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SERVIA AND BULGARIA.

Tho Origin Of the Diapute Between Them.
TIE difference between bulgaria and Servia
about the continued occupation by the latter Of
a number Of VILLAGES on uic frontier districts
which. In conformity With the Inc of frontier
drawn by the Treaty, ought to belong 10 Bull
garia. have, says the Vienna correspondent VI
the Loudon T;nnes. again become acute. The
international Commission Of Delinitatiou as-
rived on the spot on june s, aud the deauit1vc
frontier line is To be fixed. Both sides are,
therefore, exerttug themselves to bring about d
dec[ston in their favor. The wording Of the
ttsaty ia 30 clearly In favor Of the nufgariaus
that the 8crvians could scarcely hops to gala
their cause. On TIC strength Of being in pos
session theg have sot 10 work to enlist tie gym
pathies Of the population Of the occupied dis
trfcta In their favor, an1, although The people
are s%o.t s1clns!ye!y, pulsaans h the, sson to
remembered That tie regulation Of the frontier
between Bulgaria and aervta gave 10 the latter
the district Of Prot. This was sort of COIN
pcnshlion for the dIstrtct Of Novo.Baxs, which
but which the Treaty o. Berlin gave bark to
Turkey. While con1aut1ng to this compromise
Rlssta waa naturally anxious to restrict the
concession ~ much as possible, and The Iinc Of
Prot Without much regard TO The typographical
features Of the country. 90 that III a well de-
fined frontlcr It is anything but satisfactory.
Thus, In spite OF the wording Of The treaty, tie
case OF the 9cfvtans was 50 plausible that It led
to difference asnong tile Commissioners them
solves. Tho case seems to be turnIug nEnfnst
the seryians, "a although the news has been ro-
ceiYed from Bulgaria tint several thouaAnd pco-
pie from tho DISTRICTS IN dispute have appeared
before the Commission nf DolimitRtIon TO pro-
test against the cesston OF their territory TO Bull
gzrta, and that the leaders OF tue demonstration
Gayc sent petitions 10 the slgnatory Powers ask
lug to be united 10 Seryia; On the other hurt,
from Sophia comes the Few. that Prince Don
t1pukc1f. .Kut1pkuH addressed, on the I'D Of May,
an energetic note to the Scrvan Government
summontnE 1t to erAcuate within fifteen daye
the territory 30 uuihwtul!y nevnpicl and 10
withdraw within the limits tIxel clearly enough
bY thu treaty. Messages such ~ this have bern
addressed repeatedly by the Ba1gartsns to thE
6erylan Government and havc led tu much u1-
proatab1a correspondence; but as a date Is now
hxeat It looks ns II LIE Imperial Russian Com.
missioner WAS sure Of thu support Of the Com.
mission Of De1!nitatiou. The opposition made
by the population Of the disputed districts to On
annexation with Bulgaria has bean Increased BY
lhs apprehension tllat they uave advanced them.
selves tuo .uuch, uad t1auy therefore ua exuoaed
to reprtsals II the bulgarian Government Wns
established there.
, 1879-06-28
TIE lALENA RIOT CASE.
Spscfa! Ditpafca to ZAs 7+tt4.nk


