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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

Capt. A, 5. Needham is quite SICK with
lung fever.
Rev. J. H Hinck< is TO preach in
Wigbtsyille next Sunday al P. NJ.
Mr.. Wrigh, is 10 preach in the Morse
school house next Sunday a. quarter
pas. o'clock.
There will be chicken pie supper at
Trinity vesify, Thursday evening. All
are invited,
Edward Baker Of Berlin has recently
received an increase Of his pension, with
500 arrears.
Frank Plnmle7 Of Mortified will lecture
on Temperance at Worcester Corner on
Wednesday, February 2Sth, st O'clock.
Geo. B. Clifford OF Grand Forks Dakota
is on visit east and paid his many friends
in Nor. pelier visit from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mr.. J Edward Dodge Of Toledo, Ohio.
accompanied BY his wife and child, are
in Town visiting his parents, Nj. and Mrs.
VIM. Dodge.
A letter from a. G. Stone, now in
Florida. slates thai they had pleasant
passage, and since their arrival M Dewey
is feeling somewhat improved.
Andrew Murray OF Berlin hiss purchased
tie Jones house. ives, OF the Swssey
properly on Court street, which be will
partly denolish and rebuild.
A change has been made il the time
table on the Barre branch railroad. That
on The fourth page Of this paper is
incorrect. but the one on The third page
is correct.
Edward { Graham Of Chelsea, who has
leased the Pioneer works here, hiss bought
The Henry Y Barnes house on Hubbard
street &, present occupied by Rev. J. q.
Hicks, paying $500.
President Beeman Of me seminary has
recently secured two payments Of one
Thousand dollars each, toward the sinking
fund for the debt on the institution,
subject 70 annuity paynen; Of interest
during the lie Of the dolors.
On Saturday J. a, Pearce severed his
connection with The firm Of Blanchard
Bros. aud on account Of his health intends
10 90 10 farming in the spring. His
familiar face will he greatly missed about
the sore. having been with thsi firm two
years s1d with c. Bancroft & Son tor nine
years previous.
Col. A. B. Valentines knitting mills a,
Bennington. which have but Just been
enlarged and pu, in running order, were
burned OF Monday night. throwing ont Of
employment some 500 hands Tie cause
Of he fire is unknown. The loss is
expected 10 exceed 500 900, with 81 in.
surance Of 1000.
Farmers Meetings. under he direction
OF he Safe Board OF Agriculture, will be
held at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

BARTON LANDNG.-Mrs Stafford, an old
and respected resident Of this place, died
al The house Of her son Sunday, February
Alb. Foneral on Wednesday; services
conducted by c. II SEestt, where remarks
were very applicable. and consoling to the
many relatives and friends ofihe deceased.
Out OF the ten children living in different
states nine were present to psy their last
respects TO TIE departed mother.
Ga Sunday morning, February llth, The
news again reached Us, that death has
been busy in its work Of desolAtion. This
time. one IN the prime Of life, having
great promise OF future usefulness, has
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Greater bargains than ever Al The five
cent store south Main street.
There is large collection Of OIL
paintings al the Capitol Office south Main
street now on free exhibition. All are
invited TO inspect them.
Spear Lane say, "Doni forget" ibai
hey sell fresh drugs. medicines. cigars,
confectionery. snuff, tobacco and Z gener-
81 assortment Of fancy goods a. bottom
prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

Las: THURSDAY night the Central House
block, in Burlington, occupied BY The
stores Of A. Boutin and .. A. Nicholson,
together with q s,orehou.e in the rear,
were burned. Mr. Boutin's loss Is est
mated at $4,000 with II insurance q
$4,000 The building was insured fox
$1,000 which will proosbly cover ibe
loss Total loss from $50 900 TO SIS, Q0C
wiki 81 insurance OF 5000.
Or Saturday The air was full OF rumors
iha, several ssloo.s were TO be "raided'
bT The officers, which caused considerable
Of a. hus,ling" among them for a short
time. evidently in The attempt TO stow the
liquor sway. The ca1se Of the alarm
was the resul. Of the ejectment OF William
Yatter from the saloon Of Seth Jones.
Isder entered complaint against Jones
place OF business 10 Grand Juror 7. r.
Gor6on, Y 30 ihereupon issued a warrant
which was placed in the hands Of the
officers who, upon their arrival, found ihe
pAsSS N4AstA, aLN A--t A4aA.CL " - a41ONtA
10 rest.
After a long and painful illness Simeon
Dewey died AT his residence on Seminary
Hill OF Sunday evening. February IS. Of
Bright's disease. Mr.. Dewey WAS sou
Of the late Osman Dewey. anl was born
in Berlin, March p, 1928. His earlv life
WAS spent in farming. but for many years
past. be was travelling salesman for +. O.
Dewey Il Co, glassware dealers. Of Bos.
ton. being a brother Of the head OF that
firm. He WAS also brother Of Denison
Dewey and half brother of Orville Denver
and Mrs. John W. Clark Of this town.
Mr.. Dewey was an excellent citizen and 8
sincere Christian. He served bis countrv
with credit three years in the rebellion, in
Co. 6. lOih Vermont Regiment. being
once severely wounded. His funeral is 10
be held al Christ Church. Of which be was
devoui member, 8, two O'Clock this
"wednesday afternoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21
Tells its own Story.

