San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-17
The thirty-first annual stat

The thtrty-nrst annual state
shoot of the San Antonio Rifle
club will take place on the grounds
on River avenue next Sunday.
Rifle clubs from all the neighbor.
ing towns will be on hand, many
handsome prizes will be offered for
the best shots.
5000 will buy good Upright
Piano this coming week. REMEM'
Der WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
If THos. GoGGAN & BROS.
L. Goodman, prominent
banker Of Laredo, is a guest Of the
Southern.
Three good Upright Pianos this
coming week at bargains and easy
payments. REMEMBER WE ARE
HERE TO STAY and our guarantee lie
good.
If THOs. GoGGAN & BROS.
DIR. H. Spohn, OF Encinal, is
in the city, sto piping at the South
ern.
For this week we will sell
ladies' blue and black suede strap
slippers, $3.50 for $500 only.
3t SULLIVAN, the Shoeman.
The committee on the River
avenue claims have not yet been
able to agree and probably this
will be their report-to the council
on Monday.
Ladies' tan Oxfords, opera and
square toe, all sizes and widths for
$40, always sold for $3.50.
st SULLIVAN, the Shoeman.
Miss Mamie Mitchell, a pop
ular young lady of this city, has
been i'll the past week from wild
ivy poisoning which affected her
eyes.
Mems calf cap toe, lace shoes,
worth $500 for 1926 at
5 II st SULLIvAN's.
"A Catholic school picnic was
held at San Pedro park yesterday.
There were two carloads of chill
dren in charge of the Sisters and
all wore happy faces as they made
their way homeward after the day
was done.
An elegant line of gents pat
emit calf balls, razor toe and all
sizes for $500 at SULLIvAN's. 3t
ALI the we'll travelled streets
in the residence portion Of many
Of the principal thorough
fares are full of mud holes and
spring breakers.
Who says Galveston May Goth?
Round trip $3.50 from San Antonio,
limited to June 1st, over Arkansas
Pass.
MIR. August A. Zizik, formerly
in the grocery business on San
Pedro avenue, has embarked in
the undertaking business having
purchased the business of McCor-
mick & Co.
ALL aboard for Galveston via
Arkansas Pass on their cheap ex-
cursion, May Goth. $3.50 round trip
from San Antonio, good to return
to June LIST.
Mrs. Maggie Brennan at 1424
Pine street, lost satchel contain
ing wearing apparel, yesterday
somewhere between Main plaza
and Arkansas Pass railway depot.
Those grey Ooze Oxfords and
slippers, formerly So are still on
sale at $l.25 and $3.50. 5-17-3t.
SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
Green corn, or roasting ears
are in market, at 90 cents per doz.
en-.
We display the most elegant
line OF gents low shoes ever seen
in the city. Razor and New Wei.
lington toes. Prices from $50 to
S.. SULLIVAN THE SHOE MAN.
5-17-3t.
The Ivy Social club will give a
dance at Mission garden next Sat-
urday night.
Our line of gents S. tan shoes
in Vici kid and Russia calf. All
toes, are unequaled in the city.
5-l7-3t. SULLIVAN THE SHOE MAN.
The picnic at Limburger's gar.
don by the Krieger Verein is set
for Sunday, May 3lst, instead OF
May "a.
800 will buy a pair of misses
or child's red strap slippers; sizes
from 5 to s and II to 2; worth $l.25
at II 3tl SULLIvAN's.
The Alamo Heights Gun club
will be the next shot gun club
formed. A meeting will be held
at Limburger's garden in a few
days, or as soon as 20 mem bers are
signed. There are now Is mem.
bers signed.
TO close out the balance of our
S., Sc and 81 plain and opera toe
patent balls, we will sell them
this week for $2.45.
IL st SULLIVAN, THE SHOE MAN.
Rev. A. III. Mitchell, of Austin
is in the city, and will preach to
day at the First Baptist church.