San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-17
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8 IA st Kypfer d Seng's, Houston st. |
For the most desirable brands of |
English Portland cement, call at |
Pauly & Dielmsnn's: telephone 4l0. Inn |
Central, please give me No..4l0;
1 want the great central building
material depot OF Pauly & Dielmsnn.
ALI the latest novelties in fall |
hats, both in stitfs and limbers, can |
be seen at F. Greenwood & Co.'s, Op- |
posite Southern Hotel. 915 ct |
Extra long suspenders just re
ceived at F. Greenwood & Co.'s. ct
Mr.. R. T. Rogers, formerly on
Houston street, will, on September |
II, open the Bon Ton Candy Kitchen,
at 207 West Commerce street, and |
will manufacture all his good. He
will sell nothing utfresh made goods |
and will be glad to see all of his old
friends and customers. 9l53t
To start the season, 1000 Child
ren's school hats in Bedford chord,
Flannel or Felt, to be sacrificed conf
concing Saturday, Sept. II. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 6St
There will be..no concert on Alamo
plaza tonight.
1000 ladies' silk tricot, Saline and
gloria shirt waists aud blouses. We
would specially impress on the ladies
to see our soc black Saline waists.
Moke's Millinery parlor. ia st
The Alamo Philatelic society last
night accepted the resignation of
Vice. President Ed. w. Heusinger, on
account of his departure from the city.
More parlor goods than space to
put them. You can get q bargain.
\. & NJ. IDstallment Co., 224 East
Houston street. 9l7 st
-Wsnted-Boy to care for yard,
call 800 Travis street. 1t
just received an elegant line of
Parlor Goods, all prices and patterns.
Bedloupges in endless variety, our
prices can't be beaten, either cash or
iDstsllments. n. Il NJ. Installment
Co, 226 E. Houston street. 9173t
The meeting OF the Clark Climb
takes place at Rische's hall tonight.
We want the trade and will make
prices to get it. Come and see tor
yourself. n. & M. InstalInent Co.,
226 E Houston street. 9173t
Money" is what we want and
we will give you the worth of it. N. &
M. Installment Co., 226 E. Houston
street. 9l7 st
Yesterday afternoon the Is.
months old baby boy of l.. Murmo-
dock, while playing in the street,
near his fathers's house, on Pecos and
Durango street, mule came along
and stepped on him, breaking his
arm.
The Clark men have decided to
call county convention.
The Dryer mare, Madge Hstton,
has been, for some unknown cause,
withdrawn from her race at Rich
mond, Iud.
Use Guenther's Best Flour. At
The recently organized German
club will meet at Belknsp armorey
tomorrow afternoon.
The Bohemian club will hold
meeting at Rische's opera house
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Every bag of Guenther's Best
flour is guaranteed to oe strictly first
Iclass. 9l74t
\ The literary and social meeting,
he Id at Trinity church last night was
postponed two weeks.
Ask your grocer for Guenther's
BEST" flour. 1t can't be aqualled. Al
The ladies and all who want nice
bed room sets, wardrobes, lounges,
carpets aud chairs and cooking stove
all nearly new, should attend the
auction sale, Saturday 18th, 10 q. ~.
at the Auction and Commission
House of A. b. Maness, No. 304 East
Houston street. Don't fail TO come"
-Guenther's Best flour lie put up in
bags and barrels. Try it. 9l7 At
-"Grimes Cellar Door" company
closed at the Grand Opera house last
night. Their next stand is in Houston.
The Curry. DshIgreen wedding is
set for the 18th of October, instead OF
the End, as published.
The l. and G. n. train was 80
minutes late in its arrival this morn-
ing.
There will he a prize shoot at
VOgePs Valley tomorrow.
There will be an evening enter.
tainment tonight at Turner hall.
C. B. Hustou,a colOred man who is
a stran ger in the city, found a lady's
pocket book in front nf WOlfsOn's
store this morning 1t contained a
Ounch OF keys and s. in money. The
finder wishes TO return il to the
owner. He lives at rs Victoria
street.
"A birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Rarrett and Miss Cora (IraemOre WAS
given at the residence of Mrs. Pat
Smith, No. Probandt street, last
night.
Word has been received here of
the death of Mr.. Cue Williams, which