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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-13
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Take Prescriptions to City Drug store
l2-3-tf.
City Drug store-New Goods. 12-3-tf.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES at Illg &
Bro. Dolerosa street. E-4-u.
Fresh COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hay, Grain.
Etc. at Illg & Bro. DoloroSa street l2-4-tf
Alamo book store, telephone $40.
DIR. Ward, dentist, 254 Commerce.
ROUGH ON CORNS. Hard or soft
,,orns. l5c. (G9-1y
Influenza is prevalent among San
Antonio's horses to small extent.
s.-Masauerade ball at the Washing
ton theatre tonight. 2-l3 1t
The funeral of the late DR.. Wade
occurred this morning and was well
attended.
Miss Jesusa Hernandez, aged l6
years, died today.
Justice Heron has been engaged
on civil business the past few days.
Officers Sanchez and Diaz arrest
ed two Suspicious characters last
night. Jim Brown and Jno. Smith.
You are invited to attend the
masquerade ball at the Washington
tepight, 2-l3 1t
DIR. Ward, dentist, 254 Commerce.
TROUGH ON WORMS" Sure
Cure. 25c.
DIR. Ward, dentist. Pa Commerce.
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. l5c.
At Druggists.
Old chronic coughs are relieved more
speedily by &C. G. G. Certain Cough Cure"
than any other remedy. Sold by A.
Dreiss.
Cameron buys. and sells, second hand
bHggy'S, harness &c. Acequia street.
Harness, buggy tops &c. made mend
ed. cleaned and oiled. Cameron Acequia
street.
DIR. s. Burg, late physician I'm.
periai Hospital of Vienna. Office and
residence pa North street. Telephone
l22. -20-6m
-Matzos meal and cakes for easter.
Call at T.. MOke's store No. SIS Mill
tary Plaza, and send in your order.
1-l9-2m.
If YOU have b message or package
to deliver and want prompt service NJ
the lowest rates, ring up telephone
SIS. MERCHANTS can save money by
having their goods delivered by
SMART & Holt,
l-15:lm IS soledad St.
City chop house at 6l7 West
Commerce street, TOR sale. II 6t
"A hrSt class four morse steam engine,
nearly new, in good order, and siX-hors
boiler new, can be bought at bargain at
LIGHT office. l1-l4-tf.
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. !ss
All Druggists.
sB- Bear i'll mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber. at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
East End still in the lead More
lots selling to actual home builders
than in any other subdivision In the
CITY. Remember these lots are all
so feet front and selling cheaper than
dirt. If you don't believe it, investi-
gate. Terms very easy. Sweezy d
Newman, agents, 423 East Houston
street. II If
The shoe store of r. Beck, on
Houston street, was entered by
thieves and robbed of six pairs of
shoes, valued at S24 last night. The
business desk was ransacked. The
entrance was made Oh College street,
in the rear OF Wagner Bros. shop.
The board of health should fumi-
gate that associated press correspon-
dent who hangs out around the EX-
press Office for sending out those dis
patches about 800 cases of smallpox.
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Waco is sued for $1,000 by Mrs.
Stollard, who alleges lack of care at
the pest house TO which her husband
was removed and where he died.
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$500 Will Buy

Two fire building lots on Government
Heights a EDITION. Finely located. A certi-
led check on Sam Maverick accepted as
ash. II. b. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office. II
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WAGNER g. C IABOT,
HOUSEFURNISHERS.

Gas snd electric light fixtures put
up by an expert gasfitter at at anti
trust prices.
Gas and Gasoline cooking stoves.
Crockery, china and glassware from
every part of the globe.
Agents for Indurated fibre ware,
Agents, Western washing machines
Silverware, cutlery, brio brac,
lamps, coal vases, coalhods, hresets,
ETC., etc.
Commerce, Navarro and Crockett SITS.
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"THx PKorLE's PAPER."-Some paper.
are eternnlly styling themselves as tn,
"fiends Of the people" ami tho people s
papers" and all such nonsense. Ifa paper
solicits tho patronage Of the people, irrespcc.
tive Of race, condition, etc., it is reasonable
to suppose that such = paper will be con.
dueted in what thA sditor considers tho
best interest .of those people. provided they
do not conflict with his own legitimate in
tere'ts. But what most editors mean by
ssying that they are conducting u people s
paper is that they are always resdy to 20
with The majority. no matter what happen.
in ether words they pretend that they
think The majority is always ri:h., when
they know that the minority often has the bc It
side Wherever you hear a paper claiming
to be the people, paper, you may generally
conclude that that paper is after the subscrip.
tions Of tho people. and not working for their
best interests. The so.called peoples papers
are often the worst enemies which the pco.
pie have.-CheraW Reporter,
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Correspondence Of the Union TrMRs.
Hslloh! from the Telephone.

