San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29

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being handed out by the Joske
Brothers. 7-26-tf.
-12-4, Turkish bed spreads 81. for
merly $3.50. Joske Bros. 7-26-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 lOc. goods. Joske
Brothers. 7-26-tf.
i 900 sailor hats for children, 2Oc.,
CSC. and SOC. Sold all season SOC.
to 75c. each. Joske Brothers. 7-26-tf.
The bridge ON the Upper Labor
ditch on Erie avenue, is in very bad
condition and needs the immediate
attent ton of the commissioner.
WANTED: Two good cooks at good
wages and steady work, at Riverside
restaurant. 7-29 IF
Musical Union band has changed
rehearsal night to Monday on account
of Friday night concerts.
First Baptist church used the
/ First Presbyterian church for both
services yesterday.
No trains were running to River
side Park yesterday, owing to the
| strike, but many citizens visited the
place in carriages.
Mr.. Otto Wahrmund's valuable
dog, at the City brewery, became
very sick yesterday and had to be
shot.
MIR. Willie Wurzbach is proud
and happy over the event of the ar
rival of fine baby boy in his family
last Friday.
City Ticket Agent Everett, of the
Arkansas Pass railway, having moth
ing to do since the strike, plays the
piano for the Riverside park orches-
| ira.
MIR. Geo. d. Roemer celebrated
his birthday anniversary yesterday.
The date of this event was the 9th,
hut he could not get all his friends to-
gether in one day.
Mr.. Corr Lucy, of Austin, who is
an applicant for the position of U. s.
postal inspector, was in the city yes
terday.
Go to Little Red Grocery, North
Flores ST., corner Romano, for best fe-
male Medicine, "Orange Blossom
| where it is always fresh. 7-26-1m.
Fire engine house No. 2 needs a
new bell rope. The old one broke,
high up near the bell, in giving the
alarm yesterday.
| The thermometer registered 100
degrees Saturday afternoon. To-day
has been cooler, only 80 degrees be-
ing marked at II o'clock.
One order in probate was taken
this morning: The appointment of
appraisers to view the estate of Eu-
gene and Celestine Villemain.
Notary Public Richard Buckley
will swear in the members of the
Belknap Rifles tonight under the new
/ militia law. The oath is not changed
however. Members are requested to
attend.
The street car company are active
ly at work putting their rails on Ala
mo plaza and the pavement contrac-
tor is also busily at work laying the
pavement.
Manager Yoakum of the Arkansas
Pass railway is expected to arrive
to-day with funds to pay tn eem-
ployes of the road, the wages due
them.
| Letters from DR.. Sabin, real es-
tate man of this city, are to the effect
that he is organizing German colony
to settle near this city on the S. A.
line. They hail from near Cincin-
natl.
DEPUTY U. S. Marshal Emil Rhode,
who is an applicant for the position OF
| DAINTY i'm tarnal ravapna aOllactnr nj
this city, came back from Austin yee-
terday.
Two young bloods in a buggy
drove so rapidly and recklessly
through Blum street that they col
hded with buggy in which were
two ladies. They smashed the lat
ter's buggy and spilled the ladies out,
but paid no attention to their mis-
chief, driving rapidly Off
Manager Mutually, of the Grand
opera house, says his orchestra will
be run on different plan this year.
| When the attraction at the opera
music; when the attraction is extra
good, less music. He wants a leader
for the orchestra of his Little Rock
| house.
"A spry horse, attached to two
wheeled jumper, ran away on North
! Flores street yesterday afternoon, be-
tween and o'clock, and spilled the
| driver out, who was bruised pretty
severely.
The weather is unusually warm,
nevertheless Joske's splendid induce
| re (nf II L.