San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-09

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HOME NEWS.
GEyr's CUFF PRorECToRs at
SAN Marcos BOOKSTORE.
ONE more rain would make the corn
and help the other crops. -rrr
s- 80 .r
CONSIDERABLE sickness is reported
among children. r- g..... ,
New corn has been in market over Z
week. .
REVISED new TESTAMENT for sale
... at SAN MARCOS BOOKSTORE.
Mr., Holmes, the y. $. NJ. man, hal
removed to rooms adjoiniag his office
RECENTLY, Bob Lloyd.a colored man
was drowned 10 York's creek. thirteen
miles south OF San Marcos,
Mr.. Fry is selling splendid vegetables
raised by means OF irrigation at Win
berly's mill.
Our first cotton bloom this year came
from the farm of Mr.. j. Y. Hutchlns
and was handed in on the ID instant.
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Mr.. j. Ross Browns little girl has
been i'll loug time, and faint hopes are
entertained OF her recovery.
Ayers Ague Cure is a purely vege-
table bitter and a powerful tonic, Tree
from quinine or any mineral substance
and always cures the severest cases,
SWINE OF cARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations. 81. a'.
For Sale by All Druggists. r,
HUNTER station ut present consists
ouly OF u cotton platform. The STU
alton is rather fat, but we presume.
village muy spring up thereafter q while
RowELL's last newspaper directory
still puts San Marcos on the stage route
IRON Austin to San Antonio. lie II
badly behind the times.
The excellence of the fields Of whea
out towards San Antonio lead one t
regret that greater acreage was no.
sOwn.
The farmers are about out of thei1
weeds, and soon will put on airs with
their crops, like charming young wild
ow ready to re-splice. '...a".
Mr.. Patterson, our popular county
treasurer, has added to his duties 3,
ACCEPTING the express agency recently
held by Mr., Rapp. p
The New Brauntsls German band fs.
vored Major Hutchinson and other cltl;
zens with a serenade afier the enter
tainment, and Lo the ditor caught the
strains from lis chamber window.
Near the plaza, en- the 2nd, smar'
mule tfloored his darkie lidsr, and then
ran away with span Of horses, to whom
he was hitched. He had all the fun ia
himself-tho mule.
IF there be no other hall than liar
per's provided for concerts, etc., it Il
certainly 10 be desired that ends be ct
tected for its ventilstien. A sky. light
through the roof, or additional windows
would benefit greatly for convenience
and health. What say the lessees?
1T is sad to see parents lay away their
nrecious little jewels in the grave. Mr.
J. I. and Mrs: Mary K. McGehee's love
iy daughter, Lou DAVIS, died last Satur,
day morning. June 4, and was buried
the same evening at 4 o'clock P. NJ, She
was twenty-one months OF age.
A young man from Chicago, Whose
name vas not learned), not being accus-
toned to the Texas sun, was sunstruck
recently while at Purgatory Springs, and
came to town to recover. lie and ms
partner had 5000 sheep at Pur0atory
Springs, which they we're driving TO
Cook county. The young man was bet
ter at last accounts, and went on his ray
rejoicing.
We hear complaints that while there
is but Que bath house. our people are in
danger of prosecution for going in the
river within the corporation limits, how
ever secluded the place. This is an
outrageous perversion Of Law and justice
The river should be free to baihers
when others are not present: at least
until there are q supply ct bath houses