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

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-Children's shoes, 25c; ladies Slip
pers, zoe; shoes Sl.75. worth 81 so;
ladies' shoes ST 80, worth SITS The
low priced house, the Eagle. Com
merce and Navarro streets. S27 If
For cutlery Of all kinds, Spoons
and shears, go to Max Schultze, No. 8
West Commerce street. 8 l Pm
Charter Oak ranges and Farmer
Girl stoves for sale by Max Schulize,
No. 8 West Commerce street. 81 2m
For rent month. room house
furnished. Apply 100, East Houston
street 9S3t*
-Privy vaults built st lowest price
Carrico, 40l Avenue q. 9S limo.
Our 81 80 boys lace and
button shoe Saturday. o. 40
WOLFF & MARX. Wl'lV'
The grass in the postoffic yard is
being cut.
The "sports" are returning from
New Orleans, some with happy, but
more with sorrowful faces.
The Italian societies are not well
pleased at the German citizens at
their action in not celebrating with
them on Oct. 2lst.
DIR. Trexler, zone of the proprietors
of the MahDcke hotel, has returned
from his northern trip. He left Mrs.
Trexler in Reading, Pa.
"A lot of 10 horses arrived last
night from Missouri. They are f,
sale and are fine stock.
The firemen tried the water plugs
on Main and Military plaZas last
night and wished the blocks.
Twin. daughters have been born
to Capt. and Mrs. J. l.. Bullis, at
Fort Bayard. The parents are we'll
known in this city.
"A news stands a recent improve.
ment in the Maverick hotel office.
Fine mattings tor the next ten
days. L. P. Peck & Co. 79tf
Public schools reopen next Thurs
day.
solid oak extension table at 81 so.
| L. P Peck & Co., 204 and 206 Com
merce street. 99n
Don't sleep on the ground when
you can get good oak bed stead for
one dollar from L. P. Peck Il Co. If
The Foot, Ball club did not meet
last night. An important meeting
will be held next Thursday night at
Scholz's hall.
Don't miss the opportunity to get
q nice folding bed Great reduction
in prices for the next ten days. l. P
Peck & Co. 99tf
Alvin Santa Ana's Swear. old
SOP, living on q ranch near this city,
was injured on the hand accidentally
with a crowbar yesterday. His fin
gers were mashed so badly that sew
ersl of them had to be amputated by
a physician.
Now Is your chance to get nice
dining room chair for forty cents. L.
P. Peck & Co. 99tf
| Misses English caps in blue, red,
tan, grey and white; something new,
at SOC apiece, for Saturday only.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 1929
Jas. Mcguire, one OF the gang of
soldiers charged with malicious mis-
chief IN throwing rocks at house be.
longing to Leonardo Cara, and Oecu-
Pied by some negro women on Gov
ernment hill, was arrested this morn
ing. Peter AnZ was fined by Justice
Adam yesterday afternoon as one of
the participants.
The sum of Sl,I59 was the
total receipts of the recent "Pinafore"
production.
Ladies silk shirt waists in all
colors at S1.75. worth $500, for Satur-
day only. Moke's Millinery Parlor.
"A man who was in Schmicker's
saloon on West Commerce street yes
terday, drinking pretty hard all day,
was seized with congestion of the
brain late In the afternoon and fell to
the floor He was removed to the hos
pital and is in precarious condis
ton.
Corduroy sailor hats, very stylish
in white, pearl, brown and navy blue,
at ST. apiece for Saturday only. Moke's
Millinery Parlor. 992t
Mrs. Nancy E. Erb. of this city,
died this morning at her residence on
Lavaca street, from fever. The re-
mains will be shipped to st. Johns,
New Brunswick, Canada, for inter-
ment.
Blk Milan fats worth 81 90 at SOC
for Saturday only. sMoke's Millinery
Parlor. S92t
Don't allow the children or serv.
ants to sleep on the floor when you
can get q nice oak bed stead for one
dollar from L. P. Peck & Co. 99tf