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Humorous Items.

Tea contains fannie acid, which combines
with milk and forms leather; and now We
know what makes old maids 50 tough.
A Nevada tramp applied to a doctor fol
come work, aud the doctor asked him what he
could do ? ''Well, - said he, 81 could dig
graves. .
= No man can tell just how much money Q
I Siiow Is worth until ne masr-ies her for it. Il
is-oiie Of those cases Where you have TO take
y0nr CLEANERS.
= ''welI, you'll own she's got pretty
foot, won I SOU 20 ''Nes. II grant You that
hui then it never made halfasInsch Of an I'M
preston on me as the Old man -
An Illinois love letter closed pafhesically
as follows: . NJ best loved one. chawed
age -s1srip oil Your last letter all 70
thunder, because knew you licked on it. -
When a boy walks with 4 girl as though
he were afraid some one would see him, the
girl Is his SISTER If he walks 50 close to her
IS to nearly crowd her against the fence, she
Is the sister of some one else
MIA. has sister F1oy ever Travelled any 90
No, ciiiiti, no. - '-1hen, when i was a
bin under the sofs Sunday night, and sister
ala Nir. John come in from church and was
a-ssttin' in the big rockin' cheer, how come
her 10 say The incest land she was ever in was
Lap-iana ?"
= I'm really dear to You, Sophia 2'' he
whispered, and pressed his burning lips to
her rosy checks. She didnot say yes; she did
say no; hut she softly squeezed his hand, and
his soul was no longer IN mis- body; he touch
ell the siars; the earth went from under his
feet, and he sat down ON the toe of the old
man boot.
He sat beside her in the lane,
Andfhere he told his love,
He told her that she simply was
\ tender little dove
And while he looked into her eyes,
And watched her smile and paut,
She mulInnred in angelic tones:
you hor1id thing, get oui,''
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The Song of Esla.


Ky MARIA Gow;;N BRooKs..
Day in melting purple dying,
Blossoms all around me sigkin--
Fragrance from the lilies silaying,
Zelhyrs with my ringleis playing,
le but waken my distress;
am sick of Loneliness.
Thou TO whom love 70 hcarken,
Come ere night around me 'larken;
Though thy soffuess but deceive me.
Say thOuirt tine, and'l'll believe thee,
Veil, i'll, thy souls intent;
Let me think il innocent.
Save thy toiliug; spare thy treasure;
Sll Task Is fiiendship's pleasure;
Let the shining ore lie darkling;
Bring no gem in lustIe sparkling;
1ilts and gold are naught to me;
would only look on thee;
Tell to thee the high-wrough feeling,
Ecstasy but In revealing;
Paint TO the thee deep sensation.
kapilire in participation,
Yet but torture, IL comprest
In a lone, unffiended breast;
Absent still. All, come and bless me
Let these eyes again caress thee.
Once, in caution, could fly thee;
Now nothing could deny thee.
In look if death there be,
Come, and viii gaze on thee,
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TOIIN y. RANDLE,
Real Estate agent,
ERENHAM, IEXAS.
FREEMAN, IEXAS.
Established in 1851

Makes a specially Of selling and exchang'
! ing lands and town property. the rendering
and payment Of taxes, renting and look
ing after dwellings and storehouses.
Boy Office upstairs in Graber's Building
sept6'7S.
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4 ..ssa. As,sr....n-.

-,baui Advor;ssin5,.
rs l.ass..r,i ls,owNS
iel yonr au,ri's ly,s >ious rise.
> 81 Your nrf sSl-sr .,,lycriise,
s,l catch the ronsily dimes,
.cs tllr Wiser plsri, Ri,l tell
ar nefgnhDFs What you nave 10 sell
knd shra YOU u have good time.
hesensea who have 80 little sense
A. u adyersise upos the fence
shall never have my cslstom;
ON fence or barn to write their name
To nle II seems = perfect shame,
Aud I'm afraid 90 trust 'em.
lfthoy don I do their business rishf,
And advertise in black and white,
- lnevrT viii ~ near them;
Finley Won't pay for printers ink,
They naedn'. blame u if 'Se think
Ne have good cause to fear them.
This Is a reason, have no doubt,
" hy they lilly sit aud look about
For some one 10 come in;
They look acrass the road and see,
Their beirhlors, busy ls \ bee,
And wonderfully they win.
But they might know, if they'd think
H. because they use she printers ink
To drive away dali times.
ifhcy their business had begin
As all good business men hare done,
They might have caught the dimes.
But, lthev have 80 little sense
As to lose {. a dimes to save the pence,
'TiS Of their own derising:
They'll have to wall0w in the ditch
While other men arc growing rich
by judiei0us advertising!
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k>Bsautisu1 Answers.

