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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06
FARMERS CREEK.

Fine shower.
Harvesting is done. Most ali Of tie
stacking is done.
We hear the buzz Of the thrcsher.
Thomas Tullison lost a fine horse
las: week.
Corn looks we'll.
Potatoes are q fine crop.
Del Walker smiles ali over his face.
1t is a boy, and doing well.
Del Walker has hal vested about
seventy acres OF pats.
The school house in the Walker
district is finished. Dame Rumor says
it was dedicated last Sunday with q
dance. 1t is said that it was q whop'
per for q country dance, about twenty
ladies being there.
n. +. Harvey is a bachelor yet, but
the way he goes up the creek CIV cry
Sunday people think he is in earnest
SUSANNA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

In the death Of Samuel J. Tilden
the democratic party loses one o! il
Ablest leaders. Mr.. Tiiden although a
democrat was one Of New York
greatest men. Death loves q shining
mark, Hancock, Mcclellan, Hendricks,
Kelly, Seymour and Tilden, the bone
and sincw of democracy have recent
liz been called 10 cross the dark river.
leaving their party like . ship without
a rudder.
NEW YORK. Aug. i-Samuel j. Til
den died peacefully at Graystone this
morning at s:45 O'Clock. There were
present with him Doctors Charles f.
>imond and Samuel swift and his
niece, Miss Gould. His death was en-
tirely unexpected and caused by the
failure OF the heart, following an
acute attack OF diarrhea and nausea.
| As soon as the news Of Tilcen's death
was received in New York there was a
good deal of excitement over it. In
stantly the flags OF the city buildings
aud newspaper Offices were displayed
at half mast, and expressions oil regre,
we're heard on all sides at the death oi
the eminent statesmen. II Is said he
had not been feeling well fer some
days. Flags all over the city are al
half mast in honor OF aud out of re-
spect To Tilden. The news OF Tlden'-
death spread throughout the city very
rapidly. The newspaper Offices bull
let'ned it early and so the news Wa,
soon scatter ed broadcast. Though, il
was known that Tilden had been IN
bad health for some time past, hi-
death. not being looked fer, coming sc
suddenly, was quite a shock - the
community.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

l.. II. Rust says he can sell mora
uursery stock for the dollar than any
travelling agent Forest trees. orna-
mental, standard stock and small fruits
Send In your orders and get prices be-
fore YOU buy Of agents. lw2
l.. Ii. Rust is the boss small fruit
grower OF Webster county. I've
So feeding steers for sale by Moore 4
Gardner. |! miles south Of Co~les
These steers were fed corn every da,
last winter and this spring, and are IL
fine condition. 52wi
Go to J. w. Warren's when in want
of hardware and second hand good.
He keeps everything and you can al
WAYS find bargains there. II you have
anything to sell, see him. Don't for
get the place, opposite Chicago Lum-
Der Yard.
Brick for sale at the Chicago Lum
Der Yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

Brick for sale at the Chicago Lum.
Der Yard.
WAs1Ep-Salesmen for ruit tree
rnameptal, etc. Unequalled facili'
ties. Stark Nursery. LOUISIANA, No
House for rent Apply 70 c. II
Potter. Good ~brildings. plenty 81
water and near the business portion
Of the city. 4s-a
SuFkey hay rake at cost.
- Il q. W. Dow.
\ two seat half platform buggy fol
sale cheap. - Il q. W Dow.
Money to loan on chattel and rea
estate ar Fred II. Bentley s. Red Coad
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

