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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NnYpMRHR2 1890.

ELECIlON, NV SM DEN y AOoos
COUNTY CLERK:
We are authorized to announce H.
A. MCMEANS as o candidate for
County Clerk of Hays county.
COUNTY JUDGE:
To the voters of Hays county: am
q candidate for the Office of County
Judge of your county. My past record,
10 a similar capacity. is my only guar.
anry for the future.
Respectfully.
q. w. GRooNs.
COUNTY PROSECUTOR:
We are authorized TO announce 0.
7. BROWN as candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney for Hays county.
TREASURER:
We are authorized to announce ID. p.
HOPKINS as a candidate for Treas-
urer Of Hays county.
SHERIFF:
We are authorized TO snpounce III,
4. BARBER as . candidate for Sher-
III of Hays county.
ASSESSOR:
To the Voters Of Hays County,
respectfully solicit your suffrage for the
Office Of Assessor Of Taxes of Hays
county, aud promise q faithful dis
charge Of duty should ron honor me
By elec;iss ne to said Office
ALsToS DCGGAy. J.
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of the Methodist Episcopal chur oh.

We take it all back ! We mean what
we said last week about postponing
the May day festival. We are more
than ever impressed with the fact that
as weather prognosticator in Texas,
We, IN common with many others, are
not q success.
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SAN MARCOS TEXAS, |
May 6, 1880. J

Mr.. EDITOR
Sr I would like to make A Notice
in your FREE PRESS that on the Bird
night of May I had the pleasure of
celebrated the marriage between Mr..
Richard Craft and Miss Betsy Brown
at the Bride Residence
yours truly
G.. w. TOWNSEND
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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BUSINESS CARDS, !


uaviHg psFnAasntly leests1 70 San NaFees, re-
svseifaiy tenders BE lreesseoael services = Tie
essss Of ths town ard yieisity q shs pssstiss 81
nsdciss. 0bs,ssves ant 0yHaeslcgy. ~ esse
regulated ~ those Of the ptysioisas o. ~ toWh.
0Gce,- IA ynolds . DaRislS peug olese. 00cs
hssfs..e 10 u Am, 80 ! 70 ~. ~ ~ Aissr
ApfiiS.lm. 7,tl $500 4, ~, $3.50
, 1880-08-13

writer of iho colnaicnce of events rs indi-
not iuc to my % spee,!atve @ e aeoa BIT 10 tho %
strong statistical position Of tho market md Tho
lcE!timato relations, rTesent and prospective, Of
t!cninr % %rcfGrenss f. k!o cotteo. whleh Is the
@ a s1te e. 5 eanry a 81 H. IT, sSss s ss
scarce and lIkcy. TO l'o much moro 80 boforo tho
fmportations hava bcen vcry light for sevcrni
months past, hut this deficiency WIS purity of
sfs x synopss sr sHSss tsor " xns s s s ns ' pe )
prlses in:t faii ind winter isat tho rsaetlen
onc eye,, sftcr i eea1ne d cvLent thtt iho s,ip-
Ply q Brazil os,ffco WIS likely to run ahbrt dur
III o o % sasn
tho samc 6a:!s. Bus aineo Gthat !ie'e. viii .
sclleFs, thoro has been gradual recovery, until
to.day tho snmo Eraslo is quick Of snlo ut l5Ai
sse soep p we aS natsnn t nse e snss tsnE @ 5
sons o' prer @ Inn lse be-
Ct lcast II centa boforo tho end of September,
tTaia m stnttst!cs: M 1,ho shlpments nf coffee from
ssasst $si$% for t5e ssns @ ms",S. tsis ysaf. yss'
EAuMNlH 1AtlatlR UA VI ll0FG tnAn ~ per CGntt Or
$1,000 bags TN tho lat of Augiaat. this year, tho
total stock Ia warehouse at tho different ports,
added to tho supply a!ioat to arrivo during th!s
month. footed up nt aggregate Of only $4,000
bugs Of nj! gratcs. and Including rnany. fag ends
and undesirable lots. Tho estimated deliveries
for consumption to interior n,nrkots alonc dur
Ing tho month Of August, to come otlt Of this
stock. cannot bo lcas than 100 ,UD bags, loavinE
loss than that an1nuist for tho luca tr.dc OF the
Rrcnt gonbnard cities. IN short. a fnir. working
stock for August would require mn addition Of
at least 150,GO bngs to tho whole supply TINT Gun
DO n,nao nvailahle. Tho receipts during Sop
tc.uhcr. consisting chlGtiy OF new crop not yet
gathered, are not likely to uc tn excess Of the
current consampttyo requirements. :, Hence
before Octobor, and tho scnruty muat continue
UP UP 10 s fs u to oe aho Gcge to
the largest dIstrt6u4an Of c9ifco Is during tho
while the interior markets. have mover bccn 81,
lnro OF a.apr!lcs for tho lust ilvo years. Tho
havo arcMty been receipts Of small pnrcels in
Now York: will probably ho about m largo Us
TINT Of 1s7s. whllo the bulk Is likely to bo OF
rAthor Inferior tluA1tty. , T.
, 1880-08-13
AN AURORA BUDGET.
Objections Mnde 10 t1ic AHscssm.,.
Political Observation-Disclosures
Notes. 'etaA

