San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-06

want of any goods In our line to call
Oh us at once as we positively will
close out 81 auction to the highest
bidder our entire stock, commencing
Monday. Moke's Millinery Psrlor.
Nat 5ulzOacher, Trustee. l 4 st
Ribbons, laces, silk velvets,
hosiery, underwear, corsets, feathers.
flowers, ladies, Misses, cnildrens and
infants cloaks, everything at auction
commencing Monday at Moke's
MilIininery Parlor. Nat Sulzbscher,
Trustee. l42t
Fur caps 100 just received. The
$3.50 kind, formerly sold by us at 100.
but for this lot we will only ask S4 90.
Haas & Oppenheimer. 43t
Mr.. A. A. Brack's photograph
oalIery was entered some time during
tn. day yesterday and 3 fine over
coat Was stolen,
There will be divine service with
holy communion at ct. Mary's church
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. 1t
is the festival If the Epiphany.
"A meeting of the Mexican War
Veterans was held yesterday at the
office of j. @. Berry. 1t was decided
to hold reunion in San Antonio st
an early date.
j. G. Dunlap was thrown from
wagon near the Medina Wednesday
and had his leg broken IN two places.
He is in this city under medical treat
ment. He resides at Senior post
Office.
sheriff John Campbell has APP
pointed another deputy, Herman
Faust, a we'll known San Antonian.
The first game of the Alsmo Foot
ball League will be played at the
Springs Sunday afternoon between
the Missions and San Antonios.
The LIGHT has been favored with
an invitation to attend the grand ball
| to he given at the Casino tomorrow
night by the Mexican Social clue.
| The San Antonio Choral society
held rehearsal last night in Prot.
Clark's studio.
There will be q grand ball at Lu.
ling tonight, given by the firemen.
Several San Antonio people will at
tend.
Mr.. Max Schultz and Miss Emma
Heuermsnn are engaged to be mar
ried. The wedding. 1t is rumored,
will take place the latter part of Feb.
ruary.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to James Ham bleton and Ellen
Annie Silcock, and Clarene Ivy aud
Lizzie SinnOtt.
Hon w. A. X. Miller and r. ID.
Lsndendsly of Llaro, visited the San
Antonio club yesterday.
-Th1re were no deaths recorded in
the health office this morning.
The German Ladies' Aid Society,
of San Antonio. held al important
meeting al Scholz' yesterday alter
noon.
Invitations are out for the grand
ball which Is to- be given at Mission
Garden next Thursday night by the
various councils OF the Order of Chos en-
Friends.
There will be mask ball at Con-
ven tion hall tomorrow night.
The Daughters of Revolution will
meet at the home of Mrs. TunstalFtO.
morrow afternoon.
Ladies, If you want q hat, wait
until Monday, we shall sell 900 at
auction, for what they will bring
Moke's Millinery tarlor, Nat SuIz-
bacher, Trustee. 1885,
-LOst-A seslskin cape, between
Government Hill and Mrs. Coles
boarding house, Friday morning
Finder will he rewarded by returning
same 10 DR.. Kingsley. l0S Elm street,
Or Mrs. Coles, on Pecan street. 6 II
The Epworth League will elect
officers tonight at Trinity church.
The Kings Daughters will give
an oyster supper next Tuesday night
The LIGHT has been invited to at
tend.
Knox & Son, the Houston street
Nurserymen; are selling stock OF
trees. shrubbery, etc, this fiDe
weather.
! Sugar Cured corned beef, 5 cts.
per pound, VIM. Smith, 125 Acequia
street. Is I'm
F Marck, agent for the Rochester
Brewery. has complimenIed the
LIGHT office with q number of bot.
ties OF their celebrated beer. 1t is put
up specially for family use. Special
discount to the trade.