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BARGAINS OFFERED
by j w. bradley, Land Agent.

Nice cottage, well built, fronting east on
Milan square, No 'OOI, offered for less than
present cost.
New cottage, elegantly finished Z iooms, one
block from San Pedro avenue, $500.
Two story commOdious house OF II rooms,
halls and galleries. two cisterns, stables etc
on san Pedro avenue. Great bargain.
Eight room, hard rock house and two room
soft rock, fronting on Market and PJCsa streets
and adjoining Casino hall. Splendid invest
ment.
ia acre farm, Within two hours ride Of the
city, river front, six room house ceiled through
out, 80 acres cleared and fenced, orchard of
live acres, good wen ana oistcrn. Price $1,000.
Six nice cottages In Ward 4, price Sl2OO TO
5000 paying 10 10 20 per cent. rental.
Improved farms, DAIRY farms, ranch proper
ties with live stock, large bodies OF land in
Texas and Mexico.
House OF 4 rooms, galleries ETC., with 4 lots.
No. lilo West Houston street.
Two large lots, corner of SOledad and ROdri-
cues streets.
Two nice cottages, . rooms each, on Fannin
street
Nice cottage Of rooms on Avenue d.
Cottage of rooms, galleries, stable, etc.
3 cottages or Avenue ID.
sli acres in Karnes county, on Hondo creek,
fenced. 100 acres cleared and 81 In cultivation,
% miles South of Helena and miles from
and timbered. Apply to j. W. BRADLEY,
ll-Stf 4R Houston street.
Look Out For Our December Bargains.
A gem of a cottage of FIVE rooms, front and
rear galleries, terra Gotta finish, with all mod
cru conycnlcnces, cheapest property in the
city, 1850.
Two splendid lots with three street fronts,
with good stable, ETC.. San Pedro avenue. viii
sell cheap.
New house, seven rooms, corner of Morales
and North san Marcos streets. Very cheap for
the price, $1,000.
Some choice building or business lots on
East Commerce street, near old Post house.
One lot on Central Commerce street, near
First National bank, about 25XlOO feet, valua-
bic property.
Saloon for salq-A No. stand doing good
business. Also half interest In good paying
business. HILTON q YOUNG,
2O8 West Houston Street.
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John Martin, drunk and down, SIS; S.
Cans, insulting language, S. A. Boyasos,
F. Pantojo, drunk and down, SIS each.
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win buy one of the reliable Emerson pianos
from Thos, Goggan Il Bros, No. $50 Commerce
street. g-2S-tf
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Is the place TO buy juvenile books, albums
pictures, artificial flowers, all kinds of games,
and Christmas goods. l2-l-lm
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An intelligent Office boy Must be neat and
gentlemanly, and write u fair hand. Apply at
the office Of Miss Fannie II FlOrlan, $50 Com
merce street, (up-stairs). I2-S-tf
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Mrs. Feillc, 2si West Commerce street, keeps
in stock the best assortment of fashionable
millinery at reasonable prices. II 3J-lm
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Fun stock on hand. Orders left with John
Crosby 4 Co., at their coal Office and yard, 5l7
West Commerce street, north side Military
plaza, or with schulze * Son, Commerce street,
or TO Harrison Il Harrison, "a Soledad street
will have prompt attention. ll.22-tf
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Have removed their Office to the Stock Ex-
change saloon. where they will open up the
same business. Old friends are requested to
continue the same favOTs. EST
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-08

The largest stock of stationery, juvenile
books, albums, etc, IN the city, at Mic Tengg's.
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First line In this city, Turner opera hall Tues
day night
100, 900 Hard Burnt Brick
For sale. Brick work done cheap. Cistcrns
Il specially. No. 32j lavaca and 20 doledad
street. HENRY HUNT.
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As good a stock OF gents furnishing goods
~ can be found IN the State for fall and win
tor, at Pancoast q Sons. 9-l-n
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Madame T.. Moritz, French Corset and Dress
Maker has removed TO No. 2O6 GOliad street.
Competent eeamstresses wanted. 1l-l5-lm
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-Messrs. Huermann n Bro. inv te all TO cal
and inspect their stock of groceries, wines
liquors. etc, at III Alamo plaza. ll-20-tf
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p A N . s.!

