San Antonio Daily Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 46, Ed. 1 Monday, March 14, 1887 Page: 1 of 4
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B Smith & Ron
Who are strictly tirM-dau merchant
tailors are uuw r< ceiviog a tine Jine of
spring arid fummrr Minings of German
English Scotch ami French goods. Our
prices an “wny down.” Satisfaction
and tit guaranteed. ( all on them and
price their gi od- before purchaalngelae-
where. B .'Mint & Bon
12 9-tf No. 44 H eat Commerce St.
Volume Vll—Number 46.
JOBKE BROTHERS
Are now showing Exquisite Novelties In
SPRING CODOS.|
Prices This Season Lower Than Ever!
Good News for the Suffering Multitude!
Those who want to dlsoard their heavy gar-
ments for the Cool and Airy Dresses of Spring
wIU be delighted to know that we have
already received the largest Hneof White
Goods Union and Pacific Lawns Lace
Buntings Fancy Checked Piques
eto.. etc. ever shown in this mar-
ket. Flue lot of leading styles of
PARASOLS PARASOLS
Fancy Coaching 1 ace Covered.
Lace Trimmed Plain Coach-
ing and Mourning in great
abundaance at low prices.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
THE PIONEEB 1-CEIT STORE.
13 &IS NORTH ALAMO ANOLOSOU STREETS.
RIVERSIDE • CAFE ■RESTAURANT.
simMANG 4 HAMPEL Proprietors-
Lunch and Meals ; Oyster Fish Game
UMm AT ALL HOCHS. I WHEN IN SEASON.
H. D. Kampmann President - Seo. and Manager
4(lone
Celebrated Lager and Specially Brewed
- SELECT” BOTTLED BEER-
CUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE.
SAN ANTONIO - ■ - TEXAS.
BRAG : IS: NOT • BRAG
When It is built on fam. tt Is simply a proper presentation of M BRIT. and is Business
and Enterprise. But. after all the rood* themselves are the Touchstone.
See for las la nee the qualities and prices of our Mammoth
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Of roods now being received and opened cult for publie inepeotlon. These
roods are al I of the latest and in<«t approved styies and makea. fresh from the
importers and manufacturers and consist of every aruele to he found in a
FIRST CLASS MERCANTILE ESTABUSHMENT
We can only mention that we keep drees roods of all qaalttmc. all grades of
ladies' underwear all articles for misses and children. It m>uid be impossible
to SQUinerate in a small advertise nt. However special attention is called to
Out fine line of
SILK FABRICS
Consisting of all qualities from H<ht sum
mer to the very highest quality of Lyons
eros-gram- nothing richer or better Our
display of silks will ©apt are the heart of
any lady. It is the most complete la tbe
*ty-
Thee in tbe Mne of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Weare rrepared to offer rreet indnee-
meuta. Our nook of hate bonnets Bow-
ora feathers trimmings and aH the para-
phernalia that goesto make up a "lore of
a bonnet” or hat la more complete than ।
erer. Our experienced artiste trim and
ornament In the moot modish style.
We also here some
NEW THINGS IN LACES
Aa well ea other novelties fa the trim-
ming end embrotdory line which the la-
dies should by all means see. They will
find them the latest and freabest.
Don’t judge our goods by the price. Tt Ie the war are bay that lets us cell so
cheaply — cheaper >a many oaten than other dealers cat got the goods
for at wholesale. This also applies to
White Elephant Clothing House.
Our clothing More to bow what wo have kxif w'ebed to make It ample and
tasteful. Not of a Bort to diacrhxt c the stnok. The ttook to better. Constant
prorreea marks ita movement. 1 ter better tkmgs are coming to be better un-
derstood. so people tell ue. and to do t tee bMm Tbto to not only for the men;
youths and boys are oared for wth ©quel taele aud oomfort. Furnishing
goods boots shoes aad hats la this department.
