San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-18


Lay & Co., Al SoIedad street. 3-l4tf
"A lady desires . situation as sick
nurse. applyat 200 Camargo silt.
Maverick pays 4 per cent on dep.
I6Bear in mind that Frank J.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International ana
Great Northern depot. tt
No. 72O Nolan street is where
Capt. Hosack will on Saturday, 10Th,
at 10 q. M, sell fine furniture at auc-
ton, parlor and bedroom sets and
household goods, all comparatively
new, and new and fine piano.
The telephone company has flu
ished the extension of their line to the
Powder house hill, thus bringing the
residents of that quarter within the
realms of civilization.
MIR. N. Mackey began rebuild
ing his recently burned pottery fac.
tory near the Arkansas Pass depot yes
terday.
-Wanted-A situation to do gener-
al work. Address ga. B. Co." this
| Office.
The excursionists from Milwaukee
are expected to return tonight.
MIR. Sam Maverick has purchased
Mr.. Fritz Steiner's property fronting
| on Avenue d, north of the Federal
courthouse for $25, 900.
| "A croquet party was given last
night by Miss Clara HIGHLANDER at
ner parents residence on Burnett
street, large number of friends par
ticipating.
On Saturday, July 10th only, we
will offer our entire stock of new and
stylish parasols at actual cost.
1t JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
Burglars made two visits to the
residence of Mr.. A. Kahn during the
past week, but secured nothing as
all the furniture and valuables have
been stored away.
The republicans OF the city are
asked to have care for the republi-
can conven ton, to meet in this city
September 3rd, and not give their do
nations to the Hogg crowd.
MIR. Louis J. Workman, of the
Far association, left for San Marcos
this morning to deliver an Grafton for
to-days festivities.
"A little domestic difficulty which
two CANNES had undertaken to settle
with q fight, drew a very large crowd
of spectators on Alamo plaza this
morning.
The newly planted grass on
Main plaza is having q desperate
struggle for existance, and there is a
man with hose who is continually
watering the plots.
j. M. Nixon, from the City OF
Mexico, is in town visiting his ram-
lily.
The telephone company have fin
ished the extension OF their line to
the Powder House, thus bringing the
residents of that quarter within the
realms of civilization.
The lady friends of the Maverick
Rifles will give this company q COM
plimentary ball at Casino Hall Tues
day night.
up to date the county equaliza.
ton board has raised assessments in
Bexar county to a total of $22l $50 on
the rendered roll alone.
Saturday is the day to get para
sol. Take advantage of the great
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that day only July 19th.) 1t
Burglars made two visits to the
residence of Mr.. A. Kahn during the
past week, but secured nothing, as all
the furniture and valuables have been
been stored away.
County Clerk Thad Smith and his
record clerks are now ready for an
other real estate boom, having caught
up with the heavy work of copying
real estate deals.
The encampment seems to have
landed in our midst number of erst-
while militia men who were too much
enamored of the charms of the Alamo
city to return with their comrades,
and a number of them are filling vari-
Gus positions in the City, from street
car drivers up.
The Electric Light company have
moved their large new engine into
place. 1t was ponderous affair,
forming a car load all by itself and 1t
required two days to get it off the car
onto specially constructed wagon,
for conveyance to the company's
plant on Villita street.
The electric light company have
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