San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-07

Fred Kerble, proprietor Revolving
Light saloon, serves mis- patrons with
the oldest and best brands of liquors,
wines and cigars. Call and see
him. s26m
Mrs. E. G. Gates, 2l5 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music. 2l3 Inn
ID. L: Riley & Sons, grocers, 229
Alamo plaza. 1-25-tf
We beg those contemplating the
erection of buildings to call on Ed.
Stoves & Sons, who will save you
money In your purchases.
-Sheern & Burnett. undertakers.
259 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Fine harness and carriage trim
ming at D. Heye, II w. Commerce
street. 26 2m
&C. Fl. Clifford has removed his law
office to Alamo In. building. 2-s-1m.
The Metropolitan Exchange sa-
loon opposite the Gold Mine. Come
and see August Rehberg. 2 l6 I'm
DIR. McGirk, dentist. of Denver,
Brady B'Pd'g. Teeth without plates,
speciality. "a I'm
Door numbers 10c. The Heide.
mann Mfg. Co, East side Main plaza.
The latest arrivals in grey, black,
red and tan slippers, prices from $3.50
up. Sullivan Shoe Go. 2-27-6t
Tar paper at Pauly & Dielmann's.
Tar paper at Pauly & Dielmann's.
-Wsnted-A boy to learn the trade
at the Pacific Planning Mill, east side
of Franklin square. 352t
If you have to sell your horse, go
to Haas & Oppepheimer's and dress
up in twenty-five dollar suit at ten
dollars. 353t
Valuable papers, insurance poll
cies, etc.. should be kept in safe
place. The Lock wood National Banks
safe deposit vault is absolutely
burglar and fire proof. Boxes can be
rented at moderate rates. An inspec
tion solicited. 3:3 lot
-Children's carriages from 81 rs up
to $25 at Paul Wagner. 3 5 1t
The Tyrolean WarbIers at
Scholz's garden Saturday night. 8 2 At
--Hammocks and swings at Paul
Wagner. 35lt
Down ON the Plaza, at Sullivan
Shoe Co.'s, are the best 81 80 and $500
mems shoes. Large shipments just
received. 3:5 ct
-Croquet sets from 81 to "a so at
Paul Wagner. 35 1t
The finance committee of the
Press Association arrangements will
meet next Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at Groos' bank.
The Millinery PaIlor, 327 East
Houston street, opposite Maverick
hotel, Mrs. K. r. Caraway, proprie.
tress, successor to Misses O'COnnor &
Looney. First. class dressmaking a
speciality. Perfect fit guaranteed.
New millinery, latest, styles received
daily. 321m
Free life size crayon portrait.
Mcclure, 253 Commerce street. 1876
Buffalo livery for horses and rigs. I'm
j. j. Olsen & Sons can now be
found at 322 E. Houston street, next
to Maverick hotel. All orders for coal
and wood left there will receive
prompt attention. Telephone 4l9. 1861
The new Eagle Shoe Co, for bar
gains in mems shoes. Call at the
corner of Commerce and Navarro
streets and We will convince you.
ALI the leading daily and weekly
papers and magazines at The Model,
Is West Houston. ct
Cloth top Oxfords, standard
makes, in grey, chek and black, 81. 90;
fine DOngola, pat. tip and plain ST. so,
Sullivan Shoe Co. 356t
"A large stock of Is cents novels at
The Model. ct
The San Antonio Gun club will
open their clay bird shooting season
tomorrow at their club grounds.
Suits to order from SIS up at Val.
Lorra's. Fit guaranteed. J. Lobert,
manager. 35tf
The best $1.O0 Oxford tie in The
the world. Sullivan Shoe Co.'S. 3 set
The mesquite blocks now being
put down on Military plaza are small
or than those first put down, and are
better.
Several OF the Fourth street ladies
spent pleasant day yesterday with
the Misses Stansfield, at South
Heights.
The Lent season gives the dance
musicians achance to rest.
Seven years ago today VIM.
Reuter- opened his saloon, corner of
Alamo and Commerce streets. To-
day he will open his new saloon In
the new building, Alamo and Crockett
streets, and cordially invites all his
friends. 1t
schools Garden concert was we'll
attended last night.
MIR. Otto Moye celebrated his