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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-30

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Have Wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry
always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group,
Influenza, Consumption, and all Throat
and Lung Complaints. 90 cents aud 81
bottle.
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When q woman Il 50 very tired that
she can hardly hold her head up she
goes out shopping aud walks about
ten miles, aud when man Is very
tired he plays billiards, say eight or
ten games, aud walks about fifteen
miles,
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VOiinic Bclt Coz, Marshall, Mich'
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triai. Speedy o.rss guaranteed Thoy
mean what they say. Write to then With
out delay.
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The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering from Dyspep'
sla, Debility, Liver Complaint, Boils,
Humors, Female Complaints, etc
Pamphlet free to any address. Seth W.
Folewe& Son. Boston.
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"TuE BEST COUGH MEDICINE IN the
World" The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. Cutler Bros. & Co., Boston,
Small reduced to SOC; Large, 81.
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important to Travellers.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
to read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere in this issue.
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Ifyou would never have an evil
deed spoken in connection with you,
don't do one.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

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The unequaled inducements offered py TINS
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Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
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Try 1t, and you will find travelling luxury
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Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
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All information about Rates Of Fare. Sleep
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and 3lT broadway, New \ ork
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C. H. ROO
Successor TO 0. w. Sherwiu,

.' De- LER IN
All kinds of EURNITURE. Specia
bargains given with In the next 60 DAYS.
All kinds Of Re, pairing done, Mattresses
made over, old cane seated Chairs repaired.
aud made good as new.
Rooms over Richmond 81 Pinney's Meat
Market. Stairway by Taylor's.
Kim st., Woodstock, Vt. ll967]
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

There was . systematic asd prolonged
attempt last week. By risensrs 10 Jail
to escape. which would aosbtlsss have
eulninstsd on Sunday night bat for the
shsrr vst,hiulpsss Of Mr.. Bsckly. the
tsithiulisilos. lie hsssd strange seisss
every night ssd Whispering BY day. ssd
judged something vas up 10 Jail. He
faally iosnd thA aplan was eopsoosed
for ssesps, By forsiss soss Iron y .
lever. from the wall, thus giving them
40 ssress. Tho hole vas finally cleared
and one, yeuss Marsh, vas part way out,
but deferred tho escape until night The
jailor discovered the leak. and some oi
tho men will bs shaokasd until tried.
There ~ ssvss psrssssia Jill, oil whits
except one oolored boy. They had
thought to cover up their designs BY
keeping M . aoise while the digging
progressed. ftiaow eacctualy sSuelch
cd aud the birds have not aown.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
ON TIL WING.

| A party of ladies' and gentlemen. the
Hath, had fished in the river long time
without success. when at last gent
caught real cat fish. The prize was
placed near the shore IN the water and
1.-THE rarity sailed off for further trophies.
On returning, imagine their surprise at
seeing the fish encircled by huge moe
ASSN wrapped around MIR. Finny with
its fangs set through it. The purity con,
| cluded not to fry that fish for dinner,
| What 10 more, the mocassin, after a
while let go the fish and both sailed of
for safer quarters. Did the fish die
We don't kuow-the ladies did, almost.
% The NJ. +. quarterly meeting was he'd
tat San Marcos last Sunday Rev. Joy ce,
presiding elder, being present. A large
asssmblsge attended. The sermon in
the morning was from st. Matthew, 9TH
chapter, 23l verse. Not every one
that sayeth unto me-" &c, The dis
course was an able one and listened to
with profound a 'tention. The member.
ship of the Methodist numbers about 4GO
persons. and constitute the most pow.
erful religious element in this commu
nifty.
Messrs. Fourqu rean & Hume. of Aus
tin, have seventy-6ve men employed in
tae San Marcos bottom, to1theast Of
town cutting timber for the |. & G. N.
r. r. In all 5000 cords are to be cut,
worth 10 market sl2.5OO. About $500
are paid from firms 10 San Marcos to
these men weekly. The lands to be
dcul5ed Of tiuber are the finest in the
state Tor cosfcp. producing hesvy crops
and finer linz than that from prairie
ssii- These lands viii soon be offered
fs< sale in market. - ~
= The remains Of Allied Stanheld. 9
younr ssu Deceased one year since.
10 ns.es county. Te1s. were last week
tsttn fhrssrh fhi. place on the way to
thor fssi desfinsiios 81 his fsiher-' at
Prime Les. tss,se niles soarh Of San
Nsrrc.- Z o
Ssn Ns-ess ms been blessed with
n.srs snd rscsfinE cough. This sin
ter. aud osr Gene the ze.sles. GIve
then a vars tssep6s.a asd pleBsy #
sarroa tes. -
Ni-s FoI has beta visi:inEst Azssis-
" .sssie srs'e bl'ssons have joined
II 2,Esy th-oss o. syriss
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=. N. MerEOusx.

