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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-03
For Sale.

A secondhand buggy and harness for
Fifty Dollars. Apply at this office.
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DON'T delay, for big bargains ct the
bankrupt sale. Giesen's store.
w. Il. RoBINsoN, agent.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-03

FOR BARGAINS go to the bankrupt
stock of VIVA. Giesen's. w. L. RoBNsoN
Agent.
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LAST eAa5os fo- big bargains q; tbs
G5sse1 tarkruIt store.
WI RozIray. Acf-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-03

Wa now have two mails daily from San
Antonio. 'r'r
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Mrs II. A. Campbell, n fashionable dress
maker from Galveston, is now stopping at
Mrs, Landlords, and solicits the patronage
Of the ladies of San Marcos and there abouts.
Satisfaction garanteed.
April LIST 1884.
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Robinson and Whitley are now in Jail at
this place. The latter was allowed bail in
the sum of $4,000, which thus far he has
not been able to give.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-04-03

COTTON, WOOL AND HIDES.
Corrected daily by 1. Efron & Co.:
Cotton-Receipts light, o to 94c for midd-
ling.
Hides-Quiet receipts light. There is q
little improvement in quality.
Wool-Nothing doing. Market un-
changed.
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WE are glad to notice the new sidewalk
now in course of construction frcm Green's
corner towards the railroad depot. We
learn the railroad company will continue it
from the pc mt where IL reaches their grounds.
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form IL prevailing some miles down the
river.
Five carloads corn, white and yellow, one
car in the, ear just received by HUME a
LANCASTER.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! At Giesen's
bankrupt stock Call soon and save big
money. w. Il. ROBINSON, agent
WITH rare exceptions we allow no subscrip-
tons to run over year without payment.
This will explain to some why they miss the
visits Of the FREE Press.
In quotation from tho San Antonio
Express which occurred in an editorial in our
last the types got the name of Joe Fowler
instead Of Joe Foster.
Robinson and Whitley are now in Jail ut
this place. The latter was allowed bail in
the sum of $4,000, which thus far he has
not been able to give.
WE are glad to notice the new sidewalk
uoW III COurhc VI SoiiSd uCtioh iism SieSh
corner towards the railroad depot. We
learn the railroad company will continue il
from the pc mt where it reaches their grounds.
We invite the public attention to the card
of G. G. Weems. retail grocer. He has in
stock large line of family groceries, and is
daily receiving accessions to the same.
All of which he offers Mt rock bottom prices.
Everybody is invited to call aud see.
John Hodges and Frank Martin have been
held to appear before the grand jury in q
bond of $720 for au aggravated assault on
G. W. Stanart few days since. All the
parties are of Kyle. It is reported that
Stanart has since died from the effects of
the injuries received.
AN important meeting was had last night
at the Court House to take steps for q more
thorough organization of our Fire Depart
ment and to raise funds for that purpose
Several of our leading citizens participated.
Nearly 5000 was subscribed, and steps taken
to raise the balance ESTIMATED at about
5000 to purchase hose-cart, etc. A large
decline in insurance rates is expected to fol-
low the proposed organization.
We regret that we have not time nor space
for fuller report
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SAN ANTONIO MARKET REPORT.


Written for the Times by Mr.. T. E.
Dougherty, stock merchant.
Butcher COWS in fair demand from 500 to
1924 per head.
Mich cows are in good demand from $40
to $50 per head according to quality.
Yearling steers and heifers, but little or
no change in the market. We quote them
from 81 to $14 per head
Two-ycar Odds $14 to $17
Three year-olds, from $17 to 1926.
Oxen. from $25 to $40 per head.
The market in all kinds of sheep is IN
changed. Mexican ewes from, 81 to $15
per head improved from So to $2.25;
graded to shear from 8 to s pounds, 50 to
SO. so per head muttons from 80 to 100
pounds, 81. 80 to $3.50 per head.
Horse stock of all kinds are slow. We
quote shipping mares, IA hands high, from
$15 to $40 per head, and but few buyers
on the market.
Cow poneys, the supply isgreater than the
demand. We quote them from $40 to $50
per head.
Horses, from $50 to $50 per head.
Mules q good supply on the market.
Buyers slow to take hold 13 to IA hands
high ranging from 1886 to $55 per head.
Cook beak mules by pairs, ranging from
$75 to ITO per head.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03
bon gre NAL gre, Iattention DIES

