San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-18
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Items.ot News Gathered Here and There
bY.IndustrIous Reporters.

! ElDh next W eulesuhN ulSuls
Headquarters TO- coal, at Labatt
Il Cos.
The Military plaza has lonesome
! look on account Of the mud.
Five hundred bales choice hay at
| Labatt Il Cos.
For Sale-jOO cords Of wood. Inquire
of c. d. Mullaly, Alamo plaza. l-9-tI
Alderman Conner, the sage of Bean
vile, was vaccinated this morning.
Five Hundred bales choice hay, at
Labatt & Cos.
"A masquerade ball took place Sat
urday night at the Clipper Hall,
Van Teel's fine Newfoundland dog
was stolen Yesterday from his yard.
A welcome guest in winter; the new
remedial agent, Red star Cough Cure.
If you would be successful in bust
ness, call on Professor McMullen at Cen
trail Hotel. l-lS-2t
"A very large stock of fall and win
ter underwear. Prices right
l0-2l-3m PANCOAsT Il Son.
Professor d. McMullen, the blind
phrenOlogist Of II years experience, 1T
Central Hotel. l-lS2t
business houses wanting good, clean
wrapping paper can buy old papers at
this Office for 20 cents per 100.
The largest and best selected stock of
Clothing ever in this market.
l0-2l-3m PANCOAsT Il Son.
The bitches were turned off Satur-
day morning, but the dredgers cannot
work this muddy weather.
All frst-Class retail grocery dealers
in the city handle George Dullnig's
ground and parChed COflees.
The Maverick Hotel is putting on
Northern airs by having yestibule en-
trance put into the Office.
Be sure you are right. then 90 ahead.
Call on Professor McMu!len, nj Central
Hotel, anu he will put you right. l-lS-2t
Eagle Pass lump coal, Alabama coal
Indian Nation lump coal and Pennssyl-
yania anthracite coal, at Labatt Il Co.,
Dunlap Hats, Lyons umbrellas, and
very best makes in Fine Furnishing
Goods, at PANC0Asr Il Son. l0-2I-3ml
Eagle Pass lumb coal. Alabama coal,
Indian Nation lump coal, and Pennsyl-
vana anthracite coal, at Labatt Il Cos.
A large number of the stOCkmen
from this section will attend the COnven-
tiOn ut Denver on the 9th of this
month.
A complete assortment Of cigars, to-
bacCO and smokers articles at Henry
Wulil's, corner Military Plaza and Galan
street Lift
ID. MCMullen, the blind phrenolC-
gist, will give two lectures on this sci
ence, at the skating-rink shortly. l-lS-2t
The class for the study OF the Post
Biblical literature, will meet this even
ing at O'Clock in the vestry OF Temple
Beth FL.
Mr.. Leonardo CARA has secured a
permit to erect a $3.50 lumber kitchen at
the corner OF Austin and Grayson streets,
Third Ward.
Bring your children and have Pro-
lessor McMullen put them on the right
path in life. viii also call at residence
when requested.
Eighteen deaths for the mOrtuary re-
port of last week. Two of these were
from premature births and seven from
consumption.
The four sanitary police formerly
doing duty one in each ward, are now
doing special duty in the First and Sec
Ond Wards.
The Menger Hotel bar reopened
saturday night, with John Dyer, the
well-knOwn mixer. behind the counter,
with Bob Leighton as assistant.
If you want to buy or sell any kind
of stock or real estate, go to Chavez,
NORM Il Mateu, South Flores street.
They will deal squarely. l-2-tt
Just received, at Fowler's drug
store, few copies of "Johnson's Ho-
mmopathic Family Guide" Practical
Guide to Homeopathy, also family
cases. LETT
Mr.. McMurray, the raCe track SUPER
intendent, reports that he has received
several horses from Weatherford for the
spring races. He expects to receive
another lot shortly.
The only place in this city where
YOU can get the genuine w. l.. Douglas
50 shoe, the best in the world for the
money, is at Joe Beckmann's. 27l West
Commerce street. l2-22-lm
The Mexican Mutualista Society or
dered 100 fine gold badges at their meet
ing Saturday night. The badges will
be made to order, from beautiful de-
sign, and will cost 1915 each.
"A well-known ladies' boot store on
Houston street last week sold pair of
boots TO lady whose feet were only
found to be fitted by a9I shoe on an "E"
last. This beats Chicago.
The following retailers are handling
George Dullnig's coffees: Christian
Dullnig, j. Conrads IL Co., George
Schroeder, Heubaum Bros, Louis
lIauen, Mrs. Sommers, Mrs. Hansel.
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
i"g and selling all kinds of stock. l2-9-tf
Johnny Miller, a young man, at
tended GarrOni's masquerade ball Sat
friday, masked as n negro. He became
drunk and was acting very disorderly
under his disguise, and was arrested BY
Captain Shardein and locked up.
Pat Lynch became drunk at the
Fashion saloon last night and acted very
dSorderly in the theatre. He was ar
rested by officer Won Alstyne, who was
compelled to drag him through the mud
to the bat cave, he refusing to walk.
The White Elephant saloon and res
tuurant was closed forever to the public
last night, the building being sold by
tie owner, Mr.. Iturri, to Mr.. l.. Wolf
son, the dry-goods prince. This saloon
was formerly the largest and best ap-
pointed in the city.
The following retail grocers find it
to their interest to handle George Dull
nig's ground and Drowned cOfiees: Nc
Allister q Bro, Jacob Dullnig, G..
GiordiO, L. MogliO, A. Gunio, c. W.
Green, Mrs. Muegge, Peter Storms,
John A. Mueller, L. Rhein, Mrs. Wetz-
stein.
Where is that report of the presi-