Objoctionp Made 10 tito Axac,.n.,.
Notes. '"stal
Special Correspondence o. 7ns Chicago 4,tt,r.
Auror.A, ILL.,, Aug. 1a-Aurora IL ~
fortunate In her relations with tho covntr Ir'
inasmucl as slio is a city Of Consistently
size but has little personal wealt],-sous
wealthy men. AZ"
Elgin, Mt the other end of tho COUNTY b,u
Ing but two-thlils OF our populatfpn. ,onts. a.
much larger proportlonato showing on 1TSs H.
assessment rolls, which is All en1R,na IN Inv NV
average member Of tho:Doard of Suucryaosss Nv
Mt each animal tax levy. To their ohtnsa h'sa
heads the Assessor OF Aurora hns laas
dcre1lct in dnty In hts ltstlngs, ami IN. h,.
omitted much that should haye hoaa aas
assessed, and In order that we, ng a toun ,'
may be made To assume whit it,
}hfny }foSy q fea'ta9 ~ s,dto 70 nn po our prqpei.
whicl, they seem to apportion .upoii Us ~, y,
capita rather tllan upoii valuations, they M. ~
coed each yenr to Increase arbitrarily md hv
2 large percentage tho honest valuations =. ~
ailTev at ny ssesSor Ena Iorw,ega nd ns
our several struggling industries arc ,nn's as
to pay nm cxorbftant and disproportioraoo
sllnrc OF tlo county levy. This year tic nj.
dItiotl TO our assessment, valuations was Il
PcI cGALs At SOlll1 T0ln0lG ttine there tnap
hhve been M honest attempt to eounii,s
valuations between towns; bNt tho size NJ
tflg potinn and the chronic regularity sylfh,
Which 1t has come to be administered to Tia
Town Of Aurora suggests the inIuiry
whether tho original purpose has not bHen5
lost sight ot IN the tleslre Of tho agricultural
towns to s1iirk aud shift taxatton
Farmer StIeetcr, the Greenback Candidate
for G0votnOr, stated here, Ry elsewhere. IN
hts speeches tint ono corporation In Nv
York, tho lEtnR Insurance Company, hoii,
$50, ,O00, 600 OF mortgages OIL the farms OF ihat
STATE. The entire assets OF that Companyafs
Tho recent collision of fretgilt-tratns Mt II.
BroHtWay crossing, and tllo npparcnt fuct ttat
second truck and q new and wider brllFg
will soon be q necessity between tho east and
west tnpots, 1lns given WestrSidcrs reason IL
horD that the Company may be persuaded Il
build for relief q bridge fur their passenger.
trains ut Now York street, pursuing the niipy
route originally contemplated on tho West
Side to tho present west depot, which str,Ict.
ire could thun be placed where 1t would ,Io
tho most Rootl,-Dn River street, near Go]ena.
When tho Republican wigWnfn wns tpInr
bnilt III Batavia, Willlnm Van NnrtwtcF
heretofore 4 .Dclnbcrat, sont word to tho
Committee to build on twenty feet more a,Hj
send him tho bills. The Vnil EurtWicks nro
potential In that vicinity, md the detection
lnenns fifty votgs for Garfield.
Tho Baptist Church Of Shnhbona Is III luck
today with It's excursion to Rockford, Ten
loaded cars left Aurora. Our own church
excursions so fnr havo bccn financial fall
urea.
, 1880-08-13
A SWELL WEDDING.

