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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Bar Harbor chicks" and Forfeits u
Game-IocaI Tins.

Bar Harbor chicks" and Forfeits u
Game Local Tips.
The base bali season did not open very aus
picously last Wednesday, when, st the match
game at Wyman Park between the Bar Hsr-
Dor and Ellsworth mines, mentioned last wee K,
the visiting team left the field in huf in the
third inning.
After much kicking on the part OF the
visitors who wanted two umpires, Harry
Tracy was chosen ruler OF the game.
10 the first inning the Bar Harbors scored
one run, while the home team was white
washed, aud In the next two innings the
visitors scored two and four runs respectively.
Up 10 this point the Ellsworth team had not
started but 10 the last half of the third inning.
five runs were scored.
In this inning, Ed Brown, the pitcher OF the
home team, hit over third base, which was de-
cided fair hy the umpire. and that worthy was
Immediately dumped on" by the visitors.
Time was called, and 1t began TO look
iowery, for 10 he interval Brown had stolen
home and would not return to third. upon
which conditions alone would the visitors con-
tinue the game.
The play having been ruled as fair the WISH
tors forfeited the game, the score being. under
the circumstances, to %.
NOTES.
The freshman high and the East side gram
mar school mines played base ball last Satur-
day st Wyman Park. The grammar schoo
boys were victorious, the score resulting 50 t0
p
Ellsworth and Bangor will cross bats on
Memorial Day.
game Of bali at Wyman Park between thu
Ellsworth nine and nine OF our local clerks
Is talked Of for Friday afternoon.
A nine composed mainly of the High schoo
nine was defeated by picked nine last Satur.
day. The score was q to y.
A number from the city have been In Ban
gor this week to witness the New England
league games.
The newly organ lied Hogan base ball club
| of Bar Harbor would like to arrange games
with strong teams In Eastern Maine, the Ellis
| worths preferred. We play the Bar Harbors
on the home grounds to-day, and expect to
meet the Roeklands on their grounds Thurs
| day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
OBITUARY..
MRS. HATTIE A. WHITAKER.

hhS Hal A. " IAhEk.
Died at Franklin, April IS, 1894, OF quick
consumption, Mrs. Hattie A. Whitaker, aged
twenty-five years. ten months aud twenty
one days.
Mrs. Whitaker was the daughter Of Mrs.
Lydia Springer and wife OF George NJ. Whit
taker, of Franklin. She was OF gentle and
retiring disposition. ever ready to help the
unfortunate and afflicted In times OF trouble.
She embraced the Saviour at n revival In W est
Franklin. was baptized and joined the Free
Baptist church In 1892.
The aged mother inourns the loss Of her
only daughter; the husband Of n Kind and
loving companion, and the church faithful
aud consistent member.
All that loving friends could do was done
for her In her last short illness; kind phy II.
clans did all In their power to save her, but
to no avail, for 'the hour had Gomez But
the Great Physician from on high hiss taken
her under His care, and will save and care
for her.
The funeral services were held at the Union
church, ID. Is. Smith, pastor Of the Free
Baptist church. Oficls;ing. large con-
course of relatives and friends met to pay
their last sad respects 10 one whom they
would see no more on earth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

for months The quiti town Of Burk,pori
hA> been annoyed tl a-rrir> petty hufclArie,.
The cuiprit- were very ,kiltli 10 Guiding both
victims and police.
But tLe1 f,l into iFap Al la-t. TIA one o.
their expeditions they stole collection Of ola
counterfeit coiu- that wrrc Kew, a, cufio-ltle>
Not knowing The difference between good sud
bad coin il Wa easy !. Identify the thieves,
a. they promptly began ID ,qa4nler their m
gotten but couaterfe, wealth.
The first cu'pnl to b. secured VS., Lyman
SAWYER. an .A!een-year-oi youth. The
young man fr--,d q taking the none,
from Oi..ey'-. and the ci.ar, from Bulduc'-,
but denied shy kuow edge Of the other thefts
He va, locked up and Jud4c Chase ~enl for.
TO bring BIZ western Hancock municipal court
to administer TO the ea.r.
The case was heard before Judge Chase And
be pitadel mol guilty. He Wa bound over in
800 To appear al jAe October term OF court.
Ia def4Glt 81 hal al Wa committed to iail,
aud Wa brought 10 Ellsworth by Drputy-Sher-
III ". {, Moore.
Il j. ,aii inat in biz confession SAWYER I'M
pHeHel BIZ Two Older brothers who are now
,horr-h,hiHz "a Nj. Desert. sherif Patter-
sons Deputies have orders to arrest them a.
soon - they come sshOTr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

