San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-09
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here. Ihey nave DOth very wide
acquaintance, are we'll known for
their reliability and square deal
ling, and it is undoubtedly to this
that they owe their success and
rapidly growing trade which they
ARE now enjoying. They carry a
very full line of staple and fancy
groceries and do an extensive
wholesale as well as retail bust
ness. The members of the firm are
both pleasant, sOciable gentlemen,
and deserve the liberal patronage
which they are now receiving.
MCHENRY & son.
The above named firms repre-
sent ane of the most prosperous
houses, in their line in Beeville.
Mr.. McHenry, senior, is native
uof Minnesota, but some three years
ago decided to make this his adopt
led home,and is now one ofBeevilPs
permanent citizens. This firm
opened up here nearly two years
ago, the business they are now
conducting, consisting of flour
grain and feed, as also vegetables,
and fruit. They are having a very
extensive trade both wholesale
and retail, and are supplying with
fruits and vegetables, many local
dealers in surrounding towns. This
firm is rapidly growing in form,
and is already one of Beeville's
solid institutions.
PAUL ZWIRN.
This enterprising gentleman is
an active business man ofBeeville.
A native of Germany, he came to
this country at an early age, and
when Is years old, commenced
Glerking in the large mercantile
honse of Max Priebatsch, Brook
haven, Miss afterwards was COLI
mected with the firm of Moyse &
Jonas, a leading mercantile house
of Summit, Miss.
He soon entered into business
for himself at Bogue Chitto, of the
same state. Coming to Beeville
in 1891, he opened here his pros
porous mercantile house.
MFR. Zwirn has secured for two
successive years, the first bale of
cotton brought into market from
Bee county, forwarding same by
express to New Orleans.
A. CAROTHERS a. son,
The firm of A. J. CarOthers q
Son represent one of BeeVille's
promising houses, we'll known. as
the give Cent Store" They opened
up business in BeevilIe, in Febru-
airy, 1891, with but a handful of
goods, and their store now shows a
very creditable stock of dry goods,
notions, toys, glassware, tinware,
&c. Their trade is rapidly on the
increase. Mr.. CarOthers was for
merly a newspaper man, having
published the first paper in LlanO
county, the "Llano Rural" founded
March, 1881. He is believer in
the value of advertising, and gives
literally to any public enterprise of
merit.
II. FRANKLIN.
The above named gentleman is
one of the active, enterprising citi-
Zens of Beeville, and is the propri-
etor of a very creditable jewelry
and watch making establishment.
Although Mr.. Franklin is cOmpa-
ratiVely new man he is entering
upon a very prosperous trade and
has already established for him
self the reputation of doing thor
Ough and reliable work. He makes
repairing of watches and jewelry a
speciality, and guarantees satisfac-
ton to all his customers.
F. LIVERMAN.
Mr.. +. II. Liverman, proprietor
OF paying restaurant and lunch
stand in Beeville, is an active bus
mess man, and well posted in his
line. He came to this country from
Germany over IA years ago, and en-
gagged in the saddlery business at
Corsicana, Texas. He came to Bee
vile in '92, and entered into the
restaurant and lunch business. AL
though his present quarters were
opened in very small way, he
has now one of the best patronized
places of its kind in Beeville.
d. \. T. WALTON.
The above named gentleman, is
IN some respects the most noted
character in Bee county. He has
been, for Is consecutive years past
the sheriff of this county, a record
which, perhaps, has no equal in
any other county in the state.
Mr.. Walton was born in Ala.
bama but has been in Bee county
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