San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-09
LIGHT FLASHES.

The s. A. l club held q meetin!
last mig hit and decided to give re
ceptiDu Dec %.
: Never had the ladies' of San An
toni" -uch u fine chance to buy hand.
some hats aud Parisienne bonnet:
cheaper than they can get "hand. me-
down" elsewhere. Ladies, rememb bel
our stock must be closed out in e
days. M"ke's Millinery Psrlor.
1886 NAT. SULzBACHER, Trustee.
Annie Petrie fairly charms the
boys at the Starr when she sings
"Annie Lsurie"
Our stock must positively be
closed out in 80 days. Ladies, do not
fall to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity, hut come at once If you want
to save 80 per cent on hats, cloaks,
underwear, hosiery, gloves. handker.
| chiefs, dolls, etc. Come for them
quick and secure first choice. Moks's
Millinery Parlor. 1885,
NAT SULzRACHER, Trustee.
The fne wines and liquors set out
at the Arcade Restaurant, are furn.
ished oy the "Blue Ribbon" bar. at
the corner of West Commerce and
Lar do streets.
All our hosiery, the well known
Ethiopian Dye, must be sold regard.
less OF cost as we positively will close
our doors in 80 days. Moke's Millin.
cry Parlor. NAT SULZBACHER, Trus-
tee. IL o St
Charley Knight issued q fine new
hanger, from the LIGHT press today.
1000 new styles felt and leather
hats at 81 apiece, sale to commence
Saturday at Moke's great closing out
sale. NAT SULzBACHER, Trustee. st
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f FitzGerald,
Mr.. Albert WOoley and Miss Presnsll
and Mr.. George Epson and Miss
Florea, composed box party at Re-
land Reeds performance last night. |
They occupied box "C".
ALI our hats, sill our feathers, all |
our ribbons and in fact everything in |
our house must be closed out WITHIN |
thirty days regardless what they
bring. Moke's Millinery Psrlor.
IL 93t NAT SULzBACHER, Trustee.
F. Deutsch met with quite q |
serious accident yesterday afternoon |
while reading in the Harmony club. |
He was suddenly taken with fit and |
fell, dislocstiDg his shoulder. DR.. |
Trollinger was summoned and ad-
medical aid.
-Come to us at once before all bar
gains are gone. Moke's Millinery |
Parlor. NAT 5ULZBACHER, Trustee. |
Annie Clifton, the colored girl,
who went ito 8 trance at Mt. Zion's |
church on the night OF the lst is still |
seemingly unconscious. She has not
drank nor eaten thing since the
time she was converted.
Infant outfits, children cloaks and !
sckets, ladies' fisnel shirt waists,
and every thing in our house must be
sold on forced sale within 80 days.
Moke's Milliner Parlor.
II st NAT SULZBACHER, Trustee.
"A fight between twonegro variety
actresses occurred at the B slla Union
last night, but they were checked by
Officer Charles Brown before any
blood was seen.
Tonight, at the Washington
theatre, Kid Wilson will display his
lighting ability. He will appear at
first as a song and dance artist.
Bran new Misses cloaks at So and
So so, worth double. WOLFF & MARX
The Tinted Venus, a farcisl ro-
nance, is the title of an interesting
new story began in the LIGHT today.
If you want an advertisement in
the LIGHT Holiday Edition send in
your copy at once.
-Margarlts Servantes was arrested
Shls morning by Officer Daniel for be.
ing drunk on the street
John Mar bach this morning made
affidavit against Lima Schult Tor luna.
cy. She will be tried this afternoon
81 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday afternoon to Augustine TOrris
and Paula Jacobo; Albert e.. Francis
and susie Cavanaugk; Rogers Robbles
and Ysabel Menchaca.
Matte Thomas, a colored woman
made affidavit this morning before
Justice Grift Jones against Francisco
for burglary and theft, which
is alledge to have occurred last night.
Last night q foot bail league was
organized to be known as the IA iamO
Foot Ball League" A schedule was
In the Federal court yesterday
Cayetan &. Eliz0nda was found gull
ty; Carrie Ybanez is on trial today.
An order for special venire OF twenty
was Issued to appear December 18th.
Two Morning Fires