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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-14
TIM Mich Patent.

We found when at Kyle one citizen
in trouble, all about newspapers. lie is
a subscriber to = paper in an adjoining
county, and recently subscribed for an
other, nominally Of this county. 80
far. 40 good" But on examination, it
WINS with come surprise and no little
disrust that he found the matter occu-
pyipg two pages of each Of said papers,
and more than three. fourths Of their con-
tents was PRECISELY THE sAME-both
coming from the Dallas mapufactory OF
PATENT newspaper outsides, and insides'
and the so called Hays county sheet
with patent of its other two pages
pripted at an Austin Job Office. Not car
iue to read or pay for the same reading
two or three times, said citizen naturally
feels like he had been sold" and we
don't blame him in the least. Wejudee
his is by no means the only case OF the
kind.
MoRAL.-Subscribe for q GENUINE
live newspaper, not only gotup but print
ed IN FULL at home. Such paper is
the San Marcos FREE PRESS. Call and
subscribe. or send for copy, and you
will have no cause for regret.
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SWINE OF cARDUl" makes
cheeks aud clear complications.
tor sale ny ull Druggists.

o.,,, 49,. a.,h. IS .a,,,. from die
On'y 'oua u.as"e =, aus .,,r,~,
esee Aie teoo.esu ~ '.'o v 'hra ~ ,na..
~. paSs iou. n ,s,,s s hars from '. !.
"''' p''u W.
broad Tor thelr heaith. rev counties
III any STATE can show suon health STA
listics, especially III tue spring,
Mira. Robbins and Mrs. Glover started
on a tr,u uurthward the Bib, the former
lady 10 Visit friends at Waterloo, Uu.
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The Ambrosial Garden.

An evenings walk through the gar
denipg premises OF Mr.. Stein, south OF
tosn. reveals o wealth Of pleasure sod
" garden jokers such as radishes, let
tuce beets. and other green productions.
that are wonderfully pleasing 10 early
spring time. The garden Is in state OF
Iuxuriaut verdure aud the fruits grow
iue splepdidly. The ire-hsess OF the
yerdure reminds one Of descriptions OF
scene. along the Amsron. ooly there
were no p,rrots. monkeys or boa con
.trictors atout-hut the plsinrive mock
iur bird wsrblei 10 the pecan trees;
and the sound Of the silvey waterfall
reminded one Of dreams Of paradise.
Water /. raised By q wheel and disirlb
uted 10 miniature trenches over the
rrorpd.. thus sforjibF perfect irrlga-
ton. Mr.. Stein has cosy hath house
With nearly too feet Of the els.r-s' ard
unrest water for sumner bathing u
will be q ss'Isfsctiob 20 take ten cent
din 10 the bot sessos. lfsuy persons
-ish 20 see What the bloc food OF the
sso Mares. usns inFebaiiy and ma
,ure.l,vishness ear scconpirh Yet then
visit this rsrSes q hesu'y snd - hs7
az hat tbey .rs N ;bs Lose Star state.
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Mr.. NoRTHcRAFT the contractor, has
shown US the design Of the new buildings
on the north side of the square. on
which work is to commence
At once. They are each to be about
the size of that Of Reynolds 4 Dan
iels both together having a front OF
40 feet by G5 feet back. they are to be
of rock, with cut stone front, two stories
high. That OF Maj. Hutchison VII bs
occupied on the first aoor by mercan
tile establishment, while the major and
others will have Offices on the second
floor. The other, the Bank building
Of Mitchell & Glover, will be occupied
below by them. and is to be fitted up
with special reference to their business
Both buildings will be an ornament
to our town. We hope to record the
erection Of many others similar ere twelve
mouths elapse. The era Of wooden
buildings on the square ought to be
brought to as speedy close as possible.
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Personals,

