San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-12

Tan shoes in all styles, colors,
widths and sizes at SULLIvAN's, at
prices never heard of before.
7.l2.3t
Tho total collections of city
taxes for the month Of July thus
far advanced is $lS,32590.
Inspect our line of tan goods
before buying, we can save you
money. SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
7-l2-3t
Some bull frogs on the river
bank in the rushes below Navarro
street bridge, made the air very
melodious early yesterday morn
ing.
$50 Wine Toxic Balls, pref
test shoes you ever looked at.
.7-l2-3t 8 SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
On account of the rain yester-
day the Military plaza market was
quite slimly attended, only about
sixty hucksters being in attend
ance.
All of our 1915 Ball-bearing
bicycle shoes for ladies go at 50 q
pair. SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
7-l2-3t
college street, after yester-
days rain, was flooded from side
to side and was impossible to foot
passengers.
--Viennese bathing slippers for
SOC at SULLIyAN's. 7.12-3t
SO Wine Toxic Balls for boys
that is hard to touch.
7-l3-3t SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
The city employees will be paid
the remaining two months salar-
les of the past fiscal year as soon
as Mayor Elmendorf returns, in
about two weeks. This will square
the city with its help.
The sewer contractors yester-
day purchased all the tools for
merly in use by Marshall, Wilding
and others, and will use them In
the work.
Mrs. Pat Farrell and son, Viii.
lie, of Houston, will visit friends
In San Antonio in few days.
1t is reported that Receiver
Henry Terrell, of the Gulf Shore
railroad, is to be made president
and general manager upon reor-
ganization.
Justice Jones will call his civil
docket tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Albert Grossenbacher, Of
the United States district clerks
Office, leaves for New York Tues
day to be gone a month.
MIR. j. M. White, chief rate
clerk in the general freight office
of the Cotton Belt route at st.
Louis, is in the city to improve his
health.
Wanted-A job as coachman, or to
work around place by a steady white
man willing to work. Address NJ. s.,
this Office.
Geo. A. Wright is at the
Southern from Palestine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Epstein
leave for Galveston for recreation
this morning and will stop at the
Beach hotel.
Horse, buggy and harness
for sale cheap; gentle horse. Address
1,226 South Presa street. 7-12-1t
Geo. G. Saur and F. Vein
gsrtz left today for Rockport to
spend a few days fishing and
bathing.
-Chas. List is in the city today
from Sanderson.
A large snake was killed in
the cellar OF Henry Hoeke's saloon
on Houston street, Thursday
night.
ALI trains were on time yesterf
day.
There is a duck pond at the
corner of Goliad and Alamo streets
caused by yesterdays rain.
The ditch on Garden street
near the corner of Alamo, over
flowed into Garden street yester-
day and washed the macadam
badly. The drainage Of Garden at
the corner of Martinez streets is
very poor.
Miss Lillian Wihn, of San An
tonic, after spending q couple o
weeks with Mrs. Phil. Fall in
Houston, returned home yester.
day on account Of sickness OF her
aunt.
1t was reported last night that
a woman was killed by lightning
at her house south Of the city yes
terday, but nothing authentic
could be learned. 1t was said she
had just stepped out Of the door of
q smoke house when the bolt des-
cended.
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