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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

NRw ORLEANS, May l5,-Joseph S. Swan,
a prominent planter Of ouachIa parish, was Killed
near Monroe on Thursday, by the falling of limb Of a
tree.
BALLsroS, N. Y, May lJ.-At 2:45 the
jury In the Billings ease brought Ia a verdict of
a. Not guilty, - and the prisoner was discharged
There Is much rejoicing among his friends.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, May 1.-two white
and 1--WE negroes publicly whipped here lay ono
Of them, colored burglar receiving forty very heavy
ashes, which brought the blood freely. Another one
was boy Of ten years, who received i've light ases
for larceny.
NRw YORK, May lj.-Iienry Metcalf, sec
ond mate OF the bark Annie Burr, Of this port which
arrived here from Liverpool to-day was murdered
by VIM. Thompson, seaman, ON March 2ith last, on
board the bark. Thompson was to-day taken before
u. 5. Commissioner Osborne and committed to Lud-
low-street Jail
WmKEsBARRE, Pa, May l5.-Charles Gar
della an italian organ grinder was arrested ASH
ley near here to-day, charged by his en-year-old
daughter with having shot and Killed another daugii-
ter Ave years old, about two years ago. Detectives
win Tomorrow with the girl to the spot where the
body Is said to he buried. Al the hearing Gardelh,
threatened TO XIII the girl II she testified. lie was
10 iaii,
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A despatch to the Times from Portsmouth
says; "No news has been received In reference TO
the missing training-ship Atalanta, and even those
who have hitherto hecn most sgngunc are beginning
to lose heart. The Channel squadron u now ON It's
way o Bantry Ray, Its searches at the AZORES having
evidently proved Ruthless THE ships expected to
arrive In tho bay about the sih VI May, where, posi-
bly,, further orders may await Admiral Hood. The
only hope us to the safety Of The ATLANTA consists In
the desperate eurpositiou that SHE may have been
driven far to the north and The public viii probably
not rest satisfied until examination NJ the coasts
OF Greenland aud Iceland has been made. 80
Remove all cause Of irritability and dis
comfort from the baby, 10y using DR.. Rull's Baly
syrup. the sureSt hest, and hence cheapest remedy
In the world for the diseases Of hahyhood Price ~
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WAhIlNG1ON, ID. - l1th May 1850.
Received from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association the sum OF thousand dol
lars (sl 900 being the amount Of insurance due me
In consequence of the death of my late husband,
from the association for one thousand dollars,
81, OO0.J ELLEN BARRETT,
E3= New Jersey avenue.
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Beeeher,s Telephone.

What an extraordinary affair that tele-
ph0nic connection OF Plymouth Church with my
different points was don't think the press appre-
ciated II. In Elizabeth, some thirty miles away
every word was heard by an audience of forty peop
With perfect distinctness,
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LOCAL Nj L n TION

-,
Mr.. X. FrtToN, 3li Ninth street will on
Tuesday morning next May is commence his annual
sprinr sale Of unredeemcd pledges This sale win
continue each day, morning and evening, until the
o..ls are ali sold Tho pledges that will he offered
and sold 10 the highest bidder consist of gold and
silver watches, diamonds jewelry Of every descrip-
and thousand and things useful and valuable.
rms sale oilers adNahtagesn Une purchasc OF ,goous
to impress upon the public Inc mrGr'smSe O., t1 nn
mc,ai,y Inyi,ci IN The ane iinc Of snortInp guns
I'm, ,,,ost co,o,1ot, limo of corsets. at Sam
.,.i,s rr,co. 20 sn ~ cents and al
s"s . P''''' ~ o'' 80 -e-,'
- =, >, ,. ,
OUR trend Mr.. Heorge Al. uenauit mas Is
street, between First and Second streets northwest
to which desire to call especial attention. Mr..
Henault will keep none hut the finest and freshest
class houses in New York Philadelphia and n,lti-
more ana ul tie P,inV,p., "e,a1 n n, " %
gives ms customers me aNaagS w III i5ih Wv
iincnt
g,xcv srp,, u,rs in grant varieties , nj
rNN'l STRAW ha'S w S'e"' N"'''''' "
san'st'E'a %" Ne'en'n street
49,
Il. u. MALTBr, matchmaker, 5lt seventh
street.
VARIABLE RESIDENCE At roN.--Thomas
Bowling, aucuoneers viii sell morrow afternoon at
west corner OF seventeenth and u streets n9rinweSi
.,, "" VIZ ,n n L., t,,,,.,1 ,,r n h,n,i
i yo,c,r This incnt,on is considered
The host I'm Washington and from this fact should
command Tho attention Of capitolists or others In
search Of FIRST. class nroperiy
-
samstae,s, 40 seventh street.
use The .,CorrSli,GrS.,
yra,, races s,nnii cn, uron Mir. A. King chandler,
tremendous display of towels, napkins aud tab'
linens, and also spring dress goods, All o inc E,ns
shades and STYLES handsome lihe oi uiesS sim
and SltinS. M go"uS Sna lur ,esS ,n , Nv u.'
$50 and s24 seventh street northwest
A. r,,,,. Ga, so,in 81 = ward Sam
stays $50 seventh street.
streets makes sreclay of cofees. teas spices ETC.
andhas constantly on hand the very choicest and fresh
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Base Bali Elsewhere.

