The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-11
RAYS OF LIGHT.


ZEN bONcs me ONcrtohih' cnchp' NJ
Emerson's. l-l-tf
The Sunset Hose company have
meeting tomorrow night.
Try shells loaded with American
Wood powder. OisMuf ~ Co.
Everything from fiddle to n two
foot rule at Emersun's. S-l,tf
An infant Of Pauchilo Flores. aged 5
days. died yesterday from convulsions.
WANTED Ladies' to work In tailor
shop at 100 West Commerce st. O-ll-lt
-Lorra sells cheaper than anyone.
Suits aud work guaranteed or no
sale. S-2O-lm
For doors, sash and blinds. go to +.
j. Beitel. at international and Great
Northern depot BILLY,
One Of the bidders for the Govern
ment work was n Washington, ID. &,
contractor.
D. &. Anderson has secured the CON
tract for building the new courthouse Mt
kcrryillc.
Divine services nt the Temple BETH
NJ this evening nj O'Clock. md at 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
Why 20 around town in shabby
clothes. when you can buy pistol Mt
Emcrson's for Sl.JO. S-l-tt
The champion chess players Of san
Antonio are Herr Won Keller and
Misther O'Grothaus.
Mrs. j. 4. Cnssiano was taken sud-
denly III last night, and is yet In IA very
prccHrous condition.
For every thing needed IN the lum-
her line. call ON +. j. Bethel, at Inter
national and Great Northern depot.
l.. 1. ..r Ia.
was picked up by the police last night
while II was straying on the street.
Herman Sohuhardt will not 20 to
Philadelphia to the pharmaceutical coli
lege. but will remain In San Antonio.
The gas factory has Grape on all It's
doors In respect to Major kampmann,
who WAS the President Of the company,
The Fashion band win have n pa
rAde Tomorrow afternoon ut I O'Clock,
| when the musicians will don their new
| uniforms.
Bear in mind that Frank j. Bethel
| keeps builders hardware and lumber, ut
| the international and Great Northern
depot. Billy.
Don Camille SacnZ yesterday sold to
| Devices a Stevenson l2O mules OF one
| year and upwards, said animals to arrive
| by the 18th.
Through an error in the programme
| the date for the medal hop was pub
| lished wrong. II occurs tonight at san
Pedro springs.
The man j. u. Bradley. who ran
| against the old Mexican n few days ago,
at Nollson's corner. was fined s. by the
Recorder this morning.
l.. Wolfson is beginning the New
lH IaNH In 81 nd
| shoes. A whole car load of this article
was unloaded this morning.
- The City Engineers forces were en-
| gagged yesterday In getting the grade Of
| North Flores street, and after this Is
| done the street will be graded.
The san Antonio Rifles selected
| their team for the Nolkslest drill last
| night and will 20 into regular quarters
nj the armory next Monday night.
A countryman Yesterday refused to
ascend the elevator at the kompmann
building, because he said he "didn't
want to go up In any such balloon as
| that
Sunset Hose Company will meet
saturday night at 1880 sharp. All mem
bers are requested to be in attendance.
Business of importance. BY order OF the
foreman. 0.ll-2t
The rattle for the bear at Carter Il
| Mullaly's stables TOOK place last night
and ii was won by Tom MuldOon on n
throw Of II. Tom says the bear is an
elephant to him.
The little child Of the Mexican
driver of MIR. Bruni's delivery wagon fell
yesterday and broke its arm. The in
! iured member was reset and is progress
ing satisfactorily.
Rev. Father Pfellerkorn, rector of
st. Joseph's Catholic church, has taken
possession of his fine stone residence, re-
Gently completed on East Commerce
street, adjoining the church.
The Confederate veterans will have
n meeting Tomorrow evening at Justice
Neuendorlrs Office, to make arrange
mcnts for attending the funeral OF their
late comrade, MAORI. II. Kampmann.
Mayor Cullnglan and city Physician
liruunnRgel have returned from the
llelotes. and report having visited some
II ranches and found only two cases OF
small pox. neither Of which are danger
Gus.
A horse, the property of Haas d OPP
penheimer, made Commerce street lively
this morning by exhibiting his kicking
powers to the danger of pedestrians
His excessive hilarity was subdued very
quickly.
MIR. W. G.. Cooke, of Kerr county, 8
brother of Captain Fred Cooke, is in the
city and is stopping with his brother
lie reports recent fine rains In his sec
tion, and says cotton will average n gooI
crop. Stock is looking well.
The Board of Equalization for tn
city will probably complete its labor
about next Friday or Saturday. Partie
who are not satisfied with their assess
ments being raised will then have
chance to lay their complaints before tn
Board.
The creek near Bandera Is on
boom, and the stage driver, who came 1
last night, reports that he and his horse
came near drowning. The mail pouc
was washed away, and Mr.. A. DoepI
one OF the passengers, had narrow es
. cape from drowning,
Mr.. h. +. Tatum, clerk for Nj
Rische, says the Express this mornin
does him an injustice when 1t says I'll
clerk at the store identified the tw
, MeNicans who tOle the cigars yeste
} day. lie was not present when Il
theft was committed and could not idel
tify them.
School bags, 10 to % cents; WOO,
covered slate pencils, five for cents; tvs
rubber-tipped lead pencils for cent
bound double states, % cents; bolt
mucllage with brush, cents; beautif
tablets, 10 cents; l2-pound legal or fool
cap paper 20 cents per qulre; pens, ink
blotIers, lunch baskets and all seho
requirements as well rs complete stot
.sf ufu I'D AL ..I Il Il.