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The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

NEW YoRK's GREAT CAPIToL.-
Mr.. BENZ. q. Butler, one of the
members of the General Assembly
OF New York, delivered an address
IN Albany a tew days ago. in which
he took occasion TO condemn the
extravaganza of the people in very
pointed language. And as an in
stance in point he alluded to the
vast cost OF the new State Capitol.
de said this building had already
cost Sll 100000 since 1869, and It
would cost at least SIS, 1000 900 be-
fore 1t was completed. The Ma
tional Capitol at Washington had
cost only $40, ,730 $50 in eighty years.
The splendid new State Capitol al
Michigan, covering one and one
sixth acres, cost only 81 400 900.
The classic white marble State
Capitol of Connecticut, fire-proof.
and with frontage nearly Identical
with that OF New York, cost but
little over 50, ,250,00 The historic
Old Capitol OF New York, where
Washington presided at the founda.
tion OF our Republic, was built for a
hundredth part of what this unwield-
iy new Capitol has already cost.
Mr.. Butler then proceeded to
criticlse the new edifice in detail.
The committee rooms were dis
counted by an ordinary LAWYERS
Office. The Assembly Chamber was
gaudy with barbaric splendor, but
Its stability was already disputed
question, while its lights were bad,
lts ventilation wretched and its
acoustic properties execrable-alto-
gether synonym for architectural
quackery. The architects must have
gone back to the Temple of Perse-
polls for their model, without any
regard to the purposes for which the |
building was designed, and as a logi-
cal consequence the lurld Assembly |
Chamber would probably have to be |
because a mans voice 1
could not be heard in it. A site had
been offered free of cost in the CITY
Park, but was refused for no visible
reason except to multiply the expense
Of a barbaric structure which iii ac-
cords with the spirit of republican
and to necessitate at the
same time the destruction of other
buildings valued at fully Sl 100000
1t is said to bea symbol of the power
md resources of our State; it is a
'ymbol of the plumber of our tax
payers. The very materials were
ought in other States and beyond
he ocean, the granite is costing $40
! foot; and the very bricks Sl8.77
'er thousand when laid in place.
sven the wood had to be imported
n brought from other States, when
ust as good could have been found I
q our own State. If the New Court !
louise in New York is a monument q
o the corruption of the Tweed
ynasty, the New Capitol of Albany 8
} certainly monument to the ex-
ravaganee hardly less deplorable or
ulpable.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

"PuctuaIity Is the Hinge OF Business,
In families Where Dr. BufI's Coagh G,1ss.,
ia kept, there IL never case of nbsence
from school or business on account of
Coughs, Colds or Sore Throat. Price Is
cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24

1861 Prizes, amounting to. .eIIO. .4Ot
Responsible corresponding agents wan
ca AZ al points, 10 whom liberal compeH-
sation viii be paid. r17ln : NJ
For further Attenuation, write clearly,
giving full. address. send orders by ex
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed onlyto
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
or N. A. DAUPHIN at 70 -l7-' -'
No. SlS broadway. New York!
All our PrandExtraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals u. Il. Beauregard and
Jubaj A. Earlv. ~
novl0-2taw4w&w.
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1881.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular pc riodical is pre-eminent-
~ journal for the household.
Every number furnishes The latest in
formation in regard TO fashions In dress
and ament, the newest and most ap-
proved patterns, with descriptive articles
derived ftom authentic and ORIGINAL
sources; While It's Stories, Poems and
Essays on Social and Domestic Topics.
give variety to its columns.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
TAKE MoTfCEI
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

This Institution was regularly moor
porated by the Legislature OF the State lor
Educational and Charitable purposes, In
1853 for the term OF Twenty fkye
Years, TO which contract the .inviolable
faith Of the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed. by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise In the
new consultation adopted December 2d.
Al D., 1873, with q capital OF 81, ,OOO, 600. to
which II has since added reserve fund of
over f35O,0OO. It's Grand Single Mum Der
DISTRIBUTION will take place monthIy
on the SECOND Tuesday. :G[ ,lIlW
H neUer scales. or postpones. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
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rowr Points in Advertising.

One of the Oldest and best advertisers
in the country gives four cardinal p 'ints
that all advertisers may profit by: First,
if one has a good thing, which the people
really need. the more widely he makes 1t
known the larger will be his gains; he
will gain nothing by economizing in this
matter, provided he adveitises with good
judgment. Second, no one need expect
to do brisk and extended business, in
these days, who fails to advertise freely.
Third, it costs money, at the outset, to
advertise. and one must not expect to do
this effectually for little or nothing. But
if properly done it will pay 10 the end.
Fourth, pipers differ from each other
greatly in their advertising rates. The
cheapest kind Of advertising Is often the
dearest. Papers whose rates are among
the highest. a. 4 general thing. give the
most value for the money they demand.
-Shermau Chronicle.
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Notice.

