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BUILDING MATERIAL.

ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Bscx-At the kllns to el0 KIN run.
aroNR-At the Dallas Quarries, SO per cubic
foot II Tor foundation. IL for wall and 70 fol
dressed front
LuMpsR--Y fellow pine, rough, 50 IS per 100
cot over "a feet IN length, e. 10, Matched aud
dressed aooring and anishing, s. "a y ceiling
o. ociAng, u W yellow pine
sding q; white pine ceiling, ~ rs lfs,
commom white pine siding. lrst common 81 "
ash and walnut flooring. Slo0 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, tSS rough walnut
elgS TO l& Common doors 81 80 TO g. sash, 81 as
20 3 90 M 10 sire,
rosrs-Cedar, al2 90 Bolse dare SIS
La Hs--S2 COCA per thousand,
y ASrkR fAMs-lcr barrel siAl 30
HAtR-lCt pound, no,
euiaeLrs-lenuw, pine, 81 30 " an white
ginS 81 80 to g ~ Cypress, No l. S. No 2,
"a co NOA S.
Cr,irsr : Rosendale. s. rs Louisville q 90
| Portland, 81 30
DRAIN l1rR--S ,noh, lee Per foot linch, Sc
inch, silsC. inch iOs : inch, Doc.
CsNkNr tLuEs--6 inch, d7sc, inch i0c, Inch
| ceiling iuink eL Inch cap, sou inch alling
lolnL VI ai, finch cap do, Coo.
| MiNNp iAINrs-kendy for use aud all pulora
| a 1851 IS per gaL An the tested and standard
mekcs are ON sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LRAD--Strlctly pure 81 10
LiMr-Cocpcred, Austin, e. per barrel bulk
81 So benson Ger lots, Doc: PER barrel. 81 IS
pnlles. In lots gOr per bushclssc
TvRrrNriSr--sic,
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FRUITS AND NUTS

u,,srs.- = III, i. Sooi AZ.
,sycr en- =, '''oN '"''i' """' WI WI % "
avrrs Zoo, ys.-.xo,r % sna,.,.-,,,
,,s,,, o., ", Ie"' eE"N'gNuN '~ upt
pvar,,vs az nn 80 80 h,,h,
r.,,rnn,r. pv ~ Nnna ,,,, n,o..A
on,sa,. vla,nIa ,',, ni WV uiarheA
.H,nSSp W., s,o IVuV q, ~ 40 p, u, W
a. Az "'N' ''' 'NN' ''O'-'' WV " ~" Mcssiua'
s'HyTrrs ,,r,o,,s oso NOV ,,o,,,,,. p.,.n ,oa,o.
a,hcr,s -. Wau s H. M, r'u ~. ninA.L iowis
inar,, i', no,'o pr ,h ~ ~; vnSsu,uu
nnlnn ~ ~, nha , MI" pveuu, le,e
mo~c In WorIci 0''''~ ""''" ~" VoOo@nuH'
"v ,n ~ NM hvr 1900,
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LIVE STOCK

TODAY QUOTATIONS,
BEEF UAITLE-COrn-fcd, none.
BARREN Cows-Fat 2t,C3j cents.
SHlrPlsG-SAGb3l, cents.
STCCK-Pcr head, S9Getls.
MICH Cows--Nith calves, S25,GsiO
SFRISGsRs-P-r head slW6AiO.
HoGs-Corn-fcd, 5&jS cents timber fat 3eat:
stock. 2s@S.
snErr-Mutton, SS@SN cents stock, PER head
Sl6Oepsl 90
HoRsKs-Fytra inc, per span, sSOc@sSON fancy
harness, sl5O1S2pG livery harness, s75easl76;
farm, s5Nmel25; ponies Sl5@sSO
MuLEs-Extra heavy sl25@s2c0 medium $500
sl00 small Ss0@SN
Nisprodcted that within n few years no cattle
will he shipped east OF Chicago 10 DO Slaugh.
tered. Chicago evidently proposes to be the
shainblcs Of the continent.
Tobacco Is the safest sutest, cheapest beat
and quickest cure for scabs, ticks lice and tettei
on sheep. II IS the best remedy for maggots
ever tried.
The largest COW IN the record OF Nebraska
bovine history has lust been slaughtered She
WAS seven feet high, weighed ., $50 pounds alive
and nctted i,tOD pounds OF beef. Her hide
weighed $50 pounds
Saltand sulphur fed freely and regularly Il
| sheep Is tho best preventive of internal
parasites which arc destroying more sheen and
lambs thar most OF us think,
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LIQUORS.


