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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-12

seller March Bulk Meats--Dnii;; Shouts
ders s. 5O; clear rib IS So; clear sides
80 Is. Whisky-Ddlf at 81 IL.
a Baltimore
BALTIMORE December 1O-Flour-Fifm
without change. Wheat-Western higher
but inactive; No. 2wintcr red spot and
seller December 81 40(91 40n: seller Janu-
airy 81 42@1 421s; seller March 81 4SA. Corn
western easier; mixed spot and seller
December 6sIs@69c; seller january I01S@
70jsc; seller February 725s@7215c. Oats
Stronger; western white. 51@53c; mixed
5OG5ic; Pennsylvania 5I@53c. Rye-Dull
sions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter
Firm; western packed 1890; roll 239
SOC. Eggs-Firm at 2S@29c; lined 22a23c.
Northumberland. Coffee-Frm at
S3<aI01<c SugaT-Quiet; a soft 93sc.
Whisky-Firm at 81 1THal IS.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December -Cotton-Quiet
at lie. Flour-Duli. Wheat-Firm and
weaker. Corn-No. . mixed 05@651zc
Oats-Firm; No. mixed Acc. Rye-ln
good demand at 81 0S. Barley-Qufet and
unchanged 81 O8. Pork-Firmfat SIT So
Lard-Quiet. Bulk Meats-Quiet and I'M
changed Bacon-Unshanged; long clear
1910; clear 11Kc. Whisky-Dull at 81 -;
combination sales of finished goods, SO0
barrels, on q basis OF 81 Is. Butter
Quiet and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, December 10.-Wheat-Quiet; No
2 red spot 81 SO; seller January 81 49,
seller February 81 4l2s bid; seller March
81 43IE. COrn-Quiet; No. . spot, seller De
cember or seller February 6414c. Oats
Dull and unchanged. Receipts Of -four. TO-
eco bbls; shipments, 1850 bbls. Receipts
of wheat, 5000 bushels; shipments, 5000
bushels Receipts of corn, 1903 bushels;
shipments. :, 400 bushels.
Petroleum.
PITTSBURGH, December l0.-Petroleum-
Fairly active Emitted certificates firmcr and
Closedat S5l5c; refined &c for Philadelphia
delivery.
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1 FORTUNE awaits ANY 4 ssy,Hsaip

4. G. Bowen. Mhriou, Ohio, has cleared
$3.50 Iva Two months. - for "A test T. gCiSagC
was his first investment.
Wood. brothers LclsiuOu. Warren conn
~, Ohio, made sG.sO on eggs purchased In
August and sold November lst. - Tor "a test
package was their trst Investment.
r. II. Raymond, MOrriStOwn, Belmont
county, Ohio, H. clearing Sou a month in
handling and sclliRg OZnnc. - for II test
package was his first investment.
-. l.. Wcbhcr, Charlotte, Eaton county,
Mich, ha, cleared Sl,pD n month since
August. - for u test package was hts irNt
investment.
j. Il. Gaylord, 50 Ia Salla ST., Chicago, IL
preserving eggs, fruit, etc, for the commits
sion men Of Chicago, charging lxc. per doZ-
On for eggs. and herurticCS IN proportion.
lie il preserving SOC koLCn eggs per day,
and on his business il making 5000 Il
month clear. s. Tor = test package was his
first investment
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 10000 head +;
shipments 200 head; market generally
firm. Sales, common to GoodlmiXed s. Goa
6 10; light s. 15a6 90; heavy packing and
shipping So 2OaG As Philadelphias and
lard hogs, 614a62lc: skips and sculls 81 5Oa
) 80.
CArrLE-Receipts 800. Shipment 900
Market active and steady. Exports So 20a
I 00;ssgood to choice shipping 5HaGc; COM
mon TO fair &c; mixed butchers quite
active and firm; common to fair 81 2Oa5 90;
Texan cows Sc; steers, oxen and mixed
sales 2Ia3hc.
SHEEF-Reccipts 500. Shipments 300
Market active at 224c extra quality &c;
scullawags 81 30a2 90 per head.
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FIRST.CLASS RESIDENCE AT AUCTION,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1881.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE COURT HOUSE
" front, on Tuesday, Dec. Goth inst, AT =
o'clock p. m, that handsome property, No.
l2l7 Chapline street, the residence of the late
VIM. Paxton, and one OF the most desirable
homes in the city. The grounds are full lot
iG6NlS2 feet on Chapline street and 20 feet adj
ditional off the lot in the rear, fronting Market
street. The yard is well filed with ornament
tai trees and shrubbery. Wide alley at side
and rear of premises. The house is spacious,
handsomely finished, and has all modern con-
Neniences. Large stable and outbuidingS on
the alleys. Terms, one-fourth cash and balance
in one, two and three years, with per cent
interest, satisfactorily secured, or may be ar
ranged to suit purchaser. The property may
be examined at any time on application 10 ].
W. Paxton, 1900 Chapline street.
de7Ia j. HARVEY, Auctioneer.
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chicago.

