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LAND SALE.

LAND SALE.
Luke Murray .a..m -W
vs. -.- e..
Patrick Murray's Estate.
Under decree rendered hy tho County
Cour OF Lewis county in this case on the
9TH ofFebruary, 1880, will sell n, public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
tho court ouse Of Lewis county, on the
Second Day of August, 1880,
tn at being the first day Of tho August term
of the county Court ofsaid county, u tracl
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Legal Notices.
ORDER OF upLICATION.


ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
W4so Virginia:
AtRules held inEthc g Glptk's4ot-
Gee Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis couu.
", on the first Monday in July 1880. =
William Shirley, plaintiff, -.Zz@zZ
Edgar D. MussrayC, F. NJ. chaltan,, Calvin
lzLigh,bufn, Levi Maxwell, William f.
Arnold, Henry Brnnuon, Jesse wooftcr,
liezekiah D. Bailey, James 7. Clark, .rrs-
tee, james G. Vandervort, Slcriiioi Lewis
and as such administrator Of
Christian Michael deceased, aud Dennis
Michael, aeie ndan,s, i.s-5z.4gz5-55
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is to sell land on
Gee Lick Run, Lewis. county, formerly owl
cd by William Shirley, pm, conveyed by
him 10 E. Mnsgrave and part to +. ".
Chalfant for purchase money due Leyi Max.
well, Williams 4. Arnold aud lIcary Bran
non, and fix The amounts and lriOritics Of
the liens, and TO declare that lhclU Is no La
bili,y on tie land by reason Of a deed Of
trust given on the 22ud Of June, 1874, by
Shirley 10 James T. Clark, executor If
Christian Michael to indemnify Dennis
Michael, End to declare said trust satisfied
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FIVE ACRES.

The same will be sold In cne-aere lois or
as Il whole, as may produce the best price
A credit Of 0. u and IS mouths, thepur-
chaser to give notes with good security
bearing interest ftom datc, and title to be
retained uulli the further order Of court.
HENRY BRANNON,
july3lw Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Circuit Court Le,ois County,
June %. 1880
June 90, 1851

Otteh So"t LttVts OoHiby. r n,
g. June 90, 1SS0.)
TOT. ". johnson, Sheriff Of Greer brier
county, md as such, Administrator Of
Mrs. &. G. Bledsoc, deceased, and Robert
F. Fleming, Administrator 10 bonis non
Of tho estate of Robert Linn, decea Eed,
Plaintiffs,
And
Thomas L. Mccny, In bis own right, and
as Administrator with tho will annexed OF
james Nc Cray, deceased, William G. Nc
Cray, Samantha s. Armstrong, William
". tlutehison and IdianaJ. llutchison,
bis wife, and Minor Il. Mecray, Detead-
ants.
In Chanccry.
You are hereby notified that have iixed
upon the 2eth day of July, 1880, at my Of.
fec In the town Of lIeston, Lewis county,
West Virginia, 10 execute an order mada by
the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on tie
Sd day Of March. 1850, by which said order
! am directed 10 report upon tho debt
claimed by Robert Fleming, administrator
dc bonis non with the will annexed Of Rob.
ert Linn, deceased, against James McCtay's
estate, and to examine into The matter of,ho
personal estate bequeathed In James Nc
cray's will to bis widow, andI ascertain
whether Thomas l.. Nc Cray Is ehargeable
rs administrator with anything Oh that &C.
count, aad to modify my scttlem ent OF the
accounts Of tho said administrator In that
respect or other respects appearing proper,
which said order was made Ia q suit Ia
chancesy depending In said Court, In which
you are parties, plaintiffs and defendants,
at which time and place you arc required to
attend. 'r..E s71','51l
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
sud Court, tile day aud year frs, aforealid.
w. W. DRANN0N.
ulySlw
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The Constitutional Amendments

JolsT RHoLurIoS proposing an amend.
ment to the Constitution Of the State.
Resolved, by the Legislature OF West
Virginia, two.thirls Of all The members
elected 10 each Flonsc agreeing thereto {:
That the following be and Tho same is
hereby proposed as m amenumcnt to the
Constitution Of this State, 10 wit; That
article eight Of said constitution rs it now
is lie stricken out, and The following be in.
yer,ei In lieu thereof:
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Such parts Of the common law, and
Of; the laws ot5.his State as are lin force
when this article goes into operation, and
arc not repusnant thereto, shall be and
continue the law Of the State until altered
or repealed by The legislature. All civil
and criminal suits and proceedings pending
In the former circuit courts OF this State,
shall remain snd beprocecded in before the
circuit courts Of the counties in which they
were pending.
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ARTICLE VIII.