pupil of Able Secore gave
klowing beautiful answers:
- gratitude"
Jude is the memory of
S hope?"
rthe blossom of hap
the difference be-
pd desire?"
tree in leaf, hope
wer, and enjoy
in fruit
rnity?"
pout a yesterday
"a line that has
ry being, the
he machinist of
of justice, the
the universal
3D."
eason?"
bns because he
CELEBRATES, he dc
S omniscient He
He therefore new
aho has tried it,
b. aighes, praise Of
n parting wagon
ing that it tisTcns
A,es better thaa asy
t can be tried.
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ClssF and Dry Stables.

A horse will endure severe
cold weather without much in
convenience SO long as he is fur
nished with a dry stable. But
lrequire him to stand on a wet
foul floor, and his health will
soon begin to fail. Horses of
ten suffer from cold feet and
Tfegs. A great many stables
have damp and wet floors. Few
men @llo handle horses give
a< nkention to the feet and
kally is this the case
lch time is spent
h rubbing, brush
hing the hair on
4 hips, but at no
feet examined and
bred for. Now be it
HAT the feet of horse
more care than the body.
q need ten times as much,
jim one respect they are al
st the entire horse. All the
booming that can be done wont
hi ana,,'tling if the horse is
q to stand, where his feet
filthy. In this case the
will Aecome disordered, and
Hhcn the legs viii get badly out
|of fix; and with bad feet and
legs there is not much else of
horse fit for anything. Sta
xons- generally are very
on the feet and legs of
Rnd unless these build
can afford dry room,
a horse can walk around,
bwn or roll over, they are
half SO healthy or comfort
to the horse as the pasture,
should be avoided by all
ii hostlers in the country.
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TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says /:
TUFTS PILLS,

! Their FIRST effect is to Increase the Appetite,
l and cause the body 10 Take Oh Eicnh, thus the
system is nourished, and by their Tonic Acc
l ssr.,r,ls ,,rndt1cl,d
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EStrayS.


Taken up by IL. ]. Harris at his resi-
dencc in Washington county. ON the 18th
of March, 1870, and estrayed befor= W. I.
Willie, ]. P. Precinct No. 5, on the 9th day
of April. 1879, One Bay Horse IL or IS
hands high, IS years old. branded thus |
on the left shoulder. Valued at SEQ. 6
Taken up by y. c. Pennington at his
residence in Washington county, on the
18th of April, 1879, and estrayed before
Ii L. McClung, ]. P. of Precinct No. 5,
on the 2Is, OF May, 1879. Light Gray
Horse. about FIVE years old, about I3tI
hands high, branded on the left shoulder
In connected. with full name and tail. with
i few black spu:s on his ramp. Valued al
$40. nJyaSwIm
Attest: II. NJ. LEWIS.
c. c. {. W. c.
Ry {. .NERBsT, Deputy.
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BRENNAN Property for Sale.s

BRENNAN Property for Sale.S
Neat and desirable residence on the cor
ner of 9TH and Key streets.
I Small new residence on Vulcan street.
west part Of town.
I Dwelling Of four or five rooms on 5rd
and Key streets.
1 Dwelling. with one acre lc;, on I'd and
Key streets
Residence fronting on Main street, large
and roomy, one story.
1 Small neat residence on Germania street,
near Contra! X. Il. depot.
I Dwelling, with several rooms, a good
well and cistern, with lot containing l Z
acres, east part of town. DR.. Morris
former homestead. VIII sell this al a bar
gain.
Residence lot on church street, near the
Methodist church.
Residence lots on north Main and Mul
berry streets, Allcorn's addition.
: Residence lots on Jefferson street All
CONS addition. The Allcorn addition
is in the west part of town, and is nicely
situated.
IS Residence lots in the Bassett Addition,
on Valley, Cottonwood, north Market
and Liberty streets.
Residence lots on Academy street, north
side Of town.
10 Residence lots, comprising the Norris
I'd addition, east part Of town, on south
side of K. r.
Lots suitable for business lots, corner
Sandy aud West streets.
The above list of property together with
several and 10 acre suburban lots, i'm
proved and unimproved, am offering for
sale on easy terms and reasonable prices.
have alsoa number of coed farms for
sale in Washington and Burleson counties;
as well as several thousand acres of unim-
proved lands in Washington and adjoining
counties.
R Store houses and dwellings on
hand for rent.
Apply TO
JOHN A. RANDLE.
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az