At Princeton. N. J.-Brooklyns, q Uni
versity, IL.
At Worcester, Mass. --Worcesters, o: Boston. 2.
At Cincinnati O.-Clevelands, 3: Cncinnals, \.
At Chicago-ChicagoS u; Bulalos, 3.
At Proridence-rroys, G: Providence, 4.
At New llayen--Nalc, II; Harvard, I.
The games here this week will he on Fri
day and saturday with the Batimorcs. The same
clubs play In Baltimore Monday and Tuesday.
The Nationals defeated the Albanys here
On "Wednesday last by score of j to 1. The game
was long tedious, and tiresome being delayed by
disputes Ia rules and accidents Fulmer, the cap
tain Of the Abanys. has developed into the champion
kicker of the country. The principal feature of the
game was the superb catching OF Keenan,, of the
Albanys, the batting and fielding of Mcclellan, aud
the fielding of Gerhardt. Trott played well In ei,
feld. The unpiring was poor.
The Nationals and Albanys played their
second Washington game Thursday. The score was
To D. ten Innings having been played Sellman, Of Balti
more, umpired and the home club claim that lie gave
every close decision In favor of their opponents Me.
Clean and Snyder made errors, and Lynch pitched wei
but little wide, giving some bases to the Albanys
Warner covered third base well but failed In batting
Keenan,. of the Abanys, caught spenddy, and Farre
was strong in the outiied.
The Eagles and Douglas play mattel
Tuesday next on the Kalorama grounds, at O'Clock
The standing of the National Association
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Catfish Cbowdcr. PIank-Shad. and
Seine Hauling,

Sunday, May l6, on steamer Mary Wash
ington. Leaving, 1890 A. NJ. returning, 1880 T..
NJ Tickets, Including dinner at Marshall Han, ify
cents.
Z. s.-ThIs Is the Last of the season.
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s>,1ayeCOILECTOR'sO OFFICE, DISTRICT


W VF VVTT W1fTN,
WAsutNGroN, ". G., MAY 10, 1850.
The attention Of Taxpayers is called to the tax levied
Tor the year ending June 80 1880 the second half Of
which, where not paid before the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE, 1880 " shall TnEREuroN lie in arrears and
delinquent, and penalty of two per cenum upon the
amount thereof will riIrN he added, " and the same
with other taxes due and In arrears win he listed FOR
advertisement and tax sale in the prescribed
by existing law.
ny order Of the Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia. JOHN +. COOK,
mylG-3t Collector of Taxes.
r,.ssy1sPECuAI. TANGSi
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CITY n T. w S .


For the Middle States and New England,
falling barometer, southeast to southwest Winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and in.the interior
possibly local rains
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The WAY OF China.

There is popularity in the market of
l. ch ang that never heard Of elsewhere, for the
price OF things varies, but when they dear
cheap there are more or fewer ounces to the pound
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WILLIAM DICKSON,
ano,. Ss,nns
Auttiun Sales.

THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE GOOD FRAME
DWELLINGS NEAR THE THOMAS STATUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nav IL, at q o clock
on the premises we shall sell to the highest bidder the
Three story Frame Dwelling No. ZIG Fourteenth
street northwest, with back building. Also the two
Two-story Frame Cottage Dwellings Nos. 1li7 and
lll9 Vermont avenue, all to be removed within five
days from day of sale.
TERMS: Cash. One fourth to be paid ut the time of
sale the remainder before removal.
TiIoS. j. FISHER & co.,
myl6-Itl Auctioneers.
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Is @SFEClAL TNNGSl
. SPECIAL TAXES.
IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS.

IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS.
In accordance with the existing law, the Commits
soners OF the District enforcing the collection Of
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TANEs on all property
where lien certificates have been issued and are over
due, and will issue tax liens against all assessments
streets where the revision and enlistment has been
completed.
1t is important that all who delinquent SHOULD
MAKE SETTLEMENT WITHOUT DELAY, and
thereby SAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES, AND
COSTS.
A liberal discount can he saved In settling Special
Taxes by calling on
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16

JADE MARkrno rre,1 En- rlisLrRApE MARI

NThc great En gllsil
X G m o d y 'will
promptly AMI rad
| ically cure any and
! every ease Of M ~
Gus Debility a. nd
Weakness, resulI,oi
indlscreiiOn, oNccs
or Overwork of the
brain and nervous
, system; isperfecily
4 .haInless. acts Ike
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Earned RunS-NaiionalS, :. Two-base Iiit--NIor-
iisSey. Three-base liit-Derby First Base on
Errors-Nationals, 4; Albanys, .. Bases on Balls
Warner. Struck Out-McCellan, say. Keenan,,
robin. Rails Called-on Lynch, az Keefc, no
strikes ,alled-Lynch, 30; Kecfc, II. Passed Balls
Snyder, &. Time--e;i0 umpire-Sellman, OF Bal
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16

VALUABLE RESIDENCE At AucrIoN. Thomas
bowling, aucuoneers, win sell Tomorrow afternoon at
b;30 clock that valuable property locrted at the north
west corner Of Seventeenth and II streets northwest,
Immediately the line of the Metropolitan street raj
road. The lot is BOXES, and Us improved by hand
some three. story brick with Mansard roof and all the
modern conyenienccs. This location Is considered
the hest In Washington, and from this fact should
command the attention NJ capitalists or others III
search of irSt-claSs property
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16

ALI who ENJOY good pinch Of snuff should
use the "CopENHAGEA.n
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Spcrial ilntirfs.
Ey. WILLIAM HENRY CHA,

n~,S5DREN. WILLIAM HENRY CHAM
~ MING willprcach In ALL SOULS CHURCH
TO-DAY. Subject In the morning; "Channlug rs
the Ideal American He will address the Miner
School and friends Of education on MONDAY, ut .
O'Clock l.. NJ, at the school building myiG-it7
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FANCY STRAW HATS in great varieties a,
samstag's, $40 seventh street
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The GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ROUTE.

On and after SUNDAY, March 7, 1850
TRAINS LEAVE II. 4 Z. DEPOT AS OIL
LOWS
7.lOA.M. Daily-NEw oRLEt. ms FAST MAI. =
Direct connections for the SOU IN and Southwest
daiiy, except sunday TO White sulphur and ioca.
points on q. and o. Railroad.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from
Washington TO New Orleans without change OF cars
an advantage offered by no other route.
lOii0P. M.-soUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for
local stations on NJ II. H., and through connec-
tions East and West via g. a o. II. II.
Marks ADJUSTABLE SLEEPING CIAIR
Cal on night train from Washington to Danyille,
without change. Price OF chairs, only a.
Passengers for Manassas Division VIII take 7;i0 A
Nj train, daily except sunday. For waienton, daily
at $40 A. Nj.
For tickets and Information apply to
N. MACDA MEL, Agent
6Ol PenU ylyania avenue.
j. NJ. BRoADUs, Gen'lTicket gent. II
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TuE pungepcy and aroma of the Cores
HAGEN sNufF stands prominent.
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AMERICAN cHfr HATS seventy-fve cents.
Samstag's, 80 Seventh street
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BEFORE IAklAl

magic, and has been extensively used for over iiriy
years, with great success, Hs- Full particulars IN
our pamphlet which desire TO send Tree ny man 10
every one. 60 The specific Medicine Is sold by an
druggists at II per Package, six pac kages for So
or VIII be sent free by mail receiptor The money by
addressing
The GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, DutrOi Mich.
30 Sold In Washington, wholesale and retail, by
sToTT CROMWELL, $50 Pennsy wanna avenue,
and by druggists everywhere ft l5-ly9
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ADJUSTMENTS.

