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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15


All of which are included in the items first
stated above, and have been paid; but in finish
ing said building in drying II out so as to make
it habitable and adapted TO the purpose for which
erected, IL became necessary to create certain
otherdebts, which have not been paid. The doors
were hung so as to open into the rooms. Some
of the patients would fasten them. Your com
mittee hired Sherman Brothers TO change the
doors, SO as to open into the halls, at a cost of
$50 o. Ii soon became apparent that two els
terms could not supply the wants of the place
As there was large waste OF water from the roof
Mr.. Brooker put in third cirtern. holding 300
barrels contract price, S120 90. The re-painting
of parts of the buildings and oiling of the new
work and carpenter work by Mr. Langridge, as
for pump on cistern, sash locks, bolts and hard
ware. as per bill. S2l.66. TOD. Hough & Co., for
iron straps to fasten all the registers, and drill
as per BILL S. 40. To X. b. Showalter. for cash
paid for wood consumed in drying out the build
ing, sos 90. All this Indebtedness amounted to
1891 o. created on a cash basis, we respectfully
recommend be paid.
Your committee caused the insane to be re-
moved TO said asylum follows: On the 23rd
day OF Feb. last, 10 from the county poor house.
On the 96th day Of the same month, from the
county Jail; aud, on the second of March last. z
from the State Hospital at Mendoza. Three 9th
ers have been sent there from other places in the
county.
On the 9TH day Of September last. nine pa
tients were sent to said asylum from Iowa county
by order of the State Board OF Charities aud
Reform.
Three
the State Hospital. There are in said sylum to-
day Al patients aud there are accommodations
for II MORE without the purchase OF any addi
tional furniture.
The capacity without erowding is estimated at
eighty. 1t can be increased to one hundred by
finishing the attic.
The state Board of Charities and Reform have
carefully inspected your asylum and pronounce
1t the best for the price paid, in the State. Its
cost per capita its capacity including furnaces
and furniture is S244 90.
The cost OF the Dodge County Asylum is
1911 90 per capita including furniture.
The cost of the Dane County Asylum Is Sa5 90
per capita excluding furniture. Should it ever
become necessary to finish the attic the cost of
the building including furnaces will not be to ex
coed 500 90 per patient.
This County has had at Mendoza during the
mast year forty nine patients. Its quota is thirty
-FOUR and its quota was full on the 10Th day OF
October last.
II has Of its own in the County Asylum thirty
two and nine from Iowa Comfy.
OF those at Mendoza lately charged TO Grant
County. six are for the present at least charged
to the state at large and OF those taken TO Men
dota during the summer two are State charges.
ON shese subjects your Committee viii submit
smother report.
Grant County has paid as follows for the care
of the Insane:
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CITY GUIDE.

0FFToE, Corner Of Maple and Madison Streets,
Lancaster, Wis.
HID FAnotruARsos Pronrietor.
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HOtel-PARK House, A. w. Moore, Pro.
prietOr. Piatteyilie. Wis The house has been
lately redtted and refurnished throughout ant
no pains will he spared To accommodate guests
Good stabliug attached.
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BRITTssH HOLLOW.

Agent 5. MORSE, Beetown, General
Collecting Agent and Notary Public. Business
promptly attended to.
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Entered at the Post Office, in Lancaster, Wis, as
second-class matter.
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Persons wishing to send THE HERALD away
are informed that the postage on a single copy is
)ne cent to any part OF the United States Canada,
or any Of the countries Of Europe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, Simon
Woodhouse. Proprietor, Bloomington, Wis Hav
Ing reitted and bnilt ample room for the accom-
modatlqh OF guests, am now prepared to &C
coiamodate them with well-furnished rooms
good beds and wel-suppied tables Sample
rooms. attentive hostlers. Good stnbling.
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swered to their names except j. B.
johnson and Karl Kleinpell.
journal OF last meeting read and APP
proved as read,
MR.. MERIT of Boscobel presented a
memorial to the Board in behalf of c..
X. Dean. which was read by the Clerk
and referred TO the following named
special committee: w. Homer Beebe.
Platteville City; Omar j. Arnold, Mount
Ida; Samuel Woodhouse, Blooming
ton village:
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There are several others that We have rea-
son to believe are not residents OF the county
Mrs. Kotz and Garbler have been transferred
to the state at large where they belong. The
chairman Of the committee visited the State
Hospital on this business several times for
the purpose Of inspecting the books and as
certalning the status Of the patients there
He ascertained that affidavits Of the non-resi-
dence OF Pedro. Richards, Ring, Foster, Girls
sci and Schisner had been filed, but that they
were still charged TO Grant county. A
petition was presented 10 the State Board Of
Supervisors to refund to Grant county the
cash pad out and relieve il of these patients
and divers others and charge them to the state
at large. The hearing has been continued
from time to time and will not be disposed OF
finally till the latter part Of January. But the
result was for this year to leave the SIX last
above named out of the list charged to Grant
county--a saving Of about 5000 The cor
respondence about the patients has been very
volumnous. The dispositions Of some twelve
or fifteen witnesses have been taken and fled.
Also quite a number OF affidayits and quite a
number Of dispositions will yet have to be
taken To prosecute these claims success sfui-
" and to relieve the county Of these burdens
will require careful investigation into all the
! facts Of each case. No one can do 1t so well
as the officers Of the town where the insane
person is taker up and at the time when
| everything is fresh. If this Boarb wishes to
/ be relieved of these Illegal burthens the mem
| bers must investigate carefully and respond
promptly 10 each call for information. When
ever, by the affidavits of the Chairman Of the
County Board and Of the Sheriff, il shall ap
pear that the residence OF person lawful,
adludged insane is unknown and cannot aftei
due diligence be ascertained, such person may
be sent By the County Judge to and received
in the State Hospital as patient from tn
state at large. Yet the knowledge that al
insane person whose residence IS unknown
has been committed to the hospital or asylum
has rarely reached the proper officers till afte
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BLOOMINGTON.