JeSn,viLLE, April G.-Yssterday morn
t-suo Notwithstanding ItSst v6a pis6fy 81 TO-.
The peach, pear and plumb trees are out 10
full bloom, but the frost bns killed the fruit
The apples and cherries are to bloom We,
snd We hope will escape frost and provide
US with fruit.
The grounds getting in order for plow-
| ing again and the signs are moro favorable
| for clear weather.
Rev. George u. Foyd preached in the
Methodist Church hsrs last Sunday nipht.
Mr.. Boyd served the Jonesvipe charge in
1878 and made msuy friends who were
glad to NEE. him again and hear him speak
from the sacred desk. limo seeing to deal
gently with him, for he looks about as young
and vigorous as he did thirteen years ago.
Mrs. F. c. Halle, Of Jsnesville, died at
Trough Sh 'als last Saturday night and will
be baried at her home hero to-day. She
was Texas lady and was married twice in
that State: frat to . Mr.. Garner. who died
several years since, then to Mr.. F. c. Halle.
who was iii.n living in Texas. but who
Afterwards returned to Jonesville, his nat i've
home, and died here in February 1885,
Mrs. Halle leaves several children and a
host OF friends 10 mourn her sad death.
Miss Viek Ere. !. improving aHa ;nvre /.
strong hope now that she will recover,
though her condition is yet very crisical.
MIR. c. c. Harris, who has been at Blacks
burg, studying telegrnphy. has completed
his studies and returned 10 Jonesville.
Mrs. Ella Rowell. who has been in Geor-
gia forseveral months, hs. returned to her
home in Jsue,rills.
Mis-, Carrie Eisou has been on . visit Of
several days t, her friend, in Spart.nburg.
Mis-, Myrtis koon, who has been on a
visit to Jonesville. returned to her home
near Union yesterday.
DR.. NJ. W. Chambers, Of Kslton, boarded
the train hero yesterday for Atlsnia. When
Mack lsf us he was working in single har-
ness, but he will not return Tho Same way,
and "don't ysu forget it,"
There is much sickness in the country
sid Inc Doctors are kept very busy.
There is question that has lately come
up in this community that I will ask the |
Farmers Alliance to decide II is this:
Whcrea renter or tenant only takes a no
arm, whose lace is it t, put down the
,usno.
To make the question more plsin: Some
lines tenants take farm that they call a
Zoe farm; that is, they don't do any plow-
ng. but do the hoeing and gathering for ono
bird OF the crop. landlord and tcnan.
n this community have a farm Of this kind
or this ye,r and They are squabbing over
he question of who should, put :, in. .,Iyh
ONE another; and 1 'ni"k "''
b., the Alliance should decide.
TRIspuONB. |
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Correspondence OF Union TIMES.
Doings at the Pea Ridge Capital.

KsLToN, April 6.-AIR. EDITon.-I know
we should not srumble at the Lords work,
but it seems almost Impossible for us farm-
ers TO keep from it. some in es, when it
seems that the elements are against us and
we cannot got ready for planting at all but
the good book tells us that "a,l things work
together fer good" and we must, or should
not doubt what holy wit says.
II is with regret that announce The death
OF Dir. A. q. Wood, sr. Inst woane.day
night the cold iron grasp Of death mapped
the brittle cord Of life and the good cid
mans soul crossed over the river If life 10
wear n crown of hlessedness and to sit on
the right hand OF God throughout eternity
Hc tcgSs"d he children 10 meet him in
Heaven. This may be troad assertion,
but his dying words 60 to prove that his
soul waa going back to the Gcd that gave il.
The large congregation that attended his
burial and the funeral services which were
conducted by Rev. d. p. B yd, goe, to show
the high esteem in which he was held by
the people in the community where he lived.
William Adams lost an infant Sunday
morning. March Goth.
+. G. Gamers infant died Saturday, and
its burial and funeral wns conducted by
Rev. ID. T. Boyd Sunday morning.
The Temperance cic'y of Kcton has
renrganizei and some Of the member, Say
they intend todo all in their power to mako
good templars of every person that they
possibly can, and think they mean Just
what they say, for there n, . some very cner-
eic young Ladies and Gentlemen that be-
long to The Kelon Division
Go ahead, good templars, you. have en-
listed in great and good cause. You may
keep many poor child from being hungry
and ragged lntemperunce causes many
Yam 1,x- e.I.S L
hearted women and ragged children; it
causes dishonesty and murder it causes
many sons and husbands 10 fill d unknrds'
graves; il causes hundreds, yea tEousands,
If sous 10 60 into eternity unpreJ arcd to
meet their Gcd. Young Lad cs and Gentle
men, work faith fully for. the tsu:cd temper
'nce, for iy so doing you may add many
stars to your crown in Heaven.
ELTON WHEEL.
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Personals.

