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The AUGUST ATLANTIC brings some
chapters of Mr.. Aldrich's Saltwater
Tragedy so interesting as to make
readers forget the hot weather. DIR.
Holmes in n characteristic poem, en-
titled The Archbishop and Gil Bias,
sings with pathetic Righteousness OF
growing old. John Burroughs, one Of
the most charming of-out door writers.
contributes 'Pepaction: A Summer
Voyage Luigi Monti, the Young
Sicilian' of Lougfeliow's Tales of a
Wayside Inn,' writes very interesting
article on 'Sicilian Hospitality Mark
Twain has very pungent tale entitled
Edward Mills and George Benton.
which satirizes keenly certain forms Of
pseudo-philanthroy. +. D. Millett
describes the method of teaching prac-
ticed by Hunt Mrs. Wallace, wife of
General Lew. Wallace, Governor of
New Mexico, writes Among the Pue-
bios : F. H. Underwood has curious
ly interesting paper on The Preceptor
of Moses Richard Grant Whites
English article this time is Taurus
Centaurus,' AN Englishwoman in
the New England Hill country is very
well worth reading. The short story
is 'Sylvias Suitors, by Louise Stock
ton. The political article discusses
The Republicans and their Candidate
whom it regards as wholly worthy Of
confidence and enthusiastic support.
Col. Higginson and Susan Coolidge
furnish poems and reviews of new
books and an attractive variety in the
Cont ributors CLUB complete capital
Sumner number Of the ATLANTIC.
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Notice.

The undersigned will close out bus
mess at San Marcos on August lst-
All persons indebted to him will please
come forward and settle without delay.
as he has accepted an engagement at
Austin. All unsettled accounts viii,
after the 10Th of August, Eih be turn
ed over to S. B. Mcbride for eOllee
ton. 1 hereby tesder M thanks to
the peorle Of San Marcos aud vicinity
for their libe.al patronage. and hoPe
they will favor my successor, AlSin
Shuttle, With a eo7tiauancs Of the
50. -a1 - = ---t ,'-s- - -.sh
.tur Old stsui r. THOMPSON
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Great Distress

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or other affections for the relief OF
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WE are in daily expectation Of lot
of late popular literature at the FREE
Press Book and News Stand, and ex-
pect to keep up better supply of such
matters than we have ever done here
to.fore.
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"SAssBNaERs" are all the 60 nova.
days. We would suggest to all the
possessors Of likely purps," who value
their safety, the propriety Of keeping
them at home.
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In order 10 reduce our stock, we Of.
fer special bargains in Clothing, Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, etc. We
mean business, and ask trial.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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We have had something quite IN
usual in Western Texas-nearly an en-
tire week of rainy weather. The rain,
however, has been rather gentle for
the most part, and not more than was
needed. The roads are in a fearful
condition, and our mails have been
very irregular.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELECTION. NOVEMBER 2, 1880.


COUNTY CLERK:
We are authorized to announce ED.
J. l.. GREEN as a candidate for re-
election as County and District Clerk
for Hays county.
We are authorized to announce III.
A. McMEANS as a candidate for
County and District Clerk of Hays
county.
COUNTY JUDGE:
To the voters Of Hays county: | am
a candidate for the Office OF County
Judge Of your county. Ny past record,
10 a similar cspsciiy. j. my ONLY guar
AMY for the future.
RespscifaliT-
G. W. GROoNs.
COUNTY PROS EcUToE
We are authorized TO announce D.
+. BROWN a. a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney fOr Hays county.
TREASURER
Wesre suthOiizei 70 snnounce D. p
HOPKINS IS eaudidste for Tre1s-
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Price Reduced.

We have concluded to reduce the
price of the few remaining copies Of
our Description Of Hays county one
half, viz: single copies 5cts.; 6 copies
for 25cts.; IA copies for so cts, and 40
copies for 81, Just the thing to send
to friends abroad. For particulars see
last page of this paper.
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WESLEYAN 3
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viii begin forty. third annual session September
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Advanced course OF study. Tho best advantages
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JUST received at Lu. j. Dailey's
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Prints
Lawns. Apron checks, Shirtings
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We send out some specimen copies
of the FREE PRESS this week, and
hope to receive the subscriptions Of
those to whom they are sent
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The best Sewing machine-the
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WHAT has become of our promised
local correspondence from various
points /? Trim upyour pens, gentlemen,
and let US hear from you.
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Customer-"Why are Malt Bitters
so POPULAR"
Observation-Disclosures, as Food Med
icine, they enrich the blood, harden
the muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect
digestion"
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HOMIE NEWS
To Prlu tors.

