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Opposed to the Piers.

The Morning Ne,os says counter pc
tition has been circulated opposing the
project for having Ice piers loca cd In
the Delaware, near this city, and signed
by 'every wharf owner from MIDDLE
town to the mouth Of the Chrlstiana,
except the O. X. 1. Company and the
Philadelphia. Whining on and. Baiti-
more Railroad Cmpsny."
What interest q Middletown wharf
owner can have In the subject is hard to
imagine, but the protest Is out for all
that. The grounds on which the ice
piers are opposed are as follows:
j. That the tendency of such piers
will be TO blockade the mouth of the
Cbristiana river with ice during the win
ter.
2. That they would increase the bars
at the Chrisnaua's month, and In the
ship channel at Cherry Island, which
the Government Is now removing at
considerable cost.
3. We can see no necessity for an ice
harbor at this point, the piers at Mar
Gus Hook aud New Castle, being only
fifteen miles distant from each other,
and are adequate for the protection OF
vessels navigating the Delaware river.
4. The Increasing demand of our
trade for greater draft of water in the
Christiana, and the necessity that q
depth OF twenty feet OF water should be
secured by dredging, leads us to hope
that all money that can be appropriated
for the Improvement oftbe navigation
of the Christiana, will be appropriated
for dredging between the wharf lines
until twenty feet OF water is secured.
John Burton Georgetown negro
kicked Frank Miffiin, another negro
SO hard in the stomach as to rende,
him insensible for several minutes.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
A DisuDDOtnfusenf.

Although 1t has been publicly an
nounc-d that owing to the sickness of
Rev. DIR. Hanlon, the opening services
at Union NJ. K. Church would not take
place yesterday morning, number of
people we're surprised at learning
that the services would be held In the
lecture-roOm, a. usnal. The main au-
dience room Of the church has been
handsomely improved by painting and
frescoipg, and IL 10 proposed TO reopen
the room with special services, in order
to raise the money necessary TO meet
the cost of the improvements. These
services we're to take place yesterday
but were y postpoDed on account of the
illness of Rev. DR.. Hanlon, who had
Consented to officiate.
The opening, however, will positively
occHr Inext Sunday, when Rev. DR.,
Hamlin, of Altoona, Pa. and pro
other eminent divines, will be present.
At yesterdays meeting handsome sum
was contributed for the purpose of meet
ing the costs of the improvements.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

J. W. MACKEY, the California miner,
related recently one of his experiences
in Paris, wherein he was Scandalously
duped. 1t was his first visit to France;
his arrival in Paris at a certain time had
been mentioned in the ne ewspapers there,
ments at the Hotel Anelais. When he
reached the station he was not surprised
to find pleasant-lookiDg, extremely
courteous Frenchman, who spoke Eng
lish, waiting for him, saying he had
been expected. The stranger maze sure
of his name, however; placed him In
carriage. attended to his luggage, and
drove him to the hotel. There he
brought him the register to sign, and
Mackey signed 1t, while the Gaul, as,if
by accident, held a bit of blotting paper
over the name of the house at the top of
the page. when | turned away, said
the millionaire, che remarked, Il hope
you will be pleased with the Hotel Fran
caise.' But don't want to stay here.
The Hotel Anglais Is my place, as l. We
to d you.' A thousand spardons. How
stupid l. am 10 have made such album
derl misunderstood you-" Then
Mackey, himself. and baggage to the
Hotel Anglais,. The Californian thought
it was all right until he received, six
months after, an intermlnable bill from
the Hotel Francalse tor FIVE month s
board, with wine and every sort of K
ira. The fellow had. on leaving him,
gone directly back to the Franchise,
passed himself of fer the miner, lived
in grand lHxury, and whenever the bill
was sent in, deferred payment on some
pretext or other. The swindler finally
quilted the house and directed the bill to
be sent to- Mackey's San Francisco ad-
dress, and has not been heard of since.
The Californian now entertains the
opinion that Frenchman can 'out- beat
any beat on the Pacific slope.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
attacked on ApOpleCy.

