The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-25
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Geo. Dashell will be candidate for re-
election, of course.
Do not forget to call and examine the stock
of Erastus Reed before buying elsewhere. st
No ticks about Hertzberg, except in his
clocks.
ANY one wanting shepherd dog, (feme)
can get particulars at this Office.
Erastus Reed has just received a lot of nice
and cheap bed room suits. SIS St
There will be review of United States
troops at the post this evening at Ago p. m.
The young furniture man referred to in
yesterdays Times, sometimes sells newspaper
reporters, as we'll as furniture.
Gen. Baylor did not get rid of the mint
julep democracy of San Antonio, but the hope
OF getting even remains.
There will be a prize rolling match to-
night between the Niggli garden and Casino
clubs, at Niggli's garden, to commence at $50.
-Messrs. Rhodius & Tempsky are shipping
a very fine grand piano to Don Antonio Garcia,
of Saltllo.
There was only one case before the recor-
der this morning that Of Phoebe Thorn who
was fined $40 for striking.
Justice Adam has no intention Of running
for the Office of constable, but we understand
he will be candidate for reelection.
Three sick men have been sent to the
county hospital; one, an Englishman named
Collier, was also sent last night very sick with
typhoid fever, and likely to die.
Policeman Rips made affidavit against
Thomas Haley, for aggravated assault on
lady named Milley Haley. Defendant jailed
in default of 5000 bail to await grand jury.
We are requested to state that Mr.. Leo
nardo Garza's forcible detainer suit is for re-
covery of possession of the Clipper stable, and
not the Central hotel stables.
Phil Del has lately been improving the
appearance and general convenience of his
stables on Blum street. He now has the
handsomest stables, as we'll as livery turn outs,
in the city.
Mrs. Boutland's petition for the custody
of her child Irene, ended by Judge Smith plac-
ing the child in the orphan asylum for the
present.
There is no strike in the LIGHT Office as
reported by the Express. Some of the boys
had made so much money that they concluded
to 20 into the banking business-that's all.
-Messrs. Bowling & Flood, of Houston
street, are receiving large quantity of first
class drugs, toilet articles and druggists sun
dries from New York, New Orleans, Phila-
delphia and other places.
The Literary and Debating Society will
tonight debate the proposition, "Resolved,
that compulsory education be enforced in
Texas" The Society meets in the district
court room at 8 o'clock, and friends of men,
beers are invited.
The Volksfest committee has wisely for
hidden all touting on the part of drink retail
ers. If man wants drink he will be able to
get it, but he will not be pestered for orders by
the rival runners of the various beer tents.
Just received by Erastus Reed, lot Of nice
assorted hall racks. SIS Ct
If you wish anything in the furniture line
buy it of Erastus Reed. 525
Bulls bushes like girl when the pre-
sentation sword is mentioned. The Indian in
western Texas is alreadya ghost Of the past,
but the people Of West Texas want to express
their admiration to the gallant officer who pro-
tected their homes when the savage was in
possession of the western border.
The examination of James and Berry
Bucklew was concluded yesterday before
Commissioner Paschal. Later on indct-
ments were filed against both prisoners, and
it is said the case will come up in the Federal
CO urt to-day.
Mrs. Boutland filed a petition in the
county court yesterday for the custody of her
daughter Irene. The petition alleges that her
daughters age is ID years, that she is now
with Mrs. Jones, that she is now in an i'm
proper place, and refuses to obey the lawful
commands of her mother, and prays the action
of the court.
The improvement in variety and quality