OITY NEWS.
RAIN!
NEW band.
Com . cts.
BASE ball is the rage.
DoN'T forget the water works.
w. y. RICHARDSON is doing Denver
this week.
Mrs. A. J. WEIGH is visiting in Nc
Cook and Akron.
Mrs. h NJ. Graves, Of Beloit, Kan,
is visiting in the city.
MISS LAoNE LADD Of Chicago, is the
guest of Mr.. Gee. Barker.
X. CRoxroS Of Guide Rock, was a
pleasant caller on Thursday.
Mr.. RICEARDs, abrotner to attorney
Richards, 10 clerking for Mizer.
The premium lists for the Webster
County Fair are ready for distribution.
THERE will be . county prohibition
mass meeting in Red Cloud on August
II.
JOIN NJ YoUNG, of the Chicago Store
went TO Riverton last night on BUSH
ness.
JUsT at present the poker playing
fraternity are fully represented in this
diocese.
L. A. BEAcHY,is visiting in the land o
the "Mollie McGuires" in the solid old
Keystone state.
WHEArLAND post Office has changed
to StAnn , Interested parties will
please take notice.
CLINE & STRoUP is the name of the
new firm, business, general hack and
baggage delivery etc.
FRANK NoRrF, an Omaha newspaper
man.. breathed the heaven born air OF
the Gate City on Monday.
STREET Commissioner Hutchinson is
doing a pious act on Seward street
between Ind and 4th Avenues.
o. K DIssoS, general manager Of
the Fredonia Washer Company, was
inlhis city a few days this week.
n. q. kEISS, of Beatrice, general
agent for the Chicago Boot and Shoe
House, was . pleasant caller on Tues
day.
Hon. W. 4. MCKEIGHAN, our popu-
lar "Jedge," is chuck full Of humor
The latest racket is shat wooder
baby"
w. S. Fox, . member Of the South
Branch Lumber Co., of Chicago. en-
livened our sanctum with his presence
on Tuesday.
The Winner is entitled to that chro
mo and If the Helmet has it and refuse
to flash up" there will be trouble ii
this diocese.
THERE is luck in odd numbers, thirt,
one guests registered at the Hollan'
house on Wednesday.
Our I. O. o. +. brethren enjoyed
pleasant converse on Tuesday will
Mr.. C. L. Young, q genial gentleman
and . Z. g. NJ, from Ohio.
A. +. MAINE q limb Of the Law and
pleasant gentleman hailing from low,
City. Iowa, visited Dur city a da,
this week in search Of land.
Patrons Of Wright 4 Wallace vi
bear in mind that their mammotl
stock Of jewehy watches, clocks etc
has been Moved acrusf the street.
The building formerly occupied b.
Wright & Wallace Is being Imoyed :
the vacant lot owned BY Mrs H.
Haley, opposite Ducker's dry good
store.
Mr. L II. PlERcE and Miss Mely
Pi0ce Of Medina. Ohio, e. Their IN
lister Of Mn. J. W. Warren are enjoy
ing the pleasure of q brief visit in Il
gate city.
Ok Monday "Norphine Charli
made IN almost ~successful hreak, 1
the Torrid road to eternity, by iir
the county bastile in winch he y,
Temporarily incazcarntsd-
r. v. SHIRxr. Al. Kenney. A.
OEmaby and J. l. Miller have return,
ftom their Wyomine nmpage. No
dian evsr convince1 that Red CO
essSn the fnsst spoe a earth
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06
g Per Cent Farm Loan.

8 Per Cent Farm Loan.
The Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
make you a loan on you farm at
traight 8 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
them in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06
Soldiers Reunion.

Reunion of soldiers and old settlers
of Adams and adjoining counties, I'm
der the auspices Of the soldier citizens
of Ayr and vicinity, and Strickland
Post &. A. T., and Relief Corps, OF
Hastings, will be held in Philleos
grove on the Blue, at Ayr, Adams
county, on Friday and Saturday, Aug
l3 and IA, 1886. The grove is a delight.
full n on the banks of the Blue,
splendid shade. abundance OF pure
water, well seated, and with all the
conveniencies for rest, recreation and
amusement The river is damned at
this point, and fine boating grounds
are in easy reach. Ample supply Of
refreshments and amusements for all
Turn out and enjoy the day with the
soldiers and old settlers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

TIE present week closes the present
session Of the county teachers insti-
tute. To say that il has been = sue
ce~ful session would be placing il
mild, and ne viii venture The asser-
ton that al the school marms are al
the opinion that II has been good far
! them to be hare
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06

THE base ball boys met At Charley
Platt's cfice las: Tuesday evening, and
organized a strong team. l.. II. Wal
lace was chosen manager. and Dave
Zerwekh sec, etary and treasurer. c.
L. Fulforth was ele cted captain; e. J
Plat. Al. Galusba, and Arson Highly
were elected as a board of directors
There is no reason why Red Cloud
should not have one of the finest mines
IN the state. BY a little practice We
think the nine as chosen 70 represent
Red Cloud in the base ball world w.
achieve fame equal to that Of tae Hast
ings Reds. The name of the Few clu:
will be the Red Clouds"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
PERSONAL.