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
This department to completely Mocked with every erttotota the furniture
line from the cheapest to theaoMMeet. !■ house funHstoiag roods every ar*
ttole used in a household ean be found. Our stock and prioee aery eeutpetinun.
f UTPIP 77 QHV M a* n Plaza and Acequia Sts.
*-/o IVL/L/IoT/At San Antonio Texas.
Oao. H. Kaltsybb. B. J. Maubrmanit W. E. Jobbs C. B. Baumbergbr.
President. Secretary. Sup'L Manager.
ALAMO CEMENT COMPANY
Manufacturers of
Alamo Portland and Roman Cement Gray and Hydraulic Lime and Building Stone.
WAlso Dealers In Imported and Domestic Cements. White Lime Hair Plaster and
Chimney Plues. Our cement Is used In the building of ths naw State Capital
Office and Warehouae 807 and 200 Aesqula atreL Worka SAd Quarry near bead of Hirer.
San Antonio Daily Light.
Theo we have an unexcelled line of
Wash and Light Woolen Fabrics.
Such as lawws giagbama sateens stilus
eriuklee. ourdonottea nuns veiling drop
d'alma spring cashmere and in fact
every other brlMiaot and useful dress
fabric to be found in the great marts of
the country thia wweou
In the Une of
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS
We are as us«M la tbe toad. Our stock is
complete and eaeafient. The same mar
be sed for mtoaee’ and children's wear.
In hosiery all geode from cotton to the
finest silk can be found in endless variety
of str toe snapes and colors as weil aa
prices.
Ju our line of
Gloves Handkerchiefs and Fan*
The ladles can surely make a selection
fr<na ths well selected variety. There an-
al! styles and grade** —sewo ed with a view
to ibe wants of our ontuaopolitan trade.
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts of the Olobe Condensed
and Boiled Down.
Dominion will take no action on flsh-
eries this legislative seeaiou.
The English liberals will oppose coer-
cion to the end that much is ceriain.
DeGiers has invited Lessups to St.
Petersburg but the engineer declines.
Kuss in is not trusted even while re-
fraining from interference In Bulgarin.
An Italian transport has Marled for
Massowuh with 700 troops on board.
The Greek chamber passes the reply
to tbe speech from the throne 88 io 36.
Roehealer mechanics will demand a
nine hour day after April 1.
flags are al half-mast in De Kubiak
Springs for (. apt. Eads.
The Ohio river is steadily falling; the
Mississippi is gradually rising.
Persons not citizens caunul locate and
build railroads in Arkansas hereafter.
Grocery and two vacant stores burned
at Grapevine Texas.
The sister of the late Samuel Tilden
died in New York Saturday aged 78
The State Universalist association
meets in Dallas next Friday.
France will raise duty on flour oats
starch and ship biscuit.
Tbe Italian chambers have been pro-
rogued and dissolution is more than
probable.
Russia will refrain from any inter-
ference in Bulgarian affairs so says
Nord.
Baron Cboppln the last member of th"
provisional government of Belgium in
1830 is dead.
Bismarck’s scheme for taxation will
not be brought forward until the au-
tumn session.
Orders are issued in Warsaw for ibe
construction of vast barracks on the Gal-
lician frontier.
There is little hope of the reunion of
tlie English liberals. Chatnberlaiu bus
done bis work effectually.
The new alliance between Italy. Ger-
many and Austria contains nothing ini-
mical to France.
A company has been organized to
work the Palo Pinto coal mines in this
state. Tbe beds are broad and deep.
~Monaci will be erected into a bisbop-
rick at tbe approaching papal consist-
ory.
Herr Mannlicher the inventor of the
Austrian repeating rifle gets tbe iron-
cross decoration.
The czar sends grand dukes Vludemir
and Michael and suites to congratulate
Emperor William on his birthday.
The strike on the New York Penn-
sylvania & Ohio road continues. No
change apparent.
Capt. Eads’death doesnot uflect the
concession made by tbe Mexican gov-
ernment for tbe ship canal.
Three Minnesota children frozen to
death near Elmsey on their way home
from school.