Sp<eta1 0&ISseS 10 1hS tA&s03o 2F1oAMls
posToN, Aug. 1a.-Newport was stirred
tllls morning by the long-talked-ot wedding
between William George Cayendish-Ben-
tinck, eldest soM Of the 1T. Hon. George
Frederick Cavcndlali, and cousin OF the Duke
OF Portland, to Bessie Livingston, daughter
Of Mr. Maturln Livingston. Tho thqfou xl,-
fares surrounding All Saints Church are
somewhat spacious, but not sufficiently 50 tn
hold conveniently all the splendid carriages
TINT bore guests u the church to-tlay. 0no
thousand Or lnoro Invitations had been issued
for tho ceremony at tho church, which WIS
New York, boston, and Newport soelety.
Among tlinso present were 3tr. and Mrs,
Jamss F: Ktrmerlchars Mrs. Johu lAcob AS
toF, SlF Johl! Lester Kaye, ule iion; john
Mts. August Belmont, Mr: and Mrs. LAyI r.
Morton, Geu. aud Mrs. Robert IL Potter,
james Gozdoa Bennett Mic. FaSaA Steteusk
, 1880-08-13

D4hIANA{kA4 ~ ASO A1zO4
"The Danicheffs" will succeed "Tho
False Friend Mt 1layerly's.
Lotta Inns now play, and will first try II
on the Canadians at Montreal on Sept 70.
Rumors Of Salvinl's coming are agn1n rife.
This timo 1t Is Stetson, OF Boston, who Is
aftor him.
Three or four combinations arc being Or
gnnizel for tho production OF "An Arabian
Night" next season.
Miss Rose Eytlngo will star nndor II. j.
derson's, rs has been stated. =
Manager Emmett, OF tho Academy, offered
Nlntt aIorgall $500 q day to come and do some
painting. Matt Ind to refuse. Scene.palntr
Ing Is fI0urlstlng.,
Miss Dora Wiley and Mr.. Richard Golden,
now performing In tic "NcW Evangelfne,"
will probably bo members of fAugustfn Daly's
company next season.
William Harris, q welI-kn0wn actor, WHO
Maggie Mttclell's company, and hl!ss En.,na1,
sIster OF Maggie, Wcrc married In New York
lust week.
~ ,cablegram announces that the King
lltgll-lkickers," Emerson, Clark, and Duly
l3rotlicry, have Inade MI immense 1lt III Lon.
uoli, AMI have offers from managers sufficient
to keep them nbroad year.
Miss Eme Roseau, formerly Of the Colvilio
company, who has been seriously Ill for
MANY wteka with n severe nttAck OF sclntlca,
with threatening symptoms Of paralysis, has
80 far recovered that she will be u6lo to 70:
sunto her professional duties this fnll.
Blanche Chapman, Ford, Ella Chapman,
ltoDert Slayin, Charles SchoiIer, +. n. Wills,
". w. Furst, Morgan Sherwood, and +. r.
Connely are ilielnbors OF Il now combination
called Ford's Jolly Masauernd9rs,. who will
llHaor the management OF II. Clay Ford md
George Denhu,n.
, 1880-08-13
CHOSEN FRIENDS.

