San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07

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rule, are poorly drained and long after
other streets are dry, these are little
better than quagmires.
Harry Seele will be married in
about about two months, and is now
preparing beautiful cage for his
mate.
Get bargains at assignee's sale of
gents furnishing goods, and trunks
at 4O3 East Houston street.
l-7-5t l.. DREYFoUS, assignee.
If you want bargains called at
once at assignee's sale, 403 East Hous-
ton street. l.. DREYFoUs,
l-7-5t Assignee.
The fruit and shade trees business
is now booming and everybody is
planting trees and shrubbery in their
yards.
Mr.. II. w. Mullaly will soon be-
gin the erection of handsome resi-
dence on Fourth street, adjoining his
residence.
The Beethoven Maennerchor will
be given solo in the second concert
of the New Orleans Saengerbund.
They leave on Feb. 10th for n. O.
When the undertakers 60 10 the
coast to rusticate it shows a pretty
healthy state of things in San Anto-
Mo.
The installation of officers of Py-
THAN Sisters lodge will occur next
Tuesday afternoon, instead of this
afternoon. The date was a mistake of
one of the members.
Our line of gents shoes is one of
the most complete in the city. We
invite purchasers to see our bargains
and neat styles.
12-2S-tf JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
The new officers of Ord post
G. A. r. were installed last night at
Odd Fellows hall on Houston street. |
Post Commander Bolton acted as in
stalling officer.
Mr.. Thos. Hollis, young gentle
man from Grand Lake, Ark, is in the |
city visiting his brother-in-law, Mr..
Nathan Hart and family. He thinks
he will locate here, and if 80, he will |
make first class citizen.
When the streets in the Second
ward are being cut down, as Monterey |
street, the intersecting streets are not |
cut down in their approaches and this |
is particularly hard on vehicles of all |
sorts.
The City Brewery will soon be- |
gin placing $4,000 worth of improve
ments on their property, to consist of |
new washhouses, larger stables and |
wagon sheds. New machinery is
also ordered.
"A street car on the Red line ran |
off the track at the corner of Houston
street and Avenue D. yesterday after
noon and ran into the sidewalk. Con-
siderable delay was caused in replace
ing it.
Mrs. Maria Jett, after one year Of
welded bliss, died at the family resi-
dence on Medina street yesterday.
She was the sister of Miss Mary E.
Watson, popular teacher in San
Antonio schools.
B. A. Aldrich, the Western Rever-
sible road machine rustler, is in the |
city once more. He has spent the
months since .'our fair closed in the
South Atlantic states and represents
things booming there.
The washouts are making sad |
breaks on train arrivals. The Monte
yuma special is thirty hours late from
Mexico, and the Patti train which was
expected last night did not arrive I'M
til =ome time today.
The remains of the late j. w.
Hannig were guarded last night by a
detail of his cOmrade Knights Temp
lar, and a guard of honor of six
knights escorted the remains to Aus
tin this morning.
I'VE, Us & Company" closed
their engagement at the Grand opera
house last night with a small audi
ence present. John Dillon comes to-
night and "Said Pasha," Wednesday
and Thursday nights.
For cash. Wanted to buy ranch
or farm, from 300 to 1900 acres, i'm
proved or unimproved. Water and
wood indispensable. Write full par
ticulars and state lowest price to ID.
Gray, 2lS LOsoya street, San Antonio.
Lists
Mrs. Delasieux, a French lady
who lives on South Flores street, as
stated in Fridays LIGHT, is not only
assisted by the German Ladies'
Benevolent association, but is also
aided personally by all the French
and many American ladies of this
city.
A bargain offered for two days
only. A new house, lot stable
etc. Lot S3x166 on street car line
good neighborhood, call at once if
you want to buy a good home for
1880. John T.. Hambleton, No. 4
East Commerce street. 1-6-tf.
North ElOres street residents