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VIIE CENTURY
NOVEMBER.

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Musical.

EDGAR SHERMAN, Piano-forta Tcacher.
A. Chickrring Hall.
NEW-YORk CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
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1nelrultiou.

For Boys and Young men--City.
1 CLASS FOR BOYS. .....-...,..,..
y THOMAS ELEyT.- ASH, l4' west 4i'h.st.
ARNOLD SCHOOL, - East iGia-st. corner l'r ceI
y Nadi. cgorng"rrs og = r lr ,rrsr r or
l SIS SuIi5 Ucadmrstcr. above address after
COLUMBIA GRAMNAR school. $500.
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Principal. ,li + :, ,,1A AS2I \; Nj IL D.
Catalogue At iho school ami ai ru'nHms 2+'S'
rolumbia Institute, IOG West 42l-st., l.. Fow,-
~ @ Al in ,. as5 ard r ra, St. Ecapans '
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
y FRAN; N Eg 10 l.t, a a II. Principal.
@goai, % y, r5 IN ~ p XII Is We, l5
CLASSICAL 4 MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
MEsSRs. WILSON & KELLo G,
sos 5ao-543 5Tm AVE. a5rHNn.
n :. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
~. ,2dst and G,haic opposite ES,t' 0I rS
.trs 10 iduWmg patrons: Prof thsrlcs hort H. hry;
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Hitchcock, tho Rev p. " White ihr ''' ''' - - DIES
JOUN McMULLEN'S SCHOOL. L,262 Broad
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= We. 2gd.st. and at Go" school
#. NORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
y. so. ~ Wvs, Thirty -uEAi.'I
Tlop,n- "rp'Duhns 26.
Tho PAW. pal l- now 90 home.
NJ W.LNON's COLLEGlATEiNSTII TIE,
VI. % Ia-t oldest, corner Eu.a".y t',rI',' t. aL.'
.ua ts Tor oo.-. scientific school OF business |1h!'
,.r.-E YEAR. tir,Hlart "a. PUTNAM end i'a"uoph-'
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Maiden. ave. aud !i'-t, uj- f1r ~,hup. 81 In,,: it
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DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 500
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Urr,ul fII ,TcuiaI = =. l.'' Mann ''7''
Au. Louis College, l3I West 37th-st.--Sclect
,onl,c Warm nmch Light - lnastca. Terms moderate.
SCHOOL. OF MINES.-Prcparatory school
y 82 Eat 45th.st. j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, {. -
ph H.. Principal. Introductory 20 an 'oHcb'7' H''P'u'
september -.
rPUE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. :
/ Fast 47tl-st., roopons Monday, september ~ INC
boarding pupil. send lOr circular. NpALNEl' fllh''p'
uNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. ~
Madsouavc, nrrr Gitlst, Dr. H. u tHAtlN; iIlnCi
nal frg,ish ClIsslCA and primary dpaitu' nus Wy nun
-iuM. building, complete ~ It's APPOINTMENTS l'
Cath school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL No.
4 1851 Broadway, near A2i-s' 47th year PRIMARY
COMMERCIAL and Classical Departments - g.,
u. N. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN filA''p"s
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For Young Ladies-City.
MISS S. /. CHAPMAN'S
WI formerly Mrs. J. T. BEHEDICTs1
English French and German school,
No. 1s West 5Othst, win reopen
THURSDAY, September "a.
Students prepared for college examinations.
AIRS. EYLVANUS REEDS Boarding and
WI Day school Young Ladies' Nos and East 5Sd,st;
Cbetween Madison and 9TH ayes N Y IN me C9iegae
iished Colleges the examinations equyalent Pm
mary and Preparatory Glasses receive carein
sonal supervision of Mrs. Reed
MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JAN0N
W. succeeded by NINE. DOREMIEUlA EoN . 49, Pc ~
ao % sont TT on implication Address No 10 Gramercy
Park.
MISS J. F. WREAKS' BOARDING AND
4fA DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHI;
instruction thorough and complete Special attention paid TO
mathematics and angnages kindergarten Cass 'Aleo
EIUbcl IS stem reOpens OctOber3
NJISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS, 46 East
IVA 5sthsty reopens her school for Young LADIES' al
sar wellesley smith and Harvard examinations advanced
Art Literature Science and Mathematics ungsaai
limited 0 u. Address tit Sept. 10, BOONTON N
MRS. RAWLINS' ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
VI GERMAN Boarding and Day school t9T ou n L1s
VII REOPEN sepsmb,r "a At No "a E9st w G a.
Principal be at the school after september
VINIE. c. MEARS'S
We ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING
Young Ladies founded l8+0 40 222 Madsqnaye New
language Of family and school lectures fngsh French
and German by eminent predecessors especial attention. pau J."
in4li'l anu ''''''' Mmc A. G. SEARs Principal
pEV. DIR. and MRS. c. II. GARDENERS
II SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Twenty.sixh year.
CT. JOHNS, 21 and % WEST 32D-ST.
Mrs. THEQDoEE IEyING,
Miss L. !. Rowe.
4 hon HT i
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Mem 11ublitations.
THE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE
WAR FOR THE UNION.
By william H. Seward Edited by George E. Baker
Ivol Svo So.