Dr.. Woods building. north Of The
square. will DO newly roadiustsd for q
store, aud put up 10 prsssntabls style,
Mr.. X. NJ. Hinmas. son Of Mrs. Hin.
man Of this place, is said to DO the com
posor Of 40 opera, Tho Gypsy Camp
now being performed Ia nor,hsra Tsx.
a. Tho company will yisi, this city (
The force Of association was shows
last Friday BY some sandsriug cattle,
evidently strsyed iron . herd. and I
iorlorn little sheep, peor and Thin with
its wool nearly al torn Of, but sill trot
ling close to one particular COW. whom
ID probably had known in It's lambhood
days. ilu fffr ~
The ball at Kyle. says our gay young
friend, Glover. who was these. was . 70.
ciable aud merry affair. attended BY
about twenty-five couple, many Of whom
wcro FROM this vicinity. Sss Marcos
was handsomely represented " Missei
Jessie I.yell, Mollis Breeding, Stewart,
Net,ie Cook, Of Houston. Among the
gentlemen were Messrs. j. g. Burlesou,
Sam Malone, Lancaster, John Durham,
Joe Kyle, Glover and others. The mu'
sic'was by the string band from Taylor
six including the callor. Mr.. Hous.
ton knows right we'll how to entertain
the young folks with the masy dance
and an Incompatible supper. 4
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Al . ssstins Of the t0vs council held
on the 9Th instant upon - .appliestsou
having been made 70 esh bllsA uatss
wosks st Sas Marcos, 90 ordissnos en-.
bodyieg the followisg psovisioos vas
passsd. 10 wit; That uustsve Cook
Ind his associates, . company Organised
for the purpose Of constructing ~ op.
Grating works. are granted Tie right ei
way through, over aud seross the stroets,
alleys and public square, and y Icy and
construct the necessary wator pipss and
hydrants, upon such terms Ms may here.
after DO agreed upon, provided this
grant ahsll DO void from and after DO
tober l, 1884, X said company shsll
have failed 10 avail itself d such graatsd
privileges by such time. Also. that
this grant IL not to DO construed 90 ~
10 graat the exclusive right Of way over
the town for such purpose.
II 10 NOT necessary 70 tell the citiSe ri
that this movement 10 one highly import.
ant 10 tho growth aud eoavenisses oI
San Marcos. To say uothisg If furnish
Jog tho town with 10 sbundsut supply
Of pura spriug water, Il will b. bound
lees source Of health aud comfort pat
ting irritation to such 30 extent 10 a
render this point ono Of tho most at
tractive PLACES Of residence in the west,
In place Of sterile wastes, one may soc
vegetation the greater portion Of The
year. Il 10 said the COMPANY possesses
ample means, and will push the project
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
FROsl sss.sNCO.

IL DLANco. March II, 1881.
District Court in session. aud ;Blnuco
is lively. We notice among the lawyers
Mai. W. U. Hutchisou Of San Marcos.
Brazil, who borrowed horse trom u
rack iu San Marcos aud was captured
here, plead guilty. and his sentence WIS
two years in the penitentiary. The 9th
err convictions were: jesse Ship. THEFT
oI cattle. two years WIN. Gentry. thoit
Of cattle. two years; Haywood Hardin,
colored, for Clipping another darkiss
bride rein with a bullet while the lat
ter was on horseback- for three years.
Court will probably adjourn this evening
DR.. Young, the veteran temperance
lecturer, addressed large audiences on
the 9th and 10Th; organized a council
OF sixty eight members. Weather lair
aud grass growing faely.
ffg.,.,,-,. f.. Il, .l,s ,f',g.1e &. -. Hal.
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a CARD....

