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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
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RANsIOsEp RlANEs.

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I. saw the farmer ~ Into the ---
with --- new pair ~ boo,s on.
,. bought some -- NJ the grocrt
" hen b. -- this morning.
.. There - many discoveries made
IN the present --.
FARMER JorN.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
The Ghost of Fort DoneIson.

unaho. u IL. w OLSON.
The Ghost of Fort Donelson.
From November Wide Awake.
The camp fires of Gen. Grants army
were lighting up the thick woods jus t
beyond the Tennessee, the gunboats
were hurrying up the swollen river,
while the SHOWS and rains of Februa-
ry turned TO ice; at the first day of
the terrible battle at Fort Donelson
the sud- n change of weather brought
to the soldiers agonies of cold and
suffering.
The fight lasted three long days.
Shot and shell were poured into the
Tennessee River, the gunboats driven
back with heavy losses, but Grants
fearless men kept up the seige until
the tort surrendered. After the victo-
ry the whole North was exultant
The bells rang jOyfully, and cannon
shook the New England cities and
towns; but, frozen and dying, hun
dreds lay on the red snow of the
battle field.
Mother Rickerdyke, the famous
Union nurse, had followed her "bOys"
southwark, had blessed them as they
went out in the morning to battle,
made them barrels of good Govern
ment coffee, and as we'll as possible
without houses or hospitals, prepared
for their return. This was her first
sight of a battlefield, and she told
me that none afterward so oVercame
her
After the wounded had been cared
for with all the small comforts she
had, aud the exhausted officers had
fallen asleep, somebody noticed a
bright light moving quickly over the
dark, deserted field, where the dead
were still lying, awaiting burial
when it should be light.
One officer after another looked out
and word passed down the line, $50
and see what it is" Gen Grant
himself wrapped in his blanket stood
outside his tent, while his orderly
followed the ghost across the snow,
and terrified men huddled close
together over the camp fires whisper
ing that "the spirits were walking
about" Nobody spoke aloud. The
wind whistled across the broken
fences and through the icy rafting
branches of trees as the orderly re-
turned
well" said he to the General,
it's only Mother Rickerdyke, sir,
with her big lantern; here she
comes"
Gen. Grant tuched her on the shol-
der as she come up and asked in a
low voice, as anything wrong, moth
err"
"Oh, no." she replied; "but you
see, General, after 1 got tine poor feI
low bound up, and full of warm broth
and hot coffee. / couldn't some way
feel satisfied till L was sure,
toy my own eyesight that 10
body was lying out there in the
cold and dark, alone and alive,
his awful night; so I've just looked
'em all all over and made sure-but
they are dead, quite dead, poor boys"
She swung her lantern bravelv
along toward her row of rents, while
Gen. Grant worn aud haggard, wrap
ped his blanket about him, and said
% a staff officer close by. $50 that's
the ghost! [ wish the country was
full of Just such -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

=
11-19-5t YOUNG d ARNOLD.
The Schoolmaster Was Fair Game
From the Washington Post.
A kind friend tell us that recent
pa ragraph i'm this column relating
to the Harlan County feud in Ken
tuckey recalls to his mind story
which is now so old as to be new
again. A stranger had gone into one
of the Southern States to have little
sport with his gun, but after hunting
all day was well nigh Disguised at
having found nothing to shoot. He
was about to give up when he CHANGED
to meet native, with whom he fell
into conversation.
81 thought this was great country
for game?" said the stranger.
"Wall so it war bit ago. Their
war right smart o. game roun' hyar
afo' the boys got to gunnin' fur it,
but I reckon it's mostly killed off
now"
Il should say it has been. Why,
I've been tramping through these
woods since early this morning, and
/ haven't seen a blessed thing to
shoot at"
The native, whose heart was full of
that beautiful hospitality for which
the South was so famous in ante bel
lum times, stopped and stood in deep
meditation for some seconds.
"Dogged eff don't hate to see you
60 way disappointed, stranger, but
An idea struck him-a good idea.
His face lightened up.
"What time is it, stranger" he as
ked.
Quarter past t."
"Waal, now" said the native with
spirit, "you 60 over and stand behind
the big tree at the fork of the road,
just beyond the knoll. School III
be out in just fifteen minutes, an
you'll get right good shoot at the
Yankee
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
New Furniture.