WHlSsY-RoCtlncd, 81 Tool 30, rs nor r-not
6out mash one year old, q co. two yCar lli
2Wgsa ~; three years Old, @ 5QVp,4 10; fancy
extra oldwhiSky SiGH, as per ago.
WiNES-Clarot IN case, eSOp5, por quality; US
twha, per gal, NCGl 90 porL u zoos: sherry,
per gaL q SO9S, Madoirs, per gal. 81 GOt95 viii
wine In eases, 81 N@l0
CnAArAGSE-JuleS Mum b Co, S1Scs9a Held
utCk, IN basket, sl6S09S, Krus, In basket GO, a
Domestic champagne, GGh
ALI-StoCy Ale, per doE e. QO,C9 %, rDrtul
per dOs, 81 COeo2 y.
Borfls BsEK--sL Loui' quarts, ere pints 81 Q,
sudwescr, own Slkc, sl2 ~; plntS sla VG Er
anger beer, quarts, SIS; pints, slG5o
Hub Punch, SiSO
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

SNNlAllNNN TN-UAN
Ftso spring per H., - ~ sc; medium spring
per ID, 20 ~ 2ac,, Mexican improved poe 10, ~
" Ice; bury OF all grades. To So. OH
llideS-Dry Hint sound and heavy, IL 10 itc
ditto light 10 to lgc; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light l'2 to lN wet salt ~ 7l.2cs green,
butchers ~ to0G all damaged. wet or dry,
half price, nccrskins, 20 10 2lc shecpskins, S
o bio; shoarlings, 8 10 lSc
Tho Boston Advertiser says Sales oi wool
In this market for the past nine weeks have ave.
u very extensive business The total receipts OF
wool In this market since January now foot up
~, "Ot bales domestic, against NA71i bales for
the same time In lSsl, OF foreign wool the 10.
ccipN have been 81 100 balcs against n, Sa bales
same time last year Thus the receipts Of do.
NESTLE wool have beon "a $50 bales MORE than
last year. and OF fonisn they have been l.iei
bales more"
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ILLUMINATION, IA MAvnnllA n
puoorEs, SPRING WAGONS. Erv.

Tuis Is tho grca, central dcnot for all kinds of
wagons hugdcs, carriages etc, nom which
country dealers ~, their supplieS Tho follow.
ing aro ruling prices here
ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS..
vuArre-slenh poles svoal5 per dos
buouiks-Grado II aud spring, tor eeogfiON DO
omen. GoaSo do side springs tor siuol1iSh, do
side bar slco&lS0 DO phactOn y, siSa A srs do
bump scat buggies, si7S@gs platform srrlp ~
slo1l2N three sr ring wagons sWAiis.
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FISH AND GAME

Tina merchants OF this city arc well supplied
with fish from the Gulfan also nom surrOuding
lakes and streams. There Is n limited demand
for fish nom some OF the towns on tho railroads
but the sales aro generally confined TO local
trade, tame Sout OF season and oysters have
disappeared from the market
To-pAN's QUOTATIONS.
Fisu-Red, shccphcad and front i0Sc; New
orleans rcd snapper lbc; Spanish mackcrcl, ~,
Wholesale Retail . cents higher
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HAY. SEEDS AND rEEpsrurrs,
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

Fwp-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs, O. 80 crush.
AND barley, per lW lbs, 81 IS corn bran, per 10
Hiy-park, si6oG bright SIS From stores
prairiN balci, dark, sigpS; bright $40, bright
mo on board. car. s. 10 II; dark. sSto6
GERMAN MilLgr-Wo quote al 81 sN it'll,
mulct VI ~ Ia 81 ~ Scarce In the market
uardon, &c. per paper, RETAIL wholesale. X u
Z, per paper.
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NE RyOUS DEBILITY

