San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-30
ghe daily Eight.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER. 80. 1888,
SLAMS. SLABS AND SLASHES.

| Ramsay.
After Tuesday C. l.. will have the
| treasury back in Bexar county.
Next Tuesday the people will
change Moss back's forty dollar bill.
Touch-the-pen Conner is for Cas-
siano because "B-Bryan s-says So"
Anton is running on his shape, and
does not care adam for anyone but
| himself.
Sherdan's ride was walk along
| side of Billy, the butchers jaunt,
| with Denver 'steen hundred miles
away.
The Denver bed-bugs have become
| 80 beefy since they boarded on Billy,
the butcher, that they can't look
Texas steer between the eyes.
Judge Wurzbach doesn't think it is
smeat" to charge him with Denver
Bill's contracts. TITS little tough,
surely.
George, the all-round flip-hopper,
now takes his sweet. Most of the
voters, however, will take theirs
! Sauer.
The non-partisans are trying to
| float Cassiano with Mexican blood.
1
Barnum, they say, is on his way to
San Antonio. OF course he is seek
| ing freaks. Lay low, non-partisans,
| lay low!
If the non-partisans limped every
| time the "shoe pinched,n they would
have to electioneer on crutches.
The clam that opens not its mouth
/ through fear of getting dirt in it will
| starve to death. Denver Bill wont
die that way.
Judge Wurzbach and Billy the
butcher are of one mind. Hence one
/ of them has no mind.
Denver Bill proves that we cannot
tell a mans knowledge by the size OF
breadth of his cheek.
A bad alderman can't make good
| assessor. He might run a goose
ranch, though, and get plucky.
There need be no fear of burying the
non-partsan executive committee
during suspended animation, as the
mere iingling of Doodle would revive
them 'steen years after death.
When we look at Cassiano we see
where the citizen ends and the politi-
clan begins. T. NUT.
THE Mills democracy is worried
much like the mother hen when
her duckIings go swimming.
The Mills democrats had a hard
time in trying to force the iron collars
on members of their old flock. at their
m 3eting.
THE Mills democrats had better go
slow in crowding independent voters
to a new confessional.
THOUSANDS of west Texas demo-
Gratis spurn the freq trade creed and
the Mills collar, and will show it by
voting for Belknap and Brewster,
who defend home interests.
Recorders Court.
D. E. Sullivan, drunk on the street,
dismissed.
Willie Taylor, drunk on the street,
IS. The case was reconsidered and
dismissed.
John o. Bannon, drunk and disor-
derby, 81.
Tena Williams, vagrant, S..
Wanted.
Nurse girl for child two months old.
Prefer one that can eat at home; also
one with good reference. Address 10
Pecan street. 10-29-3t
THEY who believe in the future de-
velopment of San Antonio and BeXar
county and in the Tenth district,
should vote for Belknap.
LET the voters of the Tenth district
| advertise the nation on the 9th of No
| vember next of their wonderful re-
sources, by repudiating Mr.. Sayers
and electing Col. Belknap.
For Constable,
| In response to earnest solicitation
of numerous friends, / hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for con-
stable of precinct No. l, at the cleo
ton, November 9th, and ask the suf-
frage of the voters.
| RAFAEL MARTINEZ.
WHY WOMEN FADE.
Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. DIT.
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption is an absolute cure for colds.
| ~ RAGLAND IL Co.
FLAMING FIRE IN THE VEINS.
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