San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-11


the West End addition, will improve
their property and open it up for set
Element after the manner of the West
End.
We will show the most magnii-
cent line of Partisan pattern hats and
bonnets shown mere.
1O-11-3t G. B. FRANK.
If you wish to see styles in hand
some dress goods, do not fail to call
on us Monday. G. B. FRANK.
Look out for a great break in
prices of white, red and colored fan
nels, tricots, etc. Come and see us on
our opening day. &. b. FRANK.
Only the highest novelties in mil
linery, only the finest ribbons, only
the best trimmers employed at our
house, and all hats and trimmings
bought from us trimmed free of charge.
1O-11-3t G. B. FRANK.
Frank Boyer, who re-enlisted in
the U. S. army recently at the Post of
San Antonio, under the name of Frank
Allen, and then again deserted, has
been caught at Brownsville.
Ned Barry's Combination open
their engagement next Monday at the
Fashion theatre.
"A wag suggests that if Mr.. F. F.
Collins will put little wheels under
his steamboat he can then get 1t over
the shallow places in the river in per-
feet safety.
ALL ladies calling on us Monday,
get a ticket free for the rattle of our
Miss Puck. st G. b. FRANK.
Prices in dry goods will! be the
lowest thing at our store next week,
commencing Monday.
1O-1I-3t G. B. FRANK.
Ladies' hats and bonnets at dis
count, within next week.
1O-1l-3t G. B. FRANK.
MIR. John Monier's "boy" reported
in this mornings Express, was report
ed in the LIGHT more than week
past, as girl.
The Grand Lodge of the Order of
the Eastern Star have selected San An
tonic as the meeting place next year,
and Mrs. w. 5. Hadley has been cleo
ted Grand Matron.
Probate Judge Wurzbach has ap-
pointed Henry E. Vernon, Esq,
brother-in-law of the deceased, as ad-
minis traitor of the estate Of Julia b.
Williams.
We will rattle our doll, Miss
Puck, Christmas, and give free tickets
on our opening day, Monday.
1O-11-3t G. B. FRANK.
DO not fail to get chance free,
on our opening day for the rattle of
our doll, Miss Puck.
1O-1l-3t G. B. FRANK.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mullaly now
residence, on Losoyo street, (the old
located for the winter.
Mr.. Gus Giesecke and Miss Anna
Groos, daughter of Banker Gustav
Grcos, will be married in February
next.
The federal juries for the next
term of the court in San Antonio have
been drawn, and citations are now be-
ing served.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to an entertainment given by
the San Antonio Council No. As, Chos-
ell Friends at Krisch hall tonight.
The Young Mems Benevolent AS
ISOLATION met last night and decided
that their grand anniversary ball
should be held in Krisch hall on No
vember 3.
A lady in this city is writing a
drama, which she hopes some day to
see produced on the professional
stage.
"A gentleman and lady in buggy
were nearly RIM over bV a railroad
train Sunday afternoon at the Garden
street crossing Of the Southern Pacific
railway. The cause was carelessness
of the driver.
If more new and substantial build
ings lined West Commerce street, and
were built in the vicinity of the 1. and
G. n. depot, the value of property in
that part Of the city would be greatly
raised.
Free show and free tickets on
Monday, for the rattle of our "Miss
Puck" 10-11-3t G. B. FRANK.
Sim Hart says Michigan is even
up for the democrats and republicans.
All he heard about Texas up there
was that everybody was of the opinion
that we had yellow fever in Texas.
The executive committee of the
non-partisan party had a meeting
last night in the city hall contractors
office.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Juan Delgado and Juana De
Avila, John ]. Duffy and Mary..Mc-
Carthy, RObt. Ballard and Emma
Simpson, cOlored.
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