San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-11-03

One million chairs for sale BY Eppner 4
Nance. lII
Foa sale or trade-a good second hand
Cooper wagon. Apply 70 Mark Rogers
Now Ii the time to buy carpet Eppner 4
Nance sell II cheaper than you can buy Il
elsewhere in the State.
See new advertisements Of J. Ross Brown.
Mr.. Brown now has large stock Of nice,
seasonable and attractive goods Give him
call
Notice.
From and after this date will sell wood
exclusively for cash.
is. RoWwooD.
Nov. 3. 1881.
Sae notice of DR.. Simcock, dentist, In our
local columns. DIR. 8. we believe was reg
ularly educated to his profession. Give him
trial, il you need anything done in his
line.
G. W. Donaldson 4 Co., call attention to
the market report this week. New goods
constantly arriving.
Their express wagon, Gree delivery runs
to any part Of the town,
SEE card Of R. Won Boeckmann, Book
binder, Austin. We have personally inspect
cd his work, and do not believe It can be
surpassed in any department of il. Send
up your magazins, music, etc., and have
him bind them for you.
: The Wimberly meeting reported the form
Of a petition for vote ON the location Of the
county seat, and called meeting Of the
committeeof one from each precinct for the
9Th inst, at that place to select location to
be reported to the next term of commission
ers court.
More Honor for Hays County.
In the half mile race that took place at
the fair at San Antonio on the 1st the
daughter Of Grindstone was the champion,
beating four others. Grind Stone was raised
in Stringtown, Hays county. Time 81 Sec
onds and pull double.
To arripe this soeek, Ladies Diagonal and
Cashmere wrops, Ladies Walking Jackets,
Ladies Ukters.
New lot of dress goods, trimmings &c. at
MALoNE's CHEAP STORE.
MAJOR HINzIE was detained here the first
half Of the week experimenting his business
at this place. He informs us that his trade
here continues better than he anticipated,
and that SO long as it pays expenses, he will
continue here. We 'guess" he will be here
q good long while on that programme.
Change Of Time.
A change of railroad time went into effect
on Sunday. We can only give the time for
this place this week. Southwark bound
trains arrive at lao P. M. and $50 P. M.
Northward at 9.42 A. M. and 2.27 P. M.
The LAO and 2.27 trains bring the mails.
The change will be great Improvement, es-
pecially if the trains come on time,
We need scarcely call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of L. Wolfson,
the great San Antonio merchant. whose
name and fame are in all the papers and in
the mouths of all the people-for the reason
that it can scarcely escape their observation.
We need therefore only ask forit a careful
perusal, and of course our readers will not
fail to call at Wolfson's when they visit San
Antonio,
New Stand and New Goods.
Mrs. Alyea wishes to inform the public
that she is now fully open for business at
her new stand adjoining the FREE PRESS
building, where she has on display her full
stock of Millinery goods, comprising ladies
hats, trimmings, flowers, plumes and other
Also nice stock of ladies un-
ierwear. She is also engaged in dressmak-
ing, and solicits orders in that department.
A few boarders wanted. Good accom-
modations.
New goods at Malone's,
Knit goods, Ladies and childrens Basq ues
~ Goats.
Childrens Hoods and Coats,
>, Capes and Hoods,
r..E.