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NIISS MOTIFS English and French Family
Nh and Day School for Young Ladies', 80 Malst, New
Haven The lh year begins Thursday september 70
Circulars SCnt upon application.
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For Young Ladies-City.

ATMISSES PERKINS SCHOOL, 2,O2l Fifth
900; with music 500.
DARVARD EXAMINATIONS for, women
viii hc held IN Cambridge Nc"l orr, lIhltlpli aua
Cincinnati, beginning juno 20 ISL t@r ur'hei az
apply 10 he secretary ol the Nc"h"iN LOG" 40
Jth4yc., NCw-lOIk city.
MISS GlBBONS'S English and French School
WI Tor Girls, 30 West 4ith.st., rcopcns sept 70
MISS REYNOLDS eight years teacher in
w Miss Haincs' school G6 West l5th-st. sept 20
MISS JAUDON'S school for Young Ladies,
VI S4S Nudisuu.lyr above At-st will reopen sept u
Languages taught by the Natural Method
IIRS. SALISBURY, % East 7lth-st., corner
WI Madi5onayo.-B and Day school viii reopen
sept. "a.
NyISS BALLOW'S English and French School
w for Young Ladies and Little Giils No "a East 22dst
will reopen on Thursday seDt.27
MRS. WlLLlAMES' ENGLISH and FRENCH
N1 SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS,
20 West 8ets reopens sept ~ Lectures on Art Science
and History Nov !. CT"ehiy.hhh year,
MISS NORTH aud MISS BARNES.-SchOol
Casses children and opportunities for study IN special
branches coures Of COLLEGE preaIaion graduates received
NJESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
WI French Protestant Boarding and Day school :or Young
ladies' 80 East 3Jthst Ork formerly In Paris, viii
reopen Monday, oct l. Thorough course In all English
branches
MILE. RUEL and MISS ANNIE BROWN
NI will reopen their French and English Boarding and
0'' ''''''' Gos iii and 7I3 FIFrHAvE.
opposite DR.. Hans Church, Just below Central Park.
Students prepared for Collegiate examinations desired
Mrs. j. A. GALLAHERS French Protestant
I Bolrdng aud Day School for Young Ladies reOpened
Oct q 900 AAds9naye ocr 50h,st All branches tangh
and Primary both French and EIgsh Separate
and limited class for lttle boys.
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The case of Rodriguez against the Inter
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$50, 25O was decided by judgment for
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verdict gives the mother So, 500 and each of
her two children $500. The suit was
brought on account of her husbands beng
killed by the cars on November 10, 1881, be-
tween San Marcos and New Braunfels
Ben Thompson's trial for the murder OF
Jack Harris has been set for the 9th of JAN
uary. A venire of sixty jurors has been
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Married.

On yesterday evening the 3rd inst. ct the
residence of the BRIDES parents in this place,
by Rev. B. Harris, Mr.. J. L. STREET of Plea
SAINT Ridge and Miss GEORGIA O'KELLY.
Several friends and neighbors were present
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Personal .

Miss Alice Denton is visiting here.
Mr. Griffin is a. Mr. Getaways, SICK
New faces are again frequent IN our town.
DIR. Crews, We believe is again in these
parts"
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WE are glad to notice that suggestion
from the FREE PRESS some time since about
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From San Marcos Jail.

