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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,
JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT, GLASGOW

iHAwAntN CoNSUD
Undertakes the purenac and shTueHt ci ait kinds oi
Brish and Contincutaf sgis cSccri srieni Spirits.
aud VI i De- lad 10 rcttiyS Ccts 50 rates either fsvc on
boarc Al shipping pofi EuyepC cr delivered ca ship
ut via duty fof buyers accounp - Honolulu. Srrh
Orders may hc accompanied by rCmittgucCs- payable
London ~ san Francisco; ~ he viii draw % a. days
sight AGAINST confirmed credits from llonoinlu Bankers
~ Otherwise, 90 suit the convenience Of huyegs-
EEFEErNcEs
NESSRS. WV. C. IRWIN & CO. Houolulu-
Hon. !. : WALkER. Uuuolalu.
THE AGRA RANk. IL imiird1. London.
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e h.-.,v -Ir.r rhzt tat Era B0id, WHERE b
N. Nv .r--l-- uiii b. closed for two F'rks
@ =. --t- utHs t-id-e b. 1,-iu- erected ever
rN0 2 BUSH.
MIri.tc Of lrt-ru-.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

t--l1E e lt-Er1z- Mllsre Is ttre ofice Il fl,e por
-lz---l Cz--z-lf What arr tis ufnce hourss Nhers
= a. -r1liad aunuunoeIueut ~ Porturuese =,
AuEifHe If ms iacafion and huursf Wl,ers = ~.
r1Ltcan1- eIthef N Hu-turuass or Euslisl cf a.
ia11ooI ir ctllHr any q fhe Hauafian rlar,srsi
tAF rre l rlr ruatlrE, ct an uglstairs roam with
az a-r s1lsrnal lndiusrinn camprise thu e1,tirs
1rttsE rt b 1lns-laies
= - Cs-'i-rnan Is TOO uuch engaged 70 attend
a- ala 1ls. q too eounurnluai % have board
wr1trr. uurld 4 ncf b. advisable 10 ship Bortu-
Eucsa rs e SIC pa uu-lth- to sand outside Of
tnl ssrE closfs portal u the consulate and
lrErt 1stF - uufc-tr1a.e Wurnfsr rurur d whom,
ut eee lEalr- anuuulbereS ~ith r4iidrsn and laden
60 r-1 tuuseh1lc zpFendlces. stfinr for bours
- t1E-g hut s1n. o. tiie side-saik and door
sr ri y srrlurt EtrEet- ratienfiy uzffiu- for tn
Iha uuirame Frierf for Nay vas rros;rs5
laE rusa sd pith IA suprierneni uhich accou-
rm9l@ m lnteres-lnr and readabiE number
a cIus1rE-ltu' 81 thc 1rricie On New Gui1aa- by A
- EElrlr sud ~ say q nesc1s Ct Eve CiIberf
Aa'1rlrs nrruar- hesidesa c1mEisss hiEi1ry of the
~ l,4sr ~ H. = ~ C A. and he dadioasurr
e4r-l1ea rllHcted viii the o1leuinr. This number
@ t-e l-t rf Vol 81 q ~ neT sE-sas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

- wAliAN ISLANDS I'll - astf-r 81 a. aarl.
r1pfcv of b. hAtNA
NofIrr b. lffHHr r.Nru falt afrsHIr- r|
creditors vnn hfrr ntHfff tTtfs a. ssHf s
Nhan1 ir fhr f==71nf ri gee nrlr aIn - So
fhn tlfrE-a Ufffr ai fll sIHfratr rIff II1raaa
ON TIT KSnsN ihc -Ef HNEfi Say 20 FTNE rrrr
tf i1 ngiocs a. RI Or tar flllsf af r.a's r.ai rrs
rI s1d nrrkrurff rsflIr H1fsIlni n. IHr -fllHfH
Dated HanoIaia o. f Nsr i1st ~
SIS HENRY .urrT rtrar.a E1rrr
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CUPRENT C0Uiyr on rIfs "a.

