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g. r. JULIAN.

We have no late news from Turkey
we mean our Christmas turkey, of
course. We are awaiting dispatches
whether by cable, grapevine or other
wise, they will be acceptable, provided
they bring assurance of the turkey.
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The ladies of the Methodist church
will give supper on the night of the
-30th inst. to aid in building . cistern
for the parsonage. Members and 9TH
.srs in the country are invited to attend
and bring provisions with them, Ad-
mission Scots.
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Pictures! Pictures!

The finest lot Of pictures, both Steel
Engravings and Chromos, ever seen in
San Marcos is now on exhibition in
our editorial Office. NO MISTAKE! They
are admirably adapted for Christmas
or new years gifts, or parlor orna.
ments. Ladies and gentlemen are in
vited to call and see them.
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For ChrlstnlaS.

Home, a beautifully bound, finely
illustrated gift book.
A book of Games for Christmas Eve
Willie and Annie's Prayer, both illus
trated, nice for children.
A new pocket tool.holder, with
20 tools, the INCEST thing out for boys.
A boys drum, second hand but good
as new, very cheap.
Call on y. r. Julian at the Free
Press Book and News Stand.
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The Latest.

St. Nioholas-the Christmas num-
berthe finest Christmas annual in
the world.
Mother Goose, Fairy Tales. Happy
Hours, knowledge Box-Lakeside
editions. 10 cts.. each.
East Lynne, Cooley for JAM, 30.
Just reo'd at the Free Press Book and
News Stand,
r. r JuTIAN
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" WE learn our subscribers at Martin.
dale's have failed for some time to re-
eeive their papers on Saturday. We
Wish to say that the fault is not ours.
We have had the package at the Post
Office in ampla time.
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We seknouledse the compliment
Of an invitation 20 attend the annual
neetirg Of the Western Texas Wool
Grorers' Association" at San Anton
10. Jan. 9Th. One Of the main objects
i to eoGnteraet tariff legislation in
Congress adverse to the Interests Of or
PsOl-grorer..
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New Dry Goods-Kid Gloves, Zeph.
", Silk Handkerchief & Scarfs, Wa.
.ter-proof etc., just Received at
~ JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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Vegetable and Fruit Store!

Vegetable and Fruit Store!
Go to Billingsly and Green's on the
north side of the plaza, where you will
find constantly on hand a good stock
of the best the market affords in their
line of trade. Their wagons run twice
a week to Austin and return, So their
stock will always be fresh, and their
prices lower than those that deal at
second hand. Call and see.
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Would it not be nice to put q sew
jug machine of some kind on the
Christmas tree for your wife, you can
buy the ST. John. White, Singer.
Wheeler snd NilsOa cheaper from
DALEY and Bros. than yop can from
kDy one else.
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DALEY & Bros, are doing splash
ing business this week there were
good many persons there yesterday
from Lockhart and vicinity; they say,
they are doing twice the business in
Holiday goods this year that they have
ever done.
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DAILY expected carload of Eick =.
ssfman's Best St. Louis Flour. notwith'
Standing the largo advance it will be
eold at reduced prices. VIM. GIEsEN.
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For the Holidays!

For nice presents in the line Of beau
tiful and life.like photographs and
other pictures, be sure and 60 to Dali
gleish' s gallery. where you cannot fail
of being suited.
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We are prepared to furnish some Of
Nhe best periodicals and newspapers Of
al sorts by tho year. or for shorter Pc
RODS. Call and SEQ specimens.
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DON'T fail to call and see my large
Stock Of Toys and Holiday Goods. l
have still q great assortment of at
tractive Goods, Notwithstanding the
heavy sales made last week.
WIN. GIEsEN.
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The dry goods boom" is still in
full blast at Briggs emporium. Goods
.goins out steadily. and the space as
,steadily rel snished by fresh supplies.
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MIXED Paint at
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
Rail:koad

Arrangements have been made with
The managers of all the roads leading
linto San Marcos to bring passengers
~ San Marcos at reduced rates to
the Store of Daley & Bros. from now
NATL the end Of the Holidays in order
- get the benefit Of reduced rates. See
that your ticket reads, Daley & Bros,
Emporium for Holiday Goods.
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MIScE Meat,