and the iavori,e and popular Emerson pianos
and sell the same, as well as all other goods
in their line, as cheap as any house North OF
South. Thos. Coggan & Bros. sell pianos and
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Always on hand 20 move furniture. Orders
left at % Soedad street, opposite Court House,
will be promptly attended TO.
l0-11-tf JuNuus MEANS.
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In returning thanks to the citizens OF San
Antonio for past patronage take pleasure In
recommending to them my successor, DIR.
Y. Haughton, gentleman and skillful
Homeopathic physician, aud ask for him the
same patronage that has been bestowed upon
me. Once 402 East Houston street.
l2-9-6t Il. Is. RANKIN, NJ Ii
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Go TO Kinnehan's Oyster Depot, opposite
cathedral, and get Corpus Christi fresh red
fish, trout, sheepshead and oysters. l2-G lw
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Good PAINTER, steady work. Apply at once I,
z. A. King, Pearsall, Frio county, Texas. 1-2
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"BLAcK-DRAUGHT" cures costiver

and sick headache.
Sold by James Clavin and L. Orynskl, druggists.
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Is as choice in style and material as can be
found In any market.
9-29-tf PANCoAsT * Son.
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Dwelling OF four ooms, with water In hOusl
Rent low. Address ID, this office.
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DIR. Breeding dentist, has removed TO corner
OF Commerce and Alamo streets, over Wolf y
Mark room 3. l2-4.Gt
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By DIR. a. ]. Smith, No. 81 Commerce street,
over Clnyins drug store. HIT
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CoRPUs CHRISTI fresh red fish, trout, and
sheepshead at John Kinnehan's, opposite the
cathedral. I2-B-iW
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FREsH red fish, trout, shcepshead. etc from
the Standard Canning company, Corpus Christi,
at John kinnChan's. - 6-lw
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At 81 North Laredo street, for gentleman and
wife, or two gentlemen. l2-3-Gt
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Diamond Dye,


IN nIl eoIors. at the MISSION drug store. le.l-ti
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Tickets In the extraordinary drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery OF December Is at Il.
Moore,s No. 22l Accquia street. Capital prize
Sl5O,OOO. ll-l9-lm
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| will sell my boarding house. No. Is Alamo
street, cheap, for cash. j. j. PoEsMANs.
l2.0.1m
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II you want suit made. He has full line of
piece goods and a irst-clsss cutter in charge.
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Wanted,

Finely Furnished Rooms
At 2l0 Soledad street. r.
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And Agency, for rooms, Offices, houses. etc, 20
FEAST side Main plaza.
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COHEN & KOENIGHEIM,
800 aud 5lI. MAIN PLAZA.


Until you have seen the line stock of clothing
of Pancoast Son. O-29-I
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Furnished or unfurnished, In private house
only two blocks from postofiioe. Apply at this
Office at once l9-h-tf
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The large assortment Of holiday goods Just re-
ceiyed at the City Drug Store before piIrcbas-
ing. Celluloid dressing. Odor and card cases,
work baskets, cut glass bottles. mirrors, travel
ing sets, auto and photograph albums, ine
papetries aud perfumery. l2-5.lm
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The painter can be found at Bacon's paint
shop, on st. Mary's street. lO.l6-tt
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Pure wines and liquors ut lIucrmann q
ll-sNEtt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-08

Late styles of Hats
For sale ut Panooast a. Sons. Of
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-08
Inducements Extraordinary |

We shall exhibit choice assortment Of la
dies suits, in silks. brUcadc, velvet, ladies'
cloth, iiannels, black and colored cnshmeres,
and all the new dress goods.
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"WINE OF cARDUI" makes rosy oh

and clear compilations.
Sold by James Clavin and L. Orynski, druggist
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A splendid assortment at G. W. baldwin
Co.'S, 1851 Commerce street.
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Ladies Cloak Department

now open large line of fall and winter
wraps Newmarkets walking jackets, cloaks'
dolmans, ulsters and Jerseys Jerseys" "Jer-
scys," for ladies, misses and children, at all
tho popular prices.
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A new opera, Turner opera hall Tuesday night
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-08

first-class barber. Apply at $40 East Com
mercc street. l2-8-2t
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Forty years trial has proved "BLACk-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-08

A good boy to carry horse route. Apply at
this office. ll-2O-tf
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For sale. Address J. NJ. Frost Richmond,
Texas. ll-l6-lm
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Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.

