San Antonio Lumber Company Dissolves Partnership
Notice from San Antonio Texas dated April 6 1885 announces dissolution of the San Antonio Lumber Company by mutual consent with A T Hensley retiring. remaining partners H J Lavrener and G B Moores promise continued service from Calcasieu Lumber Yard East Commerce offering Yellow Pine from Calcasieu Parish at prices from thirteen dollars per thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
San Antonio
Texas
H. J. Luteher
A.T. Hensley
G. B. Moore
San Antonio Lumber Company
A. T. Hensley
H. J. Lavrener
G. B. Moons
Calcasieu
Texas Republicans Advised to Clean House
Captain Jack Evans says there will be no immediate changes in Federal appointments in Texas but urges all Republican office holders in the state to keep their offices well swept out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Evans
Texas
John Fae
John Tripp
D. P. Barr
The Vienna Garden Opens by Natzi Wise
Mr Natzi Wise proprietor of this new resort offers pleasure and recreation extending to the riverbank with shade trees. A well pointed restaurant and bar accompany the garden and all will be welcome by Wise and his assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natzi Wise
Wise
Lacer lecture on India at First Presbyterian church
The Lacar has tickets for an India lecture at the First Presbyterian church on Monday evening April 13 by Rev. Dr. Boudder. Proceeds go to Madison Square church and the East. The speaker is a renowned scholar and traveler urging attendance at an uncommon talk about East, pandision, religion, and superstition. The San Antonio Rifles held a well attended uniform ball at the Casino with many ladies present including Shiverick Reed Davis Weir Aubrey Jessie Charloth Fannie Newton Simpson Bly Fannie Howard Florian Elliott Dyer Ytur Keenley McKee Keen dam Joakum Berg Robards Widox Mercet Marder Maverick Gordon Lockwood Freeborn Aubrey Shiverick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacar
India
First Presbyterian Church
Ening
BE. c. Boudder
Madison Square
San Antonio Rifles
Lpnt
Shiverick
Reed
Davis
Bessiend
Nanie Weir
Aubrey
Jessie
Charoth
Fannie Newton
Simpson
James
Bly
Fannie Howard
Ster- Fannie
Kate Florian
Ellen
Meverick
Gordon
Lockwood
Freeborn
Ench
Rays of Light and Local Notices from San Antonio
A collage of short items notes Clark's billiard parlor and music at the springs, straw hat sales, and "Opera Puff" promotions. It records receipts from gatherings, birthdays for Tip Brown, a court martial note on Stevenson, and local commerce at 44 Commerce Street. Also mentions repairs at Dr Barnitz residence, a fish pond complaint, marriages, and a literary society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
Thomas Ochiltree
Menger
Travis Park
Tip Brown
Sheeta
West Texas Medical Association
Barnitz
San Pedro Avenue
Commerce Street
Cleveland
Belknap
Stevenson
Dora Burkhardt
South Laredo Street
Leel
Monica Rodriguez
Catarina Gallego
Neuendorff
F. Sheers
Literary Society
Richard King
Clark
F. Suxrers
Major Sloshenbockenhocker
John Fongdongtwilliamti
F. Sheets
Belknap Rifles
Lone Star
Houstron Street
Concho
San Luis
Feeney
Sanitary Officers Target Polluting Businesses
A letter lambastes sanitary officers for chasing minor filth while city authorities ignore long standing sewer pollution. George Dulling and A Scholz accuse officials of hypocrisy as the sewer from the city and court areas dirty the river. They urge reform start at home before faulting residents along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dulliig
A. Scholz
Times
G. Dulling
Notable Guests at the Vienna Hotel Maverick Stay
Personal points list shows Henry Faivre of Paris and O. L. Biller of Philadelphia among guests at the Vienna. Other attendees include L. B. Mayer J. C. Cullens 8. 8. Floyd Galveston Alex White Dallas A. T. Jones Kansas City D. A. Kemp Homer John Heen W. P. Rickey EK. W. Arnold St. Louis H. Sidney Chicago W. W. Blancquer Charles B. Wolfson New Orleans H. F. Steele Peoria F. J. Brownell Palestine at the Hotel Maverick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Mayer
