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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-08
Meeting Of the Louisville a Nashville Stock
holders.

LouIsvIILE, Ky, October Cat meet
ing Of the stockholders ofthe Louisville a
Nashville Railroad yesterday, the purchase
of the Cinannati Short Line was reported
and approved. and viii be incorporated into
a system November the frst. The endorse
msnt Of the bonds Of the Pensacsla Al.
lsnta was authorized. The old board Of
directors was elected without cpposilgn,
meeting Of the directors. G. a.. Baldwin
-ss elected president, Y. p. AleTaDder, vice.
president. George A. Washington, second
yrice-uresidenf: W. r. Ranney, secretary,
and A NJ. Quarrin, assistant president and
assistant secretary.
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snicide of a sporting Man.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 6.-James R.
Glover, a sporting man, took two ounces of
laudanum here, to-day, and died early this
morning. He left letter with a friend,
telling him not to open till certain hour.
He does not appear to have been insane.
Glower's father committed suicide several
wears ago.
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Destructive Fire in New York.

New YORK, October 6.-Fire broke out
again this morning in the Continental brew
cry, on Greenwich avenue, which was so
badly damaged by fire yesterday, and com
pleted the destruction of the brewery. The
ed by the owners of the brewery at full $751;
600 or $SO, 900, bringing the total damage to
nearly the full sum of the insurance, $l45,-
000
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Frost In South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 6.-Telegrams
from northern South Carolina to the News
and Courier, this morning, report frost
last night and another expected tonight,
and state that the late growth of cotton will
he DESTROYED
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RULING THE ROAD.
The Struggle of Conflicting Interests for
Control of the Ohio. & Mississippi Pro-

The Struggle of Conflicting Interests for
/ Control of the Ohio. T. Mississippi Pro-
perty.
Before Judges Drummond and Gresham,
in the United States circuit court, yesterday.
the ball was formally opened to secure the
appointment of receiver to succeed Mr..
| John King. jr., in the management Of the
Ohio & Mississippi railroad. The counsel rep
resenting the various conflicting nginterests was
of distinguished order, and included Hon.
Thos. A. Hendricks, Gen. John n. Palmer,
Senator Ben Harrison, and Mess Crawford,
Seecher. and Hunt An effort was made at
the outset by Mr.. Crawford TO postpone the
hearing until to-day, owing to the absence
| of Mr.. Starer, representing various heavy
stock and bond holders. The motion was
opposed BY General Harrison, and the
court finally declared that the hearing
would have to proceed, in accordance with
the announcement that had previously Deen
made, IfMr. Starer came in at any time
befofe the arguments were CLOSED, the court
would consider what he had TO offer
Judps Drummond stated that he was in
recent of a petition signed by Jay Gould,
Russell Sage, Sidney Dillon, George Scott
a Co., and Ward, Campbell IL Co, claiming
TO hold majority of the stool, contending
that h1DR y "AttA ehS Aaefe
been injurious, and asking the appointment
of an unbiased man in his stead. The peti-
tioners understood that the court bad inti-
mated that the common stock had no righ7
10 be heard, whfh they felt would be q
great injustice. The petitioners offered to pay
into court the entire amount needed TO dis
charge All arrears of interest on the mort
cage bonds, and take the property out OF
fhe hspdsof the receiver as soon as the
hoard of directors could be chosen which
would be satisfactory to the owners OF
majority of the stock. Only one-fourth Of
the hoard Of directors went out Of Office
yearly. aud the board was % thoroughly
,dsDtifed with the Baltimore Ohio inter
sst that the petitioners feared thai II they
vsrs allowed once more to assume coz
troll. il would be 10 carry out thsir fornS
policy.
they had the eperemtory right to oust ths
uressut beard and elect new one, when tksy
once assumed control and they propossa 70
40 %. They, accordingly, reqsssted tAst
the court would not ignore ths esps>a
| ssork in the spooinfmsnt Of tbs receiver.
Tbs court ssid the name Of Mr.. John n
Dourlss. formerly pnesidept ~ the lllissis
] Cs,,fr.l road. bad been suggested fer the
r,o-ition. and it felt assured that In asdinss
4 10 An srtsnded rzilrosd sxper1sDes, the Fes-
tIsusu r.o.sesssd a spirit Of tzirnees ene n
dsrepdsncs which would especially ~ hin
I ~ The position. Win rsfsrsncs 70 NJ
Pa.bodr. the court had rscsivsd q numtg
] a ertollfnr letters from Oankers nBo bue-
ue-. men az Cincinnati, certifying 70 NE
rood standing and business capacity.
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Imnrisoned in Holland.

