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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Eunerati of ui.. u,Hrieu.

The funeral of Miss Annie O'Brien.
daughter OF Mr.. Patrick O'Brlen. OF
Newport News. took place from st.
Mary's Catholic Church Yesterday
afternoon just after the arrival of the
steamer from Newport News, Rev.
Father Doherty conducted the services.
Ihe interment was in st. Mary's Ce
metery,
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Tried 10 on Hi. Horse.

Mr.. l. Is. East, of Norfolk, who owna
the well known horse Wildwood" ssyss
My horse had the halter gaul so bad that
he could scarcely walk. had sean the
marvellous healing effects of Quratol on @
wound OF my brothers., and conceived the
idea that 1t would help my horse. used
two bottles and made a complete euro. IL
Is u wonderful reInedYn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

And still tho great fielding, base
running and tenn work of the "Blue
Birds" avaiieth them nothing, that is
since they met the "Clams" and
Truckers" in the Inst series.
Aud now it is said that Turner, Pc
tersburg's big first basemau, will have
to so to Dallas. Tied" Sullivan has
q claim on him. Poor Petersburg, she
is having lots Of trouble with her
players.
IKE T1ReINIAN is still of the opinion
thnt O'Clock is too late to call "a game
OF ball. Hundreds OF people voice the
same thought aud would appreciate
having the games called not later than
4;45 o'clock. But 80 would suit them
oven better.
Daily umpired yesterdays game in
Richmond, oil reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. But the Norfolks
won, that is glory enough until the
home club meets them again this after
noon when it is the sincere wish Of
everyone of the faithfuls that the act
be repeated.
II DAILY Is going to continue rs an
umpire what is going to become OF Mr.
Hoggins. There are three clubs in the
League protesting against Dafy being
sept, but 1t seoms that Wells. Woodall
nnd Co. pay no attention to their
wishes. but do just to suit themselves.
II RICHMOND loses many more games
you Will hear Il hue and cry about re.
leases. that will ustonish the people. A
stranger wCnld not for moment think
that the Richmond crnnke once boasted
OF having the best pitcherp. tho best
ilelders, fastest bnse runners and bot
ter team work than any club IN the
league,
The following telegram from Mem.
phis explains itself. At a meeting of
officers of the Southern League held
hare to dny, uil tho obligations of the
Memphis baseball club were assumed
by Frnnk Smith, the street car official.
aud Charley Frank was made manager.
The affairs of the club wero put on "a
firm foundation aud the season will be
played ont.
If there is player in the Virginia
League who should appreciate the kind
treatment lie has received, both from
the people and his employers, that
player is Dick Knox, of the Truckers,
aud actions Of the kind he INDUCED III
yesterday Will certainly not make for
him any additional friends. The VIR.
GINlAN advises heroic treatment in
cases Of his kind
The scheme of scheduling two um .
pres and keeping DAILY almost perma
nently in Richmond Is one that origi.
mated IN the mind of Secretary Wood
all, who is interested in the Richmond
clnb III every way. Judge Witt should
use his authority and squelch this
Virginia League baseball autocrat, who
was elected to the position Of secretary
with the distinct understanding that
lie was not to have any authority what.
ever. But from general appearances
and the way he works the umpires, 1t
seems that he is head and shoulders
above everybody else in authority.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

illustrated Catalogue nna Prices Lii
Wool and Admixturo Of Cotton
summer Weight Uudarwear.
These goods are manufactured of tue
finest Australian wool of the highest
grade. Have full limo of ladies, misses
anu children's; also mems shirts. draw.
ers, vests: combination suits and night
dresses. Call for catalogue which gives
full particulars and prices.
Il. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
scoKE uYlyNiNos

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-N Norfolk.
8. Home Runs-Trte and O'Hngau.
Ibree Bnse Hit-Co:e. Two Base
Hlts- Wells, Foster, McGowGn, Me
Gann. late aud HnGer. Bases on
bails-Oh Dinsmore, 3; off Chard, s.
Lett on Bases Richmond, II; Norfolk
G. Struck Out BY Diusmore, 3; bv
Chard, l. Double Plays Berte aud
Wells. Stolen es-Richmond, .;
Norfolk, 2. Wild Pitch-Diusniore.
Time of Gsnae-Two hours and twenty.
Two minutes. Umpire-Daly.
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The Hnpti.t A,,o,,a,,nn

The Union meeting of tho Lower
District of the Portsmouth Bsptiat
ASSOCIATION will convene with st ohm.
Baptist Church, Princess Annie conn.
ty, Friday, June 2Sth. The intro.
ductory sermon will be preached by
DR.. Hall. OF the Park Avenue Baptist
Church.
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a sRappy Eausbund.