GALENA, ILL.,, June a.-Tho exa.uluation OF
JOHN Ruegaes, John Murphy, N. McDcrMott,
Patrick Vaughan, William Owcus, John Lender,
Jr.. Ed Nav, Asa Jones, auu Frank Carrlgau,
charged With riot aud assault with lntopt to
commit murdcr upon tho person OF Deputy
Marshpl Do1an. OF this city, oa't tho evening of
the 9th, was concluded before Esquirc Joseph
II. Barry th's evening, who held the defendants
to ball on tic Charge Ut riot. each IN tic slim Of
$500 Tho proceedings wuro held in
tho Court House, :; which .Wna packed
with citizens, many 'or whom express
the utmost satisfaction at tho decision
Of the Justice 'Thc cvsdcnce against the de.
Icndants, In the minds Of d majority Of tl,oso
who hcard II, tended to establish their guilt Of.
tha charge OF assault with intcnt to eou.sn!t
murder. Deputy Marshal Do!an, wlln was at
lacked by the sougils, was dangerously rounded
by rock III tbs hands Of ,one Of tlse vllsa9ns
md CIty.S1arstal shecan and Constable Sutx.
gef badly injured BY rocks. Tho address ot tie
llpn. David 3hcean, on Tic part Of tile proscct'
tlo,t, was ono Of tho most eloquent arguments
ever listened to In this e!ty, and tllu
most ecathlug robuko Of cri.na ever uttered
IN stho Court-i louise. Tho een.sMuntty Aas bee..
terribly orcIte1 over the Wantun net fur which
The defonaants were arrested. and ttc!F severe
punishment Is demanded by ths law-and-orler
portion Of tho people.
, 1879-06-28
stunpER AND SUICIDE,

San FnANclsco. Iune 21.-ro-lAS, Mt Cafi-
foraIa City, just across tho bay, 10 Marion
County, II. II. Moore, keeper Of tho Dupont
Powder Compauy's magazine, located there,
shot aud instantly Kidd A. Fulton, manager Of
the works, antl then blcw his own brains out.
Tic tragedy was enacted in the presence Of Full
ton's wife md Children. Fulton had recently
rtycn Moro notteg he would dispense With his
further services, to which aooro'a action 70 Mt
trbutcl. Fulton was nat1ve Of New York,
aged f1,
, 1879-06-28

NEW YoRK, June 97..--Jnmcs Dempsey, now,
aud for,twcnty years paat, Coroner at Staten
Island, has been convicted OF porJurJ and SEN
fenced to tl,e State Prison for oue year at lard
labor. Dempsey prcsentcd to tic County OF
Ittct,nonu bill OF 1880 Tor expenses t1l holding
I'LL inquest, and sworo tint tho bill wis c0rrect-
, 1879-06-28

tfpfcfal DiApdlch TO T1e 7t46IHA
BURLINGTON, Ja., June 27.-ln the case OF A.
". Parsons, cx-Asststant Cashier Of tho Mcr-
chants' National Bunk, ex-Atnyor and ex-Trcas-
,,rcr of the School Board, convicted of enbcz-
z!lrg school funds. Judge Stutsman to-day Dc
MED tic motion for new trial, md sentenced
rarsops to two years un1 i1vc months in the
penltentIarv. Parsons yifl appeal to the su.
prpne Court, being meantl,no admitted to bail
In S. ,tE1.
, 1879-06-28

6rtcfGf Dtspusch 10 1Hs Tribune
JANssyltLr, Wis., JUNG 37.-Last night burg
lnrs entered tho house Of. Aid. ". T. Vankirk,
taktur valuable gold watch w,ll other proper
ty amounting TO about $SyC0. The house. Of tho
Iloi,; Ham Richardson was also entered, and O
etua!i amount OF u0ncy takctI.
, 1879-06-28

8stctdt Ut1p1tch u 77S 7rf3HnA
KEoKuK, 1u., june e7.-An analysis wns COIN
plctc5 to-dny OF tho stomach Of Daniel BrIckcr,
WHO died nc North River, On tho Han'
ni.al & st. Joe Railroad, ten days ago
un}or suspicious circumstances. Tie ana!Ssis
dtsctosca unmis,nkab'u ess'lcnco Of tho prcaenee
o[ arsenic. Drtckct's wlfo was suapcctcu OF
rIs, and shooting a(fray grew Oil uf the mat
ter, In which Harris anut Bt!cker tlIreo tiMea.
A reconciliation was subsequently, Effected, ui.l
everything wns supposed to be going on SIN ootfI.
Of urscnlc poison. and died. Tic suspected
parties will bu arrested In the morning.
, 1879-06-28
A snloon-Ilcepcr III Coessc, Ind,
Attempts to Kill Ifs -Four
Children.
FrIghtiul Situation Of the Innooents
at ihe Moment Of Their
Resoue.
A Case OF the Same Kind or
Demonolatry In Georgia.
Two Of the Webrs,skn Mau-8 -8urncrn
Eacapo from Confinement
TIE pocAssET 1:r1D EnftC.

