San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-24

-Ihe Eagle Shoe store has the best
ST.. so shoes for ladies and gents. also
the best chiIdren's shoes. ! q tt
Hand embroidered Turkish slip
pers only SOC. Sullivan's. 12ltf
We are now prepared to furnish the
ladies Of San Antonio with the latest
styles In fine millinery and fancy goods;
Misses Kirchner, 231 West Commerce
street. 10 10 3m
Alamo Sanitary Co.. R. w. Wal
lace, Prop. Cess pools and privy
vaults cleaned with q new and odor-
less procese; barrels removed. Office
SOS w. Com. ct. Tele. AIT. 923 6m
so cents on the dollar: That is
what we offer to save you on iurni
ture. This offer only holds for q short
time. Call early and secure choice.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Go.
l 81 st 203 w, Commerce street.
DIR. Starnes Is now In the Mackey
building, second floor, rooms 2l0 and
PIP, at 3l3 E. Houston street. Street
cars from all the depots pass In front
of the door. Telephone $40. II q I'm
Breeding, Welsh & Breeding,
dentists, Alamo Fire Ins. 0ldg. 103l1y
-Parlor and bed room suits, dining
room furniture, hall racks. fine plush
and willow rockers, easels, wall pic
lures, carpets, mating, stoves and all
house furnishing goods. cheaper than
elsewhere in the city, for cash, or on
easy payments.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
81 3t 203 w. Commerce street.
Embroidered Turkish slippers soc,
SuIlivan's. / 81 If
Boots and heavy shoes at cost.
Sullivan's Main plaza. 12ltf
Imported Turkish slippers soc,
Sullivan's. 81 II
Best $500 shoes for ladies' and
gents that money can buy, Eagle
Shoe Co., Commerce and Navarro
streets. Cliff
"A school bag free with every
pair Of children's shoes. Sullivan's.
The entire stock of Moke's MILL
merry parlor must positively be closed
out at auction, to the highest bidder.
AS our time is limited, everything
goes without reserve. Nat. SuIz-
bacher, Trustee. 12l3 st
Wanted, man, German preferred,
to tend and drive horses. Room No.
10, Alamo ms. Bldg. l23 3t*
Lost, tan colored leather bag,
con taining money and papers. Finder
can keep money and return papers to
this office. l241t*
There was large meeting of the
Fifth ward voters at the corne or of Sixth
street and Avenue ID last night. This
club, which has over 800 mem hers, is
solid for Paschsl. for mayor; Frssch,
for assessor, and VIM. Hoefiipg, Sr.,
for alderman.
Voters of the Fourth ward will
meet tonight in VANS Cave, at the
corner of Soledad and Houston street,
when they Will endorse George
Paschal. The Fourth is = solid Pas.
chal ward.
-Adolph Brakeman is no longer ia
the barber business, having sold out
his shop.
-AIejo Perez, Jr. is the father of q
baby boy, born yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Miller, who has been on
business and pleasure visit to Tope-
ks, Kan, returned to the city yester-
day.
Two elegant new dwellings are
being erected on Alamo Heights.
"A large number Of football ad-
mirers are looking forth to the game.
which will be played at the Springs
Thursday, with much interest.
Captain Johnnie Russell, of the
San Antonio Football team, save that
while his eleven Is not In the lead,
the season is not over. Johnnie means
10 do good work with his team in the
future.
The oratorio of st. Paul chorus
had rehearsal last night. The ora.
toriO will not be rendered until the
week before Easter.
The Hotel Argyle at Alamo
Heights Is vacant, Mr.. J. M. Carr
having moved out last week.
The following named avenues OF
Alamo Heights are being graded:
Argyle, Patterson, Grant, Lincoln
and TOrcidO.
The Bella. Union, better known
as the Grey Mule. is given the best
negro minstrel entertainment in the
city. Inc artists are genuine and
original, and the comicallties would
make an old maid laugh herself into
Mysteries.
Rev. and Mrs. c. G. Mclean re-
ceived callers at their home yester-
afternoon and evening and q pleasant
time was had by all who ayailed
themselves OF the opportunity.
William Hughes, an inmate at
the county poor farm, died this morn
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