San Antonio Daily Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 362, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 18, 1887 Page: 1 of 4
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B. Smith & Son
Merchant tailore respect'ully Inform
their customers and the public at I urge
that during the hoi days they will make
a reduction of 10 p« r cent on all gar-
ments from regular prices. Satisfaction
and lit guaranteed t ali on them and
price their goods before purchasing else-
where. B. Smith & Son
ia-0-tf 44 West Commerce St.
Volume Vl.—Number 362.
JOSKE BROTHERS j
Chronic grumblers always And times bad—They fall to
see that the fault l es with themselves—Think bust- •
••I ness is not satisfactory because the world goes
Uj wrong—Take things as you And them—Swim
eya rather with than against the tide—Warm
Um weather has caused a decline in zys
[ T ] prices of W
I MEN’S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS £
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Ladies’ Cloaks Shawls and Heavy Dress Goods.
ONo larger stock id found either in DO
medium or fair grades than we carry.
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cq Blankets and Comforters! o
AH at exceedingly low prices which has?
U made our flrm renowned. In our Shoe __
Department we carry at all times double
the assort meat of any house in I
cd Ladies’ Misses’ & Children’s Shoes & Slippers
O Our stock is all wade to order from the _
best selected material. We have no poor Cfj
unfitting goods. Prices warranted tbeo
J lowest In the city. "
JOSKE BROTHERS Alamo St.
JOSKE BROTHERS.
MARK - DOWN -M.OTHING - SALE!
Suits and Overcoats!NEW GOODS! FINE STYLES;!
Inquire for Prices!
Genuine Barge ins!
WOLFF & MARX
Cor. Commerce and Alamo Sts. San Antonio Tex.
H. D. Kampmann President - Ctto Koehler Sec. and Manager
LONE"ST AR
Celebrated Lager and Specially Brewed
- SELECT” BOTTLED BEER-
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE.
SAN ANTONIO - TEXAS.
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT!
h. webrsoN
WITH A—
G-igantic Stock in all Departments!
SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Merchants advertise in various
ways such as “Selling Ont at j
Cost” “Damaged Goods” etc. try- |t-|
ing to gull the public that they |r~* **
possess peculiar advantages by Lj— j
which they are enabled to sell
cheaper than their competitors at ~
r-rn the same time selling at a good
profit. They perpetuate a fraud
PX3 on a generous pul lie by offering a oo
lower grade of g ods which are ~
1 1 palmed off as g- od and sold as i-t—-
-first-class. >—O
j—— Each season it has been my
<—> earnest endeavor to improve the i—r— l
quality and vnake of goods and to
C 5 sell them at a reasonable profit G=>
giving each customer his money’s
l-i-l worth in each purchase. In fol- -
co lowing out this course I have co
been successful and am proud to
gEn 1 say my business has increased
l each year and is now cso
The Largest and Most Complete Establishment of
the Kind in the South.
the Season 1 will offer extra Inducements in all
L. WOLFSON.
N. W.sCornerjMain Plaza. San’Antonio Texas.
San Antonio Daily Light
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1887.
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Globe Con-
densed and Boiled Down.
Sheriff Oglesby Resigned.
Special to tbe Light.
Eaglk Pass Tex. Jan. 18 1887.
Captain T. L. Oglesby has resigned
bis position as sheriff of Maverick
county. By action of the county com-
missioners Capt. Cook has been appoint-
ed his successor. The appointment
gives general satisfaction. J. M. G.
The Inaugural.
Special to the Light:
Austin Tex.. Jan. 1811:30.
The Inaugural Is In progress with a
grand mill tary display. The companies
from Burnett and Fort Worth are pres-
ent. Congress avenue Is crowded with
thousands of people and vehicles. B.
Fire at New Minster. B. C. cremate
three.
Indiana democrats unseat Senator Me-
llon aid.
McQuade the bondler has gone to
Sing Sing.
Surveyor General Dawson of Colo-
rado is dead.
El Paso has a new bank. Cash cap-
ital $l5O 000.
South France very generail}' shaken
by earthquake.
Heavy snow storms prevent out-door
labor In Scotland.
Pension bill disbursing $75000000
passes tbe senate.
Hog cholera prevalent in sections of
Illinois and lowa.