gptciut Ei<paseh ia 7hs 1ttttHss.
Foar WAYNE, Ind, June a7.-Thero is great
excitement at Coesse, fifteen .ntiea wcat Of
here, over tho attempts ot 0 sloon-keeper
named JcFrcy Owens to murder his fouF mother
lcss ch,,lrou, the oldest Of whom Is aged 0. Hs
frat assaulted son, aRcd I, whose car lle toro
nearly oil, soizcd n largo bsltcher-kntfc ahl
stabbed daughter Of years Tires times, cuctl
wound penetrating to the skull. She caf hardly
survive. f1e took 1atgo. thick club. four feet
lopr, anl beat nil fn,ir children. tho youngest
a babo Of years, until thclr bodies were VT
erally d mass Of wounds. flo Is now III Jail
awaiting trial, having been arrettea Just
In tIu1o to anye him from n coat OF tar and
feathers ut tho hande Of tho cnragcl people OF
Coasso.
CuTuaRnr, ua., dune GA murder that is
unique in It's ntrocty l,as Just been closed hcsc,
ss f,r "a The Court Is conccraed. Tue facts arc
these; Tom Jones, u negro who has alwnvs
borne good reputation. was arrested short
tltue since lot murder that nad occurred In his
house. Joncs had lately married . coaely
mu1ntto woman, With whom lie. lived happily.
Tie woman mas widow when he married herr,
and lad ono chilli, boy of alp''t yenfs. Thls
frequently rocntvcd violunt puttsincnt. One
Sunday night tlu stepEnttlrr, mother md Two
guests were going from the house to church.
The hoy. as fe tie cndtoln with negroes. was
locked up IN the hotlaa to nWalt their return.
When thu COMPANY bad gone about zoo yartlss
the father asked them TO pxctlsu him, o. llo l'au
aonlu .'buAlness to attend to. LII, lett
tteu,t. :but Joined thein, at church a.
hour later7s Wien the crowd .rctstrecd. to tho
housu ,sftf church, tt0 ttart wftstl.a11t. they
found house locked 4s before: .on e.tet!nf'
ro,ndel by bits Of firo a15il coai, dead 4 sharp
mark Showed asout hs neck. rs II l!s had eecn
ti.sro bud bcer atten,pts to build up fire about
the coFe.o @ thu: sreso ,h tne prsssn s, nt fn;i
ed, although the body was badly burned. The
atsptasher vas erres.o md put on tsia' Aftsr
but wss recommended to tho merry of the
Court. wlicl, changed bis sentence ~ imnslson.
mont for life, Hts e.ase has gnne to the suHrcH'e
Court. . nts vile, wlso uas tried as acrcssory to
The murder, was a1so convicted on the irst trial,
but has since been acquitted.
Tho Supreme Court granted new trial to
Joncs' wife. which acqu'ts her, but Jonss was
convicted, stntenrod, und Appended to thu Su-
prcuo Court. Ills case Will nut DO passed upon
thsa sesson, rs the Court had adjournea.
, 1879-06-28

Gpec7df U7Sra7e1 70 I'D 1J55"I.s
Wn1TE WATER WIS.,, juno 27.-Marsha1
Kinney attempted last e7cning to arrest three
burglars, whose arrival he had been warned OF
from Fort Atkinson. They pulled their re-
Yolvcrs on ,.ta. Ho retirod, and thuY scattered
aud escapcl.
, 1879-06-28
sTA9,I,ED TO DEATH, /,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., juno a7.-J. F. jog
gard; resident Of B[ggs. Butte County, was
stabbed Inst evening nnd instantly killed BY q
tramp. Tho cit:zens threaten to lynch Liu1.
Tie tramp is locked up.
, 1879-06-28

