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Moussaia City lscssss.

Public schools arelin progress at Elm
Grove, Miss Mollie Dawson, teacher;
Science Hall, Mr.. j. l., Pyle aud Mrs.
Andrews. teachers; at Independent
Hall, Mr.. l.. A. Vaughan, teacher, aud
at Blanco Chapel, Rev. J,J A. Roach,
teacher. At Mountain City Prof. ST.
Ter IN teaching . private school. Mr..
Gomert having gone to Lockhart where
no is teaching.
DR.. Whitaker has left US aud gone
to Williamson county. Is itso that
our county is so healthy that doctors
cannot make n living.
Farmers are making Roadway IN
breaking land for now crop aud tho
small grain 10 looking we'll.
Of late Julius Smidt, Mr., Odell and
Mr.. Hooper have built new shops. and
80 this city is improving.
Maj. Nance is making -four again.
ALEXIS.
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The life Of M. T. v. House wa,
one closely identified with the business
history of Texas. For over . quarter
Of century his name has been identi-
fed with every advancement made il
his section. He was one Of the pro
jectors Of the Houston and Texas cen
trail then Of the Braxoria Tap railway,
then Of the Great Northern and Inter
national railways, and frally Of the
East and West Texas Narrow
Gauge railway. He was an English
man by birth, a generous friend and q
q kind. heared citizen. For years he
has been the largest sugar planter ia
all tho Southwest.
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Married.

At 8 o'clock this evening at the resi-.
denee Of judge Gustave Cook, Miss
Ida. his eldest daughter. was married
to Mr., Il. ". Kyle. Of San Marcos.
The ceremony wAs performed by the
Rev. J.J. Clemens. Attendants: The
two sisters OF the bride. Mcssrs. J. w.
Burleson. Of San Marcos. and W. Nar'
rast, Of Galveston.
The bridal party left on . special
car this afternoon for san Antonio.
We clip the above from Houston
Happenings" under date Of the 9th,
in the Galveston News. Tho happy
pair We learn were given reception on
Thursday night at tho residence Of ].
v. Hutchins.
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Readers of standard books will be
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The Literary Revolution" which is
being pushed by the American Book
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Tho County Commissioners con-
tracted with Mr.. Ed. Burleson, oppo.
site Bastrcp. to manage prisoners who
had to pay fines aud were unable to
pay them. The contract is about as
follows: Mr.. Burlcson is allowed three
hundred dollars year to take charge
of the prisoners aud to work them on
his lands. The county pays him so
much rent per acre and allows him pay
for teams, feed and necessary repairs
on farming implements; in considera'
ton whereof the county gets the whole
crop made on said lands. This con-
tract went into effect thisye l learn
from farmer near by. that the prison.
ers are fed we'll and treated kindly
and work cheertully. Each prisoner
is allowed one dollar per day for work
to discharge his fine. The prisoners
are not locked up ut all Of nights, but
Mr.. Burlesou gives them time from
Saturday 3 p. M. till Mondays days
work to visit friends or relations. or 60
hunting, and he has no trouble at all.
In fact I learn the prisoners Generally
colored) are cheerful and sing at their
work. This management is both eco
nomical for the county and humane.
Let other counties follow the example.
q. ERHARD.
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Mr.. James l.. Malone, who lives
on the San Antonio road, just three
miles west of San Marcos, was in Aus.
tin yesterday buying the first corn that
he has ever purchased since he laid in
grain to begin farming thirty-fve years
ago in Texas. In 1857, even. he says
he did not have to buy corn. but made
enough for home consumption. He has
had sixteen children born in lawful
wedlock, and thirteen Of these are living
three having died in early infancy, and
Mr.. Malone says he has never paid out
more than hundred dollars for real
sickness in his family. Farming for
thirty. five years without buying grain
ofcorn. and thirteen living and healthy
children with the old time wife. and o
magnificent farm. with plenty of money
tor rainy days, and for even drouth, is
a good immigration argument for Texas,
and especially this portion Of the State.
Mr.. Malone is young looking man,
with the flush ofyouth upon his face,
and a good round belly that has been
we'll lined with capons, and plenty OF
juicy, Texas bcet.-Ststesman, 24th.
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We are indebted to N. d. Thomp.
son H. Co., the wide awake publishers,
at Nos. $50, 523 and 524, Pine stree,
St. Louis. No., for a copy of The
Peoples illustrated Almanac. Texas
Hand Book and Immigrants Guide
to Texas, for 1880. 1t is edited by
Rev. Homer s. Thrall, author of the
Texas Pictorial History. 1t contains
over 200 pages Of description. statistics:
and illustra tons, besides good map of
the State. A copy should be possessed
BY every Texas family.
We do not see the price stated. but
all persons can write to the publishers
for particulars.
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lsersOnnls.

