San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30

bad coffee and tea from other dealers,
try TEXAS TEA and COFFEE Co. 233
East Houston st. 10 I'm.
On Wednesday and Friday Of this
week we place on sale at 81 so, a lot of
Ladies' oxford slippers and button
shoes worth from 50 90 to So 90. Call
on these days and get bargains.
1925 tt SULLIvAN'S SHOE STORE.
Carter & Mullsly, undertakers,
263 West Commerce, the best OF at
ten ton and reasonable prices. 7 10 Inn
j. J. Olsen & Son are still IN the
wood and coal business. Their inter
est in the furniture business they
have sold 10 J. B. Olsen. 6.2Slf
Best dry oak wood-Arsnsas Pass
wood yard. Telephone sos. 7-6 2m
special value in towels and nap
kins at Wolfson's today Your choice
of fifty dozen at 5 cents each.
Fine French organizes down to 25c
per yard at Wolfson's. Many lovely
patterns now on exhibition, never be-
fore shown In this city.
See special bargain offering of 100
dozen fine silk mitts at WoltsOn's to
day. Your choice only 25 cents per
pair.
"A sweeping reduction on al
summer goods; nothing above cost,
many goods below; we do what we
advertise; come and see and save
money. John K. Berretts & Co. 70
The City Hall Res taurant has the
on y genuine French drip coffee and
the finest steaks in the city. 1923 I'm
M. Gonzales Dena, editor of Ell
Lattice, was fined $25 for using OPP
probrious language to the editor Of
La Luz. Pauline Martinez was dis
missed.
An odd looking procession passed
up Commerce street yesterday after
noon. 1t consisted Of an express
seven children and three men, walk.
ing.
Our special $3.50 sale was such
decided success, that We have added
greater bargains for Fridays sale.
All goods in stock like samples on
counters, will be sold at same rate.
1t SULLIvAN's SHOE STORE.
New line of furniture, carpets,
household goods, etc., all at New
York prices. M. Jackson's 2l7 West
Commerce street. 2Stt
Our busy days recently encour.
age us to think that we will close out
our en- tire stock of summer goods.
Such extremely low prices make bust
ness, even In dull times. 7:30 If
]. X. BERETTA & Co.
Daniel JONES' negro boy, who was
found near the Fredericks burg road
crossing of the 1. & @. N. railway
track yesterday afternoon by some
boys, was quite seriously injured. He
claims he was thrown off the train by
q train man, although he had paid
fare to Lovelady. The ease will be in.
vestig ated.
The ladies hardly believe their
eyes when they see the low prices
marked on our goods at the great
closing sale of summer goods. 7:30 If
JOHN X. BERETTA Il Co.
Carl Beck's Fourth Grand Orches-
ira Concert takes place tonight at
Muth's garden.
C. Daniels was on trial before
Justice Heron today, charged with
malicious mischief in tearing down
curtains OF the house of Ella Wyatt,
colored.
Extra large all linen towels chow
value of Is cents regular, at Wolf
sons today; choice 10 cents.
Bernard Schramm is charged be-
fore Justice Heron with putting his
horse into an enclosure to which he
was not en- titled.
City employees will be paid Satur-
day, August /, 1891, as follows: Po-
lice, sanitary, fire and engineers
departments, from to 5 p. III; streeG
commissioner sdepartmenta ana otheIs
at p. m. sharp.
The artssian we'll of Mr.. Schox
has had an elbow pipe put on, anu
to the river. Mr.. Scholz Is thus max
ing prompt payment to old neptune
for services rendered.
A telephone message says, Mr..
Adam Schmidt, the Devine street
merchant, fell out of a buggy yester-
day and broke his leg.
"A workman employed on the hay
compressor, for the government, fell
from the top of ladder yesterday, on
Government Hill and injured himself
very severely.
The wedding of Mr.. George J. F.
Schmidt and Miss Annette Dryer
is set for September 9th.
"A trial vii convince the most skept-
cal that &C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure" is
the greatest remedy extant for the cure of
ChillS and Fever. Sold by A. Dreiss. I'm
A "a acre block finely located near
street car line. Terms easy. John