For an eye-opener and head-clearer
rCoPESu AGFN SNUFF
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LADIES visiting Washington to see the
great races should call upon MIR. \. King Chandler
$50 and S2i seventh street northwest aud Inspect his
tremendous display of towels, napkins and table
linens, and also spring dress goods all oi the latest
shades and STYLES. 4 handsome line of dress silks
and satins Al goods sold for less than regular
prices A. King Chandler, champion Of low prices,
$50 and s2I seventh street northwest.
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An who enjoy good pinch of snuff should
use the "COrENHAGEN.'
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NJ A T A 7 o II | y NJ.
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH.

open every day from G A, NJ, to 10 T.. NJ. Basin
So feet long, SO feet wide. Water to 10 feet deep.
SEASON TICKETS, good for i've months, IS.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 20 cents.
HOT BATIIs without extra charge. mYO.tf
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+. D. M\LrBY, matchmaker, 5l7 Seventh
street.
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PROVIDE yourselves with one OF the neat
and desirable Sl4 IIanlan Courtney suits just placed
on sale at the ''Famous,' 400 Seventh street north
west, corner ID.
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THE famous Pilsener beer, for which Mr..
=. +. Gently of Eighth and ID streets, is the
agent is said by connosseurs to be the best now In
the market. MIR. Gently makes specially of supply
Ing families,
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THE pungency and aroma of the CorES-
HAGEN SNUFF stands prominent.
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Temperance Items.

WOHUdY tVtHIIIp INsI IIt UTHHU IOUBt III
dependent order Of Good TemplaTs and forty
members Of the Order from this city, paid fraterial
visit 10 Golden Light Lodge No. 1857, Alexandria,
Va. ut their hall on King street. seth l.. Clark,
q. W. g. r. Of the District Of Columbia, assisted by
the grand officers. by request Of the W. q. \. OF
Golden Light Lodge Initiated several candidates,
among whom were some Of Alexandria most lnfu-
entail citizens. Music readings, Rotations and
short speeches followed, ana bountlful repast was
much enjoyed. The excurslOnlsts returned home on
the midnight train much pleased with their visit.
THE nnnrnncY mud nrnma of Ihe CnppH.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

A Farmer Must be Reading Man !:
else he can never hope to be as sue
cessful as he should be. A dozen
volumes Of the American Agricultur-
ist will form a nearly complete cyclic
pgdia Of agricultural. mechanical, and
other useful knowledge for any one
who lives By cultivating the soil. The
work Of the farm. garden. and house
hold has been discussed. described.
and explained in these volumes for
more than thirty years back, in full,
fresh and instructive manner /; with
them one can learn how to improve
his own stock or where to procure the
best animals, as we'll as to improve
every method Of working, enabling
him to meet nearly every question and
demand that may naturally arise.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

In the US. supreme cour: at Wash.
ington. recently. Mrs.. Belya A. Lock
wood, the first and only woman admit
ted to practice before that tribunal
made a motion for the admission Of
Samuel J.. Lo1rey, If Huntsville. Ala,
a colored man, who. il Is stated. is a
full blooded African Lowrey stepped
10 the clerks desk, side By side with
Hon. Joel Parker, Of New jersey, and
both took the oath a. the same time
The affair created quite q sensation, al
though other colorei lawyers have
been admitted TO the supreme cour,
before Lowrey.
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Description OF Hays County, etc

We have struck of several hundre i
copies Of our revised and enlarged cd
ition OF the above. in the form of an
extra Of the FREE Pass. and are now
able TO supply all reasonable demands
for copies. 1t gives full and truthful
account Of the county with reference
10 History. Area. Location, etc. Popu.
lation; Climate and Health; Price OF
Lands aul improvements: Politics:
Natural Wonders; Different Sections
Of the County; Adjoining Counties;
Terms ct Renting Land; Exempt
Property. etc. Together with much
Interesting supplementary matter.
Ia view Of the labor aud expense in
volved IN their preparation and publi-
cation, We have concluded 10 offer
these extras az follows: Single copies
i've cents each: SIX copies for -
cents. fourteen cores for 80 cents. forty
copies for 81. Coyies will be sent
postpaid 70 any address at the above
rates.
We need no; sasgest the convenience
,nd saving Of time aud labor in ssnd-
Inc such psper n ausuer - injuries
concerning the county. raitc. thaa It
TEMPT 70 ausEtr b. letter. t
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

JUsTIcE GEORGE CLAEx sZ1rss
proninsn,ly 10 :be rsmssdinz Of the
Ro,hschilds case 70 TIE .oEer eoar' :o'
a new trial. He wrote the orinion.
and. Of eoure. did the thinking. and
decided points presea.sd TO tie other
t.o justices. Sos Roihschilds stands
= fair Snoring for altogether esesping
justice. The eold-blooded murder OF
Bes.is Mo9re occurred three or four
yesrs ago. an! With a rer trial it VII!
BE- impossible to secure sore Of the
Ei,oesses, ard Others cannot state
points az po.iiiyely a. they did soon
After the murder.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
VICK'S
illustrated Floral Guide