AMSTERDAM, October 6.-The steamer p.
Callord, from New York, arrived here to-
day and the alleged brigand Esposito was at
once handed over to the Dutch police, and
professionally conveyed to prison.
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Earthquake in New England.

BRIsroL, N. H., October 6.-The shock Of
eartbouake was felt here O little after
midnight. and passed from west to east,
and made a noise like the rumbling of a
heavy train of cars and shook the buildings
narcentihly
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ST. LorIs. October 6.-To-dAy being the
fsir dsv of the St Louis Agricultural and
Mcdaniel AsssociafiOn, business is Eus-
PENDED in the city, and the markets are
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ST. LoUrs, October 6.-The pottery OF
Dixon & Young, on Fourteenth street near
Pine street i'm this city was burned last
night. The loss is estimated at SJOiVDt TO
$40, coo; insurance about S3O,OOO.
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lIine Caves In.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, October Ga cave-in
occurred in n ]. PearsOn's ore mine, near
this city, this afternoon, resulting in the in
slant death Of Frank Kramer and the fatal
injury Of fJoseph George.
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Special 10 the Herald.
BEExHaN, October 6.-The case Of the
state against Kendall. charged with killing
Brown. In San saba, transferred here BY
change Of venue. was se,
for trial to-day, but continue.i
until to-morrOv BY the state. The defend
snt and sIl the witnesses are now here.
Ths csse Is 70 be taken up Tomorrow;
Terrell. Shelly and sesry, Of Austin, are all
for tbs defendant, and much interest is taken
In fhs trial
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NEW YoHK, October 6.-The French Wis
itors TO the yorktown centennial celebra-
ton, visited the United States steamship
Tennessee this morning, and returned Ad-
uiral Kyrnan's call.
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ssnt1rfslt-

Special 70 ths Hsrrd.
sZrEErErT, October Ga young man
giving his name a. J. W. Culd, was arrested
shss s,suine BY Bubrisn. for carrying .
--.hoOtsr about over town. The
voung nan ststes that be l. on q
- Wv 10 Colefnsn He has large sum
of nonsv With hin. and there 4 eonsioera,,
bl.sTritsms1.t over ths Affair. Hsrss trled
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PuIasKI, n. Y, October 6.-The entire
f,usiDess portion q this town was burned
today. t0ss over t30o, 900, and abO1t two
thirds insured.
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e.-s.,d.. Remain. Tr.nsferred % . Ne-
Gasket-

CIKvELtED, OHIo, nctober 5.-Presidsni
Gsrseld's body has been PLACED IN new
c.sket. made especially FOR the purPose. -
q ein. The czsket i q sheet bronze, elsb-
o-,-slv wrought with gold trimmines and .
soIid ro,ld plate isto be fxed On the TOP
n TIE cnskef, ss ETs- Gerhelc
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y TEE rEr1r1oSfRs BELIEVED

Two v0uns men, nsrr-sd TrHvis POPS s1d
En Hlnrk rood. Jr., had q dineulty IN
arkausas a fev days ago, and t1s Ae.lef
- ef-urk fataly on the bead Win eur
n re ilands q The former A gln Vas 81
fss bo-rOfn gift - usnal.
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o,streo. y. y. October e.-Ths total los
By frt ct Pul- Ii y sf75looo; irsur.ncs,
tl10, so.
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ST. LOUIS.