LANCASTER, " q, Dec 3. ls-g
BIZ the way viii say that think Down. Elixir
the best cough remedy that ran find at orr drug.
gists- We always use it.
J. 5. PEAVEY. Pub. Republican
All diseases arising from Biliousn sEE or Torpid
Liver, are quickly cured by The use Of Bakers
Mandrake Btiers. see notice OF Arnica and Oh
Liniment in Another column. fn5nl
Is your wife's health poor; Are your children
sicklyf GIVE them Brpwn's Iron Bi,iert. il will
revive them. SUI
torpid liver, stomach out Of order, digestive
apparatus weak, and The brain in consequence Of
these disorders, orer sensitive 10 exerten or to
any unusual circumstance, and the formula for =
'ersnk" is complete. Ayers Pins viii fonse up
be liver. regulate The functions Of the stomach aud
ovels, The tired brain Will be relieved, and lhe
etd e. une 80 nted level
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

insurance. 5000; Kenyon's loss $500,
uninsured; Perkins store insured for
s2loO; o. B. Stevens, dentist. loses $500;
no insurance; RArdy's block. los. shove
insurance, $4,000; G. z. Garfield. jaweler.
and the post office. loss 5000, insure for
$500. A. Osborne, groceries and express
loss $1,000; Fsrnhsm & Cbsn. her lain.
lawyers. loss 5000, I. Ii. Everett,
dentist. loss SEQ. no insurance; Z. Il.
Allen, photographer. loss $500; town
liquor agency, insured 500. Oilers lost
property 10 the amount OF from 800 10
5000 each, mostly insured. Ex-Governor
Farnham. whose law Office is destroyed,
was in Boston. A portion of his books
and papers were saved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

Rev. Mr.. Locke was held in the evening,
Mr.. Culver oficisting.
Thursday evening, February 92d, the
\. NJ. c. A. and Woman's Auxiliary.
give = cception 10 Chamberlin Post, GA
III
o w. Richardson q boot, and shoe
merchant Of This place, committed suicide
al Brau eboro last week. He tried twice
before be succeeded in his attempt. The
first lime he tried it by stabhing himself
in the groin. but was found before any
fatal work was done. though be was very
tain, from loss Of blood. Not succeeding in
this short time after be took bath and
turning on the hot water burned himself
to desth, He was q man in comfortable
circumstances. and doing good business.
He has made attempts on lis life twice
before al bis home here.
Fairbanks d Company have had large
scale or Ter hanging back waiting the
decision Of the tariff bill.
The town OF St, Johnsbury has another
posi- Office. the department having granted
one - hist section Of St. Johnsbury
village called Summerville, and appointed
+. V. Powers postmaster. Ii will be
supplied from the Waterford stage line
once day.
SwASroN. ladies aid society
he N. I church held their social At W
B Carman's lsst Friday evening A good
a;ten3epce and very pleasant gathering
i reported.
A LAPEL. the veteran miller who ex.
changed his aouring mills with W. B.
Carman for a farm in Highgate. has rented
his farm and leased the old mill of Mr.
Csrman. and come back to Swan,on
l: is hard learning old dogs new tricks.
NJ. LAPEL is good miller, aud we shall
al be CAD TO see him back in his old place.
We hope however that ii will not result,
in Mr.. Csrnan leaving town.
Fred Cross OF the firm Of Carmau g. Cross.
millers, has opened millinery and fancy
goods store in the place formerly occupied
BY Mrs. Wakefield.
Considerable real estate is changing
hands here this winter. and houses toilet
are getting to be 8 scarce article in this
place.
D 6, Fermaa has purchased the z. H.
Rood house on Canada ST. and Wilisn
Tobin las purchased the Edwin Burns
place On Highgate springs road.
Lewis Allen has leased his farm or what
is called The hemp yard. to Thomas Wa.
ton OF Alburgh. Mr.. Allen is to move
into the village in the house win his father.
in.law. 7. Tsrbell.
Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, preached mission.
arr sermon to bis people last Sunday
preparatory to taking the annual mission
airy collection. Il was good sermon. i1ll
0: good things and ough, to bringA, good
collection. He is absent in York s.ate
few days this week.
c c. Gilmore, has returned from biz
wedding tour, and business a, the house
otC. {. Gilmore d Co., clotbiers. is rush.
ing again.
The bu.ler market on Tuesday was
better than last week; better attendance
and more butter, but little less price
owing to reports Of 8 dull market in the
cities; prices from % to q cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