J. C. Cullens
Floyd
Galveston
Alex White
Dallas
A. T. Jones
Kansas City
D. A. Kemp
Recorder's Court Violations Target Local Offenders
Charles Jones and Dick Zimmerman violated back ordinance and continued. H. Richardson received a fine of five dollars. J L Warner deputy sheriff of Live Oak county fined twenty five dollars for carrying a pistol. A R Stevenson a lawyer from Wilson county fined five dollars for insulting language to a Negro named Clay. Chrysler and Roberts drunks fined five dollars. Wm Johnson and Clinton Parker quarreling and fighting continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Dick Zimmerman
H. Richardson
J.L. Warner
Live Oak County
A. R. Stevenson
Wilson County
Clay
Chrysler and Roberts
Wm. Johnson
Clinton Parker
Western troupe to tour Eastern states from St Louis
Mr A C McCafferty recruits about 50 to 75 men to form a Wild West show starting May 1 from St Louis. Dr Carver joins the troupe, modeled on his old company. San Antonio men James Mitchell Dick Johnson and James Hogan are among the engaged riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McCafferty
St. Louis
Dr. Carver
San Antonio
Messrs
James Mitchell
Dick Johnson
James Hogan
Vendor Attacks Office Over Plaster Figures
A traveling plaster statuary seller offered two young figures named Isaac and Rebekah to the Liaur office. Staff doubted the biblical identification of the statues and refused the sale after repeated denials escalated to forcibly ejecting the persistent vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. v
Deputy Sheriff Warner Fined for Carrying Weapon in Lancaster
A Live Oak county deputy, Warner, was arrested after refusing to show a weapon to Officer Summers in Lancaster. He appeared before the Recorder and was fined 25 dollars for violating the city ordinance on bearing arms as a civil officer arriving from another county. The ordinance required reporting to the Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Live Oak County
Summers
Recorder
Carver and Penrose Cleared in Shooting Exhibition Case
Messrs Carver and Penrose faced Judge Neuendorff on a charge of giving a shooting exhibition without a license. The case was dismissed with the defendants paying the license fee and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Carver and
Penrose
Neuendorff
Philharmonic Singing Society Plans Grand Concert
The Philharmonic Singing Society held a pleasant rehearsal last night with Mr. Reichel of Milwaukee delivering fine vocal selections and a magnificent bass voice. The group intends to present a grand concert with a mixed chorus near the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Singing Society
Reichel
Milwaukee
The
Philharmonic
District Attorney Reports El Paso Court Adjourns No Docket
Evans arrives from El Paso where the U S court sat one day with no cases. He also visited Fort Davis state courts for a week. Prosecution of Lieutenant Eggleston for killing Alexander was dismissed by agreement as the state’s evidence collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Evans
el Paso
Fort Davis
Eggleston
Alexander
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society elects 1885 officers
At a meeting of the Italian Mutual Benevolent Society of San Antonio Texas held last Sunday the following officers were elected for 1885 86 President August L Rubino Vice President Giovanni Giorda Secretary Francesco Gerodetti Vice Secretary B Obriotti Treasurer Antonio Bruni Finance Committee L Colombo L Megue L Debattista Help Committee P Nigra S Moglia A Bonsavero F Calatero Cash on hand March 31 1885 541 45
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society of
San Antonio
Texas
August L. Rubino
Giovanni Giorda
Francesco Gerodetti
B. Obriotti
Antonio Bruni
L. Colombo
L. Megue
L. Debattista
P. Nigra
S. Moglia
A. Bonsavero
F. Calatero
Railway Board Sets Route Talks and Depot Plans