II. l.. Berg has returned from Savan-
nah, Ga.
MIR. Dave Colvin will leave Tomorrow
for Augusta, Georgia.
J. NJ. Kelley, of the United States
army, is at the Menger.
Capt. B. l.. Crouch, of Pearsall, is So
journing at the Menger.
J.E. Baker, we'll known insurance
agent of St. Louis, is in the city at the
Menger.
Mr.. I. M. O'COnnor, of Refugio, whose
herds Craze on thousand hills, Is at the
Southern.
j. c. b. Hardness and w. c. Daugh-
erty, two of FriO's best and most promi-
nent citizens, are in the city.
Nat Q. Henderson was still doing the
town yesterday. Nat is having just as
much fun as if he had went to Chicago.
Mr.. Clemente Sieber and family are
at the Menger from Saltillo, Mexico.
Mr.. Sieber is prosperous hat manufsc-
turer of that city.
John Thompson. leading citizen Of
Bee comfy, is here. He says they are
very Bee-sy down there preparing for
the reception Of the irOn-horse.
Senator M. Y. Randolph. of Madison
county, Texas, is making his first visit
to San Antonio in search of health for
his family. They occupy rooms at the
residence of DIR. Moore, on Travis street.
Miss Martha Payne, one OF the charm
ing Young lady compositors holding
ceases" upon the LIGHT, returned yes
terday from visit to the ellis ranch, 20
miles from San Antonio, and the visit
has freshened the roses upon her cheeks
and greatly recuperated her health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
Hotel Arrivals.

VANCE HoTEL.-Ed. Tells. city; j.
Thompson, Texas; John c. Allen, Del
Rio; DR.. Sinclair, city; w. +. Collins,
Lyle, Texas; j. Leicht, Liberty, Texas;
Dan Phillips, city; w. II. Baker, city;
Il. G. Bray, city; Il. J. Gantier, Calves
ton; NJ. Ortego, Monterey, W. H. Clark,
city.
MENGER HoTEL.-F. Half, Galveston
Clemente Sieber and family, Saltillo,
Mex; b. l.. Crouch, Pearsall; L. Ebeling,
Schulenburg; G. w. Bennett, Rochester,
N. Y.;J. NJ. Murphy, Spofford Junction;
w. Wiileford, Il. A. Arnim, Flatonia; II.
g. Leichhart, Iowa; Robert J. Kleberg,
Corpus Christi; James Z. Baker, Carl
Conrad, William Flannelly, st. Louis; A.
T. Stocks, Mississippi; 5. L. Utley,
Houston; j. e. Dilworth, Gonzales; j. K.
NJ. Stoughton. Boston; William Murray,
New Orleans; w. II. Spear and wife,
Philadelphia; w. ii. CASTOR and wife,
Miss Laura CASTOR, Miss May Thomas,
Miss Anna BoardmaI, 5. Robertson,
wife and two children, Dallas; Il. p.
Watson, Austin; j.. NJ. Kelley, United
States army, Arizona; W. w. Wigs,
Hot Springs, Ark: C. Person, New York;
H. l.. Berg, city; w. p. Poland, Alex,
Indian Territory.
MAVERICK HoTEL.-Edgar Johnston,
St. Louis; II. NJ. Mcintyre, New York;
NJ. L. Oppenheimer. Eagle Pass; Thomas
p. Thertarne, ID. A. Kemp, Baltimore;
Il. Il. Amber, Pittsburg; w. W. Wigs,
Hot Springs; j. ii. Bright, Gonzales; W.
K. Fethian, Dallas; +. +. Deyoe, Texas;
w. A. Dinsmore, Boston; Charles KatZ-
man, New York; J. j. Minter, Madison
Foster, Sam Cooley, j. l.. Slayden and
wife, city; Il. p. Watson, Austin; G. s,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
Recorders Court.