6pfeta1 D1pd&th to ms CAttago 1rtHAG
1NpIANAroI1B; Ind, Aug. 1a,-The GrRnd
Council of Indiana Order ot Chosen Friends
was instituted In this city to-tlay, about
forty representatives being present. Tho
following officers wero elected: r. G.. G.,
Emil Kennedy; G. G., J. NJ, Sf,us; q. Y. O.,
Mrs. Sadta Nlckeraon; G, A. u, Mrs. II. Q.
Page; G. Il, r. II. Linn; G.. T.,A.Alcorn; G.
T., Mrs, VI. II. Greenwood; @. H., 9. II. Iior-
ton; T. w. Miss Kate T. Isogers; @. G.,
William Galt; G. s., Marion q Croppcr;
Grund Representative to Supreme Council
two years, John G. Payne; Grand Represent
at!yu to Suprutno Conllcil ono year, II. En,-
mons: alt1rnase hepfessntat!ys TO Supreme
tive to Supreme Council, W. j. Jackson;
q. Trustees, Chester Bradford, J. Croasdaie,
]. Greenwood. This OEtiaE ts ali indianapolis
institution, having its origin In tlilg city q
iltttu more than year aRh. sInca which timo
Il hAs established s!bora!hate lodges IN tho
aud California.
, 1880-08-13
EYANSIONIS FQG.RQRN.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Aug. 1L-Rear.
Admiral Jol,n liogers, Chairman Of tho t;uv-
urnanont Lighthouse Doarsl, gives the follow
!ne official notice to tho, 1nariners OIL Luke
Michigan:
NotlcO IL hereby given that on and attor Sept.
l. 16Sl trst-clusa atcu,p- Ajrcn will 6e sounded
Chicayol during thtuk and foRyy wo4theF; Civ
lug hlhatH OF geFen 8oeos,us duration, ~ tntuG-
vals u ono mlnut0 utld thirty aecoutla.
, 1880-08-13
TILE SITUATION.
CouverNntion Betyvoon mn UnEatfsfled
Republican nnd Dissatisfied Demo-

conversntion Detvoen mn unsatfs1ed
Nepubllcan ana DISSATISFIED Demo-
crnt.. ......,..-.. -..-. -.
Pbr 1ne Chicago Trtbume-
D. d. Am tired Of hearing Aristidcs
ca,1ctl the .t,st.-of hearing tho Reu,hlrnu
,sar,,, ai1.1 ,rt,, ,,.i,,., l. t. ~
p"tty c"'leu vht4o"2 "tei' ~ ~ HUI S4ttaons'
U. H.--So mn l. WISH IL wore more v!ft-
uous. But l an moro tired OF hearing tho
Detnocratic party called yIcious when II is
vic,oua
''I' Dr,,- ~ tbo ,h,,,,~ pan,,t,tro-
u. U.-Look Nv INC Nephpilcan adHlnlstra-
tlon Of tho Internal revcluo from 1870 TO
1876
n R.-look Mt tho Democratic opposttfon
n tntnr,,oI -o,,,.,,, ~ 1uco 1uan T., t1,.,,o
s}atns ,gharet, r ~ .Sv ~ ot io ~ toso
, 1880-08-13
amount of 500 900, ,O0p, Tho amounts hayo been
paid ont Or transferred to whore needed, gcner-