/. The judicial power OF the State shall
DO vested In supreme court Of appeals, in
circuit courts, and the judges Thereof, 10
such inferior tribunals as are herein an
LhOrikel, and in justices Of the peace.
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s. When judgment or decree Is reversed
or affirmed by thesupreme court oiappeals,
every point fairly arising upon the record
Of The case shall DO considered and decided !;
and the reasons therefor shall be concisely
stated in writing, and preserved with TIL
record Of the case; and It shall be tic duty
OF the court TO prepare syllabus Of the
points adjudicatcd in each case concrrrcd
in by three Of the judges thereof, which
shall be presixed to the published report Of
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The above sale Is continued until tho I'd
day Of August, 1880.
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4. No decision rendered by the supreme
court oil appeals shall be considered as
binding authority upon any OF the inferior
courts Of this State, except in tho particu.
lar case decided, unless such decision Is
coneurEed in by at least three judges Of
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county In the Stale at lenst three times Ii
each year, and provisions may be made by
law for holding special terms Of said court
A judge Of any circuit may hold the courts
in another circuit.
12. The circuit court shall have the s,i.
pcrvision and control Of all proceedings
before justices and other inferior tribunals,
by maidanus, prohibition and certiorari.
They shall except in cases confined excln.
sively by this constitution to some other
tribunal, have original and general juris.
dictioH OF all matters at law where the
amount In controversy, exclusive Of inter.
eat, exceeds fifty dollars; Of MI cases Of
habeas corpus, mandanus, quo warranto
and prohibition: and all Gases In equity,
and Of all crimes and niisleincanors. They
shall have appellate Jurisdiction in al
cases, civil and criminal, where an appeal
writ Of error or slipenedeaa may DO allowed
10 the judgment or proceedings Of any In.
terior tribunal. They shall also have such
other jurisdiction, whether supervisory,
original appellate, or concurrent, % Ia or
may be prescribed by law.
10. Until Otherwise provided by law, the
State shall he divided into the following
circuits: The counties OF brooke, Han.
cock, Ohio and Marshall shall constitute
the first circuit; the counties Of NlonOn.
galia, Marion and Harrison, the second ;
The counties Of Preston, Taylor, Barbour,
Tucker and Randolph, tho third; the
counties Of Wetzel, Tyler, Kitchie and
Doddfidgc, the fourth The counties Of Wood,
Writ and Pleasant, the filth; the counties oil
Clay, Gilmer, Jackson, Roam and Calhoun,
.hesixth; the counties oil Putnam, Kanawha
and Mason, tho seventh; the counties 81
Cabell, Wayne. Lincoln and Logan, the
eighth; The counties Of Mcdowell, Mercer,
Raleigh, Wyoming aud Boone, the ninth;
the counties Of Greenhrier, Monroe, Sum.
mers, Fayette anil rocahontas, the tenth !;
the counties Of ulshur, Lewis, Braxton,
Nicholas and Webster, The eleventh; the
counties OF Grant, lianiy, lIamlsliite,
Mineral and PendletOn. tie twelfth; The
counties Of Jefferson, Berkeley and Nor.
gan, the thirteenth,
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0. There shall be al least two terms Of
the supreme court otappeals held annually,
at such times and places as may 10 pre-.
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s. The officers Of the supreme court Of
appeals, except the reporter, shall be up.
pointed by the court, or, in vacation OF the
judges thereof, with power OF removal i;
their duties and compensation shall be pre-.
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80. The office Of commissioner and tis.
,icc Of peace shall be deemed ineom-
patiblc. Vacancies in the Office Of CON-
missioner, clerk Of the county court and
justices Ct the peace shall be filled by the
county court Of the county until the next
general election. ,azl-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22

Mr.. Jos. II. benson, Clerk and Re.
corder of Sewer coonty, Arkansas, says
10 q recent letter: II have forgotten
whether / wrote you concerning the
almost marvellous effect the Compound
Oxygen Treatment had on me. Twas
suffering with Bronchitis. aud had been
for three months-hsd almost despair
ed Of recovey-vben commenced
the Treatment ! could feel marked
change on the first night I took it.
bad not enjoyed . good nights rest
for something over three mouths bu,
the night i FIRST took the Trestnent /
slept splepdidly. and Afterwards con
tiDued 10 improve rspidly until 4 vas
cured IL you zee G. you can use thu
Cor the benefit Of s1ferers." Rall in
fornsfioa about this nsp Trestnen'
for Chrome Disease. sent By ORA
sTARKsY 4 PALEx. 1i0s and I'LL
Girzr3 ST.. Phils. Pa
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For the FnBR Pass.
MISS SUSANNA SPINsTER.
DEAR MIss.-There a

