Shiner gazette. [volume], November 01, 1894, Image 8

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Staple and Fancy Oroceiics, Produce, Fruit. Candles, Tolnecu-- and I'igiirs. Alo lias a nice lino of
Fancy and Staple Crockery, OUs-swaro and Novellle. Hock Bottom Prices and Freeh Goods Guaranteed.
Free delivery to any part of the city.
lAY. -,
GlOO BALES
l'KSOTAI. AND GKNliUAI,.
RECEIVED.
How cotton lus told for the week
ending October 24th:
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Mnnd ly
Tuesday
Wednesday
4 1-2
4 1-2
4 1-2
4 1-2
4 1-2
4 1-2
I'Ain SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The roll of honor for tho week
Chas Hlrsch
II. li. Link-field
A BunU
B V It-iaz
Willi for Montgomery.
The Gonzales Iiiquii-or is miking
n manly fight (or Detnociacy.
Wm. IlahnLp, of Sehulonburg, la
hoie this wloU visiting II. Il.ilinkc.
District Attorney Sain Gieon
was in the city Tuesday.
Montgomery opens Nov. Int.
The Gazetti; is pioud of it's
suppoit.
See Photographer Panncwitz'a
fine display in tho Post Ollice.
Paul Frankois in Galvebton this
week.
Miss Henrietta Rickter visited
friends in Yoakum on Sunday.
The Gazette is proud of it's
corps of correspondents; they are
by far tho best in the county.
F. G. Helweg nnd Joo Arnim
wero in the city from Moulton
Friday.
Godfried Buescher, o Moulton,
made tho Gazette office a very
pleasant call Friday.
Henry Goodsou. a bright young
lad from Sweet Homo, has been ap
pointed messenger in the railway
olhi.o.
It, U. Scydlcr, Emil Rnhniai)
and W.D. Woflbrd made a bnnne
trip to Hallettsvillo Frid.u.
A ne-'ro woman, charged with
...ii. .. ji... ... stun 111 c soau. nils urreeuu ueia
or wjBy;Mjiu in KrWll - mt take.back to Gonzalen
Z ik-k-fi.&rinl.
'j&AS. Fiova and family, of I!ei
RlBSnikkVifl(ting the lamily oi v .
To Oar friends and Patrons.
f Wo remoed into our new build
ing Monday, Oct. 21th, and will bo
glad to ses all of our old friends and
patrons at our new Bland. Come
and look over our stock of dress
good, boots, shops hats, caps nnd
clethn a Pneet to mit the times.
.ma tor liu-doess,
'1)1,1-It it E-CUFMll Kl.
LOCAL.
I wilt M-ll good cord wood at'PS.oO
lier oo'-d Cu- Pi- ru .
All . Is
Jlercol &r
War Meals nXyWWJF
! lClito 1' staurliutjr
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Z New Ann!
a bergor's nveryiwl
All cot' on jooiK sol.l at
prices at Woltert- Bios.
Kid OU V-1, atr.,mg iptj and
dtess tun tilings of all Uindsat
Miss N'okinV.
Pocket l;nics, Pipes, Mirrors and
a good mam other things cry
clicap at J IS MUUSKUUIIOKU'S.
German ulmanic calenders,
story bonks, etc. lor sale a Graved
diug store.
New stock of Jewelry at Ed Colo
man's All kinds of ico cold dtinks nt
Merstburger's.
A fancy line of millinery goods
nt Miss' Nolau's. Next dour to
C irnos Uros.
Sea that fino line of rubber paint
nt C. L. Williams'.
Fine Imported Cognac for medi
cal purposes at the Aransas Pass
Saloon,
Will receive Fish oath Fiiday at
the Elite Restaurant.
If you don't bolievo tho AransaB
P.iks' Saloon keens thu best whiskey
in town, come and tiy somo and be
omnium!.
Will receive Berwick Hay oysters
c ich Tuesday and Friday at tho
Elite Uestauiant.
A lot of lovelv fall hats nnd bon
nets, all the latest styles; also
ribbons, caps, laces, etc., just re
ceived at Miss Nannie Nolan's.
