San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-29


North street, one block from Alamo.
9-27-15t
Three fine lots on Government Heights
for sale, cheap Apply to T..B. johnson
at LIGHT office o-o-u.
White Girl Wanted-For housework'
AZ Kelvin Street. 9-27-tf.
-Waterworks meeting at krisch's nall
this evening, Monday the Goth, 1890; Dr.
f. Herff, Bryan Callaghan and George
Paschal will address the citizens tonight.
Everybody invited.
- ee our stylish plaid, stripe and plain
serges, brilliantines, caShmeres, henrlet,,
tas, etc. We have many bargains and
novelties of interest to the ladies.
922-tf JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
-Waterworks meeting at Krisch's hall
this evening, Monday the Goth, 1880. Dr.
E. Herf, Bryan Caliaghan I; ana GeoIge
Paschal will address the citizens tonight.
Everybody invited.
-Wanted-Fifty live men to handle the
official souvenir on the grounds and in
the city. Heidemann Manufacturing Co.,
"A Acequia street. 9-2-2t.
DIR. Weathers not only does general
practice, but for years has devoted close
study and attention to diseases of child
rem and defies competition for success.
Telephone lis. 9-2'-lm.
October Bird has been selected for the
reunion of the Confederate Veterans in
San Antonio.
-WaterworkS meeting at krisch'S hall
this evening, Monday the Goth, 1890. DIR.
+. Herff, Bryan Callaghan and George
Paschal will address the citizens tonight.
Everybody invited. = Es2 .sssa.s.
R. w. Harden has arrived at the
Menger to represent the Turf, newspa-
per at Chicago, during the coming Fair.
Mr.. Conrad Zuschlag and wife have
arrived home from lengthy trip to the
Fatherland. They have many friends in
San Antonio who will be glad to give
them hearty welcome.
-Waterworks meeting at Krisch's hall
this eXening, Monday the Goth, 1890. DIR.
f. Herff, Bryan Callaghan and George
PaSchal will address, the citizens tonight.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Zuschlag were seren-
AIDED by the Alamo fire company No.
Saturday night as welcome home from
their two years visit to Germany.
Twisting journalists who register at
the LIGHT office will be afforded every
facility in our power for collecting fair
notes.
Hon. A. J. Evans will speak at
the Little Casino Garden this evening
ut s o'clock p. m.
The Lone Star is on deck to-day
and nearly every prominent building in
the city boasts some hundred OF them on
their "outer walls'-which means our
people have begun to Decentralization
late than never.
We are going to have the finest
weather, the best exhibit of live stock,
minerals and farm products, and alto
gether the biggest fair ever held in the
state. AS for attendance, why everybody
is coming.
j. T. Bratton, late of Caldwell cOun-
ty, died at the Santa Rosa hospital yes
terday and was buried in the Masonic
cemetery.
The City and Alamo breweries held
their joint picnic at San Pedro park yes
terdap.
The birthday anniversary of Mr.. VIM.
Hoefling, ST., was celebrated Saturday
night at his residence. Fire Company
No. 2, of which he is member, presented
him with beautiful gold badge.
Harry Springer the little son of Off
Ger Springer was thrown from buggy
while driving with his mother Saturday
dangerous scalp wound.
Ground was broken for the erection Of
the West End Female college at 10 o'clock
this morning. A large number OF friends
of the institution were present. The con-
tract for construction of the foundation
has been let to Mr.. Eugene Davis and
will be ready for laying the corner stone
October 80, at which time the West Texas
Conference will be in session here. A per
spection of the building will be on exhibit
ton at the fair.
Organ PIeated capes at 81 so for
children $500 for ladies sizes. At
SIevin's & McGills Commerce and
Navorro. 9-29.6t.
-Rayettine and damsra double
width suItings of elegant designs at
Slevin & McGills. Commerce and
Navarro. Bought especially for the
most fastidious. 9.29-3t
Full line of blankets and COM
forts at reduced figures just received
at Slevin & McGill. Commerce and
Navarro. 9-29-3t
-Slevin & McGill, Commerce and
Navarro. Offer passament tries in
silk, jet and steel at one half their
actual value during fair. These are
European designs of late importation.
Call early. 9-29-3t
Ladies and visitors can make pur-
chases in the morning at Slevins &
Mc(iills, Commerce and Navarro, and
then take electric cars at our door for
Fair grounds. 9-29.6t.
Prof. Beck had rehearsal Sunday
afternoon at Convention hall with his
orchestra for the German day concert.
Over fifty musicians participated, and the
igFo