bon gre NAL gre, Iattention DIES
capitalists du monde enter.
La region montagneuse des
Montagnes Bleaes blue Ridge,
qui s'6tend de la Caroline du
Nord au Mississippi, va devenir
lie grand centre manufacturer du
monde. Atlanta ct Birmingham
seront bient0t des villes dun
demimillion Inhabitants. La
perspective DIES fabriques de CO.
ton, 81 brilliant qu'elle soft, sera
eclips6e par les merveilles de
lindustrie du fer.
Les deux hommes publics, qui
appr6cient le mieux ses gran
deurs futures, sont lie senateur
Brown, de la George, ct le Sc
nateur Jones, de Floride.
M. Gould pense qu'au point
de vue DIES Developments de
l'industrie agricole ct de l'ex-
ploitation DIES for6ts, les terres
du Sud sont celles oil lie capital
trouvera, desormais, les place
ments les plus sdrs ct les plus
lucratlfs. Avant cling ans, la
Floride sera lie marche aux fruits
tropicaux. Pensacola prendre
rang CONNIE port de mer, i'm
m6diatement apres la Nouvelle-
Orleans II va, dit-il, passer
dorenavant ses hivers, Ell Flo
ride.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03
TFavaux typographiques en-
tous genres executes a Pimpri-
merle du COURIER.

OFFRE.-Tous nos souscripteurs qui
paieront lie montant de lears souscrip-
items en- plein ct une aimee d'avance,
recevront gratuitement, IN trait6 sur
les maladies des chevaux ct mulets, un
livre indispensable a tous ceux qui ont
DIES animaux. Teutes les maladies y
.sont lucidement decrites ct lies remedies
pour les cembattre y sont donn6s.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

La grande victoire democra-
tique que nous avons remportee
mardi dernier a etc c6lebr6e dams
notre village jeudi soir par une
centaine de coups d'enclume.-
RevNe de MNrksgiWe.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03
DE STE. MARIE
OpeIonsas. Lne,

opelousas, Lnee
ES cours de eette Academic seront on
- verts 10 IS septembre les classes com
menceront le III.
Les classes d'Anglais seront e~nseigneos par
NJ. Henry g. Lewis, natif de la Virginle ct
gradu6 de FUniversit6 de la Pennsylvania;
celIes de Francois par NJ. A.. Blanc Duques-
may, deja bien comm dams la p~aroisse.
Avec DIES pr0fesseurs aussi distingnes, dun
Age dGja mlr, don't tout lie temps sera eonsacr6
an bien des 6lAyes, ct sous la haute direction
de NM. g. ct ]. !. Raymond, l'Aeademie ne
peut que prosperer.
Les parents y trouveront tout ce qu'iIs pen
Vent d6sirer pour leurs ~enfants. lis sont in
stamment prizes de les envoyer des Ionverture
des classes. REV. CT. RAYMOND,
REV. j. IL. RAYMOND,
HENRY G. LEWIS,
a.. BLANC DUQUESNAY.
0pelousas, Ter septembre 1883. If
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Grace 4 Intervention du Pre-
sident eide M. Astor, notre mi
nistre d Rome, lie college ameri-
cain attach6 q Ia Propaganda, a
etc exempt6 de Pordre de saisie
ct vente lance par lie gouverne-
ment italien.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Une nouvelle pour lie monde
savant
On 6crit de Matamoros, que
le pere Damato Soto, qui habite
rEtat de Vera Cruz, Went de de-
couvrir la clef du language az
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03
LIST OF PRIZES:
Approximation Prizes:
RTIFICAT

