Children and Towels Sale Amid Bright Summer Deals
Local store promotes men and boys shirts and drawers at 30 cents, bleached hemstitched towels at 23 cents, highlighting low prices and limited stock for a summer sale.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1899
Page
6
Local store promotes men and boys shirts and drawers at 30 cents, bleached hemstitched towels at 23 cents, highlighting low prices and limited stock for a summer sale.
A garbled Sunday column cites rival factions railing at Hicks and Bryan over spending and character. Vague references to a Texas county official offered a $5,000 railway job hint at patronage amid a heated campaign scene.
A long standing feud between the Eddy family of Virginia and the Ramsay family of Tennessee exploded yesterday across Tee county Virginia and Hancock county Tennessee. Dozens were involved with gunfire and several men killed in a chaotic court house confrontation during court day.
A fragment notes a road delivery of thirteen thousand rolls of wallpaper for sale at Paul Wagner's store, with a reference to the late 1899 price and bargain terms.
President Dewey seeks to recruit players for San Antonio and form a strong Texas association through stock sales and limited salaries. Debates over terms and funding continue as committees list names to organize fundraising, aiming for a unified, competitive season ready for early practice.
City warrants issued this past week cover multiple funds and accounts. Items include payments for hospital repairs, school services, and ads, plus bonds and interest held by banks. Un delivered express packages list names across several districts and dates ending 31, 1899.
Avendire parity held Friday at the Ladlow residence on East Commerce street. Seventy five players participated. Monroe Adler won the first gents prize and A W Adams the second. The first ladies prize went to Adler and the second to Minnie Ludlow. Another party will be given next Friday night.
An all day session of the Texas car Accountants was held in the Maverick hotel parlors yesterday. Nearly the railroad inhe state was represented. The business before the meeting pertained to matters not of public interest.
Notice to all groups wishing use of Mission garden stage for the MWY MASK BALL on January 28. Notify Mission garden hall manager by Wednesday evening January 23 to ensure proper arrangements by the NEE COMMITTEE.
George Mandy thanks Mrs Theresa Wurzbach Mrs Peter and Afrs Albert Schlffers Mrs Apion Acim and many others plus the Sisters of Divine Providence for kindnesses during the illness and burial of his daughter Geneveva Mandry.
A letter from Harry Brown of Company A Eighteenth United States Infantry in Manila recounts impressions of Cavite and Manila. He notes the city layout, street life, racial mixing, horse-drawn carriages, the Prado concert, insurgent executions, and the walled city with the monastery prison, cathedral, arsenal, and a cemetery taxed by body burial fees with bones later moved.
The staff at the Wolfson dry goods and clothing firm extend heartfelt retirement wishes to Mr. Wolfson, planning to focus on the furniture and carpet department. They pledge loyalty and faithful service to his successors, praising his kindness, generosity, and upright business conduct, while naming numerous female and male employees who sign the tribute.
San Antonio hosts a lively masquerade night with the Thapsichore society and guests from Frohatin Singing society and Social clubs. Attendees in seed costumes fill the venues on Sixth Street, with a 1:30 am costume removal and a bouquet service at 11:30 pm.
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