San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-23


What is the use to pay fancy prices
for goods, when you can go to A. Kahn
& Co. and get goods at prices to suit the
times.
A. Kahn & 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 brOcaded
cashmere in all cOlOrs at sc yard.
AT A. Kahn & Co. rubber ribs at &c.
-COlOred thread 20c dozen at A. Kahn
& Co.
Canton flannel &c yard at A. Kahn
& Co.
Brown and bleached dOmestics. good
qualities. lG yards for 81 at A. Kahn
IL Co.
EsSr Bear in mind that Frank }. Beitel
Keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the international and Or at Northern
depot. oil, "
Carolina Frederick, aged % years,
died yesterday from consumption and
liver disease.
E6s-FOr everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on r. j. Bethel, at Inter-
national and Great Northern depot. "
-Mikado opera tonight rain or shine.
Reserve tickets at ThOs. GOggan q
Bros.
Don't fail to see Ko KO ROte to-
night. He will introduce some new
local political hits. Tickets Zoe.
The two rooms back of the high
school will not be ready for occupancy
before next Monday.
On account of the rain the Mikado
opera was not given last night, but will
be given tonight at Turner hall.
Col. Fred Kerble is ill and confined
to his room with another attack of his
old trouble, weak eyes.
Cook wanted. Apply to Mrs. Louis
Berg, corner Acequia and Romano
streets.
Mr.. Hartz, from Eagle Pass and the
owner of the water works and the coal
mine, is in the city and says Eagle Pass
is growing steadily.
-Everytime the Italians hold cele-
bration, some crank has to air himself
through the press, criticsing their rights
TO celebrate their Independence day.
Mr.. Edward Dryer conducted his
first case as lawyer very successfully
in the recorders court this morning.
A storm ia reported as having oo-
CURED between Houston and New Or
leans last night and the telegraph wires
are working badly to-day.
Why can not the steam-roller when
not in use on Ave. ID, particularly on
sundays, be run of into some side
street to prevent the many scares 1t now
occasions horses?
"A pleasant little birthday party was
given at a residence on lower South Lar
edo street last night.
Jacob Weber has secured building
permit to erect brick and iron store on
Commerce street, next to Twohig's
bank, at a cost of 81 200.
"A horse was kicked to death on Sol
edad street this morning, by another
horse TO which it was tied, in the fash
ion known to stockmen as "tailing."
The dead animal laid upon the street for
some time before being hauled away.
The racing on Avenue d on Sun
days by hOodlums on horseback and in
buggies is getting to be nuisance, and
the residents want a policeman to come
up there occasionally.
The ice cream and salad supper to
have been given by the ladies OF the
Baptist church in the Stoves building,
No. .233 Commerce street, tonight, is
again postponed, on account OF the
weather. The date Of giving it will be
announced.
The building permit for Mr.. Ed.
Dreiss' new brick dwelling on the south
side of Ewell street, in the Fourth ward,
was secured by Architect Beckmann
this morning. The cost Of the building
W be $1,000.
"A lively little mill occurred last
night on the south side of Main plaza, in
front OF the hotels, between little clerk
and a big blowhard, in which the little
clerk everlastingly drubbed the blow
hard, until he cried for the police.
The respectable residents on Austin
street are complaining of shooting,
which occurred somewhere on that
street last night, and they also complain
OF lewd cOlored women infesting that
| street.
Ed. c. HattOn, we'll known in San
Antonio, has located in Austin, and will
| go into business with Mr.. Alex, Red
dick, formerly Of the White Elephant
Hatton has large circle of acquaint-
ances and friends among the Legislators,
who will favor him with their patronage.
The Little Joker is thinking of get
ting some photographs OF his two
friends, Rlsche's wooden Indian and
Mr.. Nato Villareal, taken together, and
passing them of as genuine likenesses Of
Geronimo and his interpreter.
Miss Elvira Sohleuning, daughter Of
our well-known citizen and retired gro
Ger, TheO. Schleuning, is expected home
to spend the winter. She has passed the
last two years at the Conservatory OF
Music in New York, and is said to be al
most perfect in her chosen study.