San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-25
LIGHT FLASHES

one of the one-StOry Maverick Dull(
ings on Houston street.
The Seedsmen of the city did biz
business yesterday selling seeds t
gardeners whose crops were ruined by
yesterdays frost.
Hoods Pills are the favOrite fam.
ily cathartic and liver medicine. Price
% cents.
United States r. G.. Ware, District
| Clerk d. II. Hart and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Duval West are ex-
pected today from Brownsville, where
they attended a special session Of Fed
eral court.
| "A number Of BeXar county officials
were in Austin yesterday to look after
their interests regarding the passage
of the fee bill.
| Now is the time to purify your
blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine for the purpose. Thous-
andS of great cures prove that 1t Is
the One True Blood Purifier.
John Shannon, brakeman on the
Southern Pacific, severely mashed his
| right hand yesterday while coupling
cars on the west end.
Championship w. & D. Lawn Ten
mis- ball '97. Mic Tengg. 25-1t
DIR. H. J. farrell was granted a IL
cense in the Forty-fifth District court
yesterday to practice law.
The frost did but little damage
around San Antonio to the fruit crops.
Cool beer always on tap at the
Crystal Saloon. 6120-tf.
Mr.. C. Schuermeyer of the South
western park, who has been suffereing
a two months illness from la grippe,
is able to be up and out again and
is now rapidly recovering.
w & d. Lawn Tennis balls for
'97. Mic Tengg. 25-1t.
-Messrs. VIM. DObrowolski and II.
Wise of this city, have secured a gov
eminent patent on device to tighten
wagon and buggy tires, which is very
effective and simple.
-Messrs. Bart CrOwther, Ben Varga
and Bob Marx left today on two
weeks hunting trip about 20 miles
west of this city.
"A 14-year-old-son of C. B. Murphy
Il
forehead with a rock by another boy
yesterday afternoon, and a severe
wound was inflicted, which had to be
sewed up.
Complete line of Lawn Tennis
supplies and sets. Mic Tengg. 25-1t.
The J. & G. Meakin company, linn
tied, of Liveroopl, Eng, is suing Wag-
ner and Chabot in the Federal court
for debt in the sum Of $5,507.94.
Laura Callaghan, aged II months,
daughter of John Callaghan, of 1,404
North Olive street, died yesterday af-
ternoon. The funeral took place to-
day.
"A party of Prospect hill people are
having a picnic at the head of the
river today.
The little son of Mr.. A. A. Wolf,
who was thrown from donkey and
dragged and his hand cut open very
severely by catching against a piece
of broken jug, few days ago, is now
much improved and his hand is heal
ing nicely.
Sam Barnard is charged on the
city police books with carrying a slung
shot and his case will come up before
the recorder tomorrow.
There were nine cases before the
recorder today but only one was fined,
the remainder being continued.
Mr.. Nat Sulzbacher was stepping
very high this morning, his wife hav-
ing presented him with a pretty little
baby daughter yesterday.
An electric light lineman had his
hand severely burned yesterday by
ctaching hold Of a live wire acciden-
tally.
N. Z. English has secured a permit
to erect a $1,000 dwelling at No. 535
Van Ness street, Ward 6.
The hedge about the city hall is
being trimmed by the city gardener.
A new shape is being put on the top
which will be very pretty.
Robert Hedges has begun the cree
ton of a dwelling at No. 223 Idaho
street, Ward Z, to cost $500.
DIR. L. L. Shropshire has return
ed from a pleasant visit to his children
in Lagrange, and is improving rapidly
from his recent injuries.
The Larger Life Sermons and es-
says by the Rev. Edgar G. Murphy.
MIC TENGG. 24-2t.
Mr.. NJ. Sass, a former citizen of
the Alamo City, but now living at La
Grange, Texas, is quite i'll at the
Manhcke hotel.
Lost between 1915 and IL o'clock
today-heavy brass trimmed bride be-
tween City brewery and corner Live
Oak and Dawson streets. Finder re-
turn to 3O2 Austin street and receive
reward.