San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-09

Ben T. Gable is a candidate for
congress from the Tenth Illinois dis
tTict.
The San Angelo delegation to the
state convention got in yesterday,
being the first to arrive.
some of the finest bargains in city
and ranch property are offered by
John Il. Hambleton & Co 4-l6-f
Three fine lots on Government Heights
for sale, cheap. Apply to L. Il. johnson,
at LIGHT office. o-o-u'
DIR. Barnitz has removed his resi-
dence from Fourth street to 6l2 Ave-
nue. G.. S-6-4t.
Seth Thomas Clocks, the most re-
liable time-pieces, complete STOCK at
72S If BELL BROS,
No. PSI Commerce street.
-$4OO. Medina, Pa. Military Acad-
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls: CIR
culars free. S-5I2m
-Worff & Marx sell all silk ribbon
No. 3 at cents yard, No. 5 and at
6cents. S-7-3t
Come and see the large line OF
black, striped and checked organizes.
SILT. WOLFF u MARX.
wolff & Marx will sell you Ger
man linen towel size % As for loo
piece, regular prices 25 cents apiece.
Open all night. Prescription
druggists Tips & Silverthorn, corner
of Houston and Ave. G. 19 tt
-Heideman Manufacturing COM
pany, "a Acequia street, next to
N1lT 10 60 of
house numbers, etc. Slim.
Late arrival compels us to close
out large lot of embroidered fioun-
cings at SOC yard would be cheap at
double the price. WOLFE & MARX.
S-7-3t.
s. Chase, who drives sprinkling
wag on, ran into.a boy in cart and
upset it. He was promptly arrested
and fined.
If you want to enjoy pleasant
evening go to Jonas garden, where
there will be dance tomorrow, Sun
day night.
The street cars are running to the
I. and G. n. depot today and have
resumed running over the disturbed
portions of Alamo street.
The floating pavilion on the West
End lake is almost finished. A lot
of chairs were taken out to it yester-
day.
A boy in an Alamo street store
had % per cent. of life knocked out Of
him, and 70 per cent. of it scared out
of him the other day, by showcase
falling upon him.
Residents out on Goliad street
complain of the nuisance caused by
the locomotives whistling con tinualIy
during the night.
Mr.. Paul Hermann, and Miss
Minnie Talbert will be married to.
night at As Macon street. Justice
McAllister performing the ceremony.
News was received here yester-
day to the effect that Mr.. Pannell, of
this city, had died at WoOten Wells,
from the effects of wounds received in
an accident on the Arkansas Pass some
time ago.
The Young Mems Christian
Association by their kind care of the
visiting militia during the encamp-
ment has been the subject of much
thanks by the boys and kind notices
in the state papers.
Notwithstanding the fact that at
tention has been called by the city
papers to the foul cutters existing in
the center of the city, they still con-
tinue to exist and waste their doubt
full fragrance where men congregate
most.
Street cars 80 and 81 both broke
down yesterday. The axle-tree in
one and the wheel in the other break
ing. 80 had heavy load of colored
people on their way to the springs.
The private boarding houses
have taken advantage Of the politics
aud have raised the price of a nights
lodging to ST.. The claim an accom-
modating capacity of 40 men, on an
average.
A Great Temperance Work.