Texas notes on rain and railroads across the era
Multiple brief items discuss April and May rain in Southwestern Texas, a Denton postmaster appointment for W H Bates, Austin crime lore, and regional rail ambitions from Waxahachie to Fort Worth Dallas. Wheat crop prospects rise, Culverano’s commission revocations prompt debate, and a single trial comment references Fripinano Warp. Overall, a miscellany of politics and development.
Immense Texas news from frontier to politics
The report surveys Apache raids and minimal damage, a lighter Kansas wheat crop forecast at 15 million bushels, railroad ambitions, and efforts to reopen the New Orleans World's Fair expositions. It covers Mexican frontier policing after Holden killings, immigration debates, Houston Galveston rivalry, Republican strategy, and a new mining district east of Monterey with a 1775 survey of San Gregorio de Cerralvo.
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Kansas
Bayou City
Galveseton
Houston
Texas
Galveston
Egypt
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Monterey
Mexico
San Gregorio de Cerralvo
Royal Infantry
Isis Majesty
Don Melchor Vidal de Lorca Y Villena
Alcalde
Aban
Abandoned Mines Lead to Denunciations in District
In the district from April 1877 to June 1879 twenty mines were denounced, with recent additions producing silver in paying quantities. The piece notes San Rafael and San Pedro as remaining in operation while others lay abandoned for years. It ends with a sales pitch for Mishler's Herb Bitters claiming life-saving benefits and cures for digestive and kidney issues.
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San Rafael
San Pedro
Mishler
Henry Stafford
Erie
Ishler
Thaddeus Stevens
Mishler Herb Bitters CO
Commerce
Philadelphia
Parker
Local Ads and Health Ads in San Antonio Paper
The page lists local shop offerings including wines at cost price, window shades cheaper than rivals, and an enlarged garden with band concerts. Also promotes artistic supplies at C. H. Mueller and extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters for kidney health and a lung disease warning with a product pitch.
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San Antonio
Texas
C. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Bargain Column Offers Various Texas Ranch and Farm Listings
Multiple property notices from the San Antonio area: 1100 acre farm in Harris County near Buffalo Bayou with rail access and 400 tons hay. 12,000 sheep and 3000 goats on a Rio Grande front ranch. 1400 acre Moore Hollow farm near the International railroad with improvements and cattle. 640 acres on Leona river with a sugar mill. 400 acres on Rio Frio in Uvalde County. 40 acre Salado ranch near San Antonio with tanks and pens. 100 acres near Calaveras creek with a piano included. all offered at bargain prices with various terms and contact points.
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Harris County
Houston
Buffalo Bayou
B. Johnson
J. W. Bradley
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Texas
Moore Hollow
International
LL C
T. B. Johnson
Liaur Office
Leona River
Uvalde
Rio Frio
Frio
Iyalde County
Salado
Bexar County
New Discover for Consumption and Colds Promises Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs colds and lung ailments claiming it cures consumption bronchitis asthma hoarseness and throat chest and lung afflictions. A trial bottle is offered free at Rice Bros Co. drug store.
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Dr. Kings
Rice Bros. & Co
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the Daily Light
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Tos. KR. Johnson
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East Commerce Street
Scents
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Thomas
Johnson
Grirrorp
Johnson & Winter
Postofice
G. N. Railroad
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Laredo
Sehen Esues
Missouri Pacific
Tron Mountain
New Orleans
San Francisco
el Paso
Eagle
W. H. Bates
Denton
Aransas Pass
Gulf Coast
Austin
Wheat and
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Texas Central Road
Dallas
Fripinano Warp
Marine Bank
New York
Times
Cata
Logan
Chicago
Politi
Crook
Goliad Guard
Gulf
Colorado
San Antonio and
Floresville Chronicle
Capitol
Nueva Leon
Mr. Holden and Son
Viluldama
Holdens
Tuy Laredo Times
Texas Immigration Association
Maxey
New York ‘Tribune
Cleveland
Emmanuel Abranams
Hartshorn
R. L H. Russell’s
Houston Street
A. M. Cohen's
William Lippe
Eighth Cavalry
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
Amnica
Hostetter
Cheap Ranch
Calaveras Creek
Coaseters
Narciso
Mesquitt
Lexas
Morley Bros
Morley
J. D. Browder
Messrs. Browder & Paschal
F. Kalteyer & Son
Mr. G. D. Roemer
Henry Schumacher
Tri
Mr. Roemer
Gifford, Johnson & Winter
Humberto de 8, Rossi
J. F. Robinson
A. A. Drescher
W. Dietert
Boerne
James Davis
George
W. C. Daugherty
Frie County
Pearsall
Tex
W. W. Berry
Esq
J. H. Murphy
T. Allen
Anton Halamuda
J. W. Casey
Rachel Breslin
W. A. Carnahan
J. Vincent
W. H. Brown
Leesville
W. J. Hogge
Eagle Pass
George Leesberg
Castroville
Mace Sorell
Belmont
Robert Grier
Pana Maria
Burris
Rancho
A. O. Decker
Stockdale
W. J. Terriberry
Saltillo
Tama
Swift
Lowe
Jan
Augusta
W.C. Furn Low
Sumter Co
M.D. Wilson
Gainesville
Atlanta
THE
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
Presa Street
R. As
Moleland
Michael Ober
San Geronimo
Blum Street
F, Groos & CO
S.r Alexander
Auen, A. Alexander
Texas National Bank OF San Antonio
Alexander
G. W. Brackenridge
Andrews
A. Belknap
B. F. Yoakum
J.S. Thornton
J. W. Grass
James P. Ears
Traders National Bank
Reuter
Reutew
Two Brothers Saloon
Alamo Streets
Geo. R. Hines
Real Estate and Loan Broker
Kampmann Building
the Blum
Market Street
Amelia Blum
Harrison
Tom Harrison, Jn
Harrison & Harrison
Attorneys At Law
Missouri Pacific Railway System
International and
Great Northern R. R
Little Rock
Union Depot
J. J. Chew
Commerce St
H. P. Hughes
B. W. McCullough
Tera
Wheeler
Wilson’s
R. H. Jackson
ADDRE
Port Scott
Fort Scott, Kansas
Bperrey & L
East Siox
Main Plaza
V. Lorra
Wahrenberger & Beckmann, Architects
Lockwood & Kampmann
Bank
Cor. Yturr
Commerce Streets
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
Rice
Ryan
Sessions & CO
FF. Frommer
Court House
Soledad St
J. H. Kampmann
Otto Koehler
Lone Star
San Antonio, Texas