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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12
The whole story.

From the Life.
The parlor lamp shed lie peaceful rays
on happy group Of five persons. There
was the head OF the family and the one
who called himself the head OF the fam
lily, their two daughters. aged respect
lively IS and eight, and boy Of ii years.
The father carefully removed a bent pin
from the seat Of the rocking chair and
stood holding 1t between his thumb and
fore-fnger. my son." he said pomp-
ously, "did you ever, when you saw n
discarded, bent little pin, pause and re-
fleet how long 1t took to make 1t, and
how many different hands contributed
toward fashlonlng 1t as 1t WASP 1t Is an
instructive and beneficial subject Of con-
temptation. In the first place, there
were the miners who dug the
metal II is composed of; the men who
transported it to the factories; the
workmen who made the pins; the
workmen who sharpened them; she
men who packed them the dealers
who sold them to tradesmen the men
that carried them to the stores, and
the statesmen who retailed them over
the counters; Just think what an army OF
laborers handled that crooked little pinl"
"Yes," his son and heir reflectively,
"but you left out lot, pa" slow soY"
asked the old gentleman, In a tone OF
surprise. "Why, there was the old lady
who bought paper Of 'em, there was
her biggest daughter who took one to
pin up the rip in the waist of her dress;
the young man who told 'em at the office
that II was cat that made that railroad
map scratch on the back OF his hand;
the girls little brother who borrowed
the pin to make into flsh-hook; the lit
tie sister, whose straw hat he took to
keep his angle worms in, and his old
father who sat down on the bent pin
when his little boy had got tired of fish
ing. They all had hand in 1t, too"
NO." said the old gentleman, as he
threw the pin in the fire and
took up his newspaper. "fou
are drawing Sg on your our, im ma INA,
went through such series OF expert
ences In my life." "Maybe you haven't
but you will," remarked his son and
heir. "No, no. Run out and play" re-
piled his father. ~ am going to sit In
my" but before he sat down he noticed
that his eldest daughter was mending a
tear in her dress, while the little one
was wiping the stains from straw hat,
so he pushed his armchair aside with
suspicious glance at cleaning point on
Its seat, and sank YEARLY on to the sofa.
However, ere he had fairly touched its
surface he bounded toward the zenith
with yell Of anguish. "The old man
couldn't very well have helped finding
it," said the small boy to himself, as he
stopped to regain his breath two blocks
of. cause there was pin on every
blamed piece Of furniture in that room.
My, but won't ma give II TO him for
swearln' like that, though ?n
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered at Postomcc Mt San Antonio, Texas,
as second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

IT DID not look probable that the
Council would ignore the alleged en-
ployment Of a large force Of men to
work on the streets four days before the
election, and whose services wee not
used few days afterwards. OF course
1t cuts no figure now, but a prompt in
vestigation Of the matter win establish
precedent for the future. Alderman
Pauly, however, while disclaiming any
suoh intention, rather hit below the
Mayors belt when In his resolution he
named the committee. The Mayor was
entitled not only to the courtesy, but
also BY the right Of hia position TO ap-
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

"Little Joker" is the best smoking to-
bacco.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

IT Is both funny and suggestive that
the very moment the Republicans de-
mand careful official count in the
State Of New York, the Democratic
Executive committee raise howl about
fraud. sDon't be disturbed, Paddy, you
shall have justice" said the Judge, to
seedy Irishman who was numbering in
the dock. "Arrah, yer honor, and its
justice that ! don't want at all; tbs the
fear Of 1t that makes me cry" The
Democrats are in the same predicament.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

A fire broke out in dwelling house
the other night, and after the man and
his wife had safely reached the street,
the latter said that there was $50 In the
pocket Of her dress, hanging In second
story back room. "I'll plunge for it,"
said the husband, and he plunged into
the burning building. The flames ragged
furiously, and the man did not return.
At the expiration Of an hour the fire was
extinguished, and the back building was
saved. Firemen CROPPED their way up
the rear stairs through water and blind
ing smoke, and found man In the
closet, fumbling at his wife's dress look
ing for the money. He was nearly suf-
located with smoke, but had strength
enough to say that he thought he would
find the pocket inside Of two hours. 1t
never occurred to him to seize the dress
and rush out with that. Some men get
50 nervous and excited In time OF fire.
Unknown Liar. ..s
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