QHtlquil Sc soft ecoulf Queloues auitrs
Grpui> que III Iellture Dtiura,iye ,u DR..
hieng ant etc retire. de 81 2ralde c~irtula-
t!"n. tIie men , pas mOin> conserve toute
81 V cue ct t2Ite sa popularith. dams III en-
cut Reinforcement restreint.
Depu.s iun-lemps, de tutts los points de
Ia Louisville, ct prlliclpatclncnt du BAYOU
l.afourche. dcs ~Attakapas, de Ia Riyiere
itouG", de vleuX maladcS ne dtmamielt lie
reprendge Ia fabrication de cette medicine,
81 justeiient Appreciate de tout eeux Gui en-
ont tait usage.
A~ujonrdhui je responds a leur appel. ct
les tnaiileureuX, atIiiges de maladles dites
lncurabies, auront sous la main cette ben,
v~tIlltlte teinture depurutive, oui yisudra
METRE ui terlne d leurs soutfrance
Qn'ils sc livrent done d Temperance dc
iours meilleurs, ceux Ia qui viyent sous lie
loug d. queiqu'une de ccs iurommodes ct
d~ouioufeuseS lthrinlt9s. files impures dun
san v3rle, dGleteTc. MA elaburG.
BcaicCup. qm Jouis.ent dune brlllante
: t., he lie "oINent peut ttre qua la Tein-
turc DrpurttiHci c'e>t par IL puissance de
ces VeituS que I'll pere. tt,.c mere ont puri-
tie lrur sang, acqUls une bonnie constitution
retronSe une sante anssi vigoureuse qu'inat
tendue. etinls au monte DIES cufauts d uue
santG tlorissante.
Que ceuX quI. CONNIE edx, vivent dune
vie de douienrs, dangoisses, de desespuirs
srlvent ieu' cXemple qulls es@aeent de la
ieiitus: EeplirailVt, 1T, t-Iulne euX, lis de
vicadiCll REQUISITES et forts, ct puurrout
ttrr tiers de tcur proGGniturc
Que ceuN hui d"utvnt, ,'miorinent
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TEINTURE
BE RsG.. -ssKISG

&c remNde uul MA pas encore failIi de
pms qulrzn ans Qu'il est en- usage. est hlep
sli'tricUra }ous les ~cytrs.its 10 Sci cDa,c:Ec
ct -oHs les htpnratifs, employees .jusqu'a ce
Jour
Ii guGrlt ute les maladies chronioucs
soft lntrrurs. SOFT eNtcrncs. sails difference.
d age al ,e ;e&e. Mule maiatiie proycuant
de tllalIirtte du sang a. rcslstc ; son
uSifge; les dartrp, de HuciIue nature ou'ei
is N"Ichf, les 'nflr1nI's, cou4@uucnce De
/ abuo ttu nlcrcurc gu de tout a!t~e ratio.
ilcnt quIa licid Ia constitution. sont ~ar.
iaItrrnunt ct radlcaieinent queries. toi,tos
les iois gu" lon perstvcre d4n,Son euanIni
Les LehtO1Tafes, PaJ'es Birnrhes. IT.. e,,,-
Turtles dams Ia periodicit6 des menstrues. /,
chiorosc, III steFtffe nroVrnant de tonic ,u,-
ll'tie c~hronique 9u cO.StitutionncIle, toutns
eos mala"Ies ~'ilsparaiSsent par I'm ~traite-
llent ASSET lon.temlS prolonpG de "a T,in.
tnue Dcpurttivr du Or. Meug.
Lelilepsle. iarsqu'ellc nest pas occasion,
nee par unc lesion orCrniqCe. les Rhunoati.-
mes chr0"iq"es ct qle!queiuis linus. les nj.
ceres ctnceTeuX, onc exc rat}icaleinent uuf.
Ms.
-.cs cures d4iA opfr6s parlent ASSET nonr
que IA leintRFe Dtpurative du DIR. Men AIT
besoin de toutc rtciamc; il sufht de savoir
Gull ny Il pas en- ir>qu'a present une snuic
mai.dle chreniqnc inyttGree on corS-1tu-
t,0nneiie, produIte par IN vice quelconoue
DIES i"fneurs; qai ant reslstt Il Ia puissance
HediCatrire de cctte preparation.
Chaquc bouteine est accempagu6e dencu
hrc * certiiic;ttS, renant de tous les points
dc ii Louisiana. attcstant les bellies cure4
oPfraes par ve Iuedicament
En- yente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEACX,
P~harrrap;en
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A Noted Divine savs'a