DELAWARE, ONO. - After four
months use of Simmons Liver Reou.
lator my wife is almost entirely re-
lieved OF chronic constipsted and
bleeding piles-W. b. Leepsr. Your
druggists sells it in powder OF LIQUID,
The powder to be taken dry or made
into a tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
THE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg-
ers in Norfolk,

Special Dispatch to The virgipiau.
PETERSBURG, Va, June 2O.-Tbe
following telegram was received here
this morning:
BLACKSTONE, June Goth, 1895.
10 Jdi(or city Of PGterSJuyg:
Receive into your jail AMI custody y
Solomon Marablo. Mary Abernnthy
and Poky Barnes, charged with the
murder of Mrs. l.. j. Pollard in county
OF Lunenbnrg on June nth, 1895, to
lie delivered into YOUR custody by
Sheriff OF Luneuburg and safely keen
them until discharged by due course
OF law.
GEORGE G. ORGAN,
Judge Of County Court of Lunen.
burg.
The Juue term of the Hastings Court
OF Petersburg, Judge J. NJ. Mullen,
presiding, opened thIs moruing at ii
o'clock. The grand jury found two
presentments for felony. There were
no cases of special interest disposed of
on the criminal docket.
William Allen. colored, witness in
the case Of Thomas King, charged with
felony. was fined $40 for not beng in
court to answer to his name when il
was ch'ieo. He Was committed to iail
III default OF payment OF the fine.
In the llustIUgs Court to-day Judoe
Mullen fixed July 9th for hearInD
lug argument upon the confirmation nf
the mmisSioner's report Ia the cnsrs
OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany vs the Petersburg Street Railway
Company. The McGulre manufnctur.
ing Company VS.. tho same, and the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company VS..
the Petersburg and Asylum Railwav
Company. Important questions con.
corning the priorities OF the yurions
debts OF the two companies. esnocinlIv
the street railway company, nr. in
voived, and there is n lurgo array of
counsel representing the coniiictipr
interests.
The closing exercises OF st. Josepb's
Catholic School took place this morn.
ing and were quite largely attended
The gold medal for attendance was
awarded TO Master Osborne D'AI.
tom gold medal for appIica.
ton. to Master Willie CoupbIin.
medal for Iili8ent application to study,
to Miss Matte Rahiy; gold pen for
Latin, to Master Charles Bass: gold
medal for distinguished success in AK.
animation. Ia Miss Lizzie Collins: ooIi
medal, awarded by a friend of the
school, was won by Miss Maggie L.
Bailey,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

Capt. l.. Nj. Smith, master OF tho
steam tug Annie, of Richmond, has en-
tered suit Tor $500 against the SCHOONER
Sally and Ellen Tor work dope while
that vessel was in distress in Hampton
creek short while ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

Johnsons Magnetic Oil cures all pains,
internal or external, cramps collie, neural :
gla, rheumatism, Bprsns, bruises. lame
back. plenrsy instantly. 81 size soc: 5Jc
size, 2tc. For sale by W. Il. Ma rtin, drug.
eist ' -" 20
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S37.i79,sOs surpIu.

The Equitable Life Assurance Socie.
" mas nearly twice as much surplus as
any other life insurance company.
a. MYERS. Manager.
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Bnrruss. Son & Co..
BAN KHRS

commercial and other business paper dis
counted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
City bonds and other securities boughk
nnd sold.
Deposits received and accounts invited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent Chargen
moderate.
Draw Bills OF Exchange AMI make cable
transfers TO Europe.
Letters Of credit issued to principal ci.isa
OF the world oo27
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

'hc hichnoid Eirnes sCorrcspoudcnt
With to- days issue of the Richmond
Times, Mr.. John Whitehesd's counec. .
ton with that paper as correspondent
ends. Tho Norfolk news Tor the
Times will IN the future be reported by
Mr.. Jas. A. Pugh, city editor of the
Pilot,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Cam pbcI

CaInpbcil
is making special inducements on all
ms first quality photographs; also on
tine orsyon and color portraits. 172
hain street.
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All Ne,v shnpc. Ia yuchis.

Beaniifnl innll hats. all shapes in
chips and l4eghorns, q tull line OF milf.
merry at Mrs. p. Ries, lO4 Church
stEeet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
HooD's Pills cure all livor ills.