Marion Mullins is now q clerk 10
Tobiu's drug store, Austin.
We notice that Mr.. Dounell Of this
vicinity 10 building some superior stone
fence.
TX mayor Coficld, who is 10 bad
health, received visit last week from
y brother, OF Hill county We believe.
Dr.. Blaksmore has been absent for q
few days. but has returned. lie could
not be spared long from his practice 10
this region.
judge Cook and family are preparing
for their accustomed summer sojourn in
our midst by eulsrsiog sud improv.
ing the cottaee, on tho modntain just
above Mr.. Kylss.
Mr., Franklin our new district attor-
ncy has left for tha Geld Of duty, DO
ginning at Dastrop District court where
some important criminal cases will 1e-
1iand his attention.
We have been delinquent in not notic-
ing sooner pleasant call we recently re-
ceived from Jud. 20 Keith Of this place and
his youthful looking and handsome
butter half. We never could UNDER
stand how some men could be 40 lucky,
matrimouially speaking. Mrs. X. is still
domiciled at Luliu9, but will remove
here as soon a. sale Of property there
can be effected. Of course she could
not but give our town the preference
On one Of our former frequent routes
for riding, which has been intermitted
Of late, we passed on Sunday last the
late residence Of Judge Koue, which We
found now to be occupied by Edward
Kyle. Judge Cook, his father 10 law
having presented him with this hand
some property. Mr.. K. we noticed has
already made some nice improvements
on the dwelling. On this occasion we
were presented, by his accomplished
mother, to the heir of the Kyle-Cook
houses, anil very promising repre-
sentative we found him. indeed.
Judge Schmitt, Of our Commission
ers' courc. called on US this week. Ia
conversation We learned with some SUI
prise that he was one Of the Original
New Braunfels and Fredericksburg
colouists. having come over with bis
father in 1915. They had trying times
at that day. the Judge said corn ws'
s. per bushel, -four 50 per lb, and
sufficient quantity could not be obtain
ed even at those prices. The Judge
further informed US that he had seer
it announced that there are 4O7 emf
grants from Germany on their way te
New Braunfels. They are Of well-to
do class, and will be great accession
to our sister city. We thinI they nigh
divide so good thing with US.
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Surroundings Of San Marcos.

For drives, walks, rides or any kind
of OutdOvrs recreaJluu, San Marcos IA
UNSURPASSED. The romantic lioandef
rlngs among The cedurs over the noun
iulus, the open prAiries TO the south,1ur
Dish inexhaustible sources OF beauty.
Recently 10 company with our esteemed
young friend, Mr. L'udscy, and IL "a
hack behiud his quick horses, Local
had splendid views off east aud sbuth ,
now enhanced by myriads OF dazzIing
flowers that bcsp ,ngle the sod like gay
carpet. Crossing the San Marcos, now
nearly ut its perihelion, we wound BY
the wnodcutters imp. where hundreds
Of acres of soil will on pour their rich,
ness into the lap Of San Marcos. Here
a marvellous sight for florist, oil mil
lions of flowers, such us lupins, VERDE
mas, etc, fairly covered the ground in
exquisite forms Our ride was BY the
poor farm, where we didn't conclude to
stop just yet: it is un excellent institu'
ton. but will DO needed 10 the sweet
by and by" We wandered by Captain
storry's + rm. by Snake lake, near the
confluence of the San Marcos and Blan
90, meeting new scepes OF interest.
There are yet within six miles Of San
Marcos hundreds Of acres Of prairie not
enclosed, and the meadows dotted with
mesqnlt look like numerous orchards
we wish they were. South Of the town
are thrifty farms, aud often we saw f Ids
of wheat. oats, or corn, like vast en-
erald sheen. Que is surprised at not
seeing more fruit, certain varieties OF
which could be grown for health and
profit. Evidently many farmers do not
vet surround their homesteads with com.
forts such as are sought by citizens Of
the older states. Returning We willex-
tend compliments to freight trains that
for long time obstructed the wagon pass
when puff or two would have let us
on, The longer one lives in San Mar
cos, the more one il convinced OF the
beauty and fertility of this region and
we say with the poet. If ever there he
an Eden on earth. tits this, il is this.
Thanks TO our friend for his kindness,
which has impaired to Us new delights
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Observations at Maloae's.

