San Antonio Daily Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 34, Ed. 1, Saturday, February 27, 1886 Page: 1 of 4
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DU QUESNAY'S V IT 1 I lO 1 I T J I 1 Cf Y T" 3 West Conm Street..
Volume VI. Number 34.
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27. 1886.
Only $5 Year
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
In New Goods!
GINGHAMS.
Ilic (IrcnU.t Vniloiy nir linmiilit to this
Market In Till I. lilt NOIIII lUNHINB
iiniTiifrrrr.s iik.mm.
LACE AND LINEN; COLLARS
For Iji.Uo Ml.-mi.l ( hllilren Itl I'lnlti. I
Ewiliraldtrid Studied. Wlitlciind time).
Joske Brothers.
L. Wolfson's
Emporium of Fashion.
Greatly Reduced Prices on all Goods.
The whole Stock Re-marked.
Bottom Prices on everything for a short time only.
SILKS AND
i i.ik:ui..i (nion-.i. i-iuiii i
iinK Herif.ii ete. Camel Hnlr
nil lirwHiknl. Mlk l'onai . II
Gloves Laces and Fancy Goods.
be mule mild.
MILLINERY
lu all at) ! ami uii
will lw round lliri
tastes of all.
Flannels Blankets Linens Cotton Goods
mairalflcont Block or UrruM
Kipi-clal attention ai glw
KivriU-tU t'Hrirnlns In;
Mltof all ktiidi o i
tu iiinliattif Full
CLOTMG BOOTS
Tho itockof Clothing la tho la ryes t ever
late patterns I'rhico Alt'iTt Cutaway
and compU'to stock or Ladles Mlnttt-s Mcn anil Ilot bu
Hoots. A mil lino of stetson Soft ana St Iff Hats.
Also; a full stock or
(IKNTI.KMHN'd FUUNIMMINU GOMP.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Mis Furniture Department lijoomuleto with HousohoM Goods ami ho will suit over) hod
Send for samples.
It Is not tho proK)Bltlun TO illVE TIIKSK GUOI1S A WAT hocau
uiniiuj- and licuco will be sold only at greatly reduced rutes. In roinlnjr
stock and scriny rlejii very one Mill bu convinced tlittt I mean business.
LWOLFSON
rJUI.Il'S STKICKKIt. THOS ZOI'lH
STRICKER & ZOPFS
Manufacturing 'Jewelers. .
Gold and Killer I'lmliiir KiiO Knuiavliiv Watciica nnd Clink ll- ulilnv. Oiilv II met
Skilled Workmen Employed. Strict Attention tn all ltnMiii-n i nliiintn! tutu oniiv and
Work llootns opposite. Urros' Hunk
NO. 14 NAVAI1HO STHKKT.
r. BIMMANO.
Oysters Fish
Riverside Cafe Restaurants
Beholz's Hall Corner of Commerce and Losoya 8treets.
A. A nd r.A. BROOKS.
L. ORYNSKI & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
ASD
DISPENSING PHARMACISTS
Soulli .Ide Military rlart.
SAN ANTONIO.
BETTER THAN A SAVING'S BANK!
Invest some of your Earnings In the
1? ral Bill k Loan Ass'n.
BIG INTEREST GUARANTEED.
tir-SIOl' fAYINO IlKKT-by tiavlnir tlill Anoelatlon tull.l jou a Home. I'njal.lo In
KaT Monthly Installment!. for further parlleiilani address
D. J. KEAHNEYr Secretary. CEO. WAUGH President
No. 4 East Commerce St San Antonio Tex.
GLOVES
Ithi. k will ns future.' KM fill
l.l.lo Tlirrsd nn.l :ilr rll.iK. Ili-aiiWul
(.1 Kid dim c.
CORSETS.
llii' Iiirircit. rntiiiilslnir
.1 ...rm.il Makea
nil the IjiIi M ami Mi
SATINS
urea tta(k iiml culnriili.
Ki ts and Yi lM'l.l-I.I In ill!
nml ilnul.lrKl.llli iiml Trlu
ill r'unry flood fur
l.v hi
it'fii In any dry irootN linuso In T
id Winter hilks.and ho can 11W0 irh
;
SHOES AND HATS
trr
Frc
uirh
tk ami Back butts
Main'Plaza and Acequla Street.