We arrant tlN Boxes " Dt T. Q WEST
Nerve aud brain Treatment w Cuuo an
Nervous Disease either male or fcmale. o
whatever nature such a. Nervous uaaa.
ache Mental Depression, Toss " Memory.
srermaicrhna and Involuntary EmlsgionS
caused by oyvwntk Of The brain, splfabusN
etc, aud Will give written guarantee vi,k
esch ~ order, agnCc'ns in tvfni the money
II the treatment does not effect cure In Ni
months rticc, n p'f hoN ak boxes for a
aent rfyrnld by mail 90 z, slpt oi price GuNf
sale aud Retail Druggist New Orleans Las Or
ders by mail at regular price
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WAGON woop woR,>.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagvn wood work, aud The sales IN this 1.-The ar,
steady and continuous Prices arr as follows
ro.pAN's QUOTATIONS.
srokts.fun : 10 az inch, per set xxx .,
ccL ", XIX. s, "a
slwsp FKEtoRs-ts to az, 81 IS per set
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sCliNp IRON,

Sonar mon Is IN demand herr. Tho following
arethc prices paid for all kinds ct scrap metals
ro-pAN's QUOTATIONS..
Cast 81 per hundred; stove IS ccutS wrpush
~ To sc per hundred, brass, IS TO go per hun
dred' copper, $40 to ~ 50 por huniIpd lino and
Cnd lpnr hundred
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COAL AND WOOD,
ro.nAye puorArioNs.

ro.pAys QUOTATIONS.
OoAl-lndisu nation, " por ton
CoKk-d,N per barrel
Woop-oek hickory and ash. g ~ toS IS
per cord Sawed stove wood II retailing al tho
rates " 81 80 to s % rer cord.
CHAncoAt--tS ccnu rcr barrel
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Assorted crates, eiO tos,A
TumhlcrS, SSc 70 sLuO
s,onewarS y Il, Sls gallons 5000
Lamps-B. H., vlss, q. H.. tas9 4 70. sc
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PROVISIONS,
N-pAY's QUOTATION

ru-pAN's QUOTATIONS.
BAoos-Long clear sdes i6NN short clear,
lTos, breakfast bacon IKE
par SALr--Long clear sidca lSlc; short clear,
HAMs--y'aivasscd, Il, Magnolia ~
LARn-rictvc lihc: half barrel ilSc aO-lh
cans lac; Nlb cana Axe l0.lb cans lSSc, h.lb
cans, lbAc, 3.,h cans. ibhc
The provision market IN Chicago IA playing a
regular scu-Saw gamc-onc day ny and the mex,
day down. Mess pork for October opened to.
lay NJ ~ Sah, fell four cents. then reacted aid
closed at - 2i,--,wonty.two and halt ccuts
advance over the close of last eycnins.
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POULTRY, BUrrEa AND Eco,

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
UHI0sENs--Wo quote at s. % per do.eu: .ur.
keys 5eC75c
k6as-lSc per dozen
n WV Norihern. 2b92Oc: TexRs. lhin2no
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THERE Is a steady demand here for coopersye
and cooperage stock Of all Kinds, and ordeIs
nom the country are frequent bnt NOT reneraiiv
very heavy.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
MolaSses barrels, Il 50; halfhaTrels 81 ~. ksvs
&c; sugar barrels IN half barrels e 10 = Toiel
per ! Gao 81"
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sADDLERYAND LEATHER.