.LydhE. PinkhEn's Vegetable Compound rAnts
hrsl at curative agent II al complaints PscHlia II
- women, Evil
Is your scalp NIL al dry, husky scales and little
pimplesi Dr. Benson's Skin Cure viii e)eEnse
your scalp and remove all scales Lnd tenderness
within SIX days Try it, for II il the best head
dressing ever used. g.. per package, at al drug
gsts. sWl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21
Central V6Tl0lt Railroad Linz.
Commencing Monday, Oa5o}sy 2, 1882.
ThAINs GOING SOUTH AND last WILL -EAv1
MONTPELIER A. FOLLOWS:

TEAMS GOING SOUTH AND East WILL LAW
MONTPELIER A. FOLLOWS:
$40 4. NJ. MAIL from st-4!hs-s aga Bu-!turto1
- Concord. MI- cbas1ess NGshuE
Worcester. Lowell Boston Tlict hurR
= '.-gttld, New LIZ o1l El1 View
1910 ? n. l. NJ TTD EXPRESS ,r7r Montreal
So -i.-1s-so-r- IL 7 the " est. t1r Boston
ylA LaUe az New Y-rE vIB srlI1s
$50 7izE5 trsz 5.a4. EatlAni lna
III q = NJ NlJalI TX LESS r1Ln Mo-frsal, OF
- IL 1ensnurg and the est for Boston via
London Id New II, ma al point
IL New England slaeIClg CAY to
sFrIlgbsld and Boston VIII Lowell
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST:
$40 M.XIsET EXPRESS from Boston n9o
Ind the Vest See ping Tar tt Mott.
SIX N H6S67MNoDArfox from Mortified
l. MO; gf-iEgtRIii kqt3aId t2d st-Jo9as
S'oo = h'iuDctl1L for BurliITta-- 81. 4 DALE
Elchtord ana Rousas ! 1T.
9.S0 y W DAY EXPRESS, lAbrss Boston VIII.
o''V = NJ Fitehhqrs. s:N = ~ Va Lowell S:n
taia s.O0 An iJr Z 81! !IIlg-tl rs [ A. hEIs
NoutreAl, Oeae1shurf and the West
IrGV1nr-rlo-n Gal 70 N on rttl
A.20 D NJ 4COUAGQDA I'm from Nnli+ htTei
1'CV = NJ u1UtJul. !lT b1rllrEtou st. 4 hEl 5
OE1susnurR Euo Montreal
Trans 4eEyt f., LArTe II 81 ", .:ss L1d ID.
:fE.sru-r--s lsIve BG--s Ii 80. N. !. 81 tr5 500
TLrorrh -5ct4-s TO Airsro aud al po-tE weEt .or
SHE u ibs v-1r 2. TIL stL12.s.
w-STVEINGs hobart.
GER Pass. Agent Gen. >-.'t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21
Ghe frsenl an.
MONTPELIER Vt
WEDNESDAY, FEB. q, 1883.

wsl-.Irat3 agtst1s FRFEsAS pAr1r14rlE FA!nLh
news from AL parts Of Vermont, md our fine "a
Indifferent part Of the state, especially IN washing
ton orange and LEnoiue Counties VII nuntsi FfeA
Gvor uppu us and cur readers by sendlnF US !"ns
ntsuiFspos litveus facts ana viii ArrEDFt IL e1n
rthe paper.
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D z AT Il 5

IL Montpelier, February T. SIMEON DEwEY ass;
{ sErs.
II MBdls =, Wls-. February IT, Of paralysis. M
ithtMIAH Z MANSION. EEb1 u cara, tlrIue.ly
tc-i1r g! lie Vermont Patrla-
II Rirt0n February 4. IRWIN \ M-QCTvEY. ared
u sLrs, il months EDd aHys
l. hirf11- February Mss CAII.IE 4. Nc.CIvEY
Ia I'd " years . months RIO dBys
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N Ar Z G I : .