A. HAMI'EL
and Game.
ROICRT H HUNST0CK
Curlier Fiiulll t'loua street
TEXAS.
3 t tf
SEWERAGE OR STAGNATION. !
Question Considered fron
Standpoints.
lilllnr 8nu Alilunln I.lfUt.
In jourlsiue of the 2-1 1 h jrou lay:
"What would he I hough t of a man who
oould ersct a tine home and then eo to
the 'owner to negotiate III purchase i
That would about lie the position of the
city were It io put down aewera before 1
It owned the Water-worki. Ilutltlinot
going to do any luch a thing."
From thli paragrapli 1 Infer that the i
Mauris oppoied to the adoption of a
leverage proportion upon the ground
that the city muit lint own the water-
worki. Upon thli pica It may bo easy
to defeat the lewernge proposition but
with all due.dellerence to j our cxpreired
opinion I be'it the prWIle clge to illiciui
Ibe question to lee If It would not be
the belt thing our ulllzeni could do fur
their own welfare to vote In favor of
eweri without riference to the owrer-
ihlp of the present iteni of water-
worki. If tho ownership ;if the llraek-
enrldge Water-works must precedo the
building ol sewers by the city It li more
than probable that you Mr. Kdltor and
all your ootemporarlei will be dead and
gone and our beautiful old town
stricken with plague shunned and for-
saken will be a stranded village ; even
that nourishing corporation the Han An-
tonio Water-works Company may not
exist and even the envied Hrackeiirldge
will rest beneath a granite slab at peace
with thli world lit lean. In con-
sidering questions which must have
a Hearing upon me niiiire
well at the present prosperity of the
community we must take Into
account the life of the present genera-
tion who bear the beat and burden of
the day. Form Is there no relief; Is
thereto be nothing bej ond what Is In
sight; a prospect not at all cheerful.
Until we have sewers laid under our
streets it Is folly to make permanent
street Improvement; until we hive
sewers the growth and Improvement of
our city must standstill; until nehfive
sewers we will never be a city; the ereo-
tlon of line resldenres has already come
lo a Hand still; and the builder li
brought face to face with the disagree-
able problem what shall be done with
the waste water and sewage; the deadly
link hole Is the only subiililite for the
teweri where the river or the ditches
cannot be reached.
When our population did not exceed
10000 and macadamized Uriels were un-
known the sell being deep and reach-
ing to a gravel bed the sewage was d-
oderlzed and rendered harmless. Hut
now our population Is claimed In be
over 30000; the living space has been
condensed; the streets many of them
have been macadamized and the surfaoe
made Impenetrable. The ihapeofour
valley l like a saucer every particle of
drainage for miles must come Into our
city. Hewers as well as proper surface
drainage Is already a necessity In order
to make us reasonably secure from epi-
demics and deadly ailments that are al-
ways tilling the grave yards. When we
boasted 10000 people two or three old
doctors attended ro the sick now we
have dootors by the score and drug-
stores everywhere. Our greatest In-
crease of population has been within the
past five years; add live years more of no
sewers and we will be compelled to
move out and start In n new place.
Hewers we must have or stagnation
will take place and It is Just as sensible
to say to the people to stop using water
until they own the water-works as to
suggest that they defeat sewers until
they own the water-works. Unlike gas
works street railroads and water-works
sewers must be built by thelty other-
wise we might wait until some stranger
dropped down upon us with money null
enterprise sufficient to build them. Its
always been some one from abroad who
came to our relief but la this enterprise
upon which all depend! we must do It
ourselves. The value of our property
the wealth of our city the prosperity of
our people oepenus upon lue repuiauon
for good het'.lli. Already the old repu-
tation of our city Is gone; It Is no longer
the health resort It once was and as a
winter retort a pleasant place for the
tourist. It Is shunned and the least rumor
of small-pox or "dengue" almost acts as
a quarantine upon the traveling public.
A single rain gives to our streets a hor-
rible appearance ns well as makes them
almost Impassable With sewers and
Improved itieeti we will begin our
career as a modern civilized community
ana not until men.
