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, 1879-05-14

testified TINT he wAs A corrcalx,nttcrt of thu
". Louis GobeD Democrat, ami wn. present nt Tie
disnatch read by JutRe Grant as onu sent ny
l,fm to the .pnpor IRON Utica. It was In cfIert,
Tint t1lcre had bcct' q combination betwern ak
81 t'G drivers " ttlc race to dcteat Forrcs, and
with tllu distribution Of the suois. aul bud
Innt'o fnas oYer It. llc clnitMeI to
have rccctvcd but e25, ..nhlIo this com.
htnntion had orcr Sf0WD Wincss henri PsIr
Utica, md Py1e called JIG rc.t of iIla driver: %
- sct of d-l thieves" Pyla male no secret
q ms tlissatisfastlon. After"ara, Witness saw
ryla' mud no told witness that h a,l cxntntncd
9'e i,ool.bopks and was satisned with tho
orts.ou =! lne money.
trott"n NJ 1f.s. .cat ~ ,,le Iace naa Yeen
trsek rans nto "sii,.so, ;a tpcsasnt q t.e uta
that Ia wns tms. ~ ~ -aIpt % e...H. .su stn.cu
iisIc,nI9. !u,t .nul ~ ,GsePt @ ol A'e'eeFam from
os5's t"ae
ior Forrest TO lose. Il, ihe same connection,
Hutchinson said TINT Ac wanted John Atufpby
put up behind Forrest for thu rest Ut the race.
President Woolsey tilen ca!lod upon wltncsa
TO give Ills Impressions of tho rare, )Io aniu
iMat llst at the tirst turn In tho 6econd heat,
Mooaioea Mambrlno ran int9 Forrest's sulky,
t1nas,E IT, !iio notsn to break. Up to tl,At tus
tiie oli!cr h9rses tn the race had not inlpcded
n,,s hm, .nouRh uley ha4 gone ahead md we're
fori en. II Fners. 6en. 0, 4t tS thr @ M
foaehe4 tle. head Of the honlcstreteh. II WAS
!sn3possiote ior Wlshese IN hls position to lay
yhcther Forrest ras pulled or not. Of whe,ller
me other horses i'npede1 hfs speed. Ills judy
menS wns that tlln fact q his having cut qnar-
ter ald not materially Affect hlh trottlnE, as In
each q % tl,Gse heats hs ean!c down thu hotnc-
a'fessa nn1t wit ~ G1eat .eat,1 otr,. y 81 sspefd
m YORK 81 last Deeen1her witness l'nd II talk with
mr. Hutchinson, In which the lattsr sad ,tut ho
thought THO Board had not given bis Ass0ca-
tton fair chanee to he henrd in tls case. IL
conversation m VIII Witness at the time Of tic
raee, Air. Hutchinson sud TINT an President pf
The Asaoclat!on n,nl Maror Of TIC CITY ot Utica,
lie "dtd not ,psonoto to bo 1tsEraccd by tie
seoundrc!e who were working the jobs
, AZ Secretary Vail sata tllero were some atll-
daf!ts TO be presented. tic matter Wcnt OVER
unt! 10 o'clock this morning.
l!le iltst case o'Hueht M Up for trial nt Tic after
noon session wos No. 853.-t1lat wllicl, involved
TIE rRoraraH.nosasErrER BQuABpLs.
Mr. II. v. Beenls. ovncr NJ nnn,sat,or ,r,s
callci ,lror to rresent a casc. WIFI c iii "n9 ~
= lev wotls eaying tint hu lid mi cjntm % INV ~
fraud on t.a nart oi the Judges. b,tt mrr"jr ,hat
~, error md Bean commftts mi o ast.ni ti"t ti,t
a militant hcariur hn riv"n his caso a1 n,n,s s,.
, 1879-05-14

