San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-03-30
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
To the public II will be at Mrs. Kerr's
boarding house In the town OF San Marcos,
on the third day of April, and will remain
SIX days for the purpose Of operating at
dentistry. All persons needing anything In
the dental line, will do we'll to call and see
me- Learn my prices and have your teeth
examined free Of charge. Preserve the teeth
and thus preserve the health.
DR. W. X. SIMCOCK,
KxLs TEAS.
READER, did you ever think what snper-
lAtively Ane country Texas would DO were Il
not for the late frosts ?" Then the drouth
would be Of small importance, for the crops.
fruit, &C., would mature before the worst
came, as they do in California. But let us
be thankful for::our escape thus far this year.
SWINE OF CAR0uin makes rosy
cheeks and clear compIeIions.
For ale by all druggists.
A. N. BRADBuRr and Mary, his wife,
Of Cambridge City, Indiana, lately celebra-
ted the 6lst anniversary Of their wedding.
We have known them well, from our boy
hood. They had some fifteen children
There are some long Lived and prolific peo-
pie outside of Texas
There are many forms of nervous, debili-
ty in men, that yield to Carriers Iron Pills.
Those who are troubled with nervous weak
ness weakness, night sweats, &C.. should
try them.
ST.. MARKS Episcopal church services next
Sunday morning at 10. 80, evening at 4. 80.
Evening prayer every day during Lent at
five o'clock. On Good Friday, morning
prayer and sermon at 10. 80, am.
F. B. T1cKNon.
Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pellets" are
perfect preventives of constipation. Inclos-
ed in glass bottles, always fresh. By all
druggists.
DIseRAcEFUL.-The remains of the late
Walker Wilson, a Texas veteran and soldier
of San Jacinto, and who was long resident
of this place, lie in our old grave yard with
out stone to mark the place. Who will
start contribution for headstone to his
grave
JUST REoEIvED-
Dry Salt and Smoked
Bacon, Dried Beef and Breakfast Bacon.
G.. w. DONALDSON & Co.
We would invite the immediate attention
of the proper road or street overseer to the
condition of the street at the rear of Mr..
Briggs property. There is stagnant pool
there with green skum over it, which
threatens the public health, and which few
hours work would etfectually drain. 1t has
long been o nuisance, and we hope to see it
speedily remedied.
New MILLINERY SToRE.-Mrs. Jones and
Miss Lee have lust opened their new estab-
lishment in the new building adjoining
Hinzie's grocery store. Their stock is new
and complete, and they invite the calls of Il
ladies Of San Marcos and surrounding
country.
WHAT are our Corporate authorities do
ing is question we frequently hear asked,
but are unable to answer. They are pre-
sumed to have money in their treasury, yet
the streets receive no attention, nor do we
see any other evidences of activity In the
path of duty on the part of our city
fathers" Will they please "show their
hands, in some way?
We would be pleased to have our friends
in town call on us, also those from the coun-
try when they come to town, and report the
news items of their neighborhoods. We de-
sire to make the FREE Press as interesting
as possible to all its readers, and will take
pleasure in giving publication to all items OF
news proper to appear in newspaper.
New GooDs-
Nice Crackers Cakes &c.
Prunes, Currants, Dates, Figs
Jelies, Apple Butter,
Teas, Pickles, Sauce,
Cheese, Macaroni DC.
G.. w. DONALDSON d Co.
Book Agents and lovers of Western ad-
ventures are referred to the advertisement OF
s.Heroes of the Plains" in another column OF
this paper.
New MusIo.-J. NJ Hunt d Co.. music
publishers and dealers, San Antonio Texas
have favored us with two pieces of new vo-
cal music, both of which are the production
of Texas authors. One is song and chorus,
entitled, ''pm thinking tonight of the time,
Nell, 4" and is dedicated to his wife by j. N.
Hunt, the author of the words and music
The other is also a song and chorus, entitled