Daniel Fox, the well-known under
taker, was attacked by stroke of ap-
oplexy, yesterday, at his Office, on w.
Sixth street, near Shipley. The stroke
came ON while he was in the yard,
and he instantly fell upon the pave
ment, where he was discovered by
AL Mcdaniel. The latter ran at once
to the police station and summoned
DIR. Ogle and Sergeant Dolan, with
whose assistance the unfortunate man
was carried into his Office. He recov-
cred from this attack and was imme-
diately attacked by another, but un-
der DR.. Ogle's skilful ministrations
his condition was again improved, and
he was removed to the residence of his
sister. He is now much better.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
Warehouse DESTROYED.

On Friday evening last, about 80
o'clock, fire broke out in the depot
warehouse, at Kirkwood station, on
the Delaware railroad. The building
was of frame, and was owned by the
Delaware railroad company, and was
used for storing freight and grain. At
the time the fire occurred the building
contained one thousand bushels Of
corn. and about one hundred bushels
of wheat, belonging to Richard T.
Cam. The origin of the fire is un-
known, but it is thought that it caught
inside from some one smoking a pipe
or cigar. The loss is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
Z1e Daily Nescs.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF wILMINGToN's
NEW MORNING DAILY.


"Daily Nesos, one cent" was the cry
heard upon the streets this morning,
and Wilmington's new morning paper
was fairly launched into the deceptive
waters of public favor. For first
issue the new paper looked decidedly
well. 1t was well made up, comforta-
bly, filed with reading matter, and
tolerably well printed. The local de-
partment was carefully worked up,
and altogether the paper wasa a credita-
BILE production.
The force Of the new paper is as fol-
lows /: Editors, John ii. Emerson and
Henry @. Conrad, Esq. City Editor,
d. N. Vallandigham. Reporters,
Charles Reynolds and Arthur F. Fran
els. Foreman of composing room,
Alex. Sparks. Compositors, e. f.
jackson, r. ]. Tucker, Jos. Toy, John
Finan, W. Steele, Cyrus Enos, and a
Philadelphia typo, who enjoys the
''snap" of setting the ads. Jno. Smith
is pressman, and In addition there is
the usual complement of devils, Office
boys, servers and sellers.
The new paper is now fairly in har-
ness and its future career is a matter
of conjecture.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
Death of q Head Cook.

Alexander Emond, the head cook at
the Clayton House, died at his resi-
dence on Eighth street, between
Orange and Tatnall streets, ON Satur-
day night about IL o'clock after a short
illness of pneumonia.
The deceased was about fifty-one
years of age, and was born in France.
He came to this country about twenty
three years ago, and served through
the late war. He had been engaged
at the Clayton House as head cook
since it was first opened under the
management of II. w. Sawyer. He
leaves wife and one child to mourn
his loss
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A $1,000 Guarau,aa

,v,u W"ners ' Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
h,a, MOI poSiL'Veiy cure Bright's Disease and
wm 'e'eS' and 1t is guaranteed that IL
disooa"a' o' cure S9 per cent. Of other kidney
on, r'a'eS' ,a' and will help in every case with.
cotdigJg9 to the system, when taken ac
ID jC6 jC6s w,n 70 directions. and the sum of
prove ,a ,ha, oG paid TO any person who car,
|Warne, 80 a ~ ~ mas failed 10 do this.-H. ".
- W. fnllL1 .0,ua1,d
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BedattfW English G,rL Found
N Me ArdNi0n H0renn.

