San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-31

TROUGH ON WORMS" sure
Cure. 25c.
The Maverick Rifles will give a
dance Feb. 10.
Mrs. Dion Boucieault will return to
the stage.
The city mud cleaning gang Is at
work today on Garden street.
The Casino Association VIII have
masquerade ball tonight.
San Antonio ought to have q lodge
of Elks.
Mrs. Pierce Schneider died yester-
day at No. go. Crosby street.
Mr.. Wilkinson's widow, is Gilletts
name for his new comedy.
An affidavit has been sworn out
against Barbara Cano for insulting
language.
Early styles in spring millinery,
hats and flowers, just receiver at
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 131 st
EARLY styles in spring millinery,
hats and flowers, just received at
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 1876
-Leghorn hats, new line of spring
goods, just received at Moke's Mill
merry Parlor. 13l st
Rev. C. E. Giddings will probably
return to this city and take up his
permanent residence here.
The anniversary ball of the Froh-
slim Singing Society occurs at Con-
'vention hall tonight.
-LeghOrn hats, new line of spring
goods, Just received at Moke's MILF
merry Parlor. 1875
An old demented colored man
was locked up in the city jail last
night on charge of insanity.
The Rice murder case in Judge
Noonan's court Is drawing to q close
and will probably be finished today.
There were nine cases in tie
police court today. Fifty-nine dollars
in fines went down on the book.
The heavy rain last night and
the bitches of the city being turned
off into the river has swollen this
stream.
DIR. J. M. PEBBLES has purchased q
block of land on Cincinnati avenue,
West End, and will erect sani.
tarium.
MIR. T.. M. Gregory was accident
ally thrown from his buggy yester-
day morning but was not badly
bruised.
I'm Judge Kings court the Bill
Davis damage suit against the q. III.
& s. A. railway is still dragging
along.
Mrs. A. Baker has brought suit
for divorce in Judge Noonan's court
against w. G. Baker on the ground
of abandonment.
The peddIer who started off the
auction sale on Houston street yester-
day to help along his sales, was fined
$40 for not having an auctioneer's
license.
No real estate transfers were filed
In the county clerks Office this morn
ing, and no marriage licenses were
issued.
There will be three masquerade
balls tonight, one at the Krisch's
hal, by the Frohsinn Singing society,
one at Casino hall by the Casino soci-
ETY., and one at Mission Garden pa
vilion, by Madame Donaldson's schol.
ars.
Grand opening of saloon corner
Nacogdoches and Crockett streets to-
night at Z O'Clock. Free lunch will
be served. Every body invited.
Emil Wesenberg, proprietor. lt*
An admiring friend of an artistic
turn Of mind, has portrayed the'phiz"
of Capt. Bill Hennessy, and 1t now
decorates the south wall of the sta
ton.
Books bought sold and exchanged
at the Old Book Store, 22s East Hous-
ton street. 100 ct
We will sell all our winter goods
at cost to make room for spring goods.
1-24 If YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Pure wax candles. for Candle
mass, at Catholic Book Store, 102
Crockett street. 1.2-5t*
The public is warned by the COM
mittee, not to believe all the COM
paign statements published in the
Express.
Several men who the Express
says "decline the nomination" will
run and will be elected.
200 pieces Torchon and Medlci
laces to be sacrificed at A. Kahn's
former store. ED. DREYFUs, Trustee.
1:26:6t
-Special-Gent's clothing, over
coats and furnishing goods, must go,
If prices will move them. Kahn's
former store. Ed. Dreyfus, Trustee.
1:26:6t
Gen. Wayne Stables, BALTIC. and Paca
streets, Baltic, Md can safely recon-
mend your Salvation Oil to all suffering
with rheumatism, as / was sufferer, and
before had finished using the first bottle
was entirely cured. j. Fox, Cattle