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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-12-22
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imo iiIberne sSeberbalter unb ;Sebern,
,Ino tuuienO anbere 9lrtiteI sum S6muf
lno praftiiben 8ebrau6e.
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baItiSite unb moSernite in Der Stabt,
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babcr Inn Benei8ten 3uiprud.
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tpieber in meinem @siddfts anseiteat
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bienen.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-12-22

DaS" gu 6ei6snfen fur Die 5eiertass
empfeble i6 Die sr6bte uniitertrefiIi6s
GuSwabl bon 9arIor Sets, 2omses,
9utent Rofers, 2lrmitdblsn. SCOT
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9oIitererfad eini6IasenSe 9lrtiteI.
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AZ, Alp iiber @opomans S6ubitore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-12-22

BeA- gSarum 6srr 30. 9ropn iein
0ei6dftslOfal 9eraOe Bee Sips (9ies
nenitod) sGtauft bat, mag man6em ieis
ner ,abIrei6en &uuoen bisber Elm Rdtbs
icI Seneien fein bic 96ilnB beiielbsn
fann Sober lei6t finoen, ipem or su ges
gennGrti0Cr 3eit ben Store beiu6t -
wie all einem Sienenitode ipp9t unb
crdn9t eS iid bier burdeinanber BON
Gins uub ausBebenpen &unSen, peI6e
hurd bic rcihe 9luspabl bon lSaaren
an9eSp9en perbeu. Gs ipdre i6Wieris,
einen 9lrtifel in ieinsr 9rande su nen,
nen, ben Serr Sroipn nj d. bat;
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WoIIiuaaren, llntsrfleioer fir Serren
uno Damen. Sofftr unb 9teiietai6en,
SaIstG6er, Sai6entiider uno Dtans
detten, YUritsdnaSsln, 9liuge, 9etten
une anoereS 0ei6meibe, Sdber, Hes
gen. uno Spnnenibirme, Hs9enmdntsl,
Gloats, S6aiplS mo Sadsn, 9tiSps
laden uno tauIenb anbere Nrtifel, nit
eenen man Otdnnlein uno 98eibIein,
SiinSling uno Sunsfrau, Snoben unb
Wtdo6en fir bic sSeiertase cine Sreube
MAIDEN fam. SerseBt alio bel euren
Gintdufen 9rown's Bee Sipe MID: les
bes Sinb tpeib, no bas 2OfaI lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-12-22
SeiertagS-9(n5eigen.

nA- YuIperiiirter 3udtr, ltaiie,
SuBeIn, Oeutfbe 3petidsen, einSes
mddte 6riidte. 2ebtuden uno feineS
Sadpcrt. 5ener: Gbriitbaums 9er=
sen uno cine gtuSiuabl 3ude,paaren,
nebit einem Enforcement i6bner 9ams
pen uno 9orseaanWaaren, slllcS su iebr
bilIisen Breiien.
40 s. s. gSi6maper.
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r@- s. .. gSiaiams empfiebIt iein
rel6es Eager BON SpieIipaaren, Niis
len, Ganbies. Sonnta9sI6ulen biais
init 8orrutb perisben. 4s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-12-22

GOD 4 NlNlINU
o: every description done after short notice
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Wealthy American capitalists AR
seeking Investments in Mexico.

Wealthy American capitalists are
seeking investments in Mexico.
Wm. p. Frye has been elected to
the United States Senate from the
state Of Maine.
The cotton commission house of
Bush, Yates & Co, at Mobile have
failed ~ amount of y2O0,0O0.
The czuIs future policy, il is said,
will be liberal, and promotivc of the
interests Of the lower classes.
The Nihilists are still at work in
Russia and warn the car 10 beware
the fate Of his father.
Revolutionary efforts are being
made in London 10 blow mp different
parts of the atysr
James Gorden Bennetts last idea
was 10 hire Johann Strauss and or
chessra TO play for him at the tune Of
$4,000.
A tornado passed orer s W. Ms
soarl- March IL, deDolishing fifteen
hOases at Gzlena- prfaIly vOunding
two persons, and inJ1ring seriously
- o-hers
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
VARIOUS TOPICS.