We do hereby certify, that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
In good faith toward all parties. We author
lze the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements
@. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Pour des groceries frafches ct a bon
marche, allez an "Star Grocery au
dessous dn bureau du COURIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Chasse.-Si on dit que la faim
fait sortir les loups DIES bois, on
peut egalement dire que l'eau en-
fait sortir les chevreuils. Der
increment, a douze on quatorze
miles au-dessous de ThibodauX,
des chasseurs de gros gibiers ont
remarqu6, dams les champs, non
loin de leurs demeures, des pis-
tes dun chevrenil qui devait Pc
ser de deux cent cinquante a
trois cents livres. lis Sc prepa-
rent pour lui bonner la chase ;
les bales sont fondues au cali
bre de leur fusil, les batteries
sont graiss6es, ct lie lendemain
lis Sc mettent en- campagne.
Apres avoir trott6 toute la jour-
nee en- suivant les pistes impri-
mees dams les champs, ills APP
prennent, en- rentrant chez eux,
que ces pistes avaient etc faites
par I'm farcenr au moyen dune
pate de SentiaeHe
de ThibOdaaG.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Cyclone. - Jamestown, Ohio,
q avril.-Un cyclone s'est abat-
tn sur cette vile, vers 5 heures,
cette apres-midi. Les deux tiers
de la vile ont etc detruits ct six
personnes tu6es. Plusieurs au-
tres ont etc bless6es. Des cen
taines d'individus sont mainte-
nant sans asile.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

D'apres .des chiffres r6cem-
ment complies, lie feuve Missis-
sipi Offfre, avec ses nombreux tri-
butaires, une longueur naviga-
BILE aux bateaux a vapeur de 49,
571 miles, OH les deux tiers de
la circumference de la terre. En-
core celia ne repr6sente-t-il
qu'une petite partie du cours
navigable qui existera lorsque
lie gouvernement federal aura
termine les ameliorations PROBE
tees dams lie haut Mississippi, dams
F1es riyieres Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin ct autres. Tandis que lie
felive ct ses tributaries offrent
a la navigation a vapeur 1851
miles d'eau profonde, lis Gu four-
nissent a la navigation des bar
ges 2O,221 miles diyis6s entire
vingt-deux 6tats ct territories.
teque. L'histoire des migrations
de cette race est 6crite sur DIES
peaux d'animaux ct Ia decou-
yerte du pere Soto %permettrait
de connaitre les origines v6rita-
bles de ce peuple curieux que
ceftains savants font desccndre
DIES races asiatiques.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

On experiments, en- ce mo-
ment, q St-Etienne, France, I'm
nouveau fusil de guerre, da a
rinyention de M. Alexandra Pr
card, IN officer de l'arm6e. Get
te arme, qui parait fort pratique,
est a bloc ct d percussion cen
trale. Ellie ne eomporte qu'un
seul temps de charge, ct ron peut
arriver q tirer jusqu'a vingt-
deux coups en- une minute.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

Les horreurs DIES mines Sc con-
tinuent ; tout derniarement a 10
mine de Charlton Pocahontas,
Virginie, une explosion a EN- lieu,
par laquelle $50 mineurs ont
perdu la vie. II serait temps
que la science s'occupe active
ment DIES ph6nomenes qui Sc
produisent ct qui de jour en- jour
causent de 81 affireux accidents.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-03

M.Jay Gould, le fameux sp9.
culatem Oft millionaire amGri.
cain, est, assur6ment, un homme
considerable SEES JUDGMENTS SUI
les graades questions du jour ne
sont janais d d6daigner. on
Ira, sans doute, avec plaisir, To-
pinion gull exprimait derniere-
ment, sur les progress did Sud.
Les Etats did Sud, dit-il. ont
fat, depuis IA guerre, plus de
progress que men q iamais
fait Id Nouvelle- Angleterre, me-
me dams SEES jours les plus glo-
rieux.
Tandis que les politicians NAL
menaient cette section les popu-
lationsy eontinuaien6 d travail
Ter sans reldche et, aujourd'hui,
- progress est tel, qu'il attire,
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miles, which she made at 7:O5:15, with clear water visible between her stern and Colum- bias bow. Without changing the stroke fraction, Harvard increased the lead to thEee- quarters of length at the three mlIes' which she reached at f:Os:O0, Columbia fois lowing at ,7:OS:16. Up to the three ana half mile flag there was another grand strug- gle. and Columbis, sending her. stroke again tp to forty, drew up on on her rival, but she had to take Harvard back water and could not hold the pace. The three and ons-half mile flag was passed oy Harvard at 7:11:O6, and by Columbia at r. 11:14. The last half mile was grand spec tacle of muscular forse and training. The creVs laid themselves down to their work as If thsy had but just Started. 80 there was not weak oar in either boat fiof q single awkward movement. Perkins | for the Harvard struck, out tne l pace at thirty-seveh and Feet gave the Due 1 and white another boom at forty. Never was l witnessed 8 braver struggle or better matched 1 crews. Not single inch could either galn
 and the finish line was crossed by liar
 yard at 7:14:23 with Columbia eight seconds
 after them. The victors and vanqulsnee
 were cheered by hundreds of voices, tne
 yachts in the harbor saluted with flags ant guns and the Harvard Columbia Unlverslt.
 race was an, event of the past The time fo the four miles was 24:31, which Is nearly tW' 1 minutes faster than the Yale-Harvard race
 last year.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-19
The Crimson Hard Pushed.