Small pox patients are still numerous
in Brooklyn N. Y but the number is
decreasing.
Salvation Army-captain Cathcart of
Charlotte Midi- recovers $250 on a dam-
age suit for $lOOOO.
Artesian wells are a big success in
Algiers and vast tracts have been re-
claimed by them.
Commercial cotton press of New Or-
leans burns loss $75000. Cotton burned
$150000.
Money htis been left for a monument
to Henry Ward Beicher mid a citizens
subscription will swell tbe amount.
James G. Blaine Jr. leaves Pittsburg
journalism and goes into a New York
broker’s office.
Two more Rustcbuck insurrectionists
sentenced to death and 125 to imprison-
ment.
LEADING ffl GOODS HOUSE.
The floor of the colored Baptist church
in East raiesline collapses during ser-
vice. No one seriously hurt.
Tbe Paris Tribune labor paper sold
under attachment has been brought in
by Dohuney and will be run as a pro-
hibition campaigner.
Tbe recurrence of earthquake shocks
is causing no little uneasiness In tbe
Riviera. Marseilles was so badly
shaken as to cause walls to crack.
A Russian renegade discovered in
Sofia with a band of Montenegrin as-
sassins who were intending to kill the
members of government
Two directors of the Great Eastern
steamsphip company and a ship broker
have been sentenced to imprisonment
for defrauding the company.
Capt. Smith of the ship Thirlmire re-
covers $2000 from Labouchere for as-
serting that bis sblp was a floating grog
shop.
Robberies and incendiarism is increas-
ing throughout North Burmab. Tbe
rebellious Dacoits are overrunning tbe
country.
The religious marriage ceremony of
Christine Nilsson and Count Mirandi
took place at the cathedral in Paris yes-
terday.
The misunderstandings of one man
with the Brooks Iron Co. of Birdsboro
caused a loss to the employes of $6000
tn wages. Tbe strike is settled.
Train collision on tbe Northern Paci-
fic killing fireman taking leg ofl engi-
neer and bruising brakeman and bag-
gage master. No passengers hurt.
Girls in a Liverpool cigar factory
maintain* fire brigade and on the occa-
sion of a recent lire did admirable ser-
vice.
The government refuse to make good
the $lOOO bond swallowed by young Ab-
bott of Chicago in his fear of being
robbed.
Express messenger at Coleman com-
pelled to open bis safe; $3OOO were taken
including $125 and a gold watch belong-
ing to tbe agent.
It is not bigamy according toCanadian
statute to leave a wife in Canada and
marry in tbe United States if you did
not come over expressly to wed.
Harvard graduates appear to be in
good repute aa journalists there being
over 50 of tbe leading journals who have
Harvard graduates on ibeir staffs.
A duel with pistols took place in the
streets of Potomac 111. between Jolin
Goodwin farmer and Moorehead
cashier whom Goodwin accused of se-
ducing his 15 year-old daughter. Sloore-
head was killed. Goodwin escaped un-
hurt.
Circumcision.
A circumcision took place yesterday
at the bouse of Isaac Radzamsky. on
Water street. Cantor Joseph Corb of
this city performed tbe operation.
Many friends witnessed the ceremony
including Mr. Lazarus Frank who was
selected as god-father. Wine added to
the general good lime.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS MONDAY MAPCH 14. 1887.
The movetu- nt* of the mllllonarlea are
not always to be accepted a- being regu-
lated according to telegraph. Il is pret-
ty certain that Garrett’s sale of the Balti-
more and Ohio for $1800o.(X)0 is way ofl
if it ever was on and also that Armour
has pos’tlvely decided not to enter the
ootfon seed oil field ns a competitive
manufacturer. It seems Garrett was
flouring for n rise in Baltimore and Ohio
stocks and Armour was having a Hille
gam” of bliitl in order to secure decent
rates for the cotton seed oil he us s In
his lard manufacture.
PERSONAL.
Major Thos Campbell has returned
from California.
Col. D. R Clendenin'of Kort Davis is
at the Monger.