MIScE Meat,
Oranges,
CoeOanuts,
Almonds & Rasins.
Fancy and Stick Candies,
Chocolate,
sud other Goods in Season fol
the Holidays at WV, GIEsEys.
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BEST Hair Brushes, Paint Brushes
Artists material &c.
sN RAYNOLDs & DANIEL,
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81 Cbarm Baklng Powder.
Unsurpassed for purity and excel
Ience. Try 1T.
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TED istt gss RIRIFS

esst.isins Crs1en's coresrk O66S
ace and over 1000 Itinstratieus. vith an
the SEE FtAIUkEs. slse fer
Li.sTs..rs. Artsad Song nc an go
1b.s. are he bostsN oil Ser tbsTf,YHI2c
-BBLJEs go Ps-srs.. s,< I1Tsk>>~~>~s
lTURE. AKT AID S0EG. See "a Tornr People.
CsrcLls-s ard ts-ns ssrt "a sppiictnou -
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1850

FOX 1850
rrommes 70 % peeuhsr'y a"'ac''e aoo va'uso's'
IL WI consAh uv
,,,s SkkiAL Sios!ss' W. " nowsus. aa! , VI
ino lazy ot tnS A'vos.ooA, 1".' neuIy ssmSs'
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nowelss s.oIy ocg.as 'n 'snua'y' snu va" 'au
for sx or more months. =,
HhoHI SiosiIs. Mo =. mSis ~ ss'n na.Us,, "
vac exoeIen. quMnty LOT wn'cn 'no sno'' s'o"s'
IN n sne ATLANTIC arc eeiepIaea. q x a..
foLiIcAL AID Social ~. AZ "Ass1sos, ,o'
we Iast tniiv yeNG ssne. " Pa,1cuy ~
tefestng papers on persons sno 'nc'aen.s .! no,
uonai irme, oy one VINO ma osen on 'ns sPo' sn'
LIVING QUESTIONS S in Politics. Education, Re-.
ligion, Art, Social Life, and whatever most inter-
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1851.
GROCERIES, !
HARDWARE just received
MINcE MEAT in bulk.
Cocoanut, Raisins. Figs, Jellies
BUcKwfIEAT FLOUR. Goldfish,
POCKET KNIVES from low to fine
grades, Chains. Hames, Shot,
GLIDDEN's BARB WIRE.
ALSO FLOUR,
Saddlery,
Blasting Powder and Fuse,
To day expect Oranges, Lem
ons, Fancy Candies. etc.
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LUMBER, shingles, eto may hereafter
DO had at Rau's old stand. Special
attention given to filling orders.
A. G. M0sHER.
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FADED hair 10 restored BY Halls
Hair Remover.
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CHRISTMAS Books at
RAYNoLDs & DANIELS.
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ASTRAL OIL at
RAYNOLDs & DANIEL.
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'HOME NEWS
WE hear Of several cases ofsickness'
:'GYr your Christmas candies at Fritz
, ngc's. Prices merely nominal.
FRESH Drugs at
RAYNoLDs & DANIELS. =

We have had q week Of pleasantly
cold weather. No rain worth speaking
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Acknowledgement Of sabscrIP.
lions

The following persons paid the sew.
eral amounts set opposite their names
on subscription to the FREE PRESS
during October and November:
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FULL line finest Perfumes and toilet
articles at RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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NEW La Molasses. Cheese. Fancy
candies. st. Louis Flour. Barrels and
Sacks at JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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The following lists comprise the principal perl
odcals from which selections are made and the
names Of some Of tho leading writer's who con-
tribute to them:
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CARD PHOTOS
Baby Pictures a Speciality.

Are from carefully Retouched Negatives.
which blemi,hes are hid, wrinkles subdued,
heavy dark shadows avoided.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

sFas also surprised by his Sunday school class on Now Years night They lef him in possession of fine chair, which he eamiill.
 Representatives of tho Kohanza Hose Co, and the Hook and Ladder Co went to New Milford, Sunday week, to attend the funeral Of Richard Bailey Of the Water Witch Co.
 MT. 5. F. Bailey, President of the Re- formed Mems Association. is annotI cel to lecture on Tuesday evening {tllis ea en- inS) at the Opera House on his U perienc,, Ill the South during the late war. An in- lerestinS lecture is anticipated.
 SamaritaR Lodge, I. 0. O.. F, elected the following officers Albert. Hoyt. F.. -G. Burg Roland, V. G.; II. E. Comes. Sec John II. Cosier, Treasurer; E. D. Natton, II. [, Crofut and IT. Pulling, Trustees
 runaway, which luckily proved not to De n first class one, occurred OH Main street on Thursday afternoon A sleigh occupied by two young mon was capsized in front Of Randall X Bradley,s store and the young mon spilled out. The horse cleared himself and made off down street The young men, who fortunately wer, not much hurt got up and shook th em- selves and made believe it was fun.
 number of Donbury people attended the funerel of Mrs. J. E.. Bo.sford at Pal. estinc, on Saturday. Mrs. Botsforl was well-known in Dnnb,.ry aad had many l friends here. She was q woman of rare excellence of character, and had the esteem oI ail who knew her She wa- modestand unassuming, and quietly dis charged all tho duties of wife and mother and was eyor ready to do a neighbooIN kindness to all Departing in middl, life, she was old in good works. Kint doeds, like kind words, never die. Sht has written her name in the hearts O. many besides her own family, and hel name will he held in lasting remem l hrance. We trust her name was alst written in the Lambs book of Life, and doubt not she has gone to g. blissfu 1 immortality. Your correspondent ha. known her intimately for years, anC takes pleasure in bearing testimony t, her worth. HORACE.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14
From ohe Ronndont Freeman. Sowing and Reaping