- WAIfAN 1SLAEn-. On fnsalir e. fff Isst.e-
90 ttr Essdfr Ht Efi~iiN ll ALlfN. .lrlirsaf 0aer
Huuuinilrr f'nsr fHI rrf.lr 90 WIZ sos IIss
nraficr uf uufiee 10 ffr
A forumrnt. rrrrorrir- 81 b. tnr .isI NIn r-
f'fh day 20 NAY. A. p is.l tf.n frfasrt.a fl e1ls
Probate Orurf lui ir-f'tH Or a. ssstifr it-r-f
thc VII suucrsfi o. "a ui1u srVir.i nrTa So ~
siil W D. AIIra.
Do III hrrrfT 0rlrrfi frat EElHFn. rHr So lar n
iuue A. m i-,t 1i frn a r'ark a. ~ 20 .Iif ilr
Conrf Ho1ui ot sa trri. fi ilrar'u't i1r ffalrf
uf O1hu. ho. art err sane frrrtv 1fra1|Hr.I
time f1r P-nViu- sad 300 rri hrt1irr aIt l11ara
when and ehcrt llr r..n iriarr .ifl srrlr
contest co. .aia Wi'i. 1ul irr --lufnr II sfafr 30
l ImHnflrT.
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IN Il ,-rr-r !, -..,.s.,-- -,i--.s -
nonuIuln.
nafsi Honolair. o. O.. Mar ffh s-sl
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Cornorafion Motice-
10 ihg PIunIIeluIs d Sagal hiIIs.

A . AGENT FOR FIRST CLASS
Il ARrfsA-fs. ite anier.ir1--l B. 1fsrare - Coz.
Tract for b1iidlnr rgffarlts ifsf AZ Fnrna-tr .=a
ecleirltc'i fhrmiral f-uirseur ftlurv famaIf DO
ifs4or of thrmfstfy li t1r A5terlorIla fal1cr-III
Gi1sGru. scotland. efrlfcrfi1E go CufIt. i.f- 1nH
lma1inafr fatrat iairla1r1Ieni, rr HnraIIes ntIrf
impair Che eoildiiy uf l1a alrk la1 len1.aI ~ 1r
suits o1ttinei from b1rufnr a. nrrrss iIff-f Ne1
DE- rollers. ed.ciln- rirlg1lni ~ cti ssi elit1 q
llfl. iltlaf. drgin1 tarfIs tsariuaT1 nalrI. .ir.
lti lu 3 utkLEf - rIleta safe4i
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VIENNA FURNITURE:
CRATEs on AssOKTED CRocKERY

Extension, Arm, Dining Room. and Parlor
Chains. SetteeS. &c.
Saddles, Calfskins, Girths, Slirrup Iestbers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

.rir- Hirknfi krEU1hEHs.- Hamlkua
ChIHe Thare Esaru H namakua
Ten urrrs1r. Haratua
SEM Nantna. Htiu
aalun kahaIt Hiin
fVar. Nrkar1ia. NH-tt hehlu
& u Wr-un7F NIIu
san 81. q fn Ea1uiin. nrnfrkrl
Nar f.aGr1hnfhur. Nf'n
Hr1r fIfT q 90. uukaIa- 1IIlr
Hr HHaHa.aa HHHaH.Hst..H HHaHrHH.H.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Containing Plates. Cups, Teapots. Bowls.
Chambers. Rice Dishes and Bakers
Demilohns, 3 and ; gals Sample Bottles.
Vases and Glassware, Manila and Tarred Rofs
Hemp and /. X. Packing Coal Baskets.
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kr1ruaksrt nlr
BITSHt-E.
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sugar. &c Rice Bags
GROCERIES

SardInes. in half and quarter boxes.
II. and =. Biscuits, salt in Jars
Castor OIL in Tins, Stearine Candles. 4. , and 6
Matches. Cocosnut Oil. Wash Blue.
HubbucEs Linseed Paint Oil, H White Lead
White Zinc Paint
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27
District Court Proceedings.-.COncluded
CIVIL DOCKET.

