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lFor the FREE PRESS
My Reply.


Week before last there appeared, from
my pen piece entitled '"A new Prophet"
and last week a reply" was given, which, for
depth of thought and sweetness of spirit has
scarcely an equal. hereby subjoln a few
words
l. Bro. Hendon seems wonderfully STIR
red up at the audacity of any one who would
dare to call in question anything stated by
Bro Martin. I simply laid Bro. Martins
words along BY the side Of the word Of God,
and win leave it to the judgment of this
community as TO which is right, Mr.. Martin
or the word Of God. I stand by what I
wrote.
2. Bro. Hendon has possibly forgotten
that he stood up in our church, and before
large audience publicly declared that he
could not call us the Christian Church, be-
cause he did not believe Us to be any part
of the Christian Church. I say he has pos
sibly forgotten this. Still, no one thought
any the less of him for so doing. This is
Tree Country. anu IL hhOoo NSho Dhcs hcH-
don's honest convictions, he had q perfect
right TO express them. Shall he therefore
show bad spirit because forsoOth dare to
call in question what Bro. Martin taughtl
8. 1t seems our good Baptist brethren
have in convention assembled solemnly en-
dorsed Bro. Martins prerching. This l am
somewhat sorry to know. They certainly
do not realize the extent 10 which he goes,
nor how squArely his teaching elAshss With
the word of God. A single illustration in
Substantially Bro. Martins own words viii
bring this wildly before their minds, and /
am convinced that on . second sober
thought they viii zee fbeir error. Many
heard the illustration which I An about 10
give. II vas ct meeting bod BY Bro.
Martin in Tyler. TEXAS. Il vsA converse
ton between Bro. Martin snds good mem
bsr q his church win give d ss dis-
Iogos; 80
Good nezbsr- BIC. Msrtia, thsFs ia .
god Ga sss. bsrs no visk TIE aek
fssas he hzagTJ.0eioshss As Bsksd. sse-.
vho IA IA doisg - n osf 70 ees 70 kesr-
e. vhsf Do 20 thiak q t6s cuss'
Bro- Marta La ~ sspPo~ so.~A !
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CommenlIshls .Mo1e ment.
Nr: W. Goodrich Jones has handle.

Mr: W. Goodrich Jones has handed us
the following note just received by him
from Major Elliott. Commissioner for Texas
to the Worlds Fair. which, with the matter
appended to II. win explain themselves We
commend the movement TO the liberality OF
our people, and cannot doubt but the small
sum required to secure tho desirable aud i'm
portant end in view, will readily be sub
scribed. The papers below will be circula-
ted for subscriptions.
Dear siri Be good enough to send me
photographs of the falls and rivers head,
and anything else in that line that will show
your locality up to advantage l win see
that your section is properly represented, es-
pecially your notwithstanding facilities. Any
circulars or other printed information for
warded me will be iudiciously distributed.
Yours Truly. Jso. r. ELLIorr.
Oom'r.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16
An RdItor,s Tribute.

Theron p. Keator. Editor Of Fort Wayne,
Ind. ''Gazette," writes: 'sPor the past ave
years have always used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, for coughs Of the most severe char
acter, a. well a. for :hose Of Dilder type.
II never fails TO eject q speedy cure Ny
friends 10 whom / have recommended IL,
SPEAK Of Il in the same high terma Hav-
ing been cured By il Of every cough have
had for Eve years I CONSIDER Il The coy re-
liable and sure cure for Co1gbs, Colds &c :
Cal Al Raynolds A Danisl's Dugrtors aod
get Free trial bottis. Large ga 81 90.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16

The A. M. E. church Of this place had a
three days festival or fair from the 9th to
the 18th inst. The entire proceeds were
$l22,75, net $Sl. 26, which is to be appro
priated to building parsonage at this place.
A like festival of three nights was held at
Kyle just previous, which brought in $751;
rs, which is to be applied to the building
of a church at Kyle. Rev. James Cant.
the pastor, appears to be wide awake and
efficient.
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REMARKS ON THE ABOVE.

