San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-25

-Italo- Mexican music furnished for
balls, parties, serenades, etc., by Pab-
10 Persia, 2l6 Monterey st. 1l-23-lm.
If you have property for sale,
place it in the hands of John Il. Ham,
bleton & Co. 1l:2ltf
Prescription Druggists, Cor. Hous-
ton and Avenue G. Tips & Silver
thorne. 1l-2l-tf.
Dunlap, Knox and Stetson hats,
no better made, Pancoast & Son.
11:2:lm
Shirts, fine dress and the best one
dollar shirt in market, Pancoast IL
Son. ll:2:lm
-Theo. Artzt will furnish the best
music for picnics, balls, weddings.
Leave orders at 800 Acequia street.
IL I'm
Leaders in mems furnishing
goods. Young g. Arnold carry the
latest styles, best goods, largest stock,
and sell at prices other houses ask for
inferior goods. l1-l9-5t
-Wanted-A white girl to cook
and do general house work, good
wages paid, reference required. Mrs.
J. vi. Taylor, SIC Avenue b. 2O-tf
-Wanted-Situation by a young
man as salesman in clothing house
or shoe store. Habits good. Address
g. d. this office. 11-23-3t.
Illinois State Press association
will pass through San Antonio De-
cember 3rd, on their way to the City
of Mexico.
Richard, the 4-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hoefing, Jr., cele-
brated his birthday anniversary yes
terday with party of friends.
During the fair 700 compliment
tary tickets were issued for the fair
and 500 exhibitors tickets.
MIR. Theodore Watzlavczik and
tomorrow evening at Z O'Clock at San
Fernando Cathedral.
Col, Ed. Mickes will not return to
San Antonio until after Christmas.
He will remain in Chicago till then.
One or two business houses will
make change on the beginning of
the new year.
Paul Weisner, druggist at Kali
teyer's, is soon to be married to a
New York lady.
The Rip Van Wrinkle company
gave their last performance Saturday
night in the Grand Opera house and
have left the city.
When you need pure medicines of
any kind try the new drug store of
Tips & Silverthorn, corner Houston
and Ave. G. 11-25-tf
Finance committee of citizens,
are requested to meet the board of
directors of the Fair association at
the Board Of Trade rooms, Tuesday,
rs inst, at 2 p. m.
The United States court will take
up the criminal docket this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Nothing was done this
morning.
Jewish gentlemen and ladies will
organize a benevolent association
next Sunday afternoon at Temple
Beth Ell.
"A surprise party in honor of their
wedding anniversary, was given Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Elmendorf Friday
night.
The coffee stands and the bu tchers
suffered considerable loss by the rob-
berry of the Main Market Saturday
night. A Waterman who will, watch
is sadly needed there.
--Germania Lodge, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, gave a successful
supplementary ball at Krisch's hall
Saturday night which was attended
by about 400 people.
The Young Mems Benevolent as
ISOLATION anniversary ball at Casino
hall Saturday night was very sue
cessful. Addresses were made by
Messrs. r. j. Nixon and H. H. Hell
hgmann, and dancing was the order
of the evening.
"A burglar attempted an VNtrance
into Mr.. l.. Eisner's house, North
Flores street, Saturday night, but
was frightened away by Mr.. Els
ner firing upon him.
Our new drug firm Tips & Silver
thorn, cor. Houston and Ave-, c., are
having a night bell put in their store
and an experienced man will always
be on hand for all night prescription
work. Please try them when in need
of any careful compromising of pre-
scriptions or drugs of any kind. 25-tf
Saturday night Frank Ferguson
and Charles Lambert kicked up a row
In Schlueter's saloon on South Alamo
street and would not pay for drinks.
They paid the recorder $40 each this
morning.
Harry L. Rattenberry, one of the
leading men of the Thompson Opera