For the 1nuB fhkb9s
Miss SUSANNA SPINsTER.
DEAR MIss:-There are
some fair ones. who are DESTROYS that
you should complete "The Marriage
Directory" You forget. dear lady,
that through your remissness, some
gallant laddie may be forever banished
from the realms of light. or some bon
ME lassie doomed to sigh "Ah! it might
have BEEN" The favored eight. who
have appeared, suit not the fancy Of
all the ladies. Some have too many
virtues and faults not enough; others
too many faults and, sad to say, moi
virtues sufficient to rouse ones enthu.
siasm. Furthermore. the ladies quad
ripple. or perhaps sextuple the number
given, then think how many would be
left to tread life's way alone, for the
simple cause.-the non completion Of
"The Marriage Directory" which for
awhile raised the hopes Of numbers.
Please, Susanna. don't die just yet,
but continue your leap year efforts.
Yours truly.
DIsINTEREsTED ONES.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22
NlAll.a.

ARRIVAL AND DIPARruRHoy 10 AND
FROM SAN MARCOS Post OFFICE.
Mails from Austin arrive d IL N.
{" {" Sas Antonio arrive at2 p.
N.
Above mails arrive and depart daily
except Sundaye.
Luline-arriyes Tuesday and Friday
stI P. N. Departs Wednesday and
Saturday at A. NJ. 2. ~ -,
Seguin-srrives Monday at 3 p. N,
Departs Tuesday at Z A. M.
lanco-departs Monday st 9 A. N.
Arrives Tuesday at 9 P. NJ.
Wimberly-depsr6 Monday Of 6 A.
NJ. Arrives Tuesday at 9 p. NJ.
OFFICE HOURS: W
Register and Money Order dept from
ga. NJ, to 4P. N.
General Delivery from 8 A. NJ, 70 8P.
A. vow STEIN. P. N.
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SpecIal Personal.

A new volume-the 6th-of Mrs
Swisher's American Sketch Book
tie Texas Pioneer Magazine-will be
gin with the next issue. which will b.
enlarged and improved. Welesrn thai
Miss Mary Nc Donald. very superior
young lady. has accepted the position
of assistant editor Of said magazine
and will visit this place on Monday
next for the purpose Of gathering ma.
teri,ls for new sketoh Of our tovr
and county. apd also Of csnvassing to'
renewals and new subscriptions The
Sketch book is doing good work. and
NE would heartily commend Miss Me-
Donald and her mission here to the
favor Of our people.
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Something to Read.

The following are some of the pa
pers copies of which I am prepared to
furnish by the year, or for shorter per-
iods on accommodating terms, or sim
gle numbers of which I have for sale
DAILIEs.
New York Tribune
Sun
st. Louis Republican
Leading Texas Dailies.
wEEKLIEs.
Atlanta Constitution
The Sunny South,
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Ledger
New York Weekly
Youths Companion
Indianapolis Sentinel
Prairie Farmer, Chicago
American Stock Journal, Chicago
ETC., etc., etc
NoyTHLIEs.
Lippincott's Magazine
Library Magazine
Go1eys Lady's Book
Petersons Magazine
Southern Cultivator
American AerIculturist
Demorest's Magazine
Erich's Fashion Quarterly
Smiths
Physiological Journal
Ballou's Magazine
Star Spausled Banner
Add Others
Also Lakeside, SessiSs, Union
Square and Nickel Libraries and 9th
er oev publications. ehildreas books
etc.
CaIl.nd er.nise at the RREE PREss
Book aud News Stzo1 Of
CT. JULIAN.
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For 25o!
10 Palm Leaf Fans
6 Fancy Japanese Fans;
l Finer Fan, worth 5Oc;)
] Parasol. extra size;
s doz. Ivory Dress Buttons
8" White Pearl Dress Buttons
8 a." Silk
3 pair Ladies Hose
8 I" Gents ! Hose II;
3 Cambria Handkerchiefs
8 Fancy H'kfs for Boys and Girls /;
4 Towels;
6 Cakes Toilet Soap;
l.3 India Rubber Dressing Combs;
5 Fine Combs;
IL y'ds Irish Trimming;
IL" Lace;
"a Bunches Star Braid;
5 Spools Thread
3 Papers Needles
l set 4 ply Linen collars and cuffs
MALoNE's CHEAP STORE.
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WE mentioned in our last the arriv-
al of Mr.. Forsyth's brick machine. We
have since seen it in operation near this
place. 1t seems to be complete 10 its
working, and quite quantity Of nice
looking brick has been turned out by
it. Some 5000 are an average days
work. The only question which re-
mains is as to whether the clay used
for the brick will stand burning, In
order to test this. il has been selected
from various localities, and . small
kiln will soon be ready for burning.
judging from their appearances. we can
see no reason why they should not
make good brick.
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ASSESSOR:
0Juse ~ Of Old. ("