Subscriptions taken for any publiea-
ton at publishers prices, With no eH-
perse for postage. or trouble writing
lecsrs. Many magazines are a. cheap
Or the ecyy as they are By the year. SGeh
may be paid fer - they are received. and
can be s,oryed at any tine Serib1er-
-. Nicholas. Hsrperis and Frsuk Lee
Iie'. Porzlsr Ncnthlies. ard Drnnrssi'.
N.r,z;ae sud oihers. viii b farnishe'
20 that psy. An9 sllczn be hid ~ ~
yr,r Il p,id for N sdesurt a. the Tab
Iishsr's r-irrs. ~ -sii-nr ~
4 Z JCuis, Nss- Deslsr.
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TO the citizens of Hays and Adj
fOiDiassy COun les.

| have decided to make San Marcos
my permanent and future hone, and
hope by fair dealing and strict attention
to business, to merit continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to me.
In few days l will have one OF the
largest and most complete stocks OF tin
ware, stoves, &C.. ever brought to this
market. All of which l propose to sell
as cheap as they can be bought any
where in Texas for the cash. My limit,
ed capital prevents my doing credit
business longer than thirty days. All
hills due the first of each month.
Thankful for past favors would res,
pectfully ask continuance Of the same
Your obi Servant,
JNO. ii. EASTMAN.
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Personals.

We were shocked to learn Of the sud
den and violent death of FiW Reichmsn
Of Austin. It occurred on Christmas
day. He was driving out with friend,
the horse ran of. aud Mr.. Il. leaped
from the buggy and was almost Instant
ly killed. He was IN the prime OF man
hood aud usefulness. Being so vel
known here VIC deem this notice sp,
propriatc.
Our old friend Col. Jno. A. Poik
formerly of the Travis House in this
place, we learn. is about resuming the
hotel business at g ddings. We wish
him aud bis family success AMI pros
perity.
N. NJ. p. Sprrseon, forem,n Of the
FREE Press, visited the Deaf aud Damh
Asylum at Austin on Christmas day,
and had pleasant tina.
Perhaps the most tragical event Of
Christmas at this place was as follows
A lady in business on the plaza mislaid
the key to her store while occupied at
the same, and when the dinner hour
arrived, being alone, having no means
Of locking up, and no enc to send tor
relief, she was compelled to remain till
about three o'clock p. NJ. when a
friend CHANGED to come to her rescue.
Only think Of some three hours imprison
ment, with one of the best Of Christmas
dinners looming up in perspective, and
unable to take her place at it! Too
had i!
F D. Wilkes of Llano, it will be
rememb ered was last year an aspirant
for senator from this district He call.
ed on us some time before the conven-
ion in company with Alex. Driskill,
and solicited notice, promising TO pay
whcnat the convention. This he fail
ed to do, although We met him
outside, and he has since ignored re-
quests to pay. Comment is quite un-
necessary.
Pro-. Pyle las an interesting letter in
another column. We hope to hear
from him often.
A boy, son of Mr.. Houck of this
vicinity, was thrown IRON horse and
and seriously injured yesterday evening
ia this place.
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No Care No Pay.

DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines are
guara Rteed TO cure, Tor psrliculsrs see
wrappers and pamphlets. Ttey are rell
able, have not sprung ihto popularity 10
week or month aud gone out OF favor
as rapidly. but being sustained BY. merit,
have won world widercputation, neces.
stating bra nch in Londen,.t supply
foreign countries. while the home sales
ere enormous throughout the United
States. Golden Medical Discovery. puri.
fies and enriches the blood, preventing
fevers, aud curing all skin aal scrofulous
rffections. stimulating the liver to no
ton, relieving bill business, and curing
consumption. which Is scroiula oil the
lungs. n the bowels are cosfive take
pierce's Pellets (littie pills., Both sold
by druggists.
CHICAGO, III Nav 3, 1870.
Worlds Dispensnry Medical Association
Geatlemcn:--For years | have been a
grent sufferer. My trouble first started
with terrible apue chills aud constip,.
tons. This left me in 1878 with rack
ing cough and frequent, bleediurs rom
the lungs. Since this time | have been
continually doctorine, con.ulfine ply
sicians without number. From them |
received no benefit or encouragement
The most noted physicians Of our city
who lat visited me expressed their
opinions in the brief hut hopeless words:
Take good care Of yourself the few days
YOU have to live. we cannot help You, '"
I grew steadily verse under their treat
ment. One day. throueh reading yonr
Memorandum Book, learned ct the
Golden Medical Discovery With hut
little hope of relief. I purchased hottie
and took it. To my surprise add salts
faction It did mo more ood than all the
drugs I had taken the wear aroun |
am vet steadily using il with benefit and
recommend II 10 I'll To he Just what it is
advertised. Sinrnrlv yours
JAMES p. McGRATH.
30 Wight Street
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We are indebted to the publi.hsrs for
. rory Of Burket Al1snse snd Nsp
for 1851. The number cOntsins lsrEe
snouni Of Interesting sni useful matter.
..sii.;iss Of the State. and other Infar-
nation Of vslus TO immigrants. The
sunus! improves with each rs;uruinr
re.r. spi svsryboayshou,d bsvs rnTy
Pre-. Nth nap. City cs.'s AAlre-s
gss. Bsrks. Jr. B0zst0s. Tsrss
". enTy .u5 sioTt The sbsvs tro=
lie Colsubss Ci'isru
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TOME NEWS
So s.S;lA!. NOTICE.

Persons haring business acith the
Printing Office. in the Editors ab-
scncc. ,rill picase lcare their orders
rih C. R. Julian at the Ners Depot,
or Miss Russeli, at the Book Store /;
either of rhom rs Authorized ID reccirc
am receipt for money. or attend to
nny other business pertaining to the
c0icc. ,.,,
front. business orders or messages may
be left rith the Printers IN the Office.
psg" Entrance to Printing Office
3Arough the little gatc attached to the
building IN front, at the right hand.
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Postage is prepaid on all the above
We will also lend any OF the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
at publishers prices, free OF charge.
The many losses caused by iailur"
robbery OF, and petty thefts out of the
mails. make it absolutely necessary t.
send by postal order, registered letter
or draft
The safe arrival Of all publication;
guaranteed.
II after reasonable time any sub
scriber fails to receive the publication
sent .or. notify us by postal earl that b,
error il any. may he promptly corrected
Our responsibility ceases when paper
arrives with dates correctly credited
which i, evidence the publisher has beer
mid.
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a Pnsscr For Houng People

Every family that desires to provide
for its young people wholesome and in
structive reading matter should send for
specimen copies of the Youth's Comp'n.
ion. It is the brightest and best of pa.
pers. Its columns give more than two
hundred stories yearly by the most noted
and gifted authors. besides one thou
sand articles on topics of interest, anec
dotcs, sketches of travel, poems. puzzles
Incidents humorous and pathetic II
comes every week. and is emphatically
a paier for the whole family.
/ ALTHOUGH the fact was conspicuously
announced in our last that we would
Publish M paper last week. several Of
| OR su hscribcrs called tori; as usual, and
one of the oldest and best on our lis
thought VIC had cut him off. Not much
WIN II PULLEN, Fowlerville Mich.
says: | have not rested better TOR months
than did last night. The Only Lunl
Pad has helped ME wonderfully.-Sef
Adv.
FRANK Leslie's Chimney Corner fol
sale at 9. II, Iulian's News Depot.
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q a. q ID.

70 al Who are 'uFejog from the errors ard in
a'scretlsn. Of vsaih. ~ aus weakness, earlJ de-
e,r. less 81 n.uhsos. -. will send recipe
that vii care ysu, FREE OF 'BAsGE. hi.
great remedy -as discovered ~ rni--'onary In
Sou,h America. send q sei' addressed envelope
to the Rrv Jos-rT. IsusS. str.isu y. Nv iort
IT'S. hay lS-y
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We invited attention 10 our la; i-.ue
to the Western Farmers AlmInie pub
li.hed BY John p. Morton & Co. Louis
vile. Ky. Ii isan old established work.
Of superior merit Csll or your neT--
dealer for a eopy. Price ten cents
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

THE late cold term was very severe
all ever the Union. In many places at
the North the mercury fell to from 90 to
81 degrees below zero. Here it was only
IL above, and this seemed cold enough
Ice some q inches thick was formei.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

THE first snow we have sern during
our seven years ,residence in thu place.
fell on Tuesday morning Of last week
IL must have been a novelty t. MANY.
There was not enough Of it to lille the
ground.
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Our Clubbing Li>i for 1851

We are prepared to cub the FREE
Press to new or renewing subscribers
with the following publications at the
rates specified below, if ordered at the
same time with our paper, In the first
column we give the regular price OF each
publication singly, IN the second the
price OF the same and the FREE PRESS
together:
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~sr lsooLs.

