San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-24
GROCERIES.
LOUIS KUNKEL,
1873 NORTH FLORES STREET.

| l33 NORTH FLORES STREET
A careful observation of the
business interests of this locality
demonstrates the fact that all
branches are sustained by credit
able establishments conducted by
capable businessmen, who are full
| ly abreast of the needs and re-
quirements of the times. Much
credit due this house for the share
it has taken in the commercial in
tereSts of this locality. The store
itself is an excellent one, being
stocked to its fullest capacity with
a fine and desirable assortment of
goods, embracing fine wines and
liquors, staple and fancy groceries,
everything necessary to complete
this line, and very attractive
showing is made in all the latest
novelties, not the least of which
is the unvarying custom of offering
the very best goods for the lowest
prices.
Mr.. Kunkel made his advent in
to San Antonio in 1861. In
1874 he embarked in the bust
ness he now follows on a small
scale. AS the years flew by the
business grew under his careful
management until today it ranks
among the foremost of its kind in
the city. Five clerks are kept busy
serving the wants of the patrons.
Goods are sold locally, throughout
this section, and west Texas as faras
Eagle Pass. .Specialties are made
in fine wines and WHISTLES, of
which very large stock is carried,
also Duffy's malt whisky. The
business is both wholesale and re-
tail. Mr.. Kunkel is one of our
prominent and solid businessmen,
who believes in progression and
has always been found in the front
ranks advocating the upbuilding
of his adopted city. In all his
business transactions he is the soul
of honor, and it is really pleasure
to deal with him.
WILMOT & CARA,
9O4 SOUTH SIDE MILAN SQUARE.
Few articles that enter into daily
consumption are as hard to obtain
of purity and good quality as gro
ceries. 1t is only by the greatest
care in purchasing from first-class
reliable houses that quality can be
assured. In connection with these
remarks special attention is direct
ed to the representative grocery
house of WilmOt & Cara. This
firm was established over year
ago, and is composed of Messrs.
J. WilmOt and A. II. Cara, two
hustling and prominent young
businessmen. They carry large
stock of coffeeS, teas, spices, canned
goods, flour, and in fact everything
pertaining to the trade in addition
to pies, cakes, bread and dried
fruits. The first aim of the house
is to give every customer full value
for the money expended.
c. STUCKE
Began business here in 1866. His
establishment is at 401 East Com
merce street. He deals in dry
goods, groceries, hardware and for
age. Free delivery to any part of
the city.
Al BURGER & BRO,
721 WEST COMMERCE STREET.
This house was established i'm
1889 and no house in San Antonio
bears a better reputation for quail
ty and quantity of articles for sale,
a splendid stock of groceries, hay,
grain, crockery, tin and wooden
ware is always kept on hand.
G.. r. STUMBERG.
2l0 SOUTH FLORES STREET.
In a brief review of the rise and
progress Of the industrial and CONF
mercial establishments and those
who are now cOnspiciously identi-
fed with their management, the
flouriShing establishment of the
above named gentleman is entitled
to more than passing notice, as a
large trade has been secured by
reason Of fair dealing. The bust
ness was fncepted in 1872 and has
lsteadily prospered. A large line
of groceries, oil, notions, etc, are
carried. Two clerks are given en-
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