'"A4' -" eA*' ~ ~ " ANtAt7AA
a asr,. young nao, % poorly asesssa, walked into
for u pc,,, saving to tie EXECUTION Clark that, ,lo
,,a1 1,',, ,v,,ic, In c,sl,oJ oo,,.,to., es.,.''
himself n. a desk he soon wrote the following;
10 The Sheriff ef Cook County, M. Nav IA
1a7f-Slt: icrobr and by Wins al tin urrn;f
y viii Etyt tic following clai,n ali nf,Sat ea ~
1ui attention tint Il Is entitled H. ro''' sa''
rn Il a y tIave1 rssn1t @ snso Tn
for ths insanc. ~ ~1A''' 'Ao'p''A'' s'e.'
an,i nersoual inury. Slo nro. ""'s''ou' "a'cn'"g
CrsGit In ronsrnl cl.i,rch Interc.t
iii" te sy, aaa sa 'a'Stss reported, oath
in,rnIy ]encnIcmi m mo- fap sns,r, sc mS5e Gn
io,at' eio' tltN. w ''4' W. '1ppo''' '''o ooo'
e3oo'' 70 eenota' af,as Snfe 'n.esess In Ghleaeo
Primes tnn,vcrsal 70 III tna ,%nr;,
,,ana,a ea .,',s s"ss.sa' ~ a.. .ao wosa''
Inc mn1 nnnneu tAln extraordinary u0cuMcnt
Wllcrcupon thu "prlllrc prcsentod tic follow
~ I,s,,sr,.a ] finn, ..,,,na :, oth. ,o,a..,n L., 49,
trnjtv ~ th ~ u'.ef y, ~. " tas
End I,orsect tii,n none undrr I'm fIt. s,atny H.,
various perts Of lis tinted strtos 1 tusa nus many
Snats S IT, IT, ~ ~ ~ no1.. mu.G IN uslnR.
s"It nnH T-on,,1 ri,,,, o-yamn rnrn ~ ~
iug sobbca OF tho low dollars that oarneJ. ut.
tcrly destitute Of any ktndnrss OF tho commopost
hosp!laiisy.
'ths country, falsely called tho United States Of
tMo1ngn ts appasGhy iefo q en- ,srgo eaouah fof
=. e !n.eeht aen o! .nacves so named
II VIII" md mn}nv ~ , ,ors f
aid murder Of lid noorsst ncnnia' AZ ntHor comn.
The funS famlIirs, ontcast ana l'ainutakinR like
myself, hnsg, as rule. henn treated by certain Of
th4 g. people With insult End conlstnpt.
, 1879-05-14

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'ee. ~ m"' NV :" "'t' --.,-.
"Wern you approached by auy party OIL this
subject"
nNo sir: oxccpt that the owner of the borse
.o,s ~ H., h hi hao,, a.,n.oae,,1, no,oo
on s"1s t''a1.cs' 'oau a'A '1la. II ~ LII" 'hado
any arrangements, or dia mako an5' TINT I
who drove Edward, wanted to wtn
,',,, ,,,n, - rtovotn,m1 II. satd ro.-os, "'.'
bad actor, md that his horse tEdward) was
steaay anu last Ae tnoaeht "o might ulay
little money IN TUG pool-oo1 toeesllef, anu then
II Forrest was ranK
lie COULD HELP EDWARD"
a,t ' Nt, ~"0s wv o''e0
No, sir; but before THO start at Utica wae
called Into tho Judges stand anu told TINT there
, 1879-05-14

The symbol 0f u Christian ci1lvalry IL Cas-
wel'a Camphor Ice I.otion for ehapped hands and
runghncnA OF tho skin. Fur sale In Chicago by
Isuck + 1saJncr.
, 1879-05-14

