San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-21

kahn'S store as the assignee mas or
| dered a forced sale.
For sanitary work ring up tele-
phone No. II. Good work guaran-
teed. 9-l9-lm
If you want your outhouses clean
| ed ring up telepnOne No. IL. 9-19-lm
Exchange your old gold or silver
watch case. a. part payment for a
good watch at Emerson & Co. 800 tt
A nobby line stiff hats, also Stet-
sons, ETC., all latest styles at II.
Harms, Opera House. 9-l6 1t
If in need of money, call on the
old reliable house-Emerson IL Co.,
next to courthouse. $40 IF
"A pretty belle, of the aristocrat-
ic Mexican society, will be married in
January to st. Louis gentleman.
Col. w. J. Mcnamara is in the
market after 10000 bales of cotton on
one order, and 5000 hides on another.
The season for ducks and snipe is
now open and it is said by sportsmen
there are plenty in the country.
-Uvalde will be represented at the
San Antonio International fair by
some very creditable exhibits.
southern Pacific freights from
California are unusually heavy for so
early in the season.
San Antonio Deutscher Maenner-
Choir held rehearsal last night at
Schools hall.
"A called meeting of BeXar county
Farmers Alliance was held this
morning at Meyers hall.
NJ. +. O'Brien and wife, G. Fisher
and daughter and j. Arce are at the
Menger from the City of Mexico.
-Messrs. F. Saltzer, Louis Robin
and Alex BarrerA left yesterday for
Mr.. A. Robins ranch in Frio county,
for few days hunt.
-Superintende Gray, of the Key
stone park, is rapidly improving and
may be looked for on the street some
| day next week.
The stock of the late firm of A.
Kahn must be closed out by the as
signee in very few days. Go there
for bargains.
The old relia BILE house of Emer
| son & Co. will loan you money flower
rates of interest than any broker in
the city. $40 If
The only order in probate court
this morning was the report OF sale in
the estate OF F. A. w. Calquhoun,
| which was confirmed.
There were eight cases before the
Recorder this morning, five of which
resulted in fines, two were dismissed
/ and nna wa RON tinna6
The Oppermann base ball grounds
| have been partially cut off by fence
being run across them. The positions
will be changed, however, and they
will be as good as ever.
Call and see US in our handsome
| store and inspect our stock Of fall
| underwear, socks, handkerchief ect
New goods daily arriving, H. Harms,
Opera House. pa 1t.
| The verdict in Judge Noonan's
court III the A. Gersteiser damage
suit against the G. III. 4 s. A. road
was for defendant. 1t will be ap-
| pealed.
Justice Heron this morning is
sued a warrant for the arrest of Will
| lie Washington. cOlored, for theft of
lAohA
| colored.
Alamo Lodge No. IS, A. O. u. w.
will celebrate their first anniversary
on Saturday night, October 18th, at
Turner hall, with a grand ball and
supper.
Justice McAllister did not marry
Torivio Samvidio and Manelita Mori-
jaias, as intended, this morning.
They changed their mind and were
married by priest.
p. HI. Pond, now under charge of
selling liquor without license, was
arrested this morning charged with
theft of $40 in gold from p. II. Nc
Tague. The warrant was issued by
Justice Heron.
The rumor of new home insar-
ance company is assuming shape. 1t
is proposed to organize a home acct
dent insurance company. Capital
100000, to be divided among twenty
stockholders.
Meat and milk stealing is being
carried on extensively in the fourth
ward. The thieves steal from the
gates and doorsteps where these pro-
visions have been left for early GUS
toners.
The marriage of Engineer Phil
lips, of the Southern Pacific, to Miss
Lizzie Kelley, of Houston, IS an
nounced for the 25th inst. Johns nu-
merous friends wish him pleasant
life trip over the matrimonial line.
"A class of 20 was organized in the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium by DR.. Bliem