San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-07

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| Chill Cure, the pleasant remedy. No cure
Twenty furnished rooms, 297
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Best quality cord and stove wood;
J. J. Olsen & Son, Telephone 4SS.
S. Deutsch e. Co.'s dry goods store
will be closed until Wednesday to
make arrangements for the big auc-
ton sale. 326
sns-Bear in mind that Frank j.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern, depot. Il
East End still in the lead. More
lots selling to actual home builders
than in any other subdivision In the
city. Remember these lots are all
so feet front and selling cheaper than
dirt. If you don't believe it, investi-
gate. Terms very easy. Sweezy &
Newman, agents, 423 East Houston
street. lit
Large shipments of the finest
novelties in the shoe line, arriving
daily, at Sullivan's shoe store. Prices
away below those of our competitors
For Rent-A new, 4-room house,
opposite Sunset depot. r. Friedrich,
No. 30 Bonham street. 3-5 If
French sateens and organizes at
25c a yard-WolfsOn's. 3-6 ct
Special bargains for all in need of
a stylish spring hat and bonnet-L.
Woifson, leading millinery house of
Texas. 3-6 ct
A bargain at zoe yard-novelty
cross bar sateens, and Scotch zephyr
cloth at L. Wolfsons. 20 ct
-Lisle finished "Otero Cloth"
new fabric for ladies' and misses
costumes, at L. Wolfson's only 15c
yard. 3.6 ct
The work of improvement at L.
Wolfson's mammoth dry goods, shoe,
clothing and housefurnishing estab-
lishment, is going on at rapid rate.
store will soon be added. 90 2t
Best fitting sets of teeth by DIR.
Ward, dentist, 254 Commence st. 33 ct
Have yours shirts, collars and
cuffs made TO order by LeLande q
Ward, at 81 East Houston street..
2-21-1m.
Geo. Roberts was taken to Bee
vile yesterday from the Bexar county
Jail, to stand trial for murder of a
man named Smith, of whom he was
Jealous.
The paid fire department tried
their apparatus yesterday.
There will probably be meeting
of the fair directory this afternoon.
The Bexar Field trial club will
have its first meeting next Wednes-
day, about three miles southwest of
the city.
Some of the creditors of Gauss &
Johns met yesterday and agreed to a
compromise of their claims at 40 cents
on the dollar.
There were ten cases in the police
court this morning. The fines amount
ed to S3S The case against r. WantZ-
lOeben will be disposed OF Monday.
The ruts and wallows on Soledad
street are being filed with gravel.
The iron covering for the culverts
on the streets crossing the paved por-
tiOns of West Commerce street, are in
need of replacing and repairing.
The census bureau at Washing
ton has requested City Assessor
Frasch to compile and forward @ re-
port of the number of houses in San
Antonio with a description of their
construction and valuation.
Paxton, a man from Sanderson
who received injuries in falling from
q windmill tower, was placed in the
Santa Rosa hospital yesterday.
DIR. J. L, York, the liberal
speaker, opens his new Course Of
lectures in this city, at Risohe's,
Sunday night. His topic is Com
mon Sense"
There was not q single arrest from
Thursday midnight to- Friday after
noon at sunset
Juan Moline, charged with theft
of q watch, has been arrested.
Mature heralds the approach of
spring by a hundred tokens, and the |
wise take council in time, aud adorn |
their feet with shoes from Sullivan's |
new spring stock. 37tf
Both young and old are we'll !
pleased with the assortment of ladies |
cloth top Oxfords, children's patent I
leather shoes, and mems kangaroo
Oxfords' now displayed at SuIlivan's
Shoe Store. The prices also please,
for they touch the pocket lightly. !
Commerce and st. Mary's |
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