Han Antonio en ovs one of the lovellett
of locations and can be made the Flor-
ence of America but it must be made a
clean healthy city or It will sink.
aiore uepenus upon tins than ur-
on railroads or factories or enter
prise! Involving any amount of invest-
meni oi capital a single visitation er
tne cnoiera wouiu sweep away the pros-
nerltr we have been aoeumulallnir fur LI)
years and while sewers might not pre-
rem i no iiiivbi;uui luiuccui uesiroyer
ther would mltlirate Itl horrors nnri nr..
vent a complete loss of contldenee In our
city. No Investment on the part of our
oltlrens will yield the profit that a com
plete system ot sewerage ana public lm
pravements would bring; It It the stran-
gers the travelers the solournera. whr
come and go who make up the largest
factor In the prosperity or all cities and
the Dleaiant. attrnctlre. health? cities.
supplied with every modern comfort ard
convenience aave ine iarir.it ir.ni .ni
population a thousand strangers would
contribute thousands of dollars to our
city dally. With our splendid climate a
clean Improved city with the natural
oeauty oi our nine river and hill-bound
valler. enhanced br art. not nnlv n.M
the itraager come but he would liny
and Invest In the pleaianteit city on the
continent.
Now as to the reason you give why
the people should uot vote for the sew-
ers to-wlt: because the Water-works
are not owned bv the cltv. t ihtni- .
little reflection will convince yon that
you are wrong. Let us determine to
nut down the sewers and the necessity
for water to fliiih them will precipi-
tate the water problem. If the
city can not secure inch term!
aa win b reaioname rrom Air. ilrack
enrldge. and we cannot imiihi ti nnn
trol of Ml works cither by foroe or law.
why let the city erect water-works of
sufficient capacity to supply the sewer
system vtblch can be done at a cost
which will not be either formidable or
beyond our reach. This system owned
by the city could be easily extended and
finally made the meant to crush out the
monopoly. No we will not build the
house and then turn around and try to
buy It t we will own It from the Hart.
Vote for a system of lewerage nd the
water-worki question will be settled for
good. If the people of Han Antonio are
hopelessly in the grasp of local mon-
;KJiiLhh?.lilJ?.V..;i.r.if.r!
on until we strand. 1 iln not believe It.
IF we cannot uiate Href U until Hie sew-
era are laid anil we cannot 'nit down
ewera until the water-works arc con
quereil why let us quit. Hut If there
were no water-works and sewers were
.nm. r.m.n .III 1 1 in i ... I
aionn; and nuiui tne water-worki ami a
iirackenrldse to cobble them tin. 10 we
could ralie n row wltb'lilm or would wo
gU 0 work to supplr the worki at a part
f ibe sewernRe schemer A icwerarje
system li uirlni without water in .
nould he a railroad ayitcm without lo. I
?moJ'"n - "" n.Sj!c1' ?" I
nut down the road-bed. tlei and Iron .
;' irVrTTrl.'M.0! '"'in ' clstlt actre'isei on Ihoitage. and
uK op'eVaUon" and'y easily " obTalned" Inh.rfp.ol.lt.e. eclipse .1. olher prod-
If jbi had advised our people not lo I W' " " . .
inveii in ine Aransa rasa uanroaii tin-
til all Us enidneit and rolling slock had
been pit down on the ground In ad-
vance your advice would be on a par
with the suggestion not to vote the sew-
ers until the Waterworks were cap-
tured. lll.l'NT
THE BRAKEMEN.
The Situation and Proipecli Lack ol
System and Unity.
