San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-27

Tree OF charge. ~ VI. d. It fANh.
Boys clothing and overcoats in
abundance. ct G. B. FRANK.
We are showing the largest line Of
quilts, white and colored blankets,
babies blankets, etc. Come and price
them before buying. G. b. FRANK.
This morning presented a good ex-
ample of the Scotch mist. There is a
wide difference between Scotch mist
and a London fog.
Who struck Bob Symington was,
according to the Express, as great a
mystery as who struck Billy Patter-
son; yet the day before the Express
was so mystified the man who struck
Symington was fined SO for the Of
fence.
DO not buy your winter wraps be-
fore you see our Blush Modjeskas, our
Cloth Raglans and Newmarkets, and
in fact anything new in that line.
ct G.. B. FRANK.
Ladies opera and common shoes,
bows and misses school shoes, baby
shoes and mocassins, all sizes. Come
and price them Monday.
2t G. B. FRANK.
See the new card of G. B. Frank.
Louisa Small was allowed a
divorce yesterday in the district
court from VIM. Small.
They are trying to form a demo-
cratic political club among the rail-
road men around the Sunset depot.
1t will be hard thing to make demo-
Gratis out of railroad men. They
know better than to vote against their
own vital interests.
John Cavanaugh is the peoples
candidate for constable, and is the
man who will get there for none of
our citizens doubt his ability, physi-
cally, and otherwise, to discharge the
duties of the office. He has many
friends in the city, and being the
choice of the people his election is
conceded.
-Wanted-A boy, II or IA years
years old, to work in printing office;
also boy to carry foot route. Apply
at this office at $3.50 o'clock.
Remember that besides carrying
the celebrated fast black Smith and
Angel hose, we carry full line in
| colored wool hose for ladies and child
rem. 1O-26-2t G. B. FRANK.
Street Commissioner Campbell is
now improving and repairing South
Garden street, on the way to the fair
grounds, and the plows and scrapers
are now working thereon, near Mis-
sion Conception.
Ladies' dressed and undressed
| kid gloves, p. D., J. B., and Thomp-
sons glove fitting corsets. Special
prices for Monday. G.B FRANK.
Straw, wool, felt, velvet and plush
hats, new assortment, at
| 10-26-2t G. B. FRANK.
Free dance at the Alamo pavilion
Sunday night. Good music, best of
order.
"A new colored political club was
formed last night.
| w. Jonas invites his friends to
come out to the Santa Clara garden to-
morrow and enjoy themselves. 1t
Free dancing at the Santa Clara
garden tomorrow night. 1t
Ball at the Alamo pavilion to-
night. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion for gents 25c. Ladies free.
MIR. G. Frasch has been appointed
| by the mayor as city collector vice F.
G. Hauerisen, deceased, and has filed
| his bond.
The Polish Young Mems Union
give their sixth anniversary ball to-
night in st. Albert's hall, and tomor
row night will give an histrionic en-
tertainment in the same hall.
The most tasty trimmer and skill
full milliner, Mrs. Puschmann, at
10-26-2t G. B. FRANK.
Special! Special! for Monday in
ladies' and children's wraps. Don't
fail to call on G. B. FRANK.
"A fight occurred yesterday in
Morrin's stockyard, South Flores
street, between man named Pena-
loza and two other men. He van
pushed both.
Street Commissioner Campbell
! has repaired North Flores street so
nicely, by the aid of the steam roller,
| that even bicycle can travel over it
with comparative ease.
For Sale-One good, gentle driv-
ing or riding horse; corner Maverick
and Cypress streets. 1t
Look out for a great break in
ladies and misses hats. Come ana see
us Monday. Ut G. B. FRANK.
Another campaign lie has been
walled; that is the statement that w.
w. Heron is a prohibitionist. 1t is
false and simply "weak invention of
the enemy"
Mrs. Guthrie, a poor widow with