Mrs. Irwin has been employed as NJ
assistant teacher IN the juvenile DE-
pertinent Of the Institute.
The Methodists are "meudiug their
ways"-at least are laying pavements
about the church aud parsonage.
Mr.. Sanford aud family, from Ten
uessee, are stopping at Mrs Heatou's.
We learn he intends going into bust.
ness here.
Miss Laura Scarborough, from Wa.
co, is at this place for the purpose Of
teaching a class 10 music on an i'm.
proved and rapid plan. We learn
she will probably begin on Monday.
She is stopping at j. X, Williamson's.
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Don't kick a dog when he is asleep
Don't 90 back on the friends Of your
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a cough or cold in one half the time
required by any other medicine, and is
the only medicine known that pos
itively cures consumption in its early
stages. Sold by druggists. .
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We are glad to learn that m add
tional teacher has been added to the
corps at the Institute, The accession
Of l65 FREQ school pupils Of course
should require more teachers than be.
fore, while the s72O Of Free School
funds. ready 10 the treasury, should af.
ford liberal compensation for the teach.
ers who may be needed for said school,
during its short term Of only about
three months. r
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DALGLEIsH's Photographic Gallery
Is still one Of the blessings and -orna.
nents Of our town. turning ow., as it
does, the .fsest kind OF WORK at re-
duced prices.
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GoDEY's Lady's Book for February
comes full OF interest and beauty.
The illustrations are exquisite. and
literary contents first. class, We order
or club With Cooley. See list ia an.
other column.
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Fer Aole Oh. Rent!

The City" Market House and lot,
with stable, crib and hide house at.
,tsehsd. Possession given immediate.
". For terms, which are very low, ap-
Ny to JNo. A. GRAVES.
San Marcos, Tex.
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For Rent,

sF A new dwelling house of three rooms
10 q pleasant part of town. The house
10 we'll furnished, and furniture will be
rented with it, it desired.
Jan. 24tf. D. 5. COMBS.
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Impure blood is the cause Of more
misery than any other source of disease.
but this fact IS often overlooked.
Parsons Purgatiyc Pills will make
new rich blood and will change the
blood 10 the entire system in three
months, taken one . night '' ~
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MARSHAL. TEXAS. January 10
Wesley GaIis. 40 e-iinable young nan
residing IN Smith county. shot and
seriously wounded IDS sister, while
elrtlessl7 handling . pistol. near Wood
Lawn. asOp; eight uiIes aOrth y here
yesterday.
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The Central trains now arrive at
$50 p IN. and depart at lilo q. m.
Fastcxpress train on the Information
al Railroad leaves ut $50 o. m. and
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rives at 1:30 a. m.
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d. m. ...
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and other countries of the world, and
brimfull OF information concerning the
State and interesting to immigrants
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to send to inquiring friends abroad.
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JOB COUNTER"

Kid Gloves. 35c.
Ladies Corsets, Sc.
400 pairs Gaiter.. No. .. for 81 p and
81 80. worth 81 90 and 81 80.
Pc asa 3Oc Dress Goods e. 2Oc per
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NioMUs has favored US with a com.
ELEMENTARY to his reception ut Calves
Ton Feb. 10.
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WYE ALSO WANr AGENTS Fos ssg
w DETECTIVES OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

a ssisctssa 81 c,ieb-.tes Cases il Crest Hritair
grssoe. Gerzsuy. Itsiy. spsin- Kussis. Ppisns.
Egypt. ard America a rerei.fisa Il fks rcd
esi..~sied Istecfire.. On fbe Glsbs fgr Gls pass
81 vesrs- "a octsvs pss-r, - fuu pfgt ersraT-
irr.. u ten. yes k0~ Essh.rs. TtieEss srH
,-irsls-s espture1. Thes. i-Sats ssl q sirtt-
Ertrs irtUcorssrts resred. ENeiusgs tery.ts-y
rusrs--.-1 fS ci-crlr snh term. s8sr~ss
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FLOUR!

FLOUR!
K CORN!
ssN BACON
& LARD!
HAMS
Good goods and LOW prices!
W MALONE's CHEAP STORE.
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE FREE
PRESS, BY @. w.-DoNALsON,

Coffee, per ID. 1910
Sugar, brown. per 10. 10
CA II
granulated, per ID. 1liS5l2h
" crushed. 111l3L
Eggs, per doz. Is
Chickens. per dou. 81 5osta 90
bacon, clear sides. per lb. 10
Lard. choice refined g Z" 10
Hams, csnvassed, 13li
Molssses, sorghum, per gel. sO6so
In, 55ass
Syrup. Golden, . 65d75
Rice, choice. Per II. o.. gi0
Apples, dried. 10
PruueS. Turkish, sSlo
sodi. English, s1six
Pepper. blk. y
Spice. all, q
starch, sI6L
s.l'' soar so.r'e' per sack. 80
flour. Texas. per 100 lbs. ~ N9s3 Sc
% St t.ouis. per bill. % 90
veal. per bs,hei, 81 40
S,ts a.
wheat. per bs.h.i, o. cosi y
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
WORLD.
Or Life Below The Surface,

Or Life Below The Surface,
wIts vivid Description, Of the Hidden WORKS .
Sriur. ana Ar. oompnsing IDeieebts and Al
ventures beyosd tn. Irbt " Day. Interesting
sk..ehes 81 Mines ard niniax In al parts Of the
Word. Gold ssd silver H'ses Of California. Ne
vsda. Black Hills. Australia. Ee~ zss,and, Heri-
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their nystries-Fsrsus Tunn~i.-Down IN the
D-pshs a the Ses-voieanoes AM their gruptions
-Cndergrosnd I1fe q Nan so1 Animals. Sab
t,rrsn.sa wsrks 81 the Apcients. su-, etc IL
Esgrarinr.. iols Octave Psgss-
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See new advertisement Of B. ".
Smith.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-31

PEACH and apple trees 10 bloom.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-31

NoRE rain.