San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-05
LIGHT FLASHES.

banquet OF the members OF the Y.
NJ, G. A. will take place tonight.
81 was suffering from weak
ness and loss OF appetite. began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
after using the first bottle / felt
stronger, and was able to eat heart.
lily" May X. Sharper, No. 2l7
Woodleaf street, San Antonio, Tex.
st. Mary's college has arranged
an entertainment IN honor OF the
Bishop to be given at Beethoven
hall December %.
The Irish-American society
will give a ball It Turner hall Dec.
p. Refreshments will be free.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills
Mr.. Jas. p. Newcomb and
nephew were thrown from a cart
while coming out Of the carriage
gate Of his residence on Flores
street yesterday and Mr.. New.
comb was bruised on one hand and
on mis- face. The horse slipped and
fell, upsettipg tho cart.
-Webb's candies, Alamo plaza.
II 5 I'm
Mr.. Jas. p. Hague, of Eel Paso,
died this morning, Of con-
sumption, at No. 223 Fourth street,
aged As years. Deceased was a
prominent lawyer of Ell Paso, and
was at one time the law partner of
Judge Nell, OF this city. The
remains will be shipped tomorrow
morning to Ell Paso.
--Webb's hot drinks, Alamo plaza.
II I'm
An invitation has been re-
ceived by the LIGHT, to attend the |
Alamo Either clubs concert next |
Sunday night.
The Liquor Dealers will meet |
tomorrow night to discuss high |
license versus uniform license. Mr..
J. P. Newcomb will deliver an ad-
dress on the subject.
Xmas candies at Webb's. Sim
There are four cases of scarlet
fever on North Flores street, among
children.
--Chas. Gorden has begun the
erection of an $500 residence at
No. 222 Omaha street.
Sealed candies at Webb's. 5 I'm
The Mission Bowling club had
an exciting contest last night. The
Ivy club bowls tonight.
-Webb's, headquarters for sweets
II I'm
The race meet closed yester-
day. Only a small crowd was in
attendance. The horses are being |
shipped to New Orleans.
- here were five interments in
st. Mary's cemetery, two in Odd
Fellows, one in Masonic and tive in
the German Catholic cemeteries in
East Commerce street is in a
very poor condition and should be
This is the street lead
ing to the cemeteries and great
is experienced by funeral
professions.
Katie Leech, aged "a years,
died of consumption at No. Alb
Fifth street, early this morning.
The remains will be shipped to
Bloomington, ILL.,, tonight.
The disappearance of Col.
Young, an old man living in ward
No. 5, was reported to the police
last night. He is blind in one
eye.
The marriage of Albert Schaub
and Miss Annie Br9tzka will take
place this afternoon at o'clock at |
the residence of the bride, No. 1877
North street. The groom is one of
the drug clerks employed at Mine
Host Mahncke's dispensary.
Phillip Boon has begun build
ing a dwelling at No. S2l Trenton |
avenue, to cost $25.
&C. Moletini and VIM. Curtin |
were before the recorder this morn
ing charged with careless driving.
One was fined, the other continued
to Friday.
The remains of August Holzap-
fel were inferred in this city this |
morning.
j. Weber has begun building a
dwelling at No. GLIB San Marcos |
street, ward 3, to cost $3.50.
sUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.