THE Buffalo Telegraph, 1t will be re-
membered, was the first paper to pub
lish the Maria Halpin record of Cover
nor Cleveland. In an article ON the sub
ieot. the St. Louis Chronicle, Demo-
cratic. saws: "The Buffalo Telegraph
has been called all manner of vile names
during this campaign. but IL comes out
with its flag nailed to the mast and its
oolors bright as ever. Seldom has n
newspaper been 40 triumphantly yindi-
...s -. -. a., ro,..,,,, A., az. -.
oa.eu no nus 'no Aeiesiapn III 'no no,'o
Of Grover Cleveland and Maria Halpin.
Buffalo, Cleveland's own home, the ward
h. l,ved IN the nrec,nct no voted In. nil
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

Ladies' approve OF your smoking
"llttle Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-12

TnE Austin Statesman says: sin no
city In Texas do the papers fall short OF
the requirements OF the communities In
which they exist. Publishers are spend
ing, almost without exception, far more
money for the credit OF the communities
where they issue than they receive.
They are engaged in untiring effort to
popularlze and enhance the standing OF
the cities in which they live, and those
efforts are In some cases properly nppre-
oiated. Take all those papers and 1t Is
plainly visible that the credit Is on the
side of the communities in which these
papers are published. To tell the truth,
the newspapers of Texas, owing to some
strange fashion existing among them,
exist in abnormal condition. They live
upon future hopes while the people ac-
cept their splendid offices without a
thought as to the expense Of money and
brains and labor in great popular cause.
The press of Texas has done more to-
wards increasing the growth and pros
perity Of the State, towards advancing
the material interests and Its enlighten-
ment and civilization than all other
agencies combined. The day OF their
reward has been postponed; great
popular debt to the press is now due"
TIE LIGHT has received from Austin
Huntington, Esq, Secretary of the spe-
cial committee of the statute of liberty
pedestal fund, the following:
NEw YORK CITY, November 4, 1881.
Editor San Antonio Light;
DEAR SIR: The Sons of the Revolution
are taking in hand the subscription list
to the statue OF liberty, and President
Arthur has headed 81 subscription
list, aud every man, woman and child
in America Is invited to send In 81 or
more. We wish to show by sponta-
neous immediate placing in.the treasury
of 1861 900 one-dollar bills that the peo-
pie of the United States have grand
appreciation of all that Is Intended by
the Gift Of the statue OF liberty by the
people OF the Republic OF the United
States. Respectfully yours,
AUSTIN HUNT vGToN,
Secretary.
All ofwhich sounds extremely patriotic
and liberal on paper, but as the great
city Of New York is the beneficiary in
this grand gift of Bartholdi's statue, 1t
is meet and proper that her citizens
should make up the mere bagatelle of
$4,000 needed, and thereby provide
the necessary means to build the pedes-
tai. If there is any advantage or honor
in having SO splendid work Of art, 1t
is the people of New York City who en-
Joy 1t, and 1t looks very shabby on her
part to appeal to other citizens for funds
in order to place it in position. Let the
wealthy people of that wealthy and
powerful city do their whole duty and
France and the whole world will honor
them the more for their enterprise and
their liberallty.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26
Tue National We1Ocr@ftc COm-
vMn4hAA-

The National Democratic Committee.
In which the thirty eight states of the
Union were represented. met In Wash
ington ou the 22d, and selected thu 9Th of
July n the time. and Chicago "a the
place. for holding the National Demo
cratic Convention senator Gail repre-
sented Florida The following call.
signed h> all the members. was agreed
upon, and the committee adjourned Ia
meet AT the Palmer House Chicago. on
the 7tb nf .luIv:
The Na,onal Democrat committee having
me; IN ;tv Cif1 of Washington the I'D dry Of
February. ~s4 ha~ appointed Tuesday, the stE iay
o: luiy n noon. tht time. and has chr-en
the Citv OF Chicagu A. the place ~ holding the VA
tonal Democratic Convention EACH State l. emit
tied "a augmentation the ~ ual 20 double thu
number s~naiors and Representative r the Con
yress o. the Tnirt! States The Democrats o. each
nryanizeG Territory and the District Of Columbia
are invited send det~gare< subject the de
cisaon OF the Convention "a their admission. AL
Democrat and Conservative citizens q; thu rite
states nj paSt political associations and
differences. " IA" unity with IN tue effort
tur purt. economies lnC -nnStitnitnna. govern
msn;. -Ordally Invited - '"in IL sending deli
.rlfa~ M Convention
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26
II for me FLoRTDIAS
Florida Cuba Tobacco.

