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AUCTIONS.
BELL d co, Auctioneers,
BELL 6 CO.. AuctIOneers,

THIS Tuesday MORNING, cct.llth,
at IL o'clock sharp,
In Front of SaIesrOonl, No. Gas j Street,
Between Ninth and Tenth:
ANE FINE BAY HORSE, ONE GRAY MARE,
~ five years old; three Two-year-old Colts, one
Open Side spring Buggy, one Set Double Harness,
etc. AZ sale Positive. 81
o11-1t BELL & CO., Auctioueers
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson.s,
els and go street. Iy7-u
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pr. La Mar's seminal pIns.-The best

DIR. La Mars Seminal PiiIs.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physical Prostration, Loss OF Sexual Yigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many al ments caused
by Excess, Self Abuse. Dissipation, etc All suf-
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and re-
kindles the fame Of Hope, Health and Ambition.
The GLORY or MAN Is HIS STRENGTH DR. LA
MARS PILLS are a veritable I" Fountain Of Youth"
Price, 81 SO per bottle Sentby Express, on receipt
of price Tor C. O. d., to any address. A. Nc
BOYLE i CO., Druggists, P. Q. Cox 1852 San
Francisco. mZo-om
For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos St., bet. Fifth and Sixth jy25-lm
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AUCTION s Al
or TIE
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
SIG p street., bet. Eighth an.l Ninth.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1851,

On the premises at Il o'clock A 81, sharp, and the
sale is without limit. 45xl60 feet Of Lot No, 3, P
street, Eighth ard Ninth south side. The lot is
high and improved. Residence is fine two-story of
eight rooms, two halls, double parlors Closets pan
tries and bath room gas and water and fine hard
finished house from top to bottom. new house
and very complete Also, good barn, out -houses,
etc. Terms OF sale: Ten yer cent. on day of sale,
balance when deed is made. House open for in
spection at all times until day of sale.
sgE Sale positive. BELL & co,
oStd B. C.l Aucti0neers.
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Aneo3eg oar FINE HATS for mems
2Ce0r ts one of the best material, ecjth u
acide, curvjasg 63'i31e, and q soft, round
crOaCn, to be ac02n iRde2eted. Price,
So 90 This quality and style HAT
readily SETS elsewhere at fancy prices.
For yOat7eg men there IS o. Low CROWN
HAT, acith o. deep band and bound
edge, at 81 rs. Haze just received
BOYS MILITARY CAPS. at so cents
each.
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Indignation in Army circles.


WASHINGTON October 10th.-There is great deal
Of unfavorabe comment, in army circles and out of
them, on the proposition to appoint Colonel Rock
well Quartermaster-General over the heads of thirty
officers OF superior rank in the Quartermasters De-
partment An army officer gives the following
account in the Republican to day. " 1t is a mistake
to say that Colonel Rockwell was booked for the
place by the late President. 1t WAS, however, SO
written down on the safe of the chum' Cabinet
and paper for the consummation OF this purpose
was prepared early in August and ready for
the signature OF General Garfield while he
was living in his bed unable to attend
to any business The intention was to watch for an
opportune moment when the President seemed able
to sign his name intelligently, and then finish the
work This came to the ears of MIR. blaine, so goes
the story, who very decidedly expressed his dsap-
probation of such proceeding at that iuncture,
and added that when the Pres dent should be found
in sufficiently healthy condition of mind and body
to transact business matters, he (Ir. Baine} would
demand that his signature be placed to documents
of vastly more Importance to the United States
than the question as to who shall succeed
General Megs in the Quartermaster- Generals
office. No further movement made by the
Rockwell party until after the death OF General
Garfield, when, it is alleged, Mrs. Garfield was re-
quested to, and did, write letter to President
Arthur, recommending the appointment OF Rock
well to be Quartern aster General. About the same
date or just after, General Grant sent letter to
the President stating that he had long desired and
now recommended the appointment of General
Rufus Ingalls, to be Quartermaster-General when
that Office becomes vacant" The ex-arny officer
who gives this information to the Republican is a
chun" of some officers of the army, and says
he knew generally whereof he spoke.
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The one Hundred and Fifth Call for
Payment of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, October 1oth.-The following is the
circular issued this afternoon relative to the pay
ment of the bonds embraced in the 105th call:
Notice is hereby given that on and after Monday,
the 18th instant, the United States bonds embraced
in the I05th call will be redeemed in the Treasury
Department at Washington to the extent Of So 000,
600, with interest to the date Of payment. Weekly
purchases at the Sub-treasury in New York will
continue as heretofore. Authorized parties trans
hitting bonds for redemption should address them
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, Losn Division,
Washington, D. c., and the bonds should be as
signed to the Secretary of the Treasury for redemp
ton. Where checks in payment are desired in
favor of any one but the payee, the bonds should be
assigned to the Secretary of the Treasury for re-
dempton for account Of -fHere insert name of per-
son or persons to whose order the check should be
made payable.
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LMbuu DI Corset I