The New Jersey coal handler’s strike
remains unchanged.
New Jersey senate postpones organi-
zation until Thursday.
Father McGlynn’s congregation pro-
test against his removal.
The late elections in Greece were very
favorable to tbe ministry.
Dominion parliament dissolved. New
election ordered February 22.
Emperor William takes the defeat of
his army bill very much to heart.
The Austrian Reichi-rath has been
summoned to meet on the 28th Inst.
Senate kills proposition to have steno-
graphic reports of Texas legislature.
Heavy snow storms in Minnesota and
Dakota cause trains to be abandoned
Governor confirms Kose and Bracken-
ridge as regents of thg State university.
Germans in England notified to be
ready to return for military duty in 24
hours.
Patti has not cancelled h»r Los Angelos
engagement but bolds tbe boards there
tonight.
The entire anthracite coal miners of
America form a union for profit and pro-
tection.
W. B. Eick merchant of Richmond
Texas goes insane at Capitol house
Houston.
Henning held for murder in connec-
tion with the Fort Worth riots is re-
fused bail.
Secretary of the treasury presents es-
timates of deficiencies for 1887 to amount
$2279995.
Galveston and other Texas cities emp-
ty their politicians and fashionables in-
to Austin today.
A bill is before tbe Austin bouse to
punish blacklisting with a tine of from
$lOOO to $2000.
Vera Cruz Mexico stops all public
gambling. Cover It up and goit in se-
cret is the order.
Tbe Russian ports in the north Paci-
fic. it is reported will be closed against
foreign vessels.
Four tramps burned a cotton car
which took fire as the train was pulling
into Paducah Ky.
Tbe unvalid pensions bill passes the
house; also tbe senate amendment on
Mexican pensions.
Minister McLane complimented Bou-
langer and tbe French army at tbe re-
cent Yorktown anniversary.
Buckskin Joe is looking up Texas
lands for bls 300 families. He will pro-
bably settle in Martin county.
Mias Van Zandt’s aunt from whom she
will inherit her fortune if at all is
heartbroken over her niece's folly.
Cholera is reported epidemic all
through the upper Platte country above
Montivedo and hundreds dying dally.
Three persons were smothered to
death at Troy by odorless gas from leak-
ing mains and twenty others stupifled.
Cleveland approves the amendment
to the civil service rules appointing ad-
ditional boards of civil service examin-
ers.
Sunset Cox is seriously sick. His phy-
sicians will not admit that his present
condition is alarming but say it may be-
come so any moment.
Kaufman commission man of St.
Louie sues the Spanish government for
$50000 damages for false imprisonment
and abuse in captivity.
Miss Clara Barton president of the
National Red Cross association is com-
ing to Texas to Investigate the condi-
tion of drowth sufferers.
The senate favor home rule in the
matter of Territorial appointment and
will not confirm persons appointed from
other states or territories.
Two British India officers have been
arrested at Moscow as spies. They had
military sketches and claimed they bad
come to learn the Russian language.
Tbe Pittsburg end of tbe Van Zandt
family disown and disinherit the Chi-
cago branch for permitting Nina to en-
ter into marriage engagements with
Spies.
Ross arrived at Austin at 11:45 last
night accompanied by military music
100 hundred ladies and hundreds of gen-
tlemen. Moore of Eastland is secre-
tary of state.
Armour has tackled tbe eight hour
system in the interest of the Chicago
contractors and throws tbe weight of
his money and influence In favor often
hoars a day.
The supreme court of tbe United
States affirms tbe decision of the St.
Louis criminal court sentencing John
Hays to death for the murder of one
Mueller in 1881.
Gen. Hazen died Sunday night and
will be buried tomorrow. The body will
rest temporarily In ene of tbe Washing-
ton city cemeteries ur.til Mrs. Hazen's re-
turn from abroad.
The International Brick Layers’ union
denounce all affiliation with socialists
anarchists communists or any organiza-
tion opposed to sustaining tbe laws and
the flag of tbe government.
Miss Nina Van Zandt who wants to
marry Anarchist Spies cannot get a
license. Her friends have forbidden the
Issuing of license and County Clerk See-
gur will not issue one unless legally
compelled to.