Opium kills 2OOO,OOO Chinese yearly
Representatives from France are to be
sent to the Yorktown centennial.
\ The Ladies Land League Of Ireland
are furnishing prisoners with food.
Illinois claims to have made half the
machinery Of the United States during
1880. A...ai'
Five lady physicians have graduated
this year from Il c st. Louis Homoe.
op thic college at St. Louis.
Iowa has $50 butter aud cheese fac.
tories, mukiug' in LAST year $1,000. .00O
worth OF PRODUCTS. nf
TIE e,timated cost OF the Pannmu
canal to DO completed In 1888 is about
SlO2. 100000.
Mrs. Garfield. aged eighty gears, aud
the mother of the president, Witnessed
the Inauguration OF her son. a.. ..4
There are about one million more
males than females 10 the Unite States
lie females prevail IN the eastern states.
The Nor;h Carolina legislature dur
| irg two months passed 500 bills. I'm
happy people. .H,
There has been seven fold increase
Eof crime in the past seven months in
Ireland.
Talmage snys he will tnke cool
100 ,fNj0 souls on the road to Heaven
Is he quite sure they are going that
way? a mf
At Florence, s. e.. recently James
Best was struck dead by lightning. The
fluid scooped out big grave and buri-
ed him.. -'' ~.
Mrs. Mary Grizzarl, a relative of Da-
Ivy Crockett. has been elected clerk Of
the house Of representatives in Ten.
iIesste. w lls ,Ha') t' aHH ta
Whitelaw Raid has feathercI his nest
and is to marry u DAUGHTER of u. d.
Wills. OF California, assessed ut $22,
900 600.
Turkey says she will ccde Crete and
parts CT Thes.aly to Greece. but If that
does not suffice, war will probably have
to come. ii''l'tsA Pm 1+at'
Don A. Pardee has been nominated
to the vacancy in the U. S. court ca,ls
ed by Judge Words promotion to the
supreme bench. He is from Missis-
sippi and is comparatively young
man.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

TIE St Louis Republican saysproofs
continue to accumulate that good
feeling and pleasant interchange OF
,ivilities have taken the place of the
harsh political asperities that till re.
Gently prevailed at Washington City
and throughout the country. A few
days ago Senators Beck, Lamar, Nor
gan and Hill, and ex-senator Thur
man, were among the callers at the
White House along with Conkling,
Arthur, Logan and Cameron-all of
whom. we ere told. ".iad pleasant in
teryiews with the president" Some
of these distinguished gentlemen had
not cost their shadows on the thres-
hold Of the executive mansion for
several years
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
A Tale Of Woe.

A private letter received in this city
from G. G. Philbrick, dated Candy,
Minnesota, February IS, 1881, and
written at different times from that
date until the Dist Of the same month;
said letter was mailed ON the 22d and
did not reach this city until March
2nd. Candy is situated on the Wi
mona and st. Peter railway near the
Dakota line. Here is the letter in
brief: "Snow is from fifteen to TWEEN.
ty feet deep, and our people are com.
PEELED to crawl out of the second sto-
ry windows or dig their way out from
the first floor. The few willows (the
largest about the size Of q whip stock)
which have lined the creek, have all
been cut down, and q few tons of soft
coal is the extent of the fuel now on
hand. A channel representing ca
nal is in the principal business street,
made so in order to reach stores.
We are out Of kerosene. Bridges
have been cut down and ties taken
from the side. tracks, furniture and
agricultural implements burned, and
in fact everything that will kindle and
warm has been burned; cabins and
sheds share the same fate. The wind
blows, snow covers everything, and
you can't see an inch before you. We
have had nothing but blizzard, biz
zard, since the 18th of October. I
never heard of such winter before,
and never want to again. Unless Q
change comes soon great suffering
will result, as we are now burning
twisted hay that should be fed to the
cattle to keep them alive. You have
no idea of the cold weather, nor has
any one living in valley. Here the
wind howls from morning until night
and the cold works into and through
the thickest clothing. [Rushford
(Minn.) Star. lu ls3hoa I
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
GuilfOrd Court House.