Mr. and Mrs. IV. Weils and Miss Wells
of New York are guests at the Menger.
Judge J. H. McLeary leaves tomorrow
morning on his return to Montana.
Mr. John Frazer of the First National
bank baa taken a short lenve of absence
to go to Monterey.
Dr. Frank Fanning left for Palestine
yesterday to attend to his many patients
in that city. He expects to remain about
ten days.
Dr. L. Heidingsfelder of Houston
came In yes’erday and slopped at the
Southern.
Representatives Kennedy T. 11. Har-
gis Hiid oilier legislators spent Sunday
in the city.
Mr. E L. Plumbthe well-known New
York railroad magnate is at the .Men-
ger.
Mr. R. N. O. Bartlett a prominent
civil engineer of San Francisco. Is a guest
at the Menger.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Peet of New Or-
leans are visiting the city and looking
at all places of interest.
Major J T. Brackenridge and Mr. W.
von Rosenberg of Austin were In the
city yesterday.
Max Eleer of Fort Worth Is at the
Southern. He w ill meet the Knights of
Pythias tonight in their hall.
Mr. S Riley of Tsylor is on a flying
visit to his wife who is in the city for
her hi alili.
Col. E S. Dunham nnd family of Km-
sas Cityleft this afternoon to return
home
M. A. Redenskl has returned from
New Orleans and his friends; will And
him wall L Orynski & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly of New
York Mr. J. Milmo Master Milmoand
Mr. J. A. Donehne Jr arrived at the
Menger yesterday en route to Laredo
where they visit the Milmos.
Mrs. B W. and Miss Belle Varnell
have arrived nt the Menger from Aus-
tin nnd are on their way home to Eagle
Pass.
Mr. A W. French a prominent New
York banker and manufacturer bis wife
and daughter are at the Maverick lioiel
en route for Mexico and California.
Judge John Reinhard ('apt. Dell P.
Hobron and Sheriff A Bodeman of
Boerne are at the St Leonard. I hey
were the first Boerneites to come direct
by train to San Antonio.
The “Colonel" Pleased Them.
Mr. John T. Riymond delighted San
Antonio on Saturday night by the pro-
duction of Mark Twain’s comedy ‘’Col.
Mulberry Sellers” founded upon the au-
thor’s ’’Gilded age.” Of Mr.jßaymond
••Sellers” it la superfluous to speak. It
Is admitted to be one of the greatest
character impersonations upon the
stage .anil is so natural that the actor
loses his individuality In the character.
Miss Helen Tracy also m: de a good tilt
by her artistic impersonation of "Laura
Hawkins.” Tbe remainder of tbe char-
acters were well cast and the comedy
run smoothly affording great amuse-
ment to those present. And behind that
amusement the reflective auditor found
a good mora< from which valuable les-
sons can be drawn.
Accidentally Killed.
Yesterday a boy named Antonio Ba-
lagHa soti of Angelo Bataglia a small
fruiterer of Alamo plaza was accident-
ally shot and killed at. Boerne. From in-
formation received. It appears that some
men were engaged In target practice
and one man an invalid there 'or the
benefit of his health in loading tbe
breech-loading target gun. found he
could not dose it He laid tbe gun
across bis knee and struck the ba.rel
when the cartridge exploded and tbe
bullet struck Bataglia In the jugular
vein killing him Instantly. An Inquest
was subsequently held upon tbe remains
of tbe deceased and a verdict of acci-
dental death returned. The remains of
the dead boy were brought to the city
this morning and they will be interred
this afternoon at 4:30 p. m.
City Collector’s Report.
For General Fund $28919 61
For Special Fund 5.659 50
For School Fund 3.239 75
For Bexar County Furd 2 829 75
For Public Imp.'Fuad 384 72
For Cemetery Fund 100 00
Total $10233 33
Practicing for a Wedding.
'•W hat’s the reason Charlotte doesn’t
come to school ?” asked tbe teaober of a
little tow-headed boy Monday morning.