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JUST received at Lu. j. Dailey's q
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LA EsCEPCIoN,

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WE hear of several horses having
been stolen recently, from this vicinity.
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The hill just back Of L. W. Mitch
ellis residence is we believe just a
4leetle" the tallest of this vicinity.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,

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ASSESSOR: 81


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ursr Of Hays county.

urer Of Hays county.
SHERIFF;
We are authorized to announce H.
n. BARBER as a candidate for Sher-
III OF Hays county.
ft.. ASSESSOR:
We are authorized to announce AL
BERT llEAT0N as a candidate for
reelection as Assessor Of Hays coun'
ty. s. ~
We are authorized to announce II.
4. FORTSON as q candidate for As.
SCISSOR Of Hays county. fbsij as 3
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT
NO. /.
We are authorised to announce I.
j. MCCARTHY as a candidate for Com.
missioner Of Hays county.
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Or. JOHN L. PAYNE,

Having permanently located 10 San xaroo1s ~
spectfuy tenders his professional services y TIE
ctssns Of the town and vicuity u the pleeVee ~
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no. HAsDTN. C.D.c nc.
By 10. ,. T. GREEN, D!Tuis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
The Twin Senators.

General Burnside, who is nearing sixty
years, stands erect and elegant in his six
feet of faultless attire. Like old Uncle
Ned he has no hair on the top of his head
but enough in his branching Dundreary
whiskers to make amends for that upper
lack. In the winter chinchilla skull
cap adds to his natty appearance. His
face is clear, kind, Intelligent, rather than
strong. Among the senators he takes his
place among the "good fellows" rather
than among the men mighty in debate.
Yet, upon occasion he is found to have
plenty of mind of his own, and no lack
of power to express it. He and his col
league, Senator Anthony, are called "the
twins" Any day they may be seen arm
in-arm on the avenue, Juggling at their
constitutional walk to the Capitol.
Senator Anthony, who carries near a
dozen more years, laggs and droops lit
tie, but is borne on swiftly and surely
under the arm of his expansive twin. An
thony has face full of gentle kindness,
at one time called the handsomest in the
Senate. 1t is more than handsome still,
with its beaming gentleness, touched
now and sotteRed, by venerable years.
Both of these men carry with them an
atmosphere and aspect Of worldliness not
to be mistaken. If not quite bon vivants
in the extreme sense, you are sure that
they have thrlven long and we'll on excel
lent dinners OF the expensive sort; that
they are descending towards the shadows
with an air of unmixed bonhomle delight
full to see, if not altogether praiseworthy.
Lovers of pleasure they must certainly
be to look just as they do, and yet above
it higher and finer aspect hovers, as if
in disqualification neither had ever bur-
led the finest honor, the most delicate
chlvalry of manhood. -Mrs. Clemmens, in
IndeDendent.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
A Chnerfn1 IntrOdluctiOn.

At farewell banquet given to some
devoted explorers, who were setting out
for the wilds of Equatorial Africa, a
small weakened, bilious, cadaverous-
looking man is presented to the assem-
bled guests by the chairman of the meet
ing, with the following appreciative re-
marks:
"Fellow scientists, let me introduce to
your favorable notice DR.. K, the only
white man who has been thoroughly &C.
climated in the pestiterous jungles into
which our daring explorers are about to
penetrate. He will new accompany them
in their arduous labors, minister to them
in their hours of pain and delirium, and
when he has paid them the last sad Of
fees ana reared humble monument ov-
er their remains, return to France to
bring us their journals and collections
and give US authentic information as to
the dreadful diseases to which they will
have gloriouslv succumbedp'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
earnest9 Do you really care for him, just

earnest9 Do you really care for him, just
'sI--I-I mean / could-maybe. But
but then, you know, dear, T. can't
talk about it. I teel IS If ] were pledged
as if were breaking bond !"
TO that other fellowf Fiddlessioks
ends! You, twenty .seven years old, al
most an old maid, and as silly as that
Now, Illtell you what, If you don't turn
short corner, I'll see what ] can do my
self; and when it's too late for you, youth
be eating your heart out with envy and
rage. There he comes nov, and I'm going
out to see him and begin" and 80 I ran
down the lawn to meet him as he gave
his horse to the groom-it was only the
next day after Mrs. Chances ball.
GIVE something to tell yeu," I said,
taking his arm and holding it in way to
drive vexation to Romaine's heart, for /
knew she was looking at us behind cur
tain somewhere. 'S iis.s4a. .:',ess*
"4And I've something to show you, my
dear child" he answered, and he fumb-'
led in q pocket moment, and then, open
ing his hand Just little way, let me SET
glcam Of something sparkling-dia-
monds-silver set. -. g.. :. 7>sss' =
"Nlcholas!''s cried. And ! stood open
mouthed looking him over from head to
foot. 80 5evr'1 s1& p. =.
"'Ten years make great alterations"
he hummed. ~ .:ssEs; ~
"But, Nicholas" :>'s- -. =
"Hush hush! Do you believe she has
suspected2' he said. s,r,g. -. e..r ':
ooh, never! Oh, make haste! Oh, do
60 IN! She's in the MUSHROOM looking
out behind the curtains" And I never
was SO impatient with anybody in my
life as with the, slow, careless gait at
which he sauntered up the lawn and in
to the house. -.
I ran in, half an hour later, to get my
Japanese work. They had gone out on
the balcony, and were leaning over the
rail together, looking at the sea; and
there was color in Romaineis cheeks
and glory in her eyes that almost made
my heart stop beating. Then I suddenly
made dart at her, caught her hand and
held it up. And they both seized me
with one accord that moment, and swore
me to secrecy. And I promised and al
though I'm dying to tell you, wild horses
won't get it away from me, and I never,
never shall tell you what it was I saw on
Romaine's finger farmers Weekly.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16
NY LITTLE WOMAN.

