San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-06
LIGHT FLASHES.

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The y. NJ. C. A. boys depart
ment held a mock court trial last
night.
For $3.50 ladies' $500 and 1925
shoes, for - 90 ladies' $3.50 and
$500 shoes. Sale lasts this week.
Sullivan Shoe Co. } 3 tt
Cameron wants to mend or oil
YOUR harness, Ave. D., op. p. O.
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Mr.. H. Bader stopped a runa-
way horse yesterday and dislocated
one of his arms.
-Joske's.
-Joskes' sale.
-Joskes' remnant sale.
-Joskes' remnant sale tOmor-
row.
Chicken thieves have been
operating on Marshall and Macon
streets the past few nights.
-Joskes' remnant sale tomorrow
will be dandy.
Mrs. Ed. Seng celebrated her
birthday anniversary yesterday
afternoon with friends.
Special sale of ladies' button
shoes this week. Many lines at
half price. Sullivan Shoe Co. 36tf
-Joskes' remnant sale tomor-
row, prices down, "next to nothing
The next athletic entertain
ment will take place in the Mis-
sion Athletic club rooms March II,
good program has been gotten
up for the occasion.
Five thousand embroidery
ends, manufacturers remnants-On
sale tomorrow at Joskes'-prices
"next to nothing"
Gents tan shoes for So 80 latest
style toes, fully up to the $500
standard. Sullivan Shoe Co. 3 6 tt
The LIGHT has received an in
vitatiOn to attend concert theatre
and ball to be given at Mission
garden hall next Sunday night by
the Frohsinn Singing Society.
Don't miss Joskes' remnant
sale tomorrow; prices way down.
The Business Mems club will
hold special meeting this after
noon at o'clock.
Short lengths Of table linens
manufacturers remnants, half
price tomorrow. JOsKEs'.
To close out surplus sizes la
dies button shoes will sell $3.50 and
$500 grades for $500, and 1925 and
800 grades for $50. Sullivan
Shoe Co. 3 6 tt
Beethoven Maennerchor held
good rehearsal last night.
Mrs. F. G. Todd, formerly Of
San Antonio, was married in Creole,
Colorado, Feb. %, to Chas. X. Wood
hull, of Antelope Park. Mrs. Wood
hull was known in San Antonio
under the stage name of Miss Jen-
ME Paullain.
MIR. j. Pfeiffer, formerly OF En-
cinal, has moved to San Antonio
and will open drug store on West
Commerce street.
Mr.. r. DiaZ, the wholesale to-
bacconist, is interested in the
Cuban revolution. He says the
trouble is not yet over, but that it
will end with Cuba a republic.
The new appointee to the po-
sitiOn of night clerk at the city
hall, did not apply for the place,
held down by cripple, and would,
we are informed, have been better
satisfied, had the aldermen selected
some other place for him.
1t is stated that the telephone
company, in laying the under.
ground wires, does not use enough
cement in relaying the mesquite
block paving.
Wanted, a teacher for a deaf
and dumb boy, at lib South Presa
street. 3 6 At
The marriage of Mrs. Kate
Kuhn, Of Houston street, to Mr.
Jos. Black, silk salesman for Wolf
q Marx, will take place March
18th.
--TheS. P. c. will give a dance
at Arbeiter Nerein hall March 9th
United States Marshal r. G. Ware
has returned from a business trip
to New York and Washington and
left for Austin this morning.
The City Council finance com
mittee held a meeting yesterday
afternoon, but did not act on the
assessors petition for extra hell
on the rolls. Another meeting will
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