Lawns, whito goods, bleeched
goods, brocades and dress goods at
coil at Chas. K. Holchak's.
There has been rumors afloat
that Miles Crowley will bo with
drawn t'lom tho raco for congress.
If thoru is any truth in it wo don't
know it. There aro rumors that
the Aransas Pass Saloon keeps tho
freshest beer and best whiskeys In
town, which wo know is tho truth'.
Apples, pecans and best as
sortment of candles at Ed. Cole
man's. A full Rtock of perfumeries
brushes, toilet cases, combs, station
ary, school books, fancy toilet- ar
ticle and notions of all kinds at
A. Grave's drug store. Shiner, Tox
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OHANOC 11LO&309I.S.
James Hollingrfworth, of this
place, and.MUu Nora Thompson, oi
Nickel, wero .married at tho resi
dence of Tom Thompson at Stono
wall, Snmhy evo, at tlx o'clock by
Rav. Fonts, of Gonzales, Tho
young couple aro Btopplng tins
week at thorcsidenco of J. i. Dan
iels, but will mako thoir homo hero
In Sliineras soon a Hr. Holliiigs
worth secure? a suitable house.
The bride is a neico f Mt. Tom
Thompson, of Stonewall and was
ne of Nickel's forest belles, -while
the groom is the son of J. B. Hol-
hngsworth, of Santa Anna, and is
wide and favorably known all
through this section.
Mc-nrltjh machinotbread. 200
irds per spool, liOcfs'piir dozen 'at
Wolters, IJron. ft'
John Hal wood and Mike Koch
returned from a trip to Jackson
county Monday morning.
The Palaco Saloon is in charge
of Louie Riihter and Kniil Ruhinan
who will undoubtedly make her
hum.
Lost A blaqk horse ten years
old, marked N on left shoulder,
fiom Muulton Institute this weak.
H leward, G, C. LeahmIm
Aug Schramm made a business
trip to La Grango Saturduy.
Mis3 Nannio Van Horn, Miss
Joe Kokernot and Mrs. Carl Dil
worth weru the guests of Mrs.Wm.
Green hero last week.
Dan Neclev, of Moulton passed
through heie Saturday, on lus way
to Yoakum, in soaroh of tho horse
of G. C. Loazer whloh was lost last
weak. '
Miss Annlo Ragsdalo and Mi9
Bertha Welhausen, two of Fla
tonia's fairest daughters passed
through hora en-route homo from
Hallcttsville, Saturday. , -
A brisk norther blew up Menday
morning and ovorcoats wero pleu.
tiful and stoves In groat demand
all day Monday.
G. A. Pannewitz has some fine
pictures displayed in tho Post
Ofliro. Notably those of Baby
Mittanck and A. C. Koopke's two
little boys.
Mayro Quobedeaux, Post Master
at Nickel, is a candidate for re-election
to justico of tho peace, for pre
cinct No. 6, Gonzales county. v:j.
Thn first threa ladies havine
their baby's picture taken willKj-;
ceivo one of themselves freeof
Miss Nannie Nolan is visiting
friends in Hallettsvillo this wek.
Mr. W; B. Fridrich,of Moulton,
andwho ia agnt for tho Now York
Life Insurant a Co., wn in our city
lnsTriday attending to business.
HeFpald tho t it i u: a pleasant
call. i, i
f;'!jF.Mont&
oppfolotj ntvt,
Vprli a;(fef!U,
gruunds 'ajl
jfifttklngihli a
hiKwristHis to:
1 .,1'hotftcra'nh 't ('. A.Patinew itz has
.cralftlWd.hU iw salery riir"tlie
cotfonnflatform ittd ft rwStiWsS-
worii
. jn expei ienced
ntVssional photo
i. next to Mr C
iv. 1st, Sec his
may. who had
school hony5
w eoks ao,
i ifnd dislocating
ns;a littlo .bettor.
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Saturday Mr. W. W. French, of
Lnekhart, arrived in the city on
tho south bound train from Gon
zales und was accorded a royal
welcome by his many friends hero.