An Ellsworth correspondent writes the fol-
lowing to the Bangor Commercial,
+, q. Smith has a line driving horse by Dan
iti Boone, that can carry man at a 40 clip on
the road. Mr.. Smith also has q fine four-year-
Old FLY which is very promising.
=. X. Osgood y driving the PAGER Sellm
Alb, by Nelson, zoe. lie Il looking finely this
spring. and 1t Is expected he will lower his rec
ord considerably before fall. At Wyman Park
last fall at the fair races he made an exhibition
half mile In los, the first quarter In 81 see
onds. three-quarters IN LA. He was slowed
down considerably on the last half. and made
the mile In % He established his present
record Of 2l9 at Rieby Park last fall. lie il
about five years old.
Capt. II. j. Joy has very promising colt by
Dawn Il. This colt, Aicantina l. thirteen
months old. stands 1913 hands high behind and
IL hards forward and weighs 720 pounds
Alcaniina is by Dawn r., dam Lady Tesxle.
by HambletonIan Knox. dam I4ady Merrill by
Young Merrill. Dawn Il. is by Alcantara BY
Geo. Wilkes. dam Alma Mater. The dam OF
Dawn Il. is Dainty. by Dictator. dam Vic.
This colt and dam won the prize n being see
ond best mare and colt st the Hancock county
fair last fan in this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

On Tuesday evening Il meeting was held Ia
the polling room at the engine house, for the
purpose Of forming II company for the new
hook and ladder truck.
Chief Engineer Carr was present and acted
as chairman Of the meeting.
After much discussion 1t was decided that
the truck should be called Eaxie No. l.
The following officers were chosen, and
members voted In: Fred X. SweaG- foreman
Harry c. Woodward, first assistant; Charles
Higgins, second assistant. Monroe McGown,
clerk L. l.. Moore. George +. Packard, Harry
o. Tracy, Harvey W. Morang. John Brady,
Frank Y. Young, Roy Goodwin, Leslie W.
Jordan and James Hawkes..
To prevent misunderstanding, special meet
ings will be called by one stroke of the engine
bell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

one day la>t wees Curtis 4. Foster and ".
K. Parker went TO Prospect Harbor FOR ducks.
They got them. The following morning forty
nine handsome bird were displayed in Mr..
Foster, store, and the privilege Of counting
them was accorded 70 everybody. one Of the
bird was >hoirske; the ret were coots.
A. II. JOY. J. =. EldridSr and John : Leigh
ton went 70 Boz river lA-t Friday. They
brought home ninety trout. some Of them
weighing nearly two pounds each. ThI, hand
some catch wa, displayed in Mr.. JOYS store.
and was admired by all who were fortunate
enough 10 get q look At them
Michaei She's ana F. f. Joy went to Sim
mons pond last Thursday and brought back
TX iand-iocked salmon, weighing about two
pounds apiece, They struck many more, but
los. them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
nlebital.
SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE.
StOmghtOn, Mass. Electrified.
From Fall River Daily Heraldl
Thrilling Experience Of a St0uyhton Man.

Thrilling Experience OF StOughton Man.
Mr.. EpIroR:
Well do | remember one year ago to-
day, II was the saddeSt day of all my life
was eighteen years OF age and had been
suffering from the i'll effects of the grip
since the March previous, which had left
me with a fearful cough yet recovered
my health sufficiently 10 attend to nv
work in French & Wards woollen mill In
Stough,on, Mass, during the summer but
the seeds of that fearful disease had set
tied on my lungs, my cough, increased in
violence. night sweais set in. had fearful
pains 10 my side and lungs, with no ap-
petite to keep me up; | was reduced 10
deaths door. | consulted and employed
the ablest physicians in the state and they
all said there was no hope for me, that
my lungs were SO badly affected that was
bs youd the reach OF medical skill At
that critical period n my He. my mother
wrote to my uncle 10 Maine, that could
live but few weeks. He knowing OF
some wonderful cures OF consumption in
his section. by the use Of Rodolfs New
Medical Discovery and Cream Emulsion
sent me at once, ~ cxpr, -. four bottles
aud from the frat wtt Is use commenced
to gain. continued it, use ana nv cough
lett ne. | have not had a bleeding spell
siLcr, my pains through my chest and Side
ate all gone, nave good appetite have
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

II. W. Holt has fine line Of plants from Adam
sekenger's conseryatories In Bangor.
II ever a man feels like "a poor worm Of the
dust" 1t is when he suffers from that tired feel.
ing. Ayers sarsaparilla removes this discourag.
ing physical condition and imparts the thrill Of
new life and energy to every nerve. tissue. muscle
and fibre of the whole body.
"The flowers that bio m in the spring" are not
more vigorous than are those persons who purify
their blood with Ayers sarsaparilla. The tabled
eIixer vite could scarcely impart greater vivac-
ity to the countenance than this wonderful med.
fefue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