Julia Phillips ct ais vs. c. Johns ct ais dismissed.
Friedman Bros. VS. Ed. J. l.. Green, Garnishee,
defend ant ordered to sail property to pay debts.
". Hutchins VI Michel English, appealed to
Supreme Court and affirmed ordered to pay costs.
Hutchison and franklin VS. p. K. Turner Co.,
continued.
J.V, Hutchins assignee of p. R. Turner h Co.,
va H. T. Barber Sheriff. ct ale, goes 10 u 8. Circuit
court,
&. A. Vaughn. vs. Il. z. Barber and B. p. Cahill,
continued.
Same VS. C. A. Heating, continued.
J. V Hutchins. VS. Barber ct ais, continued.
Il. A. Vaughn VS. Barber continued.
n, Wolf VS. Turner & Co., continued.
Smith Cohue W. D. Keith. continued.
Schooler, Bernstein d Co., vs. p. Il. Turner Co.,
continued.
Excelsior Hardware Co., VS. W. D, Keith continued.
L. H Blum VS. p. r. Turner d Co., judgment
for plaintiff for 400.s0 with interest,
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
At our last issue the State VS. Clifton Ellison. for
murder, was in progress. This case first came up
at Lockhaat,, where he was foun guilty. and sen.
fenced 10 20 years in the penitentiary. II APP
pealed, and the verdict reversed, came here by
change Of venue, was continued last term 10 the
present The jury after being ont couple Of days
or so, returued a verdict Of acquittal.
State VS. Willis Parker, dismissed.
state We Earnest IS. Meyer, notice OF appeal was
given.
State Vi VIM. Clayton, thief! Of mare, dismissed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

ApRoPos of the water-worls, it has been
quite remarkable, the numerous "bold
springs" which have for some time been
gushing forth along the streets and around
the corners of our heretofore drouthy vii
lage. Our town urchins of both genders,
with garments elevated knee high" have
enjoyed immensely the unwonted privilege
of wading and playing in the pools and riv-
ulets thus produced. 1t has actually made
us happy to see them, by recalling the SIM
liar delights of our boyish days, in land
where springs and brooks were the spon-
taneous Offering of nature.
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Transfers of Real Estate,
ed since our last 10 the 18th inst:

Recorded since our last 10 the 18th !nst
AD. Adams aud wife TO Felix z. Smith, seven
acres o. Eggleston league, fl75.
Ihos. p. Weight 20 }. N. Pound psrtof p. a. Smith
survey, ssJ0.
Helen A. Myers ard 4. J. Meyers, 10 Allen ".
nd Ab-er =. Etherioge 100 acres Jas. P. Halford
grant assignee % Bnoch Moore, 81 600.
"a BUrleEon and W. c. Mullins 20 David Z, Moore.
2ITJ, scres Of grant 20 Geq. suitzbsugh. eIss,e7,
I'm. white 70 Jno. :. Picker. 2lTH sores % grant
On LAID certificate esso.
David x. Moore BY ". o. Hutchison, attorney 20
Y. N. white. land ~ virtue Of certificate. t3oO.
Jas A seward. patent from the state for leo seres
IN HAYS aud Flanso Counties
Barnes Wsir3ors. attorneys TO =. C. GlAscock.
l,is 3 g. s, ard In block IS Of the town Of Kyle,
szsO.
mp Hopkins Ard wife 70 ". 9 Gray, lot ..
Block I, SHn saroos. pc.
WI. Rosbin, % Ans z. Eiiis iEo lots 10 Esu
Marcos. fz50.
Z ?. Ls5sy. Az wife 70 G.fssu Gray 1885 ser.s
rear Vtr-b -rlsy &. eot.
v C. AID > a soy 70 Krs- n. JorsoI. lE-s o.
ths Fer1irsiss. $50
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Send Us The News.

