San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-21
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

-OuI great bhlt CtilNl3iutb
Friday and Saturday. G. b. FRANK.
MIR. James Eckford is able to drive
out now and attend to business.
The only cigarettes which 10 .."t
stick q tho lips are Orcrahufs
Tho newly arrived fire bells will be
placed in position in few days.
Mr.. Ludwig Muhncke celebrated his
lOlh birthday anniversary Yesterday.
A nice ice cream parlor for sale
Good stand. Inquire at this Office ORC"
-Parasuls pnrnsols the most com
plejt assortment III the city.
I2ltf G. b. FRANK.
DR.. Joseph Jones is severely. Grip
pied by being thrown from his horse yes
terday.
Neuralgia is cured in single night
by st. Jacobs Oil, the greatest remedy
OF the age.
&C. w. Angles has left for Houston
and Eastern Texas generally on bust
ness tour.
A fine horse, a boarder at Carter &
Mullaly's stables, died from collie this
morning.
-MicklejOhn q Co. have just put in
fine burglar and fire proof Hall safe in
their office.
To-day being legal holiday, all the
public offices are closed, no business be-
ing transacted.
"A prize rolling by the Fourth Ward
Bowling Club will take place at their al
ley on Sunday at 2:3O.
United States Architect Clark certi-
fies TO the efficacy Of Red Star Cough
Cure. Twenty-Five cents.
Mr.. Louis Berg and family are ex-
peCted to return from New York and
Boston Tomorrow.
The second anniversary Of the Select
Knights Of A. o. L. W. will be Cele
brated on June 20.
Mr.. Hines Clark returned yesterday
from visit to the ranch of the late
Captain Richard King.
Justice Anton Adam says he will
certainly be a candidate for reelection
to his present office next fall.
-Messrs. Billy Reuter- and Ludwig
Mahncke are now taking daily horse
back rides to improve their health.
Boys suits were never sold rs cheap
as we propose to do for the balance of
this week. [4-2l-2tl G. B. FRANK.
Friday and Saturday are the last
days of our great clothing and gents
furnishing goods sale. G. b. FRANK.
Nat Lewis and Tom P. Mccall for
Sheriff, with dark horse to hear from
in the convention, if they have one.
DO not be deceived. but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can DO for you.
4, T.,
of our new styles of Norfolk suits.
4-2l-2t G. b. FRANK.
Aldermen Maokey and Degener,
Holt and Lehman would make n full
handed team In a tug-Of-war contest.
Gents do not miss this opportunity.
but call and see what we propose to do
in the clothing line. G. B. FRANK.
Sleeping with a pelon dog. it is
claimed, is sure cure and the only one
for rheumatism. Rather have the rheu-
matism.
Henry Berg, John Brady and Jacob
BensadOn have been appointed apprais-
ers in the estate of A. Robinson, de-
ceased.
This evening the second prize roll
between the Turner's and the Mission
Bowling Club will be played at
Mahncke's garden.
Those wishing to consult DR.. Dave-
son should do so without delay, as he
will leave the city Saturday, April "a.
See card elsewhere. 4-l9 st
r. ii. McCracken has returned from
Santa Rosa, Mexico, where he has been
on an important trip connected with the
mines at that point.
Miss Nellie Peterson, one of the
brightest pupils in Miss Rossy's private
school, has recovered from an attack of
illness from measles.
The reception to Mr.. G. II. Williams,
secretary for the Young Mems Christian
Association, will take place tomorrow
night at Paine Methodist church.
The delegates elected TO attend the
Medical Convention at Dallas on the
18th from the West Texas Medical AS
ISOLATION, will leave here on Monday
morning.
Mr.. Hans Thornd, the flute player,
complains that rare Spanish coin
which he had attached to the collar on
his little dogs neck has been stolen.
Evidently they did not want the dog.
"A pleasant birthday party was given
yesterday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Mamie Davis, colored, near the
Alazan creek. A large number of guests
were present, and fine supper was en-
joyed.
Mr.. Ed. Millington, wounded in the
leg In Mexican riot in Murphysville, is
In San Antonio under treatment, His
wound is dangerous, though not serious.
The riot is said to have been totally IN
called for.
-"Doctor" Bannister, a well-known
veterinary surgeon of this city. SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for theft of
money from lady's trunk in the BOerne
stage Office, has returned, having served
his time.
Public speaking will take place at
the Springs this afterr Don at 3 O'Clock.
Among the orators will be Hon. j. II.
hcLeary, Hon. Columbus Epson, j. G.
Crawford, Esq, and John ii. Cope
land, Esq.
To-day being San Jacinto Day, those
OF the veterans who could not go to Dali
las will hold an informal celebration at
San Pedro Springs this afternoon.
There will be lunch at noon and
speeches suitable for the occasion.
-Dormlngo Salazar, who has made an
application for habeas corpus for the
charge OF her nephew, Ramon Sancedo,
VINO ls now under the care OF Margarita,
near the San Jose Mission, did not ap-
pear before Judge Wurzbach Yesterday,
and the case went over.
The memorial service held last night
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
In memory Of the great temperance
leader, John b. Gonger, were well at
tended and the addresses were listened