\ quiet laugh j. being INDUCED in among
locsI fishermen al the expense Of two lifelong
residents Of Ellsworth who started for a fish.
Ing trip 10 Simmons pond few days ago
They got beyond the cemetery all right and
turned up the road leading 10 the old trottlng
park. From there, 50 the story goes. every
thing including the fishermen. went all wrong.
On the frs; trip for the pond they brought
up under the stani-pipe; on the second they
didn't turn back until they were well on their
wsy 10 Bogey Brook. II i said that on their
way back an Indian came out OF the woods,
snd in reply to their questioning as to the
location Of pond, the Indian said:
ASK boss; e know"
This story, however, may have no founda-
ton in fact, but just before dark the poud was
found. Then there wa. Joy-but no fish
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Charles B. Pineo, weILknowu citizen Of
Bar Harbor. was being ferried across from
West Sullivan by his brother-in-lsw, Samuel
Havey. to take the evening train at Hancock
for Bar Harbor, at 8 O'Clock Monday night,
when the boat upset In the swift current.
Reuben Merchant, on the shore, heard the
calls, and went to their assistance. He found
Pineo. with only one hand out OF the wster,
clinging to an oar, and Hayey on the bottom
of the boat. Both men were taken ashore.
Mrs. Pineo and DIR. Averll were sent for from
Bar HarbOr. and they will recover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and healthy.
try Electric Bitters. II LA Grippen has left
you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. II you are afflicted
with Sick Headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this is the
remedy you need. Large bottles only Soc, II
8. D. Virgins drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
hurch Notes.

Prof. J. 5. Sewsll Of the Bangor theological
seminary, will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. In the evening
Rev. II. W. Conley Of the Falls will preach at
the peoples service.
The peoples service vt the Congregational
church will be changed from 10 ;30a o'clock.
beginning next SUNDAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

The nomination Of John b. Redman rs col
ieetor of customs for the district of French
mans bay wss confirmed by the Senate last
Wednesday.
The nomination Of Walter J. Dreamer col
leetor for the district of Castine was also con-
firmed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Coming Events.

To-day "wednesday y Prohibitory county
convention. Hancock hall.
May 2i-Republiean caucus, Ellsworth. 3
p. m.
May 25-Leeture before the Outing club by
Prof. Braun of Bangor.
May 27-Mefnorial services Hancock hall.
May 30-Memorial Day.
June 5-Republican State convention, Lew
iston.
June G-Republiean district convention,
Watervile.
June % Democratic State convention, Lew
iston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Every horse owner should send postal card to
DIR. A. Z. Daniels, IS Portland street, Boston,
Mass, and get his pamphlet on veterinary
Medicines and How to Use Them" sent free to
any address. DR.. Daniels IL one Of the hest
known and skillful veterinarians In the United
States. and any Information from him can be
a larger sale In this State than all others com.
binea.-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Republican Caucus.

The republican voters Of Ellsworth will
meet in caucus ct Hancock hall next Monday.
May 81. at p. m, to choose delegates 10
attend the State convention which is TO be held
At Lewiston June ), and delegates to attend the
third district congressional convention which
is to be held at Wateryille the following day,
lima
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains. Corns. and al
Skin Erup,ions, and positively cures Piles. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box For
sale by 5. ID. Wiggin.-4drf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

THE EARLIER symptoms OF dyspepsia. such
as distress after eating. heartburn. anil occasional
headaches. should not he neglected Take Hoods
sarsapar TIA. II sou Wish t. be cured.
HOOPS FILLS cure all liver HIS. hilloHsness
jaundicc ndi digestion. SICK headache
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Ladies, clean your sid gloves with Josephine
glove cleaner. For sale only by c. l.. Morang-
headquarters for dressed and undressed Kid
gloves in all the most desirable shades.-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