ro-pArs QUOTATIONS. s7s
soLR LEATHER 0AK--No /, S9Cefs No z
50. -
HKkLooK--BeSt bUralo slaughter, u; good u
best aalaDloras % No ,, Is good damaged,
sec
HEAlocH-Prime. S. 90 Ecod, IS 90 No. s SOC
FRkSoH OALss&IN--2i Is u 70 according 10
quality.
PHILADELPHIA GALrsAlS--Eo. l. 81 10 To rs;
do Nc. 2, 81 90 TO l 10.
PHlLADElPEtA KITS-No |. SIC 20 81 % ao-
Cordiug IN weight.
sHESr sKlNs-Topping XXGX per dua $40 %
LlIlugS white, MIX, IS IS; Rllssets. 6 too
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on the 18th ultiino and good fruit was sold at al
cents basket
PETERSBuEG, Va, September 1.-THE total
sales OF loose tobacco here the lgst eleven
months were iSsG7g5 pounds. az an average
price of s. so per hundred, against 3.7gs 40
hundred
The receipts and exports OF butter at New
York since May (tho beginning oflhc trade
year compare IN follows
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THe grain marke, In chicago developed moth
Ing OF gtcat interest to-day, September wheat
sold on hrst call at 20, Crswlcd up mn eighth Of "
cent, then began to dcclu, aud closed ut QSls
nyo.cighths OF Q mt under the last sales Of yes.
terday. For delivery In October II opened at
%, and showed no marked change, selling ON
last call at Qijs, an eighth OF y cent below the
oloslus figure yesterday. Corn for October sold
Ia the morning at 00r, but jumped along slowly,
sollug IN the evening Mt O., one cent advance ON
the last sales OF last evening,
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V,A sxyE RSeS WIVES.

II IA AN eviden fact that farmers wives are ni let
ed wi IA mauy diseases which are the result OF over
work They are constantly on one ceaseless routine
of toll from day at morning until late at night
No charge, no relaxation, no rest Farmers thou'd
note this act end be orwarned before II IL Zoo a"
f. is astonishing what amount OF labor the wives
of farmers perform. Many OF them get up and have
break fast T, ady before their husbands are out 1f
bed Then It Is work. wo K. work. uutil nearly
midnight. their minds duIing the time being con
santly occupied with their duties, and with think
inp ofhow the food H. to be supplied. when wash
ing aud Ironing is to be done, when time can be
spared to scrub the floor, how the children are TO
be clio, he'd aud kept tidy. Rni iDnumerable o'her
things not uccet sary to mention, all of which coin
bine to over work AID break down the strongest
woman in the land. In no case is II sale tO De col
tinuOusly thinking upon any one ihinR, ana IN
cas.s where tue brain has been weakened by too
great a = rain upon IL, thereby producing insanity.
en- l.psy vertigo Mysteries. femae weakness, gener-
II debiiIty aud A multitude Of other diseases, the
rguNay Is Rest aud few bottles Of Dr. :. a, Rich
mond and Co.'S samaritan Nervine. IL tctr oireel-
" upon the nervous centres, and invg"rAtes Ahd
strangthens the whole system. Many ladies have
RETAINED from using samaritan Nervine on account
Of an existing prejudice against advertised medi-
cines, Let Us ask question; are you pfejudicei
against sewing michines b-canse you haFe see
them alver i.ei. or can you doubt the ingenuity
and ,kfI requred Ia their inventiout Again. would
you refuse ~ insure your hou.e, b.eause the com
pany advertised that IL had paid millions 81 aelAIs
iu losses aad yet had capital OF several mtliots
Ieitf 10 such advert semeBts shske Jour eouhdehee
aud create pr-irdee hrn wbv reilse q efrn.t
the testimony of hose who have ouod me sAmNl
tan Serviue be all that ], elsimed for u ~ o.s
coming those .iluneuts peculiar 20 your ssNf Its
The tOIlowiLg statement speaks Tor ltseif:
Varied, Lensses Co. Nirh-.f
April 18Th, ISL
NJ Rfehrn.oa-Dssr siT: This 10 70 certify ttss
nv wife had ats for ihi-ty -fss yesrs They sctlf
Al ber hoat o.e hear ard so-etizes longer hap
penei % bear q Fosr ne1icEr, asd seat f-r
oft she had no more fts alter stt foof ne ef.t
dose -te IL aor pernt uersF crFst. Az her tshl'h
il a arraf deal better THAI y bNs besH tof trtht
year. o. more Tua are entirely a. ibtru 70
hsr retre sra tlfa ts.finouai ir arT rnsnrfr rtrl
ro1 pirsse ara -naTsga ~ uans tou- Ne 90
veu n. n.s1h a. lestI fr sttf - t.t- eots iot
- Ygs-,I-a.g. HEyET CLAtss
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this section than has been for years. While
writing, the pleasant and GENIAL showers are
falling, which are needed, as We have had
for some time cool days and nights, and dry
wind that has To certain extent dried our
land Our school at Waysde is in progress;
the attendance is good, aud more interest
taken in the community than has been for
years past The stock men of the country
are with us, and have been for somo time
buying cattle prices are good, and in fact
great item to the farmer, as al have a few
yearlings for sale and times are hard and
money scarce. II supplies them with means
to purchase food to make crop and buy the
necessaries of life,
/ will now say to the readers Of the FREE
PRESS that the action of the commissioners
court of our county recently in regard to re-
ceiving the $27. 800 bid, does not meet the
appreciation of the people in the mountains.
think myself, and will speak for the peo-
pie of my precinct, that any member of that
memorable court that offers for office again
in Hays county, will get his tail bobbed, and
| think he deserves to be laid aside, folded
up and put away to be remembered by the
people of the county in the future. will
shy that Judge Kone's only chance for the
judgeship, will be for him to run on the
woman suffrage ticket, as all the ladies in
my precinct are for Kone, but no men. l
think he will have to run on that heKetwit
this as his only hope of success. For the
ladies us general thing control their hus-
bands, and by his electioneering with the
ladies he may come in. hear the ladies OF
the mountains saying they are raising chick
ems for the candidates generallySbat espec-
tally for Judge Kone Please, Mr. Candidate
when yon come round up here don't stay
too long and come seldom; bring along
some grub, as care hard up for eatables at
present. I except the Judge, as he is
favorite with the ladies.
w M, W.
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Prom Fischer's Store.