It isnot our custom to cite illustrations of the benefit of advertising which in the very nature the case must inure to the advantage of parties whose names compelled to mention, but the of Dr. Kennedy of this place. IS So remark able of the kind that tor t.nce make m exception ot him. After much careful experimenting the Doctor bccaIne convinced that he had found--or rather edlced from clements previously known, but neycr npoundeda medicine capable i'll itself of doing an immense amount of good to his suffering fellow snen He was m rally certain hat the great and in ieaiigent public would be altogether of his way of thinking touching the virtues of his discovery if he could get it before them. Like sensible man he bagan to invest portion of his capital n newspaper advertisenlenfs. He had not long to wait for the viable and sensible effect of this Orders be gan 10 drop by one, and then steady bonn. bardment of thoIn sTe2cd upon this enteIprisng physician and surgeon The Favorite Remedy soon became as we'll known Dickens Pickwifk Papers or Webser's Dictionary. AFhen people fuIt them salyes in suffering and distEcss from Liver and Kidney diseases, Constipation Of the Bowels, any of those complaint peculiar Females. subtle
 character and difficult of treatment by the o1fi nary modes, they bought he Fayorte Remedy used
 1t and were healed. Now we don't kIiow that VIC are ui.der Any special obligation to Dr. Keanedy. but iii orler to draw the moral to enforce which this article was written are obliged give him
 the ben fit of this implied advertisements And that moral is this. " len yQu hSyo nlething to ssil ,ich is worth public attention do pr. Kennedy did W tn the Favorite Remndy advertise it. A great rai rnasse has awarded him. and lie same Ntsdoip will secure the same result for you
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14
DnGbury.

DnHbmry.
 Rev. Mir. Sloan has rendered his rts- ignation us pastor of St. James Church A reception at the parsonage on New Years evening was an enjoyable affair.
 Almost fire at the 1st Congregational Church the other night from defective gas pipe It was discovered in time to save trouble.
 Miss Greenwood Is expected here again to speak on temperance soon,
 The Uulversalists arc holding revival meetings at their church this weak. Prominent preachers are expected Ito take part
 Crofut X Co. paid their men In gold. sIae Glee Club went to North Salem again Wednesday evening to give a concert.
 Master Mechanic George, of the D. X N. Railroad, who has had vacation, has returned to his post.
 The cold weather burst Many of the water pipes in town and made lively times for the Plumbers,
 MT. Vim. H. Pine, colored was chosen on the list of Jurors at the recent meet. Ing of the Board of Civil Authority. He Is & worthy man.
 Mrs. Gussie Bailey. wife of MT. Frank Bailey. died of consumption, Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, and will be bur ricd Tuesday afternoon, the services commencing at o'clock, and conducted by Rev. J. l.. Darsie of the Disciples Church, of which the deceased was { member.
 MT. Egbert Starr Benedict, otherwise "Dutoh, lectured at the Opera House or Wednesday evening. Subject. Women.
 The s'week of prayer" was observed D, most of our churches last week.
 Erastus BoIghton, the Danbury bur Qlar, whose arrest was made few week since was found by Jailor Sherwood tn other night to have a good outfit of tool for breaking jail concealed in bis bed boots and other places. undonbtedl passed in to him from the outside b coafederatos. He told the other prison CTS if he had not been moles4ed h would soon have heon out,
 Mr. Hunter. tho telegraph operator l1ad n surprise party, which was pet onl pleasant te him but the surprisoss alsc Ilr. Adams, Of the Adams Expfxss office
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

