San Antonio Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 64, Ed. 1 Friday, November 19, 1875 Page: 4 of 4
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^fNETTE,
'APOTHECARY!
Has just received a large stoek of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES
AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ia fact all the loading articles, such as
PATENT MEDICINES
That are usually kept in a first clans
DRUG STORE.
■ •
T6e stock having been selected by him-
self for this market.
HUNGARIAN LEECHES,
dtiljaul 76
■J^EW! NEW! NEW I
Photographic Establishment,
DOERR & JACOBSON,
[Opposite Zork's Building]
TVO. 63 COMMERCE STREET,
Are now furnished with the latest im-
provements, and deliver their work in the
best styles of Photograpy.
They copy aud enlarge pictures of all
sorts.
PRICES REASONABLE.
DOERR & JACOBSON,
oovl(ki3m Photographers,
H
UGO & SOHMELTZER!
89 4b 91 Commerce St.
Wholesale and Retail
G- H OCEESI!
Sole Agents for
Vhrig's St. Louis Beer.
Sole Agents for the
Celebrated Empire Mill Flour!
also best
ALE, PORTER, ETC.
All grades of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,
AND SEGARS.
Together with a fall stock of all other
articles in their line,
lsepd&wtf]
gAM. CHOI,
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Commerce St., a few doors West of the
Bridge, San Antonio. All kinds oi
Laundry work done neatly and deliv-
ered if desired. 13novdtf
THAT
ALL KINDS OF COAL
Is successfully and economi-
cally used every day In
Many Thousand
MU&/4
In this State and elsewhere,
justifies us in stating in reply
to many inquiries, tliat any
kind of Western Coal can be
used for cooking at less than
half the cost of wood; and that
the large flues in our NEW
CHARTER OAK, with the Low
Reservoir,
HEAVY FIRE PLATES,
And Dumping Grate,
INSURE AT ALL TIMES
AN EXCELLENT SHAFT,
GUICZ k UNIFOBM BAKING,
A2TD PERFECT OPERATION,
AT A SMALL EXPENSE
FOB LASOB AND FUEL,
SOLD BY
C
IROULAR.
San Antonio, Oct. 'j5.
X ■ " •'
■\Ws respectfully aunouuee that in our
line we are prepared to supply any re-
quired want, on terms satisfactory to all
concerned.
BUSINESS PRINTING.
We herewith solicit orders also for ev-
ery description of ordinary business print-
ing, as we are constantly adding to our
facilities for its prompt execution. For
this class of work we wish it distinctly
understood that
OUR RATES ARE LOW.
Id fact, for any grade required we can
successfully compote, both as regards
quality and price, with any or all other
responsible establishments. When neces-
•ary, we cau furnish
FINE ART PRINTING
at equitable rates. In tliis special branch
of oar business, we acknowledge uo su-
periors, and the wide sprond spirit of emu-
lation which we have helped to create we
•ball use all possible means to increase.
Express Printing Co.
SAN ANTONIO MARKETS.
Office San Antonio Express, i
San Autonio, Tex. Nov. 15th, 18T5 )
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR: St. Louie.
Oermanin, ■. $Bbl. 7 50
Golden Crown... 8 50
Wood Bine 9 25
F. F. F. E 'J 50
Eagle Steam 9 75
Eickerman's Best 10 00
Parole D'lionneur 11 03
Guentlier's Mills:
Extra fine.. SLalfBbl. 4 50 .
No. 1 4 00
No. 2 ;i 50
No. 3 3 00
Dallas Mills: .. $100 fts. 4 50
COFFEE:
Rio $ ft .. 214® 21!
Java .. 33
SALT:
Coarse sack 2 85
JNFEL1CE.
ty A splendid new novel by AllgllSttl
Evans, author of Ilenlah, St. Elmo, Vash-
It, etc. The last and best book ever writ-
ten bv this popular author, and one of the
finest fictions ill tlie English language.
Every one must read it. Sold every where.
G. W. CARLE TON, Publishers,
ocl8deod2m New York.
