The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-09
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Chenille collars Mt ~ cents, worth
$3.50 JosKE q Bios.
Judge Noonan left for Castrovlle
this morning.
Boys clothing, the largest and best
stock. At Joske Brothers l0-7-tf
Alderman Gallagher is i'll with the
dcngue fever
Roller skates Just received.
lOD-tf OLsMuTu ~ Co.
Mrs. lido Rhodius Is victim Of the
dengue.
For shirts call on +. Sheets, u Com
meroc street. lO-2-tf
The Third ward school building Is
insured Tor $4,000.
Mems clothing, the finest stock. at
Juske Brothers. lO-1-tt
Chenille collars at 80 cents. worth
Sl.5O. Jo>KE & Bios.
Anton Adam is the latest sufferer
| from drnguc.
! For all the latest STYLES and novel;
! ties. call on i. Sheets, II Commerce It.
-Eycrything In the clothing and fur
nishing goods line at Joske Brothers. If
Don't forget to call on the LIGur
When You want nice job printing II
-Jo,ke Brothers VIII make it to your
Interest to call and SEE them. l6-7-tf
Several new names have been pro-
| posed for alderman from the First ward.
Who was the first to sell sheet music
at @i per cent OIL; Goggan &
Brother lO-@-lm
The Mayor this morning contracted
with st. Louis firm for GSl new school
desks.
Try the cream bread, made only by
Fischer ~ Erwin, 2}O2 Wet Commerce
street. lO-9-lm
-llasselbrnck, the mnatio, will be
tried by the County Judge tomorrow
afternoon.
90 Elentcrio Falcon and Guadnlupo
Bold"ramos took out u marriage license
this morning.
Who sells the best pianos and or
ganst Thomas GOggan a Brother. 2JO
Commerce street. lU-G-lm
There mas been much more rain in
the country east Of here, towards
Luvcrnia.
divine services at the Temple Beth
FL this evening at 5 O'Clock and ON 10.
morrow morning at ~.
Pat Field will not run for alderman
OF the FIRST ward. lie speaks Of dark
horse TO beat Muckcy. however.
Who was the first that sold pianos
ON $40 monthly instalmcnts; Thomas
Goggan u Brother lO-G-lm
Tickets for the excursion TO Calves
ton, October ~. can Dee had at the LiGnr
office. Round trip, -.
The finest bread and rolls is made by
Fischer a Erwin, 1902 West Commerce
street. lO-J-i,n
-Capian G. II. Merritt has many
friends who think he would make Il good
alderman for the First ward.
Louis Giraud has transferred 70 A.
Grand all his right and interest in the
estate Of Eugena A. Giraud for Sl2.O00. |
Elegant millinery received daily at
Miss O'kceile's. Commerce street. next
uOor To Haas u Oppenheimer's. g.2S-lm |
.-Barreti's circus visits the city next
Monday. This accounts for the sudden |
parslinonious disposition of the San An |
tonic juvenile.
-Four more unorgnnlzcd county |
schools nave been organized. They are |
~. lledWig, Mount Olive, 81. lledwig. |
coioTed, and Antioke. colored.
DR.. Menger says the western sub- |
ufus OF the second ward has not been |
VISITED with the dengue as heavily MS |
other portions Of the city.
Thomas Harrison, Jr, returned last
night from McAlullen county, where he |
has been for the past two weeks I'm At |
tendance at court.
Mr.. Harry Fowler has presented the
English fair with u magnificent |
JeWeled odor case, valued at $50. which |
VIII be rallied tonight at the Casino.
Hans Lechner's celebrated rvrolean |
troupe have been re-engaged for short |
time for Mahnck's garden. The first |
performance WILDE given Sunday night. |
p''ooer ''h' lO-2-2w
The international and Great North |
erh IRAN due In san Antonio at lO:5O |
last night, did not arrive until ll:35 this |
morning, what accustomed the delay |
could not be learned.
The Black Flag company will an
pear AT turner hall on Sunday, Monday
ana tuesday nights. Mr.. +. Thorne and
a carefully selected caste will present
this highly interesting drama
Max NeuendoriTs ease was not taken
up lhls morning, continuance being
gwen until Monday morning. This is
Principally due to the indisposition of
DiS'rIot Attorney George Pasohal.
-Oillcer Andreas Brown Yesterday
arrested John Kelly, rather reatlv-
dressed looking young man, who was
drunk ana begging the price of a drink
rom everybody. The Recorder fined
him 50. INV"
-Geronimo Perales, the enprossing
ana minute clerk to the CITY Council has
Just completed engrossng the resoim-
lions OF the City Council upon the deotb
Di Alderman Muenoh. The work ia ex-
lcuted beautifully.
The Lechner Tyrolean Warblers
held forth at Mission garden last nipht
10 small but very select aIdlenca
Their music was, ifpossible. better than
ever before, and was greatly appreci-
lted by all present.
Some mischieyious bows put a cart-
rldge on the street car track on North
lores street last night. and the hail
zane near hitting MIR. Aubry. The
'ppllcation OF a little strap oil might be
beneficial to these boys.
The remains of the son of the late
-aptaln Richard King, which we're ex.
lumed In st. Louis to be reinforced in
san Antonio, arrived on the Information.
~ lralh ms morning and were deposited
beside the Captains grave in the GENE
cry ms morning by Messrs. Carter a.
Mullaly.
Tile San Pedro park is being nra-
pared for the Noksfest. A grand stand
capable OF seating 2OOO people. is nearly
finished. 1t overloOks the race tract
fine dancing platform has also been
erected. A large number of worLmen
are also engaged in clearing nm Tho
western portion OF the grounds.