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wi WAY -Olrn from 81 4 10 ~ VI Rector
nearest point Tor wall II terry, toruandt It near
est point for Jersey cat, ant ComulunpAw ferries. PARK
plscc. nehrst point Tor Post Office. CiD Hall. aud
barclay T. Terry ~ liohokrn Vhambcts St. nearest
Grand st. Tor Dc shrosscs oJcrsoy
cay anu Peoples Line steamer, Albany Brcker
9Th St Arrest points ri-tnher II Ferry to Oboken
l4th -t-NcAresi point u mon square nnd Lyceun
Thcatrcs Academy OF Music Irving and ranmany Halls
I'D st-NcArvst point 10 Booths st james and Park
Theatres, Grand Opera House. GilmOrc's Garden Ma.
point 10 standard broadway and futh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. ami san Francisco Minstrcl- 49d st-Cou.
nccts with New YORK Transfer Co cabs Grand Cen.
trail Depot 5Sth st-NcArest point Tor Central Park.
For uptown trans. take east side stations fpr
downtown trains take west side stations Fare -
cents oepthet~een the hours ot * Hni ~, 4 ant
and 7f M when the are IL bccnt CONNECTS the ul.
lowing hur~c lines At Rector St with south
ierty al Grand Il with ears for Dcshrosscs and East
GrHhi st mrres NJ bccckrr = with cars Tor east ant
west At 9Th II with tor Christopher and EAs ION
- ferries as IAN It with Tor West 2 anu East
2Si and 3It st. ferries. at l i. with for Wee.
hHwAen ietIy, at Goth n. with OF Bcit lne Rail.
road WIN Il GARRISON PrrsiirnL
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6tlHnit6-- ttmalts.


~. MAY leave their tAvors Tor Tns SUI At the only
autnor rtu Az tow % advertisement n'lcrs
I.tH- RruHuwaN. corner 81 Alst 81. TIL ID Z ". ant
BO- West 23t - corner ~ Sii ~ ul +
100 - ~ cHrNft of I'm -t ul Hf
DS 81 4h Il, corner Union square. I'll sP n
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A NEWS fall and winter suits 81, 81, -, 20, $40.
n . Si2, boys suits e. 50. So -, -. at
CAMERONS. i72 Bridge st, Brooklyn.
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AoaIO mo Noom,.
SEFA RATE aad neatly nrn, she'd ronms ~ poo
~ wrek eaSh separate keJS t7J OieensioA .
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NEW LINE TO BOSrON.
~ VIA AiNn, Point
NORWICH LlNK PIER ~ Mr.
steamer. CITY OF NLW YORK aui CITY or BOSTON
At5F " daily. SUNDAYS included
FARE ONh DOLLAR EVERY day in the week
Positively uckct good only da, Of sale aud trains
cuunccLng with boat AZ ANN, FuHt
coon SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor stic at lfrr -
Norwich line for R1stnn Worcester, Portland and all
points north AMI "-st wa
NkN LONDON ASp NORWICH
stcamc cry or Law KENtI und FAI MOUTH. from
fier g.. \ X. dAiiy. HthP " SUNDAY excepted.
Tickets amt STATE E,Nnl- ie obtained the Oicc
Of the COM any, 4i7 broadway. corner of Canal 81
Freight taken tor all port, tt lowest rates
For iurthrr information, inquire At PIER a. \ X.
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RESISTING FEDERIL Authority.
Illicit DistIilers Released from Jnii by nm
Armed Mob.

