Rays of Light and City News from San Antonio
A crowded column reports varied items from San Antonio including Sim Hart selling Purity at 5 cents a bag, a garden dance at Lippe's, infant funeral, Emersons goods in demand, building permits, college dorm repairs, and local events. News covers auctions, concerts, sports, parish socials, arrests, open letters, and city notices with multiple named individuals and locales.
Local travelers and guests scatter through the Southern hotel
Colonel A Belknap returns from the north as J J Winfield of Del Rio registers at the Southern. Mrs W W Grimes and wife arrive from Virginia. cattle owner B I Hart of Del Rio stops at the Southern. Dozens of visitors including Sent Mrs I C Tuttle Miss Katie Mitchell Mrs Zellweger and many more are listed as quartered at the Menger and various locals travel to San Antonio and Zavalla county. Public School Superintendent Smith Hicks attends family illness in Austin and plans to move them to San Antonio by mid September.
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A. Belknap
J. J. Winfield
del Rid
Southern
W. W. Grimes
Virginia
Henry Rothe
D’hanis
B. I. Hart
del Rio
L. Levy
San Diego
Drew Jones
Eagle Pass
Winchester Kelso
Mr. Scott
Waukesha
W. Underwood
Laredo
John T. Farley
St. Louis
Arthur G. Mason
Menardville
Louis Dart
Trenton
New Jersey
J. A. Marin
Houston
W. H. Baker
James “Ayden
Lexus
Maverick
Smith Hix
Austin
San Antonio
H. Burroughs Beach
F. Mollenhagen
Chaurant
New York
H. Beissner
Galveston
C. Mengies
Cincinnati
R. Mackrille
Kansas City
Richard Fenby
J. R. Fletcher
Medina
J. L. Watson
Cabruton
Goliad
J. H. Erkins
Seguin
Matt Gengler
J. R. Coryell
J. H. Trezevant
lTexas
Julius Reich
T. L. Johnston
L. E. Netler
Milwaukee
A. W. Gifford
Saltillo
G. Fish
R. H. Walther
New Orleans
J. L. Driskill
Jacob H. Jackson
W. A. Miller
James W. Richmond
Thomas J. Seely
W. H. Hoffmann
Alton
Ills
Isaac Ostheimer
Daniel Devoe
T. W. Collins
Chicago
James Bochove
Detroit
Charles Murgatroyd
Louisville
Death by self-inflicted gunshot near Alamo plaza
At about 1 am two shots rang out near Alamo plaza. Johann Kohl, a Munich born painter aged 23 or 24, fired at least one shot then killed himself with a small calibre pistol near the German Catholic church. Judge Neuendorff held an inquest, verdict death by own action. Officer Zenk and Merchant Police Satterwhite testified. Robbery suspected but unconfirmed.
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Alamo Plaza
Zenk
Johann Kohl
Neuendorff
Satterwhite
Merchant Police
Officer Zenk
Dreiss
Scholz
Alamo Street
East Commerce Street
Seffel
Munich
Bavaria
Concert Series at Mission Garden With Kempa Orchestra
On Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights at Ludwig Mahneke s Mission garden the Kempa ladies orchestra performs. A family ticket for all three concerts costs one dollar making the event accessible to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Mahneke
Mission Garden
Kempa Ladies Orchestra
Floresville Progress Report On Railroad Construction
Mr Uriah Lott reports Floresville site progress on the railroad project with grading nearly complete to the depot on South Flores street and track work advancing in two weeks. The town is described as booming with many strangers arriving ahead of the iron horse.
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Uriah Lott
Floresville
South Flores Street
Alonay
Iron Horse
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Juan Torres
Gornee
East
South Laredo
Summer Nights Festival at Mission Garden Impresses Crowd
A large select audience enjoyed a successful summer night festival at Mission Garden. The al fresco concert featured Chinese lanterns, notable solos by C. H. Mueller, the Texas Tyroleans quartet, a buzzoon pipes performance, and a well rendered zither solo. Conductor Carl Beck received praise for the admirable orchestral portion and the shadow pantomime The Message to the Forge. The event is hailed as the season's most successful outdoor concert in San Antonio.
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Mission Garden
C. H. Mueller
Oool
Beethoven Maennerchor
Carl Beck
Mendelssohn
Schiller
San Antonio
L. Wolfson Advertises Grand Fall Stock Clearance
Today marks a new era for L. Wolfson as a large clearance begins. Furniture, clothing, hats, shoes, and household goods are reduced to make way for fall arrivals and new display space. The store promises competitive prices and a broad array from dress suits to ladies shoes and parlor sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wolfson
Public School Retains and Hires Teachers for Next Term
The public city schools announce retained teachers and new hires for the upcoming term starting in September. The list includes Mrs. V. I. Polk, Miss Nettie Noyes, and many others, with several colored teachers noted. Examinations last week selected top applicants, led by Miss Alice Griffith and Miss Adadela Torre with high percentages, under Board of Examiners Professors Halbech and Crossley. Professor Kuhn named German teacher for the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
V.I’. Polk
Nettie Noyes
B. F. Flourney
Julia Egan
Annie E. Beck
Florence Willbanks
Annie E. Koessley
Emma Heusinger
Adele Montsalvatge
Bertha
Ignez Moke
Columbia Rossy
Julia Haenel
Ruth Cotton
Emily Shanke
M. J. Grimes
Mollie Carey
Ida Harris
Ella Frazier
F. Crockett
Alice Griffith
Avon
Adadela Torre
W. Schoch
Cival
Mies M. Nelgon
Irrepressible Goggan Visit Sparks Local Banter and Ads
The Galveston Tribune notes Mike Goggan arriving in town amid humorous banter over beer and digestion tonics. Advertisements push Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, Dr. Bo sanko's Cough Syrup, and Abrahams palm leaf lunch baskets as ready travel fare.
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Galveston Tribune
Mike Goggan
San Antonio
Thomas Goggan & Bro
Mike
Baking powders tested for economy and gas output
Government chemist Dr Edward G Love reports on brands by gas per ounce. Results list Royal Patapsco Rumford Hanford None Such Redhead Charm Amazon Cleveland OC Andrews Dr Price Snow Flake Groff Lewis COMETORA with varying notes on alum and phosphate powders. Royal praised for safety by McMurtrie and Mott.
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Edward G. Love
Love
Rumford
Hanford
Ae “Cleveland’s
E. Andrews & Co. A
Dr. Price
Groff's
St. Paul
Lewis
H. A. Mott
McMurtrie
United States
Washington
Treasurer's Quarterly Report for Bexar County 1885
Consolidated statement covers May 1 to July 31 1885 listing receipts and expenditures by class including first second and third class and special funds. It details balances on hand amounts received disbursements and balances for Mexican Gulf bonds courthouse school and other funds along with a detailed disbursement ledger by district court juror camp and miscellaneous accounts. Ed Froboese county treasurer. August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Froboese
Bexar Co
San Antonio
Opera Puffs Cigarettes Popular At Popular Price
The Opera Puffs cigarettes are described as the most popular choice at a popular price. Retail notes highlight strong consumer demand and broad availability across outlets. The brief emphasizes value and accessibility for buyers.
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