San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-07

Charcoal. We have contracted for
constant supply of charcoal, and are
now prepared to supply our customers
with the best cedar-charcoal at the
lowest figures. Also coal and wood.
Ignite Coal and Wood Co. Tel. 4S0.
Office 215 st. Mary's st. 2-7-2t
-Lytle A No. l lump-coal, at $500
per ton. One-half ton, S2.35. Also
wood and charcoal. Telephone 4SO.
Office 215 st. Marv's st. 2-7-2t
Notice, order your wood from our
office. We also keep on hama con-
slant supply of coal and cedar-char-
coal. Lowest prices in the city. Try
us and be convinced. Telephone 4S0.
Ignite Coal and Wood Co. Office 2l5
st. Mary's street. 2-7-2t
Why not mail postal cards to the
aldermen, reminding them of days of
meeting, some are liable to forget
dates, or furnish them with pocket
calendars, dates of meetings printed
in red.
"A. G. Cunningham, formerly in
the army at Post of San Antonio, is
now practicing law i'm Little Lock,
Ark, and writes that he will visit
San Antonio in the spring.
"A preacher would hardly work
for the Callaghan ticket unless he
was paid we'll. Then his clerical dig
nifty would suffer.
Street Commissioner Campbell
does not let his regular work suffer,
in order to electioneer. He is taking
good care of the streets.
The board of directors of the San
Antonio Singing and Social club meet
tomorrow night for important bust
ness.
The first plume drill OF the Nav
erick Rifles takes place tomorrow
night and a pleasant surprise is in
store for the boys.
Frank Allen, barkeeper engaged
at Major Thos. G. Campbelrs saloon,
was ares ted yesterday on charge Of
theft ofS26.50 from his employer. He
is in Jail.
Justice McAllister will perform
the marriage ceremony this evening
at o'clock, for Frank Molino and
Emelle Klark.
Mr.. Jess Bell, Jr., received a con-
signmept of 40 ratrlesnake skins this
morning. They will be worked up
into neckties.
The Garibaldi club will meet to-
night at the corner of Obraje and
North Flores streets, but the Italians
need not expect so much beer this
time.
A French man yesterday bet his
$3.50 gold watch and chain against a
hn VT
mayor. The bet was formally signed
and the watch put up with response
BILE parties.
Charley Sclocovitch, known fa-
miliarly as Frenchy, offered to put up
$500 on Mayor French's election last
night in a crowd, but could find no
takers. Finally a Callaghan police
man run him off on The preteXt that
he was blocking up the sidewalk.
The administration forces are en-
closing their ticket in envelopes and
sending them around to the business
men, addressed ITO the voters of this
house." Many of these have been
thrown into the waste basket by the
merchant, with other trash.
Elk Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
IneeUS UOHlSHG dhu Will "olh Ill pho
Knight Rank.
The male friends of the two ladies
who that would-be masher followed
out towards the city cemetery Mon
day afternoon, would like to meet him
and pay their respects to him. He
would not soon forget the meeting.
VIM. Radam's Microbe Killer, is
the acknowledged cure for depression
and general bodily ailments. 1t is a
safe and certain cure for all female
diseases. 1t is pleasant to take and
parties wishing to try it should call
at agents office corner Losoyo and
Commerce streets. 2-7-6t
w. Holland the Tea man, 207
Commerce street, has a great variety
of New Season tea, and can satisfy
all tastes, (the fastidious.) Call upon
him and you can get just what you
want at reasonable prices. Mr.. Hol-
land also handles the highest grades
of pure species, cocoa shells, the finest
coffee's etc. 2-4-tf
"A policeman yesterday took in
some Mexicans and got them to take
out their first naturalization papers.
A fter this he was en- by business
man to put the papers in his own
pocket. These he will keep until cleo
ton day, and the men must either
vote for Callaghan or else not vote at
all.