“I dunno” replied the little boy as he
nearly ruined his bat by pulling it in-
stead of lifting It off bis head ‘ but I
guess it’s on account of her beau.” ‘‘la
she going to be married?" ‘‘Well sbe
acta like it. I saw her pull her beau’s
hair last night and that’s the way ma
treats pa. I guess Sis is practicin’ for
tbe wedding.”
County Court.
County commissioners met this morn-
ing In regular session.
Bids were ordered for painting of
eells of tbe jail and also for putting a
new roof upon the poor-house.
Applications for the purchase of coun-
ty school lands v»as referred to Mr.
Hoefling to make an estimate of its
value.
Provisions for paupers were allowed.
Commissioner Quintana was appointed
a committee to inquire as to cause of
delay in building Elm creek bridge.
A contract for blasting on tbe Ban-
dera road was given out.
It was decided that no more allow-
ances for fencing be given out.
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Tramps on Finances.
Intellectual Tramp—" The surplusage
i In the national treasury promises to be
a matter of solicitude. In view of’—
Practical Tramp—“ The surplusage
doesn’t bother me. It’s the shortage.
What I’m bothered about Is where to
' get a nickel for another drink.”
THE SECRET OF TEXAS’ BANKRUPTCY
The Senate Committee Traces Bexar
County and Other Deposits and
Find Mlsmanagoment.
Senator Burney aa oh airmail of the
Senate committee goes for the comp-
troller's office and says that the law re-
quiring tax collectors to make quarterly
reports has been practically disregarded
and that there ha* been great and un-
warrantable delay In getting the amount
palil In passed from the comptroller to
the credit of the state treasury. Among
other Incidents ot tbe latter phase cited
by the ooinuiittee tbe following local
Items are named:
Bexar county.—On tne 14tb day of
April 1886 draft for $35912 was re-
ceived by the comptroller it was
placed In the treasury on the6th of May.
<.Ji.wing. 22 dais thereafter. On July
3! the comptroller received from the
tax collector of this county by draft
$23945. and this did not reach the treas-
ury until September 9 40 days after-
wards. On March 19 1885 for tax of
1884 tbe comptroller received from the
same tax collector by draft tbe sum of
S34.(KK) which found lodgment in tbe
treasury on the 3d of June 73 days
thereafter.
And they strongly bint that this mis-
management was the secret of I'exas'
temporary bankruptcy.
When It is considered that tbe treas-
uarer's office Is only about 20 yards dis-
tant from the comptroller's office tbe
money seems have been a long lime In
transfer and somebody is seriously to
blame for what has occurred.
Sanguine of Success.
The Gntesville Lampasas Burnett
railroad committee who have been In
consultation with the Dallas committee
as regards the proposed new road from
Dallas to San Antonio via Gatesville
Lampasas and Burnett have returned
home to convert subsidies into negoti-
able notes and getting guarantees for
right of way and depot ground. The
committees are satisfied that work will
begin in a few weeks and are sanguine
of success.
A Good Time For the Doctors.
Austin is making big preparations for
the meeting of the Texas State Medical
association which takes place there on
April 26ib nnd have drafted this pro-
gramme for the occasion:
First night—Reception at the Driskill
hotel.
Second night—President’s address
followed by reception at the university.
Third night—Not yet arranged.
Fourth night—Grand banquet at the
Driskill hotel.
Nearly all the doctors in San Antonio
will be present and enjoy tbe festivities
of tbe occasion.
Effie ELaler Coming.
Mr. Abe Erlanger formerly manager
for Louise Balfe but now managing
Effie Eilsler was In tbe city on Saturday
and made arrangement for tbe appear-
ance of that distinguished actress at tbe
Grand opera-house on Monday and
Tuesday the 28th and 291 b. On the first
night she will appear In tbe great sen-
sational drama “Woman against
Woman” and on tbe next night she
will produce Laura Don’s great play
’•Egypt or a daughter of the Nile ”
Since tbe above was written arrange-
ments have been made for Mies Eilsler
to play on Sunday March 27th also tbe
last day being reserved for Mr. Riscbe’s
benefit as announced in another part of
the paper.