Malone, oi the famous "Cheap store,
ia, 40 everybody knows, one Of our most
literal advertisers. When 10 tails 10
DO represented in our columns, il 10 gsu'
orally because the pressure'ot customers
aud business 10 sum that he csnuot mud
timo to get. up the matter. such We
found to be the case this week % he
concluded TO devolve the duty OF getting
up his +" cory GU Us, and turned US
loose" in his establishment tor birds'
eye view aud brlet record VI what We
thought worth, Of note. Writing in
great haste, just on the eve Oi going to
press, our work will Of course b. rather
Imperfect. fse
tbs CHEAP sToRE trA
IN general, hrst attracts our attention,
aud tue separation Ut the varluus 10.
pArluleuts which has recently bsvn per-
fectei attracts favorable comment. COui
lug to details, aud NJ 40 illustration oil
the resources OF the establishment, We
learned that it had just supplied y wed
di, outfit for the vicinity OF Prsir.e
Leu, and Two others tor this place.
Others matrimouially minded will make
note OF tins. Among the piles Vi
other attractive goods, we noticed now
style OF ginghuM and handkerchief pat
terms, very nice, at ID cts. per yard The
shoe department we found separated
from the rest aud handsomely carpetsd,
The stock is large and cOinplete---a tull
line OF the genuine Philadelphia shoes
guaranteed, ut from 60cts 70 u undo,
the market price--snd iull !iue OF gala ri
but modestly blushing young gentlemen
clerks 10 attendance at the trying on or
deal. j. css anl ribbons are displys I'd
10 separate departments and present
dazzling array Of latest styles 10 variety
The hosiery department is immense
nothing wanting. A splendid lioe o.
parasols, 20cts to - each. including the
japanese article, something new ane
tanciiul. 2O0O faas, from O2cts to ~
each.-The hoop skirts We formerl!
noticed are passing away"-call anc
supply yourselves, ladies', before II is TOT
late. We noticed, also iull lines Of 9th
er seasonable attractions, which We hav'
not space TO specify at present.
7-r THE NEW BANK
of the genial and accomplished Franz
II. Maloue, is leading uppurienanoe o
the store which we must not overlook
Asse over $25, 900, aud a steadily in
creasing business. Big. Of specie az,
piles of bank notes Lying around loose,
with that 81. 600 safe to hold the re
serve" Nor must we pass by unnOtice'
co,,Nry TRIAsURERs OFFICE.
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Nj AR q ICED.

At the residence of the brides parents in
San Marcos Texas, April 10, 1881. by
Rev. Mr. Hatcher, Mr.. Nj. TRAVIS TO Miss
SALLIE L. BREEDING. all of Hays county.
Also, at the same residence by Rev. Mr..
Hatcher, ut the same hour, 4 o'clock in
the evening. Mn r. A. LANCASTER to Miss
MoLLIE X. BREEDING, all of this city.
The grooms,nen and bridesmaids on this
auspicious and twice-loved nuptials Of lily.
men, were--Mr, @. Z. Capron and Miss Ma
mie Kerr; Mr.. James Black and Miss Mary
Richardson Mr.. Samuel Kone aud Miss
Belle Scallau. The brides were alfred In
navy blue silk, with white wedding favors
also the bridesmaids in elegant evening COS
TUNES. The grooIns and groomsmen wers
in the conventional wedding suits. The Ger
emory was short and sweet" and then fol
lowed congratulations The party remain
ed a while ut the parental home, then I'D
iournment was made TO the residence OF MIS-
Col Manlove, where with music and socia
pleasure several hours were passed until snip
per. Mrs. Msnloveis rooms were decorated
elegantly in honor Of the occasion On tn
val hack Of the supperfable Was bcaun
mi wreath Of evergreen and white roses, n
the centre Of which were the initials, "A M.
formed exquisitely Of evergreen The sup
per table vas delightful in every respect tn
centre piece Of sparkling giass. hosers ans
viAnds. wss crowned with . lovely boqact o
white ro.e~ and Peruvian grasses. profnceS
q passing effect suid the surrounding aoun
dance. A ryufuion Of nd, red roscs, gift
af nuneroas friends flied the apartments
With perfume After sgPe-. mise an
sxuvef-ztio, were rssznlod, vlsen suddenl,
tbe strains of the San Marcos Bras Ban
bssr-s upo7 the conpAny, and ~ member
wers cITlizily invited m 10 share the hon
CIR q the tzDqsst Everything passed Of
dfliahsfullv. Inc writer IN dosing can onll
ofsr sno.ress rrhss th.t thse fnihs q tn
b.yT,y 'tEs;ns- may b. strsrz -Ith elsose
"a haessin-S
Among he co-npzuy rers d.. BlAtsrsors-
VI. Esith. a Julinz- Mr. sod Ms foye-s'
e I>,ckhz-z, Mss Fanny and Mage Ma
l5rs. a Nsg-ntnin CITY. No czrds were u
s7aS. I'D irvif.fs11ls ver. rss-sirs'd - s-r'n
-...ri -. 80 is..irsiais fris,f--
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A Strange Accident,

On Sunday. April 10, three colored
men while near the depot made a bet
that they could jump on the caboose OF
the freight train while 10 motion with
out being hurt. or at least it might
he supposed they must have thought 40
Two tried and missed it. getting of
unhurt: the third. Dan, ATTEMPTED. but
fell under the car wheel snd had hIs
arm mashed lengthwise. II ia feared
he will not survive the misfortune.
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question tho most success
full Cough Medicine we have ever sold, few
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while it,
wonderful success in the cure Of Consump-
ton il without parallel In the history Of
medicine. Since It's first discovery II has
been sold on n guarantee, q test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have o
Cough wa earnestly ask you to Try II. Price
10 cts, 30 cts. and 800. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest, or Back, Lame, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold by
Il. FnoMAn, Druggist, San Marcos, Texas
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.slAox;osAudHI. -slss ~
and lever imPossible. .o.mls 10 10,
For Sale by All Druggists,
When the farmers pillow and SOW;
Then tho other folks sos 10 W..
New Subscription Book.