An extraordinary discovery has jus,
peen made by the India Office. The sister
pa Bedioldshlre baronet, who, being
Ihen young girl of considerable beauty
ras Ios' during the Indian mutiny, has
preh lound in a harem at Mecca. The
IAuy Is now in India, and questions have
PeeH sent out 10 secure evidence of her
pehtIIy, which there may be desire TO
Fonceal-London World.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

HEkIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF sundry writs OF III. Fa's
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. at the residence of Jesse Moore, on
the farm OF Henry Latimer, on the New
port turnpike, near Wilmii gson, in Chris
tiana Hundred, New Castle County, Della
ware, on r.i4 rl .sft-lsN
MONDAY, The 18th Day Of March, 1880
at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
The following described Personal Proper
two year old heifers, 8 yearling TEx2R3
calves, 8 horses, two year old W
colt, one year old cail 10 sh oats s~rN=,
SOW and pigs, brood sows, 1.-Two no se
wagon, l cart, 1 mower and reaper. iron
lot ofplows, harrowslaud culti-
vators, l roller, 1straw cutter, one nvI se
power, l graiu fan, horse rake, l milk
wagon, l corn marker, lot Of milk CT ms.
half interest in l8 acres of wheat, l. OF
harness, lot of chickens, lot of house old
and Kitchen furniture, l hay, riggi, q,
trotting wagon. also lot OF ST ades,
shovels, hoes, &c. 'fi,-.ia4 alE 10
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Jesse Moore, and tUbe 80 d by
f' +'t itfNIOHA 4 .uk, he Id.
Sheriff 's of1icei New CASTLE. r. bruar, Is,
1880. 49,, 80, 7, nn,l -Slawts
n. B.-Also, at the same time will be
sold the interest of the ne Uha aersign d
In the above mentioned, poi oaal pro-
perty iHt HENRY L,si MEH.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
A New Tailor store.

Leonard Heiss, who for the past eight
wears has been head cutter for John III.
Moore, has severed his connection with
that gentleman, and will engage In bust
ness for himself. He has leased the store
formerly occupied by Geo. ii. Ash, No.
4E. Third street, and will open about
March 25th, with full line of goods for
merchant tailoring.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
MardI cras Fun In New Orleans.

bf i'n,,,',i "nihstlc doings of the Mystic Krew
'bon,ni,us ~"ii,us at New Orleans, La, gave many
lV",ands lov,nnds an opportunity for exciting en-
parn,vmit' Among the Incidents OF the
GranG u on Snrove Tuesday was the il7th
Ets,eu IaohtEly Drawing OF the Louisiana
kirHea. 'tNSrly, and all approved of Its
pssyy, March 9lh. For further inform tion
n Tur, Ism NJ NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans. La.
Sorr,aa rane ne person No. $40 Broadway. New
d aa CIly, 4. \, Y. Capital Prizes, All. 900
'"''"' soOO. Tickets t2, halves All. feb9S
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
Fire Record.

The following is a list of fires that
occurred during last month as furnish
ed by l.. G. File, tobacconist, No. 215
King street:
February 9th, 8 80, p. M, burning
of tar pot at the car works of Bow
ers, Dure g. Co. Loss, triffiing.
February 14th, A 80, p. m. fire at
st. Peters Orphan Asylum. Loss,
$1,000. Fully insured.
February Goth, 9 30, p. M, false.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
meetings Tonight

i-,,iehds i-niahads Social ~ yceum
Sh,n,,n,rlml Shn,i,nrm Division. X Of p
Miends M,ndndi,ss, Library Associa,io,
Deiawaraa TTloe, No. ST.. q. R.M
Mashinei%onu iouYe, No. %, /. O. O. r.
Wilmington lodge, No. K.ofP
Washington Lo1ana L1uncll No. so. U. A. NJ.
sSnlon Encampmssen, No; 3. A. o. q. +.
Of T, 'hlehem Division icoior. ". r. s
R%nh,IR;n. St p Division, No. l, Uniform
No %, i. a. N Nhd Brandywine Council.
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Spring Overcoate

we most useful and pleasant
insSS icing maue up. ont oS nau aie
Tdloro W., y, the manufacturers, nj the Model
duiie nUore. They are also beginn,na -
It viii wiiiiNeiy TO take orders for sprise sniis
early II thipl pay you TO leave Your orders ;
and NAM S Sptring' dt as goods are advancing
not be duniicatihe Il, the styles now In stock can
Piioa'eu' FERD CARSON.
| !eb2i.5t Merchant Tailor.
2R Market street
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

