San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-17
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.
Monday at G. B. Franks.

DldChlHB lOI CtllAe' At OOohO DiOo'
The Mendelssohn Singing society
will picnic at the SaladO Tomorrow.
A meeting Of the National League
will be held to- night at Meyers Hall.
Boys Seersucker clothing for the sum
mer at 5. Deutsch Il Co.'S. 4-l2-Gt
Nicely furnished house to rent. APP
ply to Otto Andrae, Bell Bros, city. If
-Spralns, bruises, burns are healed
by st. Jacobs Oil, the conquerOr ofpain.
We will down all our competitors in
our next Mondays drive.
4-lG-2t G. b. FRANK.
The Military band will play at the
Springs tomorrow afternoon and night
until 10 O'Clock.
-Be'sure you're right then go ahead.
First examine our clothing, then buy ).
DeutsCh & Co. 4-l2-Gt
The Herald, a Spanish newspaper,
edited by Theodore MOntalbO, has made
Its appearance.
The Military band will play at the
Springs tomorrow afternoon and night
until 10 O'Clock.
Who is the young lawyer trying to
mash that "red-headed married woman
in the Third ward?
A. LOeb's Sunset beer saloon. Free
lunch from s to 10 p. m, Saturday even
ing. Every invited. It
The swindling case against Henry
Mayer will be tried by Justice Crawford
this afternoon at / O'Clock.
Fine music by the Military band at
san Pedro Springs tomorrow afternoon
and night. Everybody invited; free.
A banquet was given at Mahncke's
garden last evening by the Times Print
ing Company to their employees.
Turner evening entertainment and
KraenZchen, Saturday, April II. Turner
Hall, for members and guests. l-lG-2t
Fine music by the Military band at
San Pedro Springs tomorrow afternoon
and night. Every body invited free.
Ladies, if you will please cali on us
next Monday. you will not be disap-
pointed. 4-l6-2tl G. B. FRANK.
Who in this city offers 200 suits, 70
styles nice, new mems clothing, at Sl0a
suit besides 5. Deutsch & Co.? 4-l2-Gt
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
Fine music by the Military band at
San Pedro Springs tomorrow afternoon
and night. Everybody invited; free.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Universal Building and Loan AssOcia-
ton will be held this evening at s
O'Clock.
One good turner and scrOll-sawer
can get permanent job by applying to
Cotton q HOrnung's planning mill,
Avenue &. 4-l2-tf
They are pretty and at extraordinary
low prices. 4-l2-Gt
Confirmation suits very neat and
cheap at Joske Brothers. i-l2-Gt
-Noyes & LanghOlz. Main plaza, have
Il fine assortment OF Angera skins. Prices
very low. 4-l5-5t
Chief Clerk Carmen, Agricultural
Department, Washington, endorses Red
Star Cough Cure.
-Rixby's Royal Polish, best dressing
for ladies' shoes; ~ cents a bottle: re-
duCed from 10 cents, at JOske Bros.
Buy your lap busters and buggy
whips Of NOyes & LanghOlz. Main plaza,
who have large assortment. 4-l5-5t
The Military band will play at the
Springs tomorrow afternoon and night
until 10 O'Clock.
j. ROnse has filed a suit against Laux
& Schmidt, on four acceptanCes, and for
goods sold and delivered. for $I7l.92, in
the District court.
The best assortment of single and
double buggy harness in the city. at
lowest prices, can be had at Noyes &
LanghOlz's, Main plaza. i-l5-jt
Mr.. Charles Graebner has returned
from a business trip 10 FlOresville, where
he has been giving the citizens large
quantities OF "tafiy."
Prof. Cooke and his wonder-workeTs
in grand open-light mysteries at Turner
Opera-house Sunday night. Seats now
on sale at Rische's.
-Spiritualism in open light at Turner
Hall Sunday night. Admission 50 and
70 cents. Seats now on sale.
We have added millinery depart
ment to our establishment, and will
trim, free OF charge, any hat bought at
our house. 4-l6-2t G. b. FRANK.
Both trains were away off their
schedules last night, the International
being 2:l5 late and the Sunset $50. No
cause for the delay has been learned.
The opening at Mahncke's concert
and family garden will take place to-
night. Good music and a cordial invita-
ton extended to all. Tickets 10 cents.
The steam roller has been at work
in this city now for six months, and the
engineer, MIR. Nixon, says it has cost the
city almost nothing during that time,
except his salary.
On the south side of the Arsenal
street bridge the trees on each side of
the river have formed perfect arch
way, their boughs blending across the
stream one with another.
IS. A. Starlight has entered a suit
against the Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio Railroad Company for SlO,-
100 for damages suffered bp non-deliverv
and subsequent death of some cattle.
"A change from winter to summer
underwear being in order, 5. Deutsch &
Co. announce the opening of summer
tiannels and marinos; also large line of
balbriggans and nainsooks. 4-l2-6t
The ladies of the San Fernando Ben
eyolent Association are preparing for a
grand fair to be given at Turner Hall
after Easter. The fair will last three
nights, with change ofprogramme every
night. I-l5-6t. 2taw,
Why should not ladies take off their
hats In theaters? Nearly all the fair
creatures who visit Turner Hall wear
miraculously adorned headgear, aver
aging in size from a city lot to four
acre pasture.
Charles Ronnkamp invites his friends
to the opening OF the chihuahua La.
borers' club room, at the corner of Pecos
and Perez streets, on the 18th inst, and
calls particular attention to an excellent