WASHINGTON, March 13.--The Commits
sioncr Of Internal Revenue last night received
the following telegram from Collector Brayton.
at Columbia. s. c.: Information is lust re-
ceived from Special Deputy Collector Holman
that on the 9Th inst. the three Illicit distillers
arrested by his force. and committed To jail at
Pickens Court House by Commissioner Thorn
by. were released by an armed mob. supposed
to be led by the outlaw Redmond The Sheriff.
who surrendered tho keys to save his life. re-
fused to aid In recap,urlng the prisoners. Dep
uiy Collector Jillson. at Grccnyille. tolegraphs
that he has adyices that an armed mOh last
night SURROUNDED the house oi William GARY
who aided thr revenue officers In arrestinR the
Released distiers. for the purpose OF hanging
him. When satisfied that he wis absent with
the officers the mob started In pursuit, threat
ening to capture Gary and drive the officers
from that section. The danger OF the officers
being overpowerrd IL imminent. kedmond's
gam Is organized and desperate
The Commissioner tcrgraphcd Collector
Bruyton rs follows. You are authorized to
employ 100 men. II necessary. to MD Us posse IN
enforcing the laws and making arrests. Call
ut once. Leave nothing undOnc to vindicntr the
majesty Of the law. Telegraph your action to-
morrow.
Tho Collector to-day reports that ho has called
upon the United States Marshal and District
Attorney for assistance IN capturing the rescued
di-tillers and bringing the Jail breakers 10 Jus
iirr. and That he has arranged Tor tho employ
mont Ot sufficient force. and was about leaving
to superntcnd operations.
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TWO MARRIAGES. TO ONE MIN
Then ~ Discovery that he had Another WIN
divorce Granted.

A decree was made yesterday by Judge
Lawrence Of the Supreme Court annulling two
marriages. IN each OF which Charles p. Hall. an
employee Of the Stonington line of steamboats,.
and Isabella VI. Stone. were the contrasting par
ties The story Of the marriage. as told in the
complaint in the suit brought by the plaintiff. is
rs follows; Miss Stone who is n resident OF this
city. met Hall IN August. 1872. An intimate ac
duainiance 81 few months resulted in her
promise tp become his wife. and the 9Th OF May,
1873. WAS named us their wedding day. About
two months after their engagement Hall per-
suadrd her To- consent 10 u secret marriage
Using the argument that her parents might
otherwise prevent tnem from being united. and
giving, ~ AN additional reason, thnt he wished
to provide for her IN case any accident should
happen 90 him before she had becom. publicly
known rs his wife Ia accordance with this ar
rangrmrnt they were privately married in Jer-
sey City on Dec. 10 1872. by the Rev. DR.. Imbree
On the 18th ~ May following they We're publicly
married in Boston by the Rev. III. ". Foote.
Late in 1873 the plaintf learned that in 1871
Hail married Mary Ann Ryan. and had lived
with her until 4 short time prior 10 his first
marriage with plaintiff. She subsequently
cortainrd that Halls first wife WAS yet living.
soon after this discovery Miss stone was de-
serted hy her husband. Then she Instituted the
salt which has rnded In the dissolution Of her
twO marriages with Hall.
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CUNNING YOJNG THIEVES.
How they Got Bakers Gold watch and the
Contents Of his Money Drawer.

Two boys. ngcd apparently about 10 and
10 respectively. rohbcd Wiliium S"hnridcrs
bakers shop. ut 4lS Grand street. Williams
burgl. yesterday. in CUNNING manner. The
younger Of tine boys entered the shop first.
wcepne. and complaining that some boys hnd
ATTEMPTED to take away his NJ oney. He made
put the change in pocket in the collar of his
cout. While this WIS going on the second boy
entered. AMI III coon rs the first had gone away
he called Schncdrr's attention to- the TACT thnt
his gold watch and chain had been stolen, add
ing that the first had taken them. Schneider
and his wife hurried out In search OF the thtef
Srhneidnr running In the direction pointed out
by the second lad
After Mrs. Schneider stepped back into the
store she found tina; the second boy had dlsap-
prarod. together with the contents Of the money
drawer. amounting To about 80
The police think the boys arc working under
the direction Of an older leader. who keeps in
the vicinity and pockets the spos ~ soon us
taken. thus making II more difficult to catch the
thieves.
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hold ATTEMPT Ar BARRA TRY.
A Plot TO Steal ~ Vessel and her Cargo How
IL was Frustrated.

