San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21

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Family horse and pheton cheap.
S. w. Co. 7l3 tt
Bear in mind that Frank ]. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North
erD Depot. If
-Joske's Suit and Pants Sale Sat.
urday, 72l St
Bear in .aind that Frank J. Bethel
Keeps builders hardware and lumber,
1t the international and Great North.
ern depot, tt
The hose men were out testing
the fire hydrants today. Each com.
pany has q certain number to test,
about 100 each. They can test all
these In about two days, they say.
Don't miss Joske's Suit and Pants
sale Saturday. 72iSt
Tomorrow, friday the day to
get bargains at L. WoLFsON.
Save money by attending Joske's
SUIT and Pants sale Saturday. 72lSt
Remnants and special bargains
will draw big crowd tomorrow as
usual, so come esrly. l.. Wolfson.
Avoid the rash by coming early
and secure fne suit or Pair of Pants
at our great sale Saturday
z 81 Sc JOsKE BROS.
-l0.4 bieached sheets, already
hemmed, tor only Soc q pair. l.
Wolison.
A milk cart horse ran away on
Garden street yesterday afternoon
and tore the cart up pretty badly, be-
sioes splitting all of the milk. The
name OF the owner Is not known.
Don't overlook our 75c shoe coun-
ter tomorrow in your rounds. l.
Wolfson.
-Madge Baton, the Dwyer Bros.
mare, took third place and third
money in the Detroit race. the best
time made was2.17
Ladies' suspender belts, all the
rage. l.. Wolfson.
A local sport with orutches was
bluffed pretty badly on Alamo pl~zs
q few nights ago. He brought it all
on himself.
Our sc lace embroidery coun ter
will create rush Tomorrow sure, be.
cause IL is 80 cheap. L. Wolfson.
-Visit'our store tomorrow and it
will pay you. Remnants and special
sales In all depar tments. L. WolfsCn,
Mr.. Alex. r Woods, who has
been q special policeman for long
time. will probably ELL the vacancy
made by Officer JAS. Browns dismiss
sal.
,ah,ohooo G~Ion ho. hooo n.
rested on the charge of mailing an
obscene letter to Mrs. Beck.
The Pecos bridge on the southern
Pacific has been made fireproot.
Two stray horses were brought In
yesterday by q Mexican who found
them on the Seguin road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick are re.
joicing over the birth of baby son.
The last train from the Riverside
Park ste ton came in this noon at IL
o'clock.
Mr.. John Baskin is reporte d to be
much better today and with the con-
tinued improvement, it is expected he
will be out in q few days.
There are several suspicious look
ing negroes around the Arkansas Pass
depot. They should be watched,
The News company. through
their treasurer, Mr. Fritz Russi, paid
all monies due the johnson Brothers
Print ting company, yesterday, as we'll
IS the court costs In both cases, levys,
etc. Harmony now reigns supreme.
The remains Of the late Nicolas
Mailhes, ST., were inferred at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
License to marry was granted
Enope Ruiz, and Rita Tarrin at the
county clerks office yesterday. There
we're more issued this morning.
Geo. Nordhaus, the we'll known
tppo. and coruetist of the new Must
cal Union band, is happy today over
the safe birth Of fine baby boy early
this morning.
The fire committee of the city
council will hold q meeting this alter
noon.
Eleven cases were before the
recorder this morning and S2l4 in
fines were assessed. Two cases were
dismissed.
The San Marcos Chsutauqua ends
tonight.
The wagon blockade on South
Flores street, by the country hucksters
every afternoon, has been stopped by
the police.
the remains of Felix O'Rourke,
who died Tuesday last at the Santa
Rosa hospital, were shipped to New
York to-day.
-Sulnon has moved his ssloon to
Flores street.
Letter Carrier Mudd Is on his
Houston street run after fifteen
days vacation pleasantly spent in
the wilds of Texas.
All of the "boys" who are out for
office were shaking hands with the
fa rnara at Rivarsida mark this mOrn-