Miss He'en Groer hes gone to Aowor,h.
Ca, TO attend the Normal School at that
place.
Mics Mildred Hinnant, Of Spartaub.rg,
is on visit to relatives and friends at this
P,~...
Miss Carrie Octzcl has returned from the
Cinsinnati Conservatory OF Music, and has
taken a position as Assistant in the Music
department Of the Clifford Seminary.
Judge Wallace is at homo after closing
the labors Of the Spring term Of the sth
Circuit.
s:vss'' ". u. Bewlsy and p. N. Cohen,
have gone TO Bristol. Tenn. What fort Well,
it's mono Of our business.
Mrs. Annie O'Brieut and daughter, Of
Spartanburg, arc visiting Mr.. Gee. Geddes
aud family.
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Correspondence Of the Uoion Trxrs.
Hiysrsids Ripplss.

Bavefoioe Aippiess
Nh. EpIvor. /, almost t
stsnd,ii;i o, ::ysrs;de. Mud and slush i,
che sbsorbing topic, and still the rain con-
tinuss 10 come down. A half dozen or so
good dAys' pl,wing Is the most We have
- ..;. year. 0vus Gearing. . little
fspsiog, and putting some pine tops about
IN washes 10 about oil there 10 to show for
the Let Qaartsr Of the present yssr.
Those Who are calculating on big crop
i-QaAd eenIs cotssu viii 6Ase to "dp
rsaod ID goousys--A-..A-i.. .2srap In due
season.
| Ssms Spring osis hsvo been sown. bat
very small acreage Of Fall oats Is to be seen.
We oil made a mist>ke the las, year in not
putting in = good crop Of Fall and Winter
osss. wss down in Fairfield County last
week and saw s,me fine fields Of Fall oats,
| which was quite . relief to tho eye, sfter
Surveying for miles ami miles barren bills
and br"omsedse.
I 6nd that the farmers in Fairfield arc
taking better care Of their lands Than we
are in Union. 1t iss rare thing to fud a
terrace in Union, but in Fairfield and also
10 some parts Of Richland, terrace. are TO
be seen everywhere. The great benefits de-
rived from them are unmi,takab'e. Now,
isn't it passing strange that the lanl owners
are net more diligent in this an-imporrant
matter Of farm work 1t i, certainly q
poor looking chance FOR o living TO SEQ .
fellow plowing rel hills with all the rict
virgin soil washed of into tho beds Of creek.
and rivers.
. Now, iu pitching this years crops, let
see that We make our living at homs-'h
, "hog AMI hominy" part at least.
Mrs joe returned home last week alto
.peudins two weeks with her father, th
Rev. l.. c. Chsppsll, who is now very lo'
, with dropsy.
, whst has gone with brother Gsre! an'
: whero is MIR. "E," and bow about thos
fine cabhagei +. W. J. don't write like h
a used to-wh.t ais him' Give US the dot
Q gents. l think brother Gore ought to let III
hear from him oftener. would mucl
. rather read letter than write one.
There IL . section Of read in this c'nmu
r nifty minus an Ovc-sser. Will the rr"pe
asthoritis, take notisef
We understand that work on the Lock
n hart Shoals Factory will Ss commenced a
soon as the weather clears up. So mote
0 DO.
a There have be N three deaths in one mil
It Of thi, place iuside Of two weeks-a
!. | colered, and all females all o: whom die
Il with consumption.
!, Mr.. J. Wallace Meng is improving, on
st We horc to sec him stout again.
e At this writing il is still raining. WI
y ever saw tho like afore?
y We have been informed that Mr.. W.
h Robinson. Of Washington, will return
y South Carolina and engage in the mercs
tile business with Mr.. ". A. Noorhead.
Como back home, Wall.ce.-its the be-
place. JOE.
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Tho State, tho Early Bird.