They are aeell ach0Jebo3seeJ, and haze side
steeJs and double steeJs i2s front. The
shape IS model, and evesy part IS care
fully made anal finished. The color Is q
handsome dr0b, aOith sC]tite etgi1ag and
embroidery of Cardinal or bJste stitch
ing.
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A Aeavy, glossy NOTEPAPER of u
creamy sCzsjte hase, Fl sheets for 10 cents;
u second quality that Is patge schite and
not so he0vy, 20 sheets for 5 cents We
Easoec of ns03ay other brands of eCritj2sg
paper, and Keep bstt this o2ae-the best.
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THE PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Objects of interest to the United States
require that the Senate should be convened at an
carly day, to act upon such communications as may
be made to it on the part of the Executive, now,
therefore, 1, Chester A. Arthur, President of the
United States, have considered it to be my duty to
issue this proclamation, declaring that an extraordi-
nary occasion requires that the Senate of the United
States should convene Tor the transaction of bust
ness, at the Capital city, Washington on Monday,
the 10th day OF October, at noon on that day. Ali
who shall at that time be entitled to act as mem.
bers OF that body are requested to take notice.
Given under my hand and seal, etc.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR, President
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A Novel Marriage.

The sympathetic -parson was cheated
out VI u connubial arrangement Oh the
lU,h instant, undit was thrown into tho
august court authorily's huuds, who
tied In style, The utfulr samc about at.
ter this wise: While tho awful com
mi. sioncrs' court was In session, sol
emu knock was heard on the outer wall,
and il wns learned that Mr.. MILAN
NIcKsoN and Mrs. MARTHA j. WINTER
were most anxious to become two
hearts That bsst al aone,a md that the
ceremony could not possibly be delayed
a license wAsipfodueed. tile thenN With
his fairy baton adjourned court, tho low
ing couple marched forth in bridal ar
ray, tho court officers acted us attend
ants, MIR. A. t. Brooks, commissioner
from precinct number three, gave away
the bride, and that most placid and 10y O.
ly parsonage, RliH. Munlovc, j. p, tied
tho Gordon knot. After congratula
tions from the sheriff. judges, Irepos-
scssing county clerk, ct al. the happy
couple sped away to the tunc OF "Come
haste to the wedding;" without cards OF
presents court was again duly resumed
and the halls of tho, courthouse ceased
to be the precincts OF Cupid and DO
came The stern oitadol oflaw apd Justice
I . Il p
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cost $4,000, Md be r,.puscnase.A, .uu
taken to the city to be put 10 operation
II Ia Also 'cophdeotly anticipsssd that
the Sabine Pass II. II, will strike at Pal.
cstine, giving new outlets north and
south.
At Palestine. Sunday. the 10Th, tho
Rev. Mr.. Dnmbcll preached his fare
we'll discourse toa large congregation
liz leaves this week TO nccept a cal In
Galveston, ,apd, beprs, with hip the love
and coniidon 90 oi swide ciFcle OF friends.
Our friend Johnnie Bennett, we hear,
left Palestine sho 18th 10 become Bon.
edict at Galvcsfon. tho 18th. I'm his
return We learned thu, tho boys were to
give johnnie and his bride a grand re-
ccp'ion.. success TO the happy couple
We we're glad to know that Col. j
W. Ewing, Of the Advocate, Is recover
ing. and we hope lie may be good iol
another quarter Of a century or more
The visit OF our butter half md sell
to Pslastine vns brimming over. with
happiness. and our sincere thanks arc
due kind friends for oourtesics in OUT
behalf.
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uars Couuty Honored at Houston.