COO propose III ms article 10 give detailed
accnun' Of now tobacco should ~ grown. gu
merely explain what has DeeL accomplished Il
i needless 1 state ina; things mac D. com
menCeC II the bottom 81 the ladder First nv
growing T. e mo OF; the DeS sOi adapted for
i, 70 g-f the best MODE Of cutlvaiInC the Broper
way Oi curing ID III" Darn ant las; OF al, the
mos systematic way d resweaung a. give the
Fobacco tn proper elasticity color delicate fla
vOF. Tel tAs,e. anG rhe proper burning Qualities
and duplicate each littie crop Tnis has neer
Accomplished 10 the satisfaction 0t the i;trge~'
ana mo- eXper' jObaCconi-t- IN the country
lht crop i Very lucrative one to the larmer
anG through al is branches Sti"uld an industry
Of this 'naEnitnde-tn. industry 1ha. Il developed
would support ana maintain twu hundred ami
dfIy Thousand people in Mi worldly cunlior
industry which would rear up great colleges and
Churches, bnd railroads ior genera commerce,
BRING happness L. greal community - - III
default fnr III" SaRe of proper entrrv and F.-.rs.
veranre and lew .rtiIng distinctions.
The nrm o! Will i DeMill ha- spent h,ur
;hnu-and dollars 10 distribute gs,,ds u.Aniil.lt
lurctI 81 this crop and Also 10 bring The r.,w ma
Irrla before 10" puplc /, ma stared ,tock
company on Wal s,res., Nv York. will . gnro
Drnm,>t Ot success. handle the crop.
We have large tutniscu dealers nQuiring al Ia.
annnnt nf toiics.u iikriy IN. raised Cor TIN al
crop The wrapper crop ui Tub;tp;r' - -u,sr' =
the market to-day py mex iall lherr " Il, u,-
great scarcity fiuc wrapper Bnvers Ne
come 10 market t,t Even :, ~liali--r rtni.
than my hrretuIur, Will YOU ttk,- advlntt-.
OF Tins opportunity n postpone your own -ur.f.~-
until too ial.- W. nave lone ,,ur 1ut, u..a
We viii STOP and Wal t'ir others y DIV
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

-Blsbee captured the cotored conven
ton held In Gainesville last week The
coiored people who held it, and vino have
q right to know, say he didn't capture IL
that 1t belonged to him ANYHOW bv
right OF previous condition. The indie
pendents also DENY the fact, because they
say that they captured it from the fac;
that the assembl 4 wisdom of all the
tribes advised an Independent candidate
tor Governor at the ensuing election.
Well, let 'em settle it, while the Demo
Gratis take lunch. oak Bulletin.
A recent letter from Florida saws
that no doubts can be entertained as to
the rapiditv and permanence of new set
Elements in Florida. They are springing
up as If by magic all over the length and
breadth of the land, and prices are OBJ
tanned for town lots which would appear
almost fabulous in many of the old cities
OF the East 1t is claimed, and perhaps
not very enormously, that the population
OF the state has nearly doubled since the
census al 1850. - Charleston Netcs and
Cosr-ier
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

