San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-25
Stove Polish. Try 1t.

Liquid stove POllSn al wagner ~
Chabot's. 1-24-3t
Try Liquid Stove Polish at Wag-
ner & Chabot's. 1-24-3t
DIR. Wasserzug. the eminent Euro
pean specialist, cures all private dis
eases. Established i'm Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
uary 20, 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. 1-17-tf
-Strayed-An Irish setter bitch,
about IL mon tbs old, fancy collar with
lock attached; answers to the name Of
Peggy" A liberal reward will be
paid for her return to 7O3 Avenue G.
Two elegant, furnished rooms to
let, five minutes walk from post Of
flee. No. 25 Rusk street. 1921
Fine, free lunch, hot soup, hot
dishes, beginning tomorrow morning
at Lockwood's saloon. Also all delica-
cies Of season at regular lunch coun-
ter. 1-25-2t
Mr.. G. H. Mueller took out his
final naturalization papers yesterday.
To-day is the anniversary of Rob-
ert Burns, the Scottish poet.
Prof. Carl Beck has taken out his
final naturalization papers.
The politicians are for Callaghan,
the people are for French.
ALI foreign labor imported in
schooners will be closely inspected by
the new appointee.
-Newcomb is the brainiest man on
the Callaghan ticket.
Billie Campbell will beat Fritz
over l 900 votes.
If Newcomb runs on his sidewalk
loan proposition, he ought to be
elected.
If Kalteyer runs on his plea for a
city auditor he ought to be elected.
Mr.. Thos. Johnson, the young stock
man, will not go to New Orleans next
Monday.
City employees draw their pay and
put in their time canvassing for Cal
laghan voters.
Ferry men wanted to run ferry on
Monterey street.
Prof. Sorcho will give exhibitions
on Monterey street.
"A good investment-to stock the
ponds on Monterey and Medina streets
with gold fish.
Trains are reported late in their
arrival today.
The Southern Pacific pay car will
arrive in this city this afternoon.
Assistant Manager Crane of the
opera house is the best left hand
writer in the city.
Wood gone up 100 per cent and
wagons cannot deliver.
-Connor was seen wading around
through the Second ward mud last
night looking for voters.
The authorities should prohibit
the use of vulgar and obscene lam
guage at the theatres.
"A steady rain fell all last night
and the creeks and bitches were near
ly out of their banks this morning.
The mud between Laredo street
and Pierroni's hall, where the San
Pedro club meets, is bottomless.
"A negro has as much right in the
United States as any other national
ity. Even in San Antonio they have
rights which ought to have been re-
spected.
Will the colored people get a
school on the west side if Callaghan is
reelected? Well, no.
The colored people have been
promised (?) lots of things-water
mains on the outlying streets, etc.,
etc., if they will only do certain
things. They are not to be caught
with straw. They don't wear green
spectacles.
The Reform club is not a deep
water club. Their ideas on the drink
ing question are all right. Let every
man choose for himself.
Mr.. French met a large number of
his friends at Kaiser's pavilion and
social time was enjoyed by all. Kai
ser gives good free show.
If Street Commissioner Campbell
had not been interfered with, the city
gravel pits would have paid for them
selves in the saving of the hire of the
mud carts.
Several of the aldermanic candi-
dates on the tatherless ticket are rich
men. They don't need anything, not
even good sidewalks or streets near
their houses.
-Beanville Johnson grass seed
should be sown in the second ward
morasses. Then the streets would not