A beautiful work Of 100 Pages, One Colored
Flower Plate, and 200 IilustraiOns. with Descrip-
tiops % the best Flowers and Vegetables, with
price OF seeds, and how 10 grow them. All for a
Five Cent Stamp. In English or German.
vlCK's SEEDS IRE the best in the world. Five
Gents for portage will buy the FLORAL Guide, tell
ing how TO get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden. l15 pages.
Six Colored Plates, and macy hundred EuyrAvings,
For 20 eents IN paper covers; 81 20 Ia elegant
cloth. H. German or English.
Niet's Illustrated Monthly Magazine-3a Pages,
Colored Plate In every number and many fire
Engraving. Price : 25 yoar; Five Copies for
e. 90. Specimen Numbers seat for 10 cents: J
trial copies f0r - cents.
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, my.
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In the pastoral regions Of TeIa. one

In the pastoral regions Of Texas One
thousand head Of stock cattle, a:
usually found On ranches, will double
their number within three years. Thi-
allows for iO,ses from age, disease, and
accident. The net increase Is at tie
rate Of thirty-three and ope-third per
cent, per annum. This accounts. IN
part, for the fortunes accumulated in a
few years ~ cattle rsisers. Some Of
the ca.,le-men are immensely wealthy.
Many Of them are liberal 10 their views.
generous, and hospisable. They do
bushes On large scale. and do not
descend 10 little things.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

SAYS the philadelphia Bulletin:
The Democrats 10 Congress never bad
o better chance to regsin lost ground
apd TO steal the thunder Of their op-
ponents than that which was offered
them when Senator Bayard presented
his legal tender bill. But With charsc.
tcristic faulty they decline to improve
the opportunity, and if Bayard obtains
any substantial help at all he will get
il from the Republicans.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

A Coop TRIcK.-The latest amuse-
ment is termed the Printers Delight"
and is performed 10 the following man
ner Take sheet Of aqte paper, fold it
up carefully, and enclose bank note
sufficiently large to pay up all arrears
and a year 10 advance And what adds
immensely to the feat is to add the
name Of new subscriber with the cash
to balance. Keep your eye on the
printer. and il you detect q smile the
trick is a success. Try it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
A GREAT PAPER.
THE NATIONAL FAMILY Pa
PER OF THE SOUTH.


ne "Sunuy solih-' h,s 80, coust.-'Iy i--7-ov-
ing iiH "a has unu asafiT a;iAiEed o perfection.
Ihs la; issus comes O. o. euiaf--f q - coiurnu.
IL really q rran- u1Tser in svrrv respect. AID
svsry hofT shn.ii sd f1r q uliho-t cellar J.
fufrre ituiil c1-lhi-e al he hsss feafu-e. 81 Al
ths p.pe-s - tn dsr. - r-sy 1lstlr e zsTi-l
~ natiaasi fsriiy pap = the - Q. or ever
is=ilr siil flfslg t.se g. u al cr-ia.n every
foss Ne tar ~ - rcd ~ matte. Nfh ss,e-e .
iiilst-stiails. tnl ersryitirz o. er--rtai- ana
as iastrsct fs-lr- NGkr - ciaas 30 -r---
o1rr-u-iiy- AZ - -izt: aisu- for g. Clahs =
tvs csn ct u - . o. ~srh : year. .sr- D
c1gg ~ o. % D5lt wit - a.s-ss
A1--tss I-E-kW ) SEALS
Act-tE, Ca
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

Mrs. Henner. the grandmother Of
the Hood children, who recently visit
ed Austin, stated to Galveston News
reporter few days ago that she was so
well pleased with the people and city
OF Austin that che had decided TO set.
tie here; that she had made arrange
1nents for home here, house and lot
included. to cost abou. s2Db9. She ex.
poets to move with the Hood children
to their new hone in this city on the
first Of Msy.-Austin Review.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

KEEP THE Coop CALvEs.-As the
cows come in, the best OF the heifers
may be selected for raising. There can
be no better way to improve the stock
Of cows than to use a good bull and
keep the best calves, veil feeding and
caring for them until ma.ured. After
these become COWS a selection can again
be made for breeding, and only the
best retained. 10 few years the val
NC Of dairy COWS may be doubled By
this careful practice OF collection.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

GRAssIS THE SoUTH.-A great need
10 the South is grass for early grazing
ard hay. Some of the native grasses
that have been fought and struggled
with for years as weeds are new found
TO be Of great value. By smoothing of
? piece Of grassy land. ard using some
fertilizer and encouraging the growth. a
home supply Of hay may be secured,
1t is often the case ,ha, treasure may
lie neglected under our feet. aul some
Of the Southern grasses, long neglected -,
can be turned to profitable use.