San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-19

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Mrs. E. G. Gates, 2l5 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music. 213 Inn
st. Louis Front Pressed Brick at
Pauly & Dielmann's. 12l Inn
The Lone Star Ssddlery offer their
stock of goods at cost, in parts, or the
whole business as 1t stands. No. 2l9 s.
Flores st. Alex Varga, Agt. 1:22 dew
-First-class ST. Louis pressed brick,
same as used In Alamo Ins. building,
for sale by Fred. Dingel. Office, Alamo
ms. bldg, third floor. 1:23 Inn
ID. L. Riley & Sons, gro GERS, 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.
Fancy butt shingles Car boIineum
Avenarius, and twelve by twelve
twenty. tours to be had Ed. Sleeves
& Sons lum Der yards.
Doors of fancy designs, also
sashes of every description, to be had
at Ed. Stoves & Sons lumber } ards.
-Elgin Red Pressed Brick at Pauly
& Dielmann's. 81 I'm
-Sheern & Burnett. undertakers.
259 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Fine harness and carriage trim
ming at D. Heye, II w. Commerce
street. 20 Pm
&C. a. 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. 2 16 I'm
Mrs .eAlice Woods, of Del Rio,
Texas, did yesterday at DIR. Cross
infirmary. The remains have been
shipped to her home.
James Brooks, the coIored boy
who broke open sealed freight car
con tsining goods of the U. 8. govern.
ment, was examined yesterday after
noon before Commissioner Price and
discharged.
The Madison;Square church Tis-
sue Paper entertainment takes place
ut Rische's theatre tonight.
Great bargains will be offered in
shoes at the Eagle Shoe company's,
corner Commerce and Navarro streets.
on and after February 20. 2ls If
Shoes cheaper than New York
rates at the new Eagle shoe store,
corner Commerce and Navarro. II
The Eagle Shoe company will
open out ut the corner of Commerce
and Navarro streets, February 20th
with the best stock of shoes tor the
least money ever shown In San Anto-
MO. 219tf
The Beethoven Maennerchor has
begun rehearsing for the next Saen-
gerfest.
The Old Folks concert company
held q nice rehearsal in DR.. J. M.
Gains parlor last night.
DIR. Kennedy has new turnout.
We're not going to give away
shoes tomorrow, but we give ladies
Oxford ties for SIPS that cost So 60 in
shoe stores. JosKE BROTHERS. 1t
Mrs. Marie MiIler's 6-year old son
has been legally adopted by Mrs.
Myrtle Smith.
An affidavit was filed before the
probate court yesterday afternoon
against Christoval Ballejo for lunacy.
He will be tried at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
"A pleasant dance was given by
Mr.. Harry A. Motyear, at 1923 Comal
street, last night.
Lee Allen, colored, charged with
bigamy. was brought in yesterday
from Goliad.
Jesus Ramirez aged Is years, was
married yesterday afternoon to Refu-
gia Sancedo, aged % years.
Miss Annie Binz celebrated her
birthday anniversary last night with
q party of friends at her home on
Dawson street.
$50 pairs Oxford ties on drive to-
morrow at $l.25. JosKE BROS, Shoe
Division. 1t
Mr.. Louis Koenig has found his
Spaniel dog. It had been run over
by street Car and was suffering
from broken leg. Some kind-heart-
ed man at Rische's tn estre bar had
been taking care Of and nursing 1t.
Wanted and wife want po-
sition as driver and cook. Address
A. B. G. this Office. 2l93t
-Losoyo street seds the atten ton
of the street commissioner men or
the street sweeper. 1t Is very dirty.
Otto Peterler died last night..at his
residence on Oakland street.
Crossings are being laid on San
Pedro avenue.
Alderman Santleben's five gas
lamps on Jackson street have not yet
been placed in position.
-Germsnia Lodge, Knights and