Chicago. December 10-Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Fairly active and shade higher;
No. . Chicago spring 81 2711CS1 2iA cash.
81 27S seller December; 81 2S31al SIS
seller January; 81 29% seller February
No. 5 do 81 I4lS; rejected S5@9Oc. Corn
Steady and in fair demand at 6oA@6lc
cash; 602te seller December; Gle seller Jan
Nav; rejected SOC. 0atS-Steady at 46C
cash; 46s1e seller December 452sc seller
Janusry. Rye-Dull and unchanged. Bar
ley-Dull 1T 81 o4@l 05. Flax Seed-At
81 36(sl 81. Pork-Dull and lower; old
Sl6 IS; new ST 90 cash; SIC 9ot9i6 e2hs
seller January; SIT l2li seller February
ST. SSCsi7 ST11< seller March, Lard-Qlie
az ST. 90 cash and seller December;
! sil TX seller February; $ll S5A@u a
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FsSASCE.
New York.

NEw YoEK, December l0.-MoYEY-At3a
per cent per mnum, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Ga per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady ut 1904; demand iSi.
GovERyMENTs-Strong and generally
higher.
skies
tINCS CNtCn,ru v ;
FOurHnd-u-h0lf "a =
EOurS
RAILROAD BoNpS--IrrcguIar and unset
tied
STATE SEGURTTIES-Duli.
STucKs - Share speculation. although
not very active, continued quite firm
throughout the day. The market opened
strong. showing an advance from ycster-
days price OF !, To ! per cent, the
latter for Manhattan Elevated In
early dealings there was an advance
of Isa3t per cent for the general list Rich
mundm and Dlnyilic rising to > per cent. dur
ing the afternoon. Speculation was inactive
and slightly fcyersh, but in late dealings
4 strong tone prevailed and prices advanced
up to the close, the final sales showing an
Improvement Of Aa14 per cent.thc latter for
Hamilton and ST. Joe preferred. Richmond
and Dunyille was weak in the latter deal
ings and declined 3 per cent
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4 Cnrn.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctions of youth, ncrovus weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, l
will send a receipt that will cure you FREE
OF CHARGE This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send a .sclf-addrcSSed envelope to Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station d New York City.
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For Sale or Rent, Fine BUSiloSS Pf0Dsrty

II OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE THREE
i story bricA building, situate on the west
Ward Market House. formerly occupied by
Bachman & burst rs wholesale produce store
The building is finished above the first floor
with eleven rooms and is occupied rs n board
ing house, and the first floor Is large and ele-
CANT store room with celler and the room,
both for capacity and location, is the best for
from LIST of April. next. H. z. SHRIvER, i2ii
Main street nogsh
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HOW TO SECURE A 70