A l.i. nit repotler was sent to the Sun-
set Depot Ibis morning tu ascertain the
situation In the brakemen's sltlkc. It
was found that considerable dissatisfac-
tion exists as to the management of the
all'alr. There are 11 crews on the strike
between this city and Del It lo. with two
lirikemen to a crew making '22 brako-
men. This Involves the stopping of the
trains and therefore the lay-olf of 11
coiductors 11 engineers and 11 llrcmen
iM men who hat e no Interest whatever In
the matter. These men complain of the
autlon of the brakeinen for not present-
ing their grievances at the time when
the brakemcn at the east end were on a
strike and have the matter settled at the
same time Instead of walling till mat-
ters were settled there and trains or-
dered to move and then striking and
again locking up business. There art
now.lt Is said some 88 carloads of tlmt-
perishable freight lylug In this city and
probably more at Del l'.lo awaiting the
rcsun oi ine oonierence. i ne strikers
appointed a delegate to confer with
(Jeneral Manager Hutchinson at New
Orleans but not a word has been heard
rrom him since lie left. Another
committee was appointed by the crews
lvlng In this city to wait on Mr. Van
v teen utir. noiuingcnn ue uone tin news
can be received from the delegate tit
New Orleans Them are now three
crews hlng here and eight at Del 1 1 lo.
At to the iniirlit of the strike of course
there are dlllerences of opinion but one
thing Is certain that theatrlkers In this
Instance are not enjoying the usual iym-
latuy iiiui is Hccorueu io raiiroau men
n view ot the fact that on the Southern
I'aelllo Railroad air brakes art used on
all freight trains while on other roadi
the hand brakes nro yet In use and the
pay Is about the same and In many
casei more. Ho far everything his been
conducted In an orderly manntr and
guard! have been placed on the Idle
trains to prevent destruction of prop-
erty. As far as known the road has yet
made no attempt to replace the strikers.
The strike of these '22 brakemcn between
Han Antonio and Del Itio enforces the
luisncss er the eutire crow not only on
tbelr division but on the entire Hue
from New Orlcana toHan Franolsco.wlth
tho exception or Ihote on local freight
and causes them to lose their lime nnd
thousands of dollars.
PERSONAL."
Mr. 1'. F. Murphy has returned from
Corpus Chrlstl. where he has been so
journing on pleasure nnd business.
Ueorite II. Abbott of Fort Davis. Is In
the city on business and receiving the
congratulations of his manyfrlinds.
Mr. K. W. Dates one of thn enterpris
ing men of Fort Stockton Is In the city
on business. He honored the I.rniir
Ith a visit nnd eubicrlbcd S3 on our
list.
1'. V. Daniel. Austin: Ueorirt 11. Ab.
bolt. Fort Davis; K. W. Hates Fort
Stockton; K. I.. Gage Fort Davis; J. D.
I'rlce Jackson Mlcb.; H. A. McClellan
Flatonla;J. W. Hmllh. Deevllle; Manuel
Falacls Monterey Mexico; J a. Dunloz
Houston: T II. Miller. Heeuln: U. M.
Francis and W. C. Wright Taylor; II.
Koeh er. Fort Stockton: J. H. Flitch.
Eagle Pass; II. Zerdlche Hedrat Negras
are at the Southern.
F. Mason llaltlmore: I. .laeobi. ('In.
clnnatl; J. N. Oarvalho W. Wltdsman
S.J. Strong. Joha Harnett New York;
Cincinnati; Mrs. K. J. Ellison. Marfa;
Mrs. Cnllle Nance Han Marcos; D. Head
Denton; John K. Mahon F. Miller (J.
F. Kverts. Ht. I.ouls; M. II. McOregor
Kansas City; Hugo Hachs Galveston;
J. Friehls Philadelphia; IE. Cowardln
Mackenzie route; Mr. Colt nnd wife Fla-
tonla; Frank It. Armstrong Dallas; V.
P. Harvey Chicago; U. A. Andrews
San Marcos; It. F. Smith Kyle are at
the Maverick Hotel.
An Eiplanation.
Rdlturtiau Antunlu Unlit.
As the committee lo charge of the
Moody and Sankey mettlngs have heard
numerous complaint! on account of
tlcktti btlng required for admission to
the servloes we have been asked to ex-
plain that these atitlnet are not In-
tended for "ill coxcri." It li called a
"Christian convention" to distinguish
the services from such ns are usually
cilltd "revival meetings." The object
of Mr. Moodv'i thru Outs' visit li more
particularly to reach Cbrlitlani con
nected with churchei In this city and In
this Southwestern part or the State. In
the hope that tbey may be stirred up to
more zealous work themselves. Inci-
dentally of course but not specially
Mr. Moody's addresses will be applica-
ble to the unconverted. Hence. It will
be seen that la order to avoid confusion
and prevent overerowdlne. admission
by ticket was deemed necessary. All of
course are welcome out i nt.se wno art
anxious enough to co and take the
trouble to get tickets slioulc' be acconi-
mouaieu.