FtscHER's STORE, March, 18th. 1882.
EDrroR FaEE PRzss.-After some delay |
now seat myself TO give you the passing
events and news generally in our section of
country. Oar farming interest is at present
the lea.ling theme and topic. The farmers
are b,lsily engaged planting and preparing
for A crop, and our corn that Is up looks
fine and some are speaking Of planting cot
ton next week Oar gardens loOk fine and
the prospect for good vegetable yield was
never better in the mountains. The wheat
and oat crop are a. fine as I ever saw. . If
no disaster happens TO the present crop there
vii be larger crops of small grain raised IN
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From st. Louis.

EDITOR FREE PRESS The particulars OF
the burning of the steamer, Golden City, y
near Memphis yesterday, are being received
here to-day. The loss of life is fearful and
heart-rending. The number of the lost is
not definitely known and never will be, yet it
is believed to exceed fifty persons The Gold
en- City was a splendid packet and crowd
ed with passengers, and her swift destruc-
ton by fire in the gloaning Of the morning,
in the deep and rapid river, adds another
human holocaust to the many that have
characterized the navigation of the lower
Mississippi river.
Jefferson county adjoins st. Louis county,
and Antonio, its county seat, is within two
hours travel of this city. Joseph Yerger has
been the postmaster at tnat place for several
years, and wealthy, prosperous and highly
respected citizen. A few minutes after mid
night last past, his store and dwelling was
fired by an incendiary and the Illuminated
heavens attracted attention Of frightened
neighbors, who alarmed Mr. Yerger and his
family, and just as Mr.. Yerger was rushing
out of the burning structure with his wife
and children, he was fired upon, AM rlddIed
with bullets by the asSassins and incendla-
rion who lay in ambush.
This awful crime has aroused the inhabi-
tants of the entire county, ald the guilty
will be captured if it be within human power
This bloody assassination makes the xix h
murder that has occurred in that portion of
the state in the past year.
The prosecution by the police authorities
and the war between good citizens and the
gambling fraternity, is becoming serious,
The beast refuse to be captured or suppressed,
and the struggle between law aud order,
AMI gam1i'ng and theft, (Which hang in evil
seale) is disgrace TO the city of st. Louis.
CARL SsHrHE,
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23. Roasted some potatoes and fried some
meat for dinner. Vanished table. Papo
gave me n dollar The man didn't dig thi'
afternoon, Papa got cocoanut and tive
oranges.
2i. Oiled Papa's box Mr.. Nordyke and
Alex came for Papa to go TO MIR. Nance's.
Got there in the evening. Looked at his
mill some. Went to supper
81. Got up before day. They lit the
lamp for breakfast. Went TO the gin. Saw
an engine. Went TO the mill. Saw whole
OF of castor beans. Came home before din
ner. Was pretty cold nined some coming
home and in the evening, they loaned me
a blanket.
SO. Gave Wake some orange. The maa
came to dig again. Welt to bed some.
Made pancakes for supper. Papa bought
some crackers
81. Male soup for dinner. Hal an orange
and apple. Made my watch run good
deal. Papa bought some butter. Used my
drawing Instruments ONE.
%. Male sun-dial. Papa took my
watch to get fixed. Victor fixed box for
Lettie to eat out of 500.
~. Vanished the little book case. Had
a roast for dinner. They got down u good
deal in the cistern. Got the paper up about
supper. Papa gave me an apple Waco
got out; let him stay out while; gave
him some sugar and apple.
3D. A min was in town with n phono-
graph, at Harper's Hall. Papa got me a
plaster A man hauled some wood. Had
the rest of the things brought up.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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card. in Business Directory. one year, ~ 0O
legal and Transient Advertisements will be
cb.rsed one Dollar per square for the first in
ser,or,, and Fifty Cents per square for each addi-
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cent. per line for the frat insertion, and eight
cents per line for each additional insertion.
Announcing candidates tor office, county, 5.oO
anr y;srr;ce or state Offices, lOOO
obituary notices OF over ten lines charged At
one-balf advertising rates.
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From BastrOp--.Interesting Re minis
CenCeS.
W.. M: w.