Is the title of q beautiful song and
chorus by Alice Hawthorne, publish.
ed in the Southern Musical Journal
for May. This number also contains
Hullah's splendid song, Three Fish.
ers Went Sailing" and La Hache'i
favorite Picnic Polka" These three
pieces will cost at any music store ovel
81 90. and here they oil are in regular
form for only ten cents. Send ten
cents for the May number and it viii
be mailed postpaid. Address the pub
fishers, Ludden 4 Bates, Savannah
Ga.
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Notice of Dissolution Of Part.
nershfp.
The partnership heretofore existing
between p. r. Turner and D. G. Dyer
under the firm name of P. B. Turner
& Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, D. G. Dyer retiring.
The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted entirely and exclusively by P.
R. Turner, senior member Of the late
firm of P. R. Turner & Co.
P. r. TURNER,
d. 9. DYER.
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D. q. DYER.

Az will be seen from the above no
tice, I have this day bought out the
entire interest of D. G. Dyer in the
late firm of P. r. Turner & Co., and
from this date will carry on the bust.
ness entirely and exclusively in my
own name, and solicit from the public,
Q continued share of their liberal pat.
r0nage. +. II. TURNER.
May 20, 1880.
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Railroad Itenns.

The road 10 progressing rapidly
Some Of the sections Of IL towards
Austin va learn are completed aad The
hands being transferred in this direc'
ton. Additional forces are constant
ly being put upon the work. Mr.
Hinxie Of Palestine. elsewhere referred
to 10 this paper, and who ought TO DO
competent judge. expressed to NJ the
opinion that the road would be eom'
pleted to San Marcos BY August.
About . dozen men are employed ia
putting in shape the huge blocks Of
stone for abutments to The bridge
over the San Marcos. By the way,
this stone seems TO be superior ID
any heretofore quarried in this vicinity,
The location Of the depot has NOT
yet been settled. We learn there is ID
be Q conference meeting on the sub
ject this evening. The Company We
are informed ask Of our town sdona'
ton of some eighteen acres, embrac'
ing only small part Of the Travis
field. and thence back on each side o.
the track to the river. The depot
buildings to be located on tho Wool
folk (now Hopkins) place. The cost
is estimated at some $4,000. which
our people will be required to raise
The grounds are to be used for cotton
yards and other similar purposes in
which the public % we'll as the Com
pany are interested. Maj. Hunter. w
are further informed. holds out hopes
that the Company may locate their ad.
ditional machine shops at this place.
If this should be the case it would be
"the biggest kind of a thing" for San
Marcos.
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WHY