Life Il Cart. Fry the Cab.n Martyr
nab Q7izots: MsrkoT she Russian
V;aIin-s'. novel; Nsglalea Feat
= E-ils Zo3-. etc.
Fa- try e tie above call % Niss
Resell a. tc. tosk stare.
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PEOPLE ouqh' not TO buy fine furni.
ture from Eppuer 4 Nance unless they
can do as we'll as though they cot 1t from
Austin.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

PLENTY to read at E. r. Julian
Nezs Depot, for Yonng and Old. Come
and examine; anything not on hand fur
nished 10 a short time.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

We ingitc attention to the cirI OF
Messrs. Mcbride g. Walters, Attorneys
at law. Esquire Mcbride, SO we'll
known as able practitioner and care
full and thorough business mln, it will
be- seen is now associated with MIR.
Walters, late of D.cltur county, West
Tennessee, where, we lcarn, he enjoyed
ii long and successful legal practice. We
take pleasure in welcoming him to our
midst as a citizen, and cordially COM
mend the new firm 10 public favor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the inc'eme Mt
weather last week, the supper given by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian church,
VIC are glad to learn, vas a success. The
laiies wish to express their thanks to
their pltrons to the Band for music,
and 10 Mr.. Malone for use of hall.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

We give place to the prospectus Of the
Galveston News, oue of the greatest in
stitutions" Of Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

SEE the prospectus of that excellent
newspaper. the Missouri Republican, III
our columns.
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slave system

G.. ". DaSArsoy again ioviies rom
n,r;sou Of his Grocery prices, consider
iu- quality, &c.
lie caIlssye.ial attention to his Flour,
Su,,r.. Cotses. Molasses. Canned goSis,
Sc.
New supplies continually.
~ Free delivery to suy p'rt al tue
r-.v
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NEW BANK.

FRANK r. MALONE, late will
Messrs. Mitchell & Glover, has opened
banking of Office at Malone's Store
and solicits public patronage in all
branches of the Banking business.
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Call IA Once

| am now rapidly closing out my pres
ant stock, at VERY LOW PRICES. LOOK
10 YOUR interest and call in time.
J. Ross BROwN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

GLEASON Monthly Companion for
January, nothing continued, only lOcis.,
at G. r. Juliau's News Depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

We invite special attention to the let
terof DIR. Erharl. Such testimony from
an cid Texan aud ex STAKEHOLDER is
worthy Of note. 1t is full Of good sense
There is no doubt to our mind that Tex
as is to day at least fifty yeirs ahead Of
vh,. she would have been under the old
slave svstem.
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HARDWARE p.

HARDWARE!
A new lot jrst received BY Geo. w.
Dou,lson, consisting Of Carpenter S
Tools, Hoes in variety. Cutlery, Nails,
Hinges, Locks. &c. Also lot OF SAD
nLERY aud GRocKERy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

For Sale.
Circumstances over which 1 have no
control, make i necessary for me to close
my business. l therefore offer tho
CITY FLOUR MILLS
for sale. The house and mos of IN
machinery is new and In first class run
ming order, consisting Of:
l lrorFrams 4S 10. Saw Mill, CON-
! Eagle Cotton Gin. g saws aad con.
denser,
| Newell 6 In. Iron Power Screw,
Patent sirsub Corn Mill.
Wheat Mill, IS iu. French Bubr.
lBoltine Chest. 3 Reels, % 10. diam.
one Return Reel,
j California Shutter. l Separator and
Fan, .....-.'-
! Iron Turbine 8 f.. Water Wheel.
i Stationary Engine and Boiler, e
horse Power.
Old house 25x35 n, 81 stories hisb-
new house 2ox40 a., 3 stories above
issement Room. power ssd water Ior
Ice Factory. Doe lot and dwelling con-
isinine 5 rooms. garden. horse LOT. CRIB.
stables. &c. will sell all Together OF
reserve dwelling and lot or sirber power.
water or steam. A bargain css Be h.d.
Terms satisfactory. Arply 70
-f'nt STERLING FISHER.
Bw. SMITH.
sept 3-if Us. ct the Mil.
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l.. b. SMITH, of Faribault. Mimi,
says:- l an still wearing an Only Lung
Pad" and it hiss helped me: | intend to
have another Of extra strength soon.-
See Ady
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sAlsr~.-ZgII hassSaaEzH4zsl5l
EsE41S - w
TIME TABLE.
International aud GN.s Northern Railroad,
sAN ANTONIO DIVISION:

Freight 50 go 4" Freighs5? lo:,5 y,
81 T.,0A.M. "a $50 "
KIP. CORBYN, Div. supt.
" NJ. UOXIR, Wed Prest and Gen'l Supt.
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A GREAT many owe us on subscrIp.
ton and otherwise. We think they
will ind no better time to pay than the
nrescnt and we need the money.
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l)LOWS !