/ have associated with myself in Tho
carpentering and building business, y
Messrs. MILLIaAN & WILSON. under
which nsme and style the firm business
will hereafter DO conducted. ! wish "a
express my thanks to the psblic for Ahs
liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me. aad to solicit continuasoe a
The same to the new firm. Satisfaction
guaranteed 10 the execution Of oil work
which may be entrusted to them. IS
]. q. R0aERs. 3
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

r9-Suuf or duet Of any kind. and
strong. csustic or poisesoss selations
sggrsvste c,tsrrh and drive Il 70 the
lungs. Dr. S.se'- Csfsrrh Remedy cures
csi,rrh BY is mild sootl.ins. eissn,iBs
and healing properties. Zach rsetsee
prepares one pint of the Remedy r.siy
fcr a.e. snd ess's snir ffty emit Ssli
w iryrrists. - positively cert,in j. IL
IN ice results Dist its former proprietor
ased 10 ofrr = sssr5isr rsrsri 81 900
for r,se IL would not cure
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17


There vus full turnout Of the religious
elements at tho MethodIut supper, on 1uss-
day evening q MAlono's new store. Exsr.
three long 6b,ss and ave round ouss we're
grant fry a some Lonesome oyxtsrs, and ~
Of cakes remaining for lunch, reminded one
Of the bloody var .ihat I'D bssn waged on
bivalves. turkey. BAN. oAkaa saAad -
Tho table was lovely Of Art covered With
delicacies, and adorned with boquets Of y.
tincial nowsn. Luckily, the young ladiss
and gents could nat ct themi AfAsr mp.
per came splendid mudc MIA Rounaval
and Mr.. W. p, Rowland, lot Pslsaiise),
sang operAtic SELECTIONS and the choir, ..
sisted by friends sang lively sungA sieeA
.etc. Sixteen college young ladies', wearing
jaunty caps and russo - Queen Elizabeth,
made tho air ring with melody. sA
Tho following mesdames were msnageu:
Mrs Hopkins MrA AlysA Afa AcxsanS
Mrs. Mc(ishee, Mrs.. Rounaval ~ {. !
Tho ANNEXED arc names Of young hdies
officiating ~ fair waitrssses, Misses Kate
Eveystt, Matte AlyeA Hattie Kone, Media
Dudley; Mollie stfatton, Maggie Dribbrill,
Selma Law, 60 Oliver. Ber6s BAlvin, Anna
Haynes, Kate Spragins, Ollts WRIGHT Don
Mayfeld, Emily Joyce, Fannie Giaher, D.
Mullins. Mary Kerr, lMollie Gillet Carrie
Kone, M. Smith, and Matte Thompson.
Tho admission was Afty cents, and total
gross receipts, including lunch on Wednes.
day, we're about etab. On the neEt day
cake made by Mrs.. Prescott waa bid OF BY
the young men for ~. II was quite prize.
The young folks fingered In . sweetness J
until the eleventh hour" when peaceful
Adjournment was made sine die. p. 8. Il
was regretted that the ice gave out-nany
feared the oysters would Poil, and Ats-il
IL hoped they WON'T suffer internal pangs foz
charity's sake. Too, the Ice was needed e
cool tho young gentlemen's heads and-col.
lars. IAN Is well that ends well, and 20
was the supper concluded. The ladies ase
to be greatly commended for their sube'e
entertainment; they certainly take the palm
for charming suppsls, music and NE rare u.
trsctions that only lovely Christian woman
can invest such laudable exentions with, rem.
dering them subservient TO church efforts.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
MRs. +. 4. ALYEA.

