San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-01
LIGHT FLASHES,
And Other News Items Picked Op
Around Town BY Our Re
porters.


only four more days.
-Beeville has had q gentle rain that
fell for 80 hours.
Fire kindlers, Soc, at II. Sohultze.
Try the indestructible fire-kindler
at II. Schulize. ~ m
Fire sets, coal hods. fancy coal vases,
at Wagner q Chsbots. lib u
Remember that Mavericks bank
pays 4 per cent. on deposits. u
Curtains and curtain fixtures, larg-
est assortment In the city, at
9-9-tf u. Z. hIkLf * Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
-Elegant wedding and birthday pres.
ents, at Wagner q ChabOt's. l-l3u
If you want to buy, sell or rent
house, call on Hsmbleton, Hadley q Co.
DIR. wasserzug, who Is permanently
located at Dallas, Texas, 10 at the Nav
erick hotel for a short while. 1'3O-6t
DIR. wasserzug, the European ply
sicisn, is at the Maverick hotel for u
sbort lime. l-30-6t
Lost manhood restored by DIR. Was
serzug at the Maverick hotel. l-3O Ut
n&-For frst-class lumber and all
kinds OF building material, call on Frank
j. Beitel. o-i-H
Fruit and ornamental trees, ever
greens, roses and bulbs, at "a Alamo
plaza, west side. i-f-u
For artists materials, pictures and
s.Stf B. c. Riley & Co.,
a Commerce st.
Genuine 4. M. backing, 10 cent?;
ROYAL shoe dressing, 10 cents; SapOlis.
10 cents, at Wagner Il Cbabot's. 1-l3-n
Read DR.. Wssserzug's advertisement
in another column. l-3V-ot
Special attention given to ladies, by
DR.. Wasserzug, at the Maverick hotel.
l30-6t
DIR. WasserZug will undertake no
case unless he can guarantee a cure
Don't fail to see him at the Maverick
hotel. l'3u-ot
H6rFor everything needed In the lum-
Der line, call on F. J. Beitel, at Inter
national and Great Northern depot ly
n6rBear In mind that Frank J. Beltel
Keeps builders hard ware and lumber, at
the international and Great Northern
depot. s-ll-y
M. Eschborn, tailor. Garments re-
paired, cleaned and altered at snort
notice, corner Market and Presa
streets. o-Sy
New stock Of wall papers and deco
rations, latest designs and best sssort-
ment in the city, at
y9-tf B G. RELY q Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
Col, J. Il. Blocker, OF this city, will
drive two large herds OF his cattle from
Maverick county this spring.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Travis
Methodist church will meet at half past
three o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Madison
Square church will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow at 3 p. m. at the
church, A full attendance is desired.
Macon street Is being ploughed and
scraped to make It muddier. we sup
pose.
Alamo plaza presents a beautiful sea
OF mud to the eyes OF the southwestern
delegates.
The postofIice steps are SO worn
that in slippery weather they are dan
gerOus.
The Berg electric light worked very
bad last night, and saloon keepers gen.
orally swore many a"swore."
The Beethoven Maennerchor will
have no masquerade ball at the Casino
Saturday night, 1t will be a kind Of
carnival or "fOol's evening"
"A joint meeting OF ladies and gen.
tlemen interested 10 the Knights OF
Pythias entertainment will be held
Thursday afternoon.
Tomorrow Is the celebration OF the
Feast Of the Publication and will be
celebrated by the Catholics Of this city.
R. Z. Bond is happy this morning as
Mrs. Bond has presented him with q 8
pound boy, and is doing well.
Saloon men, attention One carload
TASKS just received; stone jugs, corks,
and general saloon supplies, at lowest
prices. Wagner Il Chabot. l-l3-tf
Save the expense and trouble OF
kindling wood by using the indestructi-
ible fire-lighter, price 80 cents, at Ii.
SchultZe, No. w. Commerce st. lm
Best dry post oak $4.25 cord, del'd.
Bear brand ill'g oil % and 80 cts gal.
del'd. NJ. Bastian, agt., Protection Oil
Co., BOG W. Houston ct. Telephone 80.
$4,000 will buy a five-room frame
house on 20x60 vara lot, No. 302, San
Pedro avenue. VIM. Kearney, I'll
Acequis street, or at Ed. Kotuls's store,
Military Plaza. l-22-tf
Persons desiring gardens laid out,
pruned and shrubbed, roses or trees,
planted by experienced handc, can ar
range for same VI Reasonable rates at
like nrrseries, L.'W MadRrssZ, proprie-
tor, 300 East Houston street. l-l6-tf
Mr.. j. NJ. Pace, convicted of mail
robbery some time ago and sentenced to
ten years imprisonment, is in the city.
He has been pardoned by President
Cleveland and asserts that he Is inno-
cent.
Mr.. J. II Littlefield. Jr. local freight
agent for the Southern Pacific, present
ed LIGHT reporter with one Of the
Morgan line handsome paddock paper
weights. The key to this lock is OBJ
tanned by shipment over the Morgan
line.
The case OF Tom Harrison was called
this morning and ready was announced,
but 1t was continued until tomorrow
morning for the attendance OF medical
witnesses.
MIR. Paul Wagner has returned from
Germany, intending to locate here, and
ls staying with bis brother, Mr.. c. l..
Wagner.
Col. Walthall has removed next to
the Office Of Mayor Callaghan to be
handy there for consultation with his
old partner, the mayor.
some people are enduring why the