4 Corner Stone IAid-Arrest Of Jersey
City Robber-Special from Vincennss'
Special 10 the Herald.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
A New Enterprise.

Within the last week We have heard
OF quite number Of families looking
tor pleasant boarding places In Sau
Marcos where they could spend lew
weeks. The beauty Of our little CITY
aud its reputation for healthfulness, Is
attracting hither denizens from crowd
cd and less favored localities, and this
point promises ero long to become
cele brated as place Of fashionable 70
soft. A large number Of private fami.
lies are now taking borders, and still
there is demand for pleasant rooms
und good boardiog places. II some en-.
tcrprising person would build an ele-
CANT and airy house, not too far from
the head of the river, We believe it could
be kept{u of guests Of tho very best
class, coming in summer from our over
crowded Texas sites and in win er
from the North. 1t would pay our citi'
zens TO form joint stock company to
build such an esta blishment and n.v, r.
tise it abroad. for if it were known that
pleasant accommodations could always be
found here San Murcos would soon he
the Newport of Texus.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
THE TEXAS WESTERN.

This il now the name Of tho railroad
formerly known as the Narrow Gusse,
leading from Houston to Frcdricks.
burg. Capt. neriot. the chief engineer
OF the road, reached our town IRON Lock
hart on Tuesday. He expressed him.
self much plensed with our town, aud
after being shown it's attractions with
reierence.to his enterprise, he left for
Fredericksburg. lam interview with him
VIC learned that he Is visiting other
points nlone the man line % formerly
contemplated, ns we'll as others of Of IL,
with u view to coming to q conclusion
40 to the route. As 10 what II would
DO he was not disposed al present to in
dictate an opinion.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
Obi What A Cough I

win you heed the warning, the signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that moro
terrible disease Consumptionf Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of sav-
ing 80 cents 10 run the risk and do nothing
for II. We know from experience that Shi,
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough. ItneveI
fails, This explains why more than Nil.
lion Bottles were sold tho past year. II
relieves Group, and Whooping Cough, ai
once. Mothers do not bwithout It, For q
Lamo Back, Side, or Ghost, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Il. FRoMME, drug;
gist, San Marcos, Texas. i. fa.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

4 RARE curiosity has been on ex
hibition for about a week in front oI
Joho McGehee's Ice Cream Saloon. II
is a mature Maguey tree, Of Mexican or
igiu, but Ess raised on the old NEG ehee
place deEn .he river. IL is a very beau
iiiul aud interesting tree. 1t has run
its race of l2 yesrs-it goes 10 seed
cod dies at the cad Of that period. We
Iesss Il Il IRON ths tree that the Next
cans maDaiaeture iheK native beverag~,
pH'gEe. There are several young trees
Of the ssHs kind stated on the Nc
Gehce place.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

SocIAL.-We had the pleasure Of be-
ing one OF an ilnpromptu social gather
iug at the residence Mr.. X. w. Kyle,
on Friday evening last. The objec,
was to organizes literary aud social club
Of tho young folks Of San Marc,s. TO
meet at the residences al different mem
beers from time TO time. Miss Ne'tie
Cook was the leading spirit in getting !!
up. An organisation was effected. aud
tho rep, rter Of the FRsE Pass cSos
en- 40 honorary member. Arrangements
were made for holding . moonlight pic
uio on this (Thursdsy) night. Ate,
ice.crenm aad some social converse,
the meeting adjourned. .s ..,g
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE.

LADIES wishing to make . stylish tot
'lstte should call on MIA. N. b. Cos
SIT at Austin. She has the mosl
fashionable ssts blishment 10 the city
Her millinery goods arc constantly a.
irving from tie Ea,t and are Of the iaiesl
AID most beautiful stylos. Her dress
maker 10 an artist 10 that line aud guar
au,ees satisfaction 10 finished work. A
full line Of fashionable hair soods OF
hand. March 81, 1881. 3m
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
A Wonderful Escape. "A Noble Dog.