Milliner ami dressmakcr, respectfully
announces that she is now getting 10
new goods. and will have fine stock
from New York this month. They will
be new, fresh and cheap The ladies'
are respectfully invited to give her a
call-ladiss from the country not FORGOT.
ten. Como one, come al. Thankful
for past patronage, che solicitsa contin.
ance of the same. ----'
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BLANK MoRraAdRs Of personal prop.
erty 70. sale 1.-THE FREE raEss ef;ce.

READ the now advertisement Of the
G. H. 4 s A. or "Su inset" road 10 our
columns. The Sunset CLAIMS still to. be
the shortest line to New Orleans, New
York and principal cities. and shows its
confidence 10 itself by going before our
people in the way Of an advertisement,
which W. must say is very much 70 Its
credit and in its favor. VI silsYe4
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Another new family from Arkansas
are sojourning in town. We we're souie-,
what amused at a question asbed by
the primus of the family, il certain 10.
c,litiss were healthy, Why bless you,
man, there isn't foot Of unhealthy
sod IN or around San Marcos --
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
FwOsi KYLE.
KYLE, March II, Is

HetSu AcCAN
Here We are again with some more oil
the interesting facts about the young
and growing CITY. Not very much city
yet, but bids fair to DO ono 10 the near
future.
We, have now q good livery stable and
lumber yard, two OF the essentials to
wards making city. Mr.. g. A. Tom.
lin.on owns the stable, and Mr.. II. @,
Wallace, the lupber yard. DWELLINGS
are going up as fast as The parties can
procure the lumber, aud IL they do
20 up very fast, l am afraid some Of
the fair ones will be lett in the weather,
or stop coming, l thought sometime
ago that themen Of tho town were either
bachelors or widowers. but from the
way they have been shipping the fair
ones for the last week or SO am made
to believe otherwise.
Again our little town Inns bad the
hum of another ball AMI sociable. which
from all app ,ar ,nces was enjoyed BY oil
who ATTENDED. Our honored and jovial
friend. Col. G. S. Tower, had engaged
the music for the occasion, and we mu, I
8 y that he knew what he was doing
when he engaged the Burke Brothers
of Taylor. San Marcos or Austin
might feel themselves highly honored
to have such. The Colonel never does
things by halves, though, for every thing
he undertakes is carried thr ,ueh' well
and promptly. aud his kind aud obedi'
dent son ever ready to help.
Now we want to say something about
the supper, but we feel that we cannot
do it justice. Any one ever going to a
table conducted by Mrs. Houston may
have an idea whit It was with all the
delicacies the heart could wish, with
Mr.. Houstol as host, making every tine
enjoy it more with his smile and good
wishes. We thank them for kindness
shown, and hope all such gatherings
they have may end as pleasantly as this
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