BALTIMORE, March IL. Ono OF the most
remarkable instances Of alleged bnrratry that
has been brought 10 light here ia "a good many
years WAS developed Yesterday. The British
brigantinc Alexis. Capt. George Williams,
rrachcd Baltimore on March Z. IRON Porto Ca
bnllo. Ncnesurla, with A.377 bags OF coffce.
Weighing sos .j3J pounds. and S22 hides. J. +.
kinnoar. an Engishman about 81 years old.
Of good address. with his colorcd servant. cnme
as passengers. kinnear represented that he
owned the cargo. and said that he had been
travelling In South America for his health. Ito
said he bought the cargo for a. private ven,
uIe, and believing the United states olfered
q better market tinn could he found ~ Eii-
rope. he concluded To- come To Hampton toaus
IN srurrh OF purchasers. BEFORE ordering
the ve-sel 10 falumorn hs came here
from Hampton Roads. nnd for II day or
tNp ncgOtiai,t with cuficu buyers, Ut length
nriugins Nith Eugene lrIrring \ C2;. Com
~ rc. street colli'' inn 'r,rrs ana Iobhrrs, 10
buy the cargo from him or sell II Tor him.
In the mean time doubts as 10 the regularity Of
her papers were not nllayed. kinn"lr nal
asked th. Mcssrs. Lowering to- advance s6O.OOO
cash on the "fso. utthc firm held the request
Kinne1f aud Cant. Williams. learning that
their HEINZ WIS IN dan rr OF EXPOSURE left
the city on ,ionday. Jrr Two mites. four sca-
men. aud the 81 ward. spilH 81 them color'd.
had lcft two days noior.. aud yosicrday |, was
discovered that every ON, "nnn"t"i with TIE
vessel had Disappeared. Mr.; II. c. Hays, sup
HIph'Ts TtN'lNt, ui'SIHtcH FROM NliS ~ ~
OF ST. John. New BRUNSWICK. owners of tho
British briguntne Alice. saving That she had
hern chartered to take Il cargo Of coffee from
Porto CubcllO. ami 1t WIS doubtless their vessel
which was In the port of Baltimore Ncxt 1t
wis ns"crinincd that the Alice's cargo wns dcs-
tined Tor Hamburg. Germany, and tplcsrains
sent there brought back the information that
the ourgo WIS owned hy several Hamburg
mercantile firms. TO whom II had been
shipped from Porto CabellO. and that 1t was in-
sured In Europe at its value. viz sg2 900. gold,
on the vessel. had been erased and Alexis sub
stftutni
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MADAME RiLLINGs's TRUNKS.
Another Case Full OF Elegant Clothing and
Ribbons Found.

In lischarGing the cargo OF the steamship
Adaus. 5esic gday, custom House officers found
which was not accounted for ia the vessels manifest
Noone appeared to claim il and II sent 10 the Ap
prasers "fic". II contained great variety OF Paris
fashion, Tor hirs similar to tho>e in the two trunks
seized from Madame Rulings, the Broadway modistc
wA wA. o uA,srn-er IN The Airauc There were also
ttl nArk, the identical with those the
trunks. ant 4 VAS sent to the custom House seizure
room ~ ClHnirNunc importation. Ladies elegant
ivttlntuu- tniiirs OF ribbon AMI TRIMMINGS. Jet aud
at nrl ' No.. ART. counts. snNcs aIi dress goods
Were ftNruI IT, Tile goods iur ,his wear
aui ri 'vrune annfiucs Wal rndeaNur 10 have them
e1ii Au zion white they "a fashion The drcsse-
inl1 IN tn trunks mate cit - BE- worn hy large
woman NU'tur IA in-> j.. stout uul the Iiva l. that
Tia lf,>ss~ NJ rt. amt were utrn dcd her wear
tN,f,. 'f iat theN are made IN sncl way ~ 81 ~
The iuri almost any lady Custom House In,IaC tor
man rup!ni,d IN capt Brackets Office discovered tbs
AtirmIlel smls.mg
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TRYING TO SIZE 4 LIFE.
Strenuous Efforts Being Made TO Keep Cal
Win stewart from the Gaiiows.