1:~dav MAJOR A. j Russei., late SuperIn Ten cen
II pnbli, Scno0e for Duval county, takes his place
IN t,ove-nor Rloxham's Cabinet state Superin
f.eaAent al Education. vice Hou E. K Foster, re-
sl.aaed Ill If Doth proper and pleasant To say
tntAe o. MAJOR Russell. he goes his deserved
promotion The best thing ~ Ne said is the Sim
pie&t ant me lruest He hae been faithful and sue
-sSfl II labore and ME good work in county
sch&.la will live after him Having said this much
siasssr-iy.it not necessary 10 say more Fidelity
70 uss; yacn crowned With successful results m,kc
GU aS-eo;ii Of which any man may he proud II IL
Sauriaure with merit justice and proprietv rnat
Na.S- Russell should have been called up higher.
Hav,ns, faithful the affairs of
i 20 11rrfs mar ne should made the educational
ruiey "Yke fhIrry-uins counties II future results
@o Us measured by pa-t achievements We feel
stthorized To congratulate the broader edu
etiuAa aierestE Of tine state upon tine acquisition
III 81 officer who will eniis; in the enthu
SiAsin s-ss effective than the system and method
wtees IL employs .-iackSmrit. Herald, 2la.
This u fitting tribute To Major Rus
sell from {" where he lives" but it was not
headed 10 inform the people a. TO the
merit OF the new member of the Cabinet.
Tor bis fame was long since abroad in the
sstase as that of one who titled the field
Of hs educational l.bors in Duval county
IN nearly To the acme OF perfection as IN
sirIng effort and intelligence could sftain.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

The Monticello ToRritutson OF W ednes-
dag publishes the tax sale nj jefferson
co'entv, and r, includes lands assessed to
the Sir F.. !. Reed estate az due To
revenue nearly tour hundred dollars We
mention this without reference 10 the neg
lee. Of prompt tax payment, a -een IN
lii. case ot much other land every wear
an. EVERYWHERE IN the state. hu' - again
direct attention te the fact 'ha' N. four
miji,on acres ut land sold under the I)ss~-
tou purchase now constitute taxabse prop
'rt1 every acre of II IL b.- assessed n
add 1" the revenues of counties and the
stat The Reed lands. 1t Is unnecessary
10 mention. are part ~ the pisst'n pur
chase. AMI the rortiou in Jefferson county
y small rs compared with heir extent
in nm. other counties whore tne tayes
amoun' 70 large figure.
r. thl> connection lej IL briefly con-
<ii.- jh- nsstou transaction III Us mc-4
nh, .pu- points ~ merit lS1-''nc million
dollar. -, - saved tne public domain
ron being sacrificed tor deh1 %d-ise
j,..,.i M ln,erna Improvement Fund,
max NO grant- - railroads ~ aiiAhio +th
7 4u> enabled cnt "onSt -uctiou - raIi-
roai, 5ch-The arg increase ut l"'pn-
la-ior and tax-paving property consequent
on nstructlon o. railroads ,fh-Made
al NJ vast domain. sold ~ granted.
emu. htrYAnyinq property Are nor ~ucn
RESULTS the most complete proof 81 the
vs.. ,tl .. me offi ciaI@ VINO pr"duc~d he
stu~ With Sagacitv I" perceive. and
.vI-i nerve u accomplish me one thlng
needed. cnev took tne decisive sler INA;
ua~ --cur-d BENEFITS quil- incacniahje in
-n.lr value None bu; most vino are.
iaa- -inier> cnrou-r .ack az information,
mon. I.4rverslpn. ~ deIjnerat- malice,
NV l"r1 mat th- IGs~ton sale was al
a. M wi>e~, S;at4smanSnIl. l. ! use
- a-k me iatter class ~ persons u
Ark3 w,-dge - wisdom. aud that L
tl~.u~l III, io"~~ ~ florida 80 IN marcel
5 l,r.re-> winch l. now maSIn- her
f~at. .monc N. states They nave SAID
Nult. was a1k and .it-v VII s:lrA L. I,
ufr mtsii-r i,--,inaci Th~v WI cor
ann. -i,.ir bald ASSERTIONS Ant pue-il.
arguments II IN tac- ~ ~nt"ndId lacTs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

!: Hem John A. Hender-on AMI f.u;,~ :.
7ss~'. ef-',is for lamps.
Colonel C. a Binod, OF Boston. va
IT, CT, 4 iew days ng1.
4 ID W Fl Howe~,on. of the Leon 49,
Arosn A-v,lle last Tuesday
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: 4;ssue the Mar,ii Gras iestivaI In thar c,,v
81 James Browne, Jr and Colonel ] G
;:l3ss~ oi Quincy we're aI the Capita la, -.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

