The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-03
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this afternoon AT . o'clock.
The New Mount Zion Baptist Mis-
siunnry church to be erected ON Iavnca
street will be- commenced next week.
Front room over our store TO let for
Office Entrance on Navarro street.
90 BLUM a kOENIGsnEGG.
Frank Starr is having quite run on
turtle soup. Four big turtles were
hutchered by him last week.
Judge Turner and his wife left for
Austin this morning, the Fedeaal court
having adjourned for the term.
Walnut. gum, mahogony and ash
curtain poles, five feet complete, ut r.
n. Eu,,cll's, 235 T.. Houston st. G-l-lm
Mike Goggan will leave this after
noon ON short visit to Galveston. where
he is going to drink nothing but salt
water.
Ten more miles Of the Arkansas Pass
railroad has been contracted for. When
this is completed it will bring the road
into fioresyile.
A quiet wedding occurs tonight In
the Third ward. Mr John Gallagher
and Miss Lou Earl are the prospective
happy couple.
Please ask the citizens to put lit
I've lAf W wv " arm NhAtl lutA rtllu ~
the park, Is the request Of the Eighth
Cavalry band.
The National Baseball club are to
play u game next sunday afternoon
with the Stanley Baseball club on Gov
eminent hill.
Window shades on llartshorn roll
ers. - per cent. cheaper than others. for
sale at Il. II. RuSsel's, 30 Il. Houston
street. G-l-lm
Mr. james McI.ymont Of the Digno-
witty ranch in Kinney county, is in the
city with his big wool clip, which he
has disposed Of at II cents.
The usual weekly concert will be
given ut Travis park this afternoon by
the Eighth cavalry band. See pro
gramme in anolheg column.
1T L. probable that Mr.. johnson the
contractor for the first - miles. will
secure u second contract on the Arkansas
Pass railroad beyond floresyille.
captain Ed llalton left this morn
ing for Fort Worth to take up his future
residence. lie leaves great many
friends who miss his genial countenance.
Mr.. Sam Chappe some Of the Clip
per basebal.lsts, dislOcated his arm In
pitching a game at san Pedro park last
sunday, aud is laid up in consequence.
The rumor Of the probable with
druwal of the hotel cars between here
and st. Louis. is without foundation.
This is the only line in the South that is
paying.
The committee for the Harrington
Lee Costing fund have never reported,
although some 5000 have been paid into
the First National bank in favor of Mr..
Costing.
Mr. c. d. Hogan, recently clerk for
4. B. Frank Il Co., desires the LIGHr to
TO say that he is not the Charles Hogan
VINO has recently appeared before the
Recorder,
Three carloads Of fine mares were
shipped last Monday by Mr. II. David,
of this city, from NueCes county to Og-
denshurg, Wis. The mares brought $50
per head all around.
Three suits have been filed by the
Arkansas Pass railroad in the County
court Tor right of way, one against X. {.
| Clark, a second against Geo. Witte, and
third against X. f. Stafford.
Colonel Rip Ford qualified yester-
| day by taking his oath OF Office as Dep
uty Internal Revenue Collector at this
place. The appointment lie gratifying
to his many friends and well wishers.
Captain Shepard. n stOckman of
PRESIDE, presented Mr.. X. Il. Claridge's
little daughter last week on her seventh
birthday with beautiful young ante
lope. II is the only antelope in the
| city.
A meeting Of the San Antonio Attn
| IetiG club was held yesterday evening
| ana matters Of business were discussed.
| The next meeting will be held on FRI
| day next and some fine sparring between
| the members may be looked for on that
| occasion.
The new pension law goes into effect
| on july J. Three applications for PEN
| slons were iiled In the County Clerks
! Office yesterday. Their names are:
William McMaster, Edward Miles and
! Samuel McCulloch
Mr.. James Thomson, visitor from
ST. Louis, met with severe accident.
lie inadvertently trod on nail a day or
two ago, which pierced through the sole
OF the slipper he was wearing. Inflama-
non ensued and fears Of lockjaw are en-
tertained.
-Workmen are engaged in cleaning
out the large lake In the San Pedro
Springs park, and for at least a few DAYS
he scum will not delight the sight OF the
lovers Of nature pure and unadulterated
ana to the extreme disgust Of the spor-
tive frogs.
a convict from Brownsville named
Mariana Carlo, who, on account of his
almost dying condition. was recently
pardoned from the penitentiary by Gov
ernor Ireland, died at the Santa ROSA
hospital Monday last. lie was ON his
way home to die.
W, W. Crawford, W. Il. Bird and
jim Hall were recently arrested fol
breaking into the postolllce at Lytle and
were arraigned before United State,
Commissioner Stevenson yesterday aft.
ernOon. The case was postponed uni
I O'Clock this afternoon, bond beinl
fixed at $1,000.
The Little Red Grocery is to-day re,
moving the wall from between the new
and the old buildings. They will sool
have one Of the best business houses II
San Antonio. They are still selling
goods at their characteristic low prices
and their business Is on the increas,
Notwithstanding the hard times. CO
and see them and learn their style, a
their new locality on Romano street
near High school.