San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-22
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

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Divine services at Temple Beth 4
this evening and Tomorrow.
The soldiers at the garrison will b,
paid by the 3lst OF this month.
Navarro street bridge should b,
cleaned.
| e. X. Rowley,a child OF four month
age, died this morning Of dysentery.
"A large portion Of the oandidateI
have taken to the country, to look afte
the welfare of their dear constituents.
-LET's examine into the books, anC
vote for John J. Stevens for county
clerk.
&C. w. Clark mourns the loss OF I
horse, saddle and bride, stolen from
lllg's camp yard.
City Attorney Newton, who hal
| been i'll, was again at his post In record
sr's court this morning.
The reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs
X. A. Gregory, at Mrs. LOckhart's las
night, was well attended and very en-
joyable.
"A political meeting was held last
night in the Fourth Ward School build
ing. Is 1t politics the schools were in
tended for?
Real estate transfers are not quota
bic in this issue, rs none have been re-
ported at the county clerks office, in the
form Of deeds for record.
Mr.. John w. Littell, formerly a well
known citizen and Mason, OF San Anto.
MO, died recently in Laredo, where he
has made his home for several years.
As the proposed excursion to Cor
pus Christi is unpraoticable, arrange
ments are being made to excurt to
Laredo.
Mrs. Galan, mother of Hon. Cara
Galan, governor Of the state OF Goa
hula, Mex, is in the city, visiting rela-
tiVes at the home of MIR. MarisDO Gar
cha, on Salinas street.
The types yesterday made the LIGHT
say that NJ. Lopez denied the "Ruthen-
city" of the card published In cODtem-
porary. Authenticity, was mis-printed
for ACCURACY"
The st. Marks Episcopal cathedral
now has one of the best choirs in the
city, composed Of Madame Favre, Mrs.
Slayden, ii. Goodwin Mitchell and Mr..
Holsinger, (of The Sth cavalry band.)
"A second and third term is long
enough for any man to hold Office in this
county. A new broom sweeps clean. So
vote for John j. Stevens for county
clerk.
The Altar Society of st. Marks
cathedral have in contemplation for next
month an entertainment styled Bazaar
Of Nations" which will outshine any
thing ever given In this city.
MIR. Z. Rubinstein, a clerk with K.
Abrahams, the grocer, celebrated his
Goth anniversary yesterday and setting
up the lemonade to the boys in liberal
manner.
Dan r. Davis took out "train" of
delegates last night and "side tracking"
them at Ladies Station" on Crockett
street, he made the "Home rum" leav-
ing the boys waiting for signals"
-Mr...Frank Mullen and Miss Maud
Bean. of the Cumberland Presbyterian
congregation, were quietly married last
evening at the residence of Mrs. Single
ton, on Augusta street, by Rev. w. B.
Preston.
"A. Kahn & Co. have SO many bar
gains offered, 1t is impossible for the
LIGHT to devote space enough to enum-
crate them. Call at once and see them,
and don't forget your prize tickets in the
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