We are glad to hear from our worthy
friend, Mr.. Fourgurean, but inasmuch as
we are thorough believer in the blessings
of the Free School system. which it seems
to have been the principal object of his let
ter to denounce, we feel bound to say few
words by way of reply. We are surprised
that q gentleman of Mr.. Fourqurean's gen.
eral intelligence should show himself so far
in the "gall of bitterness" with regard to
Free Schools. If the leading people ofVirgin-
Ia are, as we presume them to be, of his way OF
thinking, no wonder their free school system
is failure, because they would take special
care to make it so. After all, however, it
must be vastly better than the old dispen-
sstion," for the departure of which our
correspondent mourns and will not be com
forted, for we presume even he will not pre-
tend that during that period the mass of
even the "poor whites" had any education
al opportunities whatever. Education was
a matter of "close communion" restricted
to such as were able to send their children
to private schools; the great majority,
whites as well as blacks, were consigned
hopelessly to the densest Ignorance.
But we wish to notice the wonderful in
consistency of our correspondent he says
they no longer have very good private
schools or respectable academies, and,
strange to say, be lays the blame on the free
sebool system for this alsoi The way he
makes this out is, that call are waiting for
the free school to open" In what a pitts
BILE light are the p. T. VS. Of old Virginia
here presented, Because the Law requires
them to pay q small tar for edzeation, In
which their poorer neighbOu may share
fsnd which vas really intended mainly Tor
he benefit Of the lstser )thsy give over Their
own " hns schools" in disgustsDd JOIN IN .
...upede nth The ''connoa hsrd or ris-rAa
Of ereAfioa.- CHs OzrcorrssP0odent elegantly
sxprsu.ss ~ in . fierce scramble or sort o.
a. sevil ak. DE hiadnosf- nee for their
v-Opor6oa Of the Poblie Money, - tssH
al. d.p.odsuosfor s8assting tssir soas
a. a-.zht~rsf let or eous~POodsai
~u go ss ss-s41 % ssod % tbsss sshooh
81. e-sss.ly, - - - fssl tU tnsJ
n.., ,-.Ss ns.sa i1s-P~sssetg q ne
-, 81 - z.-.1is - god sssoos -
sh-ysvsr IA n for1g HDsH We ~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16

The CURRENT, q new AMI very successful
literary weekly, published at Chicago, now
we'll along in its second year, appears to be
growing better and brighter than ever. Its
issue of the l 1th inst. is rich in matter of
various interest. Not the least of its attrac-
ton is (. beautiful cover from an original . :.
sign of Mr.. Wilson, poet artist of J IN
lucky, one of its contributors. The Cur-
rent is edited and published by r gar L.
Wakeman. Terms 81 year, $2.F for six
months, 10 cents copy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16
San Marcos, Hays Co., Texas, !
Oct. is. 1884.