4 test package At Ozone, containing
sufficient quantity tOpTeSrrNe one thousand
dozen eggs, or othCf articles In proportion,
will I've Scut To- amy application on receipt Of
-. This package viii enable the applicant
10 pursue any line al tests aud experiments
lie dSSirUs. and thus satisfy himself RS Ia the
extraordinary merits Of Ozone ~ y PrcserN-
alive. After having thus satisfied himself,
and had time Ia look the held Ovof Ia d.
tcrininc what hu wishes 10 do In the fuh.r,
whether To sell the article tn other OF 10
COnflne IL Ia his own use. or amy Su'tI l,i''
AZ policy which Is best suited L" nun anl 10 10
his township ard county["t VIII 'ln,,
into Ru arrangement with MN lhht WI,
make 81 FurtuuC fsr hinI and give "a good
nrCGts Wr yrilIaivC exclusive township ~
county privileges to the inst responsible
unnlirYnI who orders test plckny" psi
,r'iTeg 10 COntT,A th1 bushes, In his hs'li-
~ Inc nan rho secures control Of eW'gpf
,,5,u St,SrgIi t,ry!0,U. i"iN ,ljpJ q D"hiSg
uhicd llW surety oU'tc'I han
poor let ndav pass until ~, have "n'rr-
cd Test Package, and " Nrt u''I'r 70 80
- ~, ,',,.It,.iy, rriX il..v' We assure gpu
- IT.. -. d.i..j,1r son Oi II, for the
op,,IiC.,, ions come IN - w ~ NcpicN 's'Ty
,n.iil-mauy by iuIcg"'ph. "flret c"iuEhr"t
ScTvcd" II oar rue .,
II you do MOI care 10 send money In adj
80, fnr m. fc.I package we viii send ~
~ m but tlf win put you 10 the expense
- ,iihfges frr return 81 money. our cor
respondenCc H. very large; We have All we
Give your full address IN every letter and
PRENTYSS pRESE
Sc. Cur. Mn
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Cincinnati.

CINciNNATI. December 9.-lIogS-Dull
and lower: common and Lights 00@G 10;
packing and butchers S. 2O@6 -. Re
CciptS, 5000; shipments, 925.
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who Secures Control Of OZONE a
or County.

The Cincinnati iced Co., tss West seventh
street, T. making Sb,1vn a month In handling
brewers matt, pr,sSrN ing aud shipping u NJ
feed 10 all parts az the country. Malt I'M
preserved Eours ia - hours Preserved by
ozone IL iiSps pcrs,siy sweet ior. months.
Those are instances which We have asked
the privilege NJ Publishing. Thcre arc
scores ~ others. Write To any ri the above
parties and get tile evidence direct,
Now, to prove the absolute truth ~ every
thing We have Syjd In this paper, TC prVIsS
70 place. ia DyJtIr hdHsS tie nisofia N pNItTH1 ~
yOETaU thai trc haze .,Oi ciIiH.ol hiV enough.
To any pcpop Who doubts any az uibsr
Statements, AMI Who H. interested EufilCief,-
" la make the trip, We viii pay nil trssi-
ing and hotel cNpyufcs FOE visit - this
atty, II We fail Ia rrONe any stntoneht uiaii
Sc have made.
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GOING WEST.

NoTE-Trans leaving Bellalre at 800 q. m
aud . u. m, connect at Yellow Creek Tor CIeVe-
land. ,,
ga ID, w. CALDWELL,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
E.'A. FORD, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket ATt
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seIIaire and Southwestern r. r

trains make connection with b. 4 Y; an1 =.
e. p. railroads. All trains run dslly' Sunoa'
eAceP'u is. MOONEY, President
GRO. HENRY, GenT Manager. ap
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati G. St. Louis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE.
THINE TABLE EAST AND WEST, OCT. 10,
1851. Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot
OF Eleventh street, near Public Landing, daily,
except Sunday, as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-12

FIr,'rf+er'S stomach BitterS is aS much re-
sgtr,led rs a household necessity a. sugar or
I,rricncc have proved 10 10 be perfectly relia-
able in those eases Of emergency where u
prompt and convenient remedy Is dcn2nded.
Gnu~',prfipn. liver complaint, dyspepsia, III
digestion and other trouble are overcome BY 10.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, 10 whom
apply for HUstgtter's Almanac Tor ISL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-12