1he work he did two Winters before. Last year MT. Hubbard made paths work ing to do so i'll very severe weather. It seens that our citizens ought 10 make up Il purse fer MT Hubbard and thus com- pensate him for his time and trolble. The work that ie does is | real benefit, and tie ladies know that the good walks that he makes aI'e a pleasufe to them. Come, not ont your cash aRd help Mir II. and reward him.
 Rev Mir Hough cccapied the pulpit of the Congregational Church, Sunday, Rev. c. F. Waters being sick. Meetings Will be held each evening this week. Rev. G. NJ. Bidwc ell of Now York will be pres entto assist.
 Tine socia5le at tho Grassy Plain En- instead of Wednesday night as reported by mistake in last weeks BEE. These sociable5 are very pleasant ones. and II you like a good time be on hand.
 Bolles Did you got herr gives room for Bollcs, the same stage man, to have a 1 little free advertising, and it happened | tku8ly: Bolles lives in the house of Mr. Edwin Short and has customers who take the early stage. and, naturally, Bolles 1 keeps an eye to business. Last Thurs | Gay night Bolies went to his desolate couch, made so by the temporary ab- sence of his wife who is away on visit, 1 turned ill at an early hour and was soon asleep. After while, Bolles awoke, 1 jumped uy and took look out of the window toward the Frost(y) regions (per' hap8 of High street), and saw light and concluded that it wius time for him to be l llp also. as it was morning. BolleS made I his fire. put the kettle on and then went out to the barn, fed his horses, knocked 1 the snow and ice from his sleigh anG again returned to his rooms. It occur red to hin1 to look at his time piece. anc I he did, when horrors! it WAS only Il o'clock at night, and the truth fiashet across his mind that his neighbors hat not gone to bed. They were up, and SC was Bolles, who tells this little joke o1 himself, and wonders what people tool him for when hammering around at Il o'clock to get the sleigh loose. Bolles our advice is, don't sleep alone an, longer, but go and got your wife onc' more.
 The Registrars report of the number of Births. Deaths and Marriages of th' year 1878:
 Marriages,
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

Mir. G. Chronic bronchitis and ca- tarrh, having hard. dry cough, dryness of the throat, and thickness in the throat pit. craving appetite (the stomach soon feeling fuID, nervous prostlation, unable to work Relieved in three weeks, so as to be able te aiseid iO business. and cured in six months.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14
Boots E Shoes.

Largest and most desirable stock in town. Everyone can he fitted. My prices shall be the lowest. Don't fail to exam. inc these goods:
 Gents Fine Cali Boots. s2. s22s s2.so. s7.is and s5E pair
 4 good Kip Boot. whole stock. s30o pair. Double Sole and Tap Kip Boots. s2-33 and $3.4o pair.
 Extra Fine English and French Kip Boots. s7.8 and Ss pair.
 Mems Chicago Kip, D. S. and Tap. handmade, a.90 pair,
 Boys Boots. si.=o to s2.25- Youths Boots. sllcs to Sl.Is pair.
 Rhode Island Rabber Boots. sIe0 pair
 Pure Gum Rubber Boots. s.-s5 pair.
 do not q; emp. .ss is being d this yicnty,so palm of common Rubber Boots. d,,ll npi, he'd. Pure Gum, My goods will be represented exactly a. they are.
 Ladies. Misses snd fhildrens Kid Cost ard Grained Boots-ail styles and qualities.
 Old Ladies wide Goat and Glove Kid ehoes. Ladies Felt hoes and Slppers-
 Ladies Lubbers in sandals LesF. 70 et. p<Y Misses & paaf thildrense Hu cts l4a,r
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

Mrs. B.-Was confined to bed for thir- teen months from nervous exhaustion had tried three physicians before sending for Doctor Smith. and had received no beaca. Restored to PERFECT HEALTH iI. four months.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

Mir. A.-Catarrh of the head and pose, of fifteen years standing: discharged quantities of thick greenish matter from throat and nose. using ten handkerchiefs a day, with loss of smell and appetite. Cured in six months by Dr. Smith, IF State street.
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

MT. B.-NeBtalgia of the face and head. of thfobbing. aneinating character the height of the paroxysm; light unen- jurable, nervous prostration. Relieved in one application, and cured of nervous prostration in two weeks,
The Newtown bee., 1879-01-14

MT. P.-Suffsred from spermatorrh9a and its effects for sixteen years. The disease still continued daily, with burn ming pains in the stomach, and dyspepsia. constipation, loss of memory, nervous ness, sleep full of horrible and lasciyious dreams, and entirely unfit to attend to business. Cured in four months.