WARRINGTON, FenruIrv a --Anou- numoer %
pills tor PIRATE r"lIei D.sseG 10 dty the Senaf
was reiie; 81 tn- ~ XII at tren~r.t.
Richard X CAL, fpr many year receiver ~ puDc
mon-v- n tallahassee Fla VINO deed II So The
amOun7 covered nv tnr nil ! - NJ The claim
lrO-e gu. ~ Il Judgment Agains tht government ~
favor Of fen al III -uit n law instituted bv the
United States Mr. George and VI Jones. Of FiOr
ida favor-G tne all. ana u-S<rs tOus-r anC Doipn
opposed i NJ Conge- nd D~.n before
oucras- f,l~ unnv wear VI t-eurye replied Iha-
me 4cLs werv against the nIted States, and nuie>
deem IN" negligence .: former Con
barring ANY 4ctIou oy this Congress thrrr
was no Of avOldin. payment nf the claim l.
right and should paid NJ Jones, Of Flor
iia sac that a rnIrTer involving noi merely
The amount OF money mentioned. hui the honor Of
the government well + was durv which thf
government owec ,hc name and memory OF a
.lithfu ana honorable public -ervant
Thus tardy act Of less than lustc, j.
partly done. Ii interest were allowed the
government would have TO paw the heirs
of Governor Cali over thirty thousand
dollars hut in addition 70 above sum
aimed IN settlement Of officia. accounts.
sever2i times thai amount was paid Nv him
from biz private means for public service
during che Indian war troubles. Refer
ring to above dispatch the Times TniOn
saws.
The caim Of GENERA. Cal nexI OF Ain alluded
30 ~ the dispat ches Wcdnesdav night grew our of
i ~uit against him tor balance Of settlement OF
counts u receiver ~ public mOuevs- Il shown
ina, instead Of his owing the to. rnmen the Gov
.rumenr owed MIN and A. there decent
- dodge il a majority 81 the Senators the
conclusion 10 sanction its payment
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

Tn VI .rcu number !, W. ihtnk - tite
be- 81 ssued al tui> de>errv,ii1 lawn Irt maya
z.ue Tine lae quart ps-e- ar' nlied wi:h
oh", ~nt-rlalnna ans in-;-ur'lv.. llt-ra arr
ana 3..,-,, arr 100 handsome. embe lisa
ulen> h->,-> a very tasteful. ,un-, plate ROY.
risptco' A Wood Nymph The articles etil
brace various subjects and are by popular ~r' =
S,ndan and its Complications NaIe.-
,r.i. M.rSh;li> Living Hom-- " TIN NeA
! "rk Nt-rru poi ~ IA etc are exceedingly
interesting Eta W PIERCE serial. A DARK
Deed. is continued" and there snort stores
sketches etc by Nathan y U-ner I>,oellt
Crawford \ Robinson Eta " PIERCE. f Z
Hastings, and others. There .rt l,o-n- ~ ..re;<l
merit, and ii comprehensive miscellany 81 piea,
an reading matter The price oniy - cen.s
f.,r single number. aud u veaTs subscription
$50 pos paid Mr. Frank Leslie Publisher,
So ~ ana - Park Place New York
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

..o' +. h Foster r--I-n- AZ l,t-ltior
u "a. anime after i te~n ~ -eryIct II
~ui"f he na> il>linc; made -ne impress
Elon o' nis apiiJ,v urou -he educational
Interests %. Florida H. nAS been al ID
a. taci-abi, wo~ker III IN discharge 0t MS
va~i-G and onernu- nfficla duties ami M
d. AZ wise supervision and direction IN,
ss.tioo <vsJem ~ n. STATE na> mad rapid
b vlnr-ment IN an enlightened progress
wbict shows mos; gratifying results. In
connection viii Teachers Institutes. ana
49, features ot 4ducationa work. he
X. remem t.errd a. Al offirlal wf.,
we1- .von5 IN m--e routine n nr--
Scr'ia, -e-ri,-e and apored 10 create n
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