Q.11EAT
Medical Book and Secrets for the Ladies
and Guuts. Sent iroe fur two stamps. Ad-
dress-. St. Joseph Medical Institute,
oclSdlv St. Joseph. Mo.
Fine.
Table Salt.
3 50
dor. . 80 ®2 00
SUGAR:
Ordinary
Yellow clarified...
White do. ...
Crushed
Powdered
8J® 10
114
lii ....
12 ® 12£
m ....
SYRUP:
Ordinary $ gall. .. 75 ....
Prime .. 90 ....
Choice I 00 ....
OILS:
Coal Oil B case
Radiant 3 00
Pratt's Astral .. 3 P0
Star 4 25
COUNTRY PRUDUCE:
Butter....' $ 115 .. 25®30
Eggs .. 39 ® 35
Potatoes, Western .. "(ftbUl 5 50 ....
Onions 16 .. 6 ....
SALT MEATS:
Hams, Northern... $ lb .. 19
Bacon, Breakfast.. ..19
Lard, in bbls .. 4 J
SOAP;
Menger & Son's Fam. $ ft ■ - G ® 9}
POULTRY•
Chickens .. 20 ® 30
Turkey .. 50® 1 00
GRAIN:
Wheat $ bu. 1 30 ® 1 50
Oats .. 65 ® 75
Rye, demanded at 1 00 ® 1 05
Pecans bought at 2 00
do do ft .. 45 ® 48
WOOL:
Unwashed, coarse.. ft .. 12 @ 14
fine .. 15 ® 18
Merino. .. 20 ® 24
HIDES:
Green $ ft 6
Dry Flint
Second 9 —
Damaged 5 —
BEER:
Anhenser $6doz. 16 00
do. halfbott. 16 50
Uhrig 15 50
do halfbott. 16 00
Milwaukie 16 50 ....
Tivoli 4 16 00
Loewen 6 28 00 .....
Mainzer
Strussburger... 5 22 00
Muenchner
Caspar Wild Br. 100 hot 50 00
LUMBER:
Ordinary boards $ 1000 ft. .. 35 ....
Texas Pine .. 40 — 45
Planed floor.... .. 474 —
Florida Pine.... .. 50 — 60
Fla. planed floor -. 55 — 60
Tex. Cypress shin. $ 1000 5 00—6 00
La. do do. 7 00—8 00
TOBACCO:
Sheep Dip.... $ 100 fts 15 00
Leaf 24 00
FREIGHTS:
From Kingsbury $ 100 fts .. 4"> — 75
do Cuero.... .. 50 — 75
do Austin... .. 60 — 75
To Eagle Pass. .. 65 — 70
Friederioksb'g ..75 ....
El Paso 5 00 ....
Jlo.vtv JMBKfcT.
GOLD: bought 114 8old 115
SILVER: 110 1104
EXCHANGE on New York i prem,
New Orleans 4 prem.
Mexican Doubloon 15 60 o°d
Spanish do 16 00
Twenty francs 3 80
Severeign 4 80
Gold bought at 3 per ceut. prem.
sold 4
COTTON:
Galveston New Orleans
Low Ordinary 84 ....
Ordinary 104.... 11 — 11
Good Ordinary Hi 114—12
Low Middling 12| ....
Middling 12| .... 12^—124
Good Middling 12} .... 13f—14f
jas. moork, v. r. phy, j. f. cassiano
M
OORE, DEY si CO.
REAL ESTATE, CLAIM
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS
On Soledai, Near ContiteiTv StrWft.
8m Anlami*, Tcim
CONVEYANCING AND EXAMINATION
OF LAND TITLES.
. «ar Lands throughout the State, and Lots
in every part of the City, bought and sold for
parties.
MONEY LHinl
Heal Eaime SKCIRITV.
^CHARGES MODERATED
Houses Rented to and For
loedtf.