FOND Du LAG, Wis, juno 27.-ltm Strong,
known 10 nil Newspaper men here as cor7e-
sponlcnt, for the Milwaukee Macs, was badly
beaten BY rlror boy named James Brown, this
1vrnang. Grown, WIN has hccn nrrested, thought
Strong iusuitca him tho nlgtt before.
, 1879-06-28

It Is beautiful sight 10 get up early in tl1o
morning aud zee the sun rise, but tile wise mat
wilt continue to tie nbcl until the atmosphere
Is charged with tic aroma OF the breakfast cof-
fee.
, 1879-06-28

sr' LOUIS June IA special to The I'o.t-
0'soa'sh sfom Alton, ILL.,, saYss Two haryussers
wtro met by Two tramps near Alton ,Juuctto,,
this mornl,E, who attempted to rob them. Re-"
kistancc w4s made. wllsp one harvester wss shot
md killed atia both robbed. Tl,e truups ned,
iael nna are now, helis pursued by posse Of ct-
, 1879-06-28

G1kcf0l DftDdtch to 1Hs Tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb., June 2:.-A special dlapatch
from KcarncY statcs tint Barncy ]. t1tllcn u,d
Darnoy Armstrong, who wero uuder indictment
Tor. murder IN participating WIKI Oliya anil
FIsher, now tn the Poni.cntfary for ll!o for
burning Mitchell aud Kctchuln In Custer Coua:
ty, escaped from jail Of plam Crco!i last hight
by suddenly oycrpowcslng the jailer, Tlvm tl'oy
took With them On. two pontea whEcl, t!,ry st6'e
after getting out. They two role ono pouy and
oao OIL the other. They strurk out nor,lswartl,
and, after rlalug ctahtor ten miles, they dropped
tic jailer and rode oil. Thu jaior reached Platn
Greek This morning. Kelly, negro cook for
Oliver uary, also under indictment for ,nur-
der, md WHO WIS also confined III tl}e jail, u.s.
statc1 In ossrpoworlng the jatttr, hut (iiIlcn
ani Armstrong roluset, 10 saEo him with Them,
md no is ret In jul, they llayln5 locked hin up.
ai'isi. VIVA shcr,u pf Keith County, md dsiirur-
cl Mitchell uml Ketctium to s!ls Olive crowd.
As yet no pufs,,lt IL bstng made. f,ilen had
royolyer, which liz ponted Mt The jaer, u,ltl IL
Ia supposed ha nbtatnGd 1t in 'un express pac}s-
age labeled "cIgars." WHICH wa4 received und
dsllvered to hin lust cyc,tnE by deputy Sheriff
waa to hnVe taken place aonc time this fall.
, 1879-06-28

GUILTY. OF MURDER.
ALBANY, n. T., Juue a7.-l1slairo I.atrasuo-
vte has been found guilty OF tho murder OF
Catherine Dunsbacu, hear Cohocs, On tho eth
OF April.
, 1879-06-28

NEW YORK, Juno 27.-fionry J. Buette, clerk
In tho Lighthouse Buartl, at Staten Island. has
disappeared, after forging Gon. Dunnefs uauie.
at,st:actlug $500 IRON thu safe, and dcfrauding
Staten lslanuurs.
, 1879-06-28

7peeaa' Otps'1cA 70 7a4 4FfbHa&
DUBUQUE, H., June E.-O Considerable excltc-
ment was created IN tie city ths morning over
he doEuss VI policeman namrd PlcEloy. Lie
, 1879-06-28