In answer t nn enquiry as to
whether ho would remain over or
not ho replied that ho was on his
way to Houston and might stop
over on his return if bo bad time.
It was netod that Mr. French ap
peared to bo gayer than nsnal but
nothing was thought of it at the
time. Early Sunday morning tho
residents on East Main streetjnero
surprised to see Mr. French nnd
Miss Hildegard Jungbeckcr. accom
panied by Mrs Jungbeckcr and ber
son Alfred and Miss Selma, driving
towards Hallettsville. Later re
ports state thato that Mr. French
and Miss nildegard were married
in Hallettsvillo and then took the
train to Houston where tho happy
young couple are spending their
honoy moon. Mr. French is an
employo of tho Aransas Pass Ily
at Lockbart nnd haB a host of
I'm nds at this, place. The beauti
ful young f-nU is tho daughter of
Mrs A. Jung wkcr. proprietress of
that populur hostelry, the City
Hotil Mr and Mrs. French will
make their homo in Lockhart.
J,NbTICE.
rouSknowingi thei:
l 3Mr.iand Mrs. Edmund V .titer'.
Tell 'Ainsler and Ed Ruhman at
tended tho races at Schulenburg
last week.
Charles Welhausen, C. B. Wel
houeon, Chas, Echenburg, Eddie
Horner, Willie Herder and Mrs
Louis Trautwein, attended the
Schulenburg fair iast week.
A report was circulated on the
streets last Thursday that John
Wesley Hardin had killed threo or
four men in Gonzales that morning.
The, report caused n regular stam
pede to tho telegraph ollice. For
tunately the report was erroneous.
Valley View is one of tho most
beautiful as well as fertile sections
in all this country. Situated on
tho Gaudolaup river it is provided
with nearly every natural advan
tage". Wo return'thanks to Mr, J.
lilHouso for a sample of its pro
ducts. Call again liauk.
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J!aVtUtierl5iHi'Knowinc'i themselves'
M t Tii A '' ,,ist't1 y;i
LO.tiyflituwi.miiou.aocount, oriynoie.
v ttwkit. :.w v.w.wr.m.-
SallyinaVBettlo, at , onccu
mee'fimyJMobligai
'uonsi"'Pwill,pny.;the, highest mar
ket price lor cotton.
C. L. Williams
Stolen Cotton.
Two bales of cotton wero stolen
from White's gin. near Nickel, last
Saturday night, Oct. 20th. Lou
Hull and Will Cherry were in town
Friday looking for somo traco of
tho stolen cotton, but could find
no traco of it. .One bale belongs to
Tom Thompson and tho otlrer to
Lou Whito.
BUESCHER SONS
Are prepared to handlo your fall
crop. The farmers living in tho
vicinity of Moulton should take
thoir cotton there and save their
dollars.
charge, at Montgomery'.
Help wanted Lady or geiv
good talker. Apply to Moiltgor
ery. tue pnotou'iapner, nt
fforo's.
There will bo n mieting
Shiner Dramatic Club at th
P. Hall next tnrdny nigh
who are interestou are tnvitr
tend.
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rOIt BALK Oil KENT.
f Tho Beat Hotol In Layaca
County.
For satisfactory reasons I desire
to either rent or sell my hotel prop
erty,ln Shiner. Tho house has a good
regular patronage and about all tho
transient and drummer trado oi
the city. Good paying cash busi
ness for the right man.
' Rodt. Wiskman, Shiner, Tex.
' An Exciting Ilnuaway.
k The horse attached to tho city
beer .wagon ran away Friday eve
ning through tho streets, wrecking
Fho carriago of Frank Ermis. Tho
horBe finally fell and the beer wagon
oS-tophim. The driver, Frank
AaS. r . , . . ,. ,
JNiemailj was lonunnvo umjugu w
i gut of the wagon at the time.
1 Notice.
lerewlll bo a meeting of tho
on the Catholic church
JMte.VT hursday evening, Nov. Lt,
nt'.Hpry Hall, au wnu are in
SfRfey internsted ii the matter
.anSuuited t Be Peut.
Tho Moctlnira.
Tho revival which has been in
proggress at the BaptiBt church,
under tho direction of Rev Cars
well, of Gonzales, closed Tuesday.
