The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
LIGHT SHARKS.
San Antonio is full of people.

! anu 10 as hSity - SSSAs
The county commissioners should be frs
class men.
The literary and debating society had n
meeting last night.
The democratic county ticket produce
little enthusiasm.
The county commissioners on the demo
cratic ticket are all from the country.
Candidates wanting tickets will consul
their interest by calling at the LIGHT office.
-Callender's minstrels concluded last nigh
their successful engagement at Turner hall.
Mrs. Reinipger broke the shafts of he,
buggy to-day in front of the LIGHT office.
Policy holders. in some Of the marriage
associations are beginning to feel little
''shakey."
Only one permit was issued this day, that
was granted to Frank Milas for a small $40
dwelling.
deputy Marshal Niggli has arrived in San
| Antonio with several prisoners and witnesses
from FL Paso.
Stone distractions in the streets are in
convenient, and are an Infringement of the
public right.
The new patch on the courthouse is al
ready talked of as d suitable shell for an opera
house.
Hancock on reflection thinks it is not ad
visable to dine heartily when you have
speech on tariff to deliver.
The democratic county ticket is now full
and it is left to the people to say whether it
shall be elected.
The nomination of Mr.. Donaldson over
Merck for county surveyor illustrates the
growing lberality of the democracy.
The LIGHT reporter is invited to quiet
little wedding of pretty little pair, and he
hopes to attend.
Judge Rosenheimer is evidently reserved
for better fate than being struck by lightning
in democratic convention.
The LIGHT acknowledges the receipt OF
complimentary tickets for the b. b. A. enter
tainment of Oct. 2Ist.
'Fresh Limberger cheese" is advertised.
That is novelty. Was ever limberger fresh
1t never SMELLS 50.
The first quarterly meeting OF the British
association occurs toni ght, and full attend
ance is requested.
The Missionary Baptist convention met |
yesterday, and after some formal proceedings |
adjourned until Saturday.
The county commissioners nominated by |
the democratic convention are very satisfac
tory-not one from the city.
What is this man charged With" asked
Recorder Anderson. "With whiskey, your
HONOR" replied the sententious policeman.
Ben Barrow, the we'll known hackman
who drove for Mr. Smith and who died from
consumption was buried yesterday.
"A new lunch stand will be opened at
liart's saloon Tomorrow night. Oyster soup
will be served at ten cents 4 plate.
San Antonio needs one liberal, public
spirited citizen to put up a large, modern
lotet like the new one built in Houston by
Baker.
Our citizens do not begin to realize the
eject OF the opening of the California road
lpon our city. We are unprepared to receive
he people who will be brought to US.
The Arbeiter Verein society will not have
heir hop as advertised, on next Sunday night,
N account Of performance to be given by
ne Dramatic society.
There is talk of the Democratic conven-
ion being continued over Tomorrow. The
present phase is deadlock for second legisa-
or between Boone and Thompson.
j. G. Stuttz, dramatic combination, is said
o be entirely re-organized this season, and is
meeting with splendid success This company 7
viii probably visit San Antonio this season. :
That celebrated English politician, Lord 5
}rougham, declared that England could a
hord to incur some loss on the export of Eng
lsh goods for the purpose of destroying for a
On manufactures in the cradle"
In directing attention to the card Of DR.. 5
3urnham, who comes TO this city hi hly re- a
commended II should be stated that he is not
n partnership with DR.. Rankin as stated err
oneousiy in former issue of the LIGHT. 4
A prominent member of the democratic
convention in replying to the suggestion that !,
Wurzbach was left off the ticket would he
minus German, said, "Oh, no, we have
constable left to FILL"
"A transparency bearing the heroic legend: fl
' Ole for ireland, was carried in the Han \
ock PToceSslon,-it was stretched on .oap "
BOX, and was significant Of the fate of Ireland, a
he will be washed out" a
MIR. B. Oppermann has announce himself
as an independent candidate for cattle and
lde inspector. Mr. o. is worthy man and +,
vii serve the people with fidelity if elected. 81
lie Is well known has host of friends, and ly
MI make vigorous tight for the office. Al