The decided newspaper ability and .nt.r.
prise exhibited hy the editors aud mana esrs
OF The State places that paper alongside the
most popular and valuable daily papers in
inc country, and We are truly pleased to
hear that it is receiving the literal support
from the people that it so richly deserves.
II IL just such paper as the people Of South
Caro- ina have wanted at tic Capital for
years. Its bold, aggressive, but cminently.
hon"r"h'" aaa cc;:.:1.is spirit must com.
msnd the respect Of every one whose respect
is worth seeking
The central location of Columbi. should
have given her daily papers dccid cdei ad :
vantage over all other dailies in tho State.
but the proprietors OF her journals 'slept
upon their right" and allswcd the Charleston
papers to "hold the trains until thsy could
catch the Columbia papers leaving their
s'hces every morning and get an even start
not only in Columbia but throughout the
State.
The STATE soon demanded a change of
schedule that would give the Columbia
papers their proper place i'm the run. md
got it too, and now that journal drop. into
the Union Postoffcc from 5 to { hours
earlier than any other dnily in or out Of tho
the state. We are getting too oil 10 nav.
much push about us. but we admire and
encourage 1t in the young men who are
honestly and bonsrably striving 10 win ro.i-
non go the front, by their own labors and
worth
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Homer Boil.
The Nonor Roll Of this dradsd d Seho'l for
month soding March 26tE, is a. follows:
7rH GR.s,,
.r:-.. u&-.S.-aist ase, secsnd Honor:
orH GRADE.
FRS. Hon.i.-win Cotton. Second Honor.
-L'izs oriAball.
5rH GRADE.
First Honor-Jamcs Powell. Second
Hon0r.-Will Aglish.
AIH GRADE.
First Ilonor.-Dnsis Young. Second
Honor.-Nsll Grimhall.
SD GRADE.
First Honor.--Gertrude Gee. Second d
Honor. Charlie Counts.
CA. GRAEsER, JR.,
Principal Graded School,
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sPesial drives in Mems fc't Hats for one
dollar, at the CITY CASH STORE. II
Commissioners

How To Gsr TO SLslr.--A .ugg.stisu
recently made 10 regard to methods Of in.
dueins or promoting slecpinsss las bean
pat ~ practical test by one reader q. TIC
New iors IIibus. with most erstryi,r r.
suits. The suByesti"n was that .loop could
DO wooed successfully 10y q method Of count
ing IN this fashion: q: l,2.s;
4; ], 2,3, 4, 8. eie., mp 10 25. The expert
menisr relates his experience in lhc follow
ing language: "My plan is not 10 ssus,
rapidly, but ts ell on mentally one figure
1hA every expiration of breath. A rorson
IN good hcslih count. =; thai r.,e obcut
twenty II minute. Before reaching as in
Tins scale, he mu't coust fer about .i.te,p
inmates, ss the series mounts. up 70 a35
eonnted straight ahead. But have found
one decided advantage over counting in rean.
lar order. That can be done mechanically
"ithout any mental activity Whatever. Tho
o'her method IS not burdsn.ome TO the mind
oht FURNISHES Just enough material TO keen
the thoughts off other subiso. oncn
nnd myself Forgetting tho number a, which
! ought to stop and return to ], Uhereuror
at once begin sgsin where | left off and
proceed 10 order. eaRno. say ihs, this
scheme Will Produce sleep when there is no
inclination or impulse in that direction. but
Theh 'nere is even a rudimentary impulse
know it will encourage and incrcas. !,
nave tired II good many times since fr.t
read about 1t in the Tribune and il hes onIy
JAILED me twice. Often on waking | win
remember that was not able to count be.
yond or before losing myself in s!umber.
l nave never yet counted up as far az 20.
l. think II on IL hos been my limit. | bo-
leVe that the author Of this suggestion b.s
conferred boon on people who arc troubled
With insomnia, althoughit IL cannot be exnec,.
ed to work in every case"
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buy pair of our "/<0h-Nu' Shoes for
Ladies; every Iair warranted.
GRAHAM X SPARKS

