San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-13

show at the Fashion theatre. But the
price is but lOc. 1t
New books in Baldwin's circulat-
ing library, with the immortals
Crawford; Story of Keedon's Bluff;
Craddock; The Lamp Lighters; Cum
mings; 80 cents per month; 253 West
Commerce street. 1O-l3
Current magazines loaned out at
10 cents per week, at Baldwin's cir
culating library, 253 West Commerce
street. lob
The weather permitting, there
will be a free dance at Santa Clara
garden tomorrow night.
IL w. JONAS, Proprietor.
The weather permitting, there
will be free dance at Santa Clara
garden tomorrow night.
1t w. JONAS, Proprietor.
Dance every Saturday and Sun
day night at Pierroni's San Saba gar
den. 1t
We will show the most magnifi-
cent line of Partisan pattern hats and
bonnets shown mere.
1O-11-3t G. B. FRANK.
For Sale Cheap.-Six thousand or
1000 brick. Enquire Elmira street,
near Jackson. 1t
Carroll Brannon, from the HelOtes
settlement, brought in bushel of
corn this morning, which he had
shelled from off IS ears of corn.
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 great break in
prices Of white, red and cOlOred fan
nels, tricots, etc. Come and see us on
our opening day. G. b. FRANK.
Everybody came down town to-
day to see the procession.
Blanche Euphresie Walton, aged
2 months, died yesterday from natural
causes and was buried by the city.
james Hampton was run into the
bat cave this morning for being
drunk and down.
-Wanted.-At once, boy at Zil-
ians' barber shop, corner Commerce
and Alamo streets. 10-13-2t
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.
Wanted. "A girl to work for fam
lily of two. Apply at 63 North street.
10-12-3t
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Frank BETTER, aged 81 years,
and Lisa Carpenter, aged II years.
Both are colored.
Gol,n hnfxran,, tho SNt,fh
ern hotel and the church, should have
spector. A LIGHT reporter counted Is
dead rats lying in that street, at noon
today.
ALI ladies calling on us Monday,
get ticket free for the rattle of our
Miss Puck. st G. B. FRANK.
District Clerk Dashiell issued the
final naturalization papers yesterday
afternoon, to John Pollok and Anton
Liskowski, and they are now adopted
American citizens.
Carpenters wanted. Good wages
paid. Apply to H. D. Kampmann, at
Menger hotel. 10-12-3t
Prices in dry goods will! be the
lowest thing at our store next week,
commencing Monday.
1O-l1-3t G. B. FRANK.
Ladies' hats and bonnets at dis
count, within next week.
1O-l1-3t G.B. FRANK.
Pretty, but very awkward and as
tonishingly dressed country girls
thronged the streets during the pa
rade this morning.
-"What are you going to do about
it?" The Fashion theatre has the
best show in the city, and the admis-
sion is only 10c. 1t
ALI the clerks were rushed with
customers today, not even the hour
for dinner being allowed many of
them. These customers have been
attracted to the city by the circus.
If in the morning you feel down.
hearted like you hadn't friend in
the wide, wide world, just drop int to
the Bank saloon, and try one of Lock-
woods celebrated cock tails. 1t will
make you think the whole world is in
love with you. Remember the place,
4O2 Houston street, corner of Losoya
street. 1C-l1-tf
ALI tickets sold over the Mexican
National railway in the United States
via San Antonio, will have an I'M
limited lay over privilege in San An
tonic, allowing holders to stop i'm this
city as long as they desire. This will
be the means of inducing a great
many tourists and health-seekers to
come to San Antonio and look around,
instead of going by way of the Texas
Pacific.