ally
w1TnouT x3rENsR TO THn 0ovEnEMENr,
md, excepting In few cascs of comparatively
these moneys has bccn lost since lstn. THO
amount Of labor and cxI>ensu tnvcd to tho Gov
s a4sa 81 tSS
sale Of bonds on account of tho rcfundlng md
ti1as Without tho atS 81 tho National binka lilo
,,nproectcnted EcfundinR operations Ut laat
ssSS sen to oaries refuSas 1s oper
contracting parties found il conseniont to ems
money paid for bonus soi1 would ncces-
asrS sass S"ys yss sso. e aTa pafed III. "a a,s S su %
tho bonds called undor tho three months' notice
required 1y law. A. tho close Of April, ls;o.
sovor depostory b"nfs. fur woh tic aovcrn ~
Iacnt held certificates OF tho banks secured by
United Rtatcs bonds ~ collateral, tho amount OF
I'll ne hase Seon arae
tho bends eelie4 matnrsl md wero preSen.ed
papcr circulation OF the country
WOULD HAVE nEEN LYING 1pLH
atone time IN The public vaults, 70 tho destruc-
ton Of every business interest 10 tho country.
aster was averted: for within thc time required
tho called bonds were Kathcrcd up BY tho banks
rofl,ting Of tho debt BY which m ANIMAL aaving
fl intnrest bus been effected Of $40. .o7 COZ, without
withdrawing eurro1lcy frs1tn circulation, except.
the sub-Troasurles. Tho banks have MISC at nll
times and In vngiOua why's
grllENuTHENEp TIE IiASD8 or THE GOVERNMENT
In !ts. efforts to bring, about spccie- payments,
thoy have been obliged 10 chnrEo to profit and
loss IN account Of shrinkAEe in tho premium on
bonds aepos,'ed by then. fSr thsiF crS1S,9m ,1 6
within tho last ton years. I do not presume that
the .assIsiance, which tho banles have thus
people. has boon given without 1notcriai returns
to tho banks in son,e form. Capital ia placed III
banking. as in other schemes. TINT tho
wl,atovcr form banking may take, capital will
be Invested only Tor TINT p1ir2ose. Whether
the frunchiscs Hrnntea the National banka
uro tostrlctions OF thojt powors Ia acsttable I
don't caro- to discuss at present. | only wah
b. &C. e so IN
With that Of tho banka organized under State
law. Nor do desire, even BY lnpltcation. to
apaiast tho Sub. Treasury sysiem.
Tho records Of tho Treasury DEPARTMENT show
that In ls Sound sanks
entirely upon tho accumulutlons Of tho Sub
Of thtsso ] oiioes MONEY flowed into tho chan.
the country, but relieving tho financial Distress
aro @ necessity to tho people, ihoeo il no REASON
why they sho!,ld not bo 90 organizc4 tllat, when
needed ,thoy may nsso hGlp tho Government;
ttons Of netunl noney inthe Sub -Treasuries Ruf-
flciont to bridge over any probnblc strIngcncy
poso m pSy sho "
10 aid in groat transactions requiring bnnking
facilities. .hg eountry Gun ho 4; assured t has a
mfudg. n SYStGIu which I8 ATTRACTING tho 1ttel-
, 1880-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorlllard, mn, n,.-
Tho bridegroom Ind hs Ills brst 'm ,n,n othetsL
HiHtor pr''1nmon. charga sl'Aaires9 of A. sG
N5s1s wcro Miss 1sfs,t2 at yIs,,onI ns IfssSaIass
The .brIlc; Miss Flsiit, t1nar5t S1isG5 oi
OF tho lion. Hamilton Fish; Miss IK;.a'snleS
cllnr, md Miss Gertrude lI0yt cO,si, t.;nef- ~
bride. The brlLo was dressed tn viii wh;,oo y, s.e u|e
and poln~1acc. Tho ceremony was S pssiosa,asian sasin
pr. Lister, Dea,i Of OMtario, %Io Il iraely,hey. ~
frat visit 10 tho United Statcs. Az, fT1a rs
ceremony tlle bridal pnrty returned N'ief ~ tIo
residence Of the BRIDES parents. wSa,taho ~ tho
Dlv MISREPRESENTATION IL; tt ns served sre "a,
to tho bride wcro i,t,mosel. nH wel.
and very costly. '""'eFols
, 1880-08-13
NAILS.

