San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-25


reform.
The biggest ten-cent show for ten
cents.
Shields big show tonight, on
Houston street. Admission ten cents.
Big dollar show for only ten cents
Shields circus on Houston street.
1t seems that the city or county at
every election are kept busy defeating
Mccall for some desired office.
Miss Annie Kinnehan and Mr.. J.
b. Mooney, railway man, were mar
ried last Tuesday in this city by Rev.
Justice Barnes.
international railway changes
their time schedule on the first of No
vember.
Captain w. G. NJ. Samuels wants
his friends to know that he is still in
the race for constable.
There is O regular boom at the
Washington. Don't fail to see the
big show.
John Cavanaugh, if elected to the
office Of constable on the peoples
ticket, will make "touch and go' Of
ficer.
With Charley Sauer as district
clerk the records will be kept at
home, safe in the vault.
The street car track on South
Alamo street, between Goliad and
Arceniega streets is under repair.
w. w. Heron, candidate for JUS
tice of the peace on the peoples ticket,
is lawyer, and such man is needed
for the office.
Final naturalization papers were
issued yesterday by the district clerk
to Henry Ryder-Taylor and Franz
Coperlik.
The candidates went out to FL
mendOrf yesterday. Today they went
to st. Hedwig, where, it is said, bar
becue has been prepared for them.
Judge Wurzbach has appointed
Mr.. VIM. Hiener as commissioner vice
Alex Sartor, Jr., to assess the dam
ages to the Russi property on Military
plaza, condemned by the city.
Most democratic non-partisan can
didates who went to Elmendorf yes
terday, returned home early in the
day claiming that there was no need
for work there as all was solid for
them. Perhaps.
H. B. Stone, railway man from
Eagle Lake, will be welded to Miss
Kate RIDLEY this afternoon, by JUS
tice Barnes.
"A new suit has been filed in the
district court by John M. Rahm
against S. w. Johnson, for debt and
to fOreclose lien.
-Jodie Savers rushed back home,
directly Belknap was announced as
rival candidate, for he knew that |
the Observation-Disclosures principles of |
his rival were fatal to his hopes for re-
election.
Gentlemen, we invite your atten-
carry by far the largest stock, best |
goods, and at prices other houses ask
for inferior goods.
1O-2O-lt YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Fifteen large American horses
and mules for sale. All gentle and in
fine condition. M. Landa & Bro. If
-Theo. HI. Banks is going to Wash
ingtOn next year, to do all of Mrs.
Cleveland's pain ting. 1O-15-tf
We call the attention of every
gentleman in the city to our elegant
new stock of fall goods. Neck-Wear,
gloves, pajamas, suspenders, hand
kerchiefs, hosiery, etc.
1O-20-tf YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Garry the banners of the Peoples'
ticket to every part of the county,
show them your men, and the rest is
clear. They'll vote for the proposed
Nothing can be said against Nor
rill Poor's administration of the
affairs of the county assessors office.
He should be put in again.
Shields ten-cent circus gave their
initial performance this season at the
circus grounds on Houston street, to a
large audience. The show is a good
one, as everybody who saw it last year
well knows.
Bob Alexander is brave and
tried officer of many years expe- {
renee whose ability even Mccall
can't gainsay. He has earned the of
ice by servitude, and as it is the first
Time he has asked the suffrages of the
people he should get it.
Who could wish for better board
If county commissioners than A. Y.
Ben Kiolbassa, J. A. Chavez,
md J. w. Light? None better could
De found. Our county roads would
hen be put in good shape from the
limits of the city right to the county
inc, and many needed bridges would
De built.
Judge II. S. Maxey, on his way
nome from Ell Paso federal court, will
stop over in San Antonio long enough
% see if either dissatisfied party
wants him to appoint non-partisan
election supervisors. We have no dis
met parties in San Antonio, and more