The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10
LOCAL DOTS.

-"Spread the Light"
Rain is possibility tomorrow.
MIR. John Owens has wool securing mill
enterprise on hand with fair prospects of sue
cess.
Seven marriage licenses were issued last
week.
Music and dancing at Jonas garden to-
morrow.
-Ten-pin rolling at Mission Garden to-
morrow.
Ifyou you are in need of job printing, call
at the LIGHT.
Tons of fruit is being shipped into this
market daily.
"A cool furnished room is wanted. Ad-
dress Sim Hart.
The grade examinations in the public
schools have begun.
"A prominent wool buyer informs us that
the west is republican.
"A railroad to Fredericksburg is almost
like forgotten dream.
The wool market is very quiet The
northern buyers have fled.
Concert and dance at Mission Garden to-
morrow evening and night.
Tomorrow the churches will all be open
for the conviction of sinners.
1t has been long time between drinks
with our local political strikers.
"A state bar association is to be organized
at Galveston on the 18th of July.
Chapman is on trial this morning again
for another charge of horse theft.
After the storm comes the calm-the
Volksfest makes things seem dull.
Tomorrow Medina Park invites the
thousands to seek its sylvan shades.
Prof. Frank L. Hunt, who has been in.
disposed for the past week, is out again.
Don't forget that there will be a concert
and dance at Mission Garden tomorrow.
If the weather is fine large number are
expected to visit Medina park tomorrow.
You can 20 to Medina park and return
in time to take in Jonas garden tomorrow.
dina park, and the music and dancing is free.
Justice Adam will call his civil docket on
the new term on Monday morning at 10 a. m.
"A marriage license was issued this NOM
ing for the union Of Maito Vargas and Juliana
Luna.
An old man with straw hat painted blue
is around begging, who the police might find
a job for.
We are glad to hear that Col. Mckee will
be confirmed United States Marshal for the
northern district.
The Rincon street public school give a |
literary and musical entertainment June 10th. |
Tickets IS cents.
The happy family are bac kward about
they should remember that the
printer must live. |
We have received many expressions from |
liferent points of the district favoring Gov.
Davis for congress.
The foundation of the new building on |
he west side of Commerce street bridge is |
,eing laid in cement.
Remember Mr.. Peter Jonas will have his
usual attractions at his garden tomorrow, and
invites you to come out.
COL Pete Freer is before the U. S. court
It Austin as visitor-Pete is sadly missed at
lone. But he is home again.
The FIVE year old son of Mrs. Mary Hern-
lon, of San Pedo avenue, broke his arm last
vening by a fall from fence.
The practice of renting the highways.
lleys, bridges, etc., for nominal sums, by the
ity, is simply hgh-handed piece of business.
The adoption of the report of the i'm
committee to macadamize or other
Use improve the plazas and certain streets is
cry indefinite.
Secretary Henderson, of the republican
ational committee, considers the victory in
)rigon the first wave OF tidal storm, this fall,
nat will sweep the country for republication.
Judge Osche claims the credit for ori.
mating the courthouse building. o, is
poken OF as a candidate for county Judge |
ess.
1T is reported that monthly receptions
ill be held for the ladies, at the club. We
Ike this feature OF the club-it will be sort
monthly restoration to the paths of recti-
lde and virtue.
"A man who says his name is c, w, {
rown, and states that he comes from Phila-
elphia, but who has English appearance and |
cent. has been found on the street apparent |
suffering from dementia.
The Times likens our hacL ,,e, 70 .