The battle of Guilford Court, House
North Carolina, the centennial ol
which was celebrated on tie 18th inst
was memorable event in the revolu
tionary struggle.
The American force ecommanded by
Greene, numbered 4,243 foot and 161
horse, all but 1900 OF which was raw
material, The British consisting chief
ly of veterans, numbered about 2, 2,40C
strong, and was commanded by Lord
Cornwallis. Gen. Greene had chosen
a strong position on the declivity Of
a hill, and drew up his forces in three
lines. The battle began with q brisl
cannonade ON both sides, during which
the British advanced on the North
Carolina militia, posted across the
road, and they, after discharging their
muskets, threw them down and took
to the woods. The Virginians, who
formed the second line in a wood 500
yards in the rear of the first line,
poured a CALLING fire on the advanc-
ing British; bnt theirright was turn.
ed at the point Of the bayonet, and
fell back, followed by the left The
whole of CORVALLIS army now press
cd forward on the third line, conlpos-
ed of regulars posted near the court
house, under Hagar and Williams.
The first regiment of Maryland Con-
tinentals received the British troops
with deadly fire, and before they
recovered from the shock routed them
with the bayonet. a5t % idia lna
The second Marylanders, however
fled at the first fire, losing two pieces,
but the prisoners were driven back in
confusion by the victorious First Reg
iment. To check the pursuit Corn
wallis artillery played on the AmerI-
cans, III expedient which proved sue
cessful, though CORVALLIS was forced
to fire in the face of his retreating
guards. The British line was now
lormed anew, but Gen. Greene, his
forces weakened by the fight of the
militia and Continentals, feared to
take further risk and ordered Q retreat.
The British loss amounted TO more
than 600 killed and wounded, while
the Americans lost in killed and
wounded, about 400, and had $50
missing. -
Although a victory for Corvallis,
he was 80 crippled that three days af-
terward he retreated, with the Amer
loans in full pursuit. From this time
the strength and prestige Of the Brit
ish arms gradually decuned, until the
final catastropheat Yorktown.-(Gal-
weston News. r' .t-.r..r
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

What indurenent eau q couatcrfeiier
have 20 produce snr'h;u- good " reli-
able, lie has no rrpnfstioH aod moth
rns 10 lac. and 10 he can make up any
hing ei<AS lhst be eau ,et nsEry out
Of what cares be ghe;h,r il do harm Or
not2 Any on< ~ho sill resort ic sub-
siitbiiRg. constructing or initiating 20
ts 20 steal te9r st<s rrpaisiion OF sD
siher uill na; do N ~ IrasieJ. certain
y in mskiag Ae5iciBe ksf the SICK
such Is the seton Of severzl adventure
ers ~ho imifsie. substitute 90 elzim son
med cine 10 take the place Of simnow.
Liver Rrgaiasor. Thy ~osN stesi iis
reT,sfsiios.; are iLese the kind a reople
vou want 10 ss<e your phy-ie 80 -ell
sou medicises Bepsre 81 sls ssek sod
iheir Besss<xs. DS not touch sng
fhirg bzf the fenuise. phieh - !.
White Nrsursr. sni hzs the red letter
2 ~ Na--rr ~ 80 fror'. .p4 = ssae
-- = u 4 Ts 1n Tr-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
The River Of Life.
THOMAS oAMPnri.I..

.. .. .|. ..N - ..
The more we live more brief appear
Our life's succeeding stages ....
A day to childhood seems a year,
And years like passing ages.
The gladsome current Of our youth,
Ere passion yet DISORDERS
Steals lingering like river smooth
Along its grassy borders. r
But as the careworn cheek grows wan,
And sorrows shafts fly thicker,
Yc stars that measure life 10 man,
Why seem your courses quicker2
When Joys have lost their bloom and breath
And life itself il vapid,
Why, as we near the Falls Of Death,
Feel we its tide more npd
II may be strange yet who would change
Times course to slower speeding,
When one by one our friends have gone
And left our bosoms bleeding!
Heaven gives our years of fading strength
lndemnifying fcetness
And those of youth u seeming length
Proportioned TO their sweetness
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

We to day call attention to the advcr
tisenent Of the PRIcKLY ASH BITT cRs,
WINCH can be found iD another column.
Thee Bitiers are made from tho puresi
md best materials. and their tonic and
cathnrtic properties render them supe
rior to all others in disorders oi the
stomach. Bowels, j. yer. g.. : l0-1mo
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

