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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

The San Antonio Express says; During
the thanksgiving advent the price Of turkeys
went up as high as % por gobler,; but since
the bottom has fallen ont of the thanksgiv-
ing boom, the prices have dropped to six
bits per turkey.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Business Cards handsomely printedby US
and at the lowest figures.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06
For Winter.

Gall and see Green & Prices Comfortables
and Blankets. Low prices.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Tn. improvement which win b noticed
In our Business Directory, 10 caused BY its
being reset In now and somewhat larger
type. Cards In Il will still only cost ca
year. which all must oonoeds IL very cheap.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

sxz prospectus Of that great paper Of ths
Southwest, the Louisville coadsr. Journal -
also the announcements Of our clubbing rates
with it-es year for both papess
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Dun CLunBMo Lrr.-ws meant to have
called attention TO the revision OF said List
which was made last week. Tho rates have
been somewhat reduced throughout Nov
mako your selections. and lot US order for
you.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

FoR week past the weater has been per-
fectly .delghtful-regular Indian summer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

MosHKh q GLADus, carpenters and build
era. Can give the best OF references. tt.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Tn unexpected complication Id the affairs
Of our leading merchants, Mr.. William Gle
sen. we learn has been settled BY the sale Of
his entire stock to Messrs. Kaufman 4 Runge
Leon 4 II. Blum, Fooke, wilkins & LANCE,
who will at once proceed to close It out, re-
gardless of cost. A rare chance for bargains.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

RoDprNs tho vatchermaker and jeweler, 10
again on hand, and with probably the largest
stock In his line. ever offered to the public
Of this place and vicinity. Just the place 10
60 10 for elegant presents for the Christmas
holidays.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

ssE advertisement Of that standard old 10
ligious and family paper, the New York OBJ
server We win order IL
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06
DO You Want Fruit Trees I

For sale cheap, q due bill on g. Onderdonk
proprietor of the famous Mission Valley,
Victoria Co. Nurseries, for Gas payable In
fruit trees, or other nursery stock, at his
catalogue prices. Apply at the FR.s Pass
Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

SEE legal advertisement authorized By
the County Commissioners announcing the
new terms Of the County Courts. There
will hereafter be six terms per year, in which
all the business of the Court, whether pro-
bate civil or criminal will be transacted.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Assorted groceries arriving every day at
HmxIx's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06
CHRISTMAS TOYS

and HOLIDAY GOODS,
December 18TH,
.ATLU. u. DA LLET'S.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

Elegantly trimmed hats at from 30 cts to
ais. at Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Cooks.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06


s.E advertisement Of that standard old 10
lisious and family paper. the New York OBJ
server We win order IL
sxz prospectus Of that great paper Of the
Southwest, the Louisville Coahsr. Journal -
also tho announcements Of our clubbing rates
with les year for both papess
RsAD tho advertisement ofths 3d. Leon
ard Hotel. San Antonio. We stopped there
ON our latest visit and do not regard the
statements contained In tho advertisement -
any too strong.
TIE improvement which viii be noticed
In our Business Directory, Il caused BY its
being reset In new and somewhat larger
type. Cards In Il win still only cost o.
year. which all must oonoeds IL very cheap.
Gun CLuRBmo Lrsr.-ws meant to have
called attention 10 the revision Of said List
which was made last week. The rates have
been somewhat reduced throughout Now
mako your selections, and lot US order for
you.
The San Antonio Express says; During
the thanksgiving advent the price Of turkeys
went up as high as % per sobler,; but since
the bottom has fallen ont of the thanksgiv-
Ing boom, the prices have dropped TO six
bits per turkey.
We learn the officers arc vigorously IN
vestigating the assassination Of the negro
Glenn, with some prospect Of unearthing
the guilty parties. tits greatly TO be hoped,
for the credit Of our county, that they may
succeed.
RoBnNs tho watchermaker and jeweler, IL
again on hand, and with probably the largest
stock In his line. ever offered to tho public
Of this place and vicinity. Just the place 10
90 10 for elegant presents for the Christmas
holidays.
Tn unexpected complication Id the Affairs
If our leading merchants, Mr.. william Gle
len. we learn has been settled BY the sale Of
his entire stock to Messrs. Kaufman 4 Runge
Leon 4 n. Blum, Foeke, wilkins d LANCE,
vho will at once proceed to close 1t ont, re-
,ardless of cost. A rare chance for bargains.
Do You Want Fruit Trees !
For sale cheap, due bill on G. Onderdonk
proprietor of the famous Mission Valley,
1ictoria Co. Nurseries, for Gas payable In
ruit trees, or other nursery stock, at his
dialogue prices. Apply at the FRns Parss
flee.
SEE legal advertisement authorized By
he County Commissioners announcing the
lew terms of the County Courts. There
7ill hereafter be six terms per year, in which
II the business of the Court, whether pro-
ate civil or criminal will be transacted.
WE cordially invite attention to the adver- |
sement of Mic Tengg, Wholesale and retail
BOOKSELLER and stationer, San Antonio. We
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06

