San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-13
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS.

ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
-slest fell rhis morning, thick and
fast.
Snow fell all day yesterday, at in
teTVsls.
Everything fre.b. clean and near.
Sim Hart.
Old papers, 20 cents per 100, at the
LIGHT office.
Five Hundred bales choice hay, at
Labatt & Co.'S.
My motto-stock at reasonable
prices. Sim Hart.
District Court news-tbe Vance will
contest sill on trial.
Lila c. Tbayer. aged 81 years, died
yesterday in the Third Ward, from con-
sumption.
Mr.. ). Q. Bail is exhibiting his
peeled nose as q result Of yesterdays
snowballing.
George Schmidt, chief clerk at Kali
teyer's Drug Store, has bruised eye
from II snowfall.
business houses wanting good, clean
wrapping paper can buy old papers at
this office for 20 cents per 100.
Only one chIli-con-carne stand on
NJ DlALd GIL 'hS
having succumbed to thu cold snap.
Eagle Pass lump coal, Alabama coal,
Indian Nation lump coal. and Pennsyl-
van a anthracite coal, at labatt q Co.'S.
Charlie Hummel is out just 81 40 for
the breaking OF window at HoerDer's
saloon with u snow bail yesterday.
-Wanted-By young German man.
room and board with private German
family. Address A. B., this office. l-ll-3t
Several thousand old, but good and
clean papers. suitable for wrap, ing pur-
poses, at the LIGHT Office, ~ cents per
100.
Ask your grocer for Dullnig's
parched and ground coffees, Mocha,
Java, Rio, Peaberry, COrdOva and Mara
caibo.
A fight would have occurred yester-
day at the Houston street turn-table
over snowfall fracas, had not some
officers interfered.
Mr.. c. j. Melms is a total stranger
among his friends now. and is scarcely
recognizable, he having disposed of his
luxuriant beard at handsome figure.
Dunlap Hats. Lyons I mbrellas. and
very best makes in Fine Furnishing
Goods, at PANCOAsT Il Son. lO-2l-3m]
The second school term begins on
the first Monday in February, and the
School Board expect to nave all the new
school buildings ready for occupancy by
that date.
chavez. Norm & Mateu have taken
charge Ofthe stock yard on South Flores
street, south OF Military plaza, where
they. will do commission bus ness. buy
ing and selling all kinds of stock. l2-9-tf
Superintendent smith, of the public
schools. who has the power to appoint
ianItOrs for the new school buildings,
uas already received some 10 applica-
tions for these places.
Mr.. Ed. Zgmlanzig will shortly join
the ranks of the Benedicts with Miss Ida
Layer as his companion. His new brick
residence on North Flores street will be
commenced in few days by contractor
Ed. Walsh.
DIR. Amos Graves mettlesOme horses
came near running away last night while
standing in front of Kalteyer's drug
store. They were startled by loud eX-
plOsiOn and seeing the bright flames at
Eisner's and Pitt d Meek's stores, they
started to run, but were held in check
by their driver.
During q serious run Of whoopins
cough at Saltwater. n. Y, the phys-
clans found that Acker's English Rem
-dy was positive cure, and prescribed
it very freely. RagIand and Co., and
II. l.. Fowler say that in sll their eXpe-
rlence they never have known any med
tcine to equal it. They guarantee it to
cure all Coughs Especially chronic
cases), Group, Asthma and Consump-
ton.