.sts f .Av1n .aoISt 80 a., h r. .t.t ~ ~ - 80.
hDe 'f1m 70 Il, aau uien ,ieasnnE tnGY were
Ply Dali t.tIou4o'"e "os ooi'eco opcono's'oo"i'
y 10 eufftHocf'
- ,,,,,,
TWO REMARKABLE WOMEN,
@- y
,., ,,,u,.--..-- - c.ua. w
PERSONAL !temlaIseenoes OF countess VINO
visited 80" iofk On ltef Way hrou'a
tho World. aud Of rrtncess Who Mar
ried a Now York Journalist.
New YoxK. June M,-Curio1,aly enough I
Hna In tho ..roe numtnr ~ rccent ,..na NJ
.ha 1z,xs,J ,n.aro..,n'+ ro,srone. ~ ,.n 1ni,,s.
tne n<ram interesting 1eierenss 70 ..s .Wo oae
women OF extraordinary personal and intel
fcctua, rita. md zach with an ertraori1,narY
.s,I 49,. -1,,.nt,, h,.,,rv 1,o,h ~. ,.r,,r.
a!u .no7t solnan's n'eteF'' no'" ate p''"oF
ally known IN the saulc small soess1 e1sc'e ID
New York, while the name of'nctther 10 well
KNOWN here, though both ase famous IL Easorc.
They .yo .he Rnst;.r f:onnte.s paachtofY and
,nei ,l't". Ae ''qssa n"."a .a "s y.-I." ~ ~
arst IL reported to have attempted au!cido re-
Gently IN Odessa, anu the other tpcrhaps II
wou1iI he cruel to note lie coInciduncr) to have
nv,I,,ss, !. h,o1 l., pr..1.n
About the beginning Of the year 1917 tie
Countess PaschkuR came to New York In the
COURSE Of that Journey around the world spoken
Of ID The sketch published by the Go'os and re-
nroduccd in The UfrQid, Wills ehe was here
sho uct Mr. IIarrtsse, Of the faytien Diplomat
r. seryjre md hy bIm was tntroduced to anil
caterIe. il wb.ch Sue found az id friend, Tie
Countess Blayatsky It was tic Bohemian
colony OF The cIsy. and at least dozen we'll
know, artists aud scr[bblers OF Tie CITY prompt
~ surrendered a tneIf hearts to her Kseptng. I
met her in tle stl1,1io Of onc Of The pumber at
snail evening pattT given ia her honor. Tho
studios, aT1 across one end OF # vas an 1lnpro-
rfscd f1,van. viii 4 0ny Easter, raTnct tftrown
, 1879-06-28

MxMpuIs, Tenn, Juue 27.-A soectal II tic
Ava'aneh< from Forest City, Ark, saya: "Ilenry
Taylor (co1ore1), who committed rupo on q
7year.ola colored gtrl near Wusatley, in th!s
county, on tho 18th OF last Bepte,nbcr, md was
convicted at the April term OF lils Circuit Court
at this place. was hung here twcnty-ona mtau.cs
past 2 o'clock this aftcrnoon, Tho atury of
tho efims Ii as follows: Taylor wus cm-
ployed' by tile girl's fatlser on Ms,n,
mud, bcng lott IN charge OF the children willis
t,a tatn!ly uttcaded ehurrh on the day uanlea
npose. accomplished his purpose uu the Guild.
10 was sonsuncGu to .bo hung on tl!u 18th Ut
ANY, but VIVA rcprtuyed by. .ths uosurnor, until
to.aay. Every effort was tnadU bY llla former
Maatct, VIM doubted ILLS uu!It, to obtain eoiu-
mutation to Imprisonment for life, but without
confession. 'Ife nseeutlcd tf,e srafroll with a
am!te on, his face, :'ticltye1cd III nldress
70 me Coloscd peoplc, Protesting his Innocence
;a1lu a1lu Calling upon all to meet hfu, In I1cayru.
leafs anl loll1 gro"nb crested i,ts words. The
eap was placed over tlEs fare., After a song By
w. negroes, Sheriff pariIau spsupg thy trigger.
llts neck was not broken, mud death c,,sunl
from strangu!atiun ln fourteen minutes. Thr
go1y Was cut lowu ut soveu utnutc a "a :io'elock,
laslor llaa oecn Baptist preacher,
l.I7TLR lsock, Ask.. j4nu 37s-1Icpry Tav,or
teolored) vas hanged for tape ar 3 o'cIoSk today
at Forest City. IIa proteatedths ipaoc4t fr,to
lile last, Death resulted ffudl strauRuiatons
, 1879-06-28

No halfway work. Cure you. eoa2h thoroughly
Wkcts Toathachs nrons curo In ono minnie. - "
, 1879-06-28

" flair RcytvuE" +" fcs.orea gtay hair 10 its orig
fRsa color fur 80 cents.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
4 Graphic PEN Portraits Oh
I'D AIcMlde."