To arrive--oarload Of produce at HnzIn's
FRESH OYSTERS at James Tsylors.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

sion to expect much to be done, but un-
deuayinR the innocent and lsmb-like
proceedings resulting In the election OF
ofiicers yesterday, are covered up mo-
msntous matters of importance, in
volving possibly a change Of the ruling
dy nasty of the State. The Senate has
organized by the election OF pro
nounced anti-Saulsbury speaker, and
anti-Saulsbury officers throughout. In
tho House the anti. SaH Isbury victory
was none the less complete by shelving
Mr.. Bates in the Speakers chair. The
hand of the incoming Governor, Mr..
Stookley, 1t is said is beginning to be
seen in ali these movements, and The
hand ID working against the Sauls-
burys. The whole delegation from New
Castle was supposed to be In favor OF
Mr.. Salisbury. but since the election 1t
Is found that there are a. able Demon
cratic leaders as the salisbury family,
hence the family star is IN the descend
ing node.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Patrick Gariuer " ~ before the May
or .as' evD m.ng charged by ms wife
With having committed All assault and
att'ry Ou uer. There WAS no testi'
mOny hut that Of The wife, % show that
lie had struck her, although several
other wlrnersr- tesuh'd to having been
her II th" street Oh he TcviOus oven-
iFG, afraid ~ enter rh1 house Patrick
Il ned striKing her on tie night aIleg.
ged, out -ald that he was at home read
Ink ms paper, and she woUId not stop
'aiklnk 10 HIN, ~ lie threatened TO
strike her. ''Y"Lr FOnOr," he said,
Her tongue runs Ike II train Of Cars,
ana ] CUuldH't read" Both parties
had the children -utumOned, but the
Mayor refused ~ hear their evidence,
as he Sald II was tad enough for par
cnts tD light without bringing their
children into 1t. Mrs. Gardner swOTo
thai she was afraid he would do her
some bodily la III, aud the Mayor or.
dered hun 10 furnish 500 bal to Keep
the peace, and reserved his decision in
Tho assault aud battery case.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

TnR LKSIESCY of Mayor Wales to-
wards some of his officers who have
abused his confidence, is Creditable to
his heart aud Lature. We are assured
that he has some Of his police officers
on trial for the last time, and that II
they offend again, they will have To
walk overheard from the force. He
specially requests all Izens y no know
or hear OF any cases OF drunkenness o
any other vicious sxcesses amongst his
officers, To report the same to him with
out delay, and he viii deal with such
cases IN summary manner. We be-
lieve Mayor Wales meaus exactly what
be says Now let the citizens 40 their
part and they may rest ASSURED the
May or will do his.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Governor Halls biennial message Is
very creditable, plain, lucid state
ment Of the affairs of the State, his &C
lions AZ It's executive and his recon-
msndations for what no deems Needed
legislation. That part OF his message
relating 10 State finances throws no
new light upon them cot Already pub
lished u the State Treasurers report
As q friend of education he recon.
mends larger appropriations for the
school faud, but he carefully omits any
mention of need Of education anon Est
the colored people, Notwithstanding the
fact that his party through its stump
speakers were loud in advocacy OF a
system of education for all the people
and in 6enunciation of the phantom Of
mixed schools" This phase of the
question did not seem to interest the
Governor and ne passed 1t by without
notice. 1t is not at all unlikely thai
the Legislature will do the same thing.
Governor Hall is also notably spa
ring of words in oommendAtion Of in
creas ed representation.
1t wsuld not do to ignored 1t altogether,
and as it occupied such a prominent
place in the late State campaign, he
thinks it would be advisable to in.
crease The representation OF New Cas-
tie county, Is it's largerlgrowth of pop
ulation and wealth entitled it 10 some
consideration. However we are glad
That Democratic Governor from one
of the lower counties has acknowledged
the need Of increased representation for
New Castle county. The world Is
moving and Delaware Is moving slow
ly with IL. The Governors reoommen-
dations in favor Of y House of Refuge
either in our own or some other State
are timely and needed. Nothing but
the bleak walls OF county prisons and
the for bidding sights Of whipping p osts
rise up in Delaware as reformatory in
st!tutions We wish the Governor had
said more on this subject.
Tue message as a " hole,is good one,
az good one AZ could be expected from
a liberal minded man like Governor
Hail. II the Legislature will faithfully
put in operation all the reforms rec.
ON III III ded in his message and no more
the people at large will have no reason
to regret the biennial meeting Of thai
body.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
ue,O his word.