Columbia's Grand Race at New London
 -The Harvard Crew Win After a Des-
 narate strugsIe-The Finest Race
 Ever Rowed the Thames.
 NEy LONDON, Conn, June 16.-The best race ever roved over the four mile Universi- tv course on the Thames river was that be- tween the Harvard and Columbia colleges tbis evening. From the start to the finish the race was pluckily pulled and at no time vas there more than three-fourths of 8 length of daylight between the boats. The start vas made with steTns aligned at 6:49 52 sec., with the tide running out two hours and a gentle southeast wind just rippling the water The Colnmbias had the west side of the course and at the word ''Go!" the New Workers caught the water first, making a lead for them of 8 dozen feet. They pulled tbirtv.nine strokes minute to Harvard's thirty. seven, but their sweep was neither as oracsful nor their form as good as the Gam Sridoe oarsmen. There was jerky motion of inc heads of all the men at the recovery, vhicT, oontrasted unfeVorably with the easy movements in the Harvard boat. At the quarter mile the boats were DO" ana DO" fronk nassinp the flag at 6:52:34, and pulling tbirtv.e;pht strokes to Harvard's thirty-fve. Retween this and the mile Harvard made orand spurt. drew up on and passed her rival and crossed the mile flag at 6:55:5S; Harvard increased her lead until asre"fV tbere was twenty feet of clear water batveen the boats, but Peet called on his rnen. sent the stroke again up to forty, passed the Harvard boat amid the widest enthusiasm and made the one and nair mile nag at e. eua Sa.ao half length ahead Once more Har 0ard sent m her stroke to thirty-six and the eFoest ssFo stns struggle of the was up to the two mile flag opposite the navy yard, which the boats passed with even bows at 7:o1:56, Harvard TT tnlrsy-nxe !a9 al9 Columbia th'- rxaio M LsIe the lead gr a. s w" @A9 " A'"AA
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M ont1On.

Brief Mention.
 The Yale GIee club give their annual sum- mer eoocert at Carll's Opera House on Tues- day evening, June 24.
 The Gettysburg memorial, made to the order of the Seventeenth regiment, c. w., ,was sent on to Gettysburg this week.
 The College street church has voted to in- vite the Calvary Baptist church to unite in union service during July and August.
 The First Congregational church in Mil ford has extended a unanimous call to Rev. Newell M. Calhoun to become it's pastor
 Rev George F. Hubbard, of South Nor walk, has been unanimously called to the pastorato of St. Paul's church, Bridgeport.
 The uniformed members of Golden Rule lodge, I. O. o. F., of New Haven, will make an excursion to New London and Fishers Island on July 30.
 The Woman's Relief corps have accepted an invitation to attend social gathering of the Admiral Foote post Nc. IT at Grand Army hall on Saturday next, June 2l.
 Carriage owners complain of the too pro- fuse watering of streets in the center as very annoying, and quickly disastrous to the neat appearance of carriages, which become badly soiled after five minutes driving.
 The concert in Milford Tuesday night, under the direction of Charles T. Howe, solo Autist, was well attended. Most of the num- bers on the programme were encorea. The New Haven amateur orchestra assisted.
 There was to have been a meeting of the Committee on Building Lines last evening but after waiting until 8 o'clock and no quorum appearing, an adjournment was taken until next Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 G. B. Butler, an employe of William RI. Merwin & Sons, Milford, had two of his toes cut of by being caught in the engine of the steamer Enterprise few days since. He was taken to the hospital in New Haven for treatment.