San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-13

recess during Ialr week.
-Maxima Martinez has license to
marry Arcario Rodriguez:
The variety theatres are playing
to crowded houses.
johnson & Carroll. dentists. Of
flee 275 Commerce street. 1l-l3-1m
Sunset train from the east two
hours late.
Several good first-class cooks
wanted at Riverside restaurant. 1t
Wasting and decay cured by DR..
Wasserzug. ll-l3-lm
Colonel Peter McLennan, of Waco,
is in the city, and stopping at the
Club rooms.
The new San Antonio lodge,
Knights of Pythias, initiated fifteen
additional members last night.
DIR. Wasserzug will treat your
case scientifically. Call and see him.
11-13-1m
The citizens are decorating their
stores, some in a very tasteful and
elegant manner.
Just received ten barrels of eight
year old McBrayer whisky, at Ducks
saloon. ll-l5-u
-Wanted-A boy to work in store,
about II years old. Apply with refer
ences at Opera house Music store. 1t
Eight year old McBrayer whisky,
at Ducks sale On, No. s Soledad street.
11-13-tf
Before going to the fair drop in at
Ducks saloon, No. Soledad street,
and get a flask of that fine eight year
old McBrayer whisky. ll-l3-u
No deaths were reported to the
health officer this morning, but there
is considerable sickness in the city.
Officer Bennett returned to duty
yesterday after being absent, sick for
three days.
Mr.. w. C. Cumberland, the well
known Englishman, is confined to his
room by serious sickness.
-Bexar county returns are nearly
completed and will be ready for issue
in day or two.
Justice McAllister tried the case
of the State VS.. Mrs. Druskin, for u.s.
ing abusive language. The case was
apparently a clear one, for it was
proven upon defendant, but the jury,
after short deliberation, declared
verdict of mot guilty"
DIR. Wasserzug has visited this
city regularly every three or four
months. He is now ready to consult
you until the 18th of December. See
advertisement. ll-l3-lm
The rain of last night fell in tor
rents in the suburbs of the city. No
damage was done, as the rain was &C
companied by little wind, but every
thing is soaked, and water holes are
all full.
Some genius of the malign croaks
out his monotone this morning,
that we could not expect fair weather
for the "fair," because it opened on
the "thirteenth;" unlucky number.
The transfer offices are good ther-
mometers to test the rise of the travel
ing temperature. Every transfer man
in town says: "Lots of p; ople coming
in.n
Even so early in the week the
numbers of strangers in the city at
tract attention, and many inquiries
are being made for privare rooms.
Parties having furnished rooms to let
during fair week would do we'll to adj
vertse same as demands will increase
from day to day.
"A run through real estate offices
develops the fact that never before in
the history of this city was there so
general an enquiry for real estate, and
good real estate, and real estate In
large quantities, from northern and
eastern parties. All things indicate
d large influx of prospect RS this WIN
ter.
-Meuger hotel has opened new
register for the fair. J. ). Nick imam,
of st. Louis, was the first to scraUl
his name upon the register. The house
is getting into shape for winter work
and will book house full during the
fair. Already a good run has been
made on the office and in day or
two more cots will be in demand.
The following are the latest of
r. ord in the Office of county clerk:
D III Lewis to John S. Ramsay, lot 2,
block 4, of the Lewis and Pascal addi-
ton to Upper Sar Antonio; August
Bonnet to Joseph Soeinmel, lot of
subdivision of lot 4, block II, on Wal
nut street, for $3.50; AGanda J. Dignt
witty to Stagoff Gross, lots and IA,
block Is, range 5, district /, for $50.
A few hours of genial sunshine
and the streets and walks Of this city
and the grounds of the Fair ass0cia-
ton will be in prime order for pedes-
TRANS as well as for driving.
-Cassiano's actual majority over
Ramsay was only "A. Wurzbach beat