San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-01
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

tended last night.
The coffee market is Huctuating the
past two days.
-Serenaders were out in the Second
Ward last night.
Regular Thursday afternoon dress
parade at Government Hill to-day.
Some care should be taken of our
city cemeteries now that spring is here.
Ladies, retain all your pin money
for next Monday. &. b. FRANK.
For the cure of pain St. Jacobs Oil
has no equal. Price, 30 cents bottle.
Why waste away with consumption
when IulmO Cura will cure you. l7-tf
The best boys shoe can be found at
Fl. Cunningham & Co.'S. 3-27-lm
Children need safe cough medi-
cine. Red Star COngh Cure has no OPT
ates.
The international and Great North
ern train was overdue seven hours last
night.
There will be business meeting of
the Mission Garden Rolling club tonight
at that garden.
On our next Mondays drive we will
Guido any OF our previous efforts.
G. B. FRANK.
i want ten first class dressmakers
Apply at once at Nine. tarrelie, 227
Alamo plaza. 3-3l-3t
Services last night in the Catholic
churches drew their accustomed quota
Of wOrshippers.
-PulmO Cura is perfectly harmless
ar ha NTH al
nervous diseases. 3-l7-tf
For sale-A large wagon. Apply at
DillOn's shop, corner Avenue ID and
Travis street. Al it,
The Board of Health held meeting
yesterday afternoon, but no important
business was transacted.
Mrs. Coryell is building pretty cot
tage residence on the elevation just
north Of San Pedro Park.
Harry Baum celebrates his natal an
niversary to-day and does it in his
usual regal manner champagne punch.
We have just received, in addition
to our fine goods. large lot of cheap
shoes, for men, women and children.
3-2l-lm II. CUNNINGHAM Il Co.
Fine neckwear, underwear, hats,
shoes and clothing, cheap, at FOx's, 27l
Commerce street. 3-lS-tf
BY reading Saturday evening sLIGHT
you will learn what we have to say
Monday. G. b. FRANK.
"A tirst-class stand for restaurant
for rent. Inquire at Gallaghers saloon,
at International and Great Northern
Depot. 3-27-tf
Freight trains over the international
route are crowded to their utmost ca
pacity, now clearing up delayed bust
ness.
The case of Shepherd VS.. Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad
Company is still occupying the District
Court.
i am weak aid nervous; can't eat,
can't sleep. tired out, etc. Get a bottle
of PulmO Cura, only Sl.25. and it will
cure you. Stiff
The family circle of Mr.. A. Mu-
guerra. on North Flores street. was
last night by the arrival of
little son.
Several ladies were compelled to
leave Turner Hall last evening in a
fainting condition on account of the
heat caused by the immense audience.
Mr.. Willie Sengg mOurns the loss of
a little black dog, which he will paw a
reward for if returned to him at "A Com
merCe street.
The anticipated fight on Avenue b
did not occurr last night as a stalwart
policeman took a stroll up that way to
see what was up.
-WANTED-A white cook; good wages:
small family; place permanent; must be
well recommended.
Mrs. G. W. ANGLE.
3'3l-tT 4O5 Soledad street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Church will hold meet
ing this afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. w. A. Bennett, l3 Nueva street.
Mr.. P. F. Murphy. while proceeding
homeward the day before Yesterday,
slipped off the sidewalk, and in addition
to spraining his wrist, bruised his face
and nose.
Rev. W. b. Preston has removed to
his residence on Dallas street, and will
begin housekeeping as soon as Mrs.
Preston returns from Austin, where she
is visiting relatives.
Consumption, bronchitis, coughs.
OOius, anu all hclfOus ulstdsbs, speedily
and permanently cured by the use of
Blessings PulmO Cura. d. p. Barr,
agent for San Antonio. 3-l7-tf
Mr.. John H. Waite is in the CITY.
This gentleman is the contractor for the
new opera-house at Saltillo, and he
states that the handsome edifice will be
in the course OF a few weeks.
Spring is coming, have your clothing
cleaned and dyed and look as good as
new. George Caen, 4l0 East Houston
street, is fully prepared to do first-class
work and guarantee satisfaction. 3-l6-lm
The twentieth game was PLAYED
Tuesday night at Clark's and resulted in
a victory for Schulz over Sullivan BY a
score of 100 to so. The deciding game
will be played tonight, Lyons VS.. Sulli-
van.
Albert Richardson, the colored por-
ter for Mayor Csllaghan, celebrated his
to-day. Assistant City Clerk
A. Il. Stevens will celebrate on Satur-
day, and City Clerk Claudon celebrates
next Monday.
The fire engines were called out
suddenly last night by Chief Duerler for
a trial. to see how promptly they could
respond to sudden summon. The en-
gines were out very promptly and gave
entire satisfaction to the Chief.
"
g. A. R. Entertainment