When anybody dies, gets married. runs
away, steals anything builds house, makes
a big sale, or whips his manor his wife
breaks his leg, or gets the senses kicked ont
Of him by mule, or does anything that Is
in any way remarkable, aud You have rea'
son 10 believe that you know rs much about
the occurrence as anybody else, don't wait
for some other person to report it. or trust
us TO find II out by instinct, but come and
tell us about il, or send the facts on apostal
card. In this way news is supplied, and
II takes good supply Of that necessary ar.
ticle to mako good home paper. SEQ If
you cannot improve this year, and let us
know every item of news that transpires in
your neighborhood.
One of our Indiana exchanges keeps the
above standing in its columns, We COM
mend it to all our readers "whom it may con-
cern"-and we think II concerns o great
many of them.
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IN order that il may be FULLY known. al.
low me to say aOp have on hand ~ DIP.
FRRRSr styles Of Boots and Shoes, which.
l guarantee can be bought for LESS money
than elsewhere.
over 81 600 worth on TIP ROAD TO arrive
any day, Having worked in leather most
OF my past time. lam prepared to tell my
patrons ,ohat they are buying.
Don't forget / will duplicate any mer-
chants prices, and promise at the same time
TO sell cheaper than any. As give the bus
mess special attention, consequently give
better bargains A man kept to do repair
ing at any time, Please call and see my
stock OF mems handmade and all kinds Of
store 6ought Boots and Shoes.
Respectfully,
j. B. HANKLA.
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an ANTONIO DIVISION:

+, addition to the above are two express trains
,'n San Antonio connecting at Austin with the Gen.
..I ,or Galveston. Their time at San Marcos is 40
bllO~s
ROUND SOUTH. 6:s5 AN.
NORTH, 7:55 P. N.
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE FREE |
PREES. BY @. ". DONALDSON 4 co.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE FREE
PRESS, By @. W. DONALDSON K co.
Coffee, per ID. iO9ls
Sugar, brown. per ID. 9tol
CA
" GRADUATED, per ID. l2k 1875
crushed. Il" Il
Eggs, per doz. 20
Batter, per ID. ~
Chickens. per doz. e. %
Bacon, clear sides, per n. 10
Lard, choice refined " " IS
Cotton Seed Jil, per cal s5c.
Hens, ls "a
hOiasses, sorghum, per gal coz IS
Ia. ." Gg1T5
Syrup. Golden, 90
Rice, choice. per u. 10
Apples, dri.i, II
Pr-nes. Turkish, " lax
soca, 2 giish, ask
Pepper, biz. F" 1s
Spice, all, IS
s.areb, "Tas
salt, s2.Tss' per '.:i' sIsS
Ylour. Te1st. per 100 re RsSo
So Less. Per btl. g. 60 ssfoe
Neal, per bushei, Is
CofE.
Wssst. per 5sstsi. Sc
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For tee FREE Pass.
My Babe.

M DHUCs
It was night-the still, silent hour of
three, when the Death Angel came. and the
little pulse quivered in the scale of life and
death. =, But God had sent for the little gem
of love, and the hearts already broken,
could only say, "Thy will be done"
SO our little Verde has gone, and on the
other shore beckons us on.
But only mothers empty arms and sad
heart can know how lonely.
r. 7. BARBER.
SAN MARCOS, Sept. 25, '83.
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Fall Opening.

Mesdames Jones & Richardson have now
on exhibition q very select assortment of
Fall and Winter Millinery, comprising al
most everything that's artistic and desirable,
OF prices to suit the dry season.
The ladies are cordially invited to call.
GREEN & Prices stock of Flannels and
Linseys is now in, and it will pay you to
call and examine it before purchasing.
Our late purchase of Hats, as well as be-
ing the largest we ever made, is by far the
cheapest. Some of the G. II. Gardner &
Co.'S make are marvels Of cheapness and
elegance. Nice line of Boys Caps.
JOHNSON q JOHNSON.
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HOMIE NEWS.