AusV"sss ID. ~
Mr., Fosyth is building q rssidsbcl
10 tho msaatsius above Capt Ellison's
Ex.sherif Wren is building a neg
tenement house on his ranch.
a Mr.. Fitch. Of the now hardware store
is expecting his new stock soon.
John Willismson's yard and stables
draw" largely during court.
Dr.. W. A. MeGohss, late Of Kyle, ha,
removed 10 Rad Rack Bastrop, Co.
Texas.
Our young friend J. II. Hunter. late
Of Vanderbilt UaitspiV y at home 10
improvpi health.
ME 0rsvss is prospecting 10 Alabama
His family have removed to their farm
10 this vioisity. u, pFrts. NJ
We noticed at Malons's that looI
skir,s,ip mitigated form, are coming
into fashion sgair. r-
-. - EH ~. Hr.. FfsfHf
Geo. T: McGehec lost valuable
work horse lat week, the ressls Of 9
kick received. Quite q set back.
Several San Marcosans are at Austin
to witness the theatrical performances Of
John Mccullough. ,Se8&-
J. Traiuor King. ESQ., GoyeInmen'
Detector'of currency, etc, was in town
last week and called on US.
.S.R. Ovens. j. about leaving BIZ
home on the BlaucO. for the frontier,
tor b time ut least. Hope he may re.
turn. ~
Some six couples joined in the Macy
dance ut Mrs. Humans on Tuesday
night, two Mexican harp;sts made tho
music, .
/. We regretito learn that Representa-
tive Storey has had to obtain leave Of
absence, on account Of sickness in his
family. -'. "
We heard q gracelcss youth remark
while commenting on the NJ. Il. church
demonstration on Tuesday night, that
they had more mewsick than ice
cream" s. .nE "a
og A. +. Harvey left yesterday for the
northwest, believe he intends to finally
bring up at Colorado City, wAeic he
will go into business, aud we wish
him success.
DR.. Pendleton has opened the alley
between his place and that of DR..
Woods. All alleys should now be
opened. 1t would add much to the
converter o. and appearance tfthe town.
Capt. Ferg Kyle, Sergeant alarms of
the State Senate. was IN town on Satur.
day. Blythe wa, we notice shat he is
spoken of in the highest terms by the
press and public men f'.r the ability and
su.vity With which he discharges the
duties of his position. r."
Our friend Mr.. Powers, passed our
snnctum the other day, moving his
household goods to his farm on, the
prairie, which he will make his head
gasrters during the summer. There
was dog tied to the wagon, but We did
not obscr:c the wife and weans," who
generally follow the march Of dignifed
citizens of certain age.
Jack" the blue jay of phen' menal
who has been domiciled
with Misses, Russell and Fox for sever
4 months, left ? for a. so
turn "a Austin, under the escort Of
Miss r., sst week, As az intelligent
and appreciative kisser Of the ladies',
''Jack, we learn is considered a sue
cess YET we venture the suggestion
that another sort of biped might give
more entire satisfaction 10 that special
line Of enterprise. y s. gTYsg
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
BHraaV NOTIFY.

CsrrsTED ~ r--r $500. e-r.,s 1910
T. s1asr. rreoirz r~nh<r tsu. Il hsys eer.tl
ssrea 2 AL. - cast GsIDl q. srsse~<
q - tksteri nirf. ard =. sts ~ sNeut<--
Ai-s. 80 Esr TsO gfhs 90 ostlT. -.
snsr<-<- Nss, go Etr oEiDxG. tr.st-t n
60 esAr GELfise A<s-f~a "a
sns~-<. NJ had. n 30. :. Isl
40 a. l. ctFs<,
N-.a 10 D. clsst C.. Cess s.S. c>--s,-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Judge Lowe, of McMullen county,
Texas. is attending court this week. He
is in affable gentleman, and son Of Dir.
Lowe, the extensive stockraiser.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
llaarsliaa llau.e.

Mrs. Sanders will orcn a b,ardi NC
house at their residence the first of
April. Six or eight bosrders will lie
take. For further particulars enquire
at this Office or at the residence of Mr..
Sanders. ~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

PRoF, WILL WILLIE, the champion
fancy billiarIist of the world, is giving
nightly exhibitions at Williams saloon,
free of chirye His achievements, We
are told, are quite marvellous,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

THE proprietor Of the Ste,eh Book
has determined to open q Thermo'
Water Cure " at the Swisber placs in
Austin. The location is well adapted
to the purpose. aud very convenient TO
the business uf the city. Address IS
above.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

II. re.pls 81 n. We. c~e al,
n rr.tit1de 20 Dr.. ARR fOrrhe pre
d1efi0a 81 Ayers AEse Care. lfs tine
lyu-e val ssse nsehsssrrins and mach
dis-oEr1ecuert sd ve rrcon1s1i il
yith the Fresfest ee-fsesns 10 its sbil-
~ q 20 az that - prczse5 for d.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Mr.. Will Fl. Jennings, Jr of Martin
dale, made his wife present Of q fine
set Of Furniture. He bought Of Epp,
ner & Nance. Go thou and do likewise.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Mr.. lockwood Is about to bring bis
wood-sawing machine to town. and is
prepared to supply all sorts Of wood. dry
cedar included. Ordcrs may be left at
@. W. Douslson's store. l-.- f1
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

PLEYTY to read at, c. r. Julian
Ne~s Depot, for Y onng and Old. Com.
and examipe; anything not on hand fur
nisLed 10 short time.