIedulisy is the source of all visdon- The religion of the future-she elecsric-lighs future will be based on science. That true science points toward . god, . great scientist, vill no doubt be proved to the sasislactioa of all enlightenment.
 The Sss FIssciseas deserves credit sor elicinng the abless sssuneas iseessoll ever produced, written h besfer ayie, ve think, than any of his papers presented during his famous ooasrovessy with Jere Black The Sss F1ssns>ss is not n old paper, but it is ose os the bess is America. perfes picture of typograph- ical besusv.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
raR ONLY suslNxss LEFT.

Old Ned Andrsws. . veil Spown ps- liticAl trscxster. called on the chaismaa of the democratic state oesssai committee the other day, aad bo~sng with sha, courtesy which he learned tn Virginia yeAss ago, sad
 De thing am patty yell settled. aia's it, da, de guessmeas hae changed haas ?
 !" Rather looks that way"
 "yAA sAh. yAs. hopes dc dimmecrass won't be greedy. sah. Hopes dat each man will be safis6ed wsd whu, he hen git tn CT comfortable way"
 "Yea. hepe O." replied the chair man
 ~YAs. sab. glad sss heah yes hops k. too. aint greedy, boss. doan' as fur much. All 1 wants oasen dls 'miais- uasioe Is de Iessies a ds peace office out heah st Swees Home. Dns all ! waass, bat vouldn' kick ef dad make me post. massses al de same tune, though = [ telis yes. ef da doan' ] an gvinses grumbis- Whus d. yes sAsnk Q mr chances, boss! =
 -Yos'vs gos no more eha.ss than . man in Chiaa"
 "Wall. vhats e disSmererat far P
 didsi kses tAAi yoa were demo craI"
 .Yas. saA oA. yas."
 "ls's nsws so ne. Hov soog have yos boen . democras?-
 -Qaise CT while, ssh. Eser asos day aSose yiseidy."
 -Wsii. doot think yos viu svss gsa an once"
 .Dea i'il lebe d. dimmsscsai party ia ds iascb. Frum cis tine oa. ny pse '~cs n g~ias agis yes. Oar ais' 70 ne- hdsace ses be put is poilsrsichs, soho~ Wall rsekoa m hab ter 70 back ses preseAis' agis. Tg,sa is d osly bssi. eess lef fur es ssgsa."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

under the roe bash. a. uaele Henry

under the roe bush. saw Uaele Henry when he put i .aere."
 The old man. without . moments hes itAtion, looked under the bush, took up the b,ttie and sAid
 Dis is ssees oil, hooey. i'se glad dA, t aint whisky. lse beea ncedin' sweet ol all de mornin'. doan like oil, but CT ole passon has ter hab ,s, turning up the bottle. '' An, nah, wush didnt | hab ter take IL Wall, Itsls man, aint got tune ter san heah an talk. Hasses hab taaers ter roass n dc winter. D,s is 6ne oil, honey. An. hAh.n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
HOW nx FOUND IT.

T vasssz sign fus yoas papss." 1" sssd . nss, catering the ofhos of . rsiigioss pabiicsfios- "i sssd oas by seeides, the oshes day. sa' esiouiass is has shS right sisg. Ne,sr woulder sssd | . Il hsds' gos into the hoase by secidsst'
 -i suppose some christiaa sess a so yoe," sepiied the editor.
 "Csst say, podnes. When got hems the nsgks xfses the 1sessoe foand is ia my pockes-"
 s~Ahi"
 -Yes, Ah os oh, ii doat make 90 dsf- iesesee. gos q bos1is . vhssky q sAs dsuxsoss. sp' when tsck ont the bottle at hcs.s fosnd the paper srsppsd roand it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
rnR vvisEsT cLlAss.

sDscass.s said Bssssll adAsasisg the G1aa auiesgs1pA9, . vhae olao sf mss de yss esasiAg sAs visRr
 s&S npasd dAs Ascass, sde yes vanG - AsaR spisisa ]"
 sya. dsaasS zAing s& his asas- hook,
 sTh4, dk yss shan hsss l. IL 0anoa elnn~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
AN AMERICAN.

Your house l. akse, colcael,' said ( maa approaching an acquaintance op< aight during . political -rsaiscafion vhen the palse of many . man vaz fesezish-
 An nde, ose boy. Go up afsa vhile'n psf hex oua.s
 Bat the reef wss saIiiag h vhen Iii fAeze."
 Thads so: CeEiar ain hun yis, reckon. Hooeah P
 Nearly an of yoar furniture s d. sersyeds
 Thad h1f Saved .Ae ven dida' tAsy? An rghI Hocr.h-
 ne Americ1n . - enehnsiasfir citizen.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
A JUST MAN.

