The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-28
LOCAL FLASHES,
As Seen by Light Reporters in Their Daily
Rounds Through the City.

Emerson's l0-l0-tf
The Voksfest decorations have now
disappeared entirely.
deputy sheriff Dan Lewis is seri-
ously IN with the dengue.
For all the latest STYLES and novel
ties. call on +. Sheets, II Commerce st.
There was a marked increase In tie
sale OF stoves this morning.
The handsomest fall and white
uits, at +. Sheets, II Commerce 1t. gil.
Skipped by the Light Of the Moon
tonight at Turner hall
Strangers are invited to Clnrk's u J.
lizard Parlor, . and II Alamo street.
The Barnard men had n secret meet
ing last night training In the strikers.
- Captain Tom Hughes had his har-
ness stolen last night FROM his resi-
dcnce.
Full line Of new and staple shades Of
silk yelyets 81; velyeteens ut ~ and 20
cents. JosKE Bros
-Mcssrs. Wnhrenberger a Beckmann
are the architects Of the new joint hos
pital
-Pecans are worth about cent? a
pound. and the supply promises to be
large this season.
MIR. G. Deussen has been confined to
his room with the dengue fever for the
lust few days.
Clara Ewald, aged four months, died
on the 9th In the First Ward from
chronic diarrhoea.
The largest and best selected stock Of
Clothing ever in this market.
lO-2l-3m PANcoAs1 ~ Son.
The LlGut Office was serenaded yc e.
tcrday afternoon by the brass band oithe
Washington theatre.
Edward Hogan, aged 60 years. died
on the 21th In the Second ward iro IN
gsngreue Of perineum.
A farmers wagon and team tore
down Austin street, yesterday morning
but no damage was done.
Cotton continues TO come In. This
promises to be the largest cotton season
ever had in san Antonio.
The Military plaza is illled with
wood wagons. The provident now lay
In their winters supply Of wood.
Some Of the Fourth ward streets
have been plowed up In an attempt to
improve them, which is a ques lion.
Fritz Haiti, OF Eagle Pass, is still
confined with the dengue at his room at
the Southern hotel His wife IL with
him.
The concert given n few evenings
ago by Mrs. W. a. llowell's singing
school, was most pleasant and enioya-
BILE affair.
There will be meeting of the
Streets and Bridges committee OF the
Council this afternoon at , O'Clock to ST.
leot u gravel site.
Why can not the city admiuistra-
tion be induced to sweep up the many
hrg, stones al d boulders that cover some
OF the principal streets!
The dengue if now assuming more
dangerous form, the physicians say. 1t
yerges into typhoid fever at certain
stage, and Is always dangerous.
"A little boy riding on Il burro this
morning was pitched from its back on
san Pedro avenue this morning. The
little fellow was not badly hurt.
Cash item--San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway time checks discounted
at the Workingmen's bank, corner
Alamo plaza and Houston street. 2t
See Nestovalia at the Fashion theatre
Tonight: also the phenomenal clown,
Tin Pan Fields, and Miss Laura Ashby.
the marvellous oriental equilibriest.
Harry Gorinsky, who was beaten
badly with pistol by Messrs. Francois
and Moore, was out last night after
being laid up short time with his
wounds.
Francisco Narges has secured per-
nit to erect II lumber addition to his
dwelling on the north side of West
Houston street. in the Second ward, to
cost sG5.
"A butcher cart collided with a buggy
yesterday afternoon, near the Mill
bridge, and caused the horse attached
to the buggy to run away. No damage
was done.
Tom Dunbar was arrested last night
at the Washington theatre for striking
Il. Singer. the proprietor. The case
was continued until Tomorrow in the
Recorders court
A man near the Lone Star brewery
Is constructing II large ilat-boltomed
boat which, when completed, he intends
to proceed with his family, To AransRs
Pass bay via san Antonio river.
The funeral OF the late j. Hubert
Blake occurred yesterday afternoon at 1
O'Clock, and was well attended by his
numerous friends. Messrs. Carter Il
Mutually were the undertakers.
Skipped by the Light Of the Moon
Is play that Is better than medicine for
melancholy persons and much pleas
anter to take. A large number of people
Will take a dose Of it at the opcra-house
tonight.
One of the happiest men In the city
to-day Is Mr.. Charles Wesenberg. II il
all on account Of his wife presenting him
this morning with fine notwithstanding
baby boy. Mother and child are doing
well.
"A stranger named Hemphill. died
yesterday afternoon ut Mrs. DeatOn's
boarding house on East Houston street
from consumption, and the remains were
Inferred this morning by Carter d Nal.
laly.
1t 10 rumored that there will be a
Democratic meeting in the Fourth ward
tonight Does the city democracy take
up the cause Of the water works; What
political ion-Brgokenrldge and
city democracy?
II you want fresh pair Of kid
| gloves, we SELL
Undressed kid at 81 %.
Buttoned kid at 81.
Mousquetaire kid at 81 80.
All shades in any style.
lO-'-eod HAAS q OrrENHElAiER.
Fine furniture at auction ON Thurs
day, October 10Th, at 10 a. M. we viii
sell at No. 22G Avenue G, the entire ur
niture of MIR. j. Landa, consisting q
parlor and bed room sets, dining room
and Kitchen furniture. All I'm 200,
order. A good chance for barpoins
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