San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-03


street; also bees and honey for sale. If
Ladies fancy bordered handker-
chiefs, % cents dozen at A. Kahn q Co.
"A good rain fell at FlOresvile yes
terday afternoon, beginning at ] O'Clock.
When you want first-Class job work
at reasonable rates, call at the LIGHT Of
flee.
Rheumatism is cured by St. ia
cOb's Oil when everything else have
failed.
A. Kahn 4 Co. are selling their
goods cheaper than any other house in
the city.
You can get the best three-dollar
shoe at SulliVan's, No. 249 Commerce
street. 5-l4-tf
-Pancoast & Son keep all the novel
ties IN clothing, hats and fine furnishing
goods. 5-5-tf
John p. O'Leary, plasterer; Office
No. 10 East Houston street. Telephone
No. 81. 6.3l-lm
A Kahn & Co, are selling gents low
quarter shoes at $l.50, well worth $3.50.
Try them.
The curative effects of Red Star
Cough Cure are publicly endorsed by
congressman.
The Bryan Cadets, from San AntO-
MO, arrived last night to spend their va
cation with US.
w. Farmer, master workman of dis
trict rs, is stopping at the Vance hotel.
The Bon Ton clubs weekly hop has
been discontinued for the present on &C.
count Of the warm weather. 1t
The Societs italia will build their
swn hall in time to hold the next Sep
TENDER celebration.
Turner Hook and Ladder company
will celebrate the glorious Fourth of
July by grand turnout.
The mayor and school board visited
the two public schools in the Third
ward this morning and witnessed the
examinations.
Read the advertisement of l..
Mahncke, and remember the date of the
fine entertainments to be given at his
popular garden.
Next Saturday is pay day for the
employees of the city and the city clerks
force is busily engaged in preparing
the pay rolls.
"A popular young real estate attorney
and financial agent of this city. MIR.
Robt. Sumerlin begins to show up as if
he contemplated matrimony.
MIR. q. Duerler went AS far as New
Braunfels yesterday evening to meet his
son, who came in from Bryan.
Sim Hart has put in large ventil-
lator at his new cigar store, The
Mikado." Sim says he will make music
among his competitors in a few days.
Travis park was well filled yesterday
afternoon with music-loving San Anto-
mans, and there was a notable decrease
in the prOmenading Washers Of both
sexes.
There is a quiet little game with
chips and cards on Houston street, not a
thousand miles away from the turn
table, which is always kept under lock
and key.
Mr.. Narcisco Leal has a great curios-
ity at his stockyards, in the shape of a
mule which never kicks. 1t is small
mule, and is shown by Mr.. Leal to his
particular friends, with great delight.
United States Marshal Jackman, of
this district, died yesterday evening at
his home at San Marcos. The news was
received sadly by his many friends in
this city.
The rain last evening and yesterday
afternoon was quite general, but not
heavy. Rain fell at Murphysville,
Maria, Marathon, and other points
west. A very little fell in San Antonio.
MIR. Charlie Barley has returned
from trip west. He says it did not
rain drop at D'Hanis, and that the cot
ton crop is all burned up and If there is
no rain this week the corn crop will be
in great danger.
Next Sunday, Is with the Italian
very dear. as the anniversary of the
giving of the free constitution of Italy
to the people by King Victor Emanuel.
1t Is to be celebrated at their hall.
The Italian society of this city is
making preparations to celebrate their
anniversary this year, which falls in
September. A grand banquet and ball
will be the way In which il will be cele-
brated, no doubt.
Mr.. j. Sawalsky has vacated his
handsome residence No. 1877 North Flores
street, and 1t Is now occupied by DR.. ii.
ID. BarnitZ, who makes an excellent
Second ward citizen for any emergency.
There prominent gentlemen of San
Antonio will celebrate their respective
2sth, 4Sth and 6Sth birthdays on the
18th Of August next by banquet to
friends and invited guests. Nick Lad
ner will tell the story and make the
speech.
Last night some scamp or scamps
wrenched of the gas light fixtures on
either side Of the door OF Mr.. A. c. Gill
bert. who keeps fruit store at No. 4
East Houston street, near the bridge.
This wanton vandalism richly merits
severe punishment.
MIR. James Patterson, Of Junction
City, was married yesterday morning to
Miss Agnes E. Burns, Rev. DR.. J. w.
Neil officiating. The happy couple left
for bridal tour, via International and
Great Northern railway.
MIR. T. II. Gray, Of the well known
livery stable firm Of Bergstrom & Gray,
left this morning for the hot springs OF
Mexico, near Monterey. where he ex-
poets to remain until his rheumatis m is
benefited by their phenomenal water.
Major Ii. b. Adams and Charles Sinner
expect to join Mr.. Gray at the springs
very shortly.
The 9TH street nuisance remains I'M
abated, although the occupants Of the
Objectionable quarters, say they will
move cut next Monday. One OF them
has promised to horse-whip and tongue
lash the LIGHT reporter whenever she
meets him upon the streets for "giving
the place away" That's right, that's
what reporters are here for.