San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-22
LIGHT FLASHES

daily to the surface.
we wish to call eyerybody's atten-
ton to Kendall & Rips, 215 East Hous-
ton street. If you want to move,pack,
ship or store they are the ones to call
on as they make good all breakages
if any occur. They have the only cleo
trio carpet and mattress renovator in
the city they can also refinish your
furniture and upholster your old
lounges and parlor suits so they look
like new; don't forget them if you
want anything done in their line.
Mr.. A. Geisen, prominent Austin
druggist, is at the Mahncke, for the
purpose of participating in the skat
tournament today.
Finest line of handsome house
wrappers will positively be sold at
half actual value tomorrow.
MOKE MILLINERY co.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Huntsinger, popular
young stenographer of this city,and
Miss Carrie L. Comstock were quietly
married last night in the First Bap-
list church, Rev. Harris officiating.
Ladies don't miss the bargains Of
fered tomorrow.
MOKE MILLINERY co.
Mr.. Silva Hermann is expected
home from Michigan about September
list.
We are headquarters for children's
and infants dresses. Price way down
at the bottom on Monday.
MOKE MILLINERY co.
The city council will compel ali
sewer connections made with the riv-
er and with storm water sewers chang
ed to the new sewers first of all.
There was very small represers-
tation of country hucksters on the
Military plaza market yesterday af-
ternoon.
Hundred dozen corsets will be sold
tomorrow at the lowest prices ever
before offered in this city.
MOKE MILLINERY co.
The mayor and city marshal will
soon take a trip to the coast.
Mr.. Ed Kotula has received a tel
egram from his ranch foreman in En-
cinal county saying fine rains fell
there last Friday.
Cheap pot plant, cut flowers and
Easter lily bulbs. The Bright green
houses, 2O6 Monumental street. It,
The family of Mr.. Smith the ex-
police officer, are nearly all stricken
with the dengue fever.
Eddie Lager, of the Light force,
who was taken i'll with the dengue
last Tuesdays reported as being quite
i'll yet. ...-
Handsome Shirt Waists, at 25
cents tomorrow at
MOKE MILLINERY co.
"A horse attached to buggy slip
ped ON the wet block paving on Main
plaza yesterday afternoon and the
buggy shafts were broken.
The band rendered a very good
concert on Alamo plaza last night,
-Refrigerators, $3.50. Ice Boxes,
$3.50. G. A. SHOWERS FURNI-
TURE co.
&C. L. Steinle, teacher of mandolin,
430 South Presa street. Its
Mr.. S. Wolfson reports business
as much improved this week.
-$195 for large Rattan Rocker
worth $500. G. A. SHOWERS FUR
NITURE co.
Mr.. Albert H. Cummings, a grocer
of No. S35 North Flores street has
sold out and gone to the Klondike
gold fields.
Mr.. James Feeney, who was in
jured last Saturday night one week
ago, is reported as much better.
The $1,000 policy on the life of
the late Chas. Hart was paid yester-
day by Milan lodge A. o. U. w.
Solid oak cane seat high back
chairs, 75c. G. A. SHOWERS FUR
NITURE co.
:
Judge Griff Jones has had a tele-
phone placed in his residence at 102
North Torres street, which will be
of great convenience for urgent calls.
Yesterday closed the examination
of applicants for county and state
teachers certificates, there being six
teen applicants.
Solid Oak centre tables, Toe; 8
piece antique finish bedroom suits,
$3.50. G. A. SHOWERS FUNITURE
co.
The damp weather has brought
thousands of crickets around the cleo