San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-27

Mr.. ]. G. Sample, of New York, is
in the city, seeing what he can sell
the leaders in the millinery line.
Those innocent fellows called
drummers, are coming in quite lively
now.
Electric Bells, Batteries, Burglar
Alarms, and Etc. See ad. J. w.
Van Meter.
-Crosstown railroad tracks corner
of Grand Avenue and Dallas street
are complained of bitterly by the
drivers of lightvehicles.
The railroad and travelling mems
organization to aid in the endowment
of a Confederate home for Texas have
selected Henry Berg as the San An
tonic vice president.
North Flores street, from Kings
bury street to the San Pedro creek,
needs the attention of the street COM
missioner and gravel carts.
Wanted a white girl do cook and
do general homework, for family
Of two, apply at IS Ave. E, Mrs. L. J.
Wood. S-22-3t.
Mrs. Augusta r. Gregory will
open the fall term of her home and
day school for young ladies and girls,
Wednesday, September 18th. at 2lO
Ave. c. S-26-tf
One saloon man made a customer
mint juleps yesterday, using green
mulberry leaves off tree in the back
yard, and few drops of mint extract.
The Arkansas Pass railway COM
pany has handled and shipped over
their road to the compress at YOa-
KUN, over 700 bales of cotton thus far
this season.
-NoTICE-Is hereby given that Mr..
P. III. McTague has no connection
with or interest in my business known
as the olive Stock Exchange" here
tofore carried on under the firm name
of P. H. McTague & Co. The same
will hereafter be carried on in my
name. 1922 wk. p. H. POND.
Mr.. Otto Hilgers, the pianist of
Scholz's orchestra, has a "crick' in
his neck and can't turn his head. He
was out with that "Sleigh-Ride
Party' Sunday night and must have
caught cold.
"A few of the councilmen assem-
bled at the council chamber yester-
day, but there was no meeting.
The Ministers association has
gone to pieces, it seems. There is
lots Of good material for new life for
it, in this city.
The new arrival was daughter
and was very welcome as the prede-
cessors were all boys, three of them.
The household blessed was that of
Thad Smith.
MIR. J. X. Berretta and wife re-
turned yesterday from their visit to
New York. 1t is understood, Mr..
Berretta purchased fine stock of
goods for his house.
"A fishing party that went to the
SaladO Sunday was composed OF Mr..
L. Wagner, Miss Dublin, Aug. VI.
rich, Lizzie Wagner, Amanda u
rich, Christian Schmidt, Katie Hauck
and w. Pieper.
The Washington theatre had a
very large audience last night and
presented an attractive bill. The
entertainment seemed to be much en-
joyed by all present.
The fishing party to the Medina
consisting of j. Loustanau, C. Devitts,
A. Deseve, Jean Marie Delome, the
chef, and Chas. Blattner, have re-
turned. 1t is said they had to walk
back because the wagon broke.
Mr.. w. C. Gray, the energetic
manager for the Keystone park land
company, who has been i'll for the
past week, is reported, we are glad to
hear, much better and hopes to be
out again III few days.
Attention is called to the card of
Messrs. Samuel and Rosenmann,
money lenders, who are located on
Main Plaza, next to Elite Saloon.
They are prepared to make liberal
advances on valuables and other
good securities.