San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-24

Assistant milliner wanted; none but
frst-class need apply. Moke's Millinery
ParlOr, 305 Main Plaza. 9-2o-lt'
We show the newest shapes in hats
and toques only at Moke'S Millinery Par-
| lor. 3O5 Main Plaza. 9-20-3t.
See the Equine Beauties in their
$1,000 challenge military drill, with the
Grand Circus Royal. 9-23-5t.
The electric transit road to the Far
grounds will be in operation by tomorrow
afternoon.
Wanted in Austin by w. J. johnson,
Union Market, good wages for hrst-
class workman.
The old firm of Wagner & Rummell
has been dissolved. 1t was one OF the
oldest business firms in the city.
Mr.. Berg reports that the West End
electric street cars will probably get In
motion this afternoon.
"A coal wagon broke down at the cor
| ner Of Houston and North Flores street
last night.
"A social party will be given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Guenther
tomorrow night.
"A pleasant party is to begin at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Hugo
next Saturday night.
be ready in few days. The Gas and
Electric company, who furnish the power,
| are ready and waiting on the company.
Street cars, electric light and city
water will be at the lots we are going to
| sell at auction during the Fair inside OF
| IL months. HosACK q 20.
The Government Hill Musical and
Dramatic club will give an entertainment
next Saturday night at Muth's garden
consisting of concert and ball.
&C. C. c. Certain Chill Cure" the
most pleasant to take of all the Fever and
Augue remedies. Warranted to cure
Chills and Fever Sold bv A. Dreiss. I'm
"A meeting to discuss the waterworkS
question is called for tonight at Conven-
ton hall.
The Mutualista association thanks
| the press and others of this city for help
| ing make the recent Independence cele-
| bration a success.
The employees of the Alamo and City
| breweries will have a picnic next Sunday
at San Pedro Park. The Lone Star seems
| to have been laid in the shade in this
business.
ee our stylish plaid, stripe and plain
| taS, etc. We have many bargains and
novelties of interest to the ladies.
9 eft JOHN X. BERETTA Il co.
--latest style silk guimp capes at John
| X. Beretta & Cos. 922-tf
We invite gentlemen to inspect our
| fall stock of clothing. A nobby line at
| very moderate prices.
922-tf JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
In the probate court today Judge
Wurzbach heard the report of guardian
of sale of property of KriSch minors,
| and approved same.
The Bexar Shooting club gave a
grand ball the other night at their
! new hall, several miles east of here. A
number of San Antonians attended and
report splendid time.
Howard Smith died of typhoid fever
at ST. Joseph's Infirmary this morning
| and the funeral will occur at o'clock this
afternoon under the care of the Odd Eel
| lows order.
AT the next excursion of the fire de-
partment the bar committee say they will
appoint a subcommittee, composed OF
| one agent from each brewery.
Mr.. Otto Reich has made wager of
$50 with H. s. Garfield that he, Reich,
can and will eat two cooked quail per day
| for thirty days from October l.
"A man named Brown Bowman got
hilariously Jolly at the City Hall saloon
yesterday afternoon and imagined that it
was the Fourth of July. He consequent
ly pulled his pop and fired three shots 1t
wasn't long before Captain HenneSy was
upon the scene and escorted the fellow to
the bat and the recorder did the balance.
Prof. Whitehead's dancing academy
Opens September Goth at Maverick Rifles
| army, Losoya street. Ladies, Monday
and Friday 3 p. m, also Thursday and
Saturday $ p; m. Gents, Monday, Wednes-
| day and Friday p. IN. Children, Tues
| day and Thursday 4, and Saturday p. m.
Children advanced, Wednesday and Sat
| urday p. m. 9-24-ot