Insurance -BLooMINGToN FARMERS IN
suRANcE COMPANY. Office at Bloomington Grant
county, Wis. John Ryan, President; Thomas
Pcndeton, Secretary and Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15

Agent-JESSE BROOKS, Bloomington,
Wis, General Collecting Agent and Conveyancer
Titles investigated and perfected. Collections
promptly attended to. Reference given when
desired.
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PLATTEyIELE.

-@O@~>~~~~NNO~~~~N~>~N~~~N~N
Attorneys IL CLEARY, Attor-
ncys AT Law Platteville, Grant Co., Wisconsin.
Practice In all the courts of the state Ollceover
Hodges \ McCarn's Bank.
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Martin Luther's isirthday

Bloomington, Wis, Nov, 9th, Is,
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General Sherman In New York.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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REETOWN.

GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison 81
Services every two weeks.
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LANCASTER LODGE A. F. s. A. NJ. meets first and
third Saturday in each month at p. M, in Herald
effee block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15

CRY LIBRARY. Court house Open Wednes
day afternoon and saturday afternoon and even
ing. @
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GRANT CHAPTER. Regular convocation second
Ad fourth Tuesday Of each month az p. m, in
Herald Office block
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15
PURGATORY sPRIN0s,

10 the name Of another prosperous
settlement further to the south. Not
withstanding its rather sinister name, 4
10 q very interesting place. II 10 rich
valley land, watered BY numerous
sprines--a sort Of oasis IN the surround
ine rocky pasture lands. The vallss i
some three miles 10 length and would
average about half . mile IN width.
There are about twenty families rssid
ing in II, and they enjoy church and
school privileges. The community 10
sufficient to support mercantile house
or two, and ought BY all means TO have
Q postoiioe. Tho valley was 6rst settled
in 1852. Mr.. Williamson. from Mis-.
souri,, bought most of Il. and his do.
sceudants are still numerous there. II
il an admirx bic location for men wish.
ing to settle their families pleasantly
while going into the stock business,
which Is invited BY . bouudless range.
free as air. There are several extensive
ranches 10 this vicinity, among which
We may name those Of Mr.. X. p. Ray.
nolds and Capt. johnson.
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MINRIRLY

Il the name Of . now pestoiies, The
centre Of community casting over 200
votes, in the northern part ofths eoun-
". Il was 90 named after Mr.. VIM
berly, who built the 6rst mill there.
which is still in operation. Iii 10 the
midst Of good stock ranges and small
farms. II 10 also in local option pre-
einot. A new school house and Masonic
Hall are in progress. Business % fol-
lows:
General Merchandise.-E. p. Laney.
X. M. Moore (the postothoe 10 kept q
the last named store, II. A. Davis, p.
NJ
Bosarth h Winberly. aurssrynsn.
Physician. DIR. Myers.
Teacher, Prof. Gilmore,
There 10 also cotton gin, Blacksmith
shop. etc.
JACOB We'll, elsewhere Described, Il
near Wimbsrly.
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TRLxsFERs OF RAJ Estate since our /,

