San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-14

fire brick, call at Pauly & Delmaun's
246 e. Commerce street. Telephone
40. IL IL I'm
-Pauly & Dielmann keep tarred
paper, roofing felt, pitch, asphaltum,
sewer pipe, and chimney clay pipes at
lowest prices, 246 East Commerce
street. II 13 I'm
Mover were'such bargains offered
in fine and stylish millinery as we
propose to give the ladies now. Spe-
cial and extraordinary bargains in
trimmed and untrimmed hats. 1000
felt hats must be closed out at SOC, 75c
and 81 90. Moke's Millinery Parlor. st
We lead in styles and prices.
Misses OConnor & Looney. lila 1t
Commencing Monday, we will
offer our whole line of handsome pat
tern hats at one uniform price.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. ll-13-35
A paper mill proposition has been
received by the Commercial EX
change.
-Children's and infants cloaks at
prices lower than ever before, and
our styles are perfection. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 1l-l3.St
Positively close out our entire
line of ladies', misses and children's
underwear at New York cost. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 1l-13.3t
"A glass factory would be pay
ing institution for this county. 1t
could be located on the property of
the Calaveras Sand company, where
they have a boundless supply of the
purest of white sand.
One hundred children's all wool
jersey and flannel suits, sizes from 2
to II years old, will close out entire
lots at 81 80 each. MOke's Millinery
Parlor. I1-1S-3s
Gen. w. H, Mabry, of Austin, is at
the Menger.
There will be a grand ball at ST.
Albert's Polish hall tonight, Novem-
her IA, for the benefit of the Polish
Library Association.
There will be match game of
football tomorrow afternoon between
the Mission Athletic and San An
tonic clubs.
For new and approved styles of heaters
and cook stoves, and trimmings for same,
examine our line of goods; will save you
money on any goods in hardware, imple
mentS, household and builders supplies
and mechanics tools. Fresh goods and
new styles constantly arriving
lib I'm TIPS & Hartmann.
There will not be any base ball
games today, tomorrow, or Monday,
at the ball park. The games an
nounced are off.
There will be a mass meeting at
the Little Casino Garden tomorrow
night Saturday for the purpose of
selecting a candidate for alderman-at-
large. Everybody invited. II Is Ut
Gov. A. P. Hovey and party are
expected to arrive in this city this
evening from the city of Mexico.
We are overlooked, must reduce;
for the next thirty days offer our en-
tire line of millinery at lowest prices.
Misses O'Connor & Looney. lila 1t
The Woman's Relief Corps of
Ord Post, G. A. r. gave very en-
joyable social and dance last night at
Krish hall.
Manuel Lopez, the well known
shoemaker, will soon begin publica-
ton of an English and Spanish news
paper in this city.
The Wheelmen's club will have q
run tomorrow from the Alamo.
Ernest Hertzog, representing the
Boston Boot and Shoe Record, is at
the Menger. He is here to write up
Texas and San Antonio.
Work of tearing down the unsafe
walls of the recent Fashion theatre
building began today.
Hugh Rice is now milk inspector,
vice A. r. Stevens, transferred to the
assessors Office as clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Mullaly left
last night to attend the funeral of
Mrs. NJ g father, the late Col W. E.
Gregory, prominent and wealthy
citizen of Galveston, who died yester-
day morning.
The express wagons on the west
side of Alamo plaza are drawn up too
closely together to allow people to
cross the plaza.
Louis Bergstrom's safe, which
was in the late fire, was removed yes
terday. The money and books in it
were uninjured, though the safe was
badly damaged,
-Ex-County School perintendent
Stantield has not yet given up his
books, though the county judge twice
went after them yesterday.
The Lodge of Elks has now been
thoroughly organized, 50 members be-
fng Initiated last night and Thursday
NIGHT Their BANQUET takes Dlace at
the Menger hotel tonight.
Block paving has commenced on
Military plaza.
NOTICE TO CREDITOaS