HAYS county received special honor at
Uouston in the person of the reporter OF
the FREE Pass. On the morning OF
the editorial excursion TO the suburbs
of the city. he. being otherwise engaged;
missed going with the procession Got
some Is or 20 cnrrinrcsl Meeting some
time after with Mr.. w. ID. Cleveland,
The famous cotton dealer the latter
hearing that our reporter desired to 20,
and tha, h, vas from San Marcos. forth
with chartere fine carriage; with a
nerro driver. end sent him on his way
rei,iring. And afterwards, Mr.. Wat
son. another prominent representative
n the cotton interest took him into his
burev and otherwise showed him pr
t;cul.r attentions. Our rernrfer y by
no means so vain IS to attribute al ihis
70 any PERSONAL merit 81 his own. hn'
r;ves credit entirely tn the high 20
s;,,on occupied hy his town and county
in commercial circles
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STANDARD OF THE ENGLISH LANoU'
AGE -Webster's Unabridged D!cti"n
ary is commended the English World
aver for it's excellence, Wherever you
flnd English speaking people there you
find Webster. England has produced
nothing equal to it, and in America it
il The standard. The illustrations are .
morvei for. accuracy and number, and
it is treat jusNi be able to look through
t. The new edition has one 1873 pages
Z 600 enpravipgs and four pages colored
plries. Its able and comprehensive
definitions arc q litrsry in themselves
4 theshurus Of us6ounded treasures
Our Church Paper, New Market Va.
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Personals,


Mr., Haokls, we notice, has he'd NJ
hsndsowe residence nicely 70 palstsl'
Mr., b. D. Hastings is here for few
days recruiting,
Mr., Webbis quite III at his residence.
Mr., Hopkins, also, remains on the sick
list.
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy left on Tnesdsy for
Stspnton, Va. to attend ths PrssbytcFiap
synod ut thstpace. iRf sFs =
Miss Annie Swisher, AZ Aus,in,s very
young aud promising lady, was here on
Monday, the guest Of Miss Russell.
Mira Mitchell. Of Austin, was 10 town
on Monday last on business, She was
II the Hofeilx hotel.
blessrs. French aud DArsett, Of Pal.
estinc. made brief call last week. In
q musical way with friends they passed q
a pleasant evening. , Flstl
Messrs. Bcreres and Nelliyan, Of Pal
cstine. were 10 the city, the l6tl,, and
in company with party had stroll up
10 the Syringe. , lftN ! 40
Mrs. Capt. Martin with her Two oupg-
eat daughters aud Master Edward lett
San Marcos the 10Th for visit to Ala
bama. Wewish tlicip >. happy se,bdon
with old.iime friends.
Miss Katie McGehec has printed por
traits Of her grandparents very credit
ably, in their ynuth. ! TheyIlosk nlnsos,
rs young and blooming as Miss Katie
herself.
Mrs. Brown hns decided to. discon.
tinue her dressnaking business, and has
tnrncd il overto her prncipi assistant,
Miss Ads Caldwell, avery competent
and accomplished young lady.
Mr., Jas. p. Evans. Of Calvert ton,
AMI proprietor OF the fremont opera
house, is sojourning IN the city n shori
time ior his health. Mr. iIyans is ~
esteemed fricndfof Mr. Ross j. Brown,
aud is at the Exchange hotel.
Mr.. Smythe, our st. Louis CORE
spondcnt, is in town and favored W. wit
calls. He represents a large and val
liable landed interest in this immediate
vicinity. which he wishes to dispose of.
Capt. Ragsdale is his agent,
Major Brown. whose arrival Of thi.
place from Cuba, was announced in our
last, is the general agent Of thefamous
Mackinnon Pen Co.. OF New York. Amy
of our citizens who may desire one Of
these incompatible pens, may become
fully posted on the subject by calling on
Mr. Brown. N'Hilf|3
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San Marcos is going to furnish the
hero jou nalist Of the age-alfhough
mail a nd some what precocious now, he
NAV in IL course ofyears bear the palm
Tor the " coming ran !" OF the newspaper
are. Ills name il Oscsr Bell. about four
wears old, and every day his sicnio,,
risn voice. calls out ut the stores and
nublic places" Heres your San An
iouio Express. for five cents. Inc art.
rrescrvaiive seems TO have peculiar
fascination for the news boy. and y
permitted he would p,ss most OF NJ
time in the printing once talkrnf win
tie editors and printers Tbs i Mas
Ter O.csr's fret" puff. sDd II he 1--we
long enough, be viii write his own no
,ice for the future metropolitan jour
nsl Of Texas lf'
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To, TslE PEOPLE OF TEXAS