AG WIN sincere sorrow we read Of the
death ofthc venerable christian gentleman.
ME- samuel X. Todd, OF Lnurens, which sad
event occurred at his residence last Thurs.
day, the ID ofthis month in the SID vc.r oe
MS age SO far ns the human mind could
penetrate and judge the life, The actions. tbe
motives and spiritual aim, of any man, our
much loved old friend, Samuel r. Todd
lived and died pure christian and n no,,.
specimen OF nature snrblcst work-an honest
man Farewell dear old friend memory
calls tear from our eyes, and sadness
HE'S cur h'ar' at your departure. while
you arc rejoicing in the reward of a well
spent life
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Ys Lsesl h,d N - .,...I
The State Sundsy - -...S
met u Laursns - a.. -.
Convsn'ien wss 60 ~. 800. -
presses the idea W hs }. ...,., "a
grand sdeces,." = ~ ...,.... ar.
viii fully esprsss u, s.,n,. :.
s..Ss-- ----- -i-s-1 -. -.
prsssss.
TheSrsC amns ~ ess (.,.. and success.
..''s ..ss. .i;SlSs Isy. ..:: :: vi,
ten. sur.s'f with zsSsiosias oniys per-
tioy oft. &,
The reports from the various sosn'iss
were fun sud very encouraging. rws"sy.
seven eoun.ies in The Stsis have county
orsasisaiions which are doing I great deal Of
gooi.
The report .fthe ststs OrgS'iser, showed
/. decided t. cre'ss In the County organis--
tisns.
| The most interesting feature Of the Cen
vcntion was Nrrm.l LessoH on teaching. by
Mrs. W. +. Craft., which was instructive,
interesting and captivating.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Crafts taught =
elsss Of oLild,.u in the presence Of . large
audience, in which sA illustrated the
method, she employs injtsacbius her class
Of tive hun lrsi in New York City. The
lesson was, .'saved foB the famine" Mr..
Crafts bui miuia.uB city Of sand, walled
y -,.A. .Aioaka Apl f-tkouuaed it with rape,
teuts. She thsse6sf6sptei on the story q
tho deIivsrsnce Of samaris from the cohort'
Of Benhsdsd, ani she held the enrsptured st
tsntion Of all present throughout the lesson
Mrs. Crafts es,iai"ly captured tho Csuven
lion. As an evidde,ce Of the aIpreeiat:on
At the closing Of The convention. Mr.. w. L
Grey, on the pnt VI tho Convention, pre-
ssn,sd Mrs Crafts with silver cup.
Mr.. Wm. Reynolds, Of Of Peoria, lllino''
made several we'll timed addresses o.
various subjects, which werc both inter'stin
aud instructive.
Mr.. Reyn lis Is very earnest ch'i.tis
gentleman, and he IL good worker for tn
International Committee.
Seven hundred dollsrs was pledged by th
County Associate ms md private subscrip
: iions for tho state work. The Orgsnixs
will be kept in the doll all the time. DIR
log the coming e,nysntionel year..
In short. ws pronounce the Con'eutie
grand success.
( The citizens Of Lauren, entertained th
+ delegates in most hosritsbls manner, ssw vi
testified to by q resolution Of thanks th'
l. was passed on the evening Of ndjournmen
IT 1t was pleasure FOR u, to be present
10 tho meeting Of the Convention at Lauren
70 our native hc,b, for while there We m
y many friends Of by-soas days; t. whom
. are particularly under Obligations :or mar
d courtesies shown u, and we are glad to "a
}. that Lsurens is on = steady upward srew'
l. aud bids fair to rank With her sister citi
d Of the State.
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H0h- Our young tyI friend, Jetsr Counts,
has dropped his stick" in the TINES offic,
and gone where there is nlw.vs 20 bs found
something good TO eat-at Mr.. J. B. Porter,
Grocery store. Jctsr is q fret. .class Young
man and we parted with him very reluct-
ant!y.
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THIS oF-IIsH-AL OnoAN.-The peoples
uovernor and the peoples paper are getting
quito fraternal. His Excelency rang mn
the RcSster editorial room by telephone on
Saturday night and requested one Of the
san 10 st'p out and order shad sent up TO
the Executive Mansion. Columbia Reoisfer.
That settles it. The Register is entitled
10 be recognized <ts.esi ~ ~" "-,-''-r.'
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The Racket Store.

We call special attention TO the advertise.
mcnt with the above head line, over the two
last columns Of our advertising page, Me.srs
Harry Bc'k have engaged that corner Of
the THINKS. and our readers may lcok right
there every Week fer something new {. b.
found in that store.
Messr' Harry Belk come among us
with nneIceptionable social and business
Characters, from the City CT Charlotte, y. c.,
where they ara well known and highly re-
spec'cd az young men of pure moral worth
ahd hyperion business unalities