San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-30

Bell of Nelson whiskey, now and then
Is relished by the best of men,
1t smOothes the wrinkles out of care
And makes ace high look like two pair.
For sale at the Acme, 222 Z. Houston
street.
A mans fool to live In grief
When he can get complete relief,
And feel as happy as a clam
Drinking Bell of Nelson by the dram.
For sale at the Acme, 222 Z. Houston
street.
All of the boots and shoes at No.
l Main Plaza, Elmendorf's old stand,
must be closed out between now and
January, so we have made great re-
auctions in prices.
8 27-tf SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Fine neckwear at Winstead &
GREEN'S. 8 26 1t
abandonment assortment of dress
vests in the city at Winstead &
Green's. 8 26 1T
See our fine smoking Jackets,
dressing gowns, etc. Winstead &
Green's 237 East Houston street. 8 26 II
-Children's shoes from soc up.
Ladies oXfords from 75c up.
Ladies button shoes from Sl.00 up
and all others in proportion at Sulii-
van Shoe Co.'S. store, No l. Main
plaza, corner Commerce street. If
Goods are being csshed regard
less of cost at John X. Beretta & Co.'S.
.9267t
-Don'tpostpone your purchases of
dry goods, clothing etc, until the
stock at J. c. Beretta and Co.'S. is
closed out. They are selling every
thing without reserve at prices which
sgreeably astonish purchasers. 8 26 1t
The biggest closing out sale of
boots and shoes of the season at No.
Main Plaza, Elmendorfs old stand.
Entire stock rscrificed. s. llivan Shoe
Co. 926 If
If you want to see the latest style,
in Partisan pattern hats or fine jets
feather and other trimming, don't fail
to call at Moke's Millinery Parlor.
Grand opening this week. 9.2S st
Grand opening and exhibition of
fine millinery during this week at
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 92S9t
Grand opening at Moke's Millin-
cry Parlor this week. 92S st
Ladies, you are all invited to be
present at our grand opening of fine
millinery during this week at Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 92S st
New dress goods and novelty
trimmings just received, and on sale
this week at specially low prices. l..
Wolfson. 9-2S st
Ladies and misses fine French kid
shoes at lower prices than they can be
bought for elsewhere. See our great
81 leader for ladies. l.. Wolfson. st
-Wolfson's magnificent line of
ladies and misses shoes and slippers
cannot be duplicated. Lowest prices
and best goods in the city. l.. Wolf
sOn. 929 3t
-WOlfson's imported pattern hats
are arriving. Their formal opening
in this department, which will be the
event of the season, takes place short
ly. L. Woltson. st
-WoIfson's special counter of fine
dress goods for twenty-seven cents
yard attracted con siderable attention
yesterday. The sale will be con-
tinued today and tomorrow. st
Wanted: Man and wife, or widow
with half grown boy, woman to cook
and wash, man to chores. Good place
to right party. Near town, apply to
LIGHT office. 2S.2t*
For Sale-Black horse; works sim
gle or double.
8 2S st NJ. HALLE & BRO.
Manuel Cara attempted to make
off with some sardine boxes from
Dullnig's grocery last night, but was
caught and given in charge of the po-
lice.
The Washington League will hold
a meeting October I'd. for the purpose
of opposing the teaching of religion in
the free schools.
w. P. Williams, wanted in Bee
county on a charge of murder, was
taken from San Antonio for that place
yesterday.
There will be private dance to-
night at Mission Garden.
The Trinity church soclable last
night was we'll attended.
DIR. Kingsley had a buggy collIs-
ion yesterday on Commerce street
with a young lady's cart.
For RENT-A first class lunch
stand, a good chance for a good man.
Address, T. B., LIGHT Office. 20 Ut.
Novelties in profusion and milli-
merry in abundance tomorrow. Wolff
& Marx. 1t
For rent, one. half of residence, 305
Avenue c, furnished or unfinished. 3
-Shafer and Ives, the champion
billiardists, will play at the Grand
Opera House Dec. 4th. Chas. J. K.
Parker, manager. is now in the city.
Skating evening and night at
Riverside Park. 8 80 lm*
r.. J. Eckel, for permitting gam
inp On hio nran1iaas was fined S25 by