AIdesmaa to police iudge-~ Why did you let that fellow oG vithout . She ? He is gully o( dsushsanss asd assault ?
 Jsdge--0 eourse he's guilfy ba, he had 70 money"
 sAidesmaa-"Then vhy didn't you send him to the rock pile-"
 Judge. Well, you sss, he s my bscsher-is-lav and people vould make remarks againa my character If were to szeas kins-peopie Q inpoliteiy. II shere is . vinue about me, il is never nisszeafing relative. Hold on, dost be in harry. Ofbcez Bill, drav the ju [ from under the bench of justice"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
Rs ASlknzaeD Irssszsv.
 SIRRMADR-
" srIyiA K WALSH

Sleep tAe sa2zs h III der sple.Aor Cass sA<x giosioss r.diasee dova, And ! peay shas heassn dsSesA her,
 The bsAusel cAn Dy swn. Dse sAe snEs ia all sAek hEighnss4. SeaAfng ngs aso aiAnigAs skies, Cannse sguna h skss kghesess,
 Das1fng snn1la,s g1aAaing syes- DsnnDss0 svn sha bsighfly shiniag. Sasas - spa hsna sv.y. Lsasing - fr ssslza pfninG,
 Mluh1yniGna snA ~ by Ang.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
VERY HONEST.

Hold cs shers!" exci4imsd lady te she coiessd cnok vho vxs esesiag sesAy b taks h9 dspsrssss. sYes seed fos ssehiss siisg. yss'vs ges . jsS q ay psssssvss ssds ysss shssirs
 .Wail, dsciaS. lsdy,' disrisssg ths psss9vss. -l ssbw veulA9 Ms~o1 | s1 - hadansW 0en1ssoo9 is. &sncs Eve bsn esaD - Aae visaL - csnis' = nizsd = b ds vssk . ss1t1 sssis, ! taist hssp " as3 = Ss sAisp . 1is vssT. ! shssehs 1is js VI a'hibls, sAs's - Hh, d1s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

<AsAA@&8&S e4S S@~8 okt <&8S*& 1 1e-AAA8t said George Eliot They pass no cnicisms-" So sociable, too. The bay seer lits his hoof and knocls boy into the jaws of torment. The bay steer passes 10 criticism.
 For yeaas the counfzy editors have had on hand dravezs fun of roossers- Time and again tAey were brought ozt. but oaly to 70 back aker the dust aad been bgushed from their featherx Several days ago they were hrcssk, cat again They 1ew. The democratic rooster is not spring chicken. Basisess has im- proved when . country editor vorks ofi his old sock.
 The following comment by the London zskgvstl. throws great efulgence on the sfnatioa- The recent election tn America chsaged the capital Of the Cnieed States from Washingson to Ciese- land. The latter town is said to be verf Picturesaue, with several ne~ buildings and a long street knosn as Euciid avenue. Some of the states objected to the change, declaring that as the capital had beea al Washington for twenty yezrs, 1t should be alioved to remain there"
 The empress of Celna has at last sue oeeded in getting Ter picture printed by the ArkAnsav newspapers. We have always kncwn that the empress vas quite a prominent vpr an with something of a local reputation but were compelled % say, when cor.sulted, that ve did not believe she would ever succeed in her ef- fort toward getting the papers to print her pictnre beside that of the recent young heifess vbo ran away with hack man, but events have proved that our estimate of the result vas not accurate
 It is tAought that the change in the nahoaa administration will cement the fiendsAip besveen the sosth and south. Let - Aoae so- This is . great county, q soms one remarked several days ago, and there should be sothing but frieDd- sAip ezisting between the people An diGsencss of opinion. shoagh, are not lkely b be adjedged. Somesims . judge asd iury may hold one opinion, vkile the man vho stole the mule may bold another. They may aev~ agree, but this shosid cause no serious uouhie.
 Da tells me dat CleveaAnd t er- sscsed," said m old aegro b an acquain- tance .Yas, da,'s vhut dA says an I 'spect times is gwinter be mech harder fur us nisEerA" Dars iss -Aar CT good many paasoas is mighty aps ter make CT nistake. l hah found dimmer1an an 'publicaas mighty nigh q hke vhen yev voxiD far 'ea, an doaa bIehe dass its gvi.tH be much difezeos. Dar's enc tAing sartin. Times kain' be 10 vus vid me den da hab been. Er 'cooa vould je5 q Leave he shack by . yalIex dog e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Tn . sse nsmsy . ssm. - tn1n aagtsssdAsA 1GanVeaan1nn - - = Anlnv b0o1Ing s1naGp suoua
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NOT TAKING ADVANTAGE.

Look heze,' sad the nev foreman ol . country printing ofsice to the psoprie- sos. you certainly dsns chasre kve del- lars for printing ooe package of funeral notices?
 ," That's what ve eharre"
 els it because they are worth 70 mucA r
 No, t is hecanse on such occasioas - cen Eef Q nuch-s
 . Dus iss't | takisg advassage ef ths dendP
 ~Oh, no, ny daT ir. IL is simply s.king aAvaseags ef ths liviag.-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

sl Jsaa hasbsun bssnsd is sGgy. Hs
 |sAsul1 ass osaD1ain- Nh nnnns-snba, |SG Dsts 0s napdiA alsss psshint6snia, |Uw 1dhnm6n1
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28
Hood Camp should not be equally so,
and the LIGHT hopes 1t will be so.

