San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-04

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Southern.
&c. ID. McGloin and ID. Odem
of Sinton, Texas, are registered a
the Southern.
Phil Hobbs aud wife, of Alice
are at the Mahncke.
"A marriage license was issue,
yesterday afternoon to Charlie
Smith aud Eva Rose.
"A real estate deed was file,
yesterday, whereby Christia,
Schaezler and wife convey to Wei
ner Wilkens lots 10, ID, Ia, Is, lG
IL, Is, block %, on Tilden aue
Herndon streets for $40.
1000 black straw sailors reg
ular price 80 cents, Monday the,
go for 10 cents.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
l0.4-lt
The Scottish American Mort
gage company, limited, is suing
VIM. Harmon and wife and G.. L,
Harmon and wife on promissory
notes OF So, 967,50 and for foreclos.
ure OF lien on lands in Live Oak
and McMullen counties.
A farmer left his team alone
on Houston street yesterday while
the circus parade was passing and
when he came back one of the
horses was gone, having broken
loose.
Tremendous sacrifice sale on
Monday, in ladies' and misses
trimmed hats. Bring your chill
dren for one OF our 50 cent trimmed
hats. THE MoKE MILLINERY Co.
l04-lt
-Polics had hard work keeping
the wagons and horses OF citizens
out OF the circus parade yesterday.
1t was very annoying to the circus
people. AS they pay their license
for such parades and performances
they should have a clear road at
least.
-Messrs. Simon Veith and Geo.
b. Epstein are going after quail to-
day.
Col. Smith and son Gilbert
and Clint Kearny left yesterday
for days shooting at quail today
southeast of the city.
Smith Premier Typewriters, best
in the world. MIC TENGG. 10-4-2t.
The Gulf Shore brought in
load of eXcursionists from LAYER
mia and vicinity to the circus yes
terday.
Tremendous cut in sailors and
trimmed hats. Ladies Monday is
the day to come for q handsome
hat. cheap.
THE MoKE MILLINERY Co,
10-4.lt d
Consultation in all business
matters. Also cure diseases, and
give female confinement drops.
F. F. Schneider, 304 Vllita street.
10-4-7t
The management of the Prot
estant Home for Destitute Chill.
dren would ask that friends would
remember winter is coming on
now, .and all donations of shoes,
stockings and warm clothing will
be most acceptable. We are great
ly in need of more cows, as these
little ones depend a great deal up.
on milk. II any friends could
either lend, or give US two COWS it
would be favor thoroughly ap-
preciated.
The city detectives say they
had hard time yesterday around
or in the circus or in the city in
any crooks or pocket
picking. 1t is most remarkable,
they cay, and speaks volumes for
the fine management Of Ringing
Brothers.
The latest improvements are found
on the Smith Premier typewriters.
104-2t. MIC TENGG.
The funeral OF the late Mrs.
Carrie l.. Peel took place yesterday
afternoon. Rev. Gum conducted
the services.
Mrs. Owens has adopted the
little Dreiss Hill foundling babe.
Mr.. Alois Altman, OF 226 Hays
street, had tho misfortune to break
his leg yesterday evening and will
be laid up for several weeks.
The ladies OF the Hsyseed So
cial club played a game of ten
pins on the Mission alley Friday
night for medal, and the trophy
was won by Miss Henrietta LANCE.
Carl Stubenrauch left for st.
Louis last night to attend the fair.
Miss Julia Thompson has re-
turned from visit to friends in
Cuero.
DIR. A. Garwood, of New Braun
fels, is at the Maverick.
Walter Nolte, the banker OF
Seguin, is at the Maverick.
B. G. Roberts, Of Uvalde. is in
the city, stopping at the Maver-
lex.