L havejust received a carload of as
sorted furniture which 1 offer my Gus
toners at lower figures than ever before
quoted in this city. Bed room sets as
low as Sl4; some very nice ones at SIT;
and all prices from those figures up
Other articles at corresponding prices.
All new goods, new styles and latest
make. If l.. WOLFSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
BuckIen,s Arnlca SaIue

The best Sulve N the world for Cuts, Brui-
~es. Sores. Ulcers, -nlt RhCum. Fever s res
Ie ter. Chopped HANDS, Chilli ms, COrne
and all kin ErupriOus "a "a positively cures
Piles, 0r no IA required IL Ia guarantee, d
give perfect satisfaction, or money refur-
def Price p cents per box. For sale by
DREIss THOMPSON & Co. W. ".
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

Confirm our statement when we say that Ack-
er's English Remedy is in every way superior
To any and all other preparations for the
Throat and lungs. In Wh0oping Cough and
Group 1t is agic and relieves at once. We Of
fer you sample bottle free. Remember this
Remedy is sold by
al RAGLAND g. Co
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

Dom PEDRO'S overthrow in Brazil is
very largely case of too much woman
at the helm. His daughter, as regent
during the absence of the Emperor in
Europe, last year, showed her hand
and it was not such hand as Brazil
desired to see played out. Hence the
call of the game. 1t was a very ex-
peditiOus and wise solution of the
difficulty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

CANADA is preparing to sup sorrow
over the invasion of her territory by
the Mormons. They are preparing 10
cOlOnize the northwest territory in
vast numbers under the guidance OF
a Dominion official who has recently
become a Mormon bishop for that
very and express purpose. The great
lights of the Utah uncIeanness.
Young, Jr., Cannon and Smith, are
now in Canada arranging the details
of the transplanting of the churches
in Arizona and New Mexico 10 the
more favored lands across the border
The prospective settlement of thous.
AIDS of MormOns in that region is not
looked upon with favor by the natives
AID already a strong protest has gone
forward TO Ottawa. The Dominion
must fall into line with the United
safes in refusing to give place to the
Mormon church and legalizing its
PROSTITUTION, or it will soon fiud itself
the sole refuge Of the saints and this
country will be rid of the nuisance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

THE prohibitionists are more ag-
gressive than ever and yet the reve-
nue. from spirits this year is fully S.
100000 in advance of last year. Cause
and effect.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

IT'S the west that is entitled to
speaker this innings. AS McKinley's
stock goes down Cannon's stock goes
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
is LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not IL you go through the world dysper
10. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms Of DYSPEPSIA, ind
gestion. Flatulency and Constipation. Sol
by Ragland g. Co., %
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1889.

COTTON seed oil is good as fertilizer
and for feeding stock, but as a trust
with watered stock it is big failure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
To Our Patrons,

Our customers will be cared for,
both restaurant and confectionery, at
the opera house establishment.
LIFT HARNISCH & BAER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

WHO WILL be speaker, what will
the president say in his message and
where will the great Worlds fair be
held? For solutions see congressional
reports.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

THE Catholic church will inaugu-
rate great temperance revival this
winter, and all good Professionals
should help them. 1t will be along
the lines of moral suasion and high
license.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

THE Waco Day is the victim of self
deception. 1t thinks that the Repub-
lican party got its quietus in 1889.
The old party always rallied well af-
ter defeat, as was seen from 1861 to
1865, and was seldom licked twice IN
succession. History will repeat itself
The democracy who expect to see a
demoralized party in their front in
1892, are off in their reckoning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

THE st. Louis Republic is taking
very strong ground already against
the nomination of David B. Hill, OF
New York, as presidential candidate
on the democratic ticket in 1892.
The Republic charges that he was not
loyal to Cleveland in 1888 and makes
this disloyalty the ground of its OPP
position, claiming that all western
democrats share this feeling. 1t mat
tiers very little who shall be made
the Jonah OF the democracy in 1892
The great fish is already prepared
that will swallow him up and his
voyage to the white house will be q
dis astrous one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

The Stockman's Friend.
"Ragland's Screw Worm Ami
hilatOr"-to be had at City Drug
store, No s, E. COmrnArce st. ais tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22
To CORRESPONDENTS.

