San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-21

street. 12-l6-St
Hundreds of childreu's books.
Balm bridge g. Corner. l2:l6 At
Very fine Knsbe & Co. square
piano for sale; bargain; ga F.. Hous-
ton. A. Nordmann. 1916 I'm
Our new stock of dressing robes
and jackets, also bath robes, wool and
at Young & Arnold's. Is II
Elegant line of Holiday Goods at
Winstead & Adams, 237 East Houston
street. II 10 st
The celebrated watches, E. How.
ard, for gentlemen and ladies; also
Potek Philippe, Charles Fodsham |
and Juerguson, minute reporters and
horse timers, at l.. Rouvant's. IL l6tf
ALI sorts of pretty and appropriate |
presents at Balm bridge 4 Corners. At
New fine umbrellas at Young &
Arnold's. 1918 If
Fancy Vests at Winstead &
Adams. 1216St
New stock dressing received this
day at moderate prices. Young &
Arnold. l21Stt
See our new neckwear at Young
& Arnold's. IL Is If
Large stock of toys, dolls, PLAQUES
and plush goods that must be sold.
Moss & REAMs,
121sst Commerce II u.
-"San Antonio de Bexar," beauti-
fully bound and illustrated for a
present. The booksellers. 1915 At
French crystalized fruit so cts. a
H., at r. T. Rogers confectionery, S9s
E. Houston street 1919 1t
"A. B. Kerr & Sons sell first-class
dry post oak wood, by car load, at
So So per cord, Tel. 372. 1918 I'm
Large dolls for very small prices.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 1921 St
A large consignment of the Kan
sas City Sunday Sun were sold in this
city Saturday. The former iDjunc-
ton did not hold, as there are other
dealers handling the paper in this
city. New ipjunctions must be taken
to catch them.
Visit WoIfson's art furniture de-
partment this week. 1881 st
The Minister'S association did not
hoiu ehoh h0oeihS az viz . Ii. ~. "a
this morning.
The San Antonio Foot Ball club
played q fine practice game at the
Springs yesterday. The score stood
5 to s at the end of the game.
We will positively close out our
entire line of ladies' and children's
hats. A word to the wise Is sufficient.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 1921 st
-Wanted-At once, one No. l car
penter and joiner at Pacific Planning
Mill, east side Franklin Square. II 2t*
The largest stock of mince meat
in glass ever received in San Antonio
is now unpacked at Wilson & Rote's.
Mr.. w. s. Bell, q free thought
lecturer of Oakland, Cal, delivered a
fine lecture at Mission garden last
night.
"A sweepstake shoot took place at
the Riverside park yesterday.
Mrs. Emile Schultz, aged 70
years, died yesterday. She was the
mother of Mrs. A Siemering.
Hats, hats, for ladies and chill
dren, must be sold regardless of cost.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 1921 st
"A private barbecue was enjoyed
yesterday at the Union Stock Yards
by the butchers of this city and few
friends.
"A masked ball was given at the
Arbeiter Verein hall on East Com. |
merce street Saturday night. There |
was quite large number present and |
a good time was enjoyed by all.
kid body dolls at special low
prices for this week. Moke's Millin.
cry Parlor. II q st
"A Lakevlew car killed dog on
West Commerce street yesterday. |
Good car!
Local weather forecast for San !
Antonio and vicinity for Tuesday,
Dec. list. Rain followed by colder, |
clearing weather with fresh norther. |
Wednesday cold and clear.
Half price for letter presses and |
stands. d. &. Baldwin & Co, 253 |
Commerce street. 1921 At |
The engagement of marriage OF
Mr.. r. Z. Culberson and Miss Emma
Weir is announced.
"A chimney DlaZe was discovered
in Mr. Loustanau's residence on North
Flores street yesterday afternoon. 1t
was extinguished without ringing the
fire alarm.
Anton Stendebach and Miss Mary
Schmidt were married Saturday night
by Justice Adam.
Our store will be opened to accom-.
modate our customers from a. M. 10
10 p. M. Wilson & Rote. 12-21.4t
The Philomathean society will
give an entertainment tomorrow night
1t Mission garden pavilion.
Park Commissioners Hettler saw