A large and motley crowd sat upon
the bench of repentance this morning.
Judge Shields, City Attorney Newton
and Marshal Shardein we're in fine spir-
its. in clean shirts, and at $3.50 O'Clock
they spit in their hands and pitched MO
the docket:
w. II. Parker was at the head OF the
class for leaving his team alone, but had
his case continued.
William McLeary. for fighting, was
fined S..
Henry Schrene. drunk and disorderly,
fined S..
Jimmie Henry, vagrancy, dismissed.
Peter Finley begged hard to be let OIL,
but was fined S. for shocking the moral
constitution of San Antonio by being
drunk and down.
John Jackson, for the same otfense.
was assessed 81.
Mrs. Lyons was drunk and down and
was fined s..
R.. 5. McCarty. drunk and down, So.
J. Smothers, drunk and down, 50.
Saltpeter Smith, drunk and down, So.
Il. JuareZ, an Apache constituent OF
President DiaZ, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81.
fIdnclsCO hauRel' hSutlnsi hhou P"'
Amanda LunO, fighting; fined SO.
Jesus Rodriguez WAS charged with
being drunk and down, and when asked
his plea was like the boy whom the COW
ran over, he had nothing to say. He
was fined S..
E. Murphy and Frank Taylor, for
quarreling and fighting, had their cases
continued.
NJ. Wasby. drunk and down; fined So.
Juan Rios, drunk and disOrderly !;
fined S..
Louisiana Rlsche, (coloIed) fighting
fined So.
Richard Crawford, drunk and disor-
derby; continued.
Ike Dodd, simple drunk; fined So.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
BUSINESS SPARKS.

The best meals at the Bon Ton
Restaurant, 2l0 Acequia street. 5-l7-lm
White flannel suits and white duck
pants at Pancoast & Son. 5-5-tf
The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Putfs at popular prices. 4-7-ly-S5
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
office.
-Sullivan's is the leading house for
ladies fine shoes in all widths from A.
to F. F. 5-l4-tf
Every first-class dealer sells Opera
Putis cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tations. s4-7-1yS5
Don't fail to see Madame Quinlan's
hair goods, glossy switches. ETC., 22l and
2l6 Commerce street. 5-l2-lm
-Pancost & Son, have just received
another lot of choice summer clothing.
Big men, take notice; we will give you
fit. 5-5-tf
pTBear In mind that Frank j. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the International and Great Northern
depot. 9-11-ly
Why buy elsewhere your Horseshoe
and Square Meal where you can get
them at 40 cents per pound at Wulffs
cigar store? Left
Metallic cartridges, full assortment,
all calibres, best makes, and ssld at man
ufacturers' prices, at Piper & Schulthess,
2i9 Market street. 5-l7-lm
-Ifyou want to buy or sell any kind
OF stock or real estate, go to Chavez,
NORM q Mateu, South Flores street.
They will deal squarely. LIFT
The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Pufis at popular price. 4-7-ly
Madame Quinlan's millinary is ele-
giant and stylish, and the prices are
reasonable. Hats from 81 to S25, at 22l
and PIG Commerce street. 5-l2-lm
Job lots Of ladies and misses fine
shoes and slippers from 30 cents to 81. 80.
Greatest bargains ever offered in San
Antonio at Sullivan's, No. 249 Commerce
street. 5-l4-tf
Chavez, NORM & Mateu have taken
charge of the stock yard on South Flores
street. south of Military plaza, where
they will do commission business, buy
ing and selling all kinds OF stockl-9-tf
Try Fowler's ice cold soda water,
with positively pure fruit syrups; also,
yichy or soda. with milk Of magnesia,
Wneat phoopnates' tohBalhe UT dclu
phosphates, lemon, orange, raspberry,
strawberry and chocolate syrups spe-
cialty. No. IA West Houston st. 4-16-tf
.-Ragland & Co., and II. L. Fowler
tell OF remarkable cure effected by
Acker's Blood Elixir: A gentleman
was literally covered with sores,
brought on by neglecting his system I;
ulcers or boils came out all over him,
but thorough course Of Acker's Blood
Elixir cured him. They also say that
they will warrant this as being the best
blood medicine that can be bought. lt
is always certain to cure Syphilis In Its
worst form. 1t Is positively guaranteed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
RELIGIOUS.
Bishop Eliott's Sermon, Sabbath
Morning.

