San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-09

opera house block. 5:25:lm
-Mahncke Hotel Bar, refitted and
bright as daisy. Nothing but first
class goods, polite attention, Lunch
all day. OTTo FIELDER, Propr. 2-S-6m
New stock silk mitts just in at J..
K, Beretta & Co.'S. 6:4tf
j X. Beretta & Co. are closing
out all white goods, laces and en-
broideries at New York prices. Call
and be convinced that they do as they
advertise. 6:4tf
-Lost-Lady's gold watch, with
fob chain. Initials A. M. on one side
and a diamond on the other. SO
reward for return to 10 Sherman
street. 65lw
Mayor Pro Tenn Schriener says he
may call a special council meeting for
one day this week to act on the fire
alarm system.
The travelling public are anxious
to have the street car company bridge
the gap caused by street paving
works at the corner of SOledad and
West Houston streets.
"A red line street car stood at right
angles with the track on Alamo plaza
yesterday morning, having jumped
the track.
The cheapest shoe house in town.
Two bottles Gilt Edged Polish for 25c.
Children's spring heel shoes soc.
Infants kid shoes 25c. Infants col.
ored shoes 40c.
Ladies' and Gents slippers 75c.
6:6:tf G., r, SULLIyANiS.
-Millinery-Until ourpresent stock
Is reduced all our hats at one half
price. Misses O'Connor & Looney, 927
E. Houston street.
Are you looking for bargains IN
mems low quarter shoes, or do you
want a nice Congress shoe? If so,
come down to Sullivan's and there
you will find shoes to satisfy you at
the right prices.
A nice Oxford for 81 90 or a good
Congress for So 90, and other prices in
proportion.
6 6tf SULLIvAN's SHOE STORE.
just received, an immense line of
midsummer shapes (white.) Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 66St
Never were prices so low for fine
millinery. Ladies, do not fail to call
at Moke's Millinery Parlor. est
I'VE are still sacrificing leghorn
hats. Moke's Millinery Parlor. st
In low prices for nice slippers we
lead. J. X. Beretta & Co. 6:4tf
-Wanted-Girl to attend to two
large children. Apply at Menger
hotel, room No. 81. 6:S 2t
Another lot of spring and summer
weight suitings and trouserings ar
rived, to be cut and finished In the
latest and most exquisite styles, at G..
A. Gibbons 244 w. Commerce. SIS st
Three hundred black lace straw
and Union MILAN flats, handsomely
trimmed, at ST. each, commencing
Monday. Moke's Millinery Parlor.
Wrought iron fencing for resi-
dence lots and cemetery at lowest
prices at Zirkel & Co SO tt
MIR. Richard. Crawford, chief clerk
of the railway mail service for Texas,
has been promoted as special pos tai
inspector for Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas.
-Frapk Watson was acquitted
yesterday in Judge Noonan's court,
of theft of money, etc. over value of
$40.
-Organdies, organdies organdies,
Just received at L. Wolfsou's special
value, at Slc per yard-regular, 45c,
quality. 6:S:4t
Another lot of imported Shanghai
silks, zoe per yard, at L. Wolfson's.
Tomatoes have deprecated in
value from three for q quarter to three
for q dime, or two dollars q bucket.
Figured china silks in new and
beautiful patterns, only S5c per yard,
at Wolfson's. 6:S:4t
New room house for rent, fur
nished. June 80. Inquire 1885 Pre-
sa. SO 2wks.
There will be q stockholders,
meeting tomorrow night of the Inter
national Building and Loan Associs-
ton.
The s. A. P. is advertising for
bids to complete the gap on the Wa
co branch.
Marble and granite ..monumen ts,
latest designs. Zirkel & Co. SO tt
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCloskey 10 quite i'll.
Henry Hurley, colored, is on trial
before Judge Noonan on . charge of
theft of dog from Chas. Perner.
Judge Kings court was engaged
this morning in trying the case Of g.
E. Stafford VS.. Jos. Riley, to try title
and for damages.
-Ex-Policeman Ziegler will open .
saloon soon, on West Commerce street,
between Main and Military plazas.