The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-14
RAYS OF LIGHT,
Items OF News Gathered Here and There
by industrious Reporters.

Frozen MIGRANTS and water Pipes
this morning
See our new stock Of hats for the
| holidays. NouNG q ARNOLD.
One hundred gas lamps were not
| lighted Saturday night.
August liruhn was arrested Saturday
night By officer Dickey for petty tnet.
Happi ness Will .r Your lol " you use
| ST. Jacobs on / riir, rheumatism.
Mrs. ". ". Wahirg i- suffering
nom the dsugu' fryrf: tni. is The ihird
! attack.
Fifteen deaths occur II met week n
this city. uiue 90 when we're lrum com
sumption.
"A very large stock ol ind ard win
| ter underwent Prices ri-ht
lo.2l-ani FsNcoA-I & sos.
y deputy ruuuN surveyor /. +. Lpty
was reported go br dang ,uu-lt 90 tins
morning.
-Lucy Nuuce wus Hdiudged insane Toy
Jury lat saturday afternoon. She viii
be removed To the poor housr.
Wanted a servant girl for small
family. Inquire nj +. q. Wr,n's. No.
30 King William street. l2-S-lt
"A twu-story. nln,-ruUm house. stu.
ated AT No 9l2 Avenue 4, for snlr cheap.
All modern Gonveniencts. Inquire on
premises. II-2l-lm
If you want to buy or sell any kinds
OF stock. 20 to Chavez. NORM q Mattu,
south Flores street. They will deal
squarely. l2-g.tf
Truth stranger than felton, Try
our . cents cigars, and Judge what You
pay 10 cents for elsewhere. Sim Hart,
corner Main Plaza
1t IL To your advantage to call and
get your cigars and smokers articles at
ienry WINS, opposite chile town. ON
Military plaza. l2-7-Gm
-Eckenroth's carriage shop. on Mar
ket street, was burglarzed last SATURDAY
night and three hammers and $40 cold
Shietls stolen.
The evening entertainment hy the
Casino Association saturday nighi was
pio bounced excellent. A pleasant dance
ended the evening.
Pat Lynch. formerly OF FEMME.
Texas. died ut the santa Rosa Hospital
THIS morning The remains were Inferred
10y CITY Sexton G.. B. Mullaly.
- twenty-five young ladies' and gel
tlemen applied to Rev. DR.. Neil yestci-
cay morning for admission TO member
sup III tue First Presbyterian Church.
Officer Joe wilkins. of the police
force, had n new arrival at his house last
FRIDAY. Ii Is Joe's first baby, u line,
healthy girl, and the father is happy
-Aureliad j. Phelan. second son Of
Dr. Pbelan, of this city, diedIlust SUNDAY
from BrlghIs disease, and the Remains
were shipped to his former home In II.
Louis.
p. Martin, chronic vagrant. was
found by Officer Mcclellan asleep on a
sofa, underneath Cotton d Bottoms auu.
ton house this morning lie WIS ar
rested.
Mr.. Nlnton James, son-iu-law Of Cob
ohel ii. B. Andrews. wears bcAmirr
smile this morning. His wife presented
MN this morning with fine boy. his
first born.
-One-half Interest of the Washington
Theatre and saloon Is for sale to com
petent man. None need apply except
lie has experience, and can take an Ac-
tive part In the business. lj-lI.tf
MIR. William II. Deu,sen. who re-
sides at 223 Elm street, was severely
shaken and hurt yesterday afternoon, he
beng thrown from an ambulance in
which he WAS driving.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
church. will open their
lunch tomorrow morning in the Kaml-
mann building. formerly sunset ticket
Office. See advertisement.
chavez, Norm Il Mateu have taken
charge OF the stock yard on South Flores
street, south Of Military plaza, where
they will do Il COmmissiAn business. buy
ing and selling all kinds ofstock. l2-0-tf
i have established homGopha hic
pharmacy, entirely separate from nv
DINER business, aud am prepared to nh |
or furnish strictly reliable |
medicines n any form. |
Harry FOWLER, No. II West Houston |
street. ll.1tf
"A social dance occurred last Satur- |
day night at Mrs. Kurka's residence. on |
south street. There were present Misses |
Ida hoerps, Seilel, Oracle and Annie |
Nixon, Fannie Burnet, Brian and 9th
FRS, and Messrs. Cummins, Sef'.l, Nixon, |
and others.
We have by far the largest sto k in
the city Of the following goods: Dress
ing robes and breakfast jackets, silk !
umbrellas, silk muiilers, silk aud linen
hankerchiefs, plain and initiated, silk
wrlstlets, necswear, gloves, silk hosiery
ana line hats. Give us call
l2-3-f NoUNG IL ARNOLD.
Jim Seatou and Dick Oran, charged
with robbery Of the United States Mail.
and Fredericksburg stage. near Com
Tort, about week ago. have been ar
rested 9nd were brought to san Anto-
MO and placed in the County Jail YES
terdsy.
Large oaks from small ncorns
grow just seven years ago Sim Hart
started with about 700 cigars. and to day
10 one of the largest and most enterpris-
ing merchants in San Antonio. g. his
enterprise and liberality with printers
INK, politeness and small profits. has
made his business a success.
Malaria ia the bane OF the South. II
polsons the blood, deranges the liver.
rnlarges the spleen and infests the sys-
TEN with poison. 1t makes life a
burden. Browns Iron Tonic acts like
the choicest oil on the finest machinery.
Ii makes every organ move with its
wonted vigor, end thus assists nnture in
her struggle to gain the mastery over
disease. Price 81 per bottle. For sale
by \. Dreiss and Ragland q Co.
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