Will persons contemplating having
painting done give it to an irresponsi.
bic painter when they can have it done
by q first class workman for the same
price, by leaving their orders with Mr..
Meineke,
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Seldom is one obliged TO chronicle .
death % universally mourned in tho
community where the departed lived
% this is. During long residence
here. occupied in tho successful prae'
tice Of law Mr.. McKie does not seem
to have made an enemy. while oil Who
knew him were his friends and will
mourn a. II for tho loss off dear 10.
lative whom they know that Morgan
MeKis 10 no more.
A brief sketch Of his life may be
acceptable in this plaoe. VIM. NJ.
McKie was born at Chulshoms, Miss.
about thirty ysars ago. He served
during tho war under Forrest and
Chalmers. and at ito close entered OK.
ford University, Mississippi, to study
Law. He graduated with honor and
commenced the practice Of his profes.
sion at Oxford. but tendencies to.con
sumption showing themselves he sought
the pure cir and sunny skies Of Texas,
first locating at the beautiful town Of
San Marcos. There be was rapidly
building up . practice, but bis health
remained poor and visit to Kerr.
vile satisfying him Of it's superior
healthfulness. he removed here about
six years ago. His health at once i'm
proved and he built up . lucrative
practice while At the same time win
ing the affections of those who met
him. ht ta
Early in the year 1873 he took
charge Of the Frontiersman and filed
the editorial chair with ability until
January first 1879 when in oouse-
quence of imprudent exposure his
health became so poor that he relin.
pushed it. From this time on he suf.
fered q great deal. but kept up his
spirits and took several trips during
the summer which however did him
no good. In November . change for
the worse set in and during the win.
ter he sank rapidly. Finally in March
be was removed by his relatives to
San Marcos where surrounded by every
care and attention life peacefully ebb.
ed away. He was conscious to the
last, seemed to suffer little and OK.
pressed himself as prepared to die.
Thus he slowly sank until on Monday
April 18th at 8 O'Clock p, m. his bed
encircled by weeping friends, the soul
of W. NJ. MCKEE assembled to meet it's
God.
Peace be to his ashes. His faults
were those of q generous, social nature
while his virtues were such as to at.
tach all to him. May the turf lie easy
on his breast, and the wild flowers
bloom upon his grave. Foremost 10
all charitable and public enterprises
ever willing to help a friend, liked by
all his professional bretheren, what
wonder that Kerr county mourns for
one of her best loved ones who is now
no more.-Kerrville Frontiersman.
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FARIs & SHIpMAN have just receiv-
a choice lot of Havana Tobacco of Ex-
ira Quality, for fine cigars-dealers
will do we'll to examine before order
ing elsewhere,
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The Home, Sewing Machine, with
all latest improvements $40 less than
regular schedule prices at BRIGGS EN-
poRrUM. Call and see samples Of it,
admirable work.
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Its Flag and Emblems!
Democratic Principles, and the
Interests Of the West and
0Oaah. Tvs
a Journal for tho Home Circle,
the Once, tho store md the
COaaSlng R0oa. s

Prosperity still attends the Missouri
Republican. Surviving the malice Of
enemies and the rivalry OF competitors,
its course continues onward and upward
Wholly unscathed, il has passed
through wars, oonaagrations, eras Of
business depression, political proscrip.
ton and periods Of public corruption;
and now itpoints to its past oonserva-
tive, progressive, honorable record as
an earnest of its future. Plunderers.
schemers, disturbers Of the peace, des.
troyers Of the good name Of the State
and their kind will be dashed as hereto
fore. Those who assist to build up,
promote and advance the commercial,
manufacturing and agricultural inter.
ests Of the Mississippi Valley will be
applauded and encouraged. The Re
publican will aim tosunify and make
solid the peaceful, not partisan, objects
that must hereafter engage the stten.
ton of the people of the West and
South. 1t will seek to allay sectional
bitterness. instead Of arraying section
against section. 1t will war against
Radicalism Of all sorts, holding that
the safest channel is between the ex.
tremes. It will oppose Reputation
and advocate Honesty in regard to
debts. It will favor sound currency
Sufficient for the purposes of business,
and suited alike tothe debtor and cred
itor classes. It will steadily advocate
attention by the general government to
the subject Of land and water transpor.
tation, at least to the point Of equality
in behalf of this section with the North
and East. In the Presidential canvass
of 1880 it will support the nominees Of
the national Democratic convention,
confident that they will be worthy;
and with the same belief it will pro-
mote the success Of the Democratic
candidates for State, congressional and
local officers.
Thus. with programme 10 accord
ance with the fixed principles Of years,
and with mission to inform, to edu.
cate, the Republican puts forth its
Prospectus for 1880. All the news,
from every quarter. except the merely
sepsat ional and prurient from the slums
and purlisus of vioe-all the best cur:
rent literature-the most careful and
reliable reports Of political, CONNER.
cial, financial and local eyents-the
important Aoipgs Of congress and Of
the state iegiaa together With
editorial comments by corps ct able
writers-will continue to be its leading
features. Friends Of the paper, who
feel interested in the circulation Of
sound, conservative Democratic views,
and who appreciate q reliable. pains.
taking Family Journal, are respect
fully asked to exert themselves In this
behalf in their several neighborhoods.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22

Brackets in variety, wall'pockets
small picture frames, match safes, and
other nice articles of croll Saw work
manufactured and for sale by me. Call
at the FREE Press Book and News
Depot and see samples,
G. r. JULIAN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22

We learn the International contract.
ors have steam drills at work on the
extension. They are the first ever
used in this state, are very costly, and
are only brought to hasten the work.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22

ALExASDER's Family medicines,
comprising Pectoral Syrup. Neutrsiiz
ing Cordisl. Blood Purifier. Tonic
Pills. Extract Buehu. ETC., are fer sale
by Reynolds AID DANIEL Of this place.
We believe they are valuable apd pop
ulsr preparations