The New Jersey Court ot Pardons will hold
special scs,u at Trenton, tbs ,Neun.. to decide upon
tn Application OF calvin Stewart the murderer of Ira
cole nj Dover tor the cummuiaon OF nj, sentence from
hanging 10 imprisonment Tor life. ENNayor Mills OF
Morristowu. stewart scounscl has been working ener
geuca, 10 save hts client, HE. Every member OF the
inN which convict, linn as Hgne tlv peiiu'n Tor the
communication. ~ have MARY AN the uvuh,ls a., The
Ins GENERALLY Tn alio alton l. iMicl on the belief
INIT the murder WAS MT really pfemonitated
stewart has recently expressed wish to ne confirmed
according 10 the ilus q, M" Proir.taut Episcopal
thur h and II Tie Court ui Puldu, refuses 10 commute
his 'cutcnce, and stewart j. ~ NJ state ut mind, Bishop
Odc nhe.ncr will visit the prison and cunfrm the con
dcnuci manu- hi cell lie i under sentence 10 be
hanged IN Murrisiown on the 9Th nj April
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A pair Of carriage horses. the property u
Iohp Bonner the abscondug banker were sold by sheriff
BroNn OF Staten Island yesterday a. Mr. Frank swift "a,
Brooklyn Tor $3.50 The carriage was sold to MI John
Brown for $40 about one quarter the original cost
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spirits trren,ne soisc common to soci strained ro<n
81 5f,at G2ls Petroleum quiet but steady. crude w
hula T'A@7'sc., refined IN Ibis i2c Tallow Gulct III
iisc ior rrinr. Whiskcy quiet and noniinnUN slug
81 tGte Ocean irrghts moderately active aud rates about
stcrtf Ricnm To- iAvrrpuul bvstnn. 80 Hour by sni
- .al -rniu i.nudun. Nv steam ~, Hour. by sup
- d, uurk. - barley tu Cork. for orders, gs 10 al
~. Tine. etruh nm, same voyage. T. C. lhl 40 70
fverluul Ur Bristol Is Al crude do to DunNrk IS ID
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CEcINNATI, March l3-The Senate to-day
passed the following bills To make It unlawful Tor any
person or loHunn ni..Uc any check scrip or other
evidence Of indrtt lncss PAYABLE Otherwis than IN law
tu uthey 10 make u unlawful tor any pcrs, cor cor
poraton 10 pay wages ia pus supplies through the
crN cnon oi scrip AZ hlAher prices thAn current cash
rates Tor like goods at the nearest retail place
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N-LODER.-In this city. on March y. by the
Rev. \. A. EdmOnds at the house Ut the brides uncle
Mr. Charles w. Benton to Miss Lotue ' Loder, both VI
this CITY.
BBADFoRD-sHEPIiERD.-- Feb. %. at 81 Mar,'s
Church. stoke Newinsion, London. England. Henry
Bradford, builder ot stoke Ncwnat0n Ia Martha Janc
youngest daughter OF Capt John shepherd Vi Brook
lyn n. Y.
BUTIER-BABy. ON Thursday evening at 81, Igna.
tia, Protestant Episcopal Church. BY the Rev Dr Ever,
Mr. Augustine ;. Butler TO Linda Frances daughter VI
Capt b. L. Baby, AL vi this city
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Arrived-WtDNKspAy. March H.
IS City Of Savannah Mallory, Savannah.
- Regulator. Doane Wilmington.
~ Alexandra, Iindyuster Genoa Feb and Gibraltar
vi
rs knckerbockcr. kemble. New Orleans
SsGlaucus, B,urse. Boston.
- frlncuhia. Bragg Portland.
sup Ellen Austin. Grlfhu. London.
siip black Hawk. iiuwlnnd. Bremen.
>hin Ncsolnfo. NickeiS. Hull
Shin Forest King. liylmcs, Liverpool
shin Harvey NILS, Mills. Liverpool.
Hutk Aiicl Abbot Chase Hong Kong.
Burk BnmidOn. Potter. London.
Bark Archer, CrossnAn Bremen.
Also the usual river and constwise vessels
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Icy Telegraph from New Orleans. March III.
In lhn lhirn prnnl distribution 1919 Of tho

III VI" tllliH bINhi u'SlIlpu'loh 1913 W INV
Louisiana Statr Lottery Company. made Mt New
Orleans on the l2th inst. ticket No. l29sS. sold
in New Orleans drew the first capital prize
ticket No. 53Oil. sold in Philadelphia. drew the
second capital prizc; ticket No. 7l.l0l. sold in
Havana. drew the third capital prize.
NJ. A. DAUPHlS. Prosident.-Adr.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE

nfSi.rrnY ALaASAc-rHts n,Y =.
sun rises.. 10 san SETS. q uD Noon SETS. u
HlGH wArtH-rnIs nav.
Sandy Hook. IS Gov. Island VI Hell Gats... 20
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There Is only one remedy which affords
uL-.Ads.
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Spnnl gotit,s.
THE FOLLOWING IL LIST OF