One OF the most frequent troubles Of
early childhood is imperfeot digestion,
causing cello, diarrbea, etc. These dis
tressing AMI often "a dangerous &c GUS ailments IL,
use of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 20
cents, 5=f.r-4
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

4 oxr sends us "The Lie ana
baSIic ITn' Services of John sherman, ,' 10y 1s
fuO''r o.rloy Poore." We think TINS
Pen, .,,aan committed so much injury
('%'is'Is "is fellow countrymen by secretly
oorinc a,' through the Senate the
" y" Jsmonetize silver, that he ought
" =" sor ever excused from public
.o w and we hope when he leaves
H. p' Haves, Cabinet he will be permit
II to retire to private life for all
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or pARrNnRsHIp

~ Notice is hereby given that the part
M. Robinson and Devices w. Chandler,
of Mill Creek Hundred. New Castle
county, Delaware, under the fIm name
of Robinson & Chandler, was dissolved
on the 9th day of February, 1850, by mu-
tual consent. All debts owing to said
partnership are to be received by said
Thomas NJ. Robinson, and all demands
to be presented TO him for payment.
THOMAS M. ROBINSON,
Devices w. CHANDLER.
Thomas NJ. Robinson will continue the
business at the old stand at Hook essin,
DEL, and solicits pafron-
age of the friends of the firm,A
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fgae gaily Sasst1s.

- 70 THE FRoNT.-At ias'
| HovnnD ", n O, ~ Howard, who doubtless s
Feneral l,'oro ., u, about the failure of the
kn0Ws ,"O,s mu'' Bank than any one else is
Fr'edn,aIl1 "aI1ed to washington to give
O be 'I1, p'nce's committee some "ex-
.',inn lena'Gr d Of the transactions Of ,s the
lIana''Vn' S S"riur the period when he held
m,;o1 relations to 1t.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

pv,n,SG OUT THE ScRATcHERs'
The Daily village Record, OF West
kbester, a high authority in the he-
4, C,,hlicau church, is authority for the
F"nowing, which shows there is to be
mite 4 row in the wigwam
4 .Tbore is some talk of reading the
Irenty thousand young ltepublicans
N TTS'y Tcy York city-the "scratchers"-
B,,t Of of the party, and others talk kv:, OF
;"ting overheard Mr.. George Will
'om M Curtis, Mr.. Wayne MacVeagh,
H. '' Fred IIassaurek, the Cincinnati
German editor, and we know not now
bauy more"
There is plenty of room IN the
democratic party for all that may be
lead out, because of their opposition
u fine third term schemers.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

Al bankrupt sale in Danville, Va, on
fa.lrday, $1,000 acrss of Patrick Grants
alh containing iron and other ores,
Fere sold Tor 1900.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
MAR RIED.

II HATTON-WARREN AT West Chester,
Pa, on the 28th of February, by the Rev.
JOS. s. Evans, Mr.. George T. Hatton, Of
Wilmington, Del, to Miss Della ID. War
rem, of Cecil county, Md. f.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

Tur "DNIY MORNING NEWS" is
Inc title of a new penny paper, the
krst issue of which made its appear
suce in the streets this morning. 1t
j very well gotten up and makes a
tery pleasant. though somewhat still
snd formal "bow to the public" 1t
h once proceeds to say:
eThe NEWS will be pronouncedly
Republican in politics. We have no
6eslre TO be sordid and narrow in our
craftsmanship, but, on the contrary, We
falize that there are highei grounds
bpon which to base arguments and
tonduct discussions than personal
Rbuse and petty spite.
We are not owned by any man or
}et of men, neither are our opinions to
be bought or sold, so we are not to be
sed as the mouth-p piece or organ OF
Boy clique or faction, it being our one
BIN, above all others, to conduct, on
business principles, a first-class, wide
wake newspaper"
The proprietors are Messrs. Emer-
|On & Conrad. We welcome the new
I'M into the editorial fraternity, and
pope they will be able to make the
Etrs a success, except in its political
Designs, 1t takes the place of the
llorntHg Herald, which was Demo
lratic journal. The Ne,os will pardon
pS for not expecting it to prove politi-
lally success, since that would, in
pur view he anticipating something
pttle less than miraculous, so long as
Pie DAILY GAZETTE is its opponent.
And so We raise our beaver.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
DIR. Stevens Heard IRON.