On Friday. June 10, Albert, aged five
years. child of Mr.. j. +. McGehec. ac-
cidentally ran down the bank of the
San Marcos river. and not being able to
stop himself. was almost Immediately
plung Il into the stream. whence he
aoated into the strong current. The
mother missing the boy. ran out. and
seeing him about to drowu, tainted and
fell. She soon recovered sufficiently to
direct Albert to swim, aud SO he did,
padding away. at the same time trying
to keep he water out Of his eyes and
ears. Seeing him sinking, Mrs. McG.
screamed to him to catch hold Of sticks,
.siumos and strsws, and strange TO say,
the little fellow retained his presence OF
miud aud obeyed in every particular, but
to no avail, for he was going down the
second time. and tho mothers herrt was
sinking, too. when Rebel" the family
dog. hearing the cries. and being act On.
put into the water and brought out the
boys cap. He shook it, and finding it
empty, swan in again, as the boy was
sinking the third time. caught him by
the clothes, and bringing him TO shore,
where be was rescued by young man,
who had just arrived. The boy was
still conscious and speedily restored.
The most wonderful circum.iance il
that the dog sa=ed the boys life. and
ret had never beea trsined as such an
im,ls usually are. Rebel is = Scotch
r~d-ferrier. mixed with New Four dland
blood. IL j. saii that Mr.. McGebe,
was ,sted IL he would take 500 for The
dog. but re think money cannot buy
him-cr the bay either.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

How cen s'usls dose Of Ayers pills
cure headache? aa,sI-rn 80
BY removing distractions from the
sys,em--rslisvins the stomach, and Civ.
ius healthy action TO the dixes.ive up
paratus.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

TnE exlEslijsn exercises Il Prof
Riehar1-ons sSecs school TOOK place %
Friday night. jane 80 st Their bUild;ng.
The rooms we're croEds3 With lsdiss IN.
sonueh that 'he ssD,isEen rsrssinsd &c
xers oozpeiied 20 te - the deer CT
shadows % zi'ness the pe-i0rHsroes.
cvnsi.iisE Il dscismsiiass. dialogue.
ssssys. szd uusic. vocal ard i1.ira-
rnsutsi. Tso rssbo. we're uss5. The
jBrsrils elsss Lad tier ererei-ss 'i,e
y-=egss-,r -rz-iEz
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

Il may DO comfortable. butt Is certainly
neither stylish nor elegant.
hut every man 10 his own taste, as
the Hrenchman said when no cat
the irog-aud" everybody to bis dinner"
the housekseper Is saying as she rings
the bell, Every body 10 going as ! pen
those lines, 80 you will forgive 4 hasty
leave when fried chicken calls.
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DIED

" s.r Ns-r-. rs--.ss-. I--s ~. rrsf.-
To-. grrT,. $50 - s-sv s.-~str- ~ p-<'
80 g.ts % R-s-r. sr-c fstser rfhs s,i to
rssfs.
T-f--s-si~s. s.s.nsss a. - -sss--. - &c.
Gag -le-rirr o. fs'sio'f. o fsriisa - n ts-arn'
bsr. p-s-.s So tie sHHsl ssrsios hshx sd
ssr-.pos--s r.-s.-ss y issnE fr-sss. Vi va &c
e.-l-r 49,. -sb-s 49, - 20 o-.- - fs--
-. -.s-,.s ~. elsTrh si--ssT --s--ps-hss 70 -.
ss-s- tll.-s- .Ass-. EsaT .-----rs nitslss "a
fi.s.- = ~ sarrs~isx ss-sH-. ne i.ss-.-sf "a.
rrsd. - fhs 49, csrust-rT.
sss,y li-ss 80 .---t'F -iurssr
10 AZ -.s--y. rs--.s ~
49,. r-r-- -i1.a-- r-rtsr-
F-iy- 81 - tssH's-ss $50
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Musical and Literary Exercises at Cor.
~ Onal Institute.