EDITOR FREE PRESS Il notice the mar
riage of the SON of George Lineweber His
father was the first married in Hays county,
I issued the marriage license, was ut the
wedding, and we had jolly time. The
next marriage was that of Mr.. Milton Wat
kins to Mr.. John McGehee's daughter, that
was an elegant affair / was also invited to
that wedding. There was a wedding prior
TO the above, of Mr.. Randall of Seguin, TO
Miss Pitts, daughter of Wm Pitts, but then
San Marcos was still n portion of Travis Co.
suppose you know that my eldest son
Albert, married on the 18th Of March, Miss
Amalie Balm.
To-day if not postponed, an interestin &
trial will come of Mr.. Wisemtn, former
ly n merchant here, who was married three
months ago, suddenly parted from his wife,
accusing her of ilfdelity, she now suein9
him for slander. She had always good
reputation so far as ] know, and most OF
our townsmen think her innocent.
We have n railroad boom here now. Rail
road President Griffith, of New York bar
gained and agreed to build from LaGnnge
via Of Bastrop, to Austin a Narrow Gauge
road. on condition of certain sum of mon
ey' etc. The money is made up. No other
very interesting from here.
Yours truly G. ERHARD.
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r SOMETIMES hold it half II sin

r SOMETIMES hold it half II sin
To put in words the grief feel.
For words, like nature, half reveal
And half conceal the soul within.
But, for the unquiet heart and brain,
A use in me lsured language lies
Tne sad me ,hanic exercise,
Like dull narcotics, numbing pain.
In words, like weeds, I'll wrap me DER,
Like coarsest clothes against the cold
But that large grief which these
infold
Is given in outline and no more.
Tennys0n.
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mch 30ly
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
AIlcock's r Porous Plaste:rs?

Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
eyer invented. They will cure
asthma, colds, rheumatism, neural
gia. and any local pains.
Applied to the small ofthe back
they are infallible in Back Ache,
Nervous Debility, aud all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of the stomach
they are sure cure for Dyspepsia
aud Liver complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS arc painless, Fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
of limitations that blister and burn.
Get ALLCOCK'S, the only genuine
Porous Plaster.
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A Little Boys Journal.

Passages from the Diary CfCLAuDE RENE
JULIAN, late IF San Marcos, Teras Born
at RichmOnd Ind, Oct. Z, lsGG-Died
april %, 1881.