G.. w. Donaldson guarantees his Gar
den City Clipper" Plows to give satis'
faction or rcfuad de n,oneu.
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..cu,. lor tho Frees Press.

..-ru, Fuss PRvss may be found on hls at
powrII 4 Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
81 s,.o,n rio spruce Stu where advertising con-
.0.ts may be made for II In New York city
,s-Mr. J. II. Rates. Newspaper AdvertiMna
Al park Row (rimes Building), Is author
I'd 10 contract Tor advertisements AL tue raIE
'rny.s at our hest rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

Gray hairs prevented. dandruff rcmov
ed. the scalp cleansed, and the hair made
to grow thick by the use of Halls Veg
etablc sicllian Hair Il newer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

TIE new year op'ncl beautifully.
May it be auap;ciou, Of happy and
r0sperOus year.
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Woop still wanted at this office
IN Sell Cheap

WooD still wanted at this office.
ia SeN Cheap.
One Yoke of Oxen. LU j. DALEY.
HrnE's your San Marcos FREE Press
again.
DrMoREsr's Mag zine for January
Tor sale at G. r.. .JrLIAN's News Depot,
CALI. and 500 that fine furniture al
thc house of ETpncr & Nance,
SAN ANTONIO Daily ESpress for sale
at the News Depot Of G. X. JULIAN.
DoyT fail to buy one Of their fine
Ledsprinps Of Eppnerf& Nance.
FRANK LgsLlE's Chimney Corner for
srl,at c. Il. JrLlAN's News Depot.
TIE new year op'nci b,au'llu''y.
May it be au,p;cious Of happy and
prosperous year.
POCKET MAPS, the latest and most
accurate. fer sale at the San Marcos
Book Store. ......
OLD newspapers for wrapping pur-
poses at this Office. The cheapest wrap
ping papers.
A GREAT many owe us on suhscrlp'
ton and otherwise. We think they
will find no better time to pay than the
present, and we need the money.
PLows!
G.. w. Donation guarantees his Gar
den City Clipper" Flows to give salts
faction or rtnRl he monep.
L. b. SMITH, of Faribault.. Mimi,
says:- an still wearing an Only Lung
Pad" and it hiss helped me: intend to
have another Of extra strength Soon.-
See Ady
Call n, Once.
| am now rapidly closing out my pres
ant stock, at VERY LOW PRICES. Look
20 YOUR interest and call in time.
J. Ross BROwN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the inc'eme Mt
weather last week, the supper given by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian church,
We are glad to learn, vas success. The
laiies wish to express their thanks to
.he;r pltrons to the Band for music,
and to Mr.. Malone for use OF hall.
HARDWARE.
A new lot Just received by Geo. w.
Don,lson, consisting Of Carpenter S
Tools, Hoes in variety. Cutlery, Nails.
Hinges, Locks. &c. Also lot OF SAD
pLERY aud GRocKERy.
We invite special attention to the let
terof DIR. Erharl. Such testimony from
an cid Texan aud ex STAKEHOLDER is
worthy Of note. 1t is full of good sense
There is no doubt to our mind that Tex
as is to day at least fifty yeirs ahead Of
vh,. she would have been snder the old
slave system.
G. W. DaxArsoy again ioviies eom-
p,r;sou Of his Grocery prices, consider
iu- quality, &c.
lie calls sye.ial attention to his Flour.
Sugars. Coases, Molasses. Canned soSds'
s..
New supplies continuity.
IA Free delivery TO sUy p'rt al TIC
c..y.
~ex~ Books.
Life Il Cart Fry the Cub.n Martyr {;
pab Q7izots: MsrkoT she Russian
VisIin-s'. novel; Msgialea Ferai-
= E-ils Zo'-. etc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

POCKET MAPS, the latest and most
accurate. fer sale at the San Marcos
3 oak Store. ..
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

FRANK LBsLIE's Chimney Corner to
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-01-06

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