TlIK ('oMUmTK.
I'm Is Nl s.
The strife among the deep water ad.
vocatea rrom the dlll'erent would be har
bors or Texas should not be carried to
such an extent aa to cause Congress to
rail to make an appropriation for any of
them. The deep-waterlei ihonld pool
their Issues.
Uelle Boyd the once celebrated female
ipy li now among the dime museum at-
traction!. The only olgafe'ttei which do not
tick to the lips are Opera Puns.
STAGE ODLLINGS.
Attraction! tor tht Wei
at Turntr Hall.
Scanlan
Ailmi Koretiaush. the veteran clroi
inanairer li not Kolng to he outdone by
'' Harmim tills season l.v hl havlnn
Allee. the companion of the late .lunibo
Forepaugh Is going to hivn a pair of
snow-white lions with pink rjes.
David Frohman wilt cease to manage
Mine. .Morlleika after thli season. Fred
Mlnson will succeed hltn.
. '. .'.!.? ..".; ..
nlA nr.mr.r in .1 ..nMilm. ir.v.
eled as a alar la now appearing as the
heroine in ".vrucie -ii" ni uime snows
and Is barely making a living at It
Maurice llarrymore has received sev-
eral offers or collaboration with a view
or producing "Nadjesda" In Paris.
W. II. Gillette the dlllior or "The
Professor" and 'Tllvnte Secretary" will
shortly produce bis new play "Held by
thcKtemy" In Drooklyu N. V
There are at present the following
number of amusement attractions "on
the road" with more to come viz i 1
dramatic combinations 35 opera compa-
nies 12 'concert troupes 30 variety or-
ganizations 13 minstrel showa and 10
miscellaneous companies. Total 31i
William Terrlis will probsbly come lo
New York next season wben "Harbor
Lights" will be producid.
Mint. Nllsson the.opera singer has
refused (30000 for IS concert! In Ituula
her reasons being that the weather It too
cold.
Mrs. I.anglry will play ''Helen of
Troy" In Todhunter's play In London
Kngland next spring.
Mr. W.H. Scanlan the talented oung
Irish comedian appears to-night at Tur-
ner Hall In the play of Hhano-na-I.awn."
The success that has been Mr.
Scanlan'! In this play Is phenomenal.
and there Is but little doubt that Turner
Halt will be crowded this evening.
On Sunday evening Mr. W..I. Scahlau
Hi ntuiear lu Fred Marsilcn'i "Irish
Minstrels."
On Wednesday and Thursday next the
benefit performance for the Knights of
Labor will be clven. On thli occasion
the domestic drama of "Jessie Graham"
will be presented and sustained by
the following ladles and gentlemen:
jirs. r.. v.seuecK .iiissei Aionit nam-
win Nettle Davis Sadie 0. Cockrum
Ida Kunzman Helen Franklyn Cora
Lanton. Minnie. Merle. Messrs. W. W.
Helleck John W. Tobln Frank II. Hush-
Ick David Handera J C. Cumberland
welter Williams John P. O'Leary and
W.H. Messmer. The proceeds uftkt en
tertainment will be devoted towards a
runurorthe erection of a tunable hall
torthe organisation to hold meetings
Harry McCarthy the Arkansaw com-
dlan has opened n variety theatre In
Atisun.
resulted as follows ; Coy's black red vs.
Itoblson'a light red S pounds 4 ounces
and 5 pounds 3 ounces won by Coy In
lu minutes Gov't black red vs. Itobl
son'a light red black breasted 6 pounds
o ounces anu u pounus ounces won oy
Koblson In 11 minutes ltoblsonhaa won
five lights nut ot the 20 and Coy three
Tho Turner masnuerade ball will take
place on the evening of March Oth at
Momus nnd his court will arrive and at
hair-past 11 the grand explosion or the
great "what Is It f ' will take place show-
ering iwect souvenirs on everybody
present ac miunignt prizes win ne
awarded to the belt male and female
costame and one prize to the best
group. The LimiT Is requested to ask
tuat an tnose uesinng to attend should
procure ticket! prior to 12 o'clock noon
ou saturuay the utn proximo
THE CHURCHES.
l!av. D. It. Grafton of Denton will
preach In the Cumberland Presbyterian
unurcn to-morrow at it o clock a. in
All are coruiany invittu.