In the last issue Of Chicago's spirit
ualistic organ the Religio-P Philosophical
Journal, mention is made of DIR. E, B.
Stevens, who recently so fraudulently
figured in this city. The Doctor, ac-
cording to the paper, called at that Of
flee and stated that he was going to
Berlin, Wisconsin, to deliver course
of lectures. The people of Berlin are
to he pitied
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
York of the P,tD,Ds.

During the month of February, the
Worthington pump at the city mill
ran 81 days, making 422 hours and
275, 861 revolutions. Raised to Cool
Spring Reservoir 8s,275, $50 gallons of
water. Increase over the same month
last year, 3,031, $40 gallons.
The Worthington pump at pump
house, Cool Spring Reservoir, ran 25
days, making 1921 hours and 1885,
revolutions. Raised to Rodney street
basin, 5000, 1881 gallons. n
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

The work of piercing Mont st. Goth
ard was satisfactorily completed at nine
o'clock yesterday morning amid great
rejoicing. t5rrEb af
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Histori-
N cal Society of Delaware will be held
at the Society rooms on Thursday Even
ing next, March 4th, at 7.a0 O'Clock, when
it Is expected that Memoir of John M.
Clayton will be read by Chief Justice
Comegys. The friends of the Society are
respectfully invited to attend. marl-st
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
Irish Rtiief.

The following additional subscript ons
have been handed into William Baxter
Treasurer of the Irish Relief Committee
Of this city. since the last .putlication
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL
1 For SALE.-The subscriber will sell
on the farm known as the Lambson Farm,
on the Long Lane, between Hare's Corner
and New Castle road, 3 miles from VIII
mington, Wednesday, March 10th, at l
O'Clock sharp. splendid thoroughbred
mafl-2tdltw A. E. RITTENHoUsE.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
York of the Police.

During the past month, the police
made one hundred and eighty eight ar
rests for the following misdemeaDors: i,
Assault and battery; 10; drunkenness,
40; disorderly conducs, 6S; violating or
guage 3; burglary 8; cruelty to animals,
3; attempt to kill, 1: insane, /; selling
hauor without license, 1.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
.Lecfltred Lost NiQLt.

Henry q. Turner, Esq, of this city,
lectured, last night, before the Catholic
Club of Philadelphia, at the club rooms,
on South Broad street. His subject was
"Daniel O'Connelp lgentlemen
from Wilmington on attendedthe lecture,
which Is described as a brilliant and mas
terly effort. -.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
"Too Muchee kearnav."

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb, 20 1ssO.-Two
carloads OF Cinnamon from San Fran
oioeo passed though here tonight, en-
route for Philadelphia and New York.
About five hundred more will soon
follow. a'aa "a fss.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
WHALES OFF LONG BRANCH.

Captain Maloney, of the schooner
Frank Atwood, twenty-one days from
San Bias with cargo Of cocoanuts,
arrived at Quarantine last evening, and
reported having seen whale off Long
Branch in the afternoon. 1t appeared
to be about sixty feet long. Another
about nineteen feet long accompanied
it. The large one had a half-round fin
standing about eight feet out of the
water and marked with white and
black spots. |
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

FUTB
Of Market street. j. H. FRAZER q co.,
feb24-tf. 3D. and Shipley SITS.
DETER HENDERSON & SONS New
L York Seed for sale by yCrippen, No.
West Third st. Also choice Cloverseed.
The very best Tea and Coffee at Crippen's
No. 3 West Third and No. e. Second St
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
II The second annual meeting Of this
Secretary, No. 404 Mark ct street, on Thurs
day evening next, March 4th, at O'Clock,
The Auditors will submit their annual
report, and an election for officers and
directors will be held. 'it
marl-4 At "A, d. I. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-01

fi=9 -'i l9n-s 4 ,tijnai
fi .un. ififl.flH
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-09

OF Fritz Lspge is still leeping the even
tenor Of its way. Hewill sell 6rst elss'
Bread as low as any other establish
nent and will deliver daily where wanted
Just received a large 10, Of fDe isuey
Candies. From next week on will keel
q full line OF Vegetables and Fruits. Al
reasonable prices. lie solieiis a share o.
public patronage.
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C,nCULAx TO THE TRADE.