The 1000 White Duck and White
Marseilles Vests, going at G9c-insteal
OF real value, 1925 and $3.50.
TnR HUB,
207 and 300 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

For electric fans aud ventiIatins fans
OF all kinds. address X. Il. Cobb, No.
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Great fsrnefit from slv,d,,.

Hoods Snrsaparilla has done mo more
Soou III IL months than all other medicines
Lave done me IN five wears. am alao
p!eAsed to recommend Hoods Pills Mrs.
Lent. 100 si1th street. Portsmouth, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
NARROW ESCAPE FROMDERTA
A Passenger Train Runs Into a
Floating Bridge.

ne Engine and Baggage Car Showed
Across a Ravne by the Momen.
tum OF the Train and Piled in
Wreck on tine Opposite
Bank. Several Injured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
FOR SALE CAEAp

Twenty-Five cur loads best Timothy
Hay. ). ID. Cofer, 153 Water street,
Phone No. 4. my1olm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

Something like saying to get pick Of
81 nlH S2.oO White Duck aud Marseil
les Vests-fsr only 69c.
The Hun,
201 and 209 Main street
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wonderful sale of White NiarscII,c,
Rtrn NprcRdx.

Tine long expected have at last nr
rived, 800 Mt soc each, worth 75c: 100
at csc each. worth 81: 80 at S9c each.
worth Sl.5O; 80 at &l.l9. worth 81. The
greatest values III white bed spreads
ever shown. on sale now ut Levy Bros.
la Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

Newest Discovery Ext. teeth 40
pain. n. I. d. Rooms, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21

PETERSBURG. June 90. 0.--Petersburg
took tue first of the series from Lynch.
burg this afternoon in we'll played
same. The Hill Climbers could only
connect five times safely with Fore
mans curves, and they were all scat
tered. But for Lipperts error in
throwing wildly to the home plate IN
the second inning, the score would
have been to !.
Brennan, the new catcher from
Texas. made hi0 first appearance on
the home grounds aud by his quick
eingery playing has captured the
crsuks. The features of the game wore
the brilliant fielding Of the home team.
Score:
Petersburg. .....l so 00O0i O. y ,
L!nchburg ......l . 90 0 90 0-3 b /
Batteries-Foremnn and Brennan;
Aagey and Schsbel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
baseball n. viewed From tho Grand
Stund.


Hall is putting up fine game TO.
the Portsmouths.
"Chick" Stnh says thnt Fultz will
JON the Roanoke team In day or two.
Joanes Is without question tho very
best trst baseman IN the Virginia
League.
Hallman got four hits Yesterday.
Little Willie Is doing well, he is an all
round boy.
Sphereomania 10 the name given to
the maludy from which the baseball
cranks suffer.
dead Bird" George Schpebel. of
sho Lynchburgs is ngsin in harness and
catching his oldtime game.
RAThe Portsmouth team have q LITTLE
Willie and big Willie, both pitchers.
You know who they are.
La;timer, late OF the Norfolks. bns
been signed TO catch for the Suffolk.
Va, semi professional tUam.
That line fielding Richmond team
only made eight errors in Yesterdays
game. The pace Is too fast for them.
Thompson, of the "Hill Climb :"
has no superior In this league as nm
outhelder. ''All Is fish that comes TO
his net"
Ted Sullivan had to give up
Thornton md Gilman to Norfolk. go
Gays tho latest news concerning these
two players.
Pop" Mascott Tate is jolying the
nome team in great shape. Three
victories out OF four games played
amt bad bit, now is it?
Willie brandt was presented with o
handsome 5oqnet of flowers yesterday
when he stepped IN the box, Willie
smiled and then pushed ball over the
plate.
Another ono of those fine Richmond
pitchers struck cyclone yesterday.
IN Inc 'Clams didn't do thing for
Dinsmore but rap out fourteen hits off
his delivery.
DICK Knox on the ball field and Dick
knox on the street are different and
distinct personages BE man always,
pick, and don't,act so childish. You
Ee too old for such capers.
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Fhc National League Gninc..
At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia
X H l.
Philadelphia "A 0 0 0 / OOl2- 10 6
BaitinIorv..... y . / ! 90 l. IL ?
Batteries: Cnrsey and Clements;
Clarkson and Clarke.
At Pittsburg-
RI L
iittsburg ........3 6 o so VII - 8
LOUISVILLE. l 2 22ll0- 0-g l3 3
Batteries: Gardner and Sugden; Nc.
Dcrmott, Cunning ham and Xsnsr.
At Cleveland - Cleveland. Chicago
game postponed; rain.
At Boston
Boston.. ....0IlI0OO 20-5 .
Brooklyn .....2 o 3 OlOl-8 I3 q
Batteries: Sullivan aud Iennv:
Stiyetts and Ganzell; Lucid, Gumbert
and Grim.
At New York
New iora.......l 0O2 O4x-l5 Ii s
Washington ....2 U o 4 30 O-G 10
Batteries: Clark and Server; Stock.
dale aud Mcclure.
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BLUE BIRDS PLUCKED Again
She CLANS" Win From the Lead
ers in the Eighth.
Loud Cries to Call the Game When the
Seventh Was Over and Richmond
Was Ahead. It Wouldn't Work
and the N0rfolks Won
Easily.