Ttey"v,,,....'' Tg.v,..'' .*...."a oo1a 9 g ! ~
f',.s pase hIts-unlFin. Clam,
etsst oase On Frrnrs-Bngntp T.
fl.1s e.3l 9hl.- buffa1o, =; Troy Itsy, 2.
III. saied- ON Calvin, 6U; on f,ra1lry, fa,
panhis p1Ss ssilcd-or 1alvlu, 1Di ID Hsnd1eY, IL,
is.s.S i,s tp.!eai,t-!laltln, Crowley, mud Walker.
itn,.st ir;m.s o. same-Two houra
sfhAGuaB vs.. cLEyRLAnp,
r,.r. aatrtai D'&pateA to TAt Trtean&
-. ~ LAND, o., hfay 1a-Tha ca,no to-day
If to ar tie poorest Ut Tho 1ung III Ut faijl,rcs
u,o,s ms ~ tI.'ssc!aad ~ Club This wa liz result
ii ii, =. sle disabled and dcnosalzed condition
tb4, s a9'e y, ale, caused bY the vont,tei dis. ,
.ni ii1 s',,sk ~ Kennedy, tho Iatnonoss OF rhlins.
H1!o H.m.1"! ,1a tnan Hoffman, tl,an anything slsc,
oLjred oLjda' !, w catcher wa disabled, Mil was
h.v hv.'a!sk srM, could not pitch at Ills bcst, - liz
10 b % a. KIP tot DO Asopbed. The visitors scrlncd
netri, aa .aes bcst. and did excellent ptnying in
iy ic .1r.,'y eYsEy ineta,ro, Tho hornu i,!ae, slti
"Gys,S rl,tuh o. tllo seyontt Inning, battrd
THE ScoNx,
, 1879-05-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

tt cnre conatlpntIon, hflfousncss, md tho
men! Of bowels or liver, tnxc Afcnd"s Vegetable
Howell Regulator. Unlike tho n*ual pusratlrct,
and pleasant. There fs no other remedy in tnnte-
ria medlca 80 we'll calculated ta restore The boweis
to healthy action. Depot, No. 11v KAst Madison
street.
, 1879-05-14

- tpRta1 OUntteA n INC 17bNna
thu HufsaIos and Troy Citys was d ,oor oxl,ibi-
you % ne part Of the visitors, who mufled anu
lunbled through tho entiro game. Tie local
PINE did what ltst!o work was required Of them
l5 good stylc. Crowley played at second in
p!.se ot Fulmer, who epl!t finger In practice
Esmo !e9t1fdhy. Il,s hitting On both aides was
n rood STYLE; but he was unable to run bnses.
ManiGl' InAdo particularly enc running catch.
sGd iH hawkes. did good work at second. McUon.
lge executed a brilliant throw to tho homo
p.ale' Iho BuiIalos did not bat Bradley vcry
aaof and tho s1sttots did hut ltttlo With Calvin.
TIE R,nur "
, 1879-05-14

kuowles' Insect Powder Gun Ia BY ia. the bsst
, 1879-05-14

TKo base hlls-Anson, staft, Hines i2), Brown,
IetlrarJ, York.
Three hiss-Iarkin, Flint, McOenry.
TIN! oate on ertors-t'htca1o, 2; Providence, &.
Error" affecting the acole-Chtcago, 3.
Bases o. called hals--Chicago, .; troyi1eacc, l,
rasted bails-Trosn, i.
Wild pltches-Larklu, l.,
Enplft-IjlAbhufp
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
"TyxAs PIONEER MAGAZINE. y

fTEXAS PIONEER MAGAZINE"
The last issue of the American Sketch
Book closes the volume. tits edited
BY Mrs. Bella French Swisher. q noted
writer not long from the North, and
and Miss Kate Efnor, Texan to the
manor born, Mrs. Swisher announces
that she will hereafter publish the
work from new printing material re-
Gently purchased by her, aud that it
will appear regularly every mouth.
This will obviate the principal objec-
ton We have heard to the magazine,
its IRE .ularity. She also announces
as in press at the Sketch Book Pub.
fishing House "Remcmbrauces Of
Texas and Texas People by her hus-
band, Col. John NJ. Swisher. We
shall pect this to be followed by a
collection of other writings, probably
poetical, Of the gifted Mrs. s. We
wish her success in the printing and
publishing business.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

