San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-09

Sullivan is slaughtering Ladies
Low Quarter shoes. See our Oxford
Tics at 9Oc, worth Sl.50; our Tau Goat
Oxford Tie; Ooz's Calf TOP at Sis,
worth $500. 8 80 Inn
Field glasses, opera glasses, mag.
nifiers, and pocket lenses, patent
shaving mirrors and burning glasser,
Bell Bros. 7-S-tf
-Horsemen! You will find extract
Of Witch Hazel in any quantity at
Tips & Silverthorn Drug store. 9-29-tf
Grand musical concert at the Menger
hotel tonight
George Herbert and Carnelia jack
son have been married by Justice HERON
Tuesday last.
Nearly every member of every theat-
rical company travelling south this season
has been afflicted with malaria.
-Robinsons circus have invited the
orphans of the city, of all denominations,
to see the show, free of charge
Sullivan makes q speciality of
childrens school shoes. Childrens
Sl.00 and SIPS, Misses Sl.25 and Sl.5O.
9-30-lm.
"A choice assortment of handker-
chief perfumes at Tips & Silverthorns
prescription druggists, corner OF
Houston street and Ave &. 9-29-tf.
Mr.. Noah l.. Josey has quit the dry
goods business and is now an insurance
agent.
Mr.. Herman Kampmann is putting
up fine brick stable at his residence,
Avenue E and Fourth street.
Mrs. f. Z. Cryer. of FloreSville, died
Yesterday on Avenue c and the remains
were shipped to Floresville today.
-Cleveland's Minstrels gave fine pa
rade today. They appear four nights
and matinee on Saturday at the Grand
Ladies' Rubbers for Csc, worth. soc;
All styles of Mems Low Quarters,
from 500 to 81 per pair; lower than
before, at SULLIvAN'S
8 80 I'm Commerce street.
Several good walters wanted at
Scholz's Garden, corner Commerce
and Alamo streets. l0.7.2t
"A man was run over by hack on its
way to the fire yesterday, but the fellow
picked himself up and walked away, evil
IDENTIFY not hurt.
Having purchased the shoe store of
August Hornung, Big II, SOledad street.
| wish to announce to my friends that |
have replenished the stock, and now have
as fine line of custom shoes as can be
found anywhere. Shoes made to order
at shortest notice. THos. H. ABBOTT.
l0-9-6t
For rent, nice rooms over Western
Union Telegraph Office, with bath, COM
mode, and water sink on floor. Apply at
office.
You are invited to the Menger tonight
70 hear the nice music.
Nine Cammille, from New York, has
arrived with the latest styles of dresses
and is stopping at room 147, Menger hotel.
10-4-6t
DIR. Breeding, dentist, 23l East
Houston street, over Hensley & sons
Gold crowns and bridges, 3-3-ly
Underwear for ladies, misses and
children, is the password at Moke'S mil
linery parlor, 305 Main plaza. Go and
see them. lO-7-3t
p. Biesh, one of the enterprising citi-
zens of San Angelo, Texas, is visiting our
Fair.
The edition of the LIGHT yesterday
ran over 5000 copies. and we had calls for
more.
The green line electric car system is
running smoothly and regularly to Gov
eminent Hill and the depOts.
Mrs c. B. Woods, nee Miss Annie
HouSer, formerly one of our ableSt and
most popular school teachers, is in the
city from her home in Monterey, Mex, to
| take in the Fair.
"A meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society of the First Presbyterian church,
| was held last night, and the society was
reorganized for the winter season and
officers elected.
Two ladies and a gentlemen were
thrown off an electric car on the Fair
grounds line Thursday, through an acct
dent
Mr.. Robert Richter and relatives
have received the news of the sudden
death of his mother, aged - years, who
| lived in the province of the Rhine, Ger
| many. By her death the surviving sons
| inherit fortune of $4,000.
Last night while two street cars were
| following each other very closely, in COM
| ing from the International and Great
Northern depot, the first one stopped
| suddenly, the brake chain OF the second
one broke. and a collision, in which the
two mules received some severe injuries,
enSued.
| DIR. J. L. York and wife of San Diego,
Cal, arrived in this city this morning.
The doctor is an able free thought lee
turer. who has come here to open his en-
gagement in this city next Sunday night
at Convention hall.
On Saturday 18th, German Day, at
4 o'clock p. M, Capt Hosack will sell at
auction on the Fair grounds, the fine cor
ner building lot, No 6, block l., near the
old race track, for the benefit of the home
for destitute children. II
The fireworks at the fair last night
gave general satisfaction.