San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-22
DIR. FRANK TANNING. Office No.
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Bell Of Nelson whiskey, now and then
| Is relished by the best OF men,
| II smoothes the wrinkles out OF care
And makes ace high look like two pair.
For sale at the Acme, 222 f. Houston
street.
A mans fool to live In grief
When he can get complete relief,
And feel as happy as clam
Drinking Belle of Nelson by the dram.
For sale at the Acme, 222 L. Houston
street.
John X. Beretta & Co. are making
still greater reductions in order to
force off their immense stock of dry
goods and clothing within the limit
ed time. 921 If.
Wanted at once-One No. / fire.
man at Pacific Planning Mill, east side
Franklin Square. 92l st
Twenty-Five cents buys your boy
a pair of knee pants or good indigo.
dye waist.
91S st. JosKE BROTHERS.
Fifty cent knee pants for 25 cents,
1000 pairs this time. We only retail
them.
Is st. JoSKE BROTHERS..
Best printing house in Southwest
Texas. Johnson Bros. Printing Co.
"A. Y. Allee's application for
habeas corpus will come up for hear
ing tomorrow morning.
Miss Mary McLeary, of San An
tonic, and Noah R. Cotton, of Louisi-
ana, have set their wedding day as
9th of October.
Ladies you are all invited TO be
present next Monday September 18th
and during the entire week at the
grandest display of fine millinery
ever shown in San Antonio. My
styles will be unique, and
we will defy competition in fine
make ups and popular prices. All
hats bought from US trimmed tree of
charge. Moke's Millinery Parlor. 81
Ladies do not fail to be present, if
you admire the beautiful 100 pattern
hats, my own importation. Will be
shown Monday, our grand opening
day, Moke's Millinery Parlor.
9-22 eod-3t
A fine assortment of dress goods
will be sacrificed along with the ba-
lance of the stock at John K. Beretta
& Co.'s closing out sale. q tt.
MIR. Herman Breusing is sick IN
the city hospital at Monterey, Mexico.
The LIGHTS Shorts Stop contribu.
tor is out recuperating at his ranch.
If you desire a card for the season
of 1891 and 1892 in the Opera House
programme, apply to r. E. Tatum, ad-
vertising solicitor.
The finest lines OF misses hats
infants bonnets in numberless styles;
latest effect in fine Jet and agrett
trimmings. Grand display at Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 8 % cod t3
The beautiful colored illustrated
edition of ten thousand copies of the
German-Americsn Day will be Issued
from our press early next week.
Orders for advertising space or
extra copies for the LIGHTS illustra.
ted German Day edition should he
sent in at once, as the last pages will
be closed Saturday night.
Mail heads all sizes, pom pons all
colors, hat and dress ornaments ia
the most elaborate styles. Grand
display on Monday, September 2Sth;
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 9:22 cod 3t
If you want to show the people
abroad what San Antonio can do,
buy some or the LIGHTS illustrated
edition of the German Day, and send
to your friends.
Apply to J. A. Appler or T. B.
Johnson, if you desire extra copies OF
the LIGHTS illustrated German Day
paper.
-One hundred dozen Ethiopian
fast black hose, ribbed or plain for
ladies, misses or children, special for
this week, at Is cents pair. Moke's
Millinery Parlor % cod st
ALI our previous efforts are
naught in comparison 10 our next
Mondays display in fine millinery,
Mokes Millinery Parlor. 500 cod st
There will be Christian Eudeav-
| or social this evening at No. 20 Dallas
street.
DIR. S. NJ. Applewhite has moved
his office from Cohn's to Paul Meiss-
ner's drug store, 222 S. Flores street.
Office telephone 200; residence 5ll. I'm
"A good rain fell yesterday about
four miles north of the city.
"A surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. z. Krause on Sycamore
street, last night.
Conductor S. E. Washburn, now
running between Spofford and Eagle
Pass, is in the city.
Mr.. Fred Kslteyer leaves tomor-
row for Philadelphia to enter college.
He will be absent for six years. Miss
Minnie Kalteyer leaves for New York
to complete her studies. A farewell
party was rendered them last night.
The Southern Pacific train was
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