Of THE III T0LLoWING II LIST or SOME sos
vicinity and whose children AS well as those OF the re-
spectacle TRADE South 5th ay and 9Th ay are The
Aldermen Waehner and SAFER public nuisance and
jenkins Van schaiek, University place.
samuel sfS'' ws s s~S.SSseo is square
Miss Annie usrner. wsslnston square.
S2.S Jd ssSSH! % MssSSs sqaa 4srs'
George 'inswold, Washington square
"a n, Tsilrr, 4 S..iinsion .qasSe. 'S
Miss Anne Wilkes, ID Wellington square.
h H" sSau i'niliS &a.hson Iaai square
On. 4. Past u w-,hinstn, square
John JAY. - " a>hinston SQUARE.
ii.eui, l,r,;l. % Ma;h.rsion ~laare.
v u Nor. M. NJ " a.hinsion square.
i!enry .. Chapman. 3, l-,lnston SQUARE
IN G N.p q Ha a,". %s' quartz square
iSss Ess n "a wasS' 1s ' lvaaTe
IT,. Es6In WIZ. . Ws,6,nsoa ,qaare
John IL JOHNSTON. . Washington .luare.
koter, IND, rhili is Washington square.
'%" Sa,e = Sasdnio %s square square
Gen. Wright, % ashln-ion sluare.
q Il welnore IA Washington square.
isSq s. Ifssr i 4 W Sin1s$ .1 ;S'
F W M Sas1sAIsw y dJe snn Hs lo9
JoGn;9Sp R Sh,h, Fiat Ih " kham }o,ah
TONER. IL h hlntutn. James lcnOA, 4 NJ IulDot n w.
Remscn. Thns. Coddnston, II K. Remsen, Miss NJ ken
n,dy. Geo NJ Miller.
u Appleton. 3 University place.
luion Tho ungicR seminary, . University place.
fredrck Dc PeNser
s. Julien Hotel, Washington place.
Now York Hotel
Francis X. RiVe>. Washington place.
Ms. Cornelius Vanderbilt, ~ Washington paca
Robert l.. Crawford. 10 Washington place.
Mr.. Lewis ~ Washington place
Dr. Barron. VI. ID. II Washington place.
James T. Ferguson. > WaNerlcy place.
joseph n boar, II Ma,rrley place.
joel Post. ~ WavtrcN place
Samuel Metmorc. - NiVereN place.
NcVlus. 10 MaNrrleN place
Rev q. Webster. - NaNerlcN place.
Ira Bur>eN 10 MHNerl"N place.
Henry J Weber - NaNcrl,N place
) " Bughau. - MaNcflcy place.
VIM Ecm>cn. % MaVorleN place.
j puunng. ~ MaVerity place
l.. Roosevelt. ~ NAVrrcN place
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soon become strong. healthy. and robust by q
steady perseverance in Diet N iurnN's steam Cooked
White Wheat oats Grucers ana jIJ Greenwich st-de.
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Save your Doctors bills by using Wistar's
Balsam Vi " Id Cherry ior coughs eods, ke.-Ads
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Use O,lins "Tasteess" Cod Liver Oil. with
Lame aud Mid Cherry. Sold by druggists DspOt6 Bow
Vry.-.ldr
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Whats the matter? have catarrh,. Then "
" the druggist aud get Elhetts catarrh smut ado.
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Business 0utit,s.

gusinsss 0utitss.
Udoipho Woifes
scHIEDAM sCHNAPPa
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty.
Take wine glass three times day
BEWARE OF couNrERFFIrs AND INVITATIONS
A.-Rupturc Forty Years Experience.
DIR MARSH . treame Mt the only and erectua
only ONCE Vessy Aston House, opposite st. Pauis
church
BuiInrd a. Co.. eO7 Broadway above goth St
Kentucky state Drawing. March 10, whole ucketssl
The hest Remedy for Children while Teeth.
Ing Is Mrs WISSIsDW'S soothing svrup
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MARRIED.

