San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-09

building paper and ueaunlnR leIG
at Pauly & Dielmann's. Ills Inn
Bell Bros. have Ladies' Gold
Watches. II u
Victoria Chains, Ladies' Watches,
Silver, are some of our
specialties.
1875 If BELL BROS, Jewellers.
Elegant goods for the holidays;
Otto Blumenthal, 2SS Commerce. Inn
Pearl and Buck Horn Carving
Sets. These are very handsome.
1875 If BELL Bros, jewelers..
For paintings, etchings and en-
cravings most appropriate for Christ
mas presents. call at G. H. Mueller's,
dealer in wall paper and artists and
painters supplies. l2-7 lot
We start our trimmed velvet hats
from 81. so upward, closing of the sea-
SON. Moke's Millinery ParlOr.
Our stock of Sterling Silver in
plush cases is very complete.
l2.5 II BELL Bros, 2Sl Commerce st.
Sec our Xmas goods.
1875 tt BELL BROS, 2lS Commerce st.
One thousand new styles, felt
cspes, former prices Sl.25, $3.50, Sl.75
and 81 90, to close at 75c each. Moke's
Millinery Parlor.
-Children's books, Tom B. john
sons. II Off
Rudolph w. Staacke and Miss
Adele Sartor were married this morn
ing, at the residence of Mrs. j. w.
Ranpig, sister of the groom. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. A. Sar-
tor, q well-kown merchant of this
city.
Sadie Harlan has applied for di-
vorce from G. w. Harlan.
Sam Wilkin is on trial for assault
to murder, before Judge Noonan, to-
day.
-Belknap Post G. A. r. will hold
meeting next Saturday night for
the purpose of electing officers.
Five hundred handsomely trimmed
hats, one-half the former price
Moke's Millinary Parlor.
We have now q first-class piano
tuner and repairer from Baltimore
J. F. Jones & Co. 1877 Inn
Smoking sets, Tom B. Johnson's
Sweet Jersey cream, celery, Bono
& Co., telephone 2SS. IL 2
Ladies do not fail to call anC
learn the way we are slaughteriDe
our fine imported pattern hats. Moke'i
Millinery Parlor.
-Children's hats, new lines, JUS
| received. Moke's Millinery Parlor.
Just received for evening wear ;
| fine assortment of Swede Gloves, al
| the latest shades. Flowers in mos
magnificent colorings. Chiffons IL
latest shades. Moke's Millinery Par
lor.
Holiday goods, Tom B. Johnson's
Warmer, fair weather, tomorrow
Mrs. A. Z. Stotsen berg, of BracE
EFT, Texas, died Dec. 4th. She was
relative of the Pancoast family, OF Sa
Antonio.
There will be q masquerade ba
at Arbeiter Verein hall SatUrda
night.
Deputy Sheriff Ackermann r.
turned without his man from Fol
Worth. He was not the right fellow
! w q are OuG Jul Dlllii o III
of Children's Cloaks aud Jerse
Dresses and our whole line of undel
wear and Hosiery at New York cos
Moke's Millinery ParlOr.
Dolls, Dolls, in all sizes. Wi
sell our Bisque Headed Dolls cheape
than ever imitators offer their papit
mache, Ladies do not be misled b
flaring advertisements; come and sc
who sells the best Doll for the leai
money. Moke's Millinery Parlor.
} There were no building permi
issued at the city clerks office tn
morning.
Judge Deviue being i'll. HoI
; Bryan Callaghan. acted as recorde
Xmas cards, Tom B. Johnson's.
The LIGHT is indebted to Il
committee for an invitation to Il
lchiIdren's fancy dress Hannkah bal
) which is to be given ut the CASH
, hall tonight.
. "A lineman of the telephone cor
pany named Fowler, was repairing
wire in front of Scholz's saloon, Al
mo street, today, and touching a Ii
{ wire, was shocked and fell to q
! pavement, between two horses. +
q was not badly hurt.
For new and approved styles Of heate
Y and L, ok stoves, and trimmings Tor san
:. examine our line of goods; will save Y,
money on any goods in hardware, imp!
mentS. household aud builders suppIi
3. and mechanics tools. Fresh goods a
3 new STYLES constantly arriving
T I1.I2Im TIPS e. HAARMANN
= The Butchers Association held
meeting last night and appointed
r committee to confer with DIR. Am
| Graves about the Union Slaught
r house.
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