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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11
Transfers of Real Estate

Since cur last report to the 9th inst:
Virginia Wren and Victoria Morrison to Thos.
Johnson lot 2, block In Ban Marcos, $500.
p. Lincwebsr and wife 10 A. II. johnson, II
acres, near San Marcos, 1890.
The same to Basil Daley rs acres Of VIM. Word
league 5000
". o. Hutohison for Cemetery Association TO P.
J. q. Smith. 8 lots 10 same $40.
W. W. Peavoy to Edward Sunderland l.ts 8 an d
0 In block 10 In Kyle $276.
John 7. Wilson TO Chas W. Fletcher 10 acres
OF Cbandlor's league $500.
John A. Graves and wife TO Mrs. Sue voolfolk
part farm lot rs I'm San Marcos, $470.
Thos. u. Fourqurean TO f. do Sleiger lots and 10
In hl eek In San Marcos, $500.
l.. do Steiger to Mrs. J. P. Hook same property
1875.
ssniuel II. John,oA and wife to Jonn l.. Malone
and J. T. Dixon interest in lands In Hays county
$4,000 so.
Mary Rhoads. A. J. Rhoads her husband and @.
D Hocper TO John U and william Hooper, interest
In lspds In Hays county $50.
John Il. aud J. l.. Prtchet 10 Il. II. Belvln, | and
In veremondi league. $500
r. II Belvn and wife to Jno. Z. Pritchett lot 4
block In San Marcos, 5000.
Geo. Warrington and wife to James Polk part
Of z. Hinton league $50.
Chas. Opel to Geo. Washington, timber land
600.
Geo Norton and Elizabeth his wife to VIM,
Proctor lilo acres ofz Hinton league $40.
Plat OFF. q. Woods addition TO Ban Marcos
recorded Dec. &th 1884
J,w. Herndon to v. Basley land in vsre-
WV. Bagly to W. Il. Steele 25 aores Of Veramendi
leogue. $I200.
JIM Wallace to Thos. II. Peavey lots 9, Z, 8,
aud 10 In block In Kyle 5000.
X. II. Belvin's addition TO Ban Marcos. recorded
December eth.
O. W. Bones and Wife to Thos A Peavey lot II In
block 10 style Sl40.
Jno. Il. Williamson ond N. X. Varis TO Jno. II.
Patterson lot Is In block Is In San Marcos 1890.
Mrs. sudie Nunn and husband to W. J. Good and
". D. Hutchison, interest in land 10 Hays county
1885.
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Begin With the Year.

We beg to suggest in future settlements
for the FREE PRrss that payments be made
with reference to commencing with the year.
We regard this as good general rule. Tho
beginning of the yoaR Is upon the whole the
best time TO have a newspaper subscription
begin. 1t Is easily recollocted and saves all
questions ON that score. II Ia popular, as
our list already shows Two dollars now
will pay to Jan. 1st., 1866.
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A Good Suggestion.

The following note from Col Elliott, Com
missioner for Texas at the New Orleans Ex.
position, addressed to a. deputy commission
or, shows the practieability and point Of
what was recently said editorially in the
FREE PREss:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a, 1884
Dear Sir There will be fine field for
inducing capital and labor 10 Texas from
here this winter, Can you not induce those
interested in immigration to have . repre-
sentative here 30 properly place before the
people the advantages Of your section, 20 ~
10 induce immigrationi Any outlay, ],
seems 10 me, In this direction would vastly
benefit your section Let some Of your
representative men come here with such
views and work up the all important matter,
and can keep the cars flied With travellers
anxious 10 know about and sse TeTss under
proper guidance and right treatment Nov
y indeed TerAs's opportunity, and certain
" that q your section sod city. When
can serve your section pleass siviss me.
YOurs Truly.
goax z Elliott,
Co-n'r
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MARKET REPORT.
SAN MARCOS, WEDNESDAY,