Servlcet at the First lltntlit Chuch.
corner JeOerion and Travis street! to
morrow at 1 1 a. in. Itev. J. L. Loza. 1).
I) or Gonzales will preach. All Invited
At Christian Church Sundav-achool
at 0.30 a. m.; preaching at 11 a.m. by
the pastor Kcv. R H. I'oung Those
desiring to secure tickets throuirh the
pastor art requested to call tor them 1m-
meuiaieiy aner tue aervice at cnuron
Services at the Second Ilsntlst Church
to-morrow (Sunday). .Sunday School at
0:30a. ui. Preaching at 2:30 p. m. by
Key. S. U. Smith or LaGrangt Tens
and also at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially
invueu toaiieuu i. iv vami 1'astor.
Sunday services. Sunday school at 0:3&
o'ciock. rrencning at it o'clock'
I!ev E. C. Scudder. D. D. Pastor.
are cordially Invited to attend. Take
San Pedro Avenue cars to Camden
switch.
Travis Park Methodist Church Sun
day school to morrow at 0:30 a. m
Morning service at 11 o'clook. Seatt
free. Everybody welcome. Members
cf any congregation who have not yet
received tickets to the Moody and Ban-
key meetings may procure them by call-
ing at the office of Dradley Jc Groesbeck
on Houston street this evening between
pen rasior.
Services will be held to-morrow at
Krlsch's Hall at 10:30 a. m. for colored
people uyjur. raoouy. ine coioreu pas-
ors have appointed the following ner-
om as ushers: Itev. A. F. Jackson
appointed A. Heymore and Gilbert Dan
lels;llev. M. llenson appointed W. C
Deinann and A. Sntucer: Itev. J. Tf
Carr and Eldera Williams and Itlveri
will appoint deacons from tbtlrohurohti
to act In the same capacity ai the above.
The choirs will meet at Krlsch'i Hall at
a n. m.. this evening for a rehearsal
St. Paul's M. E. Church will furnish the
organ. There will be no services at St
Paul's M. E. Church to-morrow until
li.ni The ushers will be at Krisch
Hall to open the dtori it 0:30. As no
hall would possibly accommodate the
coagrcgationa of the colored churchei
the deors will be open to them up to
w.i'i. io nckeis win oe useu.
Mack Hen'sox
-Tho most popularclgarettei are the
upera i iuia ai popular price
H MS OiPPEIIlIfflll'S
fflStore is crowded everyday with bargain hunters.
11 noc p liap ftmiu-i.-it our
eat Clearance Sale
That Is lh.' It ivMvmM.iHtniirMAHKRn
f nddM In tho Ilttrirnln
DRESS GOODS.
SlIdii'M trlnrllis. Hsvirlcd plain ami runny
i-"lr-ls src. wurlli WW and rth-. . rein.
ll llii eniloir Hie Ilmlii-t frllirlcs rTllin
In tin I r. What sold Mr ri T)nr.l last
ICI .'Ski k-tmmU fit
llinaiilanf tilaikdnm tffNali eiiiisllnir
f liatIM
era amur ilrapd'
i. tatrr
Ilea
in n
2"i fancy worsted
ilmililc.
lib enli.
i.ltiiicr.' and
tllillc.
2 Imported raniydnaa palte
s Ineuibruld.
tie.. SS.ril. tlO.IIL SI2.ri1 ami
tti lll.ui. IS..VI. tin.iu and (iii.
LADIES' WRAPS.
aritillirlillla tlriulars at f3 0l wurlli f.
In blaek
h no
I silk Hri uln.
fur IrliiimlMir i
nulllcd ItnltikT al f I !..'.).
iiiiicio v oi ii snort wrain wiin rmlLi.r trim-
Inir al HS.mi . worth III So.
