The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-24
LOCAL DOTS.

LOCAL DOTS.
-Hertzberg's hair has been falling out
Sim Hart now sports white straw hat.
Six marriage licenses were issued last
week.
Sixteen building permits we're issued last
week.
There will be music at the springs to-
morrow.
The district court will resume business on
Monday.
Several fishing parties are booked for the
Leon tomorrow.
Concert and dance at the Mission garden
tomorrow evening.
Prof. w. B. Sterling is getting up ten
cent musical library.
Cheap ticket to St. Louis for sale at
Emerson's loan Office.
The excitement around the postoffice has
subsidized to some extent.
The Baptist church choir meets tonight
Prof. J. M. Hunt, choirster.
Peter Jonas will have his usual dance and
music at his garden tomorrow.
When you return from Medina park, you
will be in time to take in Jonas.
"A pleasant place to spend an evening is
NiggG's garden, on Alamo street.
castor Meslier is in the city looking after
the interests of the Wabash route.
Hans Mickle was troubled with head
swelling, and had himself sheared.
The Texas Wool has ordered a new
power press to print their weekly on.
To-day is St. Johns day, and several
parties are leaving for pleasure trips.
MIR. J. s. Lockwood had an attack of
sickness this morning, but is now better.
Music and dancing and lots Of cool beer
and lemonade at Jonas garden tomorrow.
"A general invitation extended to the pub.
lie to concert and dance at Mission garden.
The Irish land league will make prepare
tons to have grand 4th Of July celebration.
-Af6davits are being issued against thirty
citizens for non-payment of the occupation
tax.
Manuel Terrassas was married last even
ing to Francisco Hernandez in Justice Adams
court.
NO applications for postofice positions
to-day. Only about two hundred now regis
tered.
Justice Adams has officiated at twenty
weddings since January Ist. He has a good
deal to answer for.
The new buildings at the court house are
going on well, and the roof is already on one
part Of the extension.
Major Dryer, Oldest son has returned
for vacation from St. Mary's university, Cal
weston, and will return in September next.
The usual services at the First Baptist
church to morrow. Sunday School at a. M;
preaching at II a. m. and 8p. m. Seats free.
w. H. Dodson, pastor.
Mr.. Ernest Rische to-day bought of AL
bert Maverick lots and 9, block "a, corner
of Grand and River Avenue, on Milan
square, and expects to build soon.
Mrs. M. v. Shearn. wife of a prominent
busikess man of Laredo, who has been STOP
ping here for some time under treatment Of
DIR. Rankin, returned home last night, much
improved in health.
"A. w. Hartung has bought the old Rel
man place on Alemeda street, near his old
stand, and will have a new business open and
in full blast in six weeks hence, and will be
glad to see all his old friends there.
Mic. Cosgrove is confined to his bed by
sickness, which has prevented his journey
west The statement that he went to the
depot this morning and was injured by fall.
which is current in the city, is untrue.
Il. M. Penelosa has made an affidavit
against Avaristo Cara and George Gleason
for malicious mischief in roping one of his
COWS, by which the animal was injured and its
horn broken. The case is set for three
o'clock to-day.
MIR. J. N. Armstrong, proprietor of the
milk, butter and fruit depot. near Houston
street bridge, complimented the LIGHT with 4
big watermelon this morning. and it is such
fine one we recommend our friends to call on
Mr.. A. when they want nice fruit.
The usual divine services at the Macedon' a
Baptist church, tomorrow, corner Live Oak
and Starr streets: Sunday School at 9 a. m:
preaching at 3 p. m, by Rev. L. Hansburo, of
Houston, and at night by the pastor. Subject:
"The Time is Short" The public invited
E. M. Wright, pastor.
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