San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-27

Brothers. 7-26-tf.
-12-4 Turkish bed spreads 81, for
merly $3.50. Joske Bros. ?-26-tf.
Turkish towels 1Oc. comprising all
the bleached and the unDleached
ones which were lie. Joske Bros.
500 pieces white nainsook check
sc. per yard; regular 1Oc. goods. Joske
Brothers. 7-26-tf.
1000 sailor hats for children, 2Oc.,
Csc. and soc. Sold all season SOC.
to 75c. each. Joske Brothers. 7-26-tf.
George Sampson returned from
visiting his sister at Del Rio declares
that the peaches there are as big as
small watermelons.
There will be music and dancing
at the Santa Clara garden tomorrow
night.
10000 cigars, fine lot of stationery,
etc., at auction opposite the postoffice
tonight.
10000 cigars, fine lot of stationery,
etc., at auction opposite the postoffice
tonight.
Rev. Jacobson will deliver lee
ture at Temple Beth Ell at o'clock to-
morrow evening.
When shopping make it your
business to see A. Kahn's 80 cent
Surah. 7-l1-tf.
New suits in Judge Kings court
have been filed by NJ. Half VS.. Lytle
and Cochran, on promissory note,
and by Louis Alberthal VS.. Katie
Alberthall for divorce.
The 1. & G. n. and S. A. & A. P
railways have given the colored mill.
tia one fare rate to the encamp-
ment which meets in this city August
18th.
The Excelsior Guards 1T their
meeting last night refused toaccept
Capt. Turner's resignation and he has
withdrawn it.
The public is invited to attend
the free exhibition, given by Miss
Nellie Burke tomorrow at San Pedro
park. 1t
Next Friday and Saturday School
superintendent Smith will hold the
examinations for applicants for the
Peabody Normal School scholarships.
This school is in Nashville.
The grand midsummer clearing
out sale has begun at L. Wolfson's.
Be sure and read his card ON the
eighth page.
"A thief stole quarter of beef
from Wagner's butcher stall on North
Flores street this morning, and the
butcher was consequently "shOrtn on
meat.
The San Antonio Ice factory is
now lighted by arc electric. lights
from the company's own dynamo, re-
Gently placed in the factory.
VIM. GIaeser is charged before
Justice Heron with using insulting
language to John Hillock, who mar
ried his niece, Miss Grimsinger, a
few days ago.
Young Mr.. NJ. Jacobson, the min
lister who preached his trial sermon
at Temple Beth Ell last night, greatly
pleased the congregation. He is well
educated and a pleasant speaker.
Robert Tendick has placed two
electric lights in the armory of the
San Antonio Rifles, at his own ex-
pense.
There will be a base ball benefit
dance at the Alamo pavilion by the
colored people tonight.
Herman Heiligmann and Fred
Heubaum were captains at the Ban
ner club bowling last night. Heilig-
mann's side won.
w. P. Gerfers, of Leon Springs; and
Nose Heidenheimer, clark of the Will
son hotel, Laredo. are at the hotel
Mahncke.
Mr.. Henry Berner, manager of
Scholz's saloon and garden, shipped
two fine Scotch terrier pups as pres
ent to Velascy Y. Fernandez, Mexico,
yesterday.
The excellent concert in Travis
park given by the Munical Union
band last night drew large attend
ance of the best class of San Antonio
society. The concert was very much
enjoyed.
Frank Tanning writes the LIGHT
that he is having a high old time
among the magnetic healers who
have assembled at Boston from all
parts OF the country. He went to
New York from the big bean city
and comes west from Gotham taking
in Chicago and the rockies before
showing his smiling phiz in Santone.
The weather is unusually warm,
Joske's splendid induce
ments (of which their card on last
page mentions few are finding
larger purchasers who realize the ne
cessity of purchasing at once. Call
in the morning to avoid the afternoon
rush at Joske Brothers. 7-26-tf