OrprcE OF MARTIN H1NzlE.
WHOLESALE GROCER AND CON
MISSION MERCHANT AND
DEALERIN RAILROAD SUPPLIES
PALESTINE, TEXAS, Sept. !, 1851
The completion Of the Lag. n. HALL
roud to San Marcos, and the improve
meut Of various wagon roads leading to
contiguous towns, will make that city
the natural distributing point fora large
section of country that has heretofore
depeuded on Austin and San Antonio
and the seaboard towns for its supplies;
eutailiug the disadvantage OF - long
haul over rough mountain roads. -.
Recognizing the advantages OF San
Marcos as business point, the richness
of the surrounding country which Is
destined to support large population
7 am now erecting business house
there and will as soon as possible u
hope by October lst.) open an extensive
JoBBlNa GROCERY HOUSE.
1t will be my aim to establish and main
tain reliable HON Il MARKET which
will offer the advantages of easy acces'
and closer figures than more distant
markets can make with freights added
My successful career as merchant III
Texas is a guarantee that with ex'en,
siye connections in every market ana
favorable contracts with Importers and
Manufacturers l can lay goods IN 81"
Marcos at as low cost as any merchan'
in the United States can do it, and l Will
make prices to the trade in that an
surrounding towns that will am cont
dent awaken 40 interest in the HUME
MARKET.
Hoping soon to have the pleasure. .
opening friendly business relations with
YOU which will be mutually agreeable
and profitable, am
Very Respectfully Yours;
MARTIN HINZlE.
Sept. 25.tf
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a Happy Clergy man.

Rev. r. Y. L. Gauss Gsleos. Ill: Il
have been a great sufferer from Kidney
disease. and after being told BY ny
doctor that 4 could not r., yell. com
neuced the ave Of Dsyis Kidney Pad,
which bssaszeanpletsly cured ne. | an
strong sss arsia look the very TdetGrs
Of health Nay all the suffering De
helped a. I have bess. - ~ earnest
vish.
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WE invite special attention to the a.
vertisemeut of NJ. Krsisle 4 Co., the
fsmou. furniture dealers Of Anstin. Our
people will appreciate their efforts to in
duce their trade. and will no doubt res
pood handsomely thereto.
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Tuesday last was TIE last through
visit Of the stage" to this place. II
will now My only between San Marcos
and Marion. Every humane person
must rejoice at the release Of the poor
horses.
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special Notice!

Those desiring advertisements or To-
cal notices must hand them in on
'or before THURSDAY, in order to in
sure their insertion the same week.
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commences with a cold, but its cure al
WAYS commences with the use OF Sage
Cattarrh Remedy. This old reliable
and we'll known remedy has stood the
test of years, and was meyer more popu
lar than now.
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Railroad 'rivne Table.

Mixed train leaves Austin at 6 A. NJ
Arrives at San Marcos at 9:45 A. NJ.
Freight train arrives at 4.55 P, M.
Going North, mixed train, leaves San
Marcos at 7:3O P. NJ. Freight at l0:45
A. NJ.
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Harder. WANTED !

Some six or eight boarders can lind
superior accommodations. Lsrge rooms
with open fire places. Those having
children need not apply. Inquire at
the FREE Pass Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-09

A house snd lot'in San Marcos Is Of
fered for sale. The house i comfort
able one Of several rooms. There Is a
tnever failing veil OF water. The lot g
tenclo~ed. soil good. and it i pleasantly
situated. Ioquirs st the fREE Pass
Office.