The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-27
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Naming dement, NJ fhsnlOn lHehlTe
tonight; 80 cents.
sheriff W. +. Jones, of Gonzales
county, is In the city.
Manning will be present at the
Fashion theatre tonight.
The Landa rent case is still on trial
in the District court.
The benefit for Marshal Manning to-
night at Fashion theatre.
MIR. Max Zimmerman left for trip
to Taylor, Texas, this morning.
An excursion to Houston and Gal
weston is spoken Of, to occur soon.
Cleveland is the choice Of the Ameri-
can people SO are Opera Puff Cigarettes.
MIR. Sa II W. Bennett has returned
from quite an absence In Sabinal canyon.
Mr. L. Michael returned from New
orleans last night. lie says he saw
it all.
Nat Sulbacher, the jolly little mer-
chant of Eagle Pass, Is In the city on
trip.
The san Antonio Lumber company,
Calcasieu Lumber Yard, is still in the
lead. 327-2t
Chang Wah. the demented China
man, will be tried next Monday for
lunacy.
Professor Whitehead's farewell
soiree and children's ball takes place to-
night at the Casino.
Divine services Mt the Temple Beth
III this evening at and ON tomorrow
morning Mt 10 O'Clock.
Turner hop, Turner hail. Saturday,
March -, for Turner's and their guests
(strangers) only. 32G-3t
Don't fail to see the garden fencing
Mt the san Antonio Lumber company's
Calcasieu Lumber Yard. 3-21-2t
Selling out the entire stock Of fruit
and ornamental trees at cost. No
West Houston street. W. W. BLAIR. 81
The great Rio Grande roundup by
the cattle raisers Of that sectio will not
take place until about the first of next
month.
Street Commissioner Nelson SAYS
the weather is too bad for his men to
work. Only n few are now engaged in
hauling gravel.
Lumber for sidewalks and garden
walks only Sl3 per 1000 at the san Anto-
MO Lumber company, CalCasleu Ium-
Der Yard 3-27-2t
1t reminds us Of old times to see the
prairie schooners loaded with lumber
leaving the San Antonio Lumber com
pany. CalGasieu Lumber Yard. 3-21-2t
Lest, an Irish setter dog: color red,
looks sickly. Anyone finding will re-
Geiye suitable reward by taking same to
Alamo saloon, Alamo plaza. 1t
The jewellers ON Salinas street are
complaining loudly of the lack Of good
sidewalks on their streets, and want to
know the reason why they cannot have
them built.
"A pretty little girl of II years liv-
ing In the Second ward Is being made to
mourn the ialsity and baseness of mans
love and promises. Her child Is now
about week old.
The spectacle ola city cartman lying
on his cart near the Mission garden last
night in very drunken condition was
wltnessedby great many people. All
efforts to sober him failed.
On account of removal, Cotton &
Bolton will sell at prices below cost, one
phaetOn, Milburn, one jump seat buggy,
and general assortment of household
goods. 1t
Madame Donaldson will positively
open her dancing academy on Saturday
April 18th, mt her hall opposite the
Maverick hotel. Call at G3l East IIous-
ton street. 81
"A cloth mandatory is to be started
in the city in Il very short time. This
is an assured fact. Full particulars of the
enterprise will be given as soon as all
negotiations are completed.
The LIGHT force are indebted to Mr..
Theodore Welter, the popular bar ten
der of Mr.. A. SGholZ, Tor good lunch,
which, to say the least, was heartily en-
joyed by all. Try it again, Theo.
Mr.. Herman Schuchardt, talented
young San Antonian, returned yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Schu-
chardt, from Philadelphia, where he
graduated at the college of pharmacy.
The street crossings in the business
portions of the city especially. are in n
very muddy condition. The Street Com
missioner formerly, had his men to
clearn them of, at least, in muddy
weather.
Emanuel Abrahams is going to sell
all his stock Of fine wines and liquors be-
fore prohibition" goes into force, and
has marked all prices down to cost Just
think of II! Six big bottles Of imported
beer for 81.
Mr.. Morltz Kalteyer, brother of
! beOTge II. hhlteyer, returned last night
from Philadelphia, where he has been
studying pharmacy and has been pro-
NOTED 20 the senior class of the Pharma-
ceutical college. lie will remain here
during his vacation.
The same bad dog reported in the
LIGHT some time ago as biting a lady on
Avenue +, yesterday bit two little chill
dren very severely. The dog Is owned
by gentleman named Dare, now living
near the immigrants Home. The ami
nal is very vicious and should be killed.
During the season of the wear. when
the weather is ohangeable and the morn
ings and evenings are frosty and chill
ing, while the middle of the day is quite
warm, there is danger of taking cold
and having the system disorganiZed, cul-
minatIng very often in fevers, bilious
disorders or lung affections. All these
dangerous disorders may be averted by
the judicious use of Mishler's Herb Bill.
tiers, the greatest of all modern specifies,
Mr.. Thomas Sharpe has declined an
oiler made him by the World Publishing
company, of Canada, to sail for Australia
iron San Francisco by the April Pa.
ciiic mail steamer In the interest of that
firm at II salary of $1,000 year, until he
has supplied his friends and the peoplf
of Texas generally with the indestruo
tible metalic-back photo album, of which
ne has absolute control in this state. anC
respectfully requests careful examina,
ton OF this valuable invention (by all
when called upon by his salesman, Mr.
c. ID. Potter.