siu-uea lat >aturla, from New
a4.4ot NJ. ne-er; Va, IN the city
y Bar H4roor Va, IN tow
clubhouse !, opened for the ,el-
-., ,su> y HrooAfin, thu ,4rdjnc man,
@.- ~u Tuesday.
h .ls,, wAo ha, been ndi,po,ed for
t.e .- aal, TO be out again.
GA -~atrf william Feuneily Of R.r
i- ns- ID town la-y week.
M N.-, + Robinson. who ha, been visit
h. H-... Island, has returned home.
A..a handsome showcase aaorp- one
.'.. .a',r- q q, A. PArcher'- drug store
~ Woodward OF l.yford 4 Wood
i4a-.-. >pen' sunday with bis parents
y SHAW u The West End hote,, Bar
t!r 49, .ue,t 81 The American house
.'.- --ai4s.
f-4-.- mi WI,well src home-the
''i- court al : u'ufh' 'n' 'A'-
'--'ta'
''' nave done e'A@iler%o'e damage
4hd FILM htfr!he'a Way me
h'i 4' lluA iond was burned
--aa sound, Of blasting heard al over
"reh' came from the breaking up OF
&, sl-,-
= n iFon u 'he hopkins foundry
lyof ana 4 committee Of the bosrd Of
o,rt to North K.l.w orth last Mon
~ OMAR The street petitioned for IN
n.
Ia ROW Frilay afternoon The Womsn'-
-I-H hoid IL final meeting before
oA! anu fun attendance q mem
i-'''eH.
u Emerson ha- been offered aud has sc
a POSITION OF superintendent q the
''F. t.eelFlt 'lShl ana power 'oApAhy,
'-''4A'-
N.- ia Aiken eorutiontst. took part in
ament al Bar Harbor last Wednes-
- -''eH oE 'ne hins Daughters o.
mbs BY Just received ana i now
'-'.a- ace new soda fountain. It + Of
'-Eh consul 1'''oi'' Ald / a. orNA-
d.
10 1e ~ meeting Of The Ellsworth
'1a ia- building association this &" ednes-
is. evening, As ha, been enormously report
va 0Ns f0'''e' iV- 'A'A'
I-sTr W.T. oe meeting OF me village I'M
pavement society today - thursday al ?. m.
Ok Sd. r-,.dence OF Mrs. Geo. 7. Dutton. All
.--itr Arr Invited 70 attend.
Mi>- Msude Insles o. Machias. on her re-
'l.0 from Boston, where she has been spend
-- CID winter, j. with her suut, Mr.. A. l.
Saunders, for a few day.
New sUf, ar. lrin, NH under the soutb side
II 'aT COMBS bioch' owned y = e Burrlil'
we eas' emo OIL ihe ofluge' CarIetoh
I'1e''o"A ! cong 'he Wofk'
Rev. q. b. Chadwick who /, to 20 TO Union,
W'l preach his last sermon here next sunday
'No'A'u-' heN. l. H. W. hsTn' Inc lie" APP
fo'1'ee' ! expected 10 town next weeh.
The bark "Niora II. Hopkins Capt. :. L.
Lord, inside the unusually quick passage Of
iwenty-eghJ dsy, from Matanzas, Cuba. to
7 DunAHk' France carrying cargo OF molasses.
List Of ietJers remaining uucs9led for At the
Ellsworth poet.on.ee MAY 70. Nil. Mary
Ame> Ms, Mary NJ. Hodekins Mis-. Msbe,
Maidock-. Mr.. Ida II Mo.Iev Raxmond
arnun.
The friends Of Rev. G. B. Chadwick. OF the
Methodist church. will regret TO learn that he
T. soon 10 eave Ellsworth. He goas from here
to | MON, by direction of the conference. held
llst week at HouIton.
A part Of the b,yildtuq on State street r..sn,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

High school Notes.
The commencement exercises OF the Ella
worth high school will be held IN Hancock hall,
Tuesday afternoon, June 20. The class motto
i, "I'1Ssnnt 4Ht posse pHteRt." A concert and
ball will be given IN the evening. The floor
managers are K. +. Mason, +. l.. Moore. ".
l.. Scott, ". l.. Mcdonald. II. q. Tracy aud
ID. +. Loweree The music " III be furnished
by Pui ems orchestra OF Bangor.
The juniors held elias. meeting MONDAY,
and Effected the following officers II. Z. Ma
son. president; &. X. Thomas, vice president /;
Hattie NJ. Rhoades. treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Fish
,tI


d. ta,se staple prrllcis the prtr,z atr constant
an tut market stcAis. We quote
F4Ur grr bb.- Shots per bas
ssFtf, tpf wIaisrw helt is
N1. fsa SYHrs wasat LIZ .
tteicr. 5GiH t'4 vac tsct. | !.
Cor- uiaA, Yrr al Nat4uSs pct ht4
Corn, PER Pa 49, 81 WINTER. -
Bsf.s. 4rr 30 80 ~FHust I.45
"a ..f Aa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Spring and SUMMER
Ladies, Misses and Chldrcns
GU TSIDE GARMENTS.

