The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-10
LOCAL SPARKS.


Chenille collars at 80 cents, worth
$50. JosKr 4 Bios.
Take yourself and girl out to TESTS
garden TO morrow.
Boys clothing, the largest and best
stock. at Joske Brothers. lO-1-tf
The bridge on Arsenal street Is badly
in need OF repairs and paint.
Roller skates Just received.
lO.9-if OIsNtru a Co.
For shirts call on h. Sheets q Com
merCc street lO-2-ti
The Blue Diamond society holds an
Important meeting tonight.
Mems clothing, The finest stock, mt
Joshe Brothers. lO-i-ti
Good music and dancing at fest's
garden tomorrow night.
chenille collars ~ 80 cents. worth
5 80. JOSH ~ Bios.
Music aud dancing at jonas garden
tomorrow evening and night
For all the latest STYLES and novel
tics, call ON =. sheets, II Commerce st..
Fun at the Fashion tonight, and the
new company viii open Monday night
Everything In the clothing and FUR
nishing goods line at Joske Brothers. II
Don't forget to call on the ILGIr
when you want nice job printing. If
Ill he street cars take you to TESTS
garden tomorrow. where you eau have
lots OF fun.
Joke Brothers viii make 1t to your
interest To call and see them. lO-1-it
Dancing, good music and line re-
treatments nc johns garden tomorrow
afternoon and night.
Who was the first to sell sheet music
II 3ii per cent oil; Goggan Il
Brother. lO-f-lm
Mr.. Peter Jonas will be happy to
meet you at lis garden tomorrow even
ing and night.
Try the cream bread, made only by
Fischer u Erwin. 2iO2 West commerce
street. lO-2-lm
Its said n Seguin newspaper man
will soon carry OH one Of our san An
tonic girls for vile.
Who sells the best pianos and or
guns? Thomas Goggan y Brother, 80
Commerce street. lU-6-lm
The sunset Hose company's ball at
Jonas garden, promises 10 be II grand
affair tonight.
Madame Donaldson's ball to have
taken place tonight, has been post
pontd until next week.
-Onlccr McSorley reports the bridge
on River avenue, near Garzas place. rs
in Il very bad condition.
Who was the first that sold pianos
ON so monthly installmentsy Thomas
Goggan u Brother. l0-G-lm
Burrett's circus visits here on Mon
day. This is u stcrlng show, and will
be patronIzed largely.
The race track at the Springs is in
the hands Of 10 wOrkmen. who are MAX
ing ii an excellent driving track.
DIR. Hal Howard. the new postmas-
ter, has asked MIR. Walters, the assist
ant postmaster 10 retain his position.
The finest bread and rolls is made by
Fischer a Erwin, 1902 West Commerce
street. lO-2-lm.
The Cort,z jurors cleared 50 cents
day out OF their fees, over and above ex-
penses for meals ana srndrles.
Mr.. QUO koohler is very much lndis-
posed from the prevailing complaint,
and took TO his bed this morning.
MIR. August Lieoke, from Converse,
one of the old reliable subscribers OF the
Liuir, paid us call this morning.
AT last the rough sidewalk in front
OF the Evans property, ON North Flores
street, is repaired ana made smooth.
Elegant millinery received daily at
Miss O'keelle's, Commerce street, next
door TO Haas q Oppenheimer's. O-2o-lm
The fare ON the Sunset and lnterna-
lional aud Great Northern railroads dur
ing the NOiksle,t Will be two cents II
mile each way.
Francisco Nurbide, the poet, has
published a lyrical poem, dedicated 10
lguuola CorteZ, on her acquillal on the
recent charge Of murder.
Fire company No. has been invited
by the Sunset Hose company to attend
their ball tonight at Jonas garden. 1t
Is probable they Will accept.
The District court Is trnusactlng no
business thi. morning owing to Judge
Noonan's absence, he being at Castro
vile in the capacity Of witness.
Singleton, u colored float driver. was
fined 50 by the Recorder this morning.
for blOckadiug Market street with his
float while unloading II few days ago.
Alderman Fritz Sohreiner's family
are all down with the dengue. Even
the cook has it, and the old gentlemen is
obliged to take his meals down town.
-Drs. lIcrG and A. Graves left
last night for l.ytle station to attend the
bedside Of Mr.. I. NJ. Mcdaniel, the well
known stoGknan, who Is reported to be
seriously i'll.
"A man named John Gilly was
| arrested last night on charge Of forgery
| lie obtained check for SIS from sub
contractor named Carroll and ingeni-
ously changed the amount to So.
Max Ncucndortl's case comes up in
| the District court on Monday next. lie
is prepared with good defense. The
alleged disappearance OF Fred Bader's
fee book is remarkable, to say the least
of it.
The city has paid the WHterworki
| company the sum of $3.50 40 for genera
repairs l. il not pertinent to ask what
general repairs" the city is liable fol
after paying SlG,OGJ year for the rent
of fire hydrantsY
The Mission Hose company has re-
ceived an invitation from Sunset Hos,
company to attend their ball, which
takes place at Jonas garden tonight
They viii meet at O'Clock at Mission
garden and proceed there in n body.
Boys clothing we have
10 suits Mt $3.50.
10 suits, all sizes, S3j
20 suits, all sizes. $500.
Mems from 5000 to Sl2 %.
| lO-G-e. o. d. Haas ~ OPrENHEIMrR.
The old ford across the river a
Lovers Lane, has been rendered impass
able and impossible by the land on tn,
east side being fenced. There is no
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