Belmont of New York introduces a
bill in congress debarring British ves-
sels from Canadian porta which dis-
criminate against American vessels en-
tering United States ports. It is a retal-
iatory measure.
Boulanger has ordered photographs
taken of all military officials ana em-
ployes of the war office and has adopted
a system of verification which will pre-
vent spies from gaining Ingress or egress
where troops are mobilized.
Tbe Chicago $13000 was applied to
clearing Mrs. Logan’s home Calumet
place Washington from all Incum-
brance. and she now owns the property
the children and heirs of Gen. Logan
Joining In tbe deed of conveyance.
Bills are before tbe senate for a high
bridge at St. Louis. For right of way
through Indian Territory for Fort Scott
and Texas railway and for removal of
national quarantine station at Ship Is-
land to some other station In tbe gulf or
tbe Mississippi delta.
A schooner with 100000 pounds of
giant powder on board went ashore near
tbe cliff house twelve miles below San
Frwclsco. Tbe crew went ashore In
boats. The pounding on tbe rooks ex-
ploded tbe powder. The shock was felt
fifty miles inland and ten miles out at
sea. Tbe Cliff bouse was wrecked and
much damage done along the coast.
No earthquake shock ever shook the
earth as did the explosion.
Thb way that Grover Is tallying tbe
congressmen now In Washington is in
most marked contrast to tbe way he
formerly snubbed them when they ap-
proached his august presence. Grover Is
evidently coming to understand that as
a politician desiring re-nominatlon be
cannot afford to snub the men who hold
the Issues of his political life or death In
their bands. Grover Is very bull-headed
but he knows in what stall his presi-
dential fodder is kept.
PERSONAL.
W. G. Kingsbury is In Austin.
Captain C. C. Gibbs left for Austin this
morning.
George Dullnlg has gone on a visit to
his ranch at Bisterdale.
Mr. John T. Lytle is again In the city
from his ranch.
Mr. J. Monroe Ogdena prominent cit-
izen of Macon Ga. is at tbe Menger.
Miss Agnes Clamb of Georgetown is
visiting friends in the city.
Gen. N. G. Shelley of Austin Is at the
St. Leonard.
Judge J. B. Polley of Floresville Is at
the St. Leonard.
Messrs. Louis S. Berg and H. D.Kamp-
roan returned today from St. Louis
where they have been on private busi-
ness.
Capt. H.M. Donohoo and family and
Jules Reich Jr. of Seguin are at the
Menger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blocker and Susie
West of Austin are guests at the Men-
ger.
Capt. Albert Barnitz retired late of
the Seventh cavalry at one time sta-
tioned here who is a relative of Dr.
Barnitz. la visiting friends in the city.
The Hon. V. A. Nelson Hood who has
been on a trip to Davenport baa te-
turned to the Maverick.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warshauer and fam-
ily arrived at the Menger yesterday
from Shreveport La. and are looking
around tbe city.
—Wanted.—Lady to solicit among
milliners. Good salary. Apply at
Light office.
Prof. A. J. H. Barbour is in the city.
—A delegation of the Belknap Riffes
has gone to Austin to take part in tbe
Inaugural festivities.
— Tbe San Antonio Rifles will not go
to Austin. A few members left on this
afternoon’s train.
New Sults.
New suits filed in district court:
Ex-parte Joseph Binz for removal of
disabilities of minority.
T. C. Frost vs. W. H. Jennings suit
on note.
Flory’a Surprise.
A merry party consisting of the
Misses Hoefner Josephine and Bertha
Bauer Marie Nita Sofie and Amelia
LacosteLizzie and Lula Campbell Lillie
Meyer Ellen JohnsonPauline Schramm
Maggie Glanton. Mrs. Ferd. Herff Mrs.
Schramm Mrs. Glanton Messrs. Lucien
Lacoste Hermann Dreiss Gilbert anil
Edgar Schramm Albert Von Thaden.
Willie Heberer Willie Sohuwirth T.
Johnson A. Schenck Capt. Edgar
Schramm Ferd. Herff and L. W. Mad-
arasz assembled at tbe Campbell resi-
dence last night and preceeded by
musicians they walked to tbe Flory
residence on South Laredo street whe r e
they proposed to surprise the inmates.