where the CiUo> pInv To-Day.
Roanoke AZ Portsmouth.
Norfolk ~ l.chmond
l.ynchuuyg I: Petersburg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
SPECIAL EDITION.
John FEST,
One of Our Popular and Progressive
Merchants. Il
HEADQUARTERS AT THE CORNER OF
FREDERICKSBURG ROAD AND
NORTH FLORES STREET.

We desire in this article to draw
the attention of the public to the
excellence of the above named
grocery house, which has been
established since 1883. 1t is de-
serving of recognition as being one
of those enterprises which has con-
tributed it's full share towards
building up large retail trade in
this community. The store pre-
sents a neat and bright appear
ance. Everything in fancy and
staple groceries, country produce,
hay, corn, bran, oats, etc., are kept
on hand and are marked at the
lowest prices to be found in this
locality. Enterprise, push and
business management are charac.
teristic Of the success and popu-
larity of this establishment, which
is a credit to the city, and we
heartily commend it to all as one
worthy of the highest esteem and
one in which the entire confidence
of customers can be reposed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
DRUGGISTS.

THE HOUSE OF BOWLING & FLOOD,
COR. HOUSTON AND LosoYA.
1t was established in 1880, and
by close attention to business and
honorable dealing and thorough
pharmaseutiC knowledge sOOn
pushed to the front, and have
since enjoyed a large patronage and
the confidence of the entire COM
munity.
Within the last two months they
have enlarged and renovated their
store, stocked it with a full line OF
pharmaseutic preparations and all
belonging to their business, en-
bracing all the new chemical and
valuable remedies, also an excel
lent assortment of choice perfumes,
toilet articles and drugs.
They have also erected the most
complete doctors offices in the
city, and are prepared to fill all
doctors prescriptions and supply
their customers to their entire sat
isfactiOn. Their doctors are Drs.
Shropshire, Barnitz, Mcdonald,
Kenney and Flood.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
PRODUCE DEALER.
BOND & CO.,

4O5 EAST HOUSTON AND 654 MAIN AVENUE.
To establish a paying business
used to be considered the work of
an ordinary life time. Modern
methods are very different, how
ever. A few years ago Bond & Co.
established their present business,
and from the very first its success
has been phenomenal. 1t soon had
the leading custom of the vicinity,
and has constantly increased its
trade until now it numbers among
its customers nearly all of our best
citizens. The store is stocked with
a fine quality of fruits, berries,
nuts, and they have also in con-
nection a fish, oyster and game
market. a speciality is made of
poultry both live and dressed, and
Jersey cream and fine butter.
When you need anything in their
line ring up No. 2SS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
TRANSFER COMPANY. q.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER co.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER co.
This well known and progressive
company was incorporated March
z, 1892. The following well known
gentlemen comprise the ofliciate ::
Edward Froboese, president; f. A.
Piper, vice-president, and j. c. a.
Piper, secretary and treasurer, with
ChaS. ZOller as transfer manager.
They do a general distributing, re-
ceiving, forwarding and commits
sion business, with Office and stOr-
age room at 115 and III North
Flores street; stables, $40 DOlOrosa
street. The company gives en-
ployment to from twenty-five to
thirty-five teamsters, have three
depot clerks, a blacksmith, wheel
wright and saddlery shop, in addi-
ton to their office men. They have
large picnic wagon, built on the
order of an omnibus, capable of
holding thirty or forty people; cot
ton, wood and coal wagons, wagons
adapted especially to hauling ma
chinery and the best safe moving
rig in the state. They have their
own patent derrick for hosting
safes as far as the fourth story.
They also do general storage and
commission business. The officers
of the company are all live, wide
awake business men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
BANKING AND COMMISSION.
D. s. a. oPPENHEIMER,
COR. COMMERCE AND YTURRI.