Professor Ctabb, icslring to adver-
tise his school, had printed several
" ousand circulars, and circulated the
anne. In this circular he offered TO
ave one gears tuition free of charge to
The boy or girl forming the greatest
/ um her OF Dictionary words out of the
word Nv iIdiug'un Academy" Mrs
formed 324 wurl., h. AIKEN her seat al
the Acao NY ThIs tn" Professor
terms his "New Years Present." He
will in \ short time offer prize for the
best written letter from boys or girls
under II years ef age. The school
opened yesterday with the full number
and several new ores,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away Across the Mississippi 10
Held n Convincing Conversation.

II tell you. sir. that they are one orthe neat
est combinations ever produced and nv eX
pcrlrucr Of that sort Of thing has been wide
enough t. entitlc my Judgment to some re.
spe,l."
'"Oh. don't know" responded the first
sneaLrr's friend with lIitls yawn. a, though
~. MINT take much tutrrr,, in the subject.
Il have never been able to see much d! iiicrcnce
IN thv,uthing,, They are all pretty nearly
tho same ,I2r. and made IF about tho same
.tuu
lhrtnlk Of which the FOREGOING iBa frav.
mrut took Mace In GaIiatlu. Missouri. not
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
D. D. TOMLINSON,
PROPRIETOR,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Forsale by druggists ana medicine des
generally.

RICHMOND, v.
To THK PROPRIETOR or II. II h MEDIC
1t gives the great pleasure TO inform you Y
the celebrated II. H. II Medicine l got MI
you h Ii periC rmed cure OF bad case
Ncu hlKia on 4 young lady here. Otrf
who have rled 1t are anxious for M
Please send me one dozen W first EXPIRE:
Yours truly,
WILLIAM II. PRour, 1906 Clay street
PHILADELPHIA, Frankford, June Q, Is
ID. ID. ioMLIEsUN: This l. TO certify "
We have useI the h h. II. Horse Modi.i
on Il e Bone Spawn, IN II case Of five yes.
'tandi.g. The hOr' Q walled on hts toe \.
the JONI was entirely sur, no ~ now III.
his lep freely, let's his foot square and Z,
upon ,he RrUund, and II now entirely W
ioe result has been entire y "a isfactory
US, and we cheorlully recommend the NE.
cine. Yours truly, HAYES Il ELL.
For full direction address TIC proprie
u. DOyHl IDMLLNSON,
PhilaG elphla, 70
PRICK y LOCKS. Lnoster 40. Pa, May
LII ID. u, 1oMLINsOh, Dear flr: For
Do ett OF suffering hu uA1Ity ! wish 10 81
n, iur yer five years was afflicted WI
something ike Chronic rheumatism In =
back, 30 DaI hat / WAS unable 70 got siG
or work n greater part Of the time, and ! -.
loreu NoIy lAuCD, uhu uNLoTtu ana w
) arious r. iDedies which had no bench sals
ec', ard J Was induced To try yonr Oslebh
cd IA. II. !. Borse Medicioe, and before
had used one dollar bottle was c0mplep
cured Of my trouble, which WAS over \
IN nths ago, and haze Tad DO return Of Y
u tticuity l had offered FIFTY Dollars 70 /
cured and would have fre ly Paid One Hll
dred Dollars for = guaramee Of cure.
Yours, truly,
VILLA NJ ASH.
PHILADELPHIA, ls24 Grease street
1t givss ne pleasure " Inform you ! W.
induced to try your Ce ebratod II. II y
Medicine On my crushed toe, which was Ve'j
bad AMI vave INT gre pain; to my gre,
surpr 80 1t stopped the pain and made Guy
IN a very th0rt lime. Since then, hsvins
II uch faith In 1t, ! have kept II In W
fanny. My wife was cured Of heavy pay
IN her breast; also q bad bunion. We no.,
use It for aImtst everything, and In ever
are has proved SUCCESS: have let many !
my n'igiiDor try 1t and hey think there
boih, X Iibe II. ! cheerfully recommend |
to all no suiitr.as believe 1t the most wo'
derful remedy In the world.
Yours, truly,
JOHN y. JOHNSON,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