HOME NEWS.
". C. Digger has all of Stetson's Hats
The celebrated 'Bassett Corset" is sold by
GREEN q PRICE.
MosHER g. GLADUE, carpenters and build
es Can give the best of references. If.
Velvet in all shades, at
DALEY & Bros.
LIVERPOOL Coarse and Fine Salt at
VIM. GIEsEN.
FANCY Groceries in variety, at
BILLY REEDS.
BIG DRIVE
Our So SO Boot-examine it.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
COMPLETE line of Water Proofs and
ladies' Cloth at GREEN & Prices.
ALL kinds of canned goods, at
BILLY REEDS.
Trunks Valises, &C., at
DUGaER's.
Atwood Cashmeres, in all shades, 60c. at
DALEY & Bros.
Go TO Green & Prices for Ladies' and
Misses Neckwear.
Mems Ladies' and Misses Arctic Over
Shoes before bad weather comes. Call and
secure a ft JOHNSON d SOHNsoN.
Genuine Blue Deeilns Shirt, worth So 90,
for 81 90. at DUGGER's
Cochineal in all shades, at 40c., at
If DALEY & Bros.
An elegant line of Ladies' and Misses
Cloaks and Dolmans just received at
GREEN & PRIoB's.
HAMS, best in the market, at
BILLY REEDS.
NoBBY line of Stetson Hats at
GREEN g. PRICES
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing at less
than former prices.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Unlaundried Shirts at Daley g. Bros, Co.,;
fully worth 81 90.
The highest market price in cssh paid for
Cotton at GREEN & PRIoE's.
Another Bargain.
Mems complete Under Suit-Shirt and
Drawers, for 81 90. Good goods.
JOHNSON u JOHNSON.
ANOTHER lot of Collars and Ties just re-
ceived by GREEN & PRICE.
BEST Louisiana Sugar and Sugar House
4olasses, at BILLY REEDS.
Daley & Bro, have the largest line OF
Millinery ever brought to this place.
tt Mrs. SUTHERLAND, Manager.
MEN's' Youths and Boys Overcoats
which we are selling cheap.
GREEN Il PRICE.
Dress cutting, fitting and making at Daley
& Bros. Mrs. SUTHERLAND,
Late OF Chicago, Manager.
NoBBY styles of Gents and Youths Cloth
ING, Just arrived at GREEN d PRICES.
Call and see the lovely Statuary and Oil
PAINTINGS at SAN Marcos BOOKSTORE
CAR LOAD of Fancy Flour, best grades, OF
reasonable prices, just received, at
BILLY REEDS.
BoYs' and Children's suits at prices that
I'LL aStonish you. GREEN Il PRICE
Don't fail to see W. C. Dugger's stock, az
: Is the most complete in the town.
FINEST D-nss Goods Nations Jeans. etc,
1st received at VIM. GIEsESs.
NV HoxE Sewing Machine, the best
aade, No. /, with all the attachments, for
aie cheap. Inquire at FREE PBEss Office.
We are in receipt of a full line of the
tlebrated Never Shoe" for Ladies and |
-isses. JOHNSON i JOHNSON.
Il you want n suit of Clothes, Hat Shirt, |
anything in Mems Goods, it VII pay You
see ". G. Dueger's stock
w have Buttons end Trimmings Of the
'isst styles 20 match ell Of or dress goods /
GEEEN & PEIcE.
Wv stock Of Clothing i too large for this |
s-so1, and N order u reduce Che sane, .
z determined 20 oFer inducements and j
= sell clothing al gre1tly reiaesd figures
WN GEsN.
FrII stock Ladies Misses sri Children's
1lsdelPhia Shoes at
GzrES & PEIcE's
CA q White swan FlOEe-. k-est II TIE /
zrkzt a WE GEES ]
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nosPocuuhy,
]. B. HANKLA.
w. Q. Digger has now received almost
his entire stock of Mems Furnishing Goods.
tie guarantees the best stock and lowest
prices in the town.
COMPLETE line of fine White Blankets,
Gray Blankets and Comfortables at
GREEN d PRIcE's.
Our line of Ladies' and Misses Fancy
Hose is now complete; in good variety and
cheap. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
JUST RECEIVED
Car of Apples, Potatoes, Onions Cab
bage, etc. Best Goods Lowest Prices.
at VIM. G1EszN's.
Why buy split-leather Boots when j. B.
Hankla offers full-stock Boots for $2.0O2
IMMENSE stock of Trunks and valises at
bed rock prices. GREEN q PRIoE's
ANG'S NEW WEDDING AND
CARDS Just received at
SAN MARCOS BOOKSTORE.
To ARRIVE
Car of Galveston two and four pointed
Fence Wire, to be sold lower than ever.
VIM. GIHsRN.
Mrs. SUTHERLAND, the lady in charge of
Daley & Bros, Millinery and Dress Making
department, volunteers to give her services
for advice gratuitously to ladies having
dresses made and on all subjects pertaining
thereto.
WE have some special bargains in Laces
and Ribbons GREEN & PRIoB.
SOMETHING NEW in Rustic Hanging
Vases aud Ornamental Flower Pots at
SAN MARCOS BOOKSTORE.
We can now show the largest stock of
Hamburgs, Edgings, and Insertings ever
brought to this market.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
am in receipto of fine lot of New Braun
els Cassimeres, new styles and best quality.
Also New Braunfels Blankets. Customers
Wishing to get the worth of their money
ant fail to buy New Braunfels goods.
VIM. GIEsEN.
LADIES Misses and Children's Hosiery in
WOOL or cotton, in great variety at
GREEN d PRIoR's.
Fresh Groceries.
Best Lard, Bacon,
Flour, Potatoes, Onions.
Roasted Coffee and Shell-Road Tobacco.
Try it. S. F. MoAL11sTER.
WE have the largest, best and cheapest
took of Ladies' Skirts and Balmorals ever
q the city. Call and see for yourselves.
GREEN o. PRICE.
invite special attention to my SIS, 90 hand
made Morocco-topped Kip Boot.
J. B. HANKLA.
RIBBON SUGAR CANE.-Mr. Kidd has it
or sale at his grounds near town. He has
landed us sample, which is very fine con-
idering the season.
SEED oats $50 cts) and corn (75 cts) for
ale u. T. CLIETT,
Sept. 27-4w Martindale, Tex.
A BEAUTIFUL and we'll assorted stock OF
able Linens, Napkins and Towels at
GREEN &, PRIoE's.
Our stock of Blankets is the largest we
yer had. A good blanket can be had for
i so to 81 rs. Good 10-4 White Bed
Blanket at S. SO. Bed Comforts in large
from 81 90 to 81 90. Bed
,uilts in nice designs, from 81 90 to 81 rs.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Last years large cotton crop induced J.
). Haukla to purchase and have made q
omplete line of Mems Boots and Shoes,
-hich he guarantees can be bought ''as loo
S the lowest"
Fail Opening.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

