Ex Confederate reunion opens in Fort Worth with 700 on hand
The Fort Worth gathering drew about 700 attendees as Hon John H Reagan spoke. Dallas may gain Gould railroad headquarters if located there, boosting city rank. Texas politics show limited federal appointments and Democratic majorities. Indian Territory cattlemen seek more time to move herds, while a Gulf road push grows. A Third Ward City Council vacancy election is next Saturday with unclear candidate field. Cyclone in Philadelphia disrupted locals, two million bale Texas crop outlook, and Southwest empire voices optimism about growth and opportunity.
Grant era inflation of debt and press on railroads
A wide column discusses the slow reduction of public debt by about $7,000,000 monthly, mixed with opinions on railroad schemes, newspaper influence, and political figures. It cites President Lott, Hendricks, and Mink and praises newspapers for backing Texas rail projects and Gulf coast port development. It also covers Grant’s illness, medical musings, and British reception of his death with noted American solidarity.
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Arrick
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
San Antonio
Gulf
Texas
Southwest
Gulf Coast
A Bargain in Mexico and Other Local Notices
A collection of 19th century classified notices and advertisements. Listings include land bargains in Mexico offering 79,704 acres for 36000 cash. shipments and rail plans. carriage makers. the Eighth Cavalry band engagements. tonic remedies from Brown’s Iron Bitters. and health advice on malaria prevention with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Various ads mention stock raising, cotton and corn, springs, wells, and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Monclova
Lorenzo Castro
Care Giant
Splendid Farm Bargains Near Rail Line and Rivers
Property listings describe multiple tracts near Moore Hollow and Uvalde with 1400 acres fenced 65 cultivated a six room house barns and water works priced at 12000. 640 acres with improvements and sugar mill near Leona river $5500. 900 acres on Rio Frio 6000. 100 acres cultivated Calaveras creek 1200. 90 acres summer residence dairy 500. 42 acres between San Antonio river dairy potential 2700. 80 head cows and heifers 18 price.
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Moore Hollow
International
Leona River
Uvalde
L. C
Rio Frio
Frio
Valde County
San Antonio
Calaveras Creek
Main Plaza
San Jose Ditch
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Che Daily Light
A. W. Girrorn
Sw. L. Win
Tucs, B. Johnson
Proprietors
East Commerce Street
Scents
Vineh
Ofice
G. D. Roemer
Henry Schumacher
Roemer
Thomas B. Johnson
Grrrom, Johnson & Winter
Postofice
Geo.p. Rowell & Co
New York
I. & GN. Railroad
For
T. Louis
Pac
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Laredo
Missouri Pacific
Tron Mountain
Ths &. m. Wes P.m
Bo P.m
H.&s. A. Krailroad
New Orleans
Orleans
Houston
Galves
A.m. i
New
Galveston
Vane Resco
Reneton and
Gabree
Neve
San Francisco
Tur
Fort Worth
John H. Reagan
Dallas
Gould System of Railroads
Corpus Christi
Aransas Road
Crryenano
Tim Indian ‘Territory
Cleveland
Goliad Guard
Gulf Road
Philadelphia
Empire of the Southwest
Tax Victoria Advocate
Lott
Goliad and
Beeville
Goliad
Vick
Indianapolis
Civil Service
Hendricks
Tis Mason
Surapy
General Grant
Grant
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Mason Joan N. Epwanos
St. Joseph, Mo
Gazette
West
Wellington
Napoleon
Massena
William Lippe
Eighth Cavalry
William Liprs
Charles M. Newell
Lettington
Home Enterprise
J. P. Condon
Nacogdoches Street
Houston and
Crockett
A.M. Cohen’s
Interna
Clipper Hall
Monterey Street
G. Garroni & Co
Ruehmann
Krisch’s Hall
Chavalier
Soledad Street
Hutchins
Houston, Texas
Thos, B. Gale
F. A. Helbig
Sec
Treas
H. Hoencke
Rye
Bart
Rye and Ear Infirmary
J. F. Robinson
T. B. Johnson
A A. Drescher
W. Dietert
Boerne
James Davis
George
W. C. Daugherty
Frie County
Pearsall
Tex
W. W. Berry
Esq
J H. Murphy
Ty Allen
J. H. Jones
T. T. Teel
J.C. Diermeyer
D. H. Breeding
Major T. T. Teel
H.C. Hadstate
Frank Newton
L. H. Lambert
Anton Halamuda
J. W. Casey
Rachel Breslin
W. A. Carnahan
RK. J. Vincent
W. H. Brown
Leesville
W. J. Hogge
Eagle Pass
George Loesberg
Castroville
Strabisams
Mace Sorell
Belmont
Robert Grier
H. C. Burris
Rancho
A.C. Decker
Stockdale
W. J. Terriberry
Saltillo
Missouri Pacific Railway System
International and
Great Northern R. R
Lion Mountain
Austin
Little Rock
Union Depot
J. J. Chew
Commerce St
H. P. Hughes
B. W. McCullough
Wheeler
Wilson
R. H. Jackson
Special
Ag’t
Fort ‘Scott
Fort Scott, Kansas
Wahrenberger & Beckmann, Architects
Lockwood & Kampmann
Col. Yturk
Commerce Streets
Geo. R. Hines
Real Estate and Loan Broker
Kampmann Building
H. C. Miller
Groove’ Tank
S.S. Floyd & CO
Heap
Strand
Labatt & CO
Market Street
Natural History
San Pedro Springs
Kerble
Board OF Directors
Union Square
Anelaw
J. E. Thomas, Agt
Atlanta
Swift
Don Cclen
Lem McClendon
Chess-Carley Company
Crosby
Man
Chess-Carley Co
Atlanta, Ga
N. Y
Salado
Bexar County
Henry Laager
San Antonio, Texas
Real Estate and Loan
Bree D
Adams & Wickes
Weat Commerce Street
F. Groos & Co
Thornton
Pres
JW. GuiAse, V. P
Jas
P. Earl
Traders’ National Bank
Alexander
Ancu A. Alexander
Texas National Bank of
Commerce Street
J. 8. Alexander
G. W. Brackenpage
Andrews
Augustus Belknap
Washington
COR, W
Commerce and Laredo
Rudolph Singer
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
San Antonio City
Rice
Ryan
Sessions & CO
Houston Street
OF. Frommer
J. H. Kampmann
Otto Koehler
Lone Star
Veramendi Garden
MC Damken & CO
Ws. Reuter
Gro, Reuter
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Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
Presa Street
F. Kliefoth
Cassiano
Navarro Street
Groos’ Bank
Two Brothers Saloon
Alamo Streets
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