San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-19

Progress salOOn--S andhrd Wils-
kies-best wlnes-tiuest Cigars-beer
always tresh-readiug room at
tached-SOS and $40 West Commerce
street, Just East San Pedro bridge
l-4-3m.
HALF HOSE-Un bleaChed, tans,
modes, rOnndabOuts and vertical
stripe novelties, 25c, soc and 75c.
Fast black, absolutely guaranteed TO
mold, 25c and sue. II. Harms, Opera
House building. I'm
The wedding of Mr.. Ferdinand
Dolch and Miss Ida Niggli, occurs at
p. IN. to day at Madison Square
church.
The San Antonio water works
company should take some interest in
looking after the broken water pip
that are being plowed up by the
street graders.
AT the meeting of the Tu'n-Ne-
rein last night Messrs. Geo Dullnig,
Jr., Otto Kramer, Jr., Otto Fielder,
B. F. Johnson, George Kalteyer, and
w. j. Hilger, gentlemen" were
elected members.
-Wanted-A good young man who
can keep books and collect. No office
oman. rru apply. Adde'S
Frank" this Office. 10 st
Some pubic spirited citizens aIe
moving for an extension of the East
Comm, ece street car lrue 10 The celu-
eteries. It is hoped they will meet
with success.
The Arkansas Pass railway COM
pany arc a-ting aUUuG lOs Il location
for d summer camping ground Tor a
San Antonio resort.
The sociable at the Paine MethO-
dist church last night was we'll at
tended and all pI esent enjoyed them
selves.
-Handkerchiefs, Van Dyke Point,
Embroidered japanese silk novelties;
in fact everything late and pretty In
handkerchiefs at J. X. Beretta d Cos.
John K. Beretta & Co. are show
ing the most beautiful embroidered
founcings and white goods. All the
newest things in that line can be
found in their stock.
In dress goods tor spring John X.
Beretua & Co. are displaying the very
latest styles. Ladies desiring high
novelties in French brilliantines or
wooden fabrics are invited to see their
stock.
Robert Estley and Louisa Mwes
were married this morning by JUS
tice McA lister. At 2p. m. ne mar
ried II. h. Daugherty and Miss Ruth
S. Mitchell, at 62+ Austin street aud
to night he Will tie the knot between
Emil Alder and Auguste Vurlud.
For Sale, one fine mich COW. APP
ply to J. Webb, butcher 3-l7-3t
A CabinetCrand Wheelock piano,
$500, at BOltOn's. 1873
Good whcelwright wanted at
Stephen Seftel n Son, Crockett
street 3-lS.3t
The Y. NJ. c. A. last night elected
f. B. Kaign, president; DR.. J. V.
treasurer; c. A. Arnold, recording
tinues at the rooms as acting secre-
tary.
In another column will be found
the card of Motif d Co.. umbrella and
parasOl reparers and makers, on
Crockett street, between LOsOya street
ana Ala no plaza. If you have fine
silk umbrella or parasOl which needs
recovering or repairing they can do it.
They keep always on hand all kinds
of umbrella material. Give them
call
Manager Mullaly, of the Grand
opera house, hopes the public will
not indulge in he disagreeabl hiss
ing at the performances at his house
when there is too much or long drawn
out applause or noise IN the gallery.
The players often times take it wrong
ly as an insult to them.
-Gauze shirts, baIbriggan shirts
and drawers, SOC, 75c and 81. II.
Harms. I'm
The Hicks Repository is the place
to get carriages, buggies, phaetOns,
West Nueva street. 3-5-3m
If you want to buy driving
or family horse go to Hicks RepOs-
tory and get square deal. 3-5-3m
Mr.. r. Becker is now president of
the Government Hill Musical and
Dramatic club, and Paul Harthy is
secretary.
East Commerce street has worn
down considerably and badly needs |
a top dressing of gravel, and rolling
in by the steam roller.
"A great many people in the Sec |
Ond ward have had their water sup
ply cut Off for nearly a week on ac-
count of the street graders plOughing |
up the water pipes.
Every gentleman reader of the |
LIGHT should read the advertisement |