San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-25
Emerson Keeps a little Of everything.

and West Commerce street.
Emerson keeps a little of everything.
If You want to build, 20 to +. Gucnthcr,
architect Information free Of charge.
-Wanted.-An experienced milliner
Apply to Mrs. $. MAYER.
COOP CALICO at A. Kahn Il Co. Is, at $50
per yard.
COOP CRASH toweling at A. Kahn Il
Coz, at 3!c per yard.
\. KAHN IL Co, are selling the rest OF
their summer goods below cost.
Cotton q Bolton for cheap fur
niture.
-Colton Il Bolton for crockery and
glass ware.
Colon q Bolton for cooking stoves
cheap.
Cotton u Bolton, cheapest store in
the city.
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
Office.
Remember that Mavericks bank
pays per cent. on deposits. 7-Stf
indigo blue calico &c yard at A.
Kahn u Go.
per dozen at A. Kahn 4 Co.
For the want Of room will sell at
cost all our tapestry rugs.
A. Kahn d Co., are selling their bro
caGr yeIvetS at 100 Il yard.
A. Kahn Il Go. are selling good boys
suits OF $3.50.
A. Kahn & Go. are selling flannels
cheaper than ever.
What is the use to pay fancy prices
for goods, when you can 90 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 & Co. buy and sell for
cash.
A. Kahn q Co. cannot be under
sold.
AT A. Kahn & Co. J wool brocaded
cashmere in all oOlors at &c yard.
AT A. Kahn & Co. rubber ribs at &c.
-Colored thread 2Oc dozen at A. Kahn
& Co.
Canton flannel &c Il yard at A. Kahn
& Co.
Brown and bleached dOmestiCs good
qualities. lG yards for 81 at A. Kahn
Il Co.
paB- Bear in mind that Frank }. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, At
the international and Great Northern
depot. gil. IL
tES~For everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on f. }. Bethel, AT Inter
national and Great Northern depot. "
Tom MuldOon's new carriage is for
orders only. Anyone wishing to engage
by trip or hour will always find Tom at
the old stand at the Maverick. 9-2-6t
-PersOnal.-A widOwer seeks the nc.
quaintance of II lady or widow. socially,
etc. Address, stranger" Daily LIGHT
office.
-Davie Elizabeth Irwin, aged 10
months. died Thursday night in the sec
Ond ward, from diphtheria.
Mr.. John Sapp returned this morn
ing from Fredericksburg, and reports
crops good, grass looking well, and bust
ness ilOurishing.
Alderman Fritz Schreiner has his
second crop of mulberries on tree at
his residence. He also has several trees
OF mulDCrries nearly ripe.
Mr.. Theo. Banks has returned from
the Chupederas, and is anxious to see
the Cbupederas base ball club challenge
some San Antonio club. He says they
are fine ball players.
The Band Of Hope met last night at
the First Baptist church, and held a
very interesting and entertaining SEES
sion.
John Thompson was arrested this
morning on Military plaza, for being
knocked down and beaten by hack dri-
yer.
Madame Donaldson's medal hop
will positively take place tonight at
San Pedro springs. Contest for medal.
Tickets for sale at Sim IIart's for
Mcintyre Il Heath's MINISTRIES, up to 10
O'Clock q. M, tomorrow.
Alderman Schrener is the Oldest liv-
ing member of the San Antonio Turn
Verein, having joined the association in
1854.
Mr.. A. Meerschidt secured permit
to erect soft rock dwelling on the
north side of Dakota street fourth ward,
this morning. The dwelling will cost
81 800.
The elevator boy at the Maverick
building accidently ran against male
box yesterday, and rs a result has his
Shead in a sling"
Great complaint Is made Of the pro-
miscuous mixing up Of the telegraph
and telephone wires. The combination
is not appreciated as it is too ''shock-
ing"
There will be another meeting Of
the San Pedro club tonight at Pier
rODi's hall. A grand rally Is what is
wanted.
Some think that Lawyer Drought is
fortunate In his name. Ii is too dry to
create suspicion Of freshness.
Ladies passing to the Madison
Square church find that the sidewalk on
Camden street is almost wholly obstruc-
ted by tick-weeds.
The name of Mr.. James Wahrenber-
ger, chairman OF the decoration COM
mlttee, was accidentally omitted from
the LIGHT's list of Sangerfest officers.
Complaint is made that vehicles
habitualiy obstruct crossings, and per-
sons want TO know why the law is not
enforced in these cases.
1t is stated that the democratic pri-
maries tonight viii be the most excit-
ing ever held in the city. There being
two factions and In some cases three or
four who want TO get their men elected.
Mr.. Ignatz Meyer, the California wine
dealer on Alamo plaza, has just received
carload OF fine California wines and
champagnes. The LIGHT acknowledges
receipt of samples and pronounces them
come II fault
Mr.. S. Mayer has on exhibition in
his show Case well preserYed sneci-