During the month Of june, 1879;
J. u. Storey ind J. W. Herndon 10
j. Z. Rogers, 50 acres VI the FOryth
survey, $ltI6U 50.
}. V. Alien To w. ". Haupt, 90
acres Of Gervuis survey. S25,
Il. Z. Skaggs to W. W. Haupt, 90
acres q Dunn league, so.
J.J. Nast 10 A. J. Beckam, inter.
est 10 Pace hesdrlght, S320.
Tho.. 4. Gay TO Thos. X. Hawkins,
553 acres OF Ergleston grant.
CT. Haswcll to W. q. Wagley GU
acres on Union creek, $6l0.
W. z. Wagley per trustee TO j. Is
Likcus, same property, $s5.
j. h z. Ellison. executor, DC, to
Thos. II. Ellison, 2lA acres, 81.
W.'O. Hutchinson. Ed: }. Y: Green
and j. w. Burleson to J. l.. MeCariy
ct ais. $40 acres, Jesse Massey survey
$1,000. 49,
A. J. McNutt to J. F. Ellisop, :0(
acres 90 Plum creek. $40.
Sarah Haliord to j II. Halford. ion
acres on Onion creek, 500.
j. Fl. Halford and wife to J. II. ant
A. Robinson, same property. $500.
rs Roy and wife to J. II. Robin
son l. Son. 100 acres Of Enoch Moor
survey. $500
W. W. Haupt to W. J. Good 65'
acres. 500.
L. W. h D. &. Mitchell to p. c
Woods. land 10 San Marcos, $50:
w. II. Jennings, Sr to John HOOP
er. oarres Williams Cedar. brake. "a!
W. q. Jennings. ST., to 3 q: Dai
! y. II acres Williams Ccdar'brs ke
$50.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

If another extra session DO calico.
there ia another extra item or SoO,Vuv
to DO added to the S60, 00t already IN
Cured by this one. making III sii$l2o,'
00O to be sqaeezed Out OF tho treasury
which tho odd hlcado" said could
not afford any for schools, hut y ~
drawn on freely to kill ,hem.-lW
Telephone.
1t would be n calamity indeed for
another extra session to tie called.
The reasons necessi,ating the present
or have worked injury enough to the
State without piling pelion upon Ossa
BY calling another. Sixty thousand
dollars Of the peoples money have
been squandered. actually sad abso
lutely squandered. for there should
o .ver have been veto rquirss on
extra session of the Legislature 10
rectity its evil in the matter OF the
interest appropriation and 70 attempt
a rectificatiOn in the matter OF puoiic
schools. "The good men do Oft dies
with then. the evil lives after" mud We
doubt II any good Governor Roberts
can do, will overcome the blow no has
struck At the material prosperity Of the
Suite in his opposition to public schoolr'
Dallas Herald.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
Ke.OlDelle0.

We are glad to see our worthy young
friend, the accomplished and popular
Druggist Otto Gramm, again at his post
ut his old stand, having passed honor
ably and satisfactorily to all concerned
from under the little cloud which for
a time obscured his way, 1t is true
the ownership of the concern has
changed, but Mr.. Gramm will conduct
It the same as heretofore. The stock
is the same, is full, fresh and complete,
and will be Kept 80. We see no reason
to doubt but this establishment will
receive q return and increase OF the
liberal patronage heretofore extended
to it. See new card in our advertising
columns.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
Personal