Will I0bOltutO.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings,
June IL aud II, the hall at the Institute
was crowded to enjoy the admirable mu.
steal and literary entertainments. They
were OF high cast OF character, aud
evidence great mental discipline aud
o. efficiency in scholarship. The hall
was decorated with wreaths, and this
walls radiant with numerous works OF
art, productions Of the pupils. Monday
night the members OF Il 9 Amasuv ouri
I'm aud Cl,riVsUphic societies charmed
tile vast audience. From the massing
of the sound from twelve to sixteen
hands on three pianos and an organ. or
the combination Of over thirty voices
in the choruses, to tile rendering Of in
strumental solos, the reading Of essays.
delivery of declamations. etc the mind
Acnrely knows What part to single out rs
d special object of attraction
On Tuesday evening the crowuiug OK.
cellcnco was music, interpreted with
instructive and beautiful literary efforts
by the young ladies. The fascination
OF the entertainment WINS retained until
its close. 1t is to be regretted that
succinct account Of the programme can.
not for want Of time, be given this
week, but hope readers may be fur.
nished the same next issue. The re.
finement. intellectual and moral. cma-
mating from such an exhibition shows
the deep ground. work and noble attain.
ments sought 10 art and knowledge.
On yesterday the graduating exercises
we're had, Of which more in our next.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

Our colored fellow citizens will cele
brate the 18th anniversary of their ema1-
cipation. on Saturday nezt. the 18th. at
McGebee's Grove. Music and oraiiops
are on the programme. and grand time
is anticipated. Jackson Johns isltc be
speaker.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

Mr.. II. G. Thompson, of Prairie Lea
lecturer for this congressional district
under the auspices of the state grange
called on us last week and asked us to
sfate that he proposes to lecture in this
county during a part of August. More
particular notice will be given hereafter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Is il not worth the small price Of rs cents
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, II you think 20, call
at our store and get bottle or Shiloh's vi.
talizer. Every bottle has printed guaran.
tee on 1t, use accordingly and II II does you
no good it will cost You nothing. Sold by
r. FRoMME, druggist, SON Marcos, Texas.
We have speedy and positive Cure for
Catarrh, Diptheria, Canker Mouth and Head
Ache, in SHILoR's CArARRH REMEDY. A ma
sal injector free with each bottle. Use II II
you desire health and sweet breath. Price,
80 cents Sold by r. FRoNNE, druggist,
San Marcos, Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
Sold By eli Drusslsts.
Tho Oplu,a Habit

Can be cured. Hundreds Of Gases bear
willing testimony. Many oil thsmia our
own immediate vicinity. Il will cost
but postal card 10 ASCERTAIN the truth
Of this assertion aud obtain full partic
ulsrs 20 to cost sod mode Of treatment
Address Dr.. +. u, Marsh, Quiecy Mich
Mention this PAPER aud special terul
will be given you, f.s June 04w.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
EAss.ay Notice.


CSrRAYED, May Is, 1881, by X. C. and A. G. bar
u ton beore David Ly'ch. Justice OF the Peace foi
Precinct Number 2, Hays county, one sorrei mare
and yearling colt mare. about fifteen years old
each lbrunded v on LETT shoulder. Also one
sorrel mare about hfissn years old - branded
letter \ In the top part Of the letter v sut
letter below On the LEFT thigh. aud on Jaw also
One other sorrel mare. has seariing colt. BRANDED
like an inverted With the upper part OF the e:(e,
Teach appraised at Is, Also one rosn mare sever
years old branded the letter n preceding with .
straight HE over both m left thigh. Also one
gray about Spears old branded on lsft shoulder
and J on the Jaw. One yea'ling colt. same brand
also one dun mare abont six years old, about thr.
teen hands lisb. No brsnd-which Last thrss mare,
are valued st nine dollars each. and the col al
$500. Also one bay horse, about Twelve band,
hirh. not branded valued st &i2 90; also two small
hl!lrs. one q bay. mud one q sofrei, not brapdsd
each valued A. $500.
Witness, my hand, June II, 1891.
ED. J. T.. GREEN,
Clerk Com'rs Court Of Hays County.
June 10, l0-30.3w.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

