San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
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, signed to duty with the Mission
Hose company and one with the
Sunset company.
Mems needle toe russets fol
$3.50-color and style the latest, al
3 81 1t WoLFsoN's.
Mic. Tengg is making a $500
oddition to his store.
Officer Mullens killed dog
yesterday at the corner Of Centre
ane Cherry streets.
| "A little girl narrowly escaped
being run over on Main avenue yes
terday.
Carpenter Downey says the
finance committee forgot to allow
him any forage appropriation.
Pure rich blood is essential to
good health, because the blood is
the vital fluid which supplies all
the organs with life. Hoods Sar-
ssparilla is the great blood purifier.
There were but a few minor
cases before the recorder today.
"A gully in the block paving on
East Houston. street needs repairs.
The weather clerk was right
about the weather yesterday even
ing, though great storm threat
ened to break late in fhe afternoon.
Today threatening weather with
showers is predicted, warmer and
showers tomorrow.
| Wanted, a position as an ex-
perienced clerk, dry goods or gro
cerles. Good reference. Address
~. r." this office. 5 81 Att
Two little girls, 7 and years
Of age, were reported as lost today
from No. 443 North Flores street,
by Mrs. English.
"A new line of boys opera toe
russets at $2,O0-just in The
Mammoth Stores"
3 81 1t l.. WOLFsON.
MIR. Dan Marx, of the firm of
Wolff & Marx, has arrived from
New York with his family, after
an absence Of fourteen months.
They will remain some weeks, on
their visit.
Ladies' pretty strap sandals
from 75c to $500 at WOLFsON's.
ALBERT Persch's Saloon, Market
street; fine lunch for business
men; old G. & B. whisky a spe-
cialty. 5216t
Alfred Gibson, employed in a |
restaurant, cut his hand badly
with a fish knife few days ago,
and last night the wound reopened
and he bled very profusely before
medical assistance could reach
him at the city hall. He was sent
to the hospital.
-Wanted.-Lady tenant, willing
to take care of several furnished
rooms, address A. d. this office.
521 IT.
"A fresh supply of Misses spring
heel low quarters in lace and strap
at WOLFsON's.
&C. H. Irselmann, proprietor Of
the old Neramendi saloon respect
fully invites his friends and the
publicin general to try his new stock
just purchased of fine old G. and B. |
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey, we'll
known Kentucky brands, fine ci- |
CARS cool City beer always on tap. |
5213t
-WoLFsoN's $3.50 calf skin
shoes for men have no equal.
Miss Carmen Morell Kennedy, of
Corpus Christi, Texas, adopted
daughter OF the late Capt. M. Ken |
edy, is visiting San Antonio, with
the view of making this city her
permanent home. Her sisters &C.
company her. These young ladies
will be welcomed in San Antonio
social circles.
Hoods Pills are purely vege-
table, harmless, effective, do not
pain or grippe.
-Th eAransas Pass hauled about
thousand people to Houston to-
day.
City Physician Menger said
this morning that he will be able
to receive patients and others at
new office in city hall as soon as it
is provided with a chair to sit upon
and table to write prescription
on.
Will. Lange, who was shot last
Christmas eve, and was at one
time in a critical condition, is up
again since the past few days.
The last of the equipments of
the new car of the West End line
arrived this morning. The car
will be out in a few days and will