A homely cottage, quaint and Old,
Tts thatch grown thick with green and gold,
-. And wind-sown grasses;
Unchanged it stands In sun and rain,
And seldom through the quiet lane
Afootstep passes.
Vet here nv little woman dwelt, =
And saw the shroud Of winter melt
From meads and falows
And heard the yellow ammer sing
A tiny welcome to the spring ssE
From budding sallows.
She saw the early morning sky ii.
Blush with tender wild-rose dye s.
Above the larches;
And watched the crimson sunset burn
Behind the summer plumes OF lesn 4,
In woodland arches.
My little woman, gone away - .ys
To that far land which knows, they say,
No more sunsetting! a
Iwonder il her gentle soul, +
Securely resting at the goai, X
Has learned forgetting? ~
Ny heart wakes up, and cries in vain; b
She gave me love, gave her pain s
While she was living;
knew not when her spirit fed. -
But those who stood beside her said
She died forgiving
Ny dove has found better rest,
And yet love the empty nest
She left neglected.;
tread the very path she trod,
And ask, in her new home with God
Am expected?
u
If it were but the Fathers will
To let me know she loves me still,
This aching sorrow
Would turn to hope, and I could say,
Perchance she whispers day by day,
"He comes tomorrow"
linger in the silent lane, 80
And high above the clover plain -.
The clouds are riven; ,..
Across the fields she used to know
The light breaks, and the wind sighs low,
"Loved and forgiven"
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THE IMPOSSIBLE.

Man can not draw water from an empty well
Or trace the stories that the goesips tell;
Or gather the sounds Of 9 pealing bell
Nan neyercan stop the billows' roar, ..$s
Nor chain the winds till they blow no more,
Nor drive true love from maiden's door.
Man cannot o'e-take aeeting lie, =. a 4
Change his wheat to Q field of rye,
Or call back years that have long gone by.
Man can Fever bribe old Father Time,
Gain the height of peak he cannot climb,
Or trust the hand that hath done crime.
Man cannot cruel word recall, B
Fetter thought, be it great or small, u
Or honey extract from . drop Of gall,
Man can never backward turn the tide, Y !. *
Or count the stars that are scattered wide. I'd
Or find fool trusty guide.
Man cannot reap fruit from worthless seed,
Rely for strength on q broken reed,
Or gain 9 heart he had caused to bleed. -.
Man can never hope true peace to win,
Pleasure without and Joy within, $3.50
Living thoughtless life of sin.
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MoRLAND's P1Gs.-A countryman was
shown Morland's celebrated picture Of
1.-THE Pigs" ITO be sure" said he, "they
be deadly like pigs; but there is one
fault-nobody ever saw three pigs feed
ing together but what one on 'em had a
foot in the trough"
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Like Old John Browns SOUL still Marching

: Many aek why Mr. Blackford should settle
in st. Paul with. DR.. E. B. Hallidays medi.
cines Mr.. Blackford, knowing the virtues Of
these medicines and seeing an article mum.
Der of years ago in the Minnesota papers that
st. Paul was only nine miles from the center
of the earth's circumference, concluded st.
Paul was as near the hub Of the world a. he
could get, aud it would give the medicines
room to expand themselves. And sure enough
it is now advertised In nearly one thousand
on. and the CRY is: Give me Halliday's Blood
Purifier, It seems to help me most."
KS Arc Yo0 Nos In Gooa HealthS
II the Liver is the source Of ysur trouble. you
can find an absolute remedy IN DR.. Sanfofd'l
Liver Invigorator, the only vegetable cathar
tic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures
all Bilious diseases. For Book address Dr.
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Enterprising Druexfsts.