In Barton Landing, Ierrubry &, bF Rtr c.
.WaErl- HENRY Fhls SELL .! Newport. EuG Miss
Ii y PACE. d Barton.
II stowe, 81 the rss1spne q l,aa Adams sbr1Hry
IL ~ Rev 7 " LsSls. Nj WILLIAM Z JOHNSON,
Il 6rotor. FstruEry "A ty Rev J : Little N-M
BONLEY E1d Mrs HATTIE L B1WLEY, bJH 0!
NeWhury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

Letters Inc allied for nj Montpelier, vi. Post
once, February IL, 1883,
tF-To Obtain these letters persons must awe tht
Above oEi=
SESTLEGEK.-(5so, S. Dana, J. Fan, George Ken dtll
c q Lyon Frank Lull, Eiwir a Peavey, g Reed,
v. !. sheldon, JuLBthEu T5IIots1u, Reuben WEIGH
LAu-Is-Mrs Magic !. Dav-us. : Mrs Myrs 7
DAVIS Mrs. Aurillie Guysr, Miss AHA Kelly. Mrs.
4 J. 81 inner, Mrs B Z smith Miss 5Apt spear. NJ ss
43die whey, Mrs. 1ohDuie wbezier
JAMES S PtCK ? NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21
EHR : ALE

WILL 81. tie following property Of Tie I4ts : "
"a LLAnlle, one IUrEe stveu.g EBr-HIa Llce fULre
~ t''l eJVH OLE sAt my l=er Gl1 ONE fHruII
t1l-s >al- ttap=rr = " .A= -,1L q. NA-hEr
I.--' 1a, L. e. from -te - % the bog r7ve,
ruHd LllZ4LLTE Cl4NDiTP
BERN. . - u y = l's. RVS
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SANDWICHES

WHEN pu bicir test fad that hId uaen, cured
Of terrible skln bumor by Inc Cuilcurt Rene Jes,
did SO That Others n rht he cured, and Do not
regret lbe time gwen 10 answering ioquyries."-
Hon. William lay %, Boston. lGSnl
Ms. Z, P. B1rjtn, III elderly resident Of PeEf1
street Bun ngt9u, wAI badly burDe1 early Salur-
dav luc, ner clothes catching TIRE from 'rtt.
al candle. 4 'Gor vEInly tying 10 PIT cut The
flames n otBer wATs she rushed ont lDt0 SNOW
b2Rs snc succee1el IL exungulsnlng them.
CATARRH.-R4Aet il five minutes IN every
case gratifying, wholesome relief beyond money
value. Cure begins from hrst application, and Is
rapld radical and pgrnADeut. AsE TO- >auiord's
Radical Care. Comp eie Tor 81. l13ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-21

Nj Lapgify, tbe husband Of ihe lady who Is DOW
in TINS county, owns some land IN ireland which
an agent manages. TINS agent recently wrote to
hin, saying thai be tenants demanded lower remit
and had threatened 10 resort 10 the shotgun policy
10 obtain compliance with their demand, Nj
LGngiry ri once vroie hack Is IolloWs: "Dsar
Sir-You NAV Say to ny tenants that Epy III reals
to sbooi you vii never intimidate me"
Peruvian Syrup cures Dyspepsia, General
Debiluy, Liver Complaint, Boils, Il JUNIORS, Chrome
Dizrrbes, Nerrons Affections, Female Complaints.
and all diseases originating in bad state Of the
blood. imlSyl
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ST. JoHSsBU RT.-Dr. T. Billiard Is In
New York and Washington attending
lectures and visiting. He returns March
9th.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor Of Coventry, preached
al the NJ. z. church, Sunday forenoon,
and memorial service in the memory oil
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
C0rOnal Institute.

The Trustees, we learn, have electedProf
IL Pritchett as Principal of Coronal Insti-
tute, to take charge in September. His
brother from Missouri, an able and expe-
renced teacher, will assist Miss Cara
franklin will remain in the Music depart
ment. The Principal has secured on Art
teacher from Huntsville. and expects a
teacher of the Primary department from the
slme place. Other additions viii be made
70 the corps of teachers, so that on the
Whole the Institute may be fully expected
70 naintaiu its position in the educational
Forld. Prof. Pritchet. we doubt not viii
ns found equal to the duties of his new Po-
a'aOa, and assisted by the excellent teach
IS named. and others to be supplied, viii
give general sat isfaction.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
YIN. ID. Cleveland.