"Tho Pictorial Bible Commentator,
designed especially for young people,
preseu,iut the great truths Of Code
Word 10 the nlost simple, plcasinf, In
struclive ant effective manner. BY log
ram Goblin, v. D. N. A new edition,
carefully revised, improved and eplarsed
Also Hesba Stratton's wonderful Lite o!
Christ. Analytiosl aud Chrouolosicsl
aids to the study d the Holy .Scriptufcs
With an introduction BY Rev: Daniel
March, d. y. With over $50 illustta'
The above condensed ti,ls will give
some idea OF an Interesting volume o.
, over / 200 pages, handsomely bouHd, FOL
which Rev. z. N. Morrell, the veucrabl.
Baptist minister, has taken the agency
and will canvass among the people o.
lSau Marcos and vicinity. He needs ~
introduction Ut augmentation from ~
vet We cannot but hope that be will 70
cieve most liberal patrona q. ~.
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HAPPENING GU Tuesday out in the di

HAPPENING GU Tuesday out in the di
rection OF the Burlesou homestead we
made gratifying discovery, VIZ: the es
tn blishmeut Vt a new road from Alex
Smith place to Pegues' mill. ~ runs
direct, shortening the distance material
~, anu is very good mountain road IN
complete order. 1t is something OF which
the people residing 10 that direction may
we'll be proud, ard a great general pub
lie convenience. Would that we had
more good foads in all directions. We
must have them, il we are ev,r to real
ize our dreams ol the prosperity OF San
Marcol.
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Boosted.

While a crooked Mexican on Satur.
div afternoon was trying to cit straight
on his horse. with q big sack behind
him and Jug ger naut inside Of him.
the colt playfully lifted his hind legs
and let his loose rider on the rocks cut
ting a cash 10 his forehead causing q
little blood. letting. but nothing serious
was to pay,
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The Messenger Death.

Mrs. JENNErTE CRocKEn, daughter
Of. MIR. Owen, formerly Of this county:
nod late vile pf Mr.. Lon Croker, died
Monday morn ng. Aprill1, Of consump
ton. OF home, aged about twenty.sevenn
wears. The tuoeral services and huria!
took place at Mnrtindale. The decessed
was member Of the Christian demon
nation. beloved by friends and leaves a
husband and four children,
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Coming.

Our readers we are sure will rejoice
to hear that We are soon to hsvs the Ger.
tiues Of u Hrst. class photographer. We
refer to the announcement Mr.. Hill
yer, Of Austin, in our present issue. We
know personally Of his skill as an srtis',
aud samples OF his work abuudsntly
demonstrate the Same.
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Union s. 8. Picnic.

The Ease Pass ia r. qae.ted to give
notice that there will be Union Sun
day-school picni9 OF the Sunday schools
ID San Marcos, desiring 70 Participate,
On Tuesday, May g. The different
schools arc invited to meet at the old
Lyell corner at 9 A: NJ. from which
pInce, headed BY the San Marcos Brass
Band, they will march to the grounds
selected on Mr.. McGehess place. Thefe
fcvery thing will be prepared in readiness
for a Mny-dsy's happiness. A delight
al timo Il anticipated. Let all br'aI
their picnic, baskets. lsl
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That Extra...One More Call.

Readers should remember that the
FREE Press EXTRA will be issued next
week, and advertisers or others having
articles tor publication, should hand
them 10 without delay. II is desired to
give succinct account OF this city aud
county, and TO that effect the citizens
are solicited to aid literally by adver
Using aud subscribing tor extra copies
OF the paper,
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TIME TABLE.
apE1,lAl. NOTICE

Persons haring business acith the
Printing Office, in the Editors ab.
,ence, ,riu please learc their orders
,rith @. r. julian at tie Ne,cs Depot,
\ r Miss Russell, at the Book Store ;
either of nkom q authorized to ,eceire
and receipt for money, o. attend to
anu other business pertaining to the
Or, ,chen the building is closed IN
front, business orders or messages may
bs left ,cith the Printers in the Office.
nsy Entrance to Printing Otet
,hrouqh the little gate attached to the
IuiMing in front, at the right hand.
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The Harmonious.