THERE has ONLY been one days
session Ct he DrnU are LcRisIa ure,
and map ont the policy pf the Lnsisla
ture for the Who'll, session. TIE first
day has been an in por,aut day, though
the stereotyped ed ton Of the news
may come that 1t Is TOO soon IN the SEES
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
J ours, truly,
VILLA Nj ASH,

Something new will appear each month n
rela ion to the merits Of II. X. H. Medic'h'l
F"r'a'c by DrugglAus ana Medrl
cine dealers keMer@by. 1f you,
d. xxi has MOI gOs I have biz
get T. for You or 70 " hes . y"u c..
gee I, dom ne Eut OIL with any in'l
1erlOr article. de0u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Used for Strains, Sprained Joints, \
Shoulder and Backs, r.rush in tho ID
Scratches, Swocny tist1ls, Poii Evil,
temper, Curb Stint, Blood " bone Sps|
kingbone, and will remove oil Swel.
and Oallous Lumps left from Kicks or a
Bruites, without injuring the growth Of
hair. Has proved sure cure for Eprl
WIN cure the worst Case Of colo In ten !
utes and relieve Bots. D0se--l or z tsl
spOonsful In pint Of milk warm water,
All persons wishing . Arst class iInlns
one that will give full satisfaction In 4
forming cures ~ recon mended. will u.:l
II. H., which 10 guaran tecd Is no her /
cent Is. Its put up Of the best esseli
oils and other very costly articles, such u
othOr Imminent In tho market Is compose
and those using II can rely on or not I'D
huinbuxgod By false Ieconmendati lions I'd
up BY travelling agents to deceive the l
lie and mako them believe that parties
given tho use OF their names and sta
parties have ueod and recommended II \
have never used drop oft nor allowed I.
names 10 be used lfpcrs0ns prefer y turH
tine and crude oil Imminent, such a. ksr d
oil and other And such materials ~ It'd
the proprietor Of n. II. II. Medicine cd
rnish that class OF lini 'oeni, put up 10 !
ounce bottle that rstails ~ % cents, SlI
dozen, TO retail at 70 cents bottle, and /
mako Dore PROFIT on It than he docs on I'D
Il. Il. 1t the rate II soils, as three gross d;
would not cost him more thaA one gross N
n. II. X. docs, ifput up In plain bottles |
cOrked with common Q rks q those kinta
liniments generally are. The public shl
Judge for themselves which il tho bss,
cheapest medicine 10 use, and not DO Id
enced by every report they may roc 10
papers. The IL. h. X. has gained for ilss
reputation for genuine merit for the Last !
teen years, and 40 one putting up this d
Of medicine can make / r0n enough to I'D
hundreds Of tho. sands Of dollars to hun
the people with SO the proprietor will 4
no certificates only genuine ones, Tor
parties can be corresponded with at any ID
ana from them the trus merits Of the I'd
cine Can be found out. The proprietor 1
already spent, In bringing It before toe u
lie, about 81. 700, and whether tho med
stanCs or tails he will not uso any deceptj
to deceive the pubic In its use beyond Vi
he guarantees It 10 do. He viii offer 4
from time To time few oertincates shOss
Ia good effect on both man and beast.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
CERTIRICATN.
PHILADELPHIA. January %, Us.

PHILADELPHIA. January %, Us.
ID. ID. Tomlinsoa,
DEAN SIR: Having card 80 much Of.
virtue ~ u curative Of your "OelobrA tel
II. II. Remedy" ono OF my daughters, '
had suffered very much from painful b;
lon on one Of her feet, WAS induced to
your medicine AZ liniment, and, To
great JOY and su rprise. amer . ew sppla
tions was permsLsntly relieved Of both u
and union. My vito has such conndenot
its virtue that she resorts to II Is reIs
for all the lille any member OF the fan
may happen TO be afflicted with. ssverA
our Il lends and nsighbors, alter having u
II, speak Of It In tho most glowing terin'
hear foIne speak Of its very kreat powe
cure, one would almost Imagine no Oh
III &c sine was Necessary
| AN, very respectfully yours,
JAMES NAHONY,
St5 North Fifth s,ret
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
AT
John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wednesday.