^ AM A HIT AN
NERVINE—The groat Nerve Conqueror,
cures Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, Spasms,
St. Vitus Dance, and all Nervous Diseases;
the only known positive remedy for Epi-
leptic Fits. It lifts been tested by thou-
sands and has uover'besn known to fail in
a single case. Tr;al package free. En-
close stamp for Circulars, gi\ ing evidence
of cures. Address, Dr. S. A. RICHMOND,
Box. 741, St. Joseph, Mo. [lBocdly
G
GALVESTON, HARR1SBURG AND
~ SAN ANTONIO RAILWAY.
The shortest line, to all points in tlie
NORTH EAST AND WEST !
This roat, now in operation one hundred and
sixty-seven miles west of Harrisburg, and
within 44 miles of San Anto-
nj j. offers the
SHORTEST, QUICKEST & CHEAPEST
Route to all points In Toxas. ana all
prominent cities in the North
and Kast. Sleeping ears
attached to all
nicht tr'us
BntRiiRe Checked 14 Demi nation.
tyTwo daily trains from Kingsbury, mak
lnK closo and reliablo connection at Harris-
burg with trains of the G. II. A H. for Houston
and Galveston—connecting at Galveston with
Morgan steamers daily for New Orleans and
all Points in the Northern and Eastern States.
For Through Tickets or any Information re-
garding rates of freights, or passage, or routes
apply at the Freight A Ticket Offloe, near the
Menger Hotel.
E. O. mcnsebncli, AR't.
O. G. MURRAY H. B. ANDREWS,
Ass't G. F. T. Ag' Gen'l Mansger
G. COTTON,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
of
All kinds of Plain am1 Ornamenta
—:oWOOD WORKo:-
Ey Shop on the west side of Soledad St.
two doors above the Post-
office.
; FIRST CLASS WORK :
...... ..... . * •••" •••
AT THE
Very Ltweat Pauible Living Rale*.
epcomk and skkjg
octldtf.
SAM. MAVERICK'S
LUMBER YARD,
North Side of 11am o Plaza.
all classes OF
BUILDER'S TOOLS
Lumber,
Doors,
Sash,
Blinds,
Glass,
Putty,
Paints,
Builder's Hardware
On hand and for sale at the
Lowest Prices,
FOR
CASH.
WOLF SON,
DEALER INI
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, etc., etc.
Main Plaza, San Antonio.
'• | P. O. Bo* 200.
Omcs: New Orleans,
Chart.res street
« »-'6»d.
Allen a chambers, whole-
and Retail dealers in Lumber, Shin-
gle* , Sash, Blinds, Ac., at Kingsbury, ter-
minus «f the Q. H. & 8. A. Railroad. Or-
ders promptly filled on short notice.
locd3m] J. F. HARRIS, Agt.
Durham cattle for sale.
Forty fine graded Durham Male
Yearlings, aired by one of the best thor-
oughbred Durham Bulls (Herd book) in
the State, and out of graded and good
Toxas Cows. Address
Saykks & Walton,
Bastrop Co. Durham Farm,
Albade P. o., Caldwell County, Te*.
sep22wly
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS GUIDE.
Attorneys.
WESLEY OGBJtN & ClIAS. W. OC.DKN,
Attorneys at Law, San Antonio, Texas.
Will (live prompt attontion to nil profes-
sional business placed in their hands.
H. MacCoiimack, Attorney-at-Law and
Notary Public. Office Soledad street, op-
posite tho Postofflce.
Architects & liuilders.
P. Pauly & Son, Builders and Cor-
tractors for all kinds of Mason work,
Stone Cutting, Carpenter work, Plaster-
ing and Painting.
Jules Poinsarp, Architect and Buil-
der, Commerce street, next door below
Zork building. Special attontion given
to plaus and estimates for buildings.
Bankers.
j. s. Lockwocd & Manning, 10 Com-
merce street. Buy and sell Exchange and
Bullion. Draw bills on Europe. Certifi-
cates of Deposit issued for cattle buyers.
Interest allowed 011 time deposits.
I!:ii'bcr-Siio]>*.
Thompson &. Smith, Barbers, Soledad
St., next door to VV. W.-Gambles'Book
Store. For comfort and general convo-
nieuces unexcelled by any shop in the city.
Druggists.
A. Nkttk, Jit, Druggist and Apothe-
cary. Nacogdoclics street, opposite H.