At the March 8 meeting of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway Board of Directors the right of way through private property in the city was delegated to the President and Executive committee. They are authorized to secure the necessary depot grounds on South Flores street at no cost to stockholders and to begin grade work once the right of way is secured. The Chief Engineer is instructed to survey additional lines from the Sunset depot vicinity to the rail way reservation, aiming to pick a depot site on that route north and south across the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
South Flores Street
Sunset
Anay
Miscellaneous San Antonio Advertisements and Notices
A collage of 19th century ads and notices includes Dr. Haines' Golden Specific claims of cure for drunkenness, Dr. John Tripp's Blood Purifier promotions, a 50 percent suit discount from Joske Brothers via Browning, King & Co., Bo sanko’s Cough Syrup recommendation, and multiple local business promotions. Listings cover agents, fabrics, art supplies, tailoring, and home goods with street addresses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Go.pen Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Tripp
D. P. Barr
San Antonio
Messrs
Joske
New York Steam Nichols & Co Wholesale and Retail Goods
Dry goods notions stationery jewelry glassware crockery tinware hats shoes clothing and more offered by Nichols and Co at 238 Commerce Street with prompt attention to orders for wholesale and retail buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Co
Commerce Street
New York
West Commerce St
Local notices from San Antonio and Austin merchants
A collage of classified items dated March 1884 includes Morley Bros advertising Wonderful Blood Purifier and various wares. James Martin denies selling out his 237 Commerce shop while Keefe Pache and Rhodius Tempsky promote wigs, pianos for rent, dressmaking, and eyewear at San Antonio addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota
Grimes County
Texas
Morley Bros
Austin
Srrs
L. M. Nxtty & Co
F. Kalteyer & Son
John ‘Tripp
D. P. Barr
F. Suzers
Rhodius & Tempsky
James Martin
Commerce Street
James Manru
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Aran
Paul Wagner
Politzer & CO
S. W. Corner Military Plaza
Petitpain
Ouis F. Ullrich
Sunset Apiary
Tex
Government Hill
417
Fourth Street
J. H. Kampman
Hutter
Leal & Chavez
Southern Hotel
AN Antonio
Plymouth Rocks
Irm
New York Skating Rink
East Commerce Street
Gior
Olive Street
East
Houston
W. B. Deaton
Siepere
Soledadd Street
Courthouse
SAMT
Cushing
A. T. Henslay
Vienna Garden
Scholz and Dulliig
Henry Faivre
Paris
France
O. L. Biller
Philadelphia
Vienna
Recorder’s Court
Rebekah and
Isaac
City of
Lancaster
George Sanderson
A. L. Hayes
Select Council
George Weisley
County of
Jacob L. Frey
Mishler
L. Wolfson
Mssrs
Hambleton & Dignowily
Houston Street
Bridge
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Major Bell
Joan McGue
State of Texas
the Philharmonic
John ‘L'Ripp
Main Plaza
Holmes
Southeast Street
Colorado
New Mexico
Dr. Bosanko
C. H. Mueller
Mueller
Otto Gerlach
Deutsch & Co
Sty
Narciso Sea
W. Baumstorf & Co
Home Enterprise
J. P. Condon
Nacogdoches Street
Houston and
Crockett
L. Huth & Son
Market Street
Hardware, Paints and
D. Landreth & Son
Johnson
Planet, Jr
Barr
Kay
Kentucky
Donaldson
Soledad Street
Moriry
Corbin
Keefe
F. Pasche
Pasche
Hawkes
Critzer Bros
F. Gonzales
Montgomery
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu Parish
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
San Antonio, Texas
Williams & Russell
Soule & Williams
Crystal Plate Glass Company
Averill
Michael Ober
Leslee
San Geronimo
Blum Street
Aransas Prescott & CO
Soledad Sts
L. Garza
Savings Bank
Chas
Henash
Guilbeau Warehouse
Universal Fashion Co
Miss P. Schneider & Co
C. Morel
South Alamo Street
Europe
W. J. Young
Mallory Line
Thaddeus Stevens
Mexico
Vance House
Humberto de 8, Rossi
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
W.J. Dargan
Alamo Street
Postoffice
Sea Side
Messrs. Martin & Schryver’s
Sunset Railroad
P. T. Shields
A. J. Nocker & CO
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