San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-03

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All my trimmed hats must be
sold for what they bring. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 81 st
Continuation of special sale In
hosiery, ladies' underwear, at Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 81 st
Our special 81 sale Wednesday
and Friday of this week. A big as
sortment of Ladies' Oxfords on the
counter. Sullivan's Shoe Store. tt
Matters of Public Interest. Sui
livan's great ST. sale Wednesday and
Friday. Bargains in Ladies' chill
dren's and mems shoes. 81 If
Right OIL the corner of Main plaza
and Commerce street, at the store of
NJ. F. Ellis & Co., you will find the
best and cheapest boots, shoes and
slippers. This firm will close out
their entire stock this month. 81 If
You will believe it when you see
the not to- be.approached bargains on
the counters of Sullivan's Shoe Store,
for Wednesday and Fridays special
sale. 81 tt
-Mosquitaire silk mitss in pretty
evening shades. reduced from ST. 90 to
IS cents, at J. X. Berretta & Co.'S great
closing sale of summer dry goods.
Stiff.
Send your orders to the old relia-
BILE Sunset Wood Yard. Prompt de-
livery, good measure. Best dry wood.
Telephone 81. S:l:6m
Mosquito bars reduced to cost
and lower, to close out while In seas
on, at John X. Berretta & Co.'S. Stiff
"A street car conductor struck q
negro on the head with his register
night before last, ON the Avenue G
line.
"A large number of people are
going to Galveston from this city, to
attend the meeting of the Knights of
Honor, at that city.
The concert aud novelty enter
tainment at the Mission Garden last
night was tolerably we'll attended.
The affair will be repeated in other
halls in the city.
at WolfsOn's last Friday but this
coming Friday greater crowd than
ever before is predicted, as this is the
time set for the great fifteen cent sale.
See advertisement in today's paper.
-Wanted-Good cook to 90 In
country. Apply at Mahncke hotel
before 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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C. P. Morris, a Pecos bridge
workman, who fell off a high bluff
last week; died at the Santa Rosa
hospital yesterday from his injuries.
The Southern Pacific railway took
charge of the remains and gave
them decent burial.
John A. Beckmann's statusry
groupes at the Swiss celebration Sat-
urday night were artisticslly excel
lent and deserved the great applause
they received. It is said that Mr..
Beckmann's talents in this way will
be utilized at an early date in provid.
ing another and better entertain
ment of like character.
Quite q number of beautiful, new
houses are under construction at
West end.
"A large crowd of visitors were 1t
the garden resorts yesterday.
"A nest of hooking birds eggs,
which have been resting on the parlor
mantel of Mr.. J. II. Copeiand's resi-
dence for the past two weeks, have
Matched and the birds are growing.
The remains of Mary E. Wood,
who died yesterday at 6l9 Austin
street, will be inferred this afternoon.
The body of Mrs. II. G. Hoskins,
who died at Rockport, was transfer
red to Dallas today for burial.
Yesterday was celebrated in the
Catholic churches as st. Alphonsus
day. He was the founder OF the order
of the the Redeemer.
Auction sale Tuesday, August
4th, 10 q. M, No. liz Marshall street,
near North Flores street, consisting
Of antique oak and walnut bedroom
suits, willow rockers, etc.
S:3 1t N. A. HARvRY, Auctioneer.
John Green will have another 60
at Joe Coin, Friday night at the Bella
Onion, for $50 side and purse. Green
says that he thinks he has some show
of winning since Kinahan threw
Coin.
Fred. Kerble & Co, Cincinnati
avenue, West End. Fine wines,
cigars, beer and refreshments. 1873 6m
-Found-A nice silk UNI brella,
which the owner can recover, by
proving property and paying for this
notice.
"A street car conductor on the
South Heights line was requested by
q young lady to leave her presence,
asst night. He was too fresh.
Three Arabs, of a camp of Arab
gypsies who have lately arrived in
the city and pitched their tents ne ar
the Union Stock yards, have been
arrested by the police on the charge
of keeping wild animals" They