Noh' SVMmEtsSh AMI hlthhi'
In calculating the general aggre-
gate of the commercial Importance
and progress of this place the above
house must not be overlooked, as
it is factor of no insignificant
proportions in the many and varied
enterprises which influence the
prosperity and material advance
ment of the city. They do a gen.
eral banking and commission bust
ness, and in connection with this
are wholesale dealers in dry goods,
boots, shoes and clothing. The
firm was originally established in
1865, and for the last fifteen years
they have been in the banking bus
mess. Two years ago their bank
became separate institution,
apart from their other business.
Some twenty men are given en-
ployment, and the firm consist of
live, progressive business men who
are ever on the lookout to do the
best for their patrons. To such
progressive houses San Antonio
owes her growth and prosperity,
and had we more of the same cali
bre our city would forge to the
front,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
CHAS. A. sALTER,
CORNER HILL AND NORTH FLORES.

GUNNER HILL AMI NOhIh fLOhES'
The grocery of Mr.. Chas. A.
Salter might well be called fami-
ly grocery, for in the line of gro
ceries there is everything obtain
able, that is usually required in all
well regulated households. Moth
ing succeeds like success, is say
ing which in this case is applicable,
inasmuch as Mr.. Salter's success
has been due to the efforts he has
put forth to merit patronage, low
prices and best grades of goods.
He established his business in
1893, and those who have dealt
with him can attest the quality of
the goods he handles. He carries
a large stock of school supplies.
If you areynot already a patron of
RsifshUuse call and learn prices be-
fore going elsewhere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
GROCERIES.
PAUL sAUER,

COR. NORTH FLORES AND MACON STREETS.
In this store is kept on hand
Family flour of the finest brand,
The best grades of teas and coffees fine,
And everything in the grocery line,
There is no more complete groce-
ry house in this city than the one
conducted by Mr.. Paul Sauer. He
carries complete line of staple
and fancy groceries, shelf goods,
etc., and in fact everything Incl
dental to first-class grocery es-
tablishment. Mr.. Sauer incepted
his business in July, 1898, and now
enjoys a lucrative patronage. His
motto is Gull weight, quick sales
and small profit"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
GEO. IoKE & BRO.
5n1 EAST COMMERCE.

To satisfy the palate and accom-
modate the purse is practical art
alid one of much Importance. I'm
like the dealer in many other
wares, the grocer has day after day
to cater to the taste of a discrimi-
mating public and satisfy the wish
of the most fastidious or to be
weighed in his own scales and
found wanting. To meet this con-
slant and exacting demand requires
a certain happy faculty and tact
which few men otherwise shrewd
possess. 1t is for this reason that
this prominent firm has succeeded
SO admirably and has now reached
its present proportions. In connec-
ton with splendid stock of staple
and fancy groceries, Messrs. Icke
& Bro, carries splendid stock Of
dry goods. His goods are sold at
prices beyond competition. If you
are not already patron, remem-
Der Geo. Icke & Bro. hope to make
you one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
NURSERIES.
p. D. HAUsER & SON.
1220 II. COMMERCE. STREET.,

l--o hs NO""hhSh oA-i@A|A'
OF all the pretty nurseries in
San Antonio, this is certainly the
best, both in point of size, beauty,
and the quality of the plants they
raise. They have been in the bust
ness some three years and now
have $1,000 square feet of glass,
which covers ten buildings and
ten frames. All the hot houses are
steam heated and they have every
facility necessary for the produc-
ton of the finest flowers. Three
houses are devoted to the culture
of roses, three for carnations, one
for palms, one for callas and star
JASMINE and one for general pot
plants. In these houses are 1000
rose bushes, 5000 carnations, 500
callas and 1000 different varieties
of plants for cut flower purpose.
You can do no better than to send
him your orders for Xmas decOra-
tiOns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
j. OPPENHEIMER & co.
WEST SIDE MAIN PLAZA.

San Antonio may feel a just
pride in the standing of her whole
sale grocery houses, and chief
among them must be mentioned
the popular and progressive house
of j. Oppenheimer & Co., founded
some seventeen or eighteen years
ago. The premises, on the west
side of the Main Plaza, are ample
for the storage of the large and di-
versified stock. A truly enormous
business is transacted, in which
eight men are given employment.
The territory embraced cover a
radius of at least seventy-five miles
and wherever the goods are sold
general satisfaction has been given.
The individual members of the firm
are live, progressive men, who be-
lieve in building up San Antonio.