We the prisoners return our SINGER
thanks to the citizens of San Marcos for tn
nice dinner we received on Christmas da..
Dec 25, 1882. Respectfully
pRJs0NRRa
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WHILE at Austin last week we called at
the Carrollton House. We were not before
aware of the extent of its damages from the
late fire. We were glad however, to find the
damages ina rapid state of repair, and good
prospects for the future. See notice from
the Statesnaan in another place.
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The rhymes on kissing on our last page are
from the pen of an octogenarian friend of
ours. 1t looks very much as if the preva-
lent matrimonial epidemic had struck our
venerable contemporary. We promised not
to ''give him away" but shall expect him to
remember the FREE PRESS on the happy
occasion.
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The monument to L. w. Mitchells in
FAINT child at the new grave yard has now
been in position for some time. 1t is the
work of Underhill & Co., of Austin Texas,
and does them much credit. See their adj
vertisementn on 3rd page.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
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J. L. GLOVER.
San Marcos, Jan. l, 1888.
The business will be continued under the
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San Marcos, Jan. l, L
DR. BLAKEMoRE has favored as

Dr.. BLAKEMoRE has faVorec US Win
CODY of the special Christmas edition q the
Abilene Reporter. It it condueted by Mr..
Gilbert. formerly of the Navasota Tablet,
and does great credit to his enterprise
while the progress of Abilene and that re-
zion of the State as here exhibited is really
amazing.
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WEY don't Christian ministers and others
set their faces against the prevalent abomi.
nable dissertation of Christmas.
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j. r. KENNARD, Jr., writes us from Nava-
sofa that the jury found verdict of not
guilty in the case against Gee for the muir
der of Dr. Moeller.
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Two pair mules and one yoke oxen fol
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AT Austin the other day we noticed that
the excavation for the walls Of the new Capt.
tol was complete and one derrick on the
ground Construction, we suppose, will
soon begin
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

Rev. @. w. Swan, pastor of the A. nj, Il.
Church at this place, returned recently,
from their conference ut Brenham, which he
reports as having passed of pleasantly,
Dollar money contributed amounted Ia $500
of which San Marcos circuit sent up $50, 10.
Mr.. Swan il returned IN minister 10 this
place. He IL a i've intelligent man and is
doing good work among his people
The crystal wedding Of Mr. and Mrs
Capt. Martin on the night of the 2Sd nit.
was an admirably well got up and enjoyable
affair very pleasant company was pres
ant, ths gifts were beautiful and mp
propriate and all passed of delightfully."-. Mr..
Eberhard and his string band from York's
Creek discoursed charming music, aud such
rs desired, tripped il on the light fantastic
The supper was marvel of the culinary
art in beauty aud excellence Near mid
night the guests departed, leaving their best
wishes for many returns of similar scenes to
the worthy host and hostess.
WHAT WILL STOP MY COUGHING AT
NIGHT? Guarantee Acker's English Rem
edy will. Price l0o., SOC d 81. Sold by Il.
Fromme.
A THOROUGH COURSE of Acker's Blood
Elixir will remove all faint from the blood.
1t cures Sorofula, Ulcers, Boils and Pimples.
Sold by r.. Fromme.
NO LONGER A QUESTION of opinion, we
guarantee every box Of Acker's Dyspepsia,
Tablets. Price 26c. and SOC. Sold by II.
Fromme.
AN OLD NURSE SAYS: Acker's English
Remedy is best for coughs, Group, diptheria
or bronchitis. Sold by r. Fromme.
LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER, beauti
full complexion results from using Acker'i
Blood Elixir. Sold by r. Fromme.
81 DON'T FEEL WELL" The stomach i,
out of order; neglected, this means chronic
dyspepsia You should take Acker's Dyspe
psia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease
Sold by r.. Fromme.
! CROUHP, WHOOPIN COUGH and ever
Asthma immediately relieved by Acker's Eng
lish Remedy, Sold under guarantee by Il
| Fromme.
ARE YOU MISERABLE through Indigesti
on, Sour Stomach, or Constipation Acker'
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve
you. Sold by r. Fromme.
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Stock for Sale.

The undersigned have lot of gentle and
unbroken mules, also some gentle saddle
ponies, which they offer for sale. The stock
is in G. L. McGehee's pasture.
THOMAS &c ERNEST.
San Marcos, Dec. 14-3w
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

Go to Cleasby's gallery for fine photo.
graphs and other pictures.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

New PooTBRIDGK.-Only quite rscenu!
we noticed that there is new footorlage
leading almost direct from town 70 the P'S-
mic grounds on the river. This lsa hishi!
eommendable improvement
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

HE Court House will be completed early
in February. Scarcity of labor has delayed
the work.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

WE want local correspondent and agent
at every post Office in the county. We
shall be pleased to send copy free to any
such as will interest themselves in the way
we suggest
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-01-04

THERE were Christmas trees at the Presby-
terrain, Baptist and Christian Churches.