SAN MARCOS, "WEDNESDAY, IL NJ.
Below will be found the San Marcos
markets for the articles named, in such
quantities as the farmer usually disposes Of
hem. obtained from reliable local dealers.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.
Cotton, good oRdinaRy, 9ic.
Hay, new in bales-$8 per ton.
Wheat-90c, Nicaragua 60@65c
Corn-shelled, &c., corn meal. SOC.
Chopped Corn-S1 90 u 100 lbs.
Corn Bran-50c. n 100 lbs.
Millet Seed-S1.25 u bushel.
Oats-B bushel, 35c
Flour-79 100 lbs $3.50 @ $3.50.
Wheat Bran-f} 100 ID S1.10.
Potatoes-fB buhsel, Sl.OO.
Sweet Polatoes-75c. d bushel.
Onions-p n &c.
Butter-Choice Texas, 30c.
Eggs-20c.
Chickens-1s0@24O.
Turkeys-75c an 100.
Honey-p 10 100I2ic.
Bacon-12lc.
Hams-l5c.
Beef Cattle a 2lc.
allAk OOhb WIN OaANNc- ~No.0ONlat tSgsee-
Hogs-3tc gross.
Mutton-2 a. p.
Hides-green, 495c.
Wood-3.O0 a. L00P cord.
Wool-l1@l5c
RETAIL oRocERI NAKxET.
Sugar., 10, ~ and q n TO the cleo.
Coaee-greon, 6to7t
" roasted, ) lbs
LArd-l2tc II n.
Molasses-P gal. 5Oes7Oc
syrup-golden, q gallon T5c.
Rioe-p ngc
Appies-died. y n Zoe
Eraporated ApTles-P n l8c
Prunes-loc.
Soda-5 81 a
Pepper -biaek, sc p n.
Spiee-15c On.
ssi;-ooa-ss. = sack sl-eO. hnr. sz.o0
Can Tomatas-77 doz. 2 sL7s, - 500
Cheess-7j y. -
Cal 0ii-Ter gallon 35c
Dri-f Dsff-
Teas-fac II =.
Fllc-.r-5se.
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We are still Offering as a premium to paid
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valuable treatise ON the Horse and his
Diseases or copy of the American
Far,nen. a valuable agricultural monthly,
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New Volume.

The XIVth volume of the FREE P REss be-
gins with this ISSUE 1t offers good time
to subscribe, and also for those subscribers
who owe to "pay up."' We trust both
points will be duly considered and acted
upon. With proper encouragement, we ex-
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all its predecessors.
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Law and Order.

The article on this subject, signed by two
of the County Commissioners, is the matter
of special interest referred to in our last to
appear in our present issue. 1t will, as 1t
ought to, command general attention in this
county.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Our present issue will reach good many
citizens of this county who are not sub
scribers. We ask them to give the paper q
careful inspection, and we trust that not q
few of them will decide that they cannot
afford to do without their county paper.
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Two Comics for &c so.

Inasmuch as many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way of encourage
meut so to do, we offer two copies of the
FREE PRESS ut So 50-cash in advance.
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WAY - thers sseh q Tush for boldly
Goods 81 Rotttus
s-.srsr-He-su-s ~ has TIE 49, sni
larrssf stock b sslscf frOza and - Frieas ~
dsfy oo-rTlzri-ol-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Mr.. Herring cur loaal timer and stove
ds.ler. - j. esneraly Known. has removed
q his nsr sbop. rear TIE norfh-sasi oorusr
q TIE p-bEc sguErs. Ekr-r r. IL ss-ai- Cst-
ting undsr uzy. E81 = rssiy - a. 81 1-ls--
for anytting n his l11s Iromrty Eri ~
ressr1Ial5s Trioss A COED Ii1sof Cookl-s
and HssEing Stovss-
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Notice.

All whom II may concern are hereby no.
tilted that the corporation taxes arc now
due, and am ready 10 receive and receipt
for the same. T. NJ. PRIscE,
dell sv Marshal.
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That Christmas Special Edition.-.Inter'
esting to Our Advertisers.


While we have not had the Inducements
offered to get up special edition for circu
lation at the Exposition, and while
the times are not sufficiently favorable to
give fair showing or to get up irst-cllss
paper of that description, wo nevertheless
intend making q modest effort in that direc
ton in our next issue, the 18th inst. We
shall devote our reading matter nearly al
together to brief showing up of the ad
vantages of our Town and County, while
we desire to give complete presentation
of the business interests and enterprise in
the shape of business notices, to be insert
ed at the usual rates, ten cents line. Our
next issue will afford the last chance of adj
vertising before the holidays, and of course
every live business house will have some,
thing to say. We do not intend to miss any
if we can help it. We hope also some OF
our leading houses may see the benefit OF
giving us, the novelty in San Marcos, of
some handsome DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS.
We shall be pleased to have any of our ad-
vertisers prepare their own advertisements
or notices in their own way, SO we give this
notice in time for all to think of the matter.
We shall print as many extra copies as may
be desired, and with the favorable setting
forth of the merits of our town and county,
and full presentation of our business peo-
pie and interests, the last issue of the FREE
Press before Christmas will be capital
thing to distribute both at home and abroad
For any and all kinds of fancy candies,
90 to James Taylor d Bros.
Fresh groceries arriving every day at Jas
Taylor d Bros.
James Taylor & Bro, have received
full line of Christmas candies.
Wheat bran at McAllister's.
Kraut at McAllister's.
See advertisement Of our Clubbing rates
with Demorests Magazine.
See new holiday advertisement Of the
Cincinnati Art Gallery.
Ladies Cloaks and Dolmans cheap at
GREER & PRICE
Bargains in OveroOats at
GREEx & PEIoE.
Business HOuse and Lot For Sale
On the Public Square, San Marcos Inquire
ct PREE Press ofioe.
In order TO reince NV stock by Jan LIST
vii sell clothing a. reduced prioe-DoT
Is your tine. W. c. DUe0EA
You can get wool undervHre at
GKEES a PETcL
Go to Green 4 Prices for Bed Blankets
aid comforts
Ciiruns, rzizins, and best cream ebess si
NcAI11sTu's.
Groen & Prios u-s-rzui every par offAsi-
Fhaladeiy1iz skoas
Drlsl fzs. dri.i Llackhsrriss, T5tts1 stsr-
r1ss- Tlr1rss. currE-ts. rEiEins fresh cI-ru1
~ e-z-bfrrias. 81 gHnes TE.lor a Bros
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Having been appointed Deputy Inspector
of hide and cattle of Hays county, 1 will
attend promptly to all Inspection OF this
place. Office at Feed & Exchange Store.
E. l.. THOMAS
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ny6tf