nIsnF6 Dyspepsia, Liver
UsysAE0 Disease, Fever and
Aguc, Rheumatism. DrOpSy,
II cart Disease. BiIiousness,
Nervous Debility, etc. The
Best Remedy Known to Man !
l2,GOO,OOO BOTTLES !
sgTn SINCE $50.
Ills Strip Possesses Varied R'opHrtics'
tSttmugatr, the PtyaIine ira 10 saliva
Which convert, the starch aI'l. sugar OF
ahr i0CI IEtO Giuco-"- 4 d@iiCt"sic sh
ENIyrSf.C causes - .I:J' and SnslrttsE ofttiH
food "a a." Nt DI'.act. ifSi'c 's'"tt me ~
SliCngasiti, 81 icOi - prevented.
n acts ,ssaIr, uhP Kidneys
ECgrsIalC~ the EsOYPt-.
n puTissCN the Blood.
TtGuict~ thC NcrS Cr-. system.
az Promote, Digestion.
10 NOurishC,. Strengthens aad SnEiS-
Id carrie oiT thc CId BLOOD aud makes
Iiopcps thc pores or the ~sin anl i'I-
dueC~ Healthy Per irotiOH. -.,....
i urusrt,...- rHC Hereditary tam, or hnl''N
N the hioot, which -euaE,t'g ~'r3lal p. .'-
l>. aIi .l uI@uugr Oi skin diseases AMI eN'S.-
The. .,r,, mo- spirits employed ia It's mnuufac-
fus,. sut b.. g.. H" ..,nu "E the WH-i h"s'tle
I'rhn, or Ny the ..,gi ami ft"nir, 'ysrJ-4y being
required m a'-yI-luU 10 directions.
I~LA,,p EHN~CI, Eanawho Co., W. Va.
Ihaycu,eI Dr. clark JOhu~OU$ Indian Blood
Syrup IN my family for four years and IN AL
eases /. has proved 70 he ~ recommends; II
has cured mo %. l.uhIh"ria. :. :. JONES.
EUr.NSyILIE. Eraxtou Co, W. Va.
Ihave bteu entirely cared % Heart Disease
by Tie u>c ui T". Clari, IOhnsunS Indian Flood
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fD;ily except Sunday.
ESteUbenVille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
during The day passes backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and Belllire, stopping
when required ut the Sherman House, lima
willie, West Wheeling and Gravel Hin.
sUTichsville Accommodation.
SCanal Dover Accommodation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EIyEFUFYIsHpD Ro0X3 TO LET, WITH
or without boz and hlso nye eraugbt
bOrSfs and thirty ahd fbaf,sn. rr
solo Mt a great bark yui, D. " ""
RTII., cor. Main IN ~. nom
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PRODUCE.
New York.

d No sales. I offered.
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FOR SALE.
nesirahIe Residence Ear SaJo

THAT HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED
l. by Rev. j. ID. Moaatt, the houfse containing
nine 90 rooms and bath room, two pantries,
cellar and finished garrett. and on the Tot new
wash house and other osstbuildings. Ebe house
stands high, and has space on all sideSthat will
never be bsilt on, and is Taodern in styie For
term apply at the houserT SIxteentfNstreet,
or TO T. G. SfOFF At & CO.
nov22h = Twelfth Strict
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PITTSBURGH, December l0.-Petroleum-
Fairly active; United certificates firmer and
ClOsedat S515c; refined &c for Philadelphia
delivery.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF rnArss-wurE1Ise TINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-12

TTr.NSyrIr.r, Er1vtpn Co., W. Va.
find Dr. Clark Iouu~OnN Indian BloOd
~,vrup J., an s-aa recommend Il to be-. was NJ
Elected with Liver Complain, for great many
Nrsr, glnj i!u syrup completely cured me.
II n Isk.TU HIEEIE
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

THK PuxxIEST Book w 3 Smith
A c.. q B-nd Street Neg York. hsve
favored us VIII q copy Of Mr.. aud Mr..
Spoapepiyte." . neat volume ~ is
pages. conpilei from the Brookiyn Es
sIe 10 Which the the numbsrs brit ,p-
pssrc5. Thty have had . rre,t run
ever ,inoe. and 10 their collected form
,re sosss cs His bot esfes Price
. era. Yer sale o; The San Nsreos.
Bosfrs-s
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25
From Kyle.
KYLE, August %. 1881.