Tho following united with the
church: Mrs 8 J Youngs, Mrs
Freneh Smith, Mrs S F Nuvo, Mrs
Wm Green, Mr J K Daniels, Misses
Etto Thornton, Clara Littlefiold
May and Callio Hughs.
Tho Latest From
Hallettaville.
Editor Gazette;
Monday. Oct. 49. This morning
n norther Is in full blast and will
nn doubt somewhat chill the arder
of the candidates who are now
rushing night and day for votes).
Mr Minear, of Gonzales, a repub
Iica, has been here for a week in
the intrest of Squire Rosenthal.
who is bo anxious to go to congress
Mile? Crawlev lias also been here
and spoke at the Court House Sat
urday night. He is making n
8tron fight and there is not a
shadow of a doubt but that ho will
be elocted by a larger majority
than was Col Greshom two veuto
hgo.
Terry's book instead of inlurlni'
Crawley Tins helped him. Terry's
investigation of Crawley's record
disclosed nothing of n seriousi .
tnre, and this investigation and
mndslinging on the part of Terry
caused nn investigation of the
records! of Rosenthal and McBride
and it was developed that Rosen
thal is charged with mltnppropria
tion of $23,000 of tho funds of tho
LnGrango National Bank nnd
many other things much worse
than any charged against Crawley,
have been brought against him.
As far as McBride is concerned he
is hardly iu the race, yet his record
is not above reproach, beennso it
shows that as state trcasmor of
Nebraska, elected by republicans,
ho illegally got away with $7,000 00
nnd this no doubt caused the re
publicans to repudiate him and hi
consequent eniuaigration to Texas
'Owl meetings" aro held now
almost nightly by the coloicl bietl.-
em and they resolute as to whether
thy will vote the republican or
3rd party ticket. Those who vote
the republican ticket will vote for
tho Democratic nominee!! for county
offices, as they wero endorsed iu
ropablican county convention.
Somo of them who are converts to
3rd partyism will take that ticket
straiglit,whiloniany,who will vote
thVriead'of that ticket will vott i'or
Democratic countyjticket.
CMhe'indicationB aretthat tho ne--groes
are prot'tyovenlyidivided, i
1 rom a-careful estimate your cor
respondent will say that Ihero will
bo polled 3,500 votes, of theso the,
Democratic county ticket will on
an average get at least 2,000 to
2,200 and tho populist not exceed
and 1.CO0. No populist will b
elected. Tho Democratic stafo
ticket will get 1,800 to 5,000, lio
populist J ,000 to 1.200 and the re
publicans 400 to 600.
Mr. J. W. Smothers, a well
known young cattle man, of La
vaca county, died here yesterday
morning after ra lingering illness,
and his remains were last evening
laid to restK
County AttyEllis nnd County ;
Atty. to-be Blukeslce, attended
justico' court at Hopaon Saturday. ,
Tho stock of goods jlonging to '
the Scheack & Eilers .saloon, will
on Wednesday be Bold to the hfgli- i
est biddor for cash.
Dr. Waruock is now-o-dnys look
ing after the health of the peoplo
hereabouts, and is kept busy much j
to his delight.
J. W. Ragsdalo Lsn., left yester
day for Houston
A largo delegation Irom hero
yBsterday took in tho big barbecue,
given on account of the opening of
tho new bchuetzon Halle and or
ganization of a new lodge C. D. 1L
a. at uresiau, it was a well ar-;
ranged ana managed atlair, cpnse-j
nuontlv a decided success. In theft
afternoon J. F. Wolters, oj Liy
urange, aoaresseu me voicrs in H'fi
the interest of democracy. Hijj
speech was well received. , jj
All indications now nre : thaU
Shiner, if the oler there remaiW
true and do not repudiate 'thefrj
votes cast in the lato priinnrieJj
ill lie the bannor democratic UM
In the county and two years liencj
bo a nower in tho countv convene
tion, Tho democrats thcro shoulij
consequotitl.v put forth their he
eliorts to poll a inn vow ior tneir
ticket. Mjke
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