San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-05

hC IN SClIu-
loid goods, exquisite effects, Kypfer
4 Seng. II 23t
All of the popular novels of
Augusta Evans Wilson's, Marion
Harland and Mary J. Holmes, at
kypfer & Seng. - 3t
looked for by the local authorities
Tomorrow night the old "Owl
club" the originator of which is
BILLY" Klinger, will be re-organ-
lied at the Washington theatre.
A large building to cost $1,000
will shortly be erected on Alamo
plaza on the Vance lot, to take the
place Of the ones recently des-
troyed by fire.
Steam Engines, every one
warranted, at Kypfer & Seng's.
II , st
Don't let the bargains we are
offering pass by this week, but come
at once and have your share.
II 1 2t l.. WOLFsON.
Officer James Bovee has been
off duty for the past two days.
"A car broke down on East
Commerce street yesterday and de-
layed travel for some time.
Tom Ward, the North Texas
pugelist, now in Dallas, has chal-
lenged Bob McGee for a fight at
ll2 pounds.
We can fill all of your hearts
desires. Striking bargain is one
of our habits. Kypfer & Seng. 3t
Read l.. Wolfson's card today
and note the bargains he is offer
ing this week. u 2t
A meeting of the board of
of the Woman's En-
change and City Library will be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
burglars attempted to enter
a house at No. 12l Goliad street,
Magic Lanterns, to suit big
and small, Kypfer & Seng. II , 3t
Holiday goods are arriving
daily at WOlfson's. Come early
and make your choice. 1242t
John White, a city prisoner,
while chopping wood yesterday,
severely cut his foot. He is in
care of City Physician Menger.
Arrangements are being made
for the organization of a cOlOred
club.
-MIssING-The only miss that
can be mentioned in connection
with our display Of Holiday goods
is the miss you will make if you
don't see it. Kypfer & Seng , st
During the month of Novem-
Der City Electrician Ryan collected
$50 inspection fees.
"A rehearsal Of the Beethoven
will be held tonight
at SchOlZ' hall.
Cold weather nor rain has any
effect on the crowds at Kypfer &
They feel comfortable be-
stores are comfortably
heated, and are amply large. All
cars pass their doors. - , st
~-Furs, angora skins, muffs, boas
and collars S. A. Tanning and
Fur Dressing Co., 2l5 S. Alamo.
l241m
The funeral of Benz. Todd,
who was found dead Sunday morn
ing, took place yesterday morning,
and the body was inferred at the
expense of the city.
Captain Nelson Mackey is not
able to attend to his business cares
IN account of a slight attack of
Ia grippe.
-"No Catch" "Strictly Bust
ness" l will give a fine Cigar to
very customer Small or large
his month GREE"
SIM HART, $50 w. Commerce st.
1872 If
Captain John Ferris narrowly
an accident yesterday
morning. AS he was crossing a
street a horse ran into him and
knocked him down, but fortunate
Y he was not hurt.
Contractor Charles Schumm
las completed the foundation of
he building next to Twohig's bank
IN West Commerce street.
MIR. Ernst Dietzman and a
party of friends returned Sunday |
rom a dear hunt. The rendezvous
vas Is miles from the city, but
hey caught no deer and returned
lome disconsOlate.
The drain running on the west
ide of Main Plaza was cleaned out
'eSterday.