San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
LIGHT FLASHES.

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Company F, of the Fifth United
States infantry, has been ordered
transferred from Fort Sam Hous-
ton to Atlanta, Ca, and viii leave
| in about two weeks.
-Joske's mammoth stem cent
sale" Thursday, extraordinary val
ues. 9 Is Ut
The rumor that the umpire OF
last Sundays game of baseball be-
tween the West End Browns and
the San AntOnios had $40 bet is
unfounded, and has been spread
by the followers Of the Browns.
New outing flannels, new sa-
teens, worth Is and Is cents, all
"ten cents" Thursday at Joske's.
9lS2 Ut
Goods worth from Is to 35
cents all go at one price, 40 cents"
Thursday, Sept. 90, at "The Big
Store" Is 2tl JOsKE Bros.
--Messrs. Chas. w. Ogden, Ed. H.
Terrell, w. III. Huston, James P.
Newcomb, G. j. Starnes and w. II.
Easton will be among the speakers
at the Noonan rally at Mission
Garden tonight.
Pears Soap-sold ordinarily at
20 cents, only a dime at Joske's
"ten cent sale" Thursday. Is Ut
Officer McCabe this morning
arrested half-demented Hebrew
woman on Commerce street, in
front of Freyer's store, who wanted
pair Of shoes in the store, which
she took fancy to. She had rail-
way ticket to Waco and will be put
on the train and sent there.
. Boys waists worth 35e, only
10 cents at Joske's Thursday. 2t
Mayer & Adler just received a
shipment of so cases of "Or Fin"
the finest champagne in the world
and can now again supply the trade
with this favorite wine. 8 Is 3t
Mayor Elmendorf, County
Judge Callaghan, City Auditor
Meyer, c. A. r. Campbell, Acting
Mayor Hoefiing, City Attorney
Levy and Mr.. Nat Lewis were at
the San Pedro springs celebration
last night and fraternized very
socially.
Drink Or Fin, the finest cham
payne of France. Mayer & Adler,
agents. 9 Is st
The Citizens Committee of
Twenty-Five met at Cooley's last
night and selected one thousand
delegates to hold convention at
Mission Garden next October 6.
The delegates consist of residents
of the city and county.
Or Fin is a winner, try it and
you will keep "Mumm" about
other brands. Mayer & Adler,
agents. 91S 3t
"A sanitary inspector is badly
needed in the back yards near the
corner of Houston and Jefferson
streets.
Mayor Elm endorf again pre-
sided at police court this morn
ing.
"A lady called on County Attor-
ney Dewitt today to invoke the
aid of the law to get her little 4
year-old daughter out of pawn, as
she said Mrs. Burns was holding
the little girl until she, her moth
er, could pay their board. ..
Misses Sadie and Ross Camp
bell, of Campbelltown, are at the
Southern. They are visiting friends
here.
The LIGHT was given some
free advertising last night by the
Bessie Bonehill company, because
the paper gave an honest opinion
OF the show. Such advertising
does no harm, but lots of good, as it
shows the paper to be independent.
Miss Annie VOgt, of Niagara
Falls, n, Y, is at the Southern.
She is on visit here.
DIR. Kingsley yesterday attend
ed boy who was hit on the head
by a rock while playing with an
other boy on Dawson street. The
wound bled profusely and had to
be sewed up.
Chairman of the Police COM
mittee, Alderman Smith, attended 4
Recorders court this morning. He
keeps posted.
Only Or Fin is used in first
class circles of Europe today.
l Is st Mayer & Adler, agents.
Mr.. Benjamin f. McNulty is
moving about with the aid of
crutches as result from a sprained
knee, sustained stepping off car
while said car was in motion.