San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-02
Roses
-Magnolias
-Pettosrorum
Japan plums,
Japan persimmon.
California privet,

California privet,
All kinds of shade trees,
40 varieties ever bloomin g roses
All kinds of fruit trees,
Knox & Son, 223, East Houston
street. at
Fancy groceries. Coulter & Ford,
Houston and Acequia streets. Isl
-McLeary & Fleming have their
new law offices In rooms No. /, 2 and
3 OF the Alamo Insuran ce Build
ing. 129 At
Mrs. E. G. Gates, 215 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music. I13lm
Aunt Terminals Pancake Flour
makes Brain, Drawn and Muscle.
27.tf..
st. Louis Front Pressed Brick at
Pauly & Dielmann's. 12l I'm
All grocers will guarantee egary
package of Aunt Jemima to give sas.
isfaction, or Is authorized to refund
the price. 1-27.tf.
-First-class post oak wood, any meas
ulC, uCltNcIcV dbIo0cOudDlo pIlCcS, hlu&S-
bury wood yard, corner Walnut and
Dawson streets. l 20 I'm
Aunt Terminals pancake -four is
healthful and prevents dyspepsia.
1-27.tf.
The Lone Star Saddlery offer their
stock of goods at cost, in parts, or the
whole business as it stands. No. 219 s.
Flores ct. Alex Varga, Agt. 1:22 d&w
-First-class St Louis pressed brick,
same as used in Alamo ms. building,
for sale by Fred. Dingel. Office, Alamo
Ins. bldg, third floor. 1:23 I'm
ID. L. Riley & Sons, grocers, 229
Alamo plaza. 1-25.tf
--One thousand children's school
hats, Leghorn hats, sailor hats, ETC.,
just received. Moke's Millinery Par
lor. 90 st
Don't fail to try Aunt Jemima.
Every day that passes without doing
so you are missing the best thing ever
discovered. 1.27-tf.
ID. L. Riley & Sons for fine Mocha
and Java coffees. They roast their
own coffee's. 1-25-tf
All the children want Aunt Je-
NINA. 1-27.tf.
IF. Greenwood & Co., opposite
Southern hotel, RECEIVERS umbrellas
while you wait. 127 lon
-Elgin Red Pressed Brick at Pauly
& Dieimann's. l 81 I'm
-Sheern & Burnett, undertakers,
259 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour is
heelthful. 1-27-tf.
Alive hundred black flats, nothing
like 1t In this city, at 20 and zoe.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. 90 st
The "Progress;" A Wiener with
every purchase. Handles straight
liquors Only. Beer Always Fresh, and
at Brewery temperature-608 and 6l0
West Commerce street. l 80 Inn
For sale: First class jewelry
business doing AL trade, fixtures,
ETC., included. Call at 607 West Com
merce street. i 80 ct
For stove wood and hard coal, tel
ephone the old reliable Sunset wood
yard. Prompt delivery. Good measure.
Tel. 81. 81 6m
w. j. Allen has removed his
music store from the Vance Blk. to
the Stoves Bid, 244 w. Commerce
St., where he will be better than ever
prepared to serve his patrons and the
public In general. i 30 ct
Ladies, if you wish to see the lat
est in hats, (spring goods) or flowers,
call on US. A new line just received.
MoKE'S MILLINERY PARLOR.
Tin ware, cutlery, carpenters
tools, table linen, oil cloth, to wells
and doylies, hosiery, underwear,
shirts, thread, lace, stationary and
and everything you can think of at the
Racket store. J. B. WEBB & Co., Ill
Avenue D, opposite post office. If
Lost: A silver star badge between
Houston street and West End. Re-
ward for return to Fritz Wesp, corner
Soledad and Romano street. 212t
"A Mexican named Lopez, now on
trial at Lockhart, for THEFT, is thought
to be Lazaro Lopez. Mexican who
murdered his mistress, Refugia
Torres, on Buena Vista street, in
1889.
The Mission Athletic club are
considering the celebration of their
first anniversary.
Miss Hattie B. Wagner died last
night, at 80 Avenue G, from consump-
ton.
John Metz, aged 81, died yester-
day. The funeral occurred from St.
Joseph's church this morning at 1890
O'Clock.
The San An'o1io public schools
gave half-holida yesterday on account
of it's being so soon after promotion.
A West End street car killed
dog on West Houston street yesterday