The Marshall Herald gives our ven
cradle old iogy governor u centre sao'
aui happily dellueates some of his De-
setting weaknesses, as follows:
lie has strangely constituted nina,
anu must needs write voiumlnously
upon any and every .upject that ne AZ,
lempts to discuss. The misfortune .,
il is that he presents such medley OF
thoughts and opinions, Introduces 80
much irrelevant matter and singular
propositions, invested In strange ian,
guace, that il is difficult to understand
what he intends, and, 10 many ins'aee'
es, what opinions he holds. ne uouo',
less intended 10 say to the legislature
that the appropriations were too large
for the resources and income OF the
State, and that if they made expendi
lures they must provide the means 70
meet them: that it would not DO to
increase the State debt; and that the
people were unprepared to stand In
creased taxation; and he saw no means
of getting out of the difficulty except
10 reduce the school appropriation
and to make no provision at this SEES
sion for the sinking fund. n
We cannot understand the necessity
for SUCH u course. We cannot per
ceive why it is that an executive VINO
is personally esteemed, and whose po'
l;tical views are in strict accord with
those around him, should become IN,
volyed in such difficulties. Outside OF
apy official action. he has an opportu
uity to meet socially the leading mem
bers Of the legislature and to advise
with them upon every question of pub;
liz policy. If governor Roberts had
done this, there is scarcely shadow
Of doubt, that this veto message would
have been unnecessary. Not the least
unwelcome feature of his administra-
ton is the seeming apprehension that
he will be regarded as not being sGt.
ficiently independent and be lost sight
of as central figure. He has con-
Quoted himself from the beginning IN
his appointments, removals from office;
and messages, as if he were surrounded d
by a hostile, partisan element. All
this has to be changed, if he antlcl-
pates a successful career as governor,
or to be remembered hereafter with
favor.
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Local Correspon dence.

ONION CREEK May 16, 1879.
Small grain nearly ready to cut; will
yield about / crop. Corn and cotton
begin to need rain.
Sam Harper the celebrated race horse
let down on Mr.. Gays track, on last
Sunday morning Health generally
better.
Farmers are we'll up with their work
and rain next week will give every
one pleasant outlook.
I have been today, just six miles
East of Onion Greek, aud in the neigh
borhood of Willow Spring. MIR. James
McClintock planted corn in January
and it is in full tassel. Wheat is bet
ter in that locality than l have seen
elsewhere, Oats is also nearly en- av'
erage crop and much of it is already
standing in the shock.
MIR. Sloss assured me that his small
grain crop would compare favorably
with last years crop. Mr.. John Nc
Clintock showed me some Chinese q
Oats. They thrash clear of the hull
like wheat and from three to five grains
to the mash" This Oats seems to
be adapted to this climate, is quite as
tail and will yield equally as much per
acre:as our oats. MIR. McClintock be-
gan the experiment three years age
with ten grains, he will have this year
near ten bushels next year he will
demonstrate what it can do. Mr. Jas
McClintock. last year, planted 40 acres
in corn and made 40 bushels to the
acre at the last blowing he sowed
cotton seed broadcast and gathered
eleven bales of cotton off of the same
ground. The land i'll this vicinity ii
all fresh. Messrs. Goodwin, Sloss
White, and McClintocks have all ex
perimented with cotton in like
manner with most encouraging
success This is a thrifty commnnit!
composed of citizens from Kentucky
Tennessee. Missouri and Illinois The!
have a good church and school house
| And the cottages manifest good dea
of taste and convenience. The Disci
pies number about % members anC
Elder Williamson breaches for them
on every 3rd Lord S day. Bro PorteI
also breaches monthly for the Baptists
| start to- morrow for jacobs Well.
\ on shall hear from me again. Cd. V.
JEFFRIEs.
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re- aDg 2aTIshEss,
rHs FREE pRkss is . leading nsw.p.p'

