San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-16
RAYS OF LIGHT,
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.
Monday at G. b. Frank's.


ropes of the Kampmann elevator.
Boys Seersucker clothing for the sum
mer at S. Deutsch & Cos. 4-l2-6t
Straw hats for ladies, misses ant
! children at G. b. Franks. 4-lG-2
Nathan Hart is confined to his bee
with sharp attack Of jaundice.
The medical miracle is what the peO'
pie now call st. Jacobs Oil, the great
| pain-cure.
We will down all our competitors in
our next Mondays drive.
4-l6-2t G.. Il. FRANK.
City Weights and Measures In
measures to-day.
"A little fisticuf between two street
car drivers took place last night on
south Alamo street.
-Be'sure you're right then 60 ahead
First examine our clothing, then buy. 5,
Deutsch & Co. 4-l2-Gt
The Trinity Church sOCiable last
night at Mrs. Hewett's residence was q
pleasant affair.
MIR. Il. 5. Miller, Surgeon G eneral's
office, recommends Red Star Cough Cure
Twenty-Five cents.
"A. LOeb's Sunset beer saloon. Free
lunch from to 10 p. M, Saturday even
ing. Everybody invited. 2t
Divine services at the Temple Beth
FL this evening at s and tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Beauregard street, in the Fourth
ward, needs some attention from the
city administration.
Turner evening entertainment and
kraenZChen, Saturday, April II. Turner
Hall, for members and guests. i-lG-2t
Ladies, if you will please cali on us
next Monday. you will not be disap-
pointed. l-l6-2tl G. b. FRANK.
The prize rolling of the Fourth Ward
Bowling club has been set for next Sun
day week.
Who in this city offers 200 suits, 20
styles nice, new mems clothing, at Sl0 a
suit besides 5. Deutsch & Co.? 4-l2-Gt
Mr.. John Alexander Heatley, of
BealenmOunt Dunganon, County Ty-
rome, Ireland, is at the Central hotel.
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
One good turner and scrOll-sawer
can get Il permanent job by applying to
Cotton 4 IlOrnung's planning mill,
Avenue G.. 4-l2-tf
They are pretty and at extraordinary
low prices. 4-l2-Gt
Confirmation suits very neat and
cheap at JOske Brothers. 4-l2-Gt
-Noyes Il Langholz. Main plaza have
a fine assortment of Angora skins. Prices
very low. 4-l5-5t
-RiXby's Royal Polish, best dressing
for ladies' shoes; 10 cents bottle; re-
duced from 10 cents, at JOske Bros.
Buy your lap busters and buggy
whips of NOyes Il LanghOlz, Main plaza,
who have large assortment. 4-l5-5t
The little child of Mr.. Tolle, on
Garden street, was seized this morning
with commissions, and was for some time
in very critical condition.
The best assortment of single and
double buggy harness in the city, at
lowest prices, can be had at Moves &
LanghOlz's, Main plaza. 4-l5-5t
-Drs. Lindner and Favre are busy this
morning making preparations for the an
nual banquet ofthe Literary Association
tomorrow evening.
MIR. Jas. +. Scott returned to-day
from Beeville, and reports grading on
the line of the Arkansas Pass road within
four miles OF that place.
There will be meeting of the
Streets and Bridges Committee of the
City Council tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock at the Mayors office.
-Storekeepers and saloon men say
that this is the dullest day they have ex-
perienced in five months. "And so say
all OF u.s." (RepOrters' chorus).
We have added a millinery depart
ment to our establishment, and will
trim, free Of charge, any hat bought at
our house. 4-l6-2tl G.B. FRANK.
"A change from winter to summer
underwear being in order, 5. Deutsch &
Co. announce the opening of summer
flannels and marines; also large line of
balbriggans and 4-l2-6t
The ladies of the San Fernando Ben
evolent 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. 4-l5-6t. 2taw.
Mill street, in the Fourth Ward, is
one of the best graded streets in the
Fourth Ward. 1t contains many beauti-
full residences, being quietly situated
and far removed from the busy hum of
the city.
The new fire bells have arrived.
Would this not be fitting occasion for
the ladies OF the city to organize festi-
val OF some kind for the benefit of the
"tire laddies?'
Mr.. Z. II. Wentworth, Jr., came in
from his ranch yesterday, but IS not bent
on pleasure, as the Express had il. He
received the news of his brothers death
ia Boston, on Wednesday last, and left
for that city this morning.
Some boys, yesterday, by getting at
rabbits nest under the culyert cross
ing Avenue G, at Eighth street, brought
forth a silk dress and other valuable ar
ticles that had been hidden there by
some unknown person.
George Stout, who lives on Austin
street, is suffering from a mental de-
rangement, which necessitates that a
constant watch should be kept on him
all the time. 1t is not believed that the
alteration Is of a permanent character.
Try Fowler's ice cold soda water.
with positively pure fruit syrups; also,
vichy or soda, with milk of magnesia,
wheat phosphates, tongaline or acid
phosphates, lemon, orange, raspberry,
strawberry and chocolate syrups a spe-
cialty. No. ii West Houston st. 4-IG-tf
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
free lunch-wunderbare Lemonade.
beer irish vom book, and best kind of
jawbreakers at cents only. 4-l6-Gt