The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-30
LOCAL ITEMS.



house last night.
Fritz Rnmmel has at last fallen be-
fore dengue's sickle.
The prettiest silk and fancy linen
handkerchiefs, ut Sheets
Fine hot soup and lunch at the SEN
ate every day. ll-2s-tf
The dance Mt TESTS was well Mt
tended and passed of pleasantly.
City and Lone star beer drawn d.
rect fIom the key, at the Senate. II
Tile dance after III concert nj
Krisch Hall last night was nm enjoyable
affair.
Postmaster Howard hns at last got
out the Democratic flag over the post
office.
Mrs. Richardson, aged 80 years,
died en- the 2Gth In the Third Ward from
old age.
The dramatic section OF the Arbeiter
Verein expect to visit New Braunfels
next Sunday.
The latest. the greatest, the best, the
cheapest hat on earth Ia the Guyer hat,
at Y. Sheets. ll-l0-6
Eleven deaths and one stillborn
made mp the mortuary list in this city
for last week.
"A very large stock Of fall and win
ter underwear. Prices right.
lO-2l-3m PANcoAsT Il son.
-Wanted-'rhree or four carpenters
for finish. Apply at Excelsior Flaming
Mills, Cotton q Hornung. ll-3O-lt
Mrs. Il. II. Cunningham on Gov
eminent Hill, wants good trusty nurse
and iirst-class cook. ll-3O-lt
"A big crowd was at Garroni's hill
Saturday and last night, shaking their
toes to their hearts content.
Chris Miller on horseback, ran n race
against two foot racers on Government
Hill yesterday. Sickle lost the race.
"A two-story. nine-room house, stu
ated Mt No. 0l2 Avenue G, for sale cheap.
All modern oonveniences. Inquire on
premises. I-2i-lm
Good Cook Wanted Inquire of Mrs.
a. e. Schryver, Dignowity Hill. Good
wages and steady situation to q compe-
tent person. ll-26-f
Robert Richardson, the negro ar
rested for cruelty TO goat on Military
plaza, was dismissed by the Recorder
this morning.
-Messrs. Martin & Schryver have e
tabllshed n city Office for the lumber bust
ness at No. Commerce street, next to
the bridge.
Superintendent Joe Herrin. of the
International and Great Northern Rail-
way, came in on a special last night,
and IL in town to-day.
Mr.. NJ. Wolf, formerly the rustling
travelling salesman for Paul Wagner's
Bazaar, has accepted similar position
with Goldfrank. Frank IL Co.
Mr.. Arthur Richards was elected
Vice-President ofthe San Antonio Typo
graphical Union yesterday. None other
but routine business was transacted.
Mr.. C. B. Russell. route agent OF the
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. is In the
city. He has removed his family to San
Antonio, and will hereafter reside here.
For sale or rent, cheap, two one
story cottages, situated on Dallas street,
first block north ofMadison Square. In
quire OF II. w. Carrico, No. 9l2 Az
enue G. ll-2i-lm
Rev. Mr.. Riley, Cumberland Presby-
terrain minister at Dupree. Texas,
preached an eloquent sermon in the Sole
dad street Cumberland church yester-
day morning.
Decorated planished hot water urns,
planished-handled hot whiskey glasses,
Tom and Jerry sets, TASKS and all other
bar goods, cheap, at Gregory & Co.'S
China Hall. 1l-30-3t
Mr.. +. NJ. Cooper. General Superin-
tendent of the Wells. Fargo Express
Company, headquarters at San Fran
cisco, passed through the city yesterday
on his way to Houston.
The two horses purchased by Com
missioner Hoefiing In sherman for the
use Of Fire Company No. 9, have ar
rived and are pronounced to be beauties
by lovers OF horseilesh.
j. G. Shafer who forged an order on
Nichols q Co.. for suit OF clothes, and
also stole valise from friend, was ar
rested at San Marcos Saturday and
brought back to San Antonio.
Robert Becker says he killed his pet
cat with one shot from his revolver
about o'clock yesterday morning. The
cat was trying to steal chickens out OF
the hennery when caught in the act
The First Presbyterian church on
the corner OF Houston and North Flores,
was crowded to overlooking last night,
and much interest was manifested.
These meetings will continue during the
week.
The text OF the sermon preached by
Church. yesterday was: THE Immuta-
bilitv Of God" and not the Immortality
Of God, as announced In Saturdays
paper.
Money loaned on collateral securl-
ties. Specially in buying oast-off cloth
ing at highest prices. Postal card Or
ders strictly attended to at Arkansas Loan
Office, corner Of Military plaza and South
Flores street. S-29-3m
Mr.. ID. NJ. Alexander's ADVERTISE
ment OF fine watered pasture of 500
acres for sale can be seen on the third
local column of the fourth page of the
LIGHT, where It should be read by par
ties wanting fine pasture.
Officer Dickey arrested three vag-
rants yesterday, at Stoves Il Sons East
Commerce Street lumber yard, who
were taking II easy, summing themselves
and reading the papers. Each was con-
ylcted and fined.
Officer Coy found a pair of mules
and spring wagon, with some grocer
les in 1t, on Cameron street, early Sun
day morning, AS no owner could be
found, the rig was put in livery stable.
1t was afterward found that the owner
lives near the Alamo Creek.
The LIGHT is the great religious
daily OF this part Of the Southwest, and
Its reporters are competent to take Sun
day sermons in good style, as will be
seen In the sermon published every
Monday. Also will be found n choice
assortment Of city local news, which the
average reader can digest at his ease.
New goods are daily arriving M