rHH FREE PREss ~ leading newspaper ana
.av.rti.iug medium, aud has the beat once De-
seen lie COIofsd. ani San Antonio rivers
,I,enI.t~. aI.o geacrslly, both South and Worm.
A 1--we psper, devoted 20 immigration ana the
a,y,lopment aud progress o'ts eountr,. Jrner +,
,on,.u DemocrA,ic 10 politics. Only aud Official
nIoeT OF the county san Marco. the county
.nat. /. a growiuy tJwS OF zone 200 inhabtAnts.
located on the great highway and stage IouIe
i,om Au.tin, via Sac Antonio " Mexico, on tue
line OF The later, iionsl aailroad which has been
eompIeted 10 Audtin, the capital OF the state on
I,Il,irty miles distant, and u IL confidently an.
;ieiusted will soon 10 extended 20 ibis piaoe. u
i, noted for It's religious and educational priVl'
legs. and a. the center o line country ana e.'
ce'Iep, community; si.o cr the celebrated springs
b.lT a mile above, which boil up from the ooweis
Of the earth at tho foot % me mountains. iohhps
the San Marcos river, aud constituting once
grcatnatura, curiosity and an ineIhanshoie WAFER
Advertising agents, and advsrtis'rs generally
throughout the country. will be apt to recognize
In M, PROPRIETOR Of the FEEs PsEs one WIN
whorif ssa newspaper publisher Of Eastern M
diana dur,ag fourteen y.ars.-irom sep'enioe'
Is5s 20 December lsTa,-they have probably hed
bu.Ines, transactions, to which he can point them
yi,b pleasure "a the best evidence OF his respon'
ability and node OF doing business
Tsee table Of advertising rates on nrh page
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SOME of our readers may feel that
we dwell too much upon the school
question. But if there is anything
important it is the welfare of the gen
Grafton of children who are now grow
iug up around lis and to see the shad
ow Of ignorance drawing over the bright
prospect of their lives is too painful to
be borne with complaceucy or indiffer-
ence = DalIns Com.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

SOUTHERN MUSICAL JouESALT;E
The musical contents OF the May NO
viii he 9 .pecially enjoyable 10 our
sisters aud our cousins ana our a' ,hs
and all who have surrendered 10 tue
Pipsiore craze, 1t is Pinafore nun i
bsrl with large amouat OF valuable
musical reading matter. Send ioots
for a COPY Of the May No Address
the r"''''"' Savannah Ga.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

Gov. Roberts makes out large de-
fciency for the coming year, while
Hon. Geo. p. Fiulay figures out a
surplus of sl09, SCI, after all ex-
penses are paid. The Governor esti-
mates the entire revenue for 1879 at
81, 900, 000-Mr. Finlsy at g, l9O69S
Who is right? Financially speaking
we believe Finlay is head and shoulders
above the Governor.-[Oraige Trib-
une.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
SPEAKER CoCnRANE strikes the sore

SPEAKER CoCnRANE strikes the sore
spot when he says that a system OF
free schools cannot be efficient without
money. Mere vaporings about free
schools are nothing at all unless there
is willingness to pay for them. 1t
is safe to say that four men out OF five
who sustain the governor are not in
favor OF puddle schools which cost
anythin..-I Dallas Com.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
THE chief clerk of the Government

THE chief clerk of the Government
Dispensary says that no medicine chest
il now complete without JohDson's
Auoivre Linimeut. No medicine
know 20 medical science for internal
and extarnsl use possesses the wonder
iul power 9! this Aroiyne.
THIs paper has done "a much a.
SOY other expose the vorhiessbess
Of the b, peek Con liiion Powders.
aud means 20 keep i VI. too. We
kuoE @ cuiy one ti-1 that ,re sbso-
lately AMI strictly pare. aud that is
Sheridan.