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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1885
Page
3
A real estate firm promotes a wide Southwest catalog of lands ranches city residences farms and building lots. It invites buyers to call or write for a circular list of bargains and offers to accompany clients to show properties statewide.
Advertises hundreds of acres across Guadalupe and Medina rivers with water, timber, and winter protection. Properties include 10 000 acre headwaters ranches, 700 acre and 320 acre farms, 1100 acre hay farm, and 160 acre and 200 acre plots near city areas. Also lists several city building lots and residences with flexible terms and trade options.
At the second night, crowded seats and rumors frame Ernest’s secret feelings for the Princess. She invites him to hope then cautions farewell, offering a rose and two grim choices elopement or death while the Baroness meddles and the Prince’s summons interrupts.
Ernest learns Jeanne faces forced departure after scandal and a royal engagement shocks all. He carries news of Jeanne’s plight and fights to shield her as intrigues swirl, while a minister orders leave of absence amid a conspiracy alleged in the prince’s dominions.
A collection of property notices from Har ris to Texas listings describe 1100 acre Harris county tract near Buffalo Bayou with hay and timber, 400 tons last season, on easy terms. 5 room cottage on McKinney street near the railroad. sixty five thousand acres fronting the Rio Grande with livestock and equipment for 40000. a two hundred yard Moore Hollow farm of 1400 acres with 65 cultivated, house, stables, and water. Leona river 640 acres with irrigation. Rio Frio 900 acres partly irrigated with 300 acres fenced. various agents T B Johnson J W Bradley and L C handle inquiries.
An 1885 notice promotes Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy claiming it absorbs tumors and relieves itching with a 50 cent price, listing multiple sellers. Additional brief notices mention Bronchitis relief from Two Bit Coven Syrup, Bucklen's Arnica Salve for numerous skin ailments, and a used piano offered by T B Johnson.
A thief described as Cough grabbed the throat of a bald old man named Mr. Consumption. Policeman Marsden’s Pectoral Balm made the arrest and the grateful victim keeps the officer in his pocket as a lucky charm. Sold by druggists and wholesalers A Dress.
Headquarters Department of Texas seeks five proposals for wagon river and steamship transport of military supplies for fiscal year 1885 86. Routes include Abilene to Fort Concho Murphysville or Marfa to Fort Davis Fort McIntosh Laredo Pena or San Diego to Fort Ringgold Fort Brown to Ringgold and New Orleans or Galveston to Corpus Christi or Brazos Santiago. Proposals due April 17 1885 and opening in presence of bidders.
Official notice from the Department of Texas Headquarters inviting sealed proposals for beef and mutton. Proposals must be submitted in triplicate by buyers at San Antonio and the acting commissaries offices, by noon on the specified date.
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