Greuet's.
Fire. Arms.
B. Maukbmann, Dealer iu Guns, Rifles,
Pistols and Ammunition. Main street,
opposite Schmitts' Hotel.
Hotels.
Central Hotkl, kept by I. N. Baker
Main Plaza. Ronovated recently. Cen-
trally located.
Mengek IIotkl, Mrs. W. A. Menger
Proprietress. Alamo Plaza, San Antonio,
Texas.
Brackktt IIousb; Market Btreet; op-
posite Firemens' Hall. Has a splendid
table; many rooms; large stable. Terms
moderate.
Jewelers.
Pit. Wolfingkr, Manufacturer of Gold
Chains and Jowelry, and dealor in Watch-
es, Clocks,, Silver and Silver plated ware.
C. F. Kleine, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Commerce St., opposite Bennett & Thorn-
ton's bank.
Bell & Bro's., No. 11, Main street.
Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Silver Table
Ware and Spectaoles. Fancy Goods, cto.
Insm-iiifc.
T. F. Brady, General Insnrane Agent,
Life Fire and Marine. Office on Soledad
street, opposite Postoffice.
Livery Stables.
Frank Schul?, proprietor of the Alamo
Stable. A first class Livery and Board
Stable. Buggies, Ambulanoes, Horses and
Carriages of every description for hire.
Lumber Yard.
F. J. Bkitkl a Bro., Flores street
Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Sash & Blinds.
Ready made Coffins.
Sam Maveriok, dealer in Lumber, Shin-
gles doors, Sash, Blinds, Woodware, Lime
and Plastering Lathes, north of Alamo
buildings.
Merchants.
Haas & Ori-ekheimkr, Dealers in Dry
Goods, Clothing, etc., want everybody
to come and see their new goods, all at
Reduced Prices.
L. Wolfson, corner Main Plaza and
Acequia street. Dealer in general mer-
chandise. Best assortment of boots and
shoes in tho city.
Frost & Bro., Maiu Plaza, San Anto-
nio, Texas, Dry Goods, Clothing, Tents,
Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Fur-
niture, Wagons, Harness and Plow Gear,
milliners.
A. Grkisen,Commerce St, opposite Wag-
ner & Ruuimel. Dealer in Millinery and
Fancy Goods. Stamping and Pinking
done to order.
Mrs. A. Sciiobnert, dealer iu Millinery
and Fancy Goods, Threads, etc, Also
Mme. Demorests' Patterns, Commerce St.,
three doors below Dr. Nette's drug store.
Photographers.
H. L. Bingham, Photographer, 43
Commerce St. All styles of old pictures
copied in every finish.
Saddler and Harness Itlakcr.
D. Hkye, Carriage Trimmer and Dealer
in Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars,
Whips, etc. Hummel's Building, Com-
merce St., San Antonio, Texas.
Painters.
C. Muellers' Paint Shop, Commerce St,
oppoite Schmitts' Hotel. Fainting of
every description done in the most work-
manlike style—Sign Painting being made
a speciality.
Restaurants.
Ernsts' Restaurant, Commerce street,
opposite Zorks' building.
Saloons.
E. Zinsmkykr, Dealer in the best of
Wiues, Liquors and Cigars. Has also a
Billiard Saloon attached, with the latest
style of Improved Tables.
Kinkhan & Lin ell, "Old Stand" Sa-
loon. North side Main Plaza. The best
of Wiues, Liquors and Cigars kept. Also
an assortment of Mexican Liquors, with a
fine Reading Room attached.
Lockwood's Saloon, open day and
night, West side Alamo Plaza. Keeps
the celebrated "Hermitage" Bourbon
whiskey and "Hunters' Rye." A large
and airy Reading Room attaohed.
Walker's Saloon, No. 20, Main street.
The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
alwnya on hand. A spacious and airy
reading room for convenience ot custom.
Tailors.
A. Pancoast A, Son, Merchant Tailors
and dealers in fine ready made Clothing,
Hats and gents furnishing goods. Fine
shirts a speciality. No. 90, Com. St.