Bishop Elliott officisted in st. Marks
Cathedral In the absence Of the Dean.
He read the service In distinct, dellD-
crate and most impressive manner;
bringing to mind the difference between
good and bad reading. The Bishops
reading is better than an ordinary COM
mept. III there was less religious talk,
but In a better manner and spirit, the
effect would be better. The text was,
the fate Of Samson in the hands OF the
cruel Philistines, who put out mis- eyes,
bound him with letters OF brass; and ne
did grind in the prison house." Inc
preacher emphasized the solemn respon,
sibility Of parents In the education OF
their children, and their dedlcaton 10
God. He spoke of Samson as notable
instance OF man who lost
ali at the feet OF woman"
The Bishop is happily Tree
from the usual feminine fiattery, even in
sacred place. He spoke with fervor and
noipt on the numerous instances OF the
shameful wrecks of men Of genius from
dissipation and vice, who might have
been eminent in the professions Of law or
medicine or any worthy calling. what
was evidently meant, but left unsald,
was stronger than if uttered. The con
temptible ninny at the shrine OF beauty
was a picture tacitly left to be filled out
by the hearer for himself. Quiet, ease
and respectable luxury, making wealth
and its enjoyments the chief good, were
wildly brought to view in the example
of the self-satIstied and Boosting rlch
man, on whose bright dreams OF bliss
full future was written by the divine
hand. "Thou fool!" Great and sincere
sympathy was expressed by the earnest
speaker for the fallen, and burning
desire and prayer for their restoration
TO virtue, hope and true happiness.
The bishops manner and style OF e&-
preston, his fixed and grave counten-
ance, and evident sense of responsibility
with benevolence of spirit, give force to
his illustrations. There was full and
most attentive audience. The impress
sion of the sermon was that the moral
man, as the physical in war, In the bat
tie of life should be valiant and equal to,
or superior to the danger and tempta-
ton that the service of God should be
paramount, and humble trust in Him,
ever-present with us and that faithful
ness in domestic relations is the only
way Of honor or safety.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
GRAND CONCERT.
Instrumental and Vocal-The Great Musi-
cal Event of the Season.

Assisted by the best talent in the city, for
the benefit of the Home,.at Austin, Texas, for
disabled Confederate soldiers, TO be given at
Turner hail, San Antonio, on Friday evening,
May ~, 1856, commencing at O'Clock, under
the patronage of the following named gentle
men: Sam e. Bennett, Bell 4 Bro, II. Z.
Bernard Colonel G. W. Breckenridge, Mayor
Bryan Callaghan, f p. Claudon, John Craw-
ford, f. n. Cunningham, DIR. George Cugples,
George 4. Dashiell,. Judge 7; J; Devine,
william Ferguson, Alderman J. H. French,
Leonardo CARA, A. W. Clifford, A. Graves,
John A. Green, +. Grice, Colonel G. NJ. Gordon,
Alderman J. T. Hambleton, John I. Hamilton,
Lieutenant J. Is. Hickey, United States army,
william Hoefling, A. W. Houston, F. p. Hord,
II. p. Howard, J. II. James, II. c. King, j. Is.
Lacoste, Alderman N. Mackey, Jake Marshall,
Sam Maverick, Judge J. II. McLeary, c. II.
Merritt, b Oppenheimer, ID. NJ. Poor, John S.
Ramsay, Gustav Schneider, Phil Shardein,
Judge Peter Shields, J. p. Simpson, Thad W.
Smith, Alderman J. H. Smye, General ID. 5.
Stanley, United States army, W. r. Story, T. 7.
Tel, Daniel Sullivan, &. Epson, J. Waelder,
W. II. Young and Reagan Houston
Popular prices. The sale of reserved seats
will commence at Risches on Tuesday morn
ing. See circulating programme
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24

