The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-04
"Keep the Wolf From the Door"

"Keep the Wolf From the Door"
Rev. T. !. Drane, deputy for the state at
large, of the Texas Benevolent Association, IS
in the city soliciting membership for tins IN
stitution. This association is exclusively a
Texas institution, only eight months old, and
has a membership now of over two thousand
1t possesses many of the good features OF Sc
cret orders, is cheaper and has no lodges
Quite number of our best business men have
Joined this society, and persons wishing
cheap, safe insurance, should see Mr. Drane
while here. The Waco Examiner says OF This
associations: 'We would, if we could, have
every mechanic with uplifted hammer, every
professional man with pen poised on paper
and every farmer with hand on the pillow han
de- to hammer and write and pillow not mo-
ment till they had put their families beyond
calamity in case Of their death; for men have
fallen dead before the hammer and he, and
lfelcss figures have dropped the pen IN the
middle of a word, and farmers have dropped
dead before the furrow was finished; and II
| we could thus inspire men to haste IN making
provisions for wife and family against death,
we would unhesitatingy point out the Texas
Benevolent Association, as one conspicuous
| among the benevolent societies in whose men,
bership a man could find security for his fam
| lily in case Of DEATH"
-BIDs FOR THE CARPENTER WORK on
two-story hard rock dwelling, 4Ix34 feet on
west side of quarry road are invited up to IL
NJ, Saturday 9Th, 1882. Bids should be separ-
ate-one to do the work only, and the other
to furnish material and work also. The right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
4-4-4t CHAS. /. oMllt.
A four-room dwelling, on Alameda street,
between Chestnut and Walnut. Inquire at
$40 ACequia street. 1t
WANTED AT once, cook for Roerne hotel.
Apply at this Office. 45-u
Wanted to hire, a good woman to do
general house work. White preferred. APP
ply to No. Austin street.
Good country butter, 20 cents: fresh Coun
try butter, Is cents; choice country butter, 90
cents; Alchemy gilt edge, 40 cents J. w.
Armstrong, No. Acequia street. 4-I-u
Two nicely furnished rooms can be had
at al Losoyo street, near postotilce. 4-5-ti
See those elegant suits at T. c. Frost's
before you buy. He has an immense stock
of mems, youths and boys clothing.
Get your watches and jewelry repaired by
II. Klockenkemper,- you will save money by
it, 22 Soledad street. 3-2S-u
Remember the celebrated "Star" shirt
lot of one hundred dozen Just received by
T. c. Frost. Try them and be pleased.
Many novelties in ladies fancy goods.
3-3o-6t T. {. Frost.
Try the "Solar Tip" Philadelphia shoes
specially suited to school children, at
3-3o-6t T. c. FRosT's.
If you wish one Of those pretty Parlor
Suits at Reeds, do not delay, as they are 60
ing fast. 3-3I-3t
Oranges, Lemons and bananas.
G. M. Aiken, OF Soedad street, has just re-
ceved a car load Of fine oranges, lemons and
bananas. 3-5I-5t
DO not fail to see our excellent stock OF
Philadelphia hand made sho for gents,
misses, boys and children. I c. FKOsr.
Bronze documents
Inscho & Bnn. undertakers, 24o Commerce
street, agents. Call and see samples. } 3I-Iu
If you wish a nice Bedroom suit, call and
look at Erastus kceC 5 stock. ,3-}I-St
-Alderney Butter, Gilt E,ige, 40 Cts Icr
pound at Depot, No. 7 ACtquia rect. Al
derney milk by glass or gallon at Depot No..
ACequia st. 4-I-u
Erastus Reed keeps cheap furniture a.
well as fine. 3-SI-3t