San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-24

Liquid Stove Polish at Wagner &
Chabot's. 1-24-3t
Try Liquid Stove Polish at Wag-
ner d Chabot's. l-24-3t
DIR. Wasserzug. the eminent Euro
pean specialist, cures all private dis
eases. Established in Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
uary 26, 1889. l2-29-lm
Morris & Bro. will move into their
new building about February 1st, and
to save trouble in moving, will sell
large line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced
prices. 1-l7-tf
-Strayed-An Irish setter bitch,
about IL months old, fancy collar with
lock attached; answers to the name Of
peggy A liberal reward will be
paid for her return to 703 Avenue G.
Lieut.. Rumbough is promoted to
first lieu tenant.
-Uvalde is trying to have fair
and race meeting.
Alex. Walton, Jr., has recovered
from two months illness of typhoid
fever.
-Connor doesn't get around in the
neighborhood of Monterey or Concho
streets.
The Italians say Bruni does not
carry their votes in his pocket, and
will vote solid to beat Conner.
Poor old Second ward. Almost
buried in mud, and no alderman to
represent 1T.
Editors Ferguson and Newcomb
couldn't run on the same ticket.
Bryan is the only French-Irish-
Mexican represented on the ticket of
the Officers Trust.
Gallagher accepts, and calls the
present administration, politics with
out business.
L. Wolfson is selling boys cloth
ing so cheap that every boy in town
ought to have a new suit.
Morris & Bro. will have hand
some store when the improvements
are completed.
-Wanted-Five hundred carp for
East End lake, East Commerce street.
Funerals to the cemetery will please
take another road.
F. F. Collins steamer will make
trips from the Menger hotel to the
opera house.
"a number of citizens" who got
out that mule ticket yesterday, do not
sign their names. How many were
there? Two?
-Giorda and Garroni deny the
claims of Bruni that he carries the
Italian vote in his pocket.
City brewery employees won $500
in the last drawing of the Louisiana
lottery.
Read DIR. Prentice's card on an
other page of the LIGHT.
MIR. A. Koehn, proprietor of the
opera house saloon, is rejoicing over
the safe arrival yesterday morning, of
a fine baby boy at his house, weight
IA pounds.
Mr.. Lowday, book-keeper in A. B.
Franks establishment, met with
severe accident this morning. In try
ing to catch a street car he slipped
and fell, injuring himself badly.
The Officers trust think the Mex
leans will follow them anyhow, even
if they are not represented on the
ticket.
Rev. J. L. Hurlbut, of New York,
will deliver an address at Trinity NJ.
E. church tomorrow night on the
theme Normal Sunday School
Work.
-"Lost in New York; completed its
rather unsatisfactory run of three
nights and matinee last night. The
attendance yesterday at each perform
ance was very light.
The LIGHT congratulates Editor
Ferguson in declining to run for al
derman on the Callaghan ticket, as
the Texas Press association to have
its ex president. beaten for so small an
office.
New suits have been filed in the
district court by David G. Evans q
Co., VS.. Edward Zallmanzig, ct al, on
appeal from Justices court; and by
Issy Landa VS.. the G. H. & S. A. rail-
way company, on appeal from JUS
tees court.
A little enthusiastic Mexican said
to LIGHT man [ want to hurrah for
French, but 1 am afraid of that Cal
Iaghan peeler. But 1 will vote for
Mr.. French all the same.
While the boss editor of the Times
is shouting for Callaghan, a majority
of his partners and employees are
members of the Reform club, and will
vote for French and decent city gov
eminent.
Mr.. C.. RunUe is announced in the