San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-16

merit by my fair and square" dealing, re-
liable goods and living prices.
My reputation as u cutter by my com
pCttOrs' II thankfully eXtcr dcd them for free
advertisements, and shall in the future, AS
! have done In the past, give the goods Tor
bacconist in San Antonio, and no drummCrs or
partners profits to divide.
Respectfully asking call to inspect stock
and prices, Yours to serve,
Nos 3 and : West Commerce street.
Cotton q Bolton for cheap fur
niture.
Cotton q Bolton for crookery and
glass ware.
Cotton & Bolton for cooking stoves
cheap.
Cotton Il 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
The Republican club of the Fourth
ward now numbers lG5 members.
The Knights Templar delegates
leave for st. Louis next ~aturday.
Look for the Crash in next Satur
days paper.
The ring politicians were verv busy
and liberal at the springs last night.
Mr.. Walter Peasants has recovered
from his recent severe spell OF illness.
Doctor Herfr is still confined to his
room with dislOcated shoulder but he is
doing well.
The opera house directors failed to
get a quorum at their meeting yester-
day.
The Fashion theatre brass band
will parade next Monday afternoon in
full uniform.
The chestnut bell was heard
frequently during the performance OF
the MikadO last night.
Fest had Mexican festival last
night and there was Mexican Festival
at the springs.
The sale of privileges was much higher
at TESTS celebration than at San Pedro
springs.
Gen. Geo. w. Russ was enthusiastic
ally received at both celebrations last
night.
The colored folks seemed to have
more fun than the balance Of the crowd
at TESTS garden last night.
C. b. Frank has received very
large and fine stock Of children's cloth
ing, that are worth inspection.
The Maverick building elevator is
"busted" and stopped for necessary re-
pairs.
- rhe Fire Bell tower at the Second
ward hose house Is completed.
Al
ranging to celebrate the anniversary up
on which they received their reel.
A new line of millinery goods COM
prising the newest novelties in hats, rib
bon and trimmings. Just received,
G. b. FRANK,
9-lG-3t 81 and 80 Alamo Plaza.
A new line of millinery goods COM
prising the newest novelties In hats,
ribbons and trimmings. just received,
G. b. FRANK,
9-lG-3t 81 and 80 Alamo Plaza.
Just received new lot OF Jerseys
at, 9-lG-3t G. b. FRANK.
The local candidates were out in
full force at the celebrations last night.
Fireworks and lots OF beer at the
celebration tonight.
C. GiOrda says his COuntrymen's
celebration on the 20th will OutstrIp all
the other turnOuts. Look out for it
Where is John W. Fly, is what Mrs.
Samantha Jane Butler, of San Francisco,
wants to know. Leave information with
Rev. W. B. Preston.
Several persons were trying to find
their horses last night which were stolen
or har WI hau
we're hitched at the Springs.
Mr.. G. w. Clawson says that the
postmaster of Los Angeles, California,
hts sent him list of druggists in his city
that is evidently intended for some one
else. The right party can get it on ap-
pliCatiOn.
Two persons were seen In the yard
of Mr.. Sauer's residence on avenue G. 1t
is presumed that they were on bur-
glariOus errand but they were scared of
by nelghbOr..
The sub-senior class of the High
school met this morning at O'Clock, and
is in charge OF Miss Lizzie Matthews.
"A beautiful painting, representing
the battle of the "CincO de Mayo" is on
exhibition at one of the restaurants at
San Pedro park.
Requiem mass for the repose of the
soul of the late DR.. John g. Bowen will
be celebrated tomorrow morning at San
Fernando cathedral at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Lundaberg. nee Mis- Vally
Erlor who was married on Tuesday
night and her husband have gone to
New Braunfels.
1t is said that San Antonian holds
Lot nf FOL in
the last Louisiana lottery, but his name
cannot be learned.
Dave Sanders, the mail carrier, had
the misfortune to fall from his horse yes
terday, and was kicked by the animal.
He was considerably shaken and
bruised. but is not dangerously injured.
The nuptials OF Mr.. Bee Sinner and
Miss Ida Elliott were contaminated yes
terday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. The young
couple left at $3.50 for California, on a
bridal tour.
Captain B. G. Duval, long connected
with the United States marshal's Office
in this city as chiefdeputy, has resigned
and will leave for New Mexico soon.
Captain j. II. Traynhsm will supply the
vacant deputyship.
Sufficient funds have been secured
to justify the commencement of the
repairs to the Madison Square church,
and this will be done, but much more
money is required.
Taken as a whole, the production of
the Mikado was success, and Messrs.
Schram and Snaith deserve credit for it.
One serious mistake was, however, made.
The scores should have been transpOsed
to have suited the calibre of the anna
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