DR.. TUTT:-DerS Sir; For ten years / have BEEN
g martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles. Last
Spring your Pills were recommended to me; | used
them but with little faith. am now a we'll man,
have good appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools.
piles gone. and | have gained forty pounds solid flesh.
They are worth Their weight IN gold. !
kEv. II. L. IMPEON. IouisYilla. Ky. :.
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Hs4ssEl LION.
= x
Leon &cEGtlaa2X-
AK Nos. 81 ct 50 de Ia Ii tu Canal
EADiLLEMENTS, LINEELIE.,
UHAPEAUN.

4 YAM TRANSFEHNl Ics ,oaga>ias dies
n Nos 3, 2l3 IT III de- Ia tut Nici!ie-I e.
wee aux Nu~ ssh "a s4s5 So q. s-s,s- III.
aslHssa. jann"lce experimentation au
Ad!Hl. en- tnolal que jr,. ala, dc rtponlrc
, 'ac"rolN-: ilCnt de nii". pU!nr:crrn. !a plus
t".; stock Embellishments. de cltaprauz.
it a|2r""llc ~tEplnlucs. de ~ipaurs gents ct
de jones GarE"l.S-stoclt IL ..til NY en- a
jant!a'u d Ia Aouyviin tflcluo. ,~!'iuyitc
a.r- AIMS Ct mes clients u- rcuir rexanai.
RI q ; asa,lrr les pgiN
: Iavc.i il, comIa~ par Ie pt@sG, je &c ne
s~l.art. rIon pour taire tte. AJAX he4 ins de
=, = ace DO erai t~uUioir> ir&t 4 remplir
4o,l7 les ~or,i.ss t~-,ran,is og--rtits) u .hatiile
n,Hi. iin-rrit el chara.slj% ue loutes -
ler"> eide sous genres, Gcpais esvGteHtnts
c.'l@lnuna hirahitati0n jas, .au lingo tie
toi.ctte 4 plus in. Los pix de mes articles
se:ont ACKNOWLEDGMENT "nssi uasauc posi-
h!,.
Les commandes de In ~calnpagnes ont Fob
jet Tune attention immediate.
LEON tGDCuAUN
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de Ii, rue du Canal
u oct-'7G
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Ayant tout lie maiariei necessaire, non'
soln nes a Is6me de METRE a execution
.ous les onvrages typographiques qn' h"n-
aeront comics. Lee bret. d~'avC2at. carries.
d'affairps. eni6te. DE- tactare$, tlckrS q ha
bitation. blanc>. circula.Fas. etc. seront
impritn6s dams le plus bre! delai ct auN
priy les plus mOderes.
ssrTous le- .JoRs devront &tre payfe
a,ssit0t In lirraison du travail cnmmande.
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MAKE Hens LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist now
travelling, in this country, says that most of the
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are worthless
trash. Essays that Sheridan's Condition Powders
are absolutely pure and immensely valuable. Moth
ing on earth will make hens lay like Sheridan's
Condition Powders Dose one teaspoonful to one
pint iuud.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26