Ru,ines, Cards, one inch or less, one year, "a 90
,srJ. In Iiu ,iness Dret tory. one yesr. ~ w
.h',Sed Ine Dollar per square &c the drsf in-
,rr,ion, and Fifty Cents per square for each addi.
,Ianai insert on. "A .qaa'e Is the space ,of oue
inch, Fractional squares will be counted As tn"
cal and Business Notices viii, be charged ten
c.nt. per line Tor ,hr first insertion, aud eight
cent. p.r line TOR each additional insertion.
Announcing candidates Tor oll'es county, a.s
tor ui.iric or state Offices, ............ loW
obituary notices VI over ten lnes charged S
..half avcrtirhigra'es y Mf hfsts
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
6enaleF OSFpss1er.


The New Iesk F6uny cdmments O.
follows on the death Of ths late SEN
ator' Csrpsntar rss5y1 uliw .rnElbnI 10
% At the time Of his,d ,deos6se .Ihs,vas
United Ststas Senator from, the state
Of Wisconsin. -Hut thie Va by no
means his grsAtsst distihCliSn.. 's'9p
Mr.. Carpenter ~ . aH6ysr Il the
frss ola.s n q e6Sity q lsiisiAt md
2 III. c4psatsr, sGsseS s1ssnSh
Rspublicap hii6ssdCl "a = g. Of
ths eounsd ~ ~ Uo61osss1s btgofe
The ElectpEA 'Col1o1A3oA Z E}A1s1 1871,
on Which ccuasioa ~ - sr5e4 do
not sppssr f6rt ~. 9AdGk ylDlt for
ten 8osslRd 11a2 III q u tho
stats Of Lodi sA6' 1lASua DC
cusstion O. proof IA Gs6na65 d tral,
noics o. hsarine, hesS ~ Glsfsn-
chissd by fbaf vinhD insssDsrsted
IN . psrpstndl aias1nson, whose
omciA 6ea y ,ths Rstorniae Boprd
Of Losi9nnAH -rosin3l ,sf',Q.'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
R(bl'1E olES,

San Marcos Lodge No. ?42 meets Saturday on b
before full moon. Ed J. l.. Green, W. Alber
Hea'on secretary.
San Marcos Chapter No. l2a, meets Tuesday IN o.
be lore iult noou. b. T. Hopkins ". y. ii.
Albert Hesor. Seer, taty. rsl z 80 t.
Hays Lodge X. OF n. No. l66s, meet. 2nd and al
Friinysef each month. j.. v. Hutcbins. Dictator
W. l.. Kennedy, Rrporter
Star Of Hope Coupcil NJ. ~, u. F. T. j. H
Combs, Pres. Frank Gellett, Secretary. y L u.
10. OF. Moun'aon Lodge No. l54 meets ever,
Monday night. T. II. ROal, ~ g. Albert Heatoh
Secretary. ~ r~~r-rUurN
Perkins Encampment No. 50 meets lsi Bril- and 5l
Friday Of each n,oulh. Ed. X. Kone,C Y. Albert
hcs ton secretary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
No BrIdaI 'Tclr for Her. I

An n eminent phva;c;sn ,.1 i m Nsv,a ,aYY;,sEEa YosrEa.
upon the occes;on ' q N n ~ IN eSss, I !
marriage, prokihitAa het nom tolng
On the usual bridal tour ] Hstlid thi1
from conadsrations of.haslAh md del
icacy, which are not Qenerslly borne
in mind. Ths Art eSperjences "a =
bride are st,ck thstl s61I vould nstt,r-
ally court feafjmsny ana 1T rsthsr
than ostsntat atio,ss phbiicty. Il IX vos,nr
couple inIlpublic. cass I'd, ~, ,hotsi
tsbies cannot keep the prec;oss ~
happy secret an e themrxseiveS thr Tbs;r
newly formed relation tells itself n 2
thouiaSd wAys. 4 or thit 49, .blifis 3
conscious and the ordsal O. ! oSsnsil
tive, young, .vopaen u pSst iuY;ua.
Then the sudden cbsncs in iSs E5s
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a 90 n ATY " 3. AGENTS.
UyE Uhv WAITED.
Min wE WANT A iiMlrED
OxU IL IL number Of active energetic
canvas,e-s to ,engageip a pleasant and prsh'abc
business. ,Good men will find this rare chance
TO MAKE MONEY!
Such will please answer this dveriisement by
.~tter, sncloring stamp ior reply, stating what
husiners- they have been engaged in. Sohe but
those who mes II business need apply.
Address FINLEY, HARVEY CO,
May % ly Atlantis. ia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