P1TrsnUa0, Fa., Aug. 11.-The Western
Nail Association mot In regular monthly ses.
sion to-day, aud passed the following resolu.
tl0n:
Resotrtd, Tint tho AssocIntlon renflrm thu
cartl-prlco Of 81 mado and adopted on tho STD
uIt.
The Association adjourned to meet twb
weeks from to-day. Considerable dtspos|-
tlo,l to advance tlla card was pyincptl, rs The
feeling throughout tho traue Is strong apl
hertthv
, 1880-08-13
throngcd all day by tho curious crowd, anu
form School have been largely visited.
.AMUSDAIE ENTS.
OUR THEATRES.

- OUR THEATRES
With tho renpenlng Of bicVlcker's and
I1ooloy's Thentrcs the season Of 1sso-'sl may
bo said 10 haye begun III Chicago, and It
promises to be m Interesting one, owing, In
tho first ptacc, TO the sharp competition, which
will be carried on between tho managers, and
in tho next to the fact TINT the strong attrae-
tO1s will t,avo to ba tnken with the long lfat
Of peculiarly wenk ones. Tho list Ia getting
lonecr md weaker every year. Whnt 1t will
ee Ave years from nov Heaven only can toll:
tho week 20 far. An tho liaRu,n' has drawn
largo audiences, whose hearty laughter In.
dtcatc the substantial hold 1t has taken upon
done baiiy, and 1ir. Edgnr FnWcctt'a really
great play Of "'Tho False Friend" l1ns lnntlo
. fltat iiayerly's. At no house will tho bill
bo changed next week, except at tho Olym-
played, will be withdrawn iii favor Of Bon
Cotton and Little 1dnlcnc.
, 1880-08-13
FRIDAY, AUGUST -, 1880-TEN PAGES.

tho law alloys, and that for large portion
added to over $4,000 ovcttlrawn by'EIgen.
mann, n inil nnd britlgn contractor, ,nnkrs
The Democrats wear loiIF .faccs. t'et,s Wick
anil 0loyer are expected to find more dirt
from Tic Con1nlssiSners' meeting, wi wllcro I
couple OF hundred penp!e assembled to lcor
the report. Auditor Bethel, who put tho in-
yrstigatio,, OIL foot, IS nftor Spencer md Pike
Counties, but their Democratic Commission
crs resist his efforts for Investigation.
, 1880-08-13

'sTQJlclll+
latIon OF. tho Unitcti States, excluding tic
Territories, will bu H. i50, ISL, aguirst Sd, u.s..
5l6 fn 1870: The Northerh Stau.s viii lave il
population Of 10 1Gs. .S2o, md the Southern
Of tho two sections IL utmost identical, tlllLt
Of ute South being slightly III excess OF :,s
per cent, that Qt Lie Nnrth being slightly b.
low n lA.r cent. II Is circumstance that
certainly roqnlresap explanation. No known
Gans9 exists fUr such o rats VI Increase III tho
South, md tho 1einrlss lanvo taint 1T sus:
doubt there hus been larEo Influx OF i1nMf-,
ErAtfOn into FIurIdu md Texas. but TINT uc-
counts fnr but O sn.all tr1ction of tho liz
ss s5SS Sarth Ed e Wes as 5
possible to usctlbe aven Une-half Ut tho 4.000,-
60 iHcreaso reported by alI tho Southern
States to nutural grOwth. Il seems nut 10
!.nyo boon Without reason TINT tho SOuthoTl
Drlnucsats mnIo stand OIL the appointment
Of Supervisors,
, 1880-08-13
A SIGNIFICANT SHORTAGE.

,~f~'s-" --~~~ee~ " ~ T't''s~ @fs&N"sF
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. ll.-A Tribune
Doonevllle SPECIAL gives q synopsis OF the te-
port Of uons. Wick a1ll Glover, experts OH
tic fees aud salary OF ex-AulEtor Nestos, Of
Warwick County, from, which 1t appaara thst
Ia draw during two tas@a al4. 10 nors than
, 1880-08-13

Ux{0H .3ditftIseF, Aug. %.
T.. a conc,urcnuo Ut favorable circumstance ia
inarketz which has boon somewhat e1sitct dur
tnx tho lust few days, both hor0 and ln New
York. This rcsult was foroaee., aud predicted !