~ se6 h1ksVhAshs VI AGAAN
On the fourteenth, Of jSnpsyy 1850,
the Third Congress of tho kepnhlie Of
Texas passed an &C. requiring fivc COM
hiissiouers 10 select .. location tor
the Capital OF the Republic at some
point above the San Antonio aud. Ma
cosdoches road, and between tho rivers
Colorado and Trinidad" The congress
also required the commissioners TO set
apart grounds ut the Capital Most Eli
giLte for Unipersity." Thus Austin
was made tho perlnnucpt seat Of govern
mcnt, aud forty acres OF land halt n
mile north oitthe Capitol Building was
was set aside aud dedicated on the Map
as the place for the Uniyefsi,y OF Texas.
Westward QUE mile distant rise the
mountains Of the Colorado, whilst FROM
the lofty emineuce OF uuivcnity Hill q
hundred feet higher than the Capitol.
the vision ranges for thirty miles IN
every direction over q rich and lovely
landscape.
The spot thus selected for q Uuiver-
si,y by Lamar. Burnct, Rusk aud their
euinpalriols, has, from the date VI its
ded icatiou been proudly pointed TO By
those who, made Texas, 70 thes site OF
her future university.
The people will bo called on 10 Sep
tcmber neat to vote ut Il special election
for the location OF the University, mud
we respectfully submit tue following
reasons Tor its location ut Austin: :.
!. The State owns u commanding
anu lovely site ut Austin, dedicated for
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Sunday. School Convertion. 81

The Hays county sunday school con
yeption will meet in the Christian
church in San Marcos, ut u O'Clock Sat
urduy mo, uiny, May %. All Sunday.
schools in the county arc requested 10
send delegates, one delegate to every
fifteen pupils, All ministers Of the Cos
,el and superintendents OF various Sun
day schools are invited to attend and
p,rticlpate in the exercises Of the con
rent;on. Ample accommodations will be
made for all. Pr TURNER, Prest.
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knights OF Pythias.

Quite number Of names OF nromi-
neut citizens have been secured TO form
lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias at
this place. The order would no doubt
succeed admirably here could the active
assistance for considerable time be Sc
cured Of members we'll posted IN its
practical workings. The principles OF
the KNIGHTS Of Pythias arc such as
commend themselves 10 all honest. ia
telligent and good men. A connection
with the order j. like drinking from .
perennial srring 'f delights AMI genial
brotherhood.
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pcavline.

When a manufacturer is willing to let
anyone try sample OF his goods it is
we'll to see that such samples have fair
trial.
Mr.. James Pyle of New York has
sent samples of PEARLlNE fordistrl-
button at San Marcos-it is especially
adapted to hard water sections. AS
there are numerous oounterfelts out
see that the name JAMES PYLE. is on
the package. E.l.TTt.,.ff '"
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Now Is Your Time.

We will sell our entire stock OF Dry
Goods. Notions, Complete line Of Gents
aud Boys Clothing. u splendid line Of
Ladies' and Gents Ziegler Shoes, Hats
Of all kinds and styles and in fact every
thing in the Dry Goods line a, cost 'dr
cash for 30 days. Como early while our
stock is complete and you will get a
b,rgain. =. X. TURNER u 20.
May l6, 1881.
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That Picnic.

WE have a letter. from orr Austin
corrce pondent, but have only room this
week ior the following paragraph; ,
Va On Saturday attended the picnic OF
Eve Sunday schools united in Dcshn
Runton's pasture 1t was pleasant to
meet many old neighbors, many friends
from San srros. and among them the
proprietor Of THE FRsE Press. There
was music, and speaking, and dinner and
I suppose there were more than twelve
baskets full 1of the fragments lcif.
Much regret was felt that Elder ) >.
Williamson did not get there to speak,
and none felt more than the writer.
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EscApEp.-One of the thieves who
stole j. 5. Browns horses escaped from
Jail 10 this place on Monday night. 1t
was the "old story" tho iailor had given
the prisoners their supper outside the
cage and supposed all bad returned.
Tie escaped man is a bad one. S2o re
wari is offered for his capture. s85
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Nh, What Coprhi

viii you heed tho warning, tho signal
perhaps Of tho sure approach Of tlat more
terrible dlseaso Consunptiony Ask, your
selves II You can afford for tho sake OF sav-
ing 10 cents TO run tho risk md do nothing
for II We know from experience that Shi.
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough. lt,pqyer
fails, This explains why more thnn MI.
lion Bottles wep sold the past year: y II
relieves Group, and Whooping Cough, al
onco. Mothers, do not bwithout II. For
IAmo Back, Side, or Chest, uso Shilohi
Porous Plaster. Sold by R. Fhoxxs, drug
gist, San Marcos, Texas.
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There is great complaint in-this yicin
Nv Ne we'll IL elsewhere Of horses beine
stelcn. Some farmers have had as hlsl
as five or six taken: 1t the kleptom1a,
MA continues one might supposothe. old
fashioned plan OF orsanizlng vigilance
committees would be inaugursted,, A
few sweeps Of their broom will clean
mt the ruOSt. a.. ~ ,f.4
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Bold RobbeU.

