Thespian troupe delays opening due to actress indisposition
The new Thespian troupe arrival is complete, but several leading ladies are indisposed causing the opening to be postponed to an evening later in the week. Announcement will be issued through the press.
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Nan
Fashion Theatre
New York
Annie Howard
Nettie
RAYS OF LIGHT Interesting local notices and ads
A collage of short items on fashion and retail in San Antonio including shirts by Young & Arnold and F Sheets at Commerce street, various social events, dengue fever notes, a murder trial at Ygnacia Cortez, dances, fairs, a buggy wreck, and street notices. Plus ads for printing, bread, and school goods.
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Young & Arnold
Commerce Street
Youne & Arnold
Commerce St
F. Sheets
Fischer & Ervin
West
Murphry
Rhodius& Tempsky
Juan Cardenas
Rex
Ygnacia Cortez
Donaldson
Arbeiter Verein Hall
G. B. Frank
Turner Hall
Turners
John J. Burke
Mies J. B. Long
Francisco Ojeda
Paula Rodriguez
W. G. van Hook
Katie Faville
James Doomis
Ed. Stevens
Grand Jury
Prominent visitors and illnesses fill city notes
Gus Fretelliere and Mr Geronimo Cassiano suffer dengue fever while L C Mitchell and others register at the Southern. Kinney County sheep man C S Newell, Misses Rutledge and Friar from Yorktown board at the Southern. Helena citizens M Odom D M Mayfield visit, Mrs Felix Schramm departs for Virginia, Colonel Andrews to return next week. Numerous names from San Antonio, Houston, Dallas and beyond stay at the Maverick and Menger hotels for the winter.
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Gus Fretelliere
Geronimo Cassiano
L. C. Mitchell
Memphis
C. S. Newell
Kinney County
Jacob Rutledge
Nettle Rutledge
Katie Friar
Yorktown
M. Odom
D. M. Mayfield
Helena
Felix Schramm
Sarah Moke
Virginia
H. B. Andrews
Joseph Friebis
Rosskam, Gerstley & Co
L. Gaston
San Antonio
Rio Grande City
R. J.thompson
Muscatine
Iowa
Cumberland Pastor Leaves for Texas Synod Meeting
Reverend W. B. Preston of the Cumberland Presbyterian church departs Thursday for the Texas synod meeting in North Texas and will stay through next week, so no services will be held at the Cumberland church next Sunday.
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W. B. Preston
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Texas Synod
Texas
Cumberland Church
City Waterworks street restoration under contract terms
The Waterworks company must restore streets to their original condition after work. City authorities should inspect South Concho street where water mains have just been laid to verify compliance with the contract.
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South Concho Street
Missing man Black Leaves Hunting Trip Suspected
A man named Black living near the race track was reported missing on Saturday night. Police investigations show he was seen the previous night mounting a horse and riding off, with no further word since. Officers do not believe foul play occurred and think he may have gone on a hunting trip.
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Black
Tyrolean troupe returns to Mission garden drawing large audience
The Hans Lechner Tyrolean troupe performed last evening at Mission garden to a large crowd. Toni Grau was absent due to dengue fever in bed at Waco. Marie Math and Nannie Rohland were praised for solos and zither performance respectively.
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Hans Lechner
Mission Garden
Toni Grau
Waco
Marie Math
Nannie Rohland
Hunters Return From Mullaly Ranch Visit
Tom Mullaly George Roe mer and C F Frommer traveled to Mullaly's eight miles north of the city. They reported a splendid trip with about 40 birds bagged. The book binder, though jubilant at his shooting, had mistakenly shot field larks instead of quails.
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Tom Mullaly
George D. Roemer
Liaur
C. F. Frommer
Soledad Street
Mullaly
Dramatic troupe entertains at Fest garden in San Antonio
The Chazco company presented a complimentary show at Fest garden on Concho street for the Sociedad Benevolencia and Junta Patriotica in celebration of Mexican independence. The crowd applauded the comedy and trapeze act as $25 was collected from spectators and given to the troupe. Members of San Antonio Lodge No. 11 are notified to attend the next regular meeting on October 6 due to important business.
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He Turner
Stappenbeck
Campbell
Meyer
Leona
Newcomb
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Sehoiz
Alamo Street
Camden Street Christian Church
Pennington
Chazco
Sociedad Benevolencia
Junta Patriotica
Concho Street
Sapien
H. Mayorero
Recorder's Court Dockets See Widespread Drunken and Disorderly
A long list shows numerous offenders fined for drunkenness disorderly conduct and fighting in the city. Multiple defendants including Juan Perez Clemente Dunn and Isidor Acosta appear with small fines while others are dismissed or sent to grand jury. A concert at Ludwig Mahncke's Mission garden and a Weimar encampment for the Prairie City Guards are announced.
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Julius Hutz
J.H. Smith
P. Bradley
P. Warner
James Floyd
Isidor Acosta
Abel Rubie
and Madison
Henry Denight
Mariano Isles
Albert ‘Tulle
Gabe Huberick
Frank Rigney
Aaron Frank
Ed. Walsh
Warren Davis
Refugia Esparsa
Ignez Mesa
Weimar
Grace’s Grove
Prairie City Guards
Weimar Broom Brigade
Marriage of Miss Johanna F. Dausin to Armand J. Kissling
Mr and Mrs P Dausin announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Johanna F Dausin to Mr Armand J Kissling to take place Tuesday October 13 1885 at 9 oclock in the morning at St Josephs Catholic Church San Antonio Texas Kissling is regarded in San Antonio as a worthy agreeable suitor and earns the fortune of uniting with Miss Dausin in matrimony.
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P. Dausin
Johanna F. Dausin
Armand J. Kissling
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
San Antonio
Texas
Miss Dausin
Railroad Grounds at San Antonio and Aransas Pass Depot
The depot grounds between Sunset and International tracks become a bustling railroad yard with river front access and streetcar service. Workers load rails and bridge timbers. Engine No. 1 prepares a construction train. sheds and foundations rise as track laying accelerates toward Salado. Pleasant Grove letters promote Brown’s Iron Bitters and Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption.
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Aransas Pass
Lonesome River
San Antonio
Caurt
Salado
City ordinances repeal tax sale provisions in old section
City council repeals section 12 and amends section 15 to authorize seizure and sale of real and personal property for unpaid taxes, with advertising three weeks prior to sale, costs limited, and sale to be cash on the courthouse steps on the first Tuesday of the month, plus provisions for merchandise taxes and bankruptcy cases.
Morley’s T-X-Sague Tonic Adverts
An 1880s style medical ad urges readers with chills fever and malarial symptoms to use Morley’s T X Sague Tonic. It states it will succeed when used as directed and notes sale by F Kalteyer and Son.
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Morley
F. Kalteyer & N
F. Kalteyer & Son
The Bastile Tale Of The 14th Century Prison
A fragmentary historic tale recounts the Bastile's 1369 origin to guard Charles V, the 1789 discovery of Dr. Mannette after 62 years, vivid scenes of vermin and blood, and a later unrelated note about Emerson selling goods in San Antonio with watches and loans.
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Charles V
Saoene
Mannette
Emerson
San Antonio
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