They succeeded admirably in tbeir
object but were warmly welcomed by
the hostess Lula Flory Joe Flory and
In a short time all were engaged in
dancing games singing and all things
that are usual at well regulated sur-
prise parties. At midnight tbe merry-
makers returned borne and all seem to
have well enjoyed tbe expedition.
Recorders Court.
Chas. Morrison quarreling and fight-
ing $5.
Mariah Wilson vagrant continued.
Nellie Nichols vsgrant continued.
Bettie Scott disturbing the peace dis-
missed.
E. Montague fighting $5.
P. Garcia drunk $5.
W. H. Woods drunk $5.
M. Armstrong drawing a pistol dis-
missed.
P. Capetra drunk $5.
J. L Oakly $5.
The Ladles Indignant
A meeting was held at tbe Orphans
home for tbe election this morning and
it is reported that resolutions were
passed contradicting the statements
made in yesterday’s Light respecting
the status of tbe home. Those resolu-
tions were it is said sent to tbe Light
for publication but at the time of going
to press the messenger had not reached
the office. . _ .
Cheas.
All parties interested in the game of
chess are invited to meet Thursday
night at 8 o’clock at Mikado club rooms
on Commerce street over O’Connor <t
Sullivan’s bank for tbe foundation of a
obese club. By-laws and plan of organ-
ization will be submitted. By order of
:Gzo. H. Kaltktkr Chairman.
STRAWS SHOW THE WAY THAT THE
WIND BLOWS
Mayor Callaghan has been mending
bls fences to some purpose; be and one
of tbe antagonistic alderman have
smoked the pipe of peace and mutually
rubbed off their war paint. The lamb
and the lion now repose lovingly side
by side.
The legislature is not likely to do any-
th'ng except drink and gamble until
the senatorial election Isover.
Straws are light and Insignificant
things but. nevertheless they show iiow
the wind blows. I take no note of the
female straws of San Antonio fust now
but may do so later on.
The Y. M. C. A. Is raising funds with
which to purchase some new-fangled
musical Instrument with a long name
but it would do far better were It to In-
vest Its funds In deeds of charity. In re-
lieving tbe wants of the poor and saving
poor and desperate women from prosti-
tution. Benevolence Is what churches
need to commend them to tbe people.
Jackson and Cooke opened tbe muni-
cipal campaign In vigorous style- but
Jackson could not stand up under a
knock down argument. Fighting Is a
poor pastime.
The ancients bad the right Idea of
what education should consist In moral
and mental training—we bld fair to
omit moral training entirely.
The only way to cheek murder is to
punish murderers according to law.
The cer.alnty of punishment is what
deters persons from tbe commission of
crime and convictions for murder are
so extremely rare as to surprise. Scat.
Electric Light Plant
For some time past the project of
ormlng an electric power and lighting
company lias been mooted among a few
capitalists of San Antonio and tbe mat-
ter is assuming some shape. A Mr. C.
M. Coen an electrician of St. Louis baa
made several visits to San Antonio re-
cently and waged bls claims quite suc-
cessful in favor of a 90 arc plant and It
la understood that he has bad tbe re-
fusal of establishing the plunt here.
The Ban Antonio Gas company Is said
to be backing the enterprise but none
of the officers of the Gas company will
divulge anything definite In regard to
the matter. Tbe original scheme was
to form an electric power company for
use in our flouring mills breweries and
street railway line gas and ice works
and for lighting the streets of tbe cities.
Coen has several times met and beld
consultations with some of our business
men and is now in St. Louis awaiting a
telegram which when sent will sum-
mon him to San Antonio.
Refrigerator.
Looks as though tbe dark horse (Ban
Antonio) was going to win In spite of its
sleepy citizens. A quiet meeting was
held Saturday and it is understood some
$75000 have been pledged for the enter-
prise; at least a telegram from parties
abroad say this is tbe case and tbe money
will be forthcoming If tbe enterprise Is
established here. Tbe stockmen want it
here. A meeting will be beld this after-
noon.
Wedding In High Life.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Halfl have issued
cards of invitation to tbeir friends to
witness tbe nuptials of their daughter.
Miss Hennie Halt) and Mr. Frederick
Goldsmith of New York to take place
at Temple Beth El at eleven o’clock
Wednesday morning February second.
Casino Election.