Messrs. Gray d Hodlin of Minneapolis, the
the times and ready to meet the demands
of their many customers. They have just re:
ceived supply of that wonderful remedy, that
Is astonishing the world with its marvellous
cures. DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Hay Fever, Phthisic, Group, Whooping Cough
Tickling In the Throat, Loss Of Voice, Hoarse
This remedy pesiti7ely cures, ' as e thousand,
can testify, II you do not believe it call al
any Drug Store and get trial bottle free o
cost or regular size bottle for one dollar, As
you value your life, give 1t . trial and be con
WINGED as thousands have all ready been. For
sale at Wholesale and retail BY Gray and Hof
hin, Minneapolis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-16

. DR.. E. B. Halliday heard from on the west,
ern coast of South America. He sends Mr.. 8
Blackford formula for eargle for diseases
of the throat. Used in connection with DR..
E. B. Hal]iday's Blood Purifier, it Is warranted
to cure the very worst case of swollen, ulcerat
ed sore throat or mouth. One or two appli.
cations will satisfy anyone that 1t is the finest
preparation eyer introduced to the American
people. For scrofulous or syphilitic diseases
these medicines have no equal IN the civilized
world. In order to show them up as no humbue
or quack medicine, will send q trial bottle o.
each of these medicines, free Of charge, to any
part of the United States, to anyone afflicted
with chronic sore throat or mouth, BY the
charges. Address 8. Blackford, 146 West
Third street, st. Paul, Mimi. ''7 /
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slender fellow whose eyelashes were
burned of, whose face was covered to the
eyes with torn visor above and by a
brown beard below, who kissed her hand,
and wore an old silver set diamond crest
on his-I saw it-and whom she has set
up in her shrine for ever and ever. Why,
Cousin Nicholas what is the matter with
you9 For he had suddenly burst into the
gayest and most appearing laugh. "You
had better tell me 80 that I can laugh
too," I said, feeling as though ought to
be angry, but deciding that I could not
be vexed with Cousin Nicholas. give
no doubt she'll thing better of you when
I tell her about your scars" said.
"When you tell her about my scars!"
he exclaimed, so that / started and trem-
bled: "Open your lips to her about
them, you blessed little chatterbox, and
I'll kill you'll If she won't care for me
without scars, she shant care for me at
alll"' ,...,
"Well, I declare, I never" I began.
t'Just take me to mamma, if you please
If Paul heard you speaking so to his"
"Hang Paul! Hush! hush!" he said,
drawing my hand through his arm and
holding it. 'You have made me hap
pier tonight than you ever can again"
think everybody has gone crazYp' 1
cried. And then, instead Of taking me
to mamma, Cousin Nicholas arm slid
around my waist, and he was whirling
me round the room to the maddening
waltz music in 3 way that mamma as
serted afterward was utterly inexcusable,
and that Romaine declared took away her
breath. 81 should never have thought it
Of you, : she SAID. .szzz ,.,,.~->~~ ts3,,
Dear me" I answered; "you don't
suppose he's going to 60 signing like q
furnace for You forever, when you-:'
"When I whatq'' r.. ..:
slave refused him twenty times"
tive never had the chance to refuse
him once. don't want to have it"
"You're afraid you'd accept him, miss, y
I exclaimed. 81. @x'@ .1.,s
II don't want to accept him. u,
You'd accept him quickly enough il
bic was slender young officer with face
hidden by . bright brown beard and
smooches and smirches of powder, driv.
ing his soldiers out Of the house the first
man that ever kissed your hand, Miss
Romano, with IN old silver-set diamond
ring on his. Yon needn't think I haan't
any eyes, if wasn't but SIX years old, OF
any memory, or any faculty Of putting
1.-TWO and two together
aOh, how can you be so cruelr' she
cried, hiding her face 10 her hands.
aI'm not cruel, i said. sits You thai
No cruel, and silly too. Cousin Nicho
las i worth . dozen Of that fellow tina,
| you set up for yourself to bow down to
Don't you suppose Cousin Nichols,
would haye driven the soldiers out, ani
have Kissed your hand, tool'
Nich0las, where bullets were fyinRr
Yea where bullets were flying, snt
lriddled with them, besides. And 70,
]. dom deserve him, that you don't, if %,
la1e beautiful. HIT, OIL I do declare. Ro
| mains whsns yous ars % perfectly lovely
Iand1hs dos 1ove you 70, for you too
How do ron know he loves me 20
Il He never aid Il .' e
a. Il there was no other speech tia
4 lust . many osdsiI est see how 70
Z cAn "a sounfeeling z rs
newer said I Was unfeeling. {,
hati Really, ROmainel Are ron j