San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-26
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Inc FASHION uTeW large huulenCe
last night.
Wood sold on Military pima at too
high figure for the average citizen.
The |. & G.. n. train was p hours
late Thursday night.
Good SIS mares can be bought in
this market now for IS.
Nothing more painful than a sprsined
ankle, which can be cured by st. Jacobs
Oil.
-Kures Koughs Kompletely-Red
Star Cough Cure. They never come
back.
George Bihl, nephew Of Fritz Russi,
is recovering from severe attack OF
congestion Of the brain.
Probate court will adjourn tomor-
row. No business was transacted this
morning
"A sociable party took place Thurs
day night on cameron street, at the
residence of Mrs. MOntresser.
"A marriage license was issued this
! morning to George Traub and Theresa
KOrnfeld.
The Excelsior Guards exhibited
fine drill on Alamo plaza yesterday al
ternOun
JAS. Martin, Jr.. is spoken Of by his
friends as a suitable constable for alder
man at the ensuing city election.
"A street fight occurred Thursday az
ternoOn between TheO. Anderson, Jr.,
and Lhas. Seabaugh, in which the latter
was worsted. No arrests.
Mr.. T.. G. Rowe, of the Express, who
has been seriously i'll for some time, Ia
reported better to-day, but ii will be
some time before he can re urn to duty.
Wanted "A girl to generally assist
in the house by Mrs. Booth, DIRE SNEAKER.
Southwest corner of Cherry and Bur
Lesson street.
The wife of young Jewish mer-
chant who is suing for divorce from him.
left the city Wednesday afternoon on the
four o'clock train with another fellow.
-ThOs johnson. railway contractor,
left fer BOerne today at noon TO inves-
ugate the killing Of the sab contractor
there Thursday.
Mr. j.. Mahncke set up Thanksgiv-
ing supper Thursday night to the mem
beers of the Mission Garden Bowling
club, and the Mission Hose company.
Charles Walker, u negro, is under
arrest for stealing three dollars from the
Clipper saloon. There are suspicious
that he is the man who attempted to rob
the Misses Kirchners' store.
Mr.. Lucien LacOste has returned
from hunting expedition to Gala
gner's ranch, but for certain reasons he
does not appear to have had good
time, and his game bag is very light.
The Paso Del Norte bull fights and
fair opens on December the Sth. Pom
ciano Diaz, the great bull fighter, will be
there.
Band Of Hope meeting in the school
room Of the Baptist church, Travis
street, this evening at 1880. The pro-
gramme will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music, readings and recitatiOns.
DR.. HACKETT, Chairman.
Divine services at the Temple Beth
Ell this evening at 7:30 and on tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Subject of dis
course for this evening: spiritual Res
surreCtiOn.'
Officer Perez arrested q Mexican
women as Migrants Thursday afternoon
near the corner of DOlorosa and East
streets, including the iron jawed biting
woman, Lola Flores. Each was fined
So by the recorder this morning
The newspaper men all had q cor
dial invitation TO Thanksgiving dinner
with Drs. LOunsberry and Trexer, Of
the ST. Leonard hotel yesterday and sew
eral accepted. but owing to other en-
gagements to dinner, the LIGHT man
could not partake, much TO his regret.
| Everything good to eat was on the bill
of fare.
-Ronse and Wahlstab. wholesale and
retail liquor d, alers, West Commerce
street, are now receiving the largest and
most select stock of family wines and
| liquors ever brought to this city. Pri-
waite families wishing to purchase hOli-
day goods, will save money by giving
them call.
The fractions mules attached to
Mr.. GuptOn's milk wagon spilled him
self, his daughter and IA gallons of
milk in his cans, upon the street We'd
nesday afternoon. The daughter was
rot hurt, but Gupton was slightly in
| jured.
Mr.. Van Teel, son of Major T.. It.
Teel, having arrived at the age Of "a
years yesterday, LIBERATED the event by
inviting number of his young gentle
men friends to assist him in the
suspicious eXent at his residence. A
bOuntiful dinner was spread, and the
viands were made to taste deliciuusly
tOOthsOme by the presence of Mrs. Teel
and her fair daughters.
Hack No. II, belonging to Smith &
Robinson, was broken Thursday after
noon by the horses running away with
it on Cameron street. Had it not been
for "BlOndy," the driver, holding them
in so bravely, the hack would have been
smashed to pieces. One of the horses
was hurt in plunging.