We have now on exhibition a large line Of
tapestry, velvet and body Brussels carpets.
Also full line OF wooden A. carpets, mating
oil cloths, etc.
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"The Beggar STUDENT"
A new opera, Turner opera hall Monday night.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

must have persisted; hence Its name,
Indian corn. That it is indigenous to
America, now found wild upon its rocky
mountains. That its cultivation should be
more general. and not pay so much for
western corn Showed the ease by which
farmers could raise it. First put corn
upon corn land, selecting the most perfect
seed, preparing the soil in such perfect
manner as to say 1--WE hoe before we
plant" doing all the work of cultivation
by machinery. Consolng himself with
the idea that if he could induce the farmers
| to raise one acre more. producing fifty
bushels. Should feel repaid for all his
efforts, for 1t will add thousands to the
| farmers of the state.
At the conclusion Mr.. Davis heartily
thanked the audience for their great kind
ness, large attendance and attention
Responded to by Hon. A. l.. Minard and
d. X. Simonds by resolution and remarks
| in very appropriate manner. and thus
ended one of the best meetings of the
winter. Representative men from all the
surrounding towns attended almost every
session with their ladies again.
In conclusion it may be stated that the
interest of the farmers hereabouts in the
| meetings of the board of agriculture,
which was very manifest both this winter
and last, may be in measure attributed
to the good effects arising from their
hearty cooperation in agricultural matters.
They have here flourishing agricultural
association, known as the "Battenkill
Industrial Society,"" which embraces the
surrounding towns, and which has annu-
ally largely attended and successful
exhibition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

The following letter from Prof. Sabin
was submitted to the darymeu's associa
ton who appointed Il committee to CO
operate with the professor in securing the
end desired.
However, the quantity OF milk will
vary largely with the season. the feed,
and the age of the COW, and the length OF
time from her last calf
Burlington, Jan. Is, So.
My DEAR Mr.. TINKHAM: As you are
the secretary ofthe dairymen's association
want to make the following proposition
to you; in view of the fact & 8 shown by
the census reports) that northern Vernon
stands first among tho butter and cheese
producing districts of the United States
it seems to me very desirable that il
should be known what is The average
composition of milk in this region; and
if the dairymen of this part of the state
will Systematically CO operate, | will dc
the work Of making an analysis, Of the
most careful and accurate kind, free OF
charge. My plan is this; on somr day
say February 15lh-let arrangements b.
made to send me by express, samples Of
milk from every dairy which cooperate
the samples should be taken by taking
say cup full of milk from each pailfu'
mix these carefully together aud you &c,
the average Of that dairy; then take =
cupful of that and send it for analysis
labelling it with the number of cows
Then get say samples from diaries OF 40
10, %, 81 cows; take from each quantity
proportional to the number of COWS anc
mix; this gives an average sample o
milk for analysis. The advantages o
some such thing are obvious, SO | will
only say that will undertake my part o
the work free of any charge if concerted
action can be had. l will also if desire,
repeat the thing in May or June, and ais,
in October. If you think it is wort
while you might bring up the matter a
the coming meeting and appoint com
mittee. Very Truly Yours,
A. II. SABIN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14
Packing Butter.

The following letter read at the dairy
mems meeting strikes right at the root Of
a matter Of considerable Importance, and
the writer and other dealers have reason
for the writing of such letter. We
once knew of tub of butter opened
which had about three inches of salt in the
bottom:
To the Secretary Of The Vermont Dairy
mems association:
DEAR SIR:-There is one point in
butter making that wish would be
impressed upon the butter makers OF
Vermont by your association and that Is
in packing butter to not put in bottom Of
the tub clear salt in direct contact with
the butter, but thin cloth soaked in
strong brine. This would prevent having
n thick coating Of salt sticking to the last
LAYER taken from the tub making thai
layer almost unsaleable; and would also
prevent the butter from sticking to the
bottom as some butter will do when mol
made Just right. A light sprinkle of sail
under the cloth might be used, but mol
too much; for salt is hardly worth butter
price. l have handled butter for long
time and have had more or less trouble ir
the direction speak Of, but coul(
generally work off the bottom of the tubs
for cooking purposes, but am now selling
butter where they seem to have horror
of salt and especially in bu ter. Hoping
you or some one connected with the
association will bring the matter up n
your meeting. subscribe myself.
Yours Respectfully,
Jany. Is, SO. r |. PERSON,
1889 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Formerly of Burlington, VIZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14
The question was put to the manufac-

The question was put to the manufac-
turers Of oleomargarine why, if your
substance be what you claim for it, are
you not both willing and DESTROYS of
selling it for what it lisp This question
they promised TO answer before the hear
ing should be closed, but it was not
answered. Another question put to them
by the butter dealers was directly and
pertincntly answered-to wit: "Do you
carry or send o.eolnargarine home to he
used On your own tables" The answer
was promptly given in the negative.
Like physicians who are too wise to take
their own medicine, so these oleomarga-
rine manufacturers are too wise to eat
what they manufacture as substitute for
butter. Let all do as they do, eschew
oleomargarinc, and not as they say, eat it
for butter-nominating themselves as the
special friends of the poor, carrying the
bag and what is put therein not for butter
sales, but for an oleaginous compound of
grease sold as butter to persons who know
not the difference between butter and
oleomargarine, lardine and host of other
unctious mixtures sold as butter, but arc
not butter, not whit more honorable
than passing counterfeit coin to ono who is
| ignorant of the raud.-Trauelcr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

