San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-18
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

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Who was the first man sold 5-cent Long Cut
| TObacCO-Sim HarL.
Who first sold Caporals and all the leading
| IUCent cigarettes for 3 centsI-Sim Hart.
who sells the most goods in smokers wants
on account of small expenses and low pricesf
| Sim Hart.
| Who sells genuine Imported Cigars for %
| centsy-Sim Hart.
Nos. and West Commerce street.
Professor Muller, who lives on
Crockett ST., is reported seriously i'll.
Mr.. Ramon Guerra is expected to re-
turn from Laredo to-day.
Gas pipes leak badly at the Com
merce street bridge.
Meeting of the cavalry company to-
night.
Col Fred Kerble has fine canary
which he desires to sell, because IL sings
too much for him.
-Messrs. Clarke, j. o. Sullivan, A. J.
Lyons and Smith, killed 60 birds in n two
hours hunt yesterday afternoon.
More of the Grand Army Republic
excursionists passed through the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Glen Cotton is in Del Rio
building house for the Lindheim broth
ers.
-Fred's Saloon (Professor) is now COM
plete, and Fred asks every one to call
and take slip on his new floor.
Alderman Gallagher is to the front
now. What's Common doing to let him
get ahead?
The Bon Ton club will give a select
hop at the Springs on August 2lst, to
which the LIGHT has an invite.
Six plasterers wanted by John p.
O'Leary, No. 10 East Houston street.
p@rFOr everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on +. J. Bethel, at Inter
national and Great Northern depot. "
When you arrive at Eagle Pass,
stop at the Maverick. the only tirst-class
hotel in the city. Cool rooms. 625-3m
Everybody smokes San Antonio and
Belknap cigars. Headquarters at pa
Commerce st. S-l6u
uine imported Havana cigars at three
for 25c. S-l6-tf
More Belknap and San Antonio
Rifles cigars coming, call at Headquar-
tiers, pa Commerce St. S-l6-tf
You will find a full assortment of
cigars and Tobacco at the Star cigar
store, pa Commerce St. S-lG-tf
John Green, a street boy, struck
Sammie Graves, because Sammie called
Green stool pigeon for Detective
Hughes.
Mr.. Walter Cross, a finished tele-
grapher Of this city, is now nursing two
painful bone-felons and 1t takes up all
his time.
Mayor Callaghan was present at the
recorders levee this morning as a spec
tator.
MIR. J. l.. Baker, formerly connected
with the City brewery, has been ap-
pointed as manager for the Milwaukee
beer in this city, for which Mr.. Peters is
local agent.
Miss Mary Ruellman, who died this
morning at the residence of her parents,
aged 10 years, will be buried tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock, from Castro street,
Second ward.
"A well known young clerk Ia minus
fine watch, which was stolen from
him while he was passing q night ct
bawdy house west of the San Pedro.
Suspected parties are being watched
closely.
Mr.. Royal Wheeler, very courte-
GUS young gentleman who has lately
held position with the San Antonio
Printing company, has secured posi-
ton with Mr.. Me Tengg as salesman.
Call at Mrs. Royals coffee stand in
the Main market, Market street. Amer
lean and Spanish dishes, the best in the
market. Hot and cold lunches prepared
for those travelling by the cars. Hours,
from 3 to s a. m. Slim.
Horse for sale-about IA hands high;
good saddle-horse; about seven years
old. Can be had at a bargain, by calling
on E. Abrahams, corner Trevino avenue
and Military plaza. S-l7-tf
Elmer Runyan, the nursery man,
well-known in San Antonio, will be
welded Thursday at Bound Brook, New
jersey, to Miss lisa Taylor, of that city.
Last evening Mrs. Guillemette was
tried for slapping the face of HOnore
Cleary, and the jury fined her IS and
costs.
Mr.. Howard, the grocer at the cor
ner of Presa and Nueva streets, who left
the city several months ago, returned
home last night.
Justice Adam last evening set the
9th instant for the examining trial Of
Conductor Smith, and fixed his bond at
5000. The meeting between Smith and
his wife in the office of Justice Adam
was deeply affecting.
MIR. j. c. Gail, who has been out
west, confirms the account of the drOuth,
and says that the people are not so much
excited about the war as generally rep
resented, but they trust in Providence
and keep the powder dry.
MIR. w. c. Robards, clerk OF the
United States court, has returned home
from northern trip, much improved in
health. He says he had hardly been
home an hour when newspaper collec-
tor collared him for that little bill accru-
ing for papers whilst he was away.
Horace Wombold, of San Angelo,
the old San Antonio favorite, is in the
city. lie has just returned from Corpus
Christi, where he was witness in the
Charley Smith case. He says Smith got
five years. Horace will return to San
Angelo tomorrow.
The Arkansas Pass railway Yesterday
brought up from Beeville IA car loads OF
cattle and from Papalote two car loads.
10 going to Beeville yesterday morning
the train was delayed five hours, on &C.
count of being heavily loaded with l6
car loads Of construction material bound
for the end OF track.
The Turner association held regu-
lar weekly business meeting last night,
when the newly elected officers, HUH,
Froboese, Persch and Nagler, qualified
and assumed the duties of their offices.
The meeting was perfectly harmonious,
and the Turner's say, will now remain
so.
A part Of the guard rail Of the con-