Tbe annual election of officers of the
Casino association occurred last night
and resulted In the old officers being re-
elected as follows:
President—Jacob Waelder.
Vice-President—Gustav Groos.
Secretary—Alex Kuhn.
Librarian—R. C. Stiddig.
Trustees—Ed. Steves Sr. H. L. Deg-
ener A. Dreiss.
Three new members were elected viz:
A. A. Maher M. Cohen and F. Von
Thaden.
Art Union.
The Van Dyke Art union held a meet-
ing yesterday afternoon and made fur-
ther arrangements for tbeir coming re-
ception which was postponed from the
27th to the 31st on account of tbe parlors
of the Menger hotel being engaged for
an excursion party on that day. There
will be another meeting Friday at 3:30
p. m. for both active and passive mem-
bers.
For Murder.
The Gibson murder trial began in tbe
district court this morning and work of
summoning a jury was commenced.
The first venire was soon exhausted and
one juror a colored man named Breck-
enridge was secured. Another venire
was ordered and court was adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock to
wait for it. _
Returned Home.
Major D. N. Bash and his assistant
Mr. Dan Basb have returned from a trip
to Forts Davis Clark Hancock Pena
Colorado Eagle Pass and Del Rio and
in tbeir absence have distributed about
$50000 to Uncle Barn’s soldier boys. All
the sections that they have visited are
very dry; rain is wanted and business is
reported dull.
County Commissioners.
At the meeting of the county commis-
sioners court yesterday bids were
opened for tbe building of two county
bridges. Tbe bids did not suit them and
at their meeting today they decided to
throw out all tbe bids and ordered Mr.
Wm. Freeman to prepare plans and
specifications for the bridges after
which bids will again be called for.
The commissioners also examined into
the boundary Unes of the county election
precincts.
Yesterday in the probate court Mrs.
Ada M. Cox was appointed guaraian of
Ethel and Willie Cox bond fixed at
$4000.
In tbe estate of I. A. Paschal supple-
mental application for sale of land was
approved.
Claims of Wm. Cohen against estate
of J. P. Murphy deceased were ap-
proved.
This morning tbe application of M.
Feiile for letters of temporary adminis-
tration of estate of M. F. Francois de-
ceased was granted.
New Paper.
Mr. C. W. Crozier recently of tbe
Times’ reportorial staff is about to en-
gage in the newspaper business on bls
own account and will bring forth next
Sunday and every Sunday thereafter a
society paper “The Public Opinion”
which will be of eight pages on tinted
paper.
—Mr. Joe Berger is now the father of
a fine little girl which arrived last
night. Mother and child are well.
DON’T MISS
THIS CHANCE!
Unheard of Prices in Dry Goods- -We are Determined to Make Om
Prices So Loy That Everybody Can Buy.
Ladies’ Cloaks. Clothing.
&o Ladled Cloak*. all kinds $4 Si) « Men’s Suite only left for 90
40 Ladles* Dolman*. new styles .. 760 Boys’ Suita very very cheap 0n1y.... 280
IUU Wraps different kinds all new Fino Genin CaMimere Suits only •U 0
styles ui) to >l5 U 0 Splendid Men's Overcoats only S 00
Misses’ Cloaks. Shoes.
Large Annortinent.only M 50 Ladies’ Kid Button Boots fl 50
Misaee’ UlMer* 5 UJ Very Fine Kid Button Boots 2 50
Very Stylish Ones 050 Misass'Good Quality Button Boots. 200
Children's Cloak* >76 Ladles’ Real Hand-Sewed Button 4 00
Carpets. Blankets.
Ingrain Carpets new line 25c a yard 10-4 White Woolen Blenkets *4 00
Super Carpets bright patterns bOc. a yard 11-4 Fine Quality Blankets 0 00
All Wool Super Extra 75c. a yard 12-4 Fine California Blankets >OO
Brunseh Carpets only 75c. a yard Quilts from fl 00 to 1 00
Dry Goods. Underwear.
At 10c per yard Worth 260. Ladle’ Knit VmU Soo.
for «>c. per yard Handaotaa. ..Worth Me. Children'. Knit V«u 25c.