EDITOR HOUSEHOLD 1T is about a |
we can do this cold weather to sit by the
fire and keep warm, look over cid books
and papers that tell of sunny days long
past, and search the almanac for signs of
future sunshine. We just now have before
us a back number of the FREEMAN con-
tanning piece "about women" from the
pen of our well known Bro IIoskins.
friend of "women' and robin s!'-Dhich
he would prefer TO pick his cherries,
or which he would make the most haste
to catch, we cannot quite divine. How
ever our advice to him would be, to make
sure of the robin first as "a bird in the
hand is worth two in the bush.'
The above mentioned article seems to
be curious mixture of things, sort of
succotash
FIRST Bro. Ii answers the correspondent
query in full in the second paragl aph but
itching as he evidently is to poke at Bro.
Tinkham and the "women." he goes on to
| liulb NY ioIoC tiC "oIhSH
among themselves have established the
principle that kitchen work is "menial."
Now we would like to ask if he don't prove
by the fourth reason given that men not
soonen consider kitchen work "menial."
Again he says "there is plenty of
reasoning to be used to show that
i,,, ia sG,,on;,1v he,
other kind of work" We would be
pleased to have him show up 1.-THE plenty
of reasoning" would like TO know if he
considers washing pots no moro "menial'
than painting pictures, and by way of
comparison, if editing an agricultural
department in a weekly paper is just as
"menial' ms cleaning cutters in cities
streets?
Again we would like to know if he ever
attempted to "overcome feminine notion
by complimenting n hand hardened by
scrubbing, and chapped and redeemed by
dishwashing, or tip his hat as politely, and
smile as blandly. when he meets the poor,
tired, red faced, kitchen girl, trudgng
atong the streets, with her market basket
on her arm, as he would if he were 10
meet Rosa Bonheur, Nine. Lisse or a
Mrs. AlcottP When we learn he has
performed this duty gracefully, we will
write to Barnum that Vermont can boast
of the greatest living curiosity the world
ever knew-to make haste and capture it.
As to keeping one when you We got
them here's the truth; as woman does
work simply until she gets chance to gel
married, she never makes business of
making reputation for fair and honest
dealing, as even a farm hand has to, she
can leave when she peases and come
when she likes, it is in no way detrimental
to her as she has no family TO support by
her labor, she will be married in year OF
two and out Of the business and that laol
of any sense of responsibility on girl,
part is what's the matter there. W,
would ask our good brother if he is not 9
trine paradoxical, when he first gives hi,
reasons why female help is scarce, ant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14

COMPARATIVE VALUE OF Corn AND
OATS FOR HORSES. comparative
value of corn and oats for horses may be
briefly stated as follows: Tne former is
deficient in many Of the elements of
nutrition so necessary for recuperating
the constant wear and tear which neces-
sarily takes place in the body of a living
animal. On this account horses which
are exclusively fed on corn and hay do
not receive that kind of nourishmcnt
which appears necessary for the due
support and maintenance of The animal
| fabric; h nee, we must not be surprised
that corn fed horses show evidence of
being languid, by sweating proiusely
while being worked, lack of vitality, &c,
Oats, on the contrary, contain more OF
the essential clemens of nutrition than
any other article of food which can be fed
with IMMUNITY to horses. Oats are not
only the most natural food for horses, but
are decidedly the most nutritious. They
are the cheapest, because there is less risk
in feeding them, and experience has
proved that horses properly fed on oats
and timothy hay, can, with regular exer-
else, good grooming and proper sanitary
regulations. be brought to the highest
state of phys culture, and can perform
more work with less evidence of fatigue
than when fed on any Other article OF
food National Lire Stock Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-14


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ham ofTvpn Mass. who ab,veeIlotl,er rumar l,in..s
,n,bc ttIr,1l,, called tho. r,e,- AZ woman,
ne Some of her corresnon!-+ = coll her. she
o,,sI,, i1.oted IN bcr word, Will, ia Tho optcome
Of a Icsstud, and 4. cl,ii .,d +, 1p,p six 1sdy
assistants tn bein her corr s ndcnre
which dotlv noprs in upon her each bearing spccial
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vt,rle ,,,,,luId IL n ,,,-,..,,,e for ,,t and not
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