TmEaE vas . total eclipse ofthe moon
on Saturday night Jaae II, visible 10
North aud South America. The clouds
at this place prevented clear sad con.
,inasd view Of the eclipse, which began
at 1910 r. NJ, aud ondsd At BIS A. n.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16
Personals.


Personals.
DR.. Reagan Of Manchsca called on u,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Griffin and family, Of Galveston,
sre ruralisins in San Marcos. They
are boarding with Mrs, RaRsdale.
Mr.. Hillyer. tho photographer. Il
still here, aud kept busy. Better look
out for your turn 10 time.
Mrs. Prince, wife OF our town Mar
shal, T. NJ. Prince, aud family are viSit'
ing relations ut Fort Worth. q
Prof. A. A. Thomas, we'll known
here, we learn 10 quite successful with
his academy at Prairie Lea.
Mr.. Evans, Of Galveston. 10 so pleased
with San Marcos as place Of Summer
residence. that he has brought his fam
lily here to stay during quarantine
Rev. W. W. Jordan, recently from
Kentucky. will ill Rev. Bennett Hatch
er's pulpit on next Sunday, the 10Th
instant.
Mr.. Trudo Blanks and wife. Of Lock.
hart, were 10 tho city, Monday last
Mrs. l.. was formerly Of this place and
daughter Of Capt. Ellison.
Mr.. Loe. travelling agent for the Aus
tin Siftiugs, called on US last week and
reported the assured success Of that iu-
teresting paper.
Capt. Gullett writes from camp near
Nueces" to order change in his pa.
per and says the railroad is pushing up
rapidly.
Miss Nettie Cook resides with her
sister, Mrs. Kyle. The rest OF the tam
lily are domiciled in cottage in the
mountains close by.
Lieut.. Gov. Storey accompanied Capt.
Heriot on his visit to this place, and
j. NJ. Malone was deputed to accom-.
pany him on the line toward Blanco.
A. N, Martin, Eco, Of Indianapolis,
Ind, called on us last week. lie is
seeking a home and business location
in Texas. Har-
Mr.. Swank and daughter, Miss Lula,
of st. Elmo, were in attendance at the
commencement exercises this week.
Also Miss Julia Markley, of San An
tonic.
Mrs. L. W. Kyle we understand is a
Evolutionary reader Of note,
San Marcos should have been favored
with one of her readings ero this. We
suggest ono yet, if that baby will
permit.
Mr. Franklin returned a few days ago
from four weeks term OF service at the
Fayette Co., district court. We notice
the newspapers continue to speak quite
faverably OF him. as district attorney.
lie goes oext to Austin county.
Oaght GOT some sort of pressure to
be wrought on Malone to induce him to
ct NO his hall with seats, a stage ind
It has pleasant location,
would Gil "a loas'telt want" and would
pay. Will not George be persua ded ?
MIR. A. Koch. of Kansas City, the
getter up Of the "Bird's-Eye View Of
FAC Marcos" has at last sent US copy.
rs he says, better late than never.
Il is neat thing, though there are in
accuracie. in it. But we shall need u
pew one in short time.
Among Mr.. Hillyer's samples Of the
photographic art at the post Office, is
ikness of Hon. Dick VIM, Senator
rom Rusk eounty. He has fine head
md face, and impresses one as u man
Who will probably be heard from here
litter rs the occupant Of yet higher
positions. ..r