San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-30

Charter Oak stoves Ia all sizes,
suitable for private families, boarding
houses, restaurants or hotels. Max
Schultze, 8 w. Com. st., Agt. 8 I'm
Bear In mind that Frank J. Beitel
seeps builders hardware and lumbert
81 the International and Great North.
ern depot.
Bear in .aind that Frank J. Beitel
xeeps builders hardware and lumpe
st the International and Great North
srn depot, Il
Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern Depot. If
Don't fail to visit Central Park, to
see d good entertainment and enjoy
yourself. S24 I'm
Don't fail TO see the great Miner
va, the strongest woman on earth, at
Central Park. s24 Inn
The Electropoise will cure you no
matter what your complaint or its du-
ration. Gail on, or write for psrticu-
lars. o. X. FLOURNOY, Agent, 624
East Houston ST. "a I'm
You can save 25 per cent on all
purchases for the next 80 days. L. z.
Peck d Gu. $50 If
We have one hundred nice psrlor
suits, ranging in price from 500 so TO
$3.50 90. l.. p. Peck Il Co., .04 and 206
West Commerce street. S26 If
We will sell you good wardrobe
for s.. so. L. 2. Peck & Co., 204 and
206 West Com merce street. 20 If
The people of San Antonio seldom
have had such an opportunity to fur
! nish their houses with fine furniture
and carpets at the extremely low
| prices we are now Offering. L. P.
Peck & Co., 2O4 and 2O6 West Com.
merce street. 26 tt
We will give 25 per cent off from
regular prices for the next thirty
days, on all our Furniture and Car
pets, in order to make room for the
| new three story addition now under
construction at our store. L. P. Peck
& Co., 204 and 206 Yves. Commerce
street. S-a6-tf.
| Stout. we'll made. neat and dur.
able school school shoes, in endless
variety, at Sullivan's, san AntOnio's
leading shoe store. s 27tf
500 rattle snake skins wanted also
rattles at s. B. Witchels, 81 Sol edad
street. S27 3t*
The L & q. N. was twenty min
utes late last night.
Joe. the son of Col. T. G. Frost,
fell out OF q tree yesterday and landed
on a picket fence One of his legs
was badly wounded by a picket.
Mr.. Geo. Kslteyer will build a
SIS 900 house OIL King William street.
r J. Young and Sarah Green
feldt, of Austin. were married by Jus.
tice Heron yesterday afternoon.
Judge Fleming, the chairman for
BeXar county on the Clark side, says
he will call the committee together in
few days TO organize the Clark men
of the county.
"A special train left Houston, on
the Southern Pacific, this morning q,
7 o'clock, with the president and gen.
ersl manager of the road. They will
inspect the entire road and will be
through San Antonio about Friday.
Engineer A. E. Gum. Of the s P.
railway, is the. happy papa OF a fine
new baby girl.
Eddie Csrnal, aged IL years, fell
fr ON butcher cart yesterday and
broke his arm. A hole in the street
caused the car: to jolt him out.
Triple extracts. in fancy bottles,
at IS cents per bottle, for this week
only, at Farmers Drug Store, AIS E.
Commerce street. S 80 81
The Argyle hotel was filled with
happy people last night who spent an
enjoyable evening in q musical way
and in card playing
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to r. J. Young
and Sarah Greenfeldt.
PROT Jim Davis, who has been
quite sick for several days, is able to
be back to work again. He says he
will be at the meeting tonight, sGd lie
getting tired of seeing the leaders
pulling the republicans around fol
the benefit OF the democratic Office
hunters.
The new tabernacle for Sam Jon es
will he erected Friday.
Mrs. Coles boarding house, on
Pecan street, was robbed Saturday
night. A Mr.. Dow was the loOser OIL
500 in cash.
Sunday, Oct. 2, tbe:e will be a
grand prize shoot and q ball at the
Helotes.
The mem bers of the Pythian
Sisters, who went to Kansas City, re-
turned last night.
There will be serenade on Blum
street tonight.