San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-25
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

night.
Stop at Bells and take home a
bottle Of fresh made cider.
That little committee Of "nine" got
badly sat upon last Saturday night.
"A dramatic club for amateurs is TO
be formed.
The jolly Twelve are seeking q
meeting hall.
Saloon men are deriving the most
advantage from the game Of politics.
MIR. Charlie Weiss celebrated his
eighteenth anniversary to-day, and was
doing the handsome" with his friends.
The Brakemen attended the tab
| leaux at the Arbeiter Verein hall last
night.
-Ex-Postmaster-G General James en-
dorses st. Jacobs Oil as cure for rheu-
matism.
Red Star Cough Cure supplants
harmful features of other cough mix
lures. No poisons.
Burglars stole on Mr.. Eisenlohr on
Saturday and relieved him OF SIS and
some valuable articles.
E. z. Carolan is so far recovered
from his paralytic stroke as to be able to
travel to Boerne.
Leo Tarleton has filed an appeal in
the district court against the recorders
Judgment In his occupation tax case.
-wANTED.-A good cook. Must come well
recommended. Apply to Mrs. A. C.. Schryver,
on DignOwity hill. lO-25 S'tt
"A large number OF the Brakemen at
tended services at st. Mary's Catholic
church yesterday morning.
"A party of about 90 business men
propose to leave the city on election
day and go a-fishing.
"A great many brakemen called
around to see the oOcktights yesterday
afternoon.
The postOffice pavilion dance last
night and Saturday, night, was well at
tended.
The celebrated Italian orchestra
will show at the POstOffice Exchange
Pavilion tomorrow night.
Remember the fine music at the
Postoffice Exchange Pavilion tomorrow
night. Everybody invited.
"A party of the peoples candidates
left this morning to electioneer at
Selma.
Wonder IL the two gentlemen who
pledged their watches yesterday In that
poker game have redeemed them yet?
Delegate MOrrell, OF Illinois, while
pecan hunting yesterday, seriously
sprained his ankle.
"A large number of Brakemen attend
ed divine service at the Catholic church
yesterday.
MIR. II. b. Salliway leaves for Boston
in q few days. "Oh, Henry, We shall
miss you."
Now is the time when candidates
greet you kindly and is anxious to know
your fsvorite beverage.
Alderman Gallagher delivered some
beautiful sentences in his speech Satur-
day night, but it was Sweetness vast
ed on the bowling mob"
BY a fall down stairs Mrs. William
Maverick has been seriously bruised and
will probably be confined to the house
for several days.
Remember poor Hal Costing, and
vote for his dearest friend, Capt. Joe
Shelly for sheriff. Joe will make the best
sheriff in Texas.
Alderman Gallagher is honest, and
evidently means well, but he got into
the wrong pew Saturday night, when he
tried to speak for his friend.
"A son of DR.. Hardy, living in the
country, was brought to the city yester-
day with crushed band, caught in the
machinery of stationary engine.
-Messrs. Joe Money, Ulrlch Rische
and several others, left for Bandera this
morning, as attached witnesses in
murder case.
The missionary priest attached to
the Cathedral, have completed their
labOrs and are on the point of returning
home.
"A dance took place Saturday night
at Jenson's place, between the First and
Second missions. A party from San An
tonic were present.
Two prostitutes attacked young
man on Trevino street, next to the cathe-
dral, last night, with rocks and their
fists and beat him pretty badly.
AT the CARA Crossing barbecue yes
terdgy George Paschal introduced him
self as first-class mugwump and was
received as such.
-Macdona Park is being worked to
see If petroleum exists in profitable
quantity. In the meantime, all lots are
withdrawn from sale.
When Alderman Gallagher arose to
second the nomination of Mr.. George
Paschal, about a hundred voices hol-
Tered Let her go Gallagher, "and "Hur-
rah for Bergstrom."
"A gentleman who came in from
Laredo, states that the Guaraches and
the Botas are being stirred up there
again; and the feeling is becoming as
bitter as before.
The Peoples flag at the corner OF
Houston and Soledad streets tore off a
piece of the cornice of the Maverick
building last evening, as the wind storm
came up. The flag itself Is badly torn.
Mr.. John ii. Bolton has sent S4O.S5
to the mayor of Beaumont, being the
amount he has collected for the Sabine
Pass and johnson Bayou sufferers.
The Little Social Club Of Nine
who were to fix up ticket for money
met last Saturday night, but failed to
materialize. The grand finale beat any
show on record.
"A colored baptizing took place yes
terday afternoon near the bridge which
crosses the river on Mill street. A large
crowd Of people from the city were
present.
Capt. w. Fl. Huston does not try to
carry water on both shoulders for the
sake Of getting an Office. He is
straight candidate, and you can elect q
good officer by voting for him.
MIR. Jacob Singer and his bride, nee
Adeline Glicksman, were united In mar
rage at Galveston on Friday and are In
the city on their bridal trip.
Joe Shelly is the workingman's can