I'm THE TWILIGHT" or THE Hap
py Long Ago" is the title Of charm.
Jog new song published in the July
number Of the Southern N usical Jour
nal, which will please all who love
pure, sweet songs. In the same num,
Der are found Variations on the Grand
old Zone Hundred" by Geo. r. Poul.
ton, and Claribel's pathetic song,
strangers Yet" Three splendid
pieces worth at retail price 81 Is. Send
ten cents for the July number and get
them all. One Dollar secures the
Journal for one year. with One Dol
lars worth of Premium Sheet Music
in addition to the music published in
each monthly issue. Address the
publishers, LUDDEN l. BATES.
Savannah, Ga.
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THE STATS OF TEXAS,

To, IN R.saus d AT CcxnAsLs o.
HAys CouxSY-GRxssmo:
You ars hereby commanded that You
summon by publication Marshall Will
lisms, who's residences 10 unknown, 10 b.
and appear before the Honorable District
Court 70 DO held in end for the county Of
Hays, ut the Court House thereof n the
town Of San Msrcos, on the second Nom
day in September, 1870 tbeu and there
70 answer the petition Of Annie Williams,
and alleging In substance a. tollowe, TO
wit: tlat shs 10 Q bona tide inhebitsnt
Of tho State Of Texas, and tas resided in
uays county moro than stx months, next
preceding the institution Of this suit.
that they were narsied on the 9Th day Of
December, 1869, 10 Boone county, state
Of Mieeouri. that on or about the---day
Of July, 1871, defendant. in Independence
county, Arksnsss, abandoned plaintiff ~
his wife, which abandonment has an
tinued to this time. Plaintiff peays Tor
divorce, and general and SPECIAL relief
and costs. .,.lNye fu o. nuHi
Herein ia,l not. bot make due return Of
this writ a. the law directs.
Given under my hand and ohcial Sea-,
July 49, ''''' 3. g. HARDIN.
t.''' " CHI. d. Y. H. Z.
By En-. J. L. 6RExN, Deputy Clssk.
July 204W ls.. .. i.I.
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We have got some new ideas OF the
Baptists in consequence OF the late
series Of meetings. First as to the
matter Of energy, We had thought
them rather deficient in that respect.
But Dr.. Chaplin held meetings three
times . day for over . week, with
the thermometer at about 1907 and
the meetings we're we'll attended; SO
We are compelled to believe that there
ID considerable 'ge. up" about the
denomination after oil. Again, we
we're not aware before that this de-
asnilstion threwso much sentiment
and feeling into their religious exer-
eises. or accepted children as converts.
We fad they are . great deal more like
the Methodists than We had pupposed.
We are glad to see the Baptists
waking up 10 this place, and trust we
shall ere long have the pleasure OF
announcing the erection of . new
church here. Their means
are ample. and we hope Elder Bur
roughs will keep them stirred up on
the subject till the work is done.
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Notes by tho Way.

EDITOR FREE PREss:-With Prof.
Holtzolaw We proceeded by way Of
Lockhart to Gonzales. Staying over
one night at Lookhart We attended
Prof Shocks musical concert. and
were delighted. and now that we have
the pleasant gentleman, and popular
teacher at San Marcos, We expect for
him . good school, or we shall sus-
pect our people of not caring to excel
in song. The earth is dry and the
grass brown just below Lockhart and
all the way to Gonzales. Cattle are
lean and cotton not promising; corn,
along the road, will yield eight or ten
bushels per acre; the potato crop is al.
so very backward. We had the finest
peaches at Mr.. Laney's, near Lock.
hart, and figs and melons in abund-
auce. The best grapes were grown BY
Mr.. W. D. W. Peck, of Gonzales, who
is q prosperous and popular merchant
there; We shall not soon forget his
hospitality nor the pleasant acqusint-
ances. new and renewed, at Gonzales.
This town grows in spite Of railroad
isolation, and its solid business houses,
it's beautiful church houses, and splen-
did school edi6oe all 60 to show that
its citizens are there to stdy, and that
they mean to gro.o. The newspaper
men there are plucky and polite; We
left there in their debt. for they would
not let Us settle. We found some sand
about Howard and Atlanta. especially
the latter place; go slow" was our
motto. Mr.. Bristo. an English gen.
.leman, entertained rs Hospitality. and
in spite Of the drought he has IN ex.
oellent crop. As Luling has grown
too large for this space l spare you.
We found liberality in oil things and
looseuess in nothing, aud We feel bet
ter. JEFFREY.
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PerSOnals.