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ment ofits correspondents.
All communications for publication, or per
tanning to the Editorial or Local News Depart
nents, should be addressed ITO the Editor of
he LIGHT"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

Mems Underwear.
The best goods, largest variety
lowest prices, at
l1-l9-5t Young d ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

So SOON as the Cronin trial is end
ed the people who know all about it
will crop up in thousand places and
assail the ear of listening earth
with their revelations. One has al
ready appeared at Washington and
more will follow. These fellows
hatch their eggs in the electric cur
rents of the press dispatches and then
dispatch their hatchings to become
cape seed for fools during days to
come. If the breed was dispatched
before its eggs were Matched the
country would be the gamer every
way.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-22

The United States attorney for the
Northern District of Texas is like his
brother attorney in this District; he
has the courage of his opinions and is
not afraid to express them. His
charge of hostility to the Federal au-
thority, on the part of the State Off.
Gals in Young county, is very
vigorously and TALLY
made, and will probably elicit
some response from Washing
ton. There will also be some very
interesting proceedings in the case of
the eXpatriated district clerk of Fort
Bend county, and who killed Frost
may eventually be elected to demo-
cratic shame and confusion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
STREET TALK.

oIlayo you ever noticed y said q Well
known retired physician to-day vine
number OF pWCIclug physicians ln the
vicinity OF tile First NJ, u, church, II h
not hppHuse of the injuries received hy
the congregation from the telling blows
given in Ills discourse by tie eloquent
pastor Rev, Muller, but h due 20 The OK
rolleut location, Within 900 feet Of The
church there are sINtoon physicians aud
surgeons"
"Are You fond N ducl,2n says q writer
I'm the Chicago Tribune, "DO you shoot
your game orb buy itG iyou buy 10, how
do you know it young or oldy DO you
want "a kn0wG pll toll you, Take the
duck and hold tat arms length straight
from the HhnuIdoE by The lower part ot
the bIll II the bill breaks from where
Il Joins the meat, then tho duck h young,
II Il doesn't don't buy H. The duck be-
inc old the meat IN tough and the bill N
TOO firmly hung 10 broak II h an lnlpl'
lihlo rulo,N
A robust liar In an exchange tolls about
an old man in Youngstown who has been
withcrod hy tho natural gas fires Ia hiH
house, until hls weight ia hardly that Ot a
7,ycnr.Old child, OF late, also, Il has been
noticed that when he walks hlH iolnlh
seem tu give way under him, ANA his
whole frame Cmta queer cracking
sound Hike dried peas lu q pod, PhyaI'
clans have examined him aud found that
cycry Joint iu hia frame has ahrunk from
lts socket In word, the man has dried
up,
The telegraph recently told Of o notable
wedding near billiards, Ohio, The con-
tracing parties were George Davis, q
school teacher, and Mrs, Catherine Anna
Mack, Mr., Davis h 90 years Of age and
weighs liO pounds, While tie blushing
bride has seen " summers ard tips the
beam nt 40 ayolrdupOIa,
Street car drivers should be instructed
10 call aloud the name Of each street
llOng the respective lines 40 they APP
proach II, This h especially important
Turing the night time, II viii not only
prove q great convenience 20 strangers
bat will be- an accommodation fully up'
1rccutcd 10y the general public, Free
urutly driycra are found who are lgno-
'aut Of the numcs Of streets along their
Inc, This should not bc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