Their complete change to show
tai"s undoubtedly viii assortment in
th in
Ladies ms2 80
of misses. Nl, right STYLES AMI prices
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Hides and TaIiow


iert' ''rsss l4g}u - Clover, per i5
tet 81. gsg D. it ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY, May IS, iss4:
MAINE Ltw RkdAapTSa WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
hushe Of Liverpool salt shah weigh 60 pounds. and
hushel Of Turks Island salt shall weigh 20 pounds
The standard weight 81 bushel Of potatoes, in good
ordet and ut for shippng is o. pounds.
The standard weight OF bushci Of beans In good or
der and III for shipping Is q pounds. OF wheat beets
ruts bapa turnips and peas, % pounds, 81 corn IL
pounds; Of onions, 81 pounds Of carrots English tBr
nips, rye. and Indian meal 80 pounds Of barley and
hnckwheat. IS pounds Of oats ~ psns meas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
Misses Dullnig Surprised.

One Of the happiest surprises of the
season was rendered the Misses Carrie
and Lulu Dullnig, daughters of Mr.. Geo.
DullIig, last night, at their residence on
Nolan street. Those present were Misses
Lee Mitchell, Maybel Mussey, Hattie
Leighton, Matte Blum, Katie Bolton,
Eddie and Eva Illg, Ida Grossen bacher,
Clara Olsen, Ella lRummel, Kate Gender,
Ida and Adele Stumberg, Ida Dullnig,
Olga and Ida Stieren, Mrs. Gus ,Schrei-
ner, of Kerrville, and Messrs.
Will Kalteyer, Emil Blum, Arthur
Wynne, Ed. Martin, Henry Torrey. Frank
and Chas. Gender, Grossenbacher, Tom
Leighton, Walter Rummel, Bruno Dit
mar, VIII Ochse, Ilgg, KlotZ, Graham,
Adoph Richter, Geo., Chas. and Emil
Dullnig, DR.. and Mrs. Adolph Herff Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Rische, Messrs. viii u
rich, J. Olsen and many others.
Dancing was INDUCED in. The COM
mittee for the affair was Messrs. II. c. A.
Torrey and Frank Gender.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
Hermann Sons School.

Siemering Lodge, Hermann
Sons, held a meeting last night
and elected one new member. The
plans for conducting the proposed
Hermann Sons summer school
were discussed and accepted and a
resolution was adopted to author
ize committee to request the city
authorities to gradt the use Of one
of the public school buildings,
(Avenue E school preferred) dur
the summer vacation, for the pur-
pose.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
Pao-Lao Medicine Man Assaulted.

Pao-Lao Medicine Man Assaulted.
Geo. w. Hurlbut, representing
the Pao-Lao Medicine company of
San Antonio, has been in the city
several days, during which time
he has been hard run, he says, ow-
ing to the delay of an expected re-
mittance. The Banner printed him
some business cards, he paid half
the price and asked for time on
the balance. This was granted,
but he was refused further work
and advertising space, and Monday
afternoon was ordered out of the
office or rather given his choice of
going out or being kicked out. He
went.
Mr.. Key Allen, proprietor of the
Herald, has also been doing some
work for him and he was unable to
get the money for it. He followed
Mr.. Hurlbut to the depot and d
difficulty ensued in which a side
stick played an important part,
the medicine man getting a whack
over the head every time he faced
the newspaper man. He was not
idle though, and to be without
weapons put up a pretty good
fight, knocking Mr.. Allen down
once with his fist. The odds were
too great however, and he had to
quit for repairs after having fin
ger broken and several gashes on
his head varying from an inch to
four inches long.
He made complaint before JUS
tice Binz against Mr.. Allen after
his wound had been attended to-
BRENNAN Banner, May s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
Ever witnessed in this section of the country.

Even while write buyers demanding recognition
ke trying catch the the speaker
can't we'll send
blanks We fit all kinds of big and little, short and
tall. Satisfaction time. Your back if want it,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
Gulf Shore Bond Approved.

The Gulf Shore directors yester-
day afternoon presented the per-
fected bond of $4,000 required by
the city council, to the mayor for
approval. After an examination of
the document the required official
approval was heartily given by
Mayor Paschal, and now nothing
absolutely stands in the way of
the Gulf Shore, and all legal
points have been carefully COM
piled with. The Mayor, gave, also,
the necessary permit to the COM
pany to begin work in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-12
A Popular Lady Honored.

Mrs. Joe Maurer, wife of the prominent
South Olive street grocer, celebrated her
at her residence with large party of lady
friends during the day. Refreshments of
the choicest kind sped the hours until
evening, when the gentlemen and young
folks arrived and the remainder of the
day was occupied with music, games and
in discussing a regal banquet, with ac-
companying champagne punch of the
most delicious formula possible.