San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-30

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Mrs. d. c. Johnson, SIS North Flores
street. 627 Ut.
Asthma cured for $40, or no psy
by J. II. Smith, corner Mesquite and
Dawson streets. After June ~, price
will be S25. 6:ls l mo
Wanted a good cook at 466 Sole
dad street. If
Extraordinary sale of trimmed
hats and bonnets this week at l..
Wolfson's. See lad" OIL Page 4.
Next Friday is Ten-Cent day at
-Wolfson's. Special bargains from
every department; all On center
ters and your choice for a dime.
I'VE are advertising great reduce
tions on shoes and slippers, and are
prepared to do exactly as we adver-
tise. Call at Sullivan's shoe store and
convince yourself. $50 If.
-Mshncke Hotel bar having plac-
ed in electric fans, makes it one of
the contest places in the city, polite
attention, nice lunch all day, fresh
beer, imported and domestic liquors
and cigars. OTTO FIELDER, Prop.
6:29:tf
Don't forget Wolfson's 10 cent
sale next Friday. Come and bring
your dimes and get such value for
them as has never before been seen
In San Antonio.
II. B. Garland, experienced ice
cream manufacturer will furnish
pure ice creams, sherbets etc, whole
sale or retail. Family trade and pic
mic parties orders solicited. 297 s.
Alamo street, tel. $50. 9:29:1m
Ice cream, sherbets, etc. all
favors, No. 297, South Alamo street,
tel. $50. 6:29:1m
"A fire alarm was sounded at 1880
o'clock last night from box Is, on
Arsenal street. The department re-
sponded promptly and found the
alarm was only q test call by the act
ng chief.
&C. E. Rober and Katie Houck
were joined in wedlock last evening
by Justice Adam.
The Ed. Green married yesterday
to clear away q charge of seduction
made in court was not the Ed. Green,
the well known young merchant of
Commerce street.
Alderman Weber sleeps with the
paid fremen, at station No. !, and
when an alarm is sent in he slides
down the pole with the rest of the
boys and gets just as big q move ON
him as the others.
Mr.. d. Ludlow, of the Pacific
EXPIRES company, says no copies of
the Kansas City Sun were received
at his office Saturday.
Everything will run slick and
smooth at the Fashion tonight. Pop
ular prices of admission. 1t
AS Alderman Weber, acting chief
of the fire department, leaves tomor-
row on . two weeks vacation, the
paid firemen handed in their requisi
tons today for supplies needed for that
time.
The Carlton Sisters, one of the
finest teams in the country, will ap-
pear at the Fashion theatre to-
night. 1t
MIR. Henry Breeding, formerly q
well known l.. & g. N. railway en-
ploye, is now studying dentistry in
this city.
Fashion theatre will open tonight
with a strong company; 1t
Just received a new lot of linens,
consisting of scarfs, square table covers,
wash silks for etching and embroidering
at Misses Kirchner's, 235 w. Commerce
street. $50 1nIo
Isaac Loeb's house on South street
was entered by q burglar yesterday
morning ct 1 O'Clock and robbed of q
small amount of cash and two por-
traits.
MIR. Peter Wryzeciono and Miss
Mary Weiss were married this morn
ing at st. Michael's Catholic church
on South street, at 8 o'clock. After
the ceremony q reception was given
at the residence of the bride, corner
Indianola and Centre streets.
Cashmere Samora was fined S25 by
Justice Adam this morning for strik-
ing his wife with q broomstick.
500 trimmed hats at S1.O0 until
closed out.
st. MOKE's MILLINERY PARLOR.
The old reliable insurance firm of
Chas. L. Sauer & Co., has a card in
the LIGHT today.
Yesterday while q county convict
was being taken out to the convict
camp, he fell from the wagon and
broke his wrist.
Cora Nelson, charged with being
a vagrant, will be tried before Justice
Adam this afternoon.
Mr.. Solomon Frank and Miss
Mamie Frank will be married tomor-
row afternoon at the residence of the
bride, on East Commerce street,
at four o'clock. A wedding tour
through the northern states will be
taken.