San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-29

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Morris & Bro. will move into their
new building about February 1st. and
to save trouble i'm moving, will sell a
large line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced
prices. LIFT
Store for rent, No. 514 Main
Avenue, opposite waterworks office.
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WIN. Radam's Microbe agency
removed from Houston street to corn
er of Commerce and Losoyo streets.
Telephone 365. 1-29-6t
The best furniture and more of it,
for the least money at Bottoms. tt
Mr.. Benedict Mueller, aged IA
years, died yesterday.
The Hidalgo Reform club will
meet tonight.
The Mission garden is being re-
decorated for the coming season.
No meeting of the city council
was held yesterday. None was ex-
pected.
The ladies of the Alamo Baptist
church will have sociable tonight a
No. 3O4 Nacogdoches street.
Mr.. J. o. Sullivan misses a horse
which he hired few days ago to a
young man named Raymond Clay.
Mr.. Lucien Laooste is out again
after being Frustrated with a slight
attack of pneumonia.
The Times Democrat of New Or
leans, leads all the newspapers pub
lished i'm the South-daily and week.
ly.. 1t has the largest circulation.
The motive power force OH the
Arkansas Pass railway went out on a
strike for their pay yesterday. This is
only sequel to the walk-out of last
Friday.
Every day for the last three weeks
some policeman is reported sick, when
in fact he was out in the suburbs
drumming up voters for the Callaghan
ticket.
There are eleven letters IN James
French's n tme and the month of Feb
ruary begins with an f. This is con-
sidered lucky omen.
MIR. l.. w. Adae, the secretary of
the Board of Trade, is very ill, hav-
ing been stricken with partial par
alysis.
Rev. Ike Sellers, of Georgetown,
would be the very man to have in San
Antonio at the First Baptist church as
their pastor.
When subscribing for newspa-
per get the best. The Times-Democrat
of New Orleans-Daily and Weekly.
1t has the largest circulation.
The Laredo Times says: "There
arrival II, 10 Of n COR
loads-60O-tat hogs, the property of
DR.. A. E. Carothers of San Antonio.
They were purchased in Kansas City
and are destined for the City of Mex
leo Market San AntOnians have a
peculiar habit of getting there.
The fire department was called
upon to extinguish a chimney blaze
on North Flores street last evening,
but were not required, as Mr.. II. E.
Blundell extinguished the fire with a
handful of salt. The fire was at Cal
vim Perry's residence, next to d. c.
Robinson's.
"A meeting of the Colored INDIE
pendent Club was held last night and
an executive committee com posed of
Ed. Thomas, VIM. Dickey, It. Madi-
son, M. f. Boom, John Foster, James
LoVett and VIM. Summers, was ap-
pointed.
Marriage licenses have been issu-
ed to Peter Netf and Maria Mike, and
to Harry Wise and Sarah Landa.
Peter Netf has compromised his
seduction case by taking out license
and marrying the girl, Maria Mike.
Miss Landa and Mr. Wise will be
married tomorrow morning.
In the district court the old case
of Josephine Meedlin and others,
vs.. John Wilkins and others for
possession OF suerte of land lying in
the neighborhood of North street, is
on trial today. This case has been on
the docket since 1868.
The flames are hardly kept under
control at Hunt & Booths warehouse
fire. Saturday night they burst out
afresh.
Miss Kitty DeLorme, the we'll
known star soubrette, who has been
with the Goldens' company for short
time, left them at Cuero and passed
last night in our city. She is bound
for Chicago.
There will be a meeting of citizens
of the Sixth ward tomorrow night at
the corner of Chestnut and Dawson
streets, for the choice of an alderman.
"A large number of friends assist
ed Mrs. Annie Ludlow, wife of the
manager of the Pacific Express COM
pany in this city, to celebrate her
birthday anniversary last night at
nir a MI