Mrs. j. II. Eastman has presents d
her husband with a bouncing boy"
Mr.. Rogers is building u new ies:-
dence for John y. Brown, 81 this VI
ciuity.
Miss Octavia Clifton, Of Austin,
is making her annual visit to SUI
Marcos.
Prof. Shook. the famous teacher
and practitioner Of vocal music, IL get.
ting up class ut this place.
Mr.. Gosser. spoken Of 10 our last
with reference to his injury at Smith's
mill. VIC learn is doing we'll.
II. s. Harvey exhibits some speci.
mems from the Llano mines which
experts pronounce rich 10 mineral.
Mr.. Atkinson 2has just returned
from o trip to L'ln lie liked tho
country SO we'll that he bought place
there.
Or. J, W. Watkins. Tor q short
TIME resident OF this place, We regret
to learn died at his home in Breu-
ham o fov days since.
Our friend and neighbor, Mrs. Ak
ton, has remembered "The Hermitage
with some, valued "coutribu,ions" o.
ripe figs aud peaches. for which she
has our thanks.
Mrs. Randall. who came with bel
husband aud father from Tennessee
few months since, died the first Of the
week. She was IN invalid from lung
disease before coming here.
Rev. DR.. Chaplin. noted Baptist
minister Of Austin, has been address
ing crowded audiences at the Baptist
church in this place for some doys and
nights past. We learn he will remain
over Sunday.
Messrs. Caldwell and Fourqurear
and their families have goue to the
neutrality-suspicious. above the
Backbonc"-where they expect te
camp out perhaps for some months
We hope they may enjoy themselves
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Cramps and pains in the stomach or
bowels. or in any part of of the body
no matter how severe or what the cause
can be relieved by Johnson's Anodyne
Eminent used internally and external
ly.
More than twenty years ago We bad
chiIls and fever. aud the recollection
of il makes us shake even now. bu'
this disease no longer tsrri6es us, Par
sons Pu-gat;ve pills are sure pre-
TentiFs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
Yellow Fever Agnin-Flee 10
San Marcos

Immediately after our last issue news
was received of the breaking out Of
the epidemic at Memphis, and gener-
al stampede from that city. The dis.
case has not spread much. and the
panic has measurably abated. But
auarantines threaten again to become
general. and a return of the long dreary
paralysis of business which prevailed
last year may be justly dreaded. We
only hope Texas may fare no worse
than she did then.
We of western Texas, at least. may
consider ourselves nearly safe, and we
would invite the attention of persons
who are thinking Of flying from the
infected districts to this favored part
of the south, San Marcos itself is a
pleasant retreat and health headquar-
ters. while near at hand lies the noun.
tain region, an impossible barrier to
the epidemic, whose winds. in the lau
guage of Bryant,
"sweep the blue streams ofpestilenee away"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

VIZ asceuded Mslone's building on
Thursday. the walls Of which are
about being finished. Itimpresses the
spectator as big thing" and Is q
grand place from which to view the
landscape Ger" Everybody is hoping
tia, the second story will BE devoted
TO use as q public hall. Certainly II
eSeid not be better applied. 60 far as
To. pablo are concerned.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

TIE dallas Herald says, no doubt
truthfully. thatthe lutte that was done
Vt Austin to save the public schools
was. owing to the holland ar compro.
misipg tone OF the State newspaper
press on the subject.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

BAD as the drough. is 10 this quar-
ter, it is vastly worse almost every
where else in the State. Prof. Roun-
sayall, Just returned from Beeville,
saws that all the streams in that direc-
ton bu. the Guadalupe and two OF
three similar ones, are bone dry"
He saw thousands of stock
being watered out Of wells, BY horse
power. No grass or feed. OF course
much stock must perish.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
columns.

THEY say" that IN the Inaugural.
ton of his late improvements, as signl'
fled by the first blast Of the steam
whistle, there was a grand stampede OF
the live stock on Father Smiths prem
lses-cattle, swine, etc., monument
" broke for the woods, and we presume
like the man in Mother Goose, ran
sixteen miles in fifteen days and never
looked behind them" But We suppose
Father Smiths animals will soon get
used to his modern improvements.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

M" said a thoughtful boy, i don't
think solomon was 80 rich 40 they say
he was.' why my dear, what could
have put that into your head ? why,
the Bible says he slept with his faith.
ers, and | think'ifhe had been so very
rich he would have had o bed of his
own"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

This is the way the Austin Statesman
nuts it concerning the status Of the
editor of to-day:
He exerts greater power. moves
more men, and tastens HIS own intel
lectual image on the brains OF more
people, and does more to define the
present and future fortunes OF Texas
than any ten men holding Office. They
talk and speak and have access to the
few. The editor writes and prints and
the millions read. Mothers tell the
story to their children. Fathers con
il over and note it. and recite itst the
church, and at the hustings, and the
editor Is conscious Of the power he
yields.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