w, A, Hoover keeps a general store AZ
Now Berlin, ana for sOme time past has
been purchasing for the min owned
hy Mayor blake, lie would ISSUE Nn or
der 10 the farmers from whom no pl r.
chased, and they would come 10 this city
aud obtain the cash therefor,
The orders were paid with checks
made payable nt George ~,
tuU0r a liroa, bank, whore they were
cashed, Hoover had Ia hls employ %
clerk q young man about 20 years old
named A, II, liWueher, son ut q well
known aud respected farmer Of jackson
township, on Dee, D Young limucher
came 20 this city with an order for tlhl,2N,
~ which the name OF w, A, Hoover, his
employer had been signed, The order
was paid with check, which was huhse'
quoutly cahhed ~ the bank named above,
Hoover aud Mayor Blake had not hnlnnc'
ed accounts until yesterday when u dis
crepaucy was discovered,
Young Bwucher came 10 this city yes
terday with another forged order for sl2b,
This ho also succeeded In getting cAshel,
All the signatures were compared, ana u
was found that iraucher had forged both
orders,
A description Of him was given 10 ON.
cor NugelgcHnng, who went la search OF
lllllF NV lNNllW NlllNl W. llNil liElNi'lNNN "
a leading hotel aud paid for hIH uIghta
lodging, lie was found enjoying himself
IN u game Of pool and was at once tNkOu
10 the county jail,
About go was found ON hlH person, and
also certificate Of deposit Tor so nt the
Central Savings Bank, 70 Sheriff Lcln-
niger ho stated what he had done with the
money, lie purchased clothing and had
good time generally lie admitted the
forgery aud viii likely have q hearing ON
Monday. For bOldncHf II exceeds any
crime Of the kind ever committed la this
vicinity
Bmuchor this afternoon made an Itom'
llod statement Aa 20 what he did with the
money, AZ first Il was thought that there
was "a woman IN the case, but this was
found to he untrue, lie Htnica
that he bought an oyGrcOat and trunk
for si7j watch and chain for Sel.bO, % ro'
yolvor for t5' nccktica, hnndkcrchlofs,
knives aud ~ CelrNa N1 lie accounted
for all hut about $50 and what be- did with
II lac cannot rUruumbcr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
MAssILLoN NEWS.


MAssILoN, o., Dee "A,
la digging the sewer ironch ON South
Erie street, the gas main was Injured ana
the escaping gas could he smelled all over
tho city yesterday Nnpl, Hopper hnys ~
90 feet NJ gaa we're lost nnd that tho city
will ho sued for damages,
Rov, S, T., Long, OF hL paul's Luthemn
church delivered an interesting lecture In
the opera house on Uncle sam,
Tho Adolhort College Cleo Club win
probably sing az lle opera house Christ
mas evening"
Mrs, stephen A, Della Malyr, Of Weeds
port, n, ", h the guest OF Mrs John G,
Garrett
A progressive cuchro party was held at
the residence of Mrs, liichtel, East Main
street last night
The finest smoke la tho city, tho lm-
porIal Jab manufactured 10y NJ, A, Graf
A meeting was held AZ the west side
hose reel house yesterday evening, 20 or
gNnlgG q hose company and committee
0f three was appointed 20 solicit mem-
bera, Another meeting will be held next
Wednesday evening,
A number Of young men met In the A.,
q, II, W, hall lnst night 10 organize q
dancing club, which viii hold dances
every few weeks this winter The follow,
Inc officers were oleclrdi President, Z,
II, Rudolphi first yIco'presdeut, q, NJ,
AtWRter, HcCOud yIce'prcaldenL Ed,
Rnlkoi board Of directors, q. II, Rudolph,
I'D, Pile, A, H. Coleman, Harry PocOek,
q, II, King, A committee on constitution
aud hy'aws was gppnlnlod as follows
Dr. Gardner, &, w. Alwnter, Bert Cole
man, Chns, &, King, j n, Merwin, II ls
the Intention Ia form u permanent CLUB,
aud o name will ho adopted az q future
mceilng
A portion of the cIbblng and ground
CHypd iu ut tho Erie street sewer trench
thlB morning, Fortunately on account OF
the rainy weather there was no one work-
Ing Ia itdt the tlmo,
The Harmonic baud viii organize an
orchestra, composed NJ sXteon members,
~ take part Ia their concert 10 be given la
the near future.
MNsslLLoN, Dee, 10.
Mfr. Joseph Grapevine h the proprietor
of the Wuycrly Hotel u this city aud also
prominently Identified with local politics,
Tho following will show that hc h also an
able lieutenant OF Major Mckinley
Shortly Aflor the election travelling man
stopped M hls hotel, and among other
things made use Of lhe writing tables,
Upon one Of the pndf hc found half
written letter Ia Mr., Grapewlne'a hand.
writing which be- thought would make In.
torcsling reading for John Mcbride, and
M ho was frond Of hat gentleman hO
mailed copy of II 10 him, The letter
was addressed 10 Major Mckinley
and said thnt the Democratic
we're exceedingly alert aud wen
organized, that they were laying their
ropes already FOR the Congressional came
pnign next year John Mcbride was
spnkcn Of Rs the Democratic candidate
FOR Congress, aud Mr., Grapevine cnu-
toned Mckinley 20 bo on his guard
against Macs growing power and inilu-
encc. This will he pleasant nowa for
Democrats In 80 lnrna Il shows that tho
Republicans know themselves that they
are losing their grip In this county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