From San Marcos comes the Dad
tidings that United states Marshal
JackmaR Is quite seriously i'll at that
place and is not expected TO survive
The private picnic at the heao OF
the river yesterday was gwen Dy the
families OF Messrs. Froboese, SantleOen'
Hernandez and Heder, ana was mhch
enjoyed.
The Young Mems Christian assocla-
tien held an interesting gospel meeting
yesterday afternoon, and several more
young men were added 10 the Toll ol
Of membership.
Justice Crawford called his civil
docket this morning and disposed OF
them by judgment, settings ana con-
tinuances. Seven we're given Judgment
by default.
There will be meeting Of the MexI-
can and Texas war veterans next We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock; at Mr..
Miles office, to act In regard 10 Tue
decoration day programme.
A four wheeled family carriage broke
down yesterday afternoon about u
| O'Clock, out on Austin street, shaking up
| the occupants, but spilling no one ana
doing no personal damage.
-Lost-A gold breast-pin with ball
| center and three pearls. Lost on HOus-
ton street. between Wence saloon and
turntable. The finder will receive re-
ward of So, If left at this office.
Martin Schieb.ps garden was Wis
tied last night by quite a large number
| of ladies and gentlemen. The Botani-
cal gardens fine lunches and refresh
| ments will prove a grand success.
| noDv race was run at the Springs
,,ostordov for 81. The usual suuabble
snsued 9ver the stakes, but the two
| nswsnaper men who wagered 8 cents
each, compromised by squandering their
funds in beer, No names.
The sacred rite of baptism by INNER
| sion was observed last night at the First
Baptist church, the candidates being
| Miss Emelie Weiss and Miss Lille Lang
| lev. A large congregation was present
and the services were very interesting.
The merchant who is known to be
| liberal advertiser. is being severely
| drummed lust now. Between the city
| napers and the country weeklies, he is
| afforded plenty of opportunity to spread
| his name and business very promiscu-
| Ously.
Tho woodh;ne saloon WAS opened
ont IN fuII HAST last saturday morning.
| A fine lunch was spread and the open
| ing ceremonies were largely attended.
| Messrs. Kelley & Shean are popular with
the bows and are bound to make the
| Wood6ine favorite resort.
a Mexicap how fell three successiye
t;mas in "a many Sttemnts to perform a
diGicnit foot IN the diving trapeze last
evaninS Of the ctrcns He was caught
IN nof bowever and escaned injury.
Wo Gew through tbe air with the great.
| ost oFaoso hnt failed IN make the nroDer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
The Mexican Mutualista Society

The Mexican Mutuslista society held
regular monthly meeting In the
recorders courtroom on Saturday even
ing. About 100 members were present,
and after the routine business was trans
acted, Mr.. +. N. Sanchez, in neat and
happy speech, presented Mr.. Juan Il.
Cardenas, president of the society, with
fine and elegant gold medal, on behalf
Of the members as a token Of their
esteem and valuation of his services MS
president. The society was established
In 1888, for benevolent purposes, now has
membership of about 300. Mr.. Cardenas
has served continuously as president
since its organization.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
Menard, st. Louis; J. W. Watson, Ken,

Menard, st. Louis; d. W. AtsOh' heH-
lucky.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.-L. b. Caruthers,
Fort Davis; F. 4. LeGson, Eagle Pass; L.
b. Hughes, Del Rio; william Osborne,
aHacO; W. Bradshaw, Dallas; j: White,
El Paso; J. G. Crisp, Uvalde; Richard
son, Dimmitt county; John A. Barnes,
Garlic Springs; James Martin. Bexar
county; Eugene NJ. George, Galveston;
J. s. Dunlay, Houston; II. J. Mcclure,
Montgomery; j. A. Heatley and wife,
Bexar comfy; Charles johnson, Colo
RADIO; A. G. Northcraft, Chicago; Samuel
c. Brown. st. Louis; John K. Foster, Lu-
ling; J. r Joynes, Bastrop; Jules AL
bert, Houston; John Henderson, New
York; c. w. Gano, Dallas; I. NJ. O'Con-
nor, Refugio; Walter M. Cole, Calves
ton; Carlos F. Trevino, Matamoras,
Mex: Billy Heffner, Boerne; Henry
Rattle, Dhanis; John Thompson, Bee
county; David Hensing, Austin; Isham
Railey. Kentucky; Charles Fan, Bexar;
Clearance Vane, London.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-24
The Lone Star Brewery Boiling Works.

We have the pleasure to announce to
the public and patrons that we have
completed and opened our extensive
bottling department with our specially
brewed "Select" bottle beer. All orders
will be promptly filled and delivered to
any part of the city free of charge by
our own wagons. All we ask Is fair
trial. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
5-19-lw The LONE STAR BREWING Co.