TRANSFERS OF RIAL ESTATE since our last
recorded to the 18th inst:
John w. Grow and wife TO J. NJ. Miller,
200 acres near Hsygood league, $500.
Vim. Won Rosenberg 10 VIM. Garrett
land certificate for IS acres, S27.
J, +. Massey a wife 10 VIM Garrett, leo
acres on Cypress Greek, s250.
Hannah A. and David p. Peck BY attor-
ney to VIM. Garrett 100 acres on Cypress
Fork Of the Rio Blanco. S250.
II. NJ. Darling and wife 10 Mary z. Wat.
son, 335 acres on Onion Oreek, ooDsdera-
ton, love, etc.
s. c. Littiepage 10 Jere Horn. blocks
and in Cof6eld's addition 10 San Marcos,
s1IO0.
Geo. 7, McGehee and SsrAh c. His wife,
10 r. J. sledge, 600 seres Of VIM Hemp
hill league, si1.Oo0
W. II. Steele 70 o. A. Fisber, rsissss.
Nv. Z, SAmp-oL A wife 70 J. G. Rove,
- acres Of p. A Smith lesgue ess.
Barnes a wetnors. trustees. b. Attorney
70 J. y. whisensnt, Iots ! and IN bloch 81
in Kyle. sI2s.ss.
Gottfrjsd LNngs and wife. 70 ,. r VII
HEznson, and y, K Fsis pan Of lot m
- n San Marcos. sl,7Oo.
A. h. Cbe1oveth Eod wife 10 gAcob l.
Klisoa- 3ss md 7-loshs scr-s a veriusodi
ls4g7s s7Tg4.
! l. E1Esao - Tfz-. q and Cssdsor
@ 1oi1-,ln auss proPerty ~ bssa nsDs1
ssopo
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

MARRnD-Mr. w. T. Jackman to Miss l.
J. Green, Cat fhe residence of the brides
brother, Capt. Ed. j. L. Green, of San Mar
cos, by Elder J. J. Williamson, on Wednes
day, the 7th Of Nov. at 8 o'clock, A, NJ,
And left for Washington, Arkansas via Gal
weston on the $3.50 train. No cards Of invi
tation were issued, but an imdromptu gath.
erins of friends, and an informal presenta.
ton of ma ny beautiful and costly tokens Of
love, Those who accompanied them to the
train felt as it bore them away, that a gentle
and guileless woman had committed the
keeping of her happiness to an honorable
and chivalrous man; and their many friends
OF San Marcos, wait their return with real
pleasure. in anticipation Of their making
that city their permanent home. J.W.
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DRIPPING SPRINGS

IL situated on the Austin and Fred
erieksburRh road, in an attractive region
IL lies little nearer Austin than SaI
Msrcos. As an illustration o.
its healthfulness, We will stat
that citizens Of San Antonio have
come to Dripping Springs TO reside, or
the express gro1nd OF its superior
healthfulness to that famous health re
sort, In this respect IL has uDquestiJn
ably no superior 10 Texas. Second oply
10 this its ehief distinction IL its -four
ishing academy. The spaeious school
building was erected in 1881 under The
auspices Of Prof. Jordan, nov Of Kyle
who did much BY bis energy aud ability
ss teacher 10 making it Q success,
There are about 100 pupils. many Of
them attrssted from abroad By the
beslthfulpess and good morals Of the
town. No iDeoristibs liquidssre allow
ed 10 be sold there. The scspery .,
quite beautiful and ronsntic. b.
The following are some Of the bust
ness bouses:
General herchspdise.-Crov 4 70.
tile, Chspnso 4 Davis. 1.-THE Post Of.
Gee d al their store), Major Worthsn
DrueFist-A. ID. Gilpin.
Saddles and BtrDess.-G. W. We
nsek.
Livery stsble-w. Q. Roy.
BlsefEniths and We'd vorksr.-
j. G. Rove. CsrpsBtsr A. Lioooln.
The town 70 just sor srjoying .
boon A large hotel Mtsosie
Hall. ss5 nary fps rssi5sscss are
eoisFup. ard iu1irssts - he bsttsr
eits are eouinsin. A ~ esttos 81
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Tbe un5er.igned. on Eat ide q PAN.
second door south q Post of5ce IN San Mar.
Cos. ear Re found a. al times. Has for ale
Fkrnns. BarDez HOases in town, and county
q HAYS AID other counties IN Teras He
ofers cheap. On easy terms. invites pr
ehnsers s1d p.trO1Age. and s.tirfscion gaar-
suited n Al courts n 1erAs. sod rsai est1ts
Agsocies Live eock iuterests looked after.
.o1 h1rio.s sttso6ei 70 N Al ps-ts q Ter
a. Gfrs I'm q t-isi bsfu-s inrering siss-
-hsrs si1 - corvincsd
O. ". WuTTHa
Sas5-ito-. Any 81 Law ard Rsai Es-Sts AZ
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Special Announcement.