KYLE, August %, 1881. :
Mr., d. A Young Of Mountain City
has moved his business house down aud
since moving It. 10 adding on toit with
tho view Of opening up . better and
larger stock Of goods than he has had
before. There 10 some talk Of Schmidt
4 Meidor coming here from that place,
and IL they do old Mountain City will
DO . city Of the past. They are the
only business house Lett. Mr.. Melasky
has gone to Duprs aud Mr.. Young to this
place. Iu riding through !, oas would
hardly realize il to b. the same place,
After quite an expense aud work,
with considerable talk, the road lead
ing out to Bluuco City has been opened,
and is also the road for the Mountain
City country, too.
Their is some i'll feeling towards the
county commissioners court, f1r not
making this u voting place a great many
10 town have no conveyance TO 20 to
Mountain City, and therefore. will NOS
vote. Not only that but the country ispop
ulated enough 10 have more than one vot'
log place 10 this precinct and We think 1t
nothing more than right. There il con-
siderable comment on the matter, and
some seem to think that the court
has no regard for this place and is rath-
or giviugit the cold shoulder. but We
hope it is not the case, and We also hope
they will make this u voting place as
soon AZ possible, What do you say,
commissioners.
Yesterday afternoon We noticed a
couple OF young men driving = good
team, a pair Of dun ponies. We sup
pose they got little too much EYE
water" IRON the wsy they were waving
their hats aud making the air ring with
their yells, saying; "Hurrah for San
Marcos" l think they could have
treated the people toa little better in'
trod uction ihun this.
The college is looming up and looks
grand to behold. Kyle should feel
houured to have such building.
Cotton coming in iaet, and business
improving. EAoN.
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Gard from SENATOR Burges-
school Appointments.

SEaUiN, Texas, August, 18th, 1881
Mr.. EDITOR AS matter Of inter.
est to tho people of your county ms we'll
as to this entire senatorial district, l
usk space to say that I am required to
make appointments to our several State
institutions, viz
FoUR State Students to the Sam
Houston Normal School at Huntsville,
Texas,
ONE State Student to the A2ricul-
tural and Mechanical College at Bryan,
Texas. Thi, student must take the
course in agriculture.
ONE State Student to the Normal
School for Colored Students at Prairie
View. Waller county Texas.
Persons desiring to compete for these
appointments. must appear before the
examining board at San Marcos Texas,
on the 3lst day of August 1881 at ten
o'clock a. m. The gentlemen constit-
,uting this board are Prot, Rounsavall.
Prof John E. Pritchett, and Prof. John
Z. Bishop Any vacancy that may &C.
cur 10 this board will DO filed by Prof.
R. y, Rounsavall.
Applicants must possess good moral
characters and be residents Of this Sen
atorial District. Candidates for the
Normal Schools must sustain satisfic-
tory examinations. in the following
branches, viz Orthogruphy, Reading,
Penmanship, Arithmetic. Geography,
English Grammar. English Compost
ton, and history Of the United States.
Ladies must not be less than eighteen,
and gentlemen not less than twenty
years Of age.
Candidate for the Agricultural Col.
lege insult not be less than sixterp years
Of age and staod an acceptable eIamin
alton in Arithmetic, as far IS and in
GLIDING Proportion, Elementary gam
mer, and Geography.
Very Respectfully.
W. II. BURGEs,
Senator 3lst, Senatorial District
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SAy ANTONIO DIVISION:
ROUND MONTH.
H.sI.ClAa. NOTICE

Pcry0.x hdring bilsinesS 'ctth INC
pristing Office. in the Editors ab'
scsc. ,cill please leare their orders
,c;sA uisx Russell, at the Book Store ;
,cAo N nv h0rixed 70. rcceiue and re-
csipt for money, or attend to any
otier business pertaining to the office.
Or, ,rhen the building is closed IN
front, business 0rdersOr messages may
be left ,cith tho Printers IN the Office.
pH- Entrance to Printing Office
Through tho little cute attached to the
baisding in front, at the right hand.
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1t seems that some Of our frontier
people are getting uneasy since the ap
pointment of the new AGjutaut General,
Uvalde and Fri' counties have apple d
to Gov. Roberts tor permission to or
gspizc minute companies for home pro
lection.
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sI.ove tIiy Neighbor sIs Thyself.'
LONG BRANCH, Guadalupe Co.,
August, 18th, 1881.