Lunwio Likbe, Merohant Tailor, and
dealer in Ready-Made Clothing. Com
merce street, San Antonio, Texas, oppo-
site Nic. Tenggs' Book Store.
V. Lorra, Merchant Tailor, Commerce
St, nearly opposite Mandelbanm & Frank,
ling. Old clothes made new at moderate
prices
Tin-Shops.
Louis Ladker, Tin, Copper and Sheet-
Iron worker. No. 67 Commerce street,
San Antonio, Texas. Roofing, Guttering
and Job Work promptly an d neatly done
Tobacco * Cigars.
C. Rossy, Tobacconist and manufac-
tarer of Havana and Domestic Cigars.
Dealer in Pipes and Smokers' Articles,
Commerce St., San Antonio, Texas.
Shoemakers.
Jok Beckmann, Moot and Shoemaker.
53 Commerce street, San Antonio, Texas,
work don<j according to latest styles and
satisfaction <rnarantewl
Y Chavez * Bro., Boot and Shoe
Makers. Obraje St., San Antonio, Texas.
J. Sweeney, Boat and Shoemaker,
Dealer iu Eastern and Philadelphia Boots
and Shoes. No. 4, Commeroe street, San
Antonio Texas.
F
OR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY
Lock, Stock
and. Barrel
of the
NEW YORK STORE!
NEXT TO THE CRYSTAL SALOON.',
Must be closed out by the first of nest
month!
50 Cents
On the Dollar will buy any Article m
the House!
New York Store.
16novlw
i'HEMOST PERFECT MADE.
? PR,9E $
LEMON SUGAR, ETC.
af ONE THIRD IS SAVED *
in quantity by their perf«ct T and great
strength; the only kindi -» . ijri prac-
tical Chemist and Physicia '. VJi scientific
care to insure uniformity, heal 'jfulness, deli-
cacy and freedom from all injurious substan-
ces. They are far superior to je common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. Ob-
serve our Trade Marks as above, "Cream"
Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in loos®
or bulk Powder sold as Dr. Price's.
Manufactured only by
STEELE & PRICE, .
Chicaao. St- hoilis and Cineinnatu
Q
UARTER J30NDS
. ok the
INDUSTR'L, EXHIBITION CO.
Five Dollars Each.
$5.00
Will buy a quarter Bond of the Industrial
Exhioition Co., of New York.
Each Quarter Bond participates in four
series of allotments every year, until it is
redeemed.
The following premiums show what any
bond moy receive. A quarter Bond would
receive one quarter of the below named pre-
miums.
JANUARY & JULY.
I premium of $100,000
1 premium of 10,000
1 premium of 5,000
1 premium of 3,000
1 premium of 1,000
10 premiums of $500 each 5,000
10 premiums of 200 each 2,000
27 premiums of 100 eaob 2,70o
48 premiums of 50 each 2,400
900 premiums of 21 each IB,900
Total $150,000
APRIL & OCTOBER.
1 premium of, $35,000
1 premium of 10,000
1 premium of 5,000
1 premium of 3,000
3 premiums of $1,000 each 3,000
10 premiums of 5f'0 each 5,000
10 premiums of 200 each 2,000
29 premiums of 100 each 2,900
44 premiums of f.O eaoh 2,200
3900 premiums of 21 each 81,900
Total $150,000
The Company is not responsible for any
money sent, except it be by check, Postal
order, draft, or express, payable to the or-
der of The Industrial Exhibition Co
Circulars sent on application.
Address,
INBCITUAI' EXHIBITION UO.
12 East 7th Strebt,
NEW YORK CITY.
^^TTENTIOST, TRAVELERS!
We will, from this time on, run a
hack froin
UVALDE TO EAGLE PASS,
leaving Uvalde Tuesdays and Fridays of .
each week. Travelers from the above
points will find it to their interest to
patronize us.
Wm. M. Reynolds,
ocl9-tf A. Khkbaum.
-]y£ENGER HOTEL,
Alama Placo. Unit Anionic, Texaa,
FIRST class ACCOMODATIONS.
RATES REASONABLEJF1
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