Turner Hop.
Saturday night last the Turner boys
and their ladies and guests in fact all
those who attended tbe masquerade ball
of the week before enjoyed themselves
until a late hour with music and dancing
at Turner ball. Among the ladies and
gentlemen present the Ligut noted:
Mesdames Cbas. Deussen Herman
Harms Bertha KlchHrds Louis Schmidt
Übas. Heuermann Louis Flies Henry
Mueblendorff Willie Huth; Misses Lena
Julia and Tony Briam Fannie Burnett
Lottie Bitters Helena and Hedwig
Becker Mary and Bcrtba Baer Matilda
and Annie Deuseen Stella nnd Lee
Flamm. Georgie Filbert. Belle Hollis
Emma and Lena Heuermann Julia and
Mary Haenel Ida Emma Horn Lutz
McAllister Lizzie Meyer Mary Rum-
mel taiulsa and Ida Schultz; Messrs. A.
Briarn. Jr. Joe Beckmann Fred Braden
Max Becker Frank Caldwell Herman
Dreiss Chas and Willie Deussen Louis
Fries Ed. Froboese. Jr. Frank Plan-
ning Hugo Griesenbeck Willie Huth
Willie Heberer Herman Harms Her-
man Huebner Geo. Henermann Adolph
Jess Emil A. Kuehn W. B Letch w orth
Adam Maurer Henry Muehlendorff
Henry Michael F. W. McAllister J. G.
Nageler Jeff Nordhaus J. Robinson
Fritz Rummel Jr. Otto Rock Ed. and
Cbas. Riscbe Cbas. Runge Wm.
Schoch Alvin Seidel. George and Ed.
Schramm Louis Schmidt Geo. Sobmitt
Adolph Schenk Willie and Max
Scbuncke. Max Schultze O. Truax Nat
Villareal Geo. Weber P. Wyman Rich
Youngbecker.
Zotoralli’s string band furnished ex-
cellent music.
Something that Pleases.
As hinted in “Sharp cues” on Satur-
day tbe Fashion theatre has a strong
bill for tbe present week that will be
introduced tonight. The programme
opens with “Snow bound” introducing a
realistic snow scene and concluding with
the celebrated “Anvil Chorus.” Then
John W. Dempsey introduces his clever
contortions Mattie Plews appears as a
premiere danseuse and Billy Wolf gives
an exposition of fine character imper-
sonation. Tbe duettists Mr. William
Mitchell and Miss Claudie Loraine also
appear. Miss Loraine is a first-class
mate impersonator and is possessed of a
remarkably fine contralto voice and
uses it well. Then Aida Armour gives
an exhibition of her marvellous fancy
trick and contortion rifle shooting.
Dempsey and Hickey do a good song
ami dance turn. Htarin and Rickling ap-
pear in rollocklng comedy and tbe
whole concludes with a farce called
“Conglomeration.” A more diversified
and pleasant programme could hardly
be selected and it will no doubt please
the boys.
Lost In the City.
Mrs Elbers.an elderly lady mother of
tbe late Herman Elbers was taken from
tbe poor-house by Mrs. Krause and has
since lived with her. Age has blunted
her mental faculties and placed her in a
semi-imbecile condition. She has an
hallucination that she has lota of pro-
perty In tbe city and on Saturday morn-
ing wandered ofl in search of it. As she
has not been out for years unattended
her friends were alarmed and notified
tbe police. Tbe poor bld lady wandered
about all day and at night was found by
I a policeman on Alamo plaza and taken
Ihome. Mrs. Elbers was so mystified by
the changes that time has made a* to be
completely lost in tbe city.
ASSIGNEE’S SALE
OF THE STOCK OF
COLTON & BOLTON
LARGEST STOCK OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FURNITURE CARPETS
ETC. EVER OFFERED
IN SAN ANTONIO.