W, ID. WOOD and OEen Ford have hssooi-
asei themselves together for The Tractioo q
lac in civil matters IN Hays county, TeIas
OfEcs IN woods new building, up stairs.
San Marco Oct 15-ly-
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Go 10 the Trayeller's Home. San Antonio,
for good accommodation, No. 625 Austin St.
u block from @. II a S. A. X. 4. Depot
on street car line. Charges 10 suit the
Times P. II PETIT, Prop'r.
ny6 n
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

List OF letters remaining in tho Post Office
at San Marcos Texas for tho week ending
Dec. 8, 1884;
Bergstrom, Hon. o. Mares, juan 2
Burge, Tom. Messa. Helario
Ewald, John Owen, Leon
Hurlburt, Ed. A. Ruiz, jose
johnson, @. b. Soto, Ascencion
Jenkins, J. II. SAM, Apalonis
Littlepage, Miss HzzioTaylor, Mrs. Tena (coi)
Luna, Prudensano Williams, j. ID.
Massie, Mrs Anna Woodruff, Ella
Persons calling for above letters will
please say advertised, giving date.
ALBERT HEAToa, p. M.
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To Close Out al Half Price.

Finding the state of my health win not
permit my remaining in my present business
this is TO announce that will at once
proceed to close out my stock Of Millinery
goods at very reduced rates. The ladies
are invited to call and secure some of the
bargains. Mrs. ALLEN JONES.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

II you want TO make your wife Christmas
present, give her good sewing machine, q
White. you can get $40 machine for S25
at w. G. DUGoKR.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Misses. Russell d Ellison of the San MIR
cos Bookstore are in frequent receipt of
new goods, and will be prepared to surpass
their former admirable displays of Holiday
goods
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

There Is @ Texas State Geological and
Scientific Association with its principal Of
fee at Houston. E. t. Dumble, the secre-
tary, may be addressed for further informa-
ton.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

TWO DOLLARS will now pay for the
FREE Press to January l, 1856.
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just received one car load Of Furst &
Bradley Sulkies, Gardes City Clipper wood
and iron beam Stirring Plows. 100 Double
Shovels, 80 Champion Cultivators, loo
Champion Cotton and Corn Planters. Two
car loads of Salt. One car load of Plants
Patent Flour, the best in the market.
will sell these goods lower than ever before
offered. j. V. HUToHINs.
Dec. Him.
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S250.0O.

"For the cure OF a troublesome Kidney Complaint,
single bottle Of B. B, b. did me moro good than
all other medicines and treatment combined,
aggre eating cost of$25o.oo.
@. II. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
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I Am Agent For

Mccormick self binder, Mowers etc,
jackson wagons
Deer plows
Cassidy sulky plows
Standard cultivators
Bookwalter hay rakos
Wheeler Thrashers
and other machinery and farm implements
for which solicit orders, guaranteeing
lowest prices and best terms
VIM. GIHsEN.
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Full line of fancy candies to arrive in {
few days. III. HARDY d GO.
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A RlRsT.CLAsS
FAMILY MAGAZINE,
LIPPIDCOTTS MAGAZINE
A Popular Monthly Of General
Literature.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1885.