Stock taking" is done; but
this is written before strictly
reliable news can be gather
ed. We may be too quick
with some items that is, the
goods have got to be got
ready. Call it probabilities,
not news, for to-day. AT the
same time, while we reserve
enough to be safe, we believe
the contents of the store will
be enough known and sorted
to make more and better
news than we venture to
state. Should we make the
news too good in any way,
the chances are that we shall
lose some money rather than
disappoint you. Still give us
margin to-day.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

To the Proprietor OF II. II. Fl N cdicine
Feeling .rateful for the use Of my { M
again, which were cured Of Rheunat'sG
halfa Oxen appl .cations Of your "CelebrIl
n. II. II. Meditin Inc, ! do cheerfully re,t
mend 1t TO ell who are suffering from
complaints. Ms wife has used II Tor h,,
che and 100 hache, and 1t gave instant
lie'.
TIMOTHY KELL)
1918 Sophia street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Dresses are marked down.
1t would take the whole col
umn to give particulars, if
they were known; in general,
all or nearly all but mourning
dresses, which are as usual.
1901 1903, 1908 1907 Chestnut, second floor
Take car at 1906. Enter at 1901
OHN WANAMAKER.
Girls dresses were put
down just before Christmas /;
not gone yet.
1907 Chestnut
john WANANAKER.
Furs also were put down
the other day; only such as
we could afford to put down
to fill gaps, rather than make
more now. Probably more
such are found by stock
taking.' A few seal gar
mcnts. The French model
garments.
1903 and 1903 Cqcstnut.
JonN WANAMAKER.
Millinery will probably for
a few days afford more bar
gains than any other class Of
goods. All our felt hats, =
cents. Beaver Of two quail
tiles, all we have, probably
50 cents and 81. Velvet and
plush, 81; from $3.50. Chill
drens hats ready to put on,
50 and IS cents; from $3.50
and So. Ladies trimmed
hats and bonncts, about two
hundred of them, about half
price some more, some less;
our own work and Partisan;
all we have, except Grape.
BunChcs of three ostrich
tips, IS cents, half price.
Remnants of ribbons, about
halt-pricc, more and less Cat
a small counter; not the long
one on the outer circle; none
down thcre.)
We open to-day the new
flowers for dress and corsagc.
garniturcs.
Southeas, conner Of main building.
ouN WANAMAKER.
In silks there will be more
items than we know. We are
sure of these: black dam
esscs, IS cents and 81, Black
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
To-Day & Tomorrow

IU-Ooy W HU-MUuUW
At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
streets, we will present to
every purchaser of clothing
one of our placques-"Red
Riding Hood" or "Morning
Prayer'-as a Christmas
souvenir. These are very at
tractive and will please the
children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to cores
pond with the latchess OF the
season and to attract pur
chasers who wish to secure
a suit or an overcOat for the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
quality will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
select from, DO not fail TO
VISIT US.
Yours Truly,
TNO. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
N. B.-Kilts SUITE st a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
|OHN WANAMAKER.

In silks there will be more
items than we know. We are
sure Of these; black dam
csses, IS cents and 81. Black
satin dc Lyon, $3.50; three
quarters price. Ditto, SI.75;
a trlilc yer tWO-thIrds.
Black rhadame, $3.50; two
thirds.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, 1871 Grease stree
10 the Proprietor Of II. Ii. IL. Medicine
Having Suffered nearly three three We
with the Neuralgia, being ~ bad one
arms became paralyzed the doctor c..
give mo no relief Ono Of my nsigebors
ne Of your "Celsbratedii. Il. II. Nedicis
| sent and got one bottle. found 80 M
relief got another, which made a per
cure, and ! most heartily recommend ,
II who are ike afti icted. Anyone can Il.
from me what think Of 1t. Yours tru J,
MRS. HENRY BA11
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
lOHN WANAMAKER.

Girls dresses were put
down just before Christmas
not gone yet.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Guaranteed to cure RhssmStism, Ne,
gia. Paralysis, Diphtheria, Plsurisy,
rad cslly cures oil diseases whore lihlll,
can be used on persons.
For internal use for cholera, Cholera i
bus, Cramps, Pains 10 the stomach or
els. Dose-from 70 drops to half . tea, J,
ful In water.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

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