The water works excitement seems
to have subsidized, without any good
reason that we can perceive. The
PROPOSITION of Mr.. White it seems to
US ought to have been referred to the
committee, accepted if thought rea-
sOnable, or if hot, further negotiations
had to secure SO vitality important an
object.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Go to Reynolds Il Daniels for Cuban
{ hill Tonic, the great West Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy, great remedy from
Cuba. guaranteed to cure chllls and levers.
billousneSs and Liver Complnint every
time. 1t i. the finest medicine in the
world. Everybody should try It.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
For sale ut u bargain.

One Brooks Cotton Press, complete,
with the cotton box. Also a sixty
saw Gullett Cotton Gin. Offered for
sale for the purpose of making room
for larger machine. Call on or ad.
dress the subscriber at Staples store.
Guadalupe county. Texas.
e.. II. WORD.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

THE latest demonstration Of the Ell
fcacy of Remer's tape-worm remedy
was upon the fragile form Of Aunt
Sukey." Remer has the "varmint' at
his drug store.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

wEY will you suffer with sinking
chill or u burning ieyer2 Two doses Of
Cuban Tonic, the Great West indi Fe.
yer and Ague Remedy. will step chill,
while one bottle will break them up tor
years: Try it at R,ynolds Il Daniels.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Mr.. CURTIS, the barber has got in
to his new room, adjoining Donalsons,
and is now prepared to wait on his old
friends and as many new ones as may
favor him with their patronage. Hair
cutting 25cts; shaving i5cts. DO not
fail to give him call.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

ONE good fea ure of dry seasons like
the present in Texas is the greater
volume ami more bracing quality OF
the Gulf breeze. 1t tones down the
otherwise insuferable summer heats
grandly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Hot and dry is still the cry. The
mercury has stood at about 1907 in the
hottest part of the day for about a
week past. Everything ia again sut-
tering very much for rain.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19
A CA R ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and III
discretions OF youth, nervnus weakness, early ds.
cav. loss Of manhood, &C., l will send a receipt
that will cure You, FREE or CHARGE. This
greet remedy wac discovered by . minsionsry in
South America. Send q salf.sddre.sed envelope
10 the Rrv. JOskpH T. ISSMAH, SsdtsoH n. Ae,c
York Cifu janis ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

PROF. Shook is organizing a sing.
ing class, and will probably begin
reaching on Monday next, at the
Christian church.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Go to Kiugsbury fer bargains in
seasoned lumber. First class CAL
casieu and Texas pine SIT. per tbous
and feet. Special inducements offered
in dressed lumber.
W. H. HARRIS & Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

THE postmaster at Mt. Gaynor in
this county having resigned, aud no
one else being found willing to accept
the position the Office has been dis
continued,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

rARxER,s Santonine Worm Lozenges,
the best, purest and safest worm medicine
in the world, at Reynolds & Daniels
Buy nunc but Parker Lozcnges.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

CUBAN Chill Tonic, the great West In.
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, New and
great Medicine for Chills Fc1ers, Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, ut lsaynolds 4
Daniels.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

o. T. Brown. Esq, has been ap
pointed by the commissioner Court
County attorney to fill the unfinished
term of Mr.. Manlove,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

BIG FIsH.-We learn that Next
eau on Wednesday caught in Maj
Nance's mill.dam two catfish one OF
which weighed S0lbs and both ll0lbs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

The State Sunday school conveutie n
of the Baptist church met at Lullng
last week and was we'll attended.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF SUBscRIP.
rloNs The following persons have
paid the several amounts set opposite
their names on subscription to the
FpEE Press during june.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

Or the thee colts Of Last Chance
spoken OF in our last, that Of j. Il.
Williamson received the blu. ribbon,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-19

"SHoo FLY."-lt you are troubled
with flies, go to McAllisterr and get
Que of his lnfallible fly traps. 1t takes
EN- every time. ..r.