Glass Ware
Platefl are
Crockaa
Coote Stoves
Parlor Foiitiloro
Beta Fonlloro
Kitto Fmitaro
And Any and Everthing
Needed to Furnish a
House Complete at and
Below Cost Now is your
Chance to Secure
Wonderful - Bargains!
AT THIS GREAT SALE.
J. J. STEVENS ASSIGNEE.
2 4. 6 and 8 W. Houston St. San Antonio Texas.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Main ud lillt&ry Pluas Sao Antonio Toxas
JAMES P. HICKMAN JR. PROPRIETOR
Convenient to bualneea center with beat BocommodaUom.
GREAT SLAUGHTER
—I N—-
GROCERIES!
In Order to Make Room for My Stock of
Wines and LiqUors
Now On The Road
For the Next 30 Days
I Will Sell at the
FOLLOWING PRICES
1 gellra Caator Oil 90
1 gallon Oli 90
1 Large Clothes Hamper 1 OO
S pound Can Baking Powder 90
1 doeen Packages Tax. 30
1 de sen Boxes Blueing 10
1 barrel Beet Flour 5 75
1 bottle Tomato Catsup 10
1 ]>ound Wax Candles 15
1 bottle Table Sauce 10
1 Square Cheese Safe 100
1 pound Cracknell Biscuits 20
1 dozen rape re A es’d Garden Seed. 30
1 pint bos tie Bay Rum 35
1 quart bottle Bay Rum 65
1 quart Jar Shaker Preserves 75
1 package Cox's Gelatine 15
1 pound Mexican Chocolate 50
1 gallon Worceoterehlre Sauce 1 OO
6 pounds choice Bio coffee SI OO
20 pounds rice 1 00
Matches per Gross 85
14 pounds granulated sugar 1 OO
18 pounds eut loaf sugar 1 OO
16 pounds light brown sugar 1 OO
Sugar house molasses per ga110n.... 35
Apple vinegar per gallon 25
4 pounds xxx soda crackers 25
8 pounds sweet crackers. 25
8 pounds ginger pa 25
Emanuel Abrahams
Miltiary Plaza corner Trevino^Avenue
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS
Hurrah I
No. 418 B. CoaußßcaST. Tiurßowi No. Mt.
Now that Ibe warm weather la fail ap-
proacbmr. ladle walls out driving will tod it
a great treat to *top at Blalr’a Popular Drug
Store and urocure a refreshing drink always
lee cold. Thia gentleman aa pronounced by
all I eaid to have tbe llneet fruit eyrupo and
lovers of good extracts will And It to their ad -
vantage to walk In and examine bls selection
of tine perfumery. Orders cheerfully received
from any part of the city per telephone and
given Immediate attention.
Only $5 a Year.
W Chairs
Wov Rockers
LacoCiirtte
Camels
MattiDEs
Oil Cloths
Callery
• pound pMkaco oatmeal IO
6 pounds starch M
7 packages pearllno M
Preserves and Jellies per can 10
X pound can corn i*
2 pound enn string beans lg
20 pounds buckwheat Hour IM
4 pounds boneless codfish M
1 pound can baking powder M
1 pjund.flue black tea M
1 pound flue green ton M
1 pound sweet ehooolnto... ... M
1 pound bitter choeolnte M
1 can concentrated lye OS
8 pounds soap M
6 packages Durham tobacco M
0 pact ages leaf tobacco M
1 box. SO i cigars IM
1 all wood washboard lg
4 boxes Havering extract. as
3 good scrub brushes. M
1 pint bottle plcaloe lg
1 dozen bottles potash SO
100 feet wire clothes lino M
3 cans best milk *S
1 bottle French mustard IS
1 gallon can mnplo syrup M
3 lb Pack Buck Wheat tor IS
1 pound baking soda OS
3 bottles ladles’ shoe dressing M
1 blacking brush 10
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San Antonio Daily Light. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 46, Ed. 1 Monday, March 14, 1887, newspaper, March 14, 1887; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1591419/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .