San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-18


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A new line of millinery goods COM
prlsing the newest novelties In hats, rib
bon and trimmings Just received.
G.. B. FEANK,
g-lG-3t 81 and .I3 Alamo Plaza.
A new line of millinery goods COM
prising the newest novelties In hats,
ribbons and trimmings. just received,
G.. b. FRANK,
9-lC-3t 81 and 30 Alamo Plaza.
Just received new lot OF Jerseys
at, 9-lG-3t G. b. FRANK.
indigo blue calico &c yard at A.
Kahn q Co.
Fancy bOrdered handkerchiefs 25c
per dozen at A. Kahn Il Co.
For the want Of room will sell at
cost all our tapestry rugs.
AT a. Kahn & Co., you can buy good
velvets from 35c yard up.
A. Kahn & Co, are selling their bro
cade velvets at 75C n yard.
A. Kahn & Co are selling good boys
suits OF $3.50.
A. Kahn & Co. are selling flannels
cheaper than ever.
What is the use to pay fancy prices
for goods, when you can go to A. Kahn
Il Co. and get goods at prices to suit the
times
A Kahn Il Co. is the house to buy
your dry goods.
A. Kahn q Co. buy and sell for
| cash.
A Kahn & Co. cannot be under
sold.
AT A. Kahn & Co. wool brO0aded
cashmere in all cOlOrs At &c yard.
AT A. Kahn & Co. rubber ribs at &c.
-CoIored thread Doc dozen at A. Kahn
q Co.
Canton flannel &c yard at A. Kahn
q Co.
Brown and bleached domestics. good
qualities. 10 yards for 81 at A. Kahn
4 Co.
Grand military concert at MahnCke's
Mission garden, Sunday, by Sth cavalry
band. % pieces. Admission % cents.
9-l7-2t
ser Bear in mind that Frank }. Beitel
Keeps builders hardware and lumber, al
the international and Gy"at Northern
dap0:. oil "
Just received new lot of Jerseys at
9-lG-3t G. b. FRANK.
ALI the booths at the springs will
remain doing business until after the
Italian celebration.
The Mexican celebration at TESTS
garden will be continued to-day and to-
morrow by Mr.. Simon Fest.
Mr.. Otto Koehler has found his bug
gy. 1t had been tied in the brush near
the Springs.
The new fourth ward school and the
Riverside colOred school will open next
Monday.
The Mendelsohn chorus will re-
hearse tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock,
at the Casino hall.
No district court today. Judge
NoOnan has doubtless gone to his
rancho.
Another big crash is going on at G.
b. Franks. Read advertisement else
where.
Robert Clavin has purchased the
Eflermann property on avenue &. Con-
sideratiOn $4,000.
Temple Beth FL Literary Society
will meet tomorrow evening at 3 p. m.
at the vestry rooms. All members spe-
cially requested to attend.
j. W. Harwell was divorced yester-
day morning. and at night was married
again to Miss Allie Albright. Evident
ly marriage didn't scare him.
-Messrs. Mackey, Callaghan, French
and Matlack were out to the head Of the
river this morning to inspect Mr..
Mackey's recently discovered territory.
The general committee of the San
Pedro club have a meeting at Plerroni's
hall tonight to settle up the affairs of
the late celebration.
r.. A. Holland whose team ran away
Yesterday, lost one of his buggy cush-
ions. A suitable reward will be paid for
its return TO this office. 1t
The executive committee of the
democracy of Bexar have called the pri-
maries to the convention on the 25th and
the convention on the 30th.
The grand jury reported 81 indiot-
ments yesterday and went back TO their
labors. They did not see much of the
Mexican celebration.
AT the request of numerous citizens,
who had not the pleasure of witnessing
II, the Mikado opera will be reproduced
at Turner hall next Wednesday night by
the MikadO club.
Alderman Hambleton left this morn
ing for Cincinnati and st. Louis, to at
tend the Knights Templar convOcation
at the latter place.
Mr.. J. W. Harwell was united In
marriage yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock to Miss Allie Albright, by JUS
| tice Adam.
The resolution to build sidewalks on
Marshall street has PASSED, but not a
stroke Of work to carry this out has been
made.
Both celebrations OF the past three
days had their photos taken. The pro-
cessiOn OF the San Pedro club was photo
graphed last Wednesday and the stage
at the springs was taken Thursday.
MIR. Madison Dallas, of this city,
says he recognizes in Chief Natchez
a renegade American drummer. Nat
chez don't want him to "give him away"
and spoke in good English.
Jake Keller, a wholesale and retail
grocery man OF Houston, was in the city
taking in the celebration yesterday. He
is deputy district grand chancellor
Knights Of Pythias.