San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-30

ITOIu his ldUe lllHoSS.
Walter Scott is putting additional
new machinery into his block pave
ment factory.
The workmen on the fair grounds
buildings will be paid off tomorrow
night.
Everybody has a cold in their
heads nowadays.
Not a music house in San Antonio
advertises its business In the papers.
The front door of the Traders
National bank was accidentally left
open Iast night.
DO not miss the great slaughter
sale of millinery at G. B. Franks
next Monday.
Ribbons, fancy pushes, surah,
gross grain silk and faille franchise,
etc. Great clearing sale commencing
Monday. u. B. FRANK.
MIR. Raphael Pereida is rejoicing
in the birth of son that occurred
last night.
One thousand tourist hats at Csc
each, in white, cream and all other
colors. Sale commencing Monday.
G. B. FRANK.
On Monday we will offer so dozen
latest shapes, all colors, untrimmed
ladies and misses hats, former prices:
So hats at ST.; 81 hats at soc; 75c hats
at 25c. It. b. FRANK.
Yesterday Police Officer Bergin
found q light bay horse with four
white heels and branded r on the left
hip.
Police Officer Cadena this morning
found Marcelino Martinez drunk on
the street and run him into the bat
cave to sober up and meet the re-
corder.
Mr.. J. E. Gilbert brought in some
wild ducks from Mitchells lake this
morning.
Street commissioners forces are
cleaning off the mud on Acequia
street today.
Did you all give thanks for the
fine streets that have been built at
such great cost by the city admins
tration, and which are now so USE
less?
Did the race men and the fair di-
rectors give thanks for the fine wealth
er during the fair?
Did our citizens give thanks that
the price of fuel is so high in San An
tonic?
Six hundred yards of 10 inch silk
plush just received. Come and learn
our prices. q. b. FRANK.
Mems, boys and youths over
coats, good and cheap.
G. B. FRANK.
The soldiers who composed the
forces who took in the fair are going
to recuperate from their arduous cam
paign by giving g, ball tonight at
Muth's pavilion, on Government
hill.
-Messrs. M. Freedom and J. S.
Lockwood brought in wagon load of
ducks from Mitchell lake yesterday.
Our boys $3.50 suits are pretty.
Our youths Sc suits are nobby. Our
gents Sc, $3.50 and SO suits beat
them all at G. B. FRANKS.
Five hundred boys suits, sizes -,
IA, Is, 16, and II, from S4 to Sc.
G. B. FRANK.
DO not fail to see our line of mems,
boys and children's clothing and
overcoats before buying, and save
money. G. B. FRANK.
Who had the best display in mil
linery? Who got the blue ribbon?
Why G. B. FRANK.
Ladies and misses will find the
greatest variety of novelties at
G.. B. FRANKS.
Come and see our 1925 and $3.50
ladies' Dongola kid shoes.
G. B. FRANK.
There will be meeting Of the
Literary society of the Y. NJ. G. A.,
tonight in their rooms in the Dullnig
block. An interesting discussion on
the abolition of the electoral college,
essays, etc. Let the members be
prompt in their attendance. Others
invited.
j. d. Demorse and Uncle John
Wilkins were having legal set to in
Justice Neal listers court this morn
ing over an old account.
Marriage licenses granted-Henry
Miller and Josephine Dixon; Angus
tin Gonzales and Anasticia Orosco,
widow.
DRIVERS of vehicles are advised not
to go out South Presa street. The
mud is so deep upon this street that
China can not be very far under it.
Sidewalks are very badly needed
on Marshall street, to enable the
children to get to the school on that
street.
"A young Frenchman doing bust
ness on the west side of Military