A large proportion Of the readers Of the
FREE PREss are farmers, many Of whom de-
sire great deal more Of farming literature
than We are able 10 give them in our limited
space. To accommodate all such we have
made an arrangement with the publishers of
the American Farmer to club that paper
with the FREE PRE ss at o. 25 Q year for
both papers, only slight advance on the
price of the FREE Press alone. The Amer
lean Farmer is large Is page paper. pub
lished at Fort Wayne Ind. Every farmer
in Hays County should avail himself of this
liberal offer. Sample copies of the Farmer
NAV be seen AZ the Fnxx Pnxss Office.
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Nerti NeHsfi

Trzvsis-s and otbers viu fnd Il tbs FEEE
Prs o1zcs copies a he 81 Lo1is ReT1bb-
cEn AID Globe-Ds-Bocrst Ciocin1st Tines-
Saa-. Chic.co Views Eod Esu Tork S1n. Al
Daily besi3es Tsrss DxiBes s1i vs-ious
Nsefliss ard No1fhliss from . y ps-1s a ths
cu'untrT. 1lao a1rss choirs Niarsnssso1s
Books- vsry cbeEpL Ca1 md &c.
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Miss NJ. K. Moore TO the Trustees Of 81
James II. Z. church Of Kyle. lot block A
in her addition to Kyle. t25.
Isaiah Bradley and wife to J. A. Smith
l6s acres Of 4 CLARK survey, e656.
ID. q. Bates and wife 70 John O. Pierce
so acres on Indian head branch tl50.
j. Q. Pierce and vito to w. J. Thornton,
same property last named.
w. T. CApmAn and wife 10 W. J. Hall
one block In OhapmAn's third addition u
Dripping Springs, $50.
Houghton 4 Robinson release Of Sample
Room lot to JIG. Burleson.
Jas q. Burleson and wife 70 B. Pitohford
part Of lot z, block Is In Ban Marcos
"a. 800.
Cursan Kyle 70 Ferg Kyle, IS acres Of
Phayis survey, clio.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

SEWARD A. HAsKLrISr, attorney and solic'
tor of patents, ofspringfeld Missouri, sends
us the following .....
Patents were issued to the citizens OF
Texas during the past week ss follows
Seleta G. Dowdell, LaSalle. Texas, pan
cover" r. G. Koerbur, Austin Texas,
process and apparatus fos cleaning, tinting
and polishing pecan and other nuts !" Chas
w. Man, San Marcos Texas, 'gin-saw;"
Thos L. Miller, Pearsall, Texas, veterinary
medicine;" John NJ. Dram, Dallas, Texas,
telephone timesignsl"
Nov. 9Th, 1883.
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A Coop MssIoAL MoxTHLy.-We mean
Brianard's Musical World. of which We have
received several numbers, by favor Of the
Texas editor, Prof. Hunt Of Gan Antonio.
The last received, contains beside its regu-
lar contents, portraits and sketches of Prof.
Katzenberger and Mr.. Everett, the latter Of
tee Alamo Music House.. Every number Of
of the World in addition 70 ito reading mat
ter contains several pieces of thoice Music.
$1.50 per annum. Address 8. Brainsrd's
Sons, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Rev. Mn. BILLINGS, missionary Of the
Universslist denomination from Northern
Texas, will preach at this place on Sunday
next at the usual hours. Tho place will be
either in the Christian church or Court
House. All are invited
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15
Business House and Lot For Sale.

For sale. business house and los on DE
Pubic Square, San Marcos. One q The
bet business locations IN town Permanent
vaier q erce1sui quality, On the premises.
Besides place Il b1s1Dsss. The bzilding I'll
also aoco1odstsA q snail family - = uesideBoe-
Inquire 81 The of5oe az The FEEE PEEss
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County Democratic Convention.

