San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-15

wines and cigars Call and see
him. 226m
Mrs. E. G. Gates, 2l5 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction In piano
and vocal music. 2l3 I'm
st. Louis Front Pressed Brick at
Pauly & Dielmana's. 12l I'm
The Lone Star Saddlery offer their
stock of goods at cost, in parts, or the
whole business as It stands. No. 219 S.
Flores st. 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
ms. bldg, third floor. l:23 lm
ID. l.. Riley & Sons, grocers, 229
Alamo plaza. 1-25.tf
Ministers of the gospel are re.
quested to call at our drug store and
we will give them free of charge).
one 81 90 box of "Cacterine,n or Elk.
tract of Mexican Cactus. which cures
Catarrh, Hay Fever and all throat
and nassl troubles.
29tt JAMES CLAvIN, Druggist.
-Col. Shapley Ross, of Waco, Tex
as, father of Governor Ross, says that
"Cacterine," the Catarrh Cure, did
him more good than all the other
medicines. For sale by
29tf JAMES CLAvIN, Druggist.
IF. T. Chase, Alvarado, Texas
had catarrh. He gained IS pounds in
seven months by using "Cacterine"
or Extract Mexican Cactus. For sale
by James Clavin. 29tf
Mexican Cactus was thought to
be worthless until 1t was discovered
that 1t cured catarrh. "Cacterine" Is
the remedy. Sold by James Cisvin.
29tf
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 Cal boIineum
Avenarius, and twelve by twelve
twent y. tours to be had at Ed. Stoves
& Sons lumber yards.
Doors of fancy designs, also
sashes Of every description, to be had
at Ed. Stoves & Sons lumber ards
-Elgin Red Pressed Brick ut Pauly
& Dielmapn's. 121 Inn
Sheen 4 Burnett. undertakers.
$50 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Fine harness and carriage trim
ming at D. Heye, II w. Commerce
street. 28 2m
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. tt
Pins and needles at lc per paper
at the Racket store. 1-15-tf
To arrive next Saturday 200 Lig.
ustrums at $3.50 each, at Knox &
Sons, 223 E. Houston street. 211 st
&C. q. Clifford has removed his law
Office to Alamo In. building. 2-s-lm.
New hats, new flowers, just re-
ceived at Moke's Millinery Parlor. st
All our Ladies' and Children q
hose, underwear, gloves and hand
kerchiefs to close out at co st.
1885, Moke's Millinery Parlor.
An immence line of children's
school hats. 1000 black flats at zoe
and 25c each at Moke's Millinery
Parlor. 1885,
Mr.. Henry Sch umacher has sold
his carriage and taken to o bicycle.
He tried 1t Saturday and lett 0 large
excavation where it threw him.
Yesterday was st. Valen tines
day and the postofflce force was over
worked.
Chief of Fire Department Peck
has received his new cart. II IL fitted
with o gong and lantern.
Call and see the lovely spring
gloves at the Leader, 216 w. Com
MERGE street. 2-l5-lm
There were fully one hundred PEG
pie at Trinity church revival service
yesterday who asked for spiritual aid.
The services continue this week.
The Union Slaughter House and
Cold Storage companies have joined
forces.
e. F. Horton, of Greenwood. La. f,
died yesterday from consumption at
Mrs. Ssppington's boarding house.
Novelties in neck wear, yelling
and gloves at the Leader, 2l6 West
Commerce street. 2-l5-lm
-"Our Club" will give dance at
the residence of Mrs. John Stevens,
Feb. 10th.
"A Tissue Paper entertainment is
provided for Friday night at Rische's
theatre.
Mrs. 8. X. Amin, of Flatonio,
died Saturday In this city, from con-
sumption.
"A fellow sat on the gallery rail-
ing of the tower at Fort Sam Houston
yesterday without holding on by his
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