WHEREAS, No exhibit having been pre-
pared from Hays county for the Worlds Ex.
position at New Orleans this winter and
aware Of the many natural advantages Of
our town and county; It's uuequalled health
fulness, picturesque scenery, fertility and
productiveness of soil, and especially its re-
markable and uuvarying water power; aud
Mr.. Riley, the photographer, having kindly
consented to photograph and frame at cost
of material tho town of San Marcos, It's
beautiful river, the Backbone, Race Track,
and the many other celebrated sights,
THEREFORE,, We, the undersigned, do sub
scribe the following amounts, and instruct
Mr.. Riley to appoint from the subscribed
committee of two who. with himself, shall
expend the monies received judiciously and
according to their discretion.
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win suppose that there Is here an old man
who all his life has done all he could 70 gel
a fortune. And ] sAy 70 you that the chan
oes Of my old man for heaven are ~ good
rs your old woman's chanees"
This 10 tho illustration AZ substantially
gwen by Bro, Martin while preaching here,
which many will remember. Now, here ID
an old, pious, God-fearing woman, bent on
doing good doing all she can TO get to heav-
On. whose christian conduct Is In perfect
keeping with what Il said Of the "blessed
of my Father" In the latter part Of the 25th
chapter of Matthew, and yet Bro. Martin
says she stands no more chance Of heaven
than base, niggardly miserl Credat Ju-
dea Appelloi believe Il credulous one; non
ego, not I.
4. A word or two rs to his use Of the
word Oampbellite. Be II known that as a
religious people We have right to select
the name by which to b called, and court
esy demands that we be called by that
name. Furthermore, we number about
seven hundred thousand in. the United
States, with large following in England,
Australia, and the Islands of the Sea. We
also have missionaries in England, France,
Turkey, China, Japan, etc. While individ-
ually, where brighter judicial light than
Jeremia 8. Black, once member Of Pres
Bucha mans cabinetp And where Presi-
dent more generally respected and more
deeply mourned than Jas. A. Garfield ?
And time would fail me to speak Of Govern
ors and Legislators, both state and national
SO numerous indeed have We become, and
so influential, that all religious bodies res
poet us, and think themselves not belittled
to call us by the name we wear. Indeed
the opprobious epithet, Campbellits, now
only emanates from obscure and bilious
sources. But by those whose salvation Is a
foregone conclusion, who are making no
effort to get to heaven, We may expect to be
called most any thing. Well, Bro Hendon
is welcome to all the honor that shall accrue
to him for speaking Of US as "the Camp
bellite church." 'A-
Finally, what have written has been
from the purest of motives. Believing as
I honestly didshat Bro Martin taught some
things contrary to the word of God, could
but call attention to it. This I did in a
spirit of inquiry, and that it will bear fruit
I have not the least doubt. Nor do enter
tain any but the kindest feelings for Bros.
Martin, Hendon, and all onr good Baptist
brethren. If there is any i'll feeling or harsh
words it must be on their side of the house.
With this dismiss the subject unless,
something should transpire to call forth ad
ditional words. Truly, n
d. w. PRIToHETT.
SAN MARooa Oct. <16 1884.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. L. j. Storey and J. NJ. Jolly will
address the people at the Court House in
this place, on this Thursday evening". 9th
candidateswill probably be present and
speak. Everybody invited.
The District and County candidates will
also speak as follows, Wimberly, 18th inst.
Dripping Springs, 18th inst.
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The Signal saye

sTbe saloons in Luling nov have .
majority Of two over the churches.
there beng seven Of The former and
Eve Of The latter
Even this IL better than The svsr-
age showing for The churohss throogb-
ont TIE oou1try. The saloons seen
10 do more hsrn than lie ch1rcbss Do
eood-Gslvestc1 Eevs
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Trial Terms.

Wanted large number Of subs cribers to
cha FREE PnEss on trial to Jan. /. 1885.
Only forty cents for that time. Try it for
this short trip, and we trust you will want
10 travel further with u.s. #.t. .it
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16

Have your Sewing Machines repaired
by James Lloyd the celebrated Sewing
Machine repairer and save 1926 to $40.
Corner Cypress and Brown streets opposite
the I. & G. N. bridge, east Aussin, Texas.
Orders or machines left at Mrs. Souter's
Boarding House will receive attention.
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Cum ron CONC IN HoRsrs-osPt J. "
Hutehins gives the following; One pint OF
vhisksy. one ounce each Of hudsnum, and
ehloroform- Mix and drench
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Remember, only 40 cents will pay for the
FREE PRESS to January l, 1886; and that
will be the right time to set in for full
years subscription.
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The finest -four in the market by the
barrel or sack lower than ever at
WIZ. GrrsrN's STORE.
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Legal Card.

W, D. Wood and Owen Ford have associ-
ated themselves together for the practice OF
Office in Woods new building, up stairs,
San Marcos. Oct. 25-ly.
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Mrs. Allen Jones is in receipt Of her fall
stock of Millinery goods In veriety. Every
thing fresh and nice, and cheaper than she has
ever offered before
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Mrs. Richardson is pleased to announce
the arrival of verv nice assortment Of
Millinery goods which cannot fail to meet
the APPROVAL OF her customers being first class
in every respect. Showroom next door to
Mr.. Nance furniture store.
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Received carload of two and four baT5ed
galvanized wire which I offer q greatly
reduced prices, also nails lover than ever at
WV. GIEsEN, agent
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OORNS | CoRNsi CORNs-Use Somosts
Corn Cure. Il gives immediate relief to
the most painful corns. 9ft ieaai
For sale only at RAYNoLDs q DANIEL.
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A meeting of unusual interest was held at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday. DR..
Neil, of San Antonio, preached A novel
feature was the presence of some thirty
Mexicans, and the admission into the
church of two men and one woman and the