The Hest Remedy for Children while Teeth.
nr IS Mrs WISSI.Dw's soothing svruo.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26

The New York Times, speaking of
GOAL papers. says: you might near
y as we'll forget your church, your
academies and schoolhouses, as to for
get your local paper. 1t speaks to ten
times the audiences that your local
minister does. 1t is read eagerly each
day and each week from beginning to
end. 1t reaches you all, and if it has
lower spirit and less wisdom than
sermon, it has thousand times better
chance at you. Lying. as it does, or
every table in almost every house, you
owe it to yourselves to rally literally
to its support, aud exact from it as
able, high toned character as you do
from an educator in your midst. 1t is
in no sense beneath notice and care
unless you yourself are beneath notice
and care-for it is your represe NATIVE.
Indeed. in its character, it is the sum-
nation of the importance, interest and
welfare of you all. 1t is the aggregate
of your own consequence, and you can
rot ignore it without miserably de-
preciating yourselves"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26
Personal.
The Hof heinz Hotel has a new $60O

The Hofheinz Hotel has new s60O
piano.
Our young ex.typographical friend,
A. +. Harvey, has given us importan,
and valued assistance in getting out
our paper this week. ..-...
Happening at the house of our
distinguished and worthy fellow
citizen, Jasob Sanders, on Wednesday
evening, we found the family miss
Dora nparticular)rejoicing over new
piano which had just been put in posi-.
ton by Messrs. Hopkins L. Mosier, who
proceeded to inaugurate it by quite q
nice little musical entertainment.
Mr.. Sanders is a prominent candidate
for County Commissioner. though with
out any action of his own in that di.
rection-and if elected, will be able to
entertain his Constituents" who may
call on him with good music. ,E q,
We had the pleasure this week Of
making the acquaintance of Mr.
Onderdonk, of Mission Valley, Vic.
toria Co., q distinguished nursery
man, we'll known in Western Texas
He had some official connection with
the late conference, but his chief
Mission" is horticulture, and mis-
sionary work in that direction is GER
tainly greatly needed in Texas. By
his advertisement. which appears in
our columns this week. it will be
seen that Mr.. o. is challenging the
attention Of our people to his
uurivalled facilities for meeting their
wants 10 his line. and that he has
appointed B. w. Breeding Of this
town his agent for this locality, All
should read this advertisement care.
fully, and leave their orders with Mr.
Breeding.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26

WooTToN HOTEL.-We referred
10 our last to the exterior improve.
ments in this house. We have since
called there, and find that the interior
has also been thoroughly renovated
and re-iuruished, in the way Of paint.
ing, papering, new carpets, furniture,
&c. Everything is as bright as a
new pin" and the very style and air Of
tho dining room would be calculated
to put one in good humor and give q
good appetite. .
This house will be opened to the
public forthwith. 1t will be conduct.
ed on the plan. universal in the larger
and more enterprising towns, Of serv.
ing each guest at table with the stand.
ard articles Of food, and what's other.
wise required, independently of all
others. We wonder this plan has not
long since been introduced here, and
don't see why it should not be as &C.
cepta BILE here as elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOoton have had con-
siderable experience in keeping hotel ;
are persons Of sterling reliability; and
we predict for their House, under its
new STYLE" a new and successful ca.
reer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-26
Something New-l.umber Yard
At Kingsbury.


w. Ii. Harris & Co.. the we'll
known umber dealers of Marion, have
started a branch establishment at
Kingsbury, on the G. H. & s. A.
Railway, where they will sell Lum-
Der of all kinds as low as it can be
bought in any market. They have had
long experience in the business, know
the wants Of the people Of this section,
and guarantee satisfaction in every
instance. Their yard will be first
class, consisting Of all varieties Of
Texas and Louisiana yellow pine lum.
Der both rough and dressed, Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Nails, etc. They will
sell rough lumber at Austin rates, and
on dressed lumber will offer induce.
ments over any other Western mar
ket.
Kingsbury being now our nearest
railroad point, and the road there hav-
ing recently been greatly improved,
we see no season why our people who
need lumber should not give Harris,
g. Co, their orders. Oct. 26 4w