We acknowledge the receipt, through
Marshal Gosling of an invitation to attend
the Volksfest at San Antonio, October 9Th
and 9Th. It will be grand affair, and Hays
county should be well represented. Mr..
Gosling will deliver the address of welcome
on that occasion.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

IT is pretty well settled that we are tc
have circus some time in October.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

SEE neE advertisemeut Of DR.. Tob.n's
cslsb1atea liver I1sdcine, "HepatoEone.
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For Rent.

The former residence of E. EorthcrGft, on
San Antonio street. There ore some eight
or nine rooms, and the situation and sur
roundings are among the pleasantest ID
town. Inquire Of FREE PRESS Office.
We are nov exhibiting O splendid line of
Dress Goods. Some very nice patterns can
be had at prices ranging from 20 to Doc;
also trimmings in plush and velvet; a splen-
did assortment of buttons 70 match
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
We regret that an interesting letter from
Nsrtindale, cal1e too late for insertion this
week
We specially request a examination Of
o--r sock Of Lalies' Wraps, consisting q
Sleeveless Jsrseys. Zephyr Shasls, Bresk-
sss. and Heavy Wool ShaEls, N1blas- HoO1s-
Cole Ja-kets. and lzstly 3 szal he Of
~ sle-aut SIX Dol-Daus. bought as 100,
- oFsrei a. re-zrkably loE figures Al
e-s-,iustio- q tbs Inc al interest yo1
Jczxsox Z JczSsOy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