Ili rlln mill sliurl r Astrakhan trimmed
: rji. wnnh moi.
jlnieailoottiimaii silk burl ri. rnr trim-
liiy and ornaments. Illsl wortl li;.Vl.
Illtuk all-ril .N.wiiurL..(a.ll.t niiitf r..ll
tilllnrtlnl.il al .VI..ortli lllu
lllark
rmnrkcu doulilr- tirrnsli-d.
iKlil-llltlliK Hi tll.ul. i
irlhiil.
iialn licnvr seal pi nth
Willi silk medallion liaiua and blatk silk Irllrl
III linn.liim.tr iruriiltun'. TIii-m.
il.l al ltiiaiimniliietliiii.
An early call will convince the most skeptical
that the above prices have
fore. No samples cut durincr this sale.
SHAFER & : BRADEN
31 West Commerce Street
Molo Atrcnts Tor
'HOME COMFORT" RANGES
In llii. City ur -
San Antonio and Vicinity.
PRACTICAL
Coo. H Kaltoyor Proslclont -
LONE
Brewing
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
Texas Real Estate Agency.
IiOOA Ij OVFIOK.
KliT UOMMKHCK STKKKT.t
City mid Ciiuntiy lniierly IhiIIi lininil mid Untmprnni! Itoiivlit and aoht
1
16 Bargains!
-LACE-CURTAINS
Thirty DayvS.
ERASTUS REED.
ALAMO IRON WORKS.
MACHINERY
Mads and Repaired on Short
Notice.
If Kuala 1'ass lirlrk coustaiilly on html.
A NEW SHOE SHOH.
Ilalf-Soleil and Heeled I'elged .10 Cants
.. . .. Cewad 75
ruritopalrliiK al slioit notice neatly done
Call and examine my work. No. tti
Kast
Houston street.
FIIANK IHI.UCA
3-llin Proprietor.
DOWN I'lMCIW aro annrrelati.!. S.tnMl.lnr
Conn lorn evi-ry day.
HOSIERY.
(tiMlDf ml of Ilnsler).
ll.-llilKli In likrt wcrtlilblt a vast ar-
rayof bnil
child ren'i.
It nl
r broken Inlt anil sixes ladles utilises and
assorted rotors and sizes.
n 1 worth aw aim Sx
At 20c!
At 35cj
Other
Ittie a
UNDERWEAR.
Knit VndarwMr.
n M ladlf' flne white roarlou undtrwvar
ar drawers at tlo rvduced from er-c.
One lot ladles' oilra whlta tnsrloo uodor
sat 760. wortu fi.u
' proportion.
Maslls. Uodrwr.
Adon ii Mucks full six tmiiltn uaJtrskltU
HIV -Mortti
.Uu7fii lAdUn' cbeml'fi Wat inutllD at IV
north 70c
5H lon4'fi comt'ln al :K a bariratn to an y body
l.lkf idle of knit ill a win. f.-lt
fatcltiatont tinudi ttc all at
nd SlaTt
never been touched be
PLUMBERS
r'Ulers' Supplies and Atbesti
Otto Koohlor Soc. and Manager.
STAR
OAIN A IN I UINIU I CAAO.
-IN-
FOR
Casino Association
6DJLND - GQSTD1B - BALL
March 9th 1886.
Tickets on salt al the office of the under-sis-lied'
on Commerce street durlmr iiftJoa
huura rrtmi March 1st to March tth. Inclusive.
IjvllesiindBrcntleiDeii must iiresent tickets
ir .liiil-l..n. rrlcc tlja.
pr-Oiily moiuber. ami lliosii entitled to ad-
iluluii tiy the lly-luws of Hie Assoelatlnn
oed lipid rnr tickets.
Ol'STAV GHOOS
M.iMt Chairman ot Cummlttee.
For Sale at a Bargalnl
IfoiiHci with Tour rooms ami out.nouses flnt
vineyard and orchard Irrigable Inquire on
(remise No. 41 South street. Fourth Ward
MS-lm
i oeairo oiiy iraat M
the most (en. rally i
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