San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-24

On account of the crowded con-
dition of our millinery trade, we are
compelled to close out our entire stock
Of ladies, misses, children's and in
fant's underwear. All wool merino
or cashmere hose and our entire line
of the we'll known brand, Ethiopian
black hose, all will positively be sold
at New York cost for we must have
room. Come and learn our prices.
81 MOKE'S MILLINERY PARLoR.
Judge King is in Dallas and no
court was held today in the 45th dis
trict court.
Final papers of naturalization
were issued this morning by Judge
Noonan, of the 37th district court, to
Eli Saunders, an Englishman.
Vocal and instrumental concert
at Mission Garden tomorrow night.
Ladies' jackets, misses, children's
and infants cloaks, all at New York
cost.
% st MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR.
The suit of Fred. Devic against
w. G.. Smell, in the 37th district court,
was dismissed this morning.
The official weather bulletin is
now posted daily on black board in
an obscure place between Joske's
store and the barber shop on Alamo
street.
We would advise ladies in want
of underwear for themselves or little
ones, hosiery, gloves, or anything in
furnishing goods, TO call on Moke's
Millinery Parlor. Everything will be
sold at New York cost. % st
Ladies' hats, misses hats, chill
dren's bonnets, we offer special in
ducements this week. Come and see
the new styles.
% st MoKE'S MILLINERY PARLoR.
Ladies visiting cards, engraved
or painted, in all styles. Maverick
Printing House. 100 tt
COL: Paine, of Goliad. has pur-
chased DR.. Amos Graves fine brick
residence on South Flores street, for
S., 400. He will locate in San Antonio
Ladies' visiting csrds beautifully
engraved in any style. Maverick
Printing House. 100 If
-Lost-Locket watch charm, dia.
mond shape. diamond set on one side,
monogram D. s. on the other. Re.
ward If returned to LIGHT office, % st
The reception rendered at Mason.
10 hall last night by Adah Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, to Mrs.
Lizzie Hadley, past grand matron,
was q brilliant and social affair. APP
propriate speeches were made by
Hon. J. H. McLeary and by Mrs. c.
H. Starkey, of Yoakum, a member Of
Ruth Chapter.
American Ladies Orchestra, to-
morrow night at Mission Garden.
Fritz Hasenburg has petitioned
Judge Kings court for removal Of his
disabilities of minority.
The Young Mems Catholic club
meets tonight.
American Ladies' Orchestra, to-
morrow night at Mission Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marion, of
Crockett street, have new baby boy
at their house.
Farmers grand devotional mass
will be sung at st. Mary's church to-
morrow morning.
American Ladies Orchestra, to-
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Police Officer Agent has returned
to the city after an extended leave of
absence.
Jim Bard, colored, wanted on an
old charge of aggravated assault, on
his wife, has been arrested and jailed.
American Ladies Orchestra, tC-
morrow night at Mission Garden.
Take Red cars for Mission Garden
tomorrow night. Concert by Amer
lean Ladies Orchestra.
DR.. Scudder, of New Jersey, will
preach Sunday at II O'Clock, at the
Madison Square Presbyterian church.
The San Antonio Park aud Hall
association is the name of new COM
pany formed by the colored people of
this city, to purchase a park. The
directors will hold their first meeting
next Monday night at the U. B. F.
hall on e. Commerce street, and a
general mass meeting will be held at
the same place nextThurdsy night.