For 75c. per yard All-Woo 1 Good. Gent.' Knit Shirts Wo.
sold everywhere at 31 00 Gents' Fancy Sulu *1 75
BE SURE TO CALL AT
HAAS & OPPENHEIMER
212 and 214 COMMERCE STREET.
And look at our Immense Bargains before you buy.
RIVERSIDE" CAFE - RESTA URANT.
SIMMANG & HAM PEL* Proprietors*
Lunch and Meals I Oyster FishJGame
lZ*Sm AT ALL HOURS. I WHEN IN SEASON.
THOS. F. KERR
Roofing and Paving Contractor.
Office—Room 3 Soledad Block.
COMPOSITION GRAVEL AND SHELL ROOFING
The most durable and economical roofing used. Many of the finest buildings in tbe United
States are covered with It. In Chicago W per cent and in St. Louis Mi) percent of tbe buildings
in the fire ilinlis this rooting In used. Upon tbe New Opera Houw any many other flue blocks
in this city this rooting is used.
GUARANTEED FOR 5 TO 10 YEARS.
14T Reference given to roofing of 15 to 3U years’ standing. 1-12-tf
To oar customers and patrons all par-
ties having beer kegs belonging to Lone
Star Brewing Co. are requested to
please return (bcm or leave them where
oar drivers can get them.
lOt Ix>nk Star Brbwing Co.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SouTncKN Hotkl.—Lytle Crawford Galves-
ton Texaa; D G Frank Pecos Co Texas; K
Griffith Uvalde: Harry C De Laney Philadel-
phia; D W Weaner and wife Austin; Dr H T
Wolff. Marlon; G L Zeater Sedalia; George
Broek man San Angelo; Charles H Mayfield.
Bexar Co; W H Harris Marion; J T Harris
Utopia; W J Grubbs. Belmont; F H Barthum
Fredericksburg U G Starr. Houston A Q Wii-
«on Jr. Bani ii; .Imies McClusky Bexar Co;
Ed McCarty. Kansas City Mo; Miss Frank
White Hockport.
Mkngkk Hotel—JnoT Lytle Kanche; W D
Driskill Spearfish Dakota Territory; H M
Don ho and family Seguin; Frank M Mosher.
W P Mosher. St Louis; J R Blocker wife two
children and M*rvunt. Miss Susie Parker. Aus-
tin; Waiter A Lyon New York; Julius Kelch;
Seguin: Mrs H M Wooster. Miss Wooster Mrs
C F Endby Waco; N J Ciaytou Galveston;
Sam Warshauer wife am! two children.
Shreveport. La; Chas N Kight M&C R R; P
Waldschmidt. New Braunfels; L Haynes.
Laredo; W Spence Dallas; A Flacbe Gonza-
les; O Ellis Uvalde.
A Remarkable Tribute.
Sidney Ourchundro of Pittsburg Pa.
writes: “I have used Dr. Wm. Hall's Bal-
sam row thb Lumgs many years with the
most gratifying results. Tbe relieving influ-
ence of Hall’s Ralsam is wonderful. The
pain ond rack of the body incidental to a tight
cough soon disappear by the use of a spoon-
ful according to directions. My wife fre-
quently sends for Hall’s Balsam instead of a
physician and health is speedily restored by
its use.’’
Justice Barnes’ Court.
The two Polish tramps are on trial for
highway robbery.
Charles Staten for making an assault
was fined $2O and pnt under a $2OO peace
bond. He went to jail.
Montgomery Armstrong’s examination
was held and he was put under $3OO
peace bond towards his wife. He
gave It.
Ellen Blocker vs. F. N. Crutcher for-
cible entry and detainer dismissed at
cost of defendant
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby iriven that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name of L Orynskl 4 Co. has
been dissolved on the Unit of January. 1887 by
limitation and mutual consent. Mr. L Orynski
will continue the drug business at the same
stand and he alone Is authorized to use tbe
flrm name in liquidation of assets and liabili-
ties. L. ORYNSKI
R. H. HCNSTOCK
F. A. BROOKS.
San Antonio Texas Jan. 171887.
Referring to the above I beg to assure my
friends and patrons through this city state
Mexico that 1 will endeavor to deserve the
continuation of their patronage so liberally
bes'owed upon my house In the past and will
spare no efforts to make this the second to
none Wholesale and Retail Drug House in the
state. Respectfully
1-18-lin L. ORYNSKI.
