San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

DIR. Mendenhall experimental for hf-
teen years before he was convinced That
he had perfected in &c. G: Y. certain
Cough Cure" the best remedy. on earth
ior coughs and colds. Sold by a. Drelss.
3.l6-lm
You will be cured without infliction
II you take sc. c. G. Certain Chill Cure"
for Chills and Fever. Pleasant to take.
Guaranteed. Sold by A. Dreiss. 3-l6-lm
Hear "The Pretty Girl Milking
Her Cow" and the "CrHiskeen
Lawn" at the Grand. Tuesday night.
See Wolfson's magnificent dis
play OF pattern hats, new shapes and
elegant flowers, in wraths, garlands
and mortures. 2-l6-2t
The city council will attend the
funeral Of the late Alderman Bitter
this afternoon.
The great Barrett & Cone theatri.
cal company appears at Rische's the
atre tonight.
-Wolfson's grand opening of mill
linery this week. Ali are invited. 16 ct
Colleen Bawn at the Grand Opera
house tomorrow night is the next at
traction.
Green ribbons will be fashionable
tomorrow.
"A local branch of the Knights of
Patrick will probably be formed in
this city.
Nervous and delicate women should
not take quinine and rack their nerves,
but &c. G. c. Certain Chill Cure" the
great remedy for Fever Ague and Malaria.
Sold and warranted by A. Dreiss. 3-16-m
A child of parents living at the
Maverick hotel became lost last even.
ing but was recovered In about an
hours time.
-Wolfson's millinery parlors have
been completely refitted, and now
stand without an equal in the South
or West. 2-16-2t
"A little child wandered away
from its home on Devine street
yesterday, but was soon found and
returned to its home.
The event of the season is Wolf
sons magnificent opening of fas hion-
able millinery this week. All others
sink into insignificance in compsr-
ision. 1926
See Mrs. Stone. as "Mrs. Cree
gan" and Miss Rosa Huston, as
"Anne Chuti," at the Grand, Tues
day night. 3162t
Meeting of the stock holders of
the San Antonio fair at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at Judge Kings court
room.
Free Show at Convention hall
tonight.
Tom Lewis, shadowgrapher at
the Washington theatre, was injured
Saturday night by a powder explos-
ion, though not seriously.
Shell shapes, scoop shapes mag
nificent Foxes and elegant Toques;
Round hats, Leisse Lace hats, etc.,
In grand profusion at WOlfson's this
week. Will also dis play the most
magnificent Paris and New York
pattern hats ever before seen in this
city. 3.l6 2t
The LIGHT has received an lnvi-
tation to attend the closing reception
of the season of the San Antonio
Club, April s.
The diamond was deserted yes
terday owing to the rain, and a num-
Der OF games were declared off.
Justice Adam this morning fined
Paul Asher SO and costs, for selling
lottery tickets.
-"O'DonnelI A'Boo" at the Grand,
Tuesday night. 3-16 2T
Mrs. Kesler, who lived in the
Third ward, died this morning.
inquest on the body of Daniel Mackin,
who died suddenly of apoplexy and
paralysis of the brain. Deceased was
q stranger.
Despite the inclement weather, q
party OF about two dozen gentlemen
went out to the Cibolo to see the new
lime kiln yesterday.
Passion Sunday was devoutly
celebrated In the Romish churches
yestesday.
Mr.. J. E. c. Pedder, manager of
the Bradstreet agency at this place,
has returned from trip along the L.
& G. N. north. He reports that bust
ness along this road is picking up
considerably, money not SO tight, and
the people are recovering from the
smallpox fright.
%. Doebbler. string band, for pic
MICS parties, etc, 1886 South san
Marcos and Laredo streets, opposite
Union Stock yards. Inn
Ed. Sawyer and Mollie Smith.
colored, were married Saturday eve-
ming by Justice Heron.
One of the infants at the Protestant
Orphans Home, died this morning.
"A young seven months child of
Mr.. A. Halamuda will be barred TO-
day.