TnE city papers and the public have
beentalking for months and months about
the needed improvements Of San Anto-
Mo, the natural advantages OF the city
and country, and the absolute necessity
for the establishment Of manufacturing
enterprises in our midst, in order to sus-
tain the city In Its present condition.
All this argument has now taken defin-
lite and practical shape by the publica-
tion OF the elaborate report made before
the Charter Revision committee by Col
onel A. jelknap, which deals in plain
facts AMI plain statements, and shows by
the history of other cities just what we
can and what we ought TO do, and how
to do 1t. The statement is interesting
from first to last, and should be read
carefully by every one interested In the
future growth and prosperity OF San
Antonio. II is the argument in itself,
and easily comprehended by all.
As An indication of the trade OF the
future, the following Is taken from the
Del Rio Dot: "Louis kiefier received
key of the San Antonio city beer,
which is pronounced by those who
know, TO be superior TO that coming
from st. Louis. The day is not far dis
tant when San Antonio will supply all
the beer consumed in West Texas, and
1t is one industry that they will be
proud off, San Antonio has now two
II. Al.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

AN ASSOCIATION has been formed at
Austin for the esta blshment OF home
for disabled ex-Confederate soldiers. A
committee appointed at recent meet
ing has drafted constitution and by
laws, and suggested the name Of "John
b. Hood Camp" The move has long
been delayed in wealthy Texas, but it is
better late than never, for there are, no
doubt, many deserving poor men who
were disabled In the Confederate service
who need and should have such relief
In their old days, where they would be
freed from the cares and troubles which
20 hand In hand with old age and de-
pendence. r. Il. Lee Camp, at Rich
mond, Virginia, seems to be success,
and there is no reason why the "John b.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

The Laredo Times says Of Colonel
Belknap's card published in the LIGHT
last week: ale voices truism by say
ing that improvements do not grow
spontaneously, but that they must be
paid; a fact to be yet realised by the
business men of our own city"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

LAREDO and Brownsville are very
much in earnest regarding the proposed
railroad between those two places, and
general conference was to be held in
Brownsville this week to work up the
enterprise. 1t is good movement, and
will prove Of great benefit TO the people
of the Rio Grande country, besides this
section OF the State.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

IMMEDIATELY on the issue of count
of the vote In New York, some Demo-
cratic papers.were very gushing towards
Mr.. Conkling because OF his feeling to-
wards Mr.. Blaine, and his employment
by the Democrats to advise them while
the count was being made, and in conse-
quence lie was doomed for the Senate as
probable candidate for the support Of
both Republicans and Democrats, but as
the count was easily settled, and Mr..
Conkling has given no great evidence of
his conversion to Democracy, 1t is quite
noticeable that the boom has lost its
SAVIOR, and that some Atwood and earn
est Republican will be the new Senator
from New York.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

The following is truth from the III
Paso Times: when you wish to buy,
buy OF those who wish TO sell. The
man who advertises evinces desire to
sell, while the non-advertiser shows no
such desire. Advertising shows enter
prise and enterprise is satisfied with
rapid sales and small profits. The man
who does not advertise lacks enterprise
and always expects big profits. Buy Of
the advertiser"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

The reports come Of the collapse of
number of theatrical companies who
were making their way towards this
section of the State, and the indications
are that only the very best companies
will be able to fulfill all their engage
ments for the season.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

Friday. November 28' 1884.

DALLAS and Fort Worth are making
faces at one another on account Of the
business troubles of the merchants of the
two places.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

New Time card In FTcct October ie, 1884,
a q. n. Railroad.
pKfARTuHrs:
For st. Louis, via Mo. Pacific route. Ts0a IN.
For ST Louis via |. ". route ...... II Goa m.
For Laredo ............ ......... $50 ia m.
ARRIVALS.
Frop st IouIt via Mo- Pacific. $500 r.. IN.
From 81. IoIis, via Iron Mountain F:fn p m.
From Laredo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ISIS y. m.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28
Special Rates.

The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway will give special rates
from all points east, between Houston
and San Antonio, and west from FL
Paso, during the race week.
II. w. PEmcE, Jr.
ll-20-tf General Passenger Agent.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28

Mr.. RICHARD NELSON, oolored ex-can-
didate for Congress. gives some advice
to the colored people through the Gal
weston News, in which he says that the
Republican party is almost at the end of
the rope, and that 1t is exceedingly
doubtful II It will ever rise again. II
Richard could get into the Democratic
party he probably would be happy.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28
Lessons in French.

Miss Della Tore, for four years stu
dent In Paris, and acquainted with the
best French methods, desires pupils for
the study Of the French Language and
Literature. Glasses in French oonversa-
ton to be formed. For terms apply at
23i Villita street. 1O-2S-1m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-28
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