1t gives US very sincere pleasure to call
attention to the new advertisement of this
prince of enterprising Texas merchants
whose liberal style of dealing and large ad-
Vertising alike, have made his name q
household word"with the press and peo-
of our state. In the vast extent of his bust
ness, and the generous spirit which ami
mates him, he is II worthy exemplar of his
native State, the great Empire State Of the
Southwest Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17

8. B. Nc BRIDE, ESD, has just consumat-
ed the sale of the remainder of the Smythe
tract of land opposite town, consisting OF
700 and four tenths acres, ut lO per acre, to
r. M Caldwell. This is unimproved prai-
RE land. Mr.. Northcraft bought the re-
mainder of the original tract of 1000 acres
some time since. Mr.. Mcbride also sold to
Mr.. Caldwell, Mr.. Hopkins 40 acres OF inn
proved land adjoining the other for $1,000
MIR. Caldwell we learn will establish stock
ranch on the main part of the land, while
on the improved part he will build fine
residence. It is one of the handsomest
places in this vicinity, commanding beau
tiful view of town and country. Mr. Nc
Bride informs us that since his return from
attendance in theLegislature he las consum.
mated sales of property to the amount OF
some $4,000.
We were recently permitted to inspect
the plan and model of what appears to be
valuable invention. on which letters patent
have been issued to @. P. Collins OF this
place. He styles it cotton pickers wagon.
1t is designed to shelter the pickers from
the sun, and furnish receptacle for the
cotton. thus relieving the pickers from car
rying sacks of cotton. 1t will accommodate
six hands and one horse will draw it and the
cotton gathered during the day. 1t Will
facilitate the gathersng of the cotton crop in
various ways and especially by causing a
new class of persos to engage III picking.
The invention has the endorsement OF sevev'
eral gentlemen of sound practical judg.
ment. Major Hinzie thinks the wagons can
be manufactured at the North so cheaply as
soon to cause them to come into general
USE We hope it may do much good, and
that Mr.. Collins may realize handsomely or
his inventive skill.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
A Card.

The undersigned having moved into San
Marcos, will conine himself to the practice
of law and business of his Office, which Is
the second door south of Post-ofice, east
side Plaza, where he can be found at oil
times. and as he will look particularly Of.
the emigration to this part of Texas, he Will
give special attention to renting, leasing,
buying or selling any Real Estate, improv-
ed or unimproved, in town or country;
of all such business pla ced in his hands and
collections made, satisfaction guaranteed.
Ct. w. WALTERS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE FREE
PRESS, BY @. W. DONALDSON q co.
Coffee, per ID. 1904
Sugar, brown. per ID. to IL
CA
Rrauul.ted, per ID. l2K lsH
crushed. IL
Eggs per doz. 12H
Buster, per ID. Is
Chickens. per doI. s2 60
Bacon, clear sides, per ID. 1904
Lard, choice refined " " I5
Cotton Seed OIL, per gal. sSe.
Hams, lef
Holasses, sorghum, per gal. eo9e5
Ia. 6o815
Syrup, Golden, 30
Rice, choice. per ID. 9H9lo
Apples, dried, 10
Prunes. Turkish, 12H
Soda, English, 5Gek
Pepper. blk.
Spice, all, .
Starch, Tes
salt, coarse, Per sack, siTs
Flour. Texas, per 100 lbs e 20
% ~. L01i,, per Dbl o. oo9ss %
Neal, per busbei, IS
S Sa' :. -
wheat. per bsshsi. Sc
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17

VIZ are happy to state that work on the
s''es works has actually commenced The
reservoir IS to be established on Mr.. Steele's
pace. h gave the company 100 feet
Para Of land, and $3.50. This is one OF
e highest points within or near the co1po-
--ilon- bang 1913 feet above the bead Of the
..'ei. and the water c1l readily Be CARED
- :. every part ~ the town. and It's sad %
Hl--1s;o=a- This re regard - TIE grestssi
"a; n he kisso-v OF san Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
Stock Ranch For Sale,

offer for sale my ranch of 1900 acres,
situated two miles east of Wimberly's mill
on the Kyle road. There are 25 acres in
cultivation, the rest pasture of good quality.
1t is well watered and has plenty of fire.
wood. Price $4,000. E. P. LANEY,
Wimberly, P. o.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17
Look Here.

Having gone out of business, this is is to
give notice to all who know themselves in
debted to me, to come forward and make
settlement, otherwise they will find their &C
counts in the collectors hands, You will
save costs by attending to this notice.
CHAs, Book.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17

We beg to suggest to the proper authori-,
ties the enforcement of our fish and game
laws. If something is not done there is
good reason to fear that the fish will be all
caught out of this part of the San Marcos.
This should not be.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-05-17

WE hear the question asked in referring
to recent ''onpleasantnesses" occurring in
the village if they are ''last of the spring
fights or beginning of the summer fights
Quien sabe, but we are inclined to think
they are.