Mr.. Atkinson has removed to Llauo
county. t
Prof. Shocks singing school We
learn Is progressing finely.
Young Mr.. Keith Of the firm Of
Keith & Co. lumber dealers Of Laliug,
favored Us with . call on yesterday.
Mr.. Hart, a fine singer, attended the
series Of Baptist meetings just closed,
and did much towards adding to their
interest.
There were several conversions and
baptissns, the result of the series Of
Baptist astetings, which closed on
Thursday.
A claw Of . huge lobster was sent
Us this week through tho post Office.
with = Zine" from its captors. 1t
was caught in ne San Marcos.
We called On Mr.. 0o,sard I've think
We have got bis name right this time)
on Tuesday. He b still At Mr.. Smiths,
and bis ampatased limb was doing
we'll. '| ftt bH
The Caldwell county papers notice
the marriage recently Of Miss Harriet
Mooney, At the residence Of her moth
or. naar Prairie Lea, 70 Thos. D. Ca.
hill. -, . -I'r
/, Mr.. Caldwell sends us from camp"
. reminder that his company 10 the
mountains are living we'll, in the shape
Of the head Of . 6ne buck. Really
We should like to dine with that
crowd. ~
Mr.. Graves has ,just returned from .
trip to the North, through Illinois, In.
diana, Ohio. Missouri, 10. He says
crop prospects are generally excellent
in that direction. This is good news,
for the upper Mississippi valley is the
Egypt of the rest Of the Union, and 10
fact We think with Mr.. Graves, the
greatest country in the world.
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Johuson's Auodyns Liniment will
positively cure chronic disrrhea Of
long standing, also dysentery
cholera morbus, and cholera, u,ed 10.
ternally. There is no remedy known
so valuable for immediate use IS this
old lie prcserver. r
One single box Of Parsons Purea.
tive Pills taken one esch night will
make more new rich blood than ten
dollars worth of any liquid blood FUR ',
fer now known. These pills will change
tho blood in the entire system in three
months, taken one night.
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GEO. T. McGEHEE lately visited
the Chambers mills at Austin, and was
impressed with their extent and the per.
fiction of their operation. He presen!.
ed us witha sample Of the -four made
there, which we have tried and found
simply indispensable in excellence.
They grind 400 bushels Of wheat per
day. The Chambers Brothers are
from Iowa, and have done . great
work for Austin.
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Died.

At Leekhars, July 18th. CALvis L. sroasr, In
the sosh year Of bis age.
he moved - West Tsxas with biz fathsP's fami.
y In the winter u lSts. He has lived II the
West ever since. part Of the time he va citisen
Il San Marcos, and was we'll known By all the
old settlers. He had been sAictsd for many
year, with the disease that Terminated In death.
bit whom the snal hour came hs reioiesd In the
hope Of blessed Immortality beyond the grave.
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THE STATE OF. TEXAS
To tn. SHERIEH on ANY CoNsrABrE OF
HAys CouNry-GRHzfINo:
You are hereby commanded that You
summon by publication solomon Rlsnks
whose residence 10 unknown, 10 be and
appear before the Honorable District
Court of ays county, Texas, to be held
ut the Court House thereof in the town
Of San Marcos, on the second Monday in
September, 1879, then and there 70 ans
wer the petition 81 Martin Blanks filed in
said Court against the s'id Solomon
Blanks, and ale ting 10 substance ~ fol-
lows, to wit: that she 10 bona Rds IL.
habitant Of the State Of Texas, and has
resided IN Hays county moro than s;x
months, nsxt preceding the institution Of
Of this suit, that they were married on
the 10th day Of juno, 1867. in Comal
county, Texas, that defendant abandoned
plaintiff 40 bis wife on the Goth day OF
April, 1873, with the intention Of aband
onment, which abandonment has contlnu-
ed to this day. Plaintiff prays for . d.
vOrce.
Given under my hand and Official Seal,
- B. q. hardin, 10
,,,.f ... elk. u. v. H. G.
By ED. j. L. GREu. Deputy Clerk.
July 26.4w 10