San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22

1O-20-lt YOUNG & ARNOLD.
-Wanted-To buy light weight
secondhand buggy with top, suitable
for pony. Bring same to music store,
Opera house building. cost
We call the attention of every
gentleman in the city to our elegant
new stock of fall goods. Neck-wear,
gloves, pajamas, suspenders, hand
kerchiefs, hosiery, etc.
Fifteen large American horses
and mules for sale. All gentle and in
fine condition. M. Landa & Bro. tt
Ducks saloon is open day and
night. 1O-2O-2t
e. J. Mullaly, formerly of the San
Antonio Base Ball team, is now at
Ducks saloon, on the night watch,
aud will be glad to see all his friends
there. 1t
Ducks saloon, the gentlemen's
resort. 1t
Geo. Wondering, colored, was ad-
united to bail in the sum of $4,000,
which he has not yet given.
Only two candidates went to the
barbecue at Loetler's, near Marion,
yesterday.
Rev. A.. J. Harris, the cowboy
preacher, will arrive in San Antonio
Wednesday next, and will preach
Wednesday night at the Alamo Bap-
fist church.
"A fine hot lunch spread at Ducks
saloon, every morning, IL to O'Clock,
p. m. ".
For a fine drink of McBrayer
whisky, spring of 'S2, call at Ducks
saloon, No. s Soledad st. ct
Important meeting of the Political
Reform club tonight.
The deep water committee is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tonight.
Several of the Keene company oc-
cupied boxes at the Grand last mig mt
and enjoyed "Faust."
"A base ball game at Muth's yes
terday ended thus: Krakauer's Sand
S. Giants 6. to E. Blum's Little
DiXies 8.
Frank Melrose's hack was run
into by a runaway horse and buggy
owned by A. B. Frank d Co. Satur-
day afternoon. The buggy was over
turned.
One hundred and fifty race horses
now at the Dallas fair, have been Sc
cured by Col. Belknap for the San An
tonic fair.
Col. A. Belknap, congressional
candidate, will deliver a speech to-
night before the suff,ragans of Austin.
He will talk to them in a sensible,
business like way, be sure.
Miss Sophie Santleben was well
coined home Saturday night with a
surprise party of her friends at her
fathers residence, on North Flores
street.
Rev. NJ. r. Martin, of Waco, the
we'll known evangelist, is in the city,
and will preach at the First Baptist
church tonight.
Owing to the rain on the Helotes
on Saturday, the Farmers Alliance
picnic did not materialize.
Rev. Trevinio, a Mexican Baptist
missionary, was ordained at the Bap-
fist chapel on South Laredo street
yesterday.
-"Faust" is beautiful picture
W lUl dl w lUs CSCillS OllOCpo eplo
acting superb. Grand opera house
tonight.
Magnificent scenery, in every act
Of "Faustn Grand opera house to-
night.
-Theo. H. Banks is going to Wash
ington next year, to do all OF Mrs.
Cleveland's painting. lO-l5-n
An appreciative audience at
Schools last night to listen to the con-
cert.
The real manager who played the
Ministries at Turner hall last night. is
reported to have been Mr.. Rische,
formerly of the grand.
DIR. Tanning, while in DenisOn,
advertised San AntOniO's big fair eX-
ronsively and at his own expense too.
The doctor is a San AntOnian "Of and
for San AntoniO.n The Denison
Gazetteer one the biggest papers of
north Texas, did not know anything
of the fair until the doctor showed
him circular. Then the editor gave
the fair a nice notice.
st. Joseph's German Catholic
church have decided to purchase
new and more powerful pipe organ for
their choir, which will soon be order
ed from the manufacturer.
Mr.. julius Miller, a well known
San Antonio drummer, has returned
from Mexico, and reports having a
very nice trip. He tells a good one
about being mistaken for a clerical
gentleman in that republic.
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