frequently with his wife, who was raised
hera, Col, Atwood was u native OF Ham,
iltou, Madison Go, N, w and Wps aged "a
yeirR, Tic was the propriel0rot lhp WIS
cnusin State Jnumnl, und was quite pros
pernus, The foreman in said olllee Tor
ihe pnst thirty years is Samuel Hawk,
brother 0l Frrd Hawk of this city, Mr.
Hawk learned Che printing huh lNesa ln the
DEMOpHAT office in Canton about thirty
five years ago, aud ID b. likely that upon
him win dHyulyn the principal reHpnual'
hIliynf carrying on lln olllce hereafter
Mrs, Atwood WIS known iO many na lne
widow Poe, her first husband being dead,
hhe was the oldest daughter OF Conner
Sweeney tic hnttcE who lived on Che lot
now occupied by lrauk i, Meyer just east
Of tho now y, NJ, q, A, building, and not
ON tho lot Ut the young mems building, aH
tho Rep states, The lot now used 10y the
y, NJ, g, A, la tho limo nt the hWeenrNh
WAS occupied by the PlTongai Francis
iITOug, ON the corner with q blacksmith
shop aud hii brother, John Plrrong, Just
east of him with a stone .cuuer's shop,
Marble was but little used In those days
as most Of tho lomhslones were made OF
native stone,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.

Michael Kelly, while Being Takon 10
Jail, btarta 20 Run, hut Two shota
Bringg Him 10 n Halt
AZ tnbout o'clocl, this afternoon no lit-
Tie excitement was caused IN Court street,
near the court house. Marshal Gentry
aud OlllcUr MuCuft were cscorting Mi
chUol Kelly aud Michael Burns TO the
jail They had been before Mayor Blake,
whore they had been nrrligncd Oh tho
charge OF burglary and larceny They
entered plea Of not guilty and were sent
70 jail IN default Of 500 bail Their honr-
Ing will take place at o o'clock tomorrow
morning,
Officer McCort had Kelly In charge,
and whom Fifth street was roaohod he
made a desperate break for liberty. He
ran north on Court TO Fourth street, with
the officer In close pursuit, lie turned
the corner whom u Slot was fired 10y the
olllcor. llo did not seem 90 heed this,
whom another charge made him throw up
his hands and ploid for mercy. llo was
tHkcn 90 the county Jail
II has since been claimed that ono Of
shots fired took effect In Kollcy's right
heel, and nj present IN receiving surgical
attention, The wound IL not serious but
just enough TO give him nRontlo reminder
OF the clutches Of the law.