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u,y goods and Gr"cerie".


Ury Goods and Gr"cer'es'
JOHNSON Il JOHNSON, Mitchell buildins' Nor'o
side Plaza
,,r, T. MALONE, south side Plasi.
j s.
n n. TURNER, West side Main Plaza. (, 3
J.D,llEY, Vest side OF the Main f'a]"'
,,u. iiIESEN, South side oil the Main r'aza'.
ERldd- c H.. North side o. ''e "A"
.t,r II. FRY South side rlaza.
iiISoN 4 SMITH, North Side Plaza.
DNLrS 4 "F''' s. W. Corner ''''''
R r. KERR. Sorih side Plaza.
A r. CuCREH\M Co. east s'"e OF '"'
". plaza, opposite Cour' House
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

Mr. nsaiassa . sssssu nr.ufsc-
tsrsr. = bunf,ss4 - UsssA oPs-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
GENERAL DIRECTORY.



49, ~ cokassssaAs-sru pisIsscr; ~ y
Hon. Columbus Epson, Of Bexar county.
srnAsoa -3isr DISTRICT:
ilop. W. II. Burgess, Of Caldwell Co.
sxrHssrxrArYrs-s4rH DISTRICT:
hon. J. q Storey. Of Hays Co.
hon. NJ, N. suingIeilow, Of Caldwell Co.
pisrnicr couKr-l5rn pIsTsior.
Hon. l.. W. Moore, Presiding Judge. LaGrsnse.
riuss or HoLpiHa ooURr.
HAn.-?d Mondays In March and september.
COUNTY osyiosss.
Ed II. Kone, Judge County Court.
Ed. J. L.. Green, County Clerk.
J. n. Brsekshridge, County Attorney.
II. 4. Barber. sheriff. }. s. Davis, bspu,y.
Iu.ties Of the Peace Pro. No.
John richardson, :" :" :. Z" ="
J. II. Patterson, County Treasurer.
h y. Fortsoi, Assessor. sl
Joe. q. I've, Surveyor. ~"
jOhn :. Malone, Con''r Precinct No: ].
= reter Schmidt, :" " 4.
A. T. Brooks, 81
Tixrs or HOLDING CouSry AND PaxctNcr CouRrs--
Criminal County Court-lst Monday Ia eacl
mouth.
County Court for Civil and Probate business
81 Monday IN January. March. Nay, july. septe'nbe
and November.
Conlmi issioners' Court I'D Mondays In February
May, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In eacl
month, San Marcos.
Precinct No. 2-2d Friday In each month Mt City
!. f'e--.,' S-3d :. wimbrrley's Mill
y 4lh Dripping springs.
rowx orsIesRs. f-.HGit
Msyor-O.T. Rrown.t . - ~ SUI o. li
o. HuichIson, r. 4. Fourqurean. I.
. W. Mitchell, =. B. Mcbride, wu,. Giesen.
N. Prince
, Council meets the first Tuesday in each month.
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~ go
Free Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
ISAAC ll.rJ,U,LIAN,a y
FL whom al Letters should be Addressed.
OprIcE-East side OF Plaza.
RATES OF suBsCRIpTION:

RATES CT ADVERTISING.
on. square. ole insertion u 90; each addition.
Al insertion under one m.ih. 10 renis per square.
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1,DslJwClIEs.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the uethodis
Charch every sabbath. Rev. II s. Thrsli, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Preaching at y the Chfistal
chuich On the second anu fourth Sabbaths iu eacl
month. g. .n. - --'- -
PRESBYTERA AN.-'Preaching at the Presbyte
sisn Church on. The second and fourth lav
ba in each month oy the Rev. ". l.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPisCOP AL.--Services ever,
fourth sunday IN each month at l01s o'clock, A
NJ, and I p. VI at st. Marks Church.)
Notwithstanding at the Christian Churei
on the drst aud third Sundays IN each month, b.,
Elder r. Hatcher.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

nook,, stationery and Fancy G"ods
ulss MARY RUS'ELI., fm%E P"Ess i'u'L"'s'.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
ONLY ALL GAIL ROUTE
afuOl -To--i rir9lf 1
SAM ANTONIO.

