San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-31

houses at the faSnlOn.
Santa Claus is making big ex-
hibit at Paul Wagner's.
C. Giorda, is building three nice
cottages for rent on South San Saba
street. q
The Riverside restaurant will be
opened again ON the 3rd, under new
management.
Rev. DR.. Dodson married Jennie
Kuykendall and S. L. Franklin, of
Tilden, yesterday.
"A man named Geo. Watson cut
Ned Lucy with knife yesterday at
Jonas garden, in fight.
John Gallaghan, last night was
seen wearing plug hat of the Belva
Lockwood style, he says.
The Mission Hose company's
"house warming" of their new hall,
takes place tonight at $50 p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Chas. Ochse
occurred this morning at 1890 o'clock,
and was very largely attended.
-Scholz is making improvements in
the stage of his garden, making dress
ing rooms for artists, footlights, etc.
Uncle John Rivers is feasting now
on Adams Ale, and is reputed to be
one Of the best show bill men in the
country.
Mr.. c.. Griesenbeck has received
several letters from Mexico to the
effect that the writer's are coming to
the fair to see the fine stock exhibit.
John Beckmann's boys class of
turner's has closed until the first of
next January.
Van Alstyne, who keeps the Cave
saloon, has become the agent for the
celebrated st. Louis Burgundy beer.
1t is splendid beer.
The county clerk issued four certi-
ficates of intention to become citizens
to foreigners this morning.
The divorce case of Alice versus
T. J. Williams, was dismissed yester-
day by Judge NOonan, at the cost of
the plaintiff.
During the political excitement
don't forget now is the time to buy
cheap property. Call on Hambleton,
Hadley & Co.
Mrs. B. Coryell has been placed in
charge of the ladies' exhibit at the
fair. and DR.. Ornelas in charge of the
art department.
The contract to remodel the
Crockett block on Alamo plaza has
been let by the owner and work will
soon commence.
The members of st. Paul's NJ. E.
church are arranging for a grand en-
tertainment, to take place at the
church Nov. 9th, 9th and 18th.
The Y. NJ. B. A. anniversary ball
occurs at Casino hall next Saturday
evening, and the LIGHT has received
a courteous invitation to attend.
"A big political meeting is being
held today at the Cara crossing of
the Medina, and,a good many candi-
dates from this city are attending it.
For sale at a bargain-A first class
restaurant and fish stand. Best loca-
ton in the city. Apply at this office.
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The progressive proprietor of the
Washington theatre is making extra
preparations for the fair week, and
will play some of the best talent ever
in the south.
Young Builders of A lamo Baptist
church give public entertainment of
literary character at the church
next Friday night.
The Riverside restaurant will be
closed ON the first of November and
will be opened on the 3rd inst, under
anew management. 10-30-3t
Mr.. T. E. Lister, of Pearsall, went
home last week rejoicing over restored
vision in his only eye, by the removal
of pterygium, by the San Antonio
oculist, DR.. Burnham.
Bids for the opening of the Pyron
road out to the second mission by way
of South Flores street, are being adj
vertised for by Bexar county.
Both the democratic "wah
hosses," evidently crammed little of
Shakespeare down their Threats last
night, but each got the same quota
tiOn, clay on Macduft," etc.
"A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to the friends of Mission Hose
company to the dedication of our new
reel house tonight at s o'clock.
1t THos. H. ABBOTT, Foreman.
R. H. Purdy, of Dallas, and ]. G.
Booth, of Austin, are at the Menger.
MIR. Purdy is one of the gentlemen
who helped little in the organiza-
ton of the Texas Base Ball League.
Richard Lentz goes to Dallas tomor-
row to take a position in the Dallas
club house bar. Mrs. Lentz accom-
panies him. Many of Dicks old
friends are sorry to see him leave San
Antonio.