TAE rain we had last week was goot
one. but not one tenth sufficient to saturate
the earth.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

Gloves cheap ut GREEN & PRIoE's.
An examination of our stock and prices
will convince you that We fully realize the
pressure of the timesincident to short crops,
in the general reduction We have made in
prices. We would be pleased to make you
quotations, but our stock is so extensive
and so varied it would be gigantic under
taking. We beg to assure you we would be
greatly pleased to have apersonal inspection,
where you can have the goods and prices to-
gether, aud thus be the better judge. You
will receive prompt and polite attention,
with losoest quotations.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
WE again insert or corrected Market Re-
port, after long omission.
WE have had several days lately, as fair
and sweet as poets dream of paradise.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-09-27

LADIES Neckwear, Handkerchiefs ant
Gloves cheap at GREEN Il PRIcE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26
How He Obtained am Interview

Paul Siraudin, coniectioner and play
wright, is dead. at the age Of seyenty-two
years. He was one of the authors of the
libretto OF "La File de Madame Angot,"
he wrote in al some eighty plays and opera
librettos. he was in childhood playmate Of
the son OF Napoleon l., he was one of the
brightest wits and practical iobers in Paris,
and he will enjoy endless fame in theatrical
history for the trick which he PLAYED on
Nestor Roqueplan, manager OF the Theatre
DIES Varieties. ROqueplar barred his doors
against all authors, receiving only those
who were slrewd enough TO overcome
the obstacles in their way. .'The
very fact of his penetrating to my
door is proof OF a mans aptitude to
me-" he would say. Well, Siraudn having
been repulsed bluntiy by the concierge a
dozen times, saw one night some brickIay-
ers at work. with tall ladder reaching
direct to Roqueplan's window. Quickly
he. changed his clothes with one OF the
laborers. shouldered hod, climbed to the
window, and IN moment stood in the OBJ
durate managers presence, hod on shout
der and manuscript in hand. Rogue
plan was forced to give him hearing,
- but only on one condition." he said,
that you go back TO the ladder and read
there" Siraudin did so. but at the third
scene Roqueplan cried, Enough Come
and sigh an agreement for the production
of your play" 1t was that wonderfully
successful bit OF bufioonery ala Vendet-
ia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26
An Eruption I'm Krakatoa.

Before the last fatal eruption OF the VOL
cano OF krakatoa il would seem that the
mountain for some time past had been in a
state OF violent activity. The following
graphic account OF its appearance was sup
piled by an officer OF the Almora TO the
Brisbane Courier:
"The volcano was on the island OF kra-
katoa, at the entrance OF the Strait OF Sum-
da, and one magnificent blaze OF light was
proceeding from its height. Higher and
higher the blaze seemed to mount as we
drew closer to its base, while the sound
had now become one continuous roar, like
hundreds OF blasts from some mighty fur
mace, and volume OF black smoke cX-
tended for miles from it, like funereal
pile. As we passed through some OF the
fine dust and strong sulphurous fumes OF
the subterranean upheavals got into our
eyes and filed our throats, causing us to
keep under the awnings till we passed, glad
TO leave the island on our lee. We could
thea admire its splendid upheaval and lis
ten TO It's mighty roar without fear. There
seemed TO be q strange vibration i'm the wa
ter and ship while we were passing. The
flames looked grand, as leaping high into
the heavens with mighty roar, they sent
their sulphurous fumes apparently miles
upward, and then. dying out till they SEEM
ed expended, would leap upward with re-
newed force and fury. This continued till
the ship took us further and further away,
the sound got weaker. and the light soon
appeared like lighthouse on the shore.
Wepassed about three or four miles from
it, and had the wind been blowing from
the southwark dare say we should have
felt some considerable annoyance from it..
As it was, it only gave us grand volcanic
pectacle that will never be forgotten"