San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-01-24
THE POST
FOR 1884.
The Brightest, Best and
Cheapest
Newspaper in the Southwest
Daily and Weekly Editions!
NEW PRoPRIf TORS
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THE POST
PRESENTS GREETING


To its Tens Of Thousands ofFrisnds with the Begin
ming Of the New Year, and wants 10 remind
them OF Two or Three Rather Important
Facts:
Five Months ago TaE Posr commenced It's new
career. Its growth has been unprecedented, ns
wonderful advance IN circulation. In sdvsrtsinx,
influence, In popularity, warrants the claim OF
leading position In Southern Journalism.
No expense or effort will DO spared until ms
Posr Is recognized as the osnArxsr a. well as.the
nniaHrEsI paper inihs sou'h'
Tns Posr-ss the leading D.noo.Ario nswspapsr
In he southwest-knows no faction, and rscogni-
xes no individual ambitious and aspirations eside
from the general good Of the party and she state OF
Texss. t seeks the triumph Of prinoiples-noi
men, uRs ssiSa o. s.' fraction % Of the party
A, the entrance Of the new year. the new Posr
a..irss 10 express its gratitude for the tho hearty
welcome 10 has received, and the magnnoens success
n has already achieved. ns welcome comes rom
tbe neople It's success 10 their work. They have
endorsed its merits by more than trebng is circu-
istion in five months ana BY doubling 10 advsrts.
ing. For this they are entitled TO our warmss'
thanks.
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and hamlet in the Southwest to start clubs for les
DAILY AID WESLEY. They will get the ablsst'
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m, wh Al h.. been done is merely the beginning.
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aoi0us.
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will giye the gst the pith, the spirit OF everything
that the readers OF newspapers want 70 Inv" .,,vs
will be such paper as tue orisk' no''ou' s'"''
ANVIL of the country requires.
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classes but In that Of majority OF the peopie SUI
a will atudy the interests OF the whole rom ou
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rate that they have created not only the larges'
confidence in ihe paper but great deal Of spprec'
ative surprise.
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II 10 essentially the paper for the Family the Aer
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Professional Gentleman, and In fact. !as PEOPLE
II IL ably edited and all combined, makes 'hd Dos
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