At Mariindale yesterday morning (ihe
iSih) betseen : 9o'clock A. ". three
y0aag men catered Eherly Pc'ers store.
asking 10 bur something a5d OHsrIng
$40 bill. While Peters vas changing
tbs biI. the party presented revoivers
81 bis head and dens,nd, d him TO delIv-
20. They then took all the money be
hsi. $50. helped themselves 70 gods
szsh a. they rsnsel. sni left the dlg
rn-s na h-r.s hsek. Their s.nss haze
q. Zee, discovered.
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The Barnes hcusc st Hnus'na is b.
;,r tor do-a tn nats Tlsre for foe
bc,el TIE v -rncs hnlss VS. once the
r.r;,oJ Of tl-e rsrublie ef Tors and
Uo,ssrr snd WhsTton snd Rusk have
r,,Js he fsr.c IMMORTAL. hut TIE re-
-.o-s,lessh ,ud e modern rrnrress sFarN.
- -o,urent hs-rve- venersb'e; and
-, -o,bi-r zili t.s VI, q The Old re-
r-tI5c hut. -s-oTT-
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= fast week Mr.. Brown, recently from
Cubo presented his friends with q trop
icsl fruit called men,y, a beautiful oval
shaped nut, brown color. sometn,ng nnc
= coconnrt.. The pulpis Of rich chos-
olate color, enclosing a polished looking
seed, oval shaped, with a hard shell.
This fruit grows on trees and weighs
about two pounds. TASTES very much
like our Yankee pumpkin. cooked and
en- ootcnca
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nIlLl,I. AAD TAslIIvAADLl.

LADIES wishing to make . stylish tot
lette should call on. MRs. N. j. Cos
sErr at Austin. Shc has tho mosl
fashionable establishment iu tho city
Her millinery goods are constantly ar
irving from the ki.t and are Of the latest
AID most beautiful styles. Her dress
maker il an artist in that limo and guar
antees satisfaction 10 finished work. A
full limo OF fashionable hair goods on
hand. March 81, 1881. Bun
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Mn. HlLLYER. photographer, has just
received q new and beautiful scenic
back ground anil stone ballusrrade TOR
making those charming pictures OF chi
dren, so much ADMIRED, wherever intro
duced He is turning out first class
work in all respects, and 10 few dnys
will shos q full limo Of San Marcos
kpcoimena. - I.
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Married.

MooBE-KE11Y-On. Tuesday evening
the / It'll inst, at the residence Of and by
the Rev. Mr.. Kelly, in this place, Mr.. W.
B. Moore aud Miss Mary q. Kelly. Attend.
ants, Rev. Mr.. Hatcher and Sam kone and
Misses Matte Kelly and Matte Zivley.
The FREE Press sends congratulations.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

WE ought sooner to have acknowl'
edged from our friend DR.. Erhard;; a
sample of Bastrop Ignite coal. lie
stated he was about to write up me
article for tho Houston Posi-. 1t has
the appearance OF being valuable.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

AN EXTENDED list Of standard peri;
odicals, embracing Arpleion's journal
Lippincott's, Harprrs Weekly. Fuek,
Wilkes Spirit of the Times, etc.. etc.,
also, new line of Fashion Journals
will be kept at the San Marcos Book
Store and News Depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

SPECIAL inducements in Dress Goods
md trimmings. Hats. and good assert
mcnt of mems youths and boys 'Iloth-
ink at prices lower than ever offered
Come and see us.
JOHNSON n JOHNSON.
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NOTICE..

All persons that have not rendered
their taxes for the year 1881, will please
meet me at my office, between this and
the first day Of June. this May 10, 1881.
Il s. FoRTsAN,
m Tax Assessor Hays Co., Tex.
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Dvspcpsrs and Liver Complaint.

Isit not worth the small price Of 10 cents
to free yourself of ovcry symptom Of these
distressing complaints II you tlAislu 70; oell
at our store and got bottle or Shiloh's VI
talizer. Every bottle has q printed gparar-
too on it. use accordingly and Il It docs you
no good Il win cost you nothing. Sold by
II. ,FRoM,E, druggist, Ban Marcos Texas
We have n speedy and positiye Ctre for
Catarrli, Diptberia, Canker Mouth and Head
Ache, in SIInoR's CArAisRH ltxxnDy.yl A ma.
sal injector free with each bottle. Use u u
you desire health and sweet BREATH Price,
10 cents. Sold by X! FisoMNE, druggist,
San Marcos, Texas r'ily sii-sd "a
not afiH 1-L.al @. phlci sii
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-19

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