Close connections made at ssm Antonio with al
Stage Lines divrrging. .5.,
cciied. The irairs are equipped with all the mod
ern improvements aud aLplia'ces Conducive 10 the
comfort and safety OF Il. patr IN. Steel rails. so
ballast, we.ihoue airbrraks. Miller plato ms aud
coupl-rr.yteid to make this lux line. Make no
IN isfuke whrL purchasing yunr tickets. See that
they read via Galveston Harrisburg aud San An.
tonic Railway. ani 10 y % 1.'HI a.
"DON'T YOU FORGET IT!"n
THE elegant Parlor Cars o. tho Watson mnnufac
iure are run oii bay fSpress trains, Pa'ace Sleep
ing Cars on all night trains.
Call nn =. Il. FRLER, Til kat 'grni, San Autonio,
or q. R\C0N NICHOLS, Ticket hyeni, UoustoR,
or further Information regarding his popuiar route,
or to A ga .E ~.
JAs. CONVERSE, T.w. FIERCE, In.
Snp't, Houston. q. 2. A.. Houston
D HA-GeHerll Ollees, Houston, T,xis, 20 -' -
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

.a.,,.r aud -.Ncyspaper and
Periodical Agent.
,uDE r. JULIAN, FksE Pnrss building
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Nuss grf Newspaper.r TTE
,,Ay MARCOS FREE PRKss, l. n. JULIAN.
Np,bIisher, office east ide Main Plaza, nearly
opposite the Couri House. ,.., . .
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

Don A. Parlee has been nominated
to the vacancy in the U. S. court caus-
ed by Judge Words promotion to the
supreme bench. He is from Missis
sippi and is comparatively young
man.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-31

MsyOr-O.T. Rr0wn.I y :. Y >. IT :. J y
Couicil-w. o. Hutchison, T. z. fourqurean,
W. Mitchell, 3. H. Mcbride, wu,. Giesen.
Anrshal-r. N. Prince
Council meets the first Tuesday In each month.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-19
PILOT GROVE.

Mr.. Bushrod Rust, of Virginia, is WIS.,
iting his brother.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton left on Wednes-
day evening for an extended visit to Car
linsville, Ills.
Lee Meredith. farmer living near
town, fell from a wheat stack and was
badly injured.
Rev. John Philips, son Of Rev Pres
ton Philips, dispenses gospel nourish'
ment to-day at the Methodist church.
One marshal can arrest two women
but it takes student Of medicine and
"white-headed fellow" to guard them.
-SamI Potter and Will Holman, two Ol
the bows fromO tterville, were in town Mon
day, and the way Anheuser beer disap
peared was caution.
Augustus Cash, an old soldier Wit
fought under Butcher at Waterloo, is still
living near Pilot Grove, at the advanced
age Of Lightweight years.
Jas. H. Johnston, John r. Wakes
and w. NJ. Williams, three limbs Of tn
Law from Boonville, were in town Wednes
day attending to business connected will
their profession.
Uncle Dan Maddox, besides being tn
boss gardener, is one Of the most Popula
gentlemen with the ladies in town. Will
he is fighting weeds and potato bugs il
q garden the young ladies' interview hin
over the picket fence.
Cell Harvey, . commercial traveller
was in town yesterday. Cell is one Of tn
most popular salesmen who visit tn!
town. He regretted very much his inabil
ity to remain over and attend preachin
to-day.
n. r. Harris has returned from
thirty days trip in north Missouri, whel
he has been travelling in the interest OF fl
Queen City Yeast company. Nat says
is "dead give away, but Is giving AVA
the best yeast in the world"