Marketa by Telegraph.
(Expressly reported for the Light by E. G
Palmer 4 Co. 21 Soledad street.!
New York January 18.—Cotton—Futures
Steady. January. ». 39 bid; February 9 42@
9.43 c: March9.53®9.54c; April 9 83a«.Mc; May.
9.71^9.72c
New York. January 18 12:20 p. m.—Cotton
Futures—Second Call—Barely steady. Janu-
ary. 9.37@9.38: February 9.40@9.41c; March.
9.51®9 52c: April. 9.81@9.82c; May 8.711&9.72.
Niw York Jan. 181:20 p. m.—Stock Market
—Delaware and Lackawana. 13GH; Northwest-
ern 74: St. Pkul 90.
Chicago. January 18.—Grain and Provision
Market—Wheal — May delivery 8514 c. Corn-
May delivery 41 No. Pork — May delivery
12.17 H. Lard—May delivery 8.65.
New York. January 18.-Coffee-Market
active and higher; Maren delivery 13.06.
Farmers' Drug Store
No. 318 East Commerce street has stIII on hand
one hundred choice odors of Triple Kxtrscta.
Ladles and gentlemen will ph-aae remember
that 11. A. Blair has a Oret-clMs pharmacy
where nothing Is substituted giving always
what la required and only fresh and pure
drugs dispensed. Prescriptions from any
physician entrusted to h s care are carefully
and accurately compounded. Telephone No.
2M 1-11-ly
Only $5 a Year
|Own Your Home.
The books are now open for subscrip-
tion to the sixth series of the Merchants
and Mechanics Building and Loan asso-
ciation. Apply to W. A. Bonynge sec-
retary room 8 Soledad block. 11-16-3 m
OSCAR BRROSTROM! T R. GRAT
BERGSTROM & GRAY
Undertakers Funeral Directors
Livery Stables & Hacks Connected
Hacks Nos. 10111213.1415. Undertaker’s
office 24 Blum street and stables opposite
Monger hotel. Bodies embalmed and snipped
to all points In tbe Union. Only White Hearse
in the city. Open day and night. Tel. 18.
A Splendid Investment.
Ten shares of tbe International Build-
ing and Ix>an association first series for
sale by H. Schultze jr.. No. 9 West Com-
merce street. Blds received until Feb-
ruary 1. l-15-6t
Cut Rates.
G. N. Allen railroad ticket broker
local and overland tickets bought sold
and exchanged. One to ten dollars saved
on all tickets purchased at Southern
Hotel. 12 28-1 m
Wood ForgSale.
Best post oak wood for sale at 4.75 per
cord delivered. Send orders to M Bast-
ian 301. Blum street. tf
The Rapidity of Progress Toward Health
Even when a good remedy for disease Is se-
lected. depends in some measure upon the
manner In which it Is taken. Irregular inter-
rupted doses can afford no fair test of the ef-
ficacy of any medicine however salutary.
Taken in proper doses at prescribed Intervals
a reliable curative will effect the object of its
use. Among remedies which systematically
and persistently used accomplish thorough
and lasting cures and prevents the recurrence
of periodic disease Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-
ters ranks specially high. In cases of dys-
pepsia dcb'llty rheumatism fever and ague
liver complaint. Inactivity of the kidneys and
bladder constipation and other organic mala-
dies. it is a tried remedy to wh ch tbe me 'leal
brotherhood have lent their professional
sanction and which as a tonic alternative
and household specific for disorders of tbe
stomach liver and bowels has an unbounded
popularity.
Healthy Children.
Not long since the wife and children
of Superintendent Smith of the (>oor
bouse at San Antonio were down here
on a visit to relatives. Mrs Smith’s
children are very healthy and fine look-
ing and attracted the attention of a
stranger. He aaked whose they were
and where they were from. When told
they were raised in tbe poor bouse he
remarked: “Great Caesar! If they
raise such children as those in tbe poor
houses in this country what kind could
they raise in this beautiful open poet
oak country?”—[Floresville Chronicle.
Mrs. H. M. Worster Miss Worster and
Mra. C. F. Endley ot Waco have apart-
ments at the Menger hotel.
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