San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

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| There is nothing in the world which
| will give prompter relief to all sufferers
from neuralgia than Salvation OIL; Price
only IS cents bottle. oos
The recent cyclones in the south and
west have done terrible damage to life
and DroDerty. hut there's one comfort
| left the people clamor for DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. s-o-ot
The Old Book Store has come to
stay; will sell you books cheap; give
us q call. Highest cash price paid
for books. School books and books
relative to Texas wanted; 228 East
Houston street, next door to Gun
ningham's Shoe Store. 2-4-2lt*
A meeting of colored men was
held at the recorders court room last
night.
"A meeting was held at Mutualista
hall last night.
"A party was given upper Nor tn
Flores street last night.
"A mask ball was given at the
Fashion theatre last night.
Gus Peltzer is making fine
showing for the Office of city assessor.
ilO 10 O cdpooiO yOuuS tudu anu huOWs
the assessment business.
"A we'll attended reception was
given at the Woodruff residence on
Acequia street last night, by Miss
Lulu Woodruff.
"A married, young German, wants
situation as driver. gardner etc.
Address A this office. 1t.
Sam Jones arrives here tonight
and occupies one of the pulpits to-
morrow.
There were seven cases before
the recorder today, the fines amount
ing to So.
More suits will be filed against
delinquent stockholders of the fair
shortly.
Nicolas Cara was charged be-
fore Justice Adam today with theft
of "slicker" coat.
Justice Heron fined the man
Hernandez SIS, this morning for ma
liCious mischI,f.
Fifteen new citizens were made
in the county clerks office this morn
ing.
The small pox will still rage as
long as we have the present admins
tratiOn. Give us the Australian bal
bt.
Ike A. Stein, of the Fair associa-
ton, leaves for Galveston tomorrow to
put up 5000 hangers to advertise the
fair during the Mardi Gras.
The Champion of Canada, and
the Dude from Gascony, had q
wrestling bout q few nights ago on
Soledad street. Won by the Gascony
man.
"A large number of meetings in the
interest of the Observation-Disclosures
ticket, were held in the city last
night.
Madam DOnaldson's regular an
nual masquerade ball takes place at
the Arbeiter Verein tonight. A good
crowd is anticipated.
king Bryan ordered the office
hunters on his ticket to put up ten
dollars each for the Express. Some of
them kicked but they dared not dis
obey.
Mr.. Albert Persch is making a
fine, independent race for alderman
Of the seventh ward. He would make
q solid alderman for the seventh.
Mr.. Albert Persch is making q
fine. independent race for alderman
of the seventh ward. He would make
solid alderman for the seventh.
-Ex-County Assessor Morrill, Poor
will tell you that Mr.. Gus. Peltzer,
candidate for city assessor, was q
faithful, capable deputy under him
during his term of office.
"A farmer named Henry Heide-
kant had his leg broken by being
thrown under the wheels of his runa-
way team on Government Hill yester-
day afternoon. He was removed to
the county poorhouse hospital where
the limb was set.
"A pleasant dance was given at
Harnisch and Baer's parlors by the
Young Peoples Tennis club, last
night. Some thirty couples were on
the floor, enjoying themselves until
quite a late hour.
When you see q communication
in the Express signed ''anti.slander,"
"Reader." "Granite," or other ficti-
tious stuff, you may put him down
as an administration hummer and
pap sucker, or is fishing for some-
thing. One thing you can bet on Is
the Express charges 20 cents line
for all such rot.
Delegates from the various lodges
of the Order of Railway Conductors
are in the city, and hold netting in
regard to sending in protest to the
legislature against the bill to make
conductors and engineers pay an
occupation tax.
Only three cars are used on the
Flores street car line at present, the
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