LrppIsooTT's MAGAZINE has acquired tho
distinctive reputation Of being "eminently
readable"
Arrangements have been made for many
con tributicns Of special interest during tae
coming year. Among these particular at
tention ia invited 10 q serial story entitled
ION THIS SIDE"
by F. O. Baylor, author Of THE Perfect
Treasure in which tho experiences Of an Eng
lish Baronet and his friends during tour
through tho United States are related with
a mirth provoking humor, knowledge and
appreciation of national characteristics. and
a perfect fairness of tone and freedom
from caricature, that cannot fail 10 secure
critical approval and wide popularity. Miss
Tincker's beautiful novel, "Aurora. will DO
completed In the summer, and viii be fol-
lowed By several stories In two, three, or
more parts, including The Lady Lawyers
First Client, by the author "A Latter Day
Saint"
A description OF brica-brac hunting In
in England and France, by Mrs. Lucy @.
Lille, sketches Of Italian Life, by nrs.
Launt Thompson, an account Of the Pion-
GERS Of tennessee, BY Edmund Kirko," an
article on the Premier Of Canada CSir John
Macdonald), o narrative Of the experiences
Of O Steerage Passenger 10 and from
Liverpool, by Thos. Wharton. an article on
Queen Anne. OF Free Classic Architecture,
by Geo G. Mason, Jr., and comedy for
private theatricais, by James Payn, vii Be
published In early numbers, together With
the usual variety Of short stories and articles
Of general interest BY popular writer's
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

J.B. LIPPISC0TT A CO., Publishers.
us and III Msrket 81. FhilsdelphiA-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Having recently sold to Mr.. H. Hardy ON
interest in my business the firm will here
after be known as II. Hardy q Co.
JNo. A. THOMAS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Blacksmiths and Wagon makers can now
supply themselves with Iron Steel and
Wood material from our stock just received.
G. w. DONALDSON 81 90.
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Car load of -four expected daily
III. HARDY d Co.
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Five hundred cords wood for sale ut Fred
G. Browns wood yard. Office at Livery
Stable. Call and leave your orders for
winter wood.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

PoR SALE BY ALL EEwsDEALERs.
25ets PA ooFT. $500 PA Gsrvr.
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Eclectic,
EXPOSITION Nrws,-J. W. Thompson writes US
from New Orleans on the 4th. We have only space
this week for tho following passage;
The hill ofpotatoes (sweeD raised By Mr.. Geo,
MoGehee which Is supposed to be on tho road, but
has not arrived. will take the premium Of Texas.
Also boot raised by Mr.. Chastain Of your town
will be about the largest. Il 10 s months old and
weighs 80 pounds.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Remember Daley 4 Bros are selling out
their stock of Millinery goods at half price,
such as Velvet Hats, Plumes, Tips, Orna-
ments, Black, Gray and White Furs-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Single copies of the FREE PRESS for sale
at the Office, also ct the book store of
Russell & Ellison, five cents copy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

We are receiving our sock Of HArdTare
ssgres and TinvArs. Also a nice hDe o.
Crocksry. Glassware and Lamps ete
q W DoNaIs0s h 60,
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To Opeu next Week-BoIIdaJ Goods

A besutiiul stock Of Photo AMI Auto,
rrzph Albums, Francs. Toilet s.sts ana
Toilr; srficies fDe soaps and Defiu'9efy-
Books and fancy goods. Cone aoa zee
RaTxoLus & DANIEL-
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Holiday goods, as mincemeat, jellies rails
ins, currants, almonds, citrons, etc. at
GIEsEN's STORE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Fresh raisins, currants, fancy evoporated
apples, etc at LEAvELLs.
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CommIssIoucrs' Court Proceedings.

A special torn OF said court convened on
December LIST, Present all the members.
Bonds of various county officers were APP
proved. Adjourned.
Met Dec. I'd. Tho Court proceeded In a
body TO tho County Poor Farm, and order
cd some needed repairs.
Ed. Christian a Co., allowed $i2 62 for
material 10 repair house at poor farm.
Jas. Wilson was allowed % for repairs at
Poor Farm.
Ordered that the proposition Of T. North
craft to supcrintond the construction Of o
new fence around tho Court House DO 40
ceptod at the sum OF S25, no 10 contract for
tho necessary material and present bills 10
this court. Adjourned.
Santa Claus has but one depot and. that
nth Dnlltna
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PRINTING! PRINTING!

We have Just received nice new stock of
bill, note, letter and other paper for job
printing. Give us call.
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For Sale.

Don't forget to call on W. G. Dugge
when you want clothing.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Barbwire lower than ever, and full lin
Of Hardware, plows, etc.
WIN. GIEsEN Agent.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Just received o COR of Plants flour, tn
finest in the market OF
GIEsRN's STORE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

Green & Price will have new lot OF
Philadelphia shoes next week, call and get
pair.
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Just received lot over coats-bought
under slsdge hammer-vhich i can sell
under New York cost Come early before
stock Is picked over. w. G. DUGOER.
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see uiss roods At RsysOlis & Daniels
psrt week
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-12-11

uyou want clothing go 10 ". C. Digger
be viii sell you cheaper than you can bu!
elsewhere
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A scbolarship IN Johnson's Comnerelal
College. ST. Louis. No. Terms favornble
Apply at FEEE PKEss ONCE
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choice hand picked navy beans 20 lbs
for $1.00 at LEAvELL's.
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Anything in the grocery line you want,
cheap and guaranteed to give satisfaction at
LEAvELL's.
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