San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-12

Look out for pickpockets and
sneak thieves tomorrow.
A regular drill of the Belknap
Rifles was held in the armory last
night.
We will show the most magnifi-
cent line of Partisan pattern hats and
bonnets shown mere.
1O-ll-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 Oh
our opening day. G. b. FRANK.
Only the highest novelties in mill
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.
lO-ll-3t G. 3. FRANK.
A meeting of the Mexican BenevO-
lent society was held in the recorders
court room last night.
"A colored child. named Jack
Davis, aged two mon tbs, died yester-
day in the Third ward from convul-
sion, after an illness of "a hours.
Mr.. O. E. Silverthorn has re-
turned from fortnight's visit to Kan
sas City, and the northwest part OF
the United States. He had splen-
did time, and took in the Kansas
City exposition.
Wanted girl to work for fam
lily of two. Apply at So North street.
10-12-3t
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Frank BETTER, aged q years,
and Lisa Carpenter, aged II years.
Both are colored.
All ladies calling on us Monday,
get a ticket free for the rattle of our
Miss Puck. st G. b. FRANK.
Manager Mullaly, of the opera
house received telegram this MORN
ing from the Wilson Il Rankin min
strels, Memphis, Tenn, saying they
! turned away over 400 people from their
performance last night. They will
appear in this city.
Prices in dry goods viii! be the
! lowest thing at our store next week,
commencing Monday.
1O-1l-3t G. B. FRANK.
Ladies' hats and bonnets at dis
count. within next week.
10-11-3t g. B. FRANK.
If in the morning you feel down.
hearted like you hadn't friend in
the wide, wide world, just drop into
the Bank saloon, and try one of Lock-
woods celebrated cocktails. 1t will
make you think the whole world is in
love with you. Remember the place,
4O2 Houston street, corner of Losoya
| street. lO-ll-tf
Republican congressional cOnven-
ton will meet at Alamo pavilion on
| Saturday, the 18th instant, at II
| o'clock a. NJ.
MIR. Adolph Peoples, whose very
serious illness has been noted, is a lit
| tie better today. His sister has ar
rived from the north and is nursing
and caring for him tenderly.
The Alamo Baptist church will
| have their next sociable some time in
November.
Carpenters wanted. Good wages
paid. Apply to H. d. Kampmann, at
Menger hotel. 10-12-3t
Mr.. John R. Blocker has just
shipped $500 head of cattle from Kle-
| berg to Kerrville. They will be part
| of his "driven to the Panhandle.
Owing to the illness of one of the
debators, the literary entertainmentat
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tonight is post
poned.
To-day is the anniversary of the
| day that Christopher Columbus first
landed at San Salvador, in 1892, and
discovered America.
The Times says Minnie Lee was
found with the watch on her person,
that she is charged with stealing
This is untrue. The watch was found
in the trunk of John Youree, who
lives on Elmira street.
The case of Geo. Wondering or
Moulton, the cOlored man whose care
less handling of a lighted lamp caused
the death of a colOred woman some
months ago, will come before the dis
trict court tomorrow on habeas corpus
examination for trial.
United States Marshal Rankin
passed through the city Yesterday on
his way from Ell Paso court to Bren-
ham, where he has been called by a
telegram, announcing the death of
his sister.
A load of wood was seen on Main
plaza this morning, being offered for
sale, although the Milan Square is
the place designated for the wood
wagons.
s.. p. Maury & Co. VS. Sam MAYER
lex suit i'm the district court was given