Pursuant 10 call OF the chairman of tho
Democratic Executive Committee Of Hays
county, the convention met al the Court
House In the town Of San Marcos on the
10th inst.
Capt. Kyle, chairman Of the Executive
Committee being absent tho meeting was
called 10 order by J. v. Hutchins, Esq., and
It's object was explained BY Mr.. Hutchins TO
be this, vix,-ths selection Of delegates 70
represent Hays county ct District Convsn.
ton Of the Democratic party TO be held at
seguin on tho 10th inst, for this Represen-
tative District, In order 10 nominate suit
able person as candidate for Representative
from this District to AL tho Office made va
can't by the resignation Of Hon. 8. b. No
Bride.
On motion, Col. 8. D. JackmAn was elect
cd permanent chairman Of the meeting, and
o. T. Brown secretary.
Thoreupon the chairman elect having a.
ken the chair, announced tho meeting ready
for business.
II was then stated that nominations were
in order, and upon motion Of Mr.. E. North
craft seconded by Mr.. @. T. johnson, ster-
ling Fisher, Esq, was BY unanimous vote Of
the meeting declared to DO the choice Of the
meeting as q suitable candidate for tho po-
sition made vacant BY the resignation Of
Mr.. Mcbride. '
On further motion II was unanimously re-
solved that the chair appoint the delegates
from Hays county 10 said convention, and
that the delegates 20 selected be informed Of
the choice here made Of Judge Fisher.
whereupon the chair appointed the fol-
lowing named persons as such delegates,
viz: From Precinct No. I, J. l. Malone,
Jefferson MoCarty, J. v. Hutohins, Geo. T.
McGehee, e. Northoraft and g. T. John
son; from Precinct No. 2, Ferg. Kyle, E. E.
Banner and Ed. Vaughn; from Precinct No.
8, Judge Wyatt; from Precinct No. 4, O. o.
Barton.
On motion, unanimously resolved that
Col. 8. d. Jackman be added 10 the list Of
delegates.
Thereupon the meeting adjourned with re-
quest that the San Marcos FRxr PRxss be
furnished with the minutes for publication.
8. D. JAoKMAN, Chmn.
O. T. BaowN, Secy.
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HUNTER

Is the name Of railroad station 10
Comal, but only . few rods over the
Hays county line, which bids fair to be-.
come something Of . town. The post.
Office formerly at Stringtown has been
discontinued 10 favor of Hunter, with
g. A. Schley. p. NJ. and there are some
business houses making . starr there.
The place is in the midst Of splendid
country,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

"GooD-DErs for ducks," and duck hun
tiers are out in force. The old sdAes Of
'.isherman's luck" etc., is called 10 mind
by their exploits; indeed they seem 10 en-
perience more Of this species Of Tack" than
the fisherman themselves
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

TEE average TeIican Is . tender tendril.
Men were shivering on the corners yester.
day, enveloped in ponderous overcoats.
The thermometer dropped to within l5e
of zero night before last at Des Moines,
lows, here IL stood ct so Q yesterday.
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HOMIE NEWS.

VOpposite your name on the FACE PREss
"A means that tho time for which you
have paid your subscription has expired.
The paper will DO sent you two weeks long
er to give you time to renew, and II you
fail to do 90 in that time you need not DO
surprised II your name shall be dropped
from our books.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

Ma EvzzErr Of the Alamo Music House.
San Antonio, is in town; has sold one. and
is Offering other pianos at astouishingly low
figures, which Il the result Of q recent visit
20. snd special arrangements With the manu-
factursrs- Csll on him il you ever want to
buy Q piano.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

TIE attention of the authorities Is again
directed to the condition of tho street cross.
ing between Mrs. Towards and the No
Means property. A bridge is needed q.
that point, and the need is urgent.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

AL Yos Iowa Mexican residing In
Stringtown, aged AZ, wanted girl Of IA to
marry him. and because she would not, he
proceeded on Tuesday TO carve her up with
knife and then turned the weapon upon
himself. The wounds of both are expected
to prove fatal.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15
Fall Opening.

Mesdames Jones & Richardson have now
on exhibition very select assortment OF
Fail and Winter Millinery, comprising al.
most everything that Is artistic and desirable,
at prices 10 suit the dry season
The ladies' are cordially invited 10 call.
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Assignee of r. r. Turner n Co


THE S0CTEEzS huaoaL SOCzraL p1blish-
ed 1t Mseon. Ca, b. z ID. Irvine A Co.
10 . hHodsoDe pablio.tioo q 10 pegs,
noufhly. Tbs Istter-prs.s relates 70 inter.
eszing n1so.l and Hterzy TOPICS sod l.
hsse-oDsly HlasrttsdL md n q. ocsobsr
nanber bsSo-s "a tbsrs are Two pisoss Il
n7sie. vorfh hsH The co., vhish 10 O.
u s1Ay-r- We eEn oo1Dend TIE soufb-
IN Nusnsl Jazrnsi 30 -orzhy q p<tron.gs
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

We are determined 10 reducs our stock Of
Cloaks, Dolmsns and Jackets. Winter WrApS
Drsss Goods and Clothing. all Of which are
in splendid assortment. and win make sweep
ing reductions from this date.
johnson A johnson.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

WIT win people continue 10 use plain en-
velopes, letter and bill paper, when they
can get them with O nice stylish business
card or head printed thereon at the FBrE
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