San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-07

at the International and Great North.
ern Depot. If
The Electropoise will cure you no
ration. Call on, or write for particu.
lars. o. r. FLoURNoY, Agent, 624
East Houston st. S24 I'm
You can save % per cent on all
purchases for The next 80 days. LIP.
Peck d Gu. S26 If
We have one hundred nice parlor
suits, ranging in price from S22 so TO
$350.00. l.. P. Peck & Co., 204 and 206
West Commerce street. S26 If
We will sell you a good wardrobe
for $3.50. L. p. Peck & Co., 204 and
206 West Commerce street. S26 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, 204 and 206 West Com
merce street. S26 If
Bear In -aind that Frank J. Beitel
Keeps builders hardware and lumber,
It the international and Great North
,rn depot, II
! Stout. we'll made, neat and dur.
able school school shoes, in endless
variety, at Sullivan's, San Antnnio's
leadiGg shoe store. 27tf
For RENT, dwelling on Pereids
| street, inquire at l.. Huth on Market
street. 81 l*
| Carts, surreys and carriages, from
the leading factories. at lowest prices.
3. W. Co pa West Neueva street. tt
Ion Palmer has made an affidavit
before Justice Heron charging Theo-
dore Abr with using abusive language
toward her. They are neighbors.
First Lieutenant G. b. Davis, 23d
infantry, Fort Sam Houston, in order
| ed before q board OF examiners as To
his fitness for promotion.
voorhees, P, Brown, of this city,
has been granted a patent for new
paddock.
Road wagon $45 90 patent wheels
! $40. Also bargains in secondhand
huggies and carts. 3. w. Co. s Is tt
Justice Adam held an inquest on
| the death of Francisco Arocha, o
widow of 40 years OF age, who died of
throat disease, in tent on the Alazan
| creek.
Only S55, full curtain, canopy top
buggy. 5. w. Co. Sl5tf
The new type-setting machines
for the Express printing office will
| be in operation about the end of Sep
rember. The force will he cut down
about one half in consequence.
| The Beethoven Maennerchor have
| begun rehesrsing for the North
American Saengerfest, to be held in
Cleveland, Ohio, in July 1893. A
fine rehearsal was held last night.
The Turner's will have prize
bowling contest next Sunday after.
| noon
| Mics Margaret Osborne, 25 years
ofage, died yesterday morning at No.
100 Travis street.
| Ladies of st. Marks Sunday
school will give lawn party tomor-
row night at No. 5ll st. Mary's street.
"A dance in compliment to Mis.
Smith, of New York, will be given in
the Belknap armory Friday night.
The services of the sunset Bsp-
tist church are creating much interest
in religious circles. Great interest
being manifested by sinners also
The new Musical Union will, hold
an important meeting tonight, also 3
fret rehearsal.
| Justice Heron today at noon
married Cashmere Chavez and Clara
Sanchez. The case of seduction
against the groom has been dis
missed.
Mrs. Thos. Cook, nee Miss Alice
Banks, now living 10 Monterey, Mex.
| leo, presented her husband with q
| fine baby son, Aug. 3lst. Mr.. Cook
has just returned from Mexico.
Grand Marshal Juan Rodriguez,
of the Mexican Independence cele-
| bration. has appointed as bis assist
| ants Messrs. A. A. Brown, first; and
Joaquin Guerrero, second marshals.
'-Childrep's shoes, Csc; ladies slip
pers, 75c; shoes Sl.75, worth 81 so;
ladies' shoes ST. so, worth Sl75 The
! low priced house, the Eagle. Com
merce and Navarro streets. S27 If
DIR. PEBBLES has nearly completed
| the repairs on the Sanitarium at West
| End. A few rooms are ready for pa
tients. His office hours at the Alamo
Insurance Building are from 2 to 6
p. m. $685.
Cooking stoves, from the smallest
to the largest, made at Max Schultze.
No. West Comerce street. 81 2m.
For cutlery Of all kinds, Spoons
and shears, go to Max Schultze, No. 8
West Commerce street. 81 I'm
Charter Oak ranges and Farmer
Girl stoves for sale by Max Schultze.
| No. 8 West Commerce street. 81 I'm