The geutlemcn's gloe club organized
efficiently, the night of the 9th. aud IN
due time will be in singing trim. L Il
composed Of some of the flower OF
the musical male birds, among whom
uIe ono or two lovely roses. There are
some old and plain birds. who, never
tbeless have harmonious F" voices.
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STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE.

LADIES wishing to mako q stylish tot
lctte should call on MRs. N. b. Cos
sETr at Austin. She has the most
fashionnb. ests blishment in the city
Her millinery goods are constantly AZ
irving from the Ea,t and are Of the latest
aud most beautiful styles, Her dress
maker is an artist in that line and guar
antees satisfaction 10 finished work. A
full line Of fashionable hair goods or
hand. March "a, 1881. SIN
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Ministerial Couvocation.

The ministerial couvocatiou for thi'
mart of the Episcopal diocese will be
held at St. Marks church in San Mar
cos, commencing April 20.
Bishop Elliott will arrive the evening
of the 18th. COMMITMENTS Of the par
ish are especially desired to be present
At the services 90 Wednesday mornins
At II O'Clock. The citizens will doubt
lea. be pleased 10 attend the services Of
the couyocsfion.
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Big Steers.

Saturday, April 0. Messrs. Kcne 4
Brother drove into town from MINOR
Nnncc's farm for market two OF the
largest steer. Of late nm record. The
"heftiest weighed l $50 pounds, was
ak feet four inchea high, and measured
two feet four inches across the hips,
Tho other steer. though not such a
mammoth. compared isvorahly and va.
n good mate for the fret The united
weight Of the two vas $500 mounds. snd
thev vera sold for t96. Their color
wns soft dun with white streaks on
the lower parts very fat from corn feed
ing. and seemed actually too noble to
be chopped up for home dissection.
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Ir would seem large crop of snakes
might be gathered some eight miles
back 10 the mouuta ms. A wood-haul-
er informed US that the rattlesnakes are
SO numerous there that he dare not go for
wood without taking some one with
him to send for help in case he should
be bitten Interesting region, that.
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sHILOHs CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canler mouth, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment Of these
complaints without extra charge. Price 10
cts. Sold by B. FRoxnv, Druggist San
Marcos, Texas.
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EastAr Sunday.

Tomorrow is Good Friday, and next
Sunday, April II. ends the season OF
Lent add brings Easter, one OF the
highest festivals Of the church. 81.
Marks Sunday school will celebrate the
day appropriately with carols, services,
and distribution Of premiums aud cards
10 the classes.
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the NJ. T.. church. colored branch,
nre arranging 10 build new church,
:,Dx2O, iu the vicinity of the jill, and are
Letting assistance. with considerable
success, from our citizens.
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around us,
seem to prefer to suffer and DO made miser.
able by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizzi.
ness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of The
Food, Yellow Skin, when for 10 cts, we will
sell them Shiloh's vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by R. FRoMaE, Druggist,
San Marcos, Texas.
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a CAR ID.

70 all who are snHe ting from the errors and 10
d,,cretions Of youih, -'ous weakness, early de-
car. lass Of manhood, IA. Will send reeip'
that will cure yor. FREE or CHANGE. hi
great remedy vas discovered W . missionary II
South America. Send . self sddressed envslop'
to The Rev. Jossv1T. fSuAs, Station .: New Yori
ity. Nay i5.Iy
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Two or three old stores at the head OF
thS square have departed to make room
Tor Messrs. 0l0vers aud Hutchiscn's
stone ffouts, which will soon be under
way. %. ..... ..s,.si,..r,
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THE "Sp,nish dagger" now wears
on its stately head snowy floral crown
"a verilable armor-ciad 'plumed
KNIGHT"
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Mrs. ]. A. Bell.

Would again cal the attention Of the
ladies' to hor now siock OF bonnets. Hats,
1'rimmings aud Millinery goods 10 gen.
eral. Everything choice, stylish and
fashionable. Call and examine her stock.
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Printers Zephyrs.

Buy the celebrated royal eagle shirts.
j. Ross Brown has them ut low prices.
EMBOSSED or ScRAp. Book PicTUREs
in uew designs, just from New York, u,
the Sau Marcos Bookslore.
Miss A Qua Smith the beautiful daush
ter Of our new landlord, iejoluet her
parents ut this place On Friday last iroul
Palestine.
Both markets have been removed Ia
the new building, and now with beef
steak 1t would b. cousOllDg to buy oul
daily vegetables.