August. 18th, 1881.
EDITOR FREE PRE.s:-This week in
our vicinity the above command has
been most fully and practically carried
out. On the morning Of the 10th inst,
Mr.. Polk White had his house, and
all articles properly belonging to the
kitchen department, burned, Ou the
evening OF tho 18th, on the original
foundation somewhat enlarged. stood
a bran splinter" new edi6ce, l6 foot
square room. Ok l6 kitchen and SKIS
gallery and bedroom combined-all
complete. but placing doors aud win
dows, and without money or price,
to friend White. Who will say the Texas
people are not possessed Of both energy
and whole souled genero.ity ? Cast thy
bread upon the waters" +.
Horace Waters l. Co, New York will
sell Pianos and Organs on installlnsnts
in all parts ofthe country.
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New DnsIs llsuse.

Just 10 time Mr.. Bell has built a new
bath house jus, shove Smiths mill. Co.
ins to take . bath last evening W found
IL filled With ladies. All tho ladies and
children should DO told the good news
that there 10 now . suitable place for
them to battle 10 the river. Its couve.
uieut, retired aud 10 every way suitable.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

The running at large Of hogs in this
iosn is a nuisance which the Council
should absie at once. We hops to see
.sch influences. brought 10 bear IS m,y
awaken them then to q sense Of neglect
Cd duty. and ineiie them to seton.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

Ne.-s. Huichi.nn 4 Bro: u is
VIII real pleasure that ] add ny i~s'i
rs-v - she rrsst virtues 81 Cur Nsu
r,igi-s.~ spr-is. ior rs1rslEis sbi
.;,k ksa5,-hs. Sab remedy =
Hsssinr. su1 81 suss-e-s .ho-ii trs7
4 90 hs.i J. r RIn5rLT.
rs C.'Ns3-si str-ss B,ifina-s.
Ter ss,s y Rsyss,,s q Oss'.l
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PANA. ILL.,. Jan rs. 1851 have
used your Kress Fever Touio, and found
1t much easier to cure the Chills with
it than tor me to solve your rebus,
8. ID. YARNALL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

PANA, Ill.,, Dec, 20. 1880 have
tried your Axue Tonic and found it
good-hsrd 10 best.
aug 25.lm j. II. YARNALL.
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE FREE
PRESS, BY @. W. DONALDSON d co.
Coffee. per ID. ll0is
sugar, brown. per 10. 10 lie
graduated. per lb. lsX II
crushed. :" II
Eggs, per dos. 1914 to l5s.
Butter, per ib.20D26
Chickens. per dos $500 to a. 50
Bacon, clear sides. per ID. -
Lard, choice refined g 90 Is
Hams, IbK
Hol..ses. sorghum. per s.l !onsc
sL1.. 370
Syrup, Golden, Is
kice. choice. per ID; sx40
Apples, dried, OK
Primes. Turkish, ~
Soda, Epglish, 6D6k
Pepper, biz. ae
Spice, all, -
Starch, 606k
salt s ss:,''' per ':s'' !, 50
Flour. Texas. per 100 lbs. $500
- st. Louis. per Dbl u 6o0es %
Meal, per bushel, 10
Corn 6696o
oats, <Oo5o
Wheat. per bsshel. o. oo1l IS
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Or. JOHN L. PAYNE,

Having permanently located IN San nssssss =.
cissns Of The town and vicinity IN The pvassiee Of
Medicine. Obstetrics and 0ynesology. TIE suse es
the Opium Habit made specially: Charges foGulss'
Reynolds Dasisl'a Drug etsss. o@es hee!e. q
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

VIZ haze some real bargains IN Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots & Shoes. Summer Dress
Goods, Trunks, etc. We are anxious to
reduce our present stock to make room
Tor u splendid stock recently bought iu
New York. and can Offer speci VI induce
ments for the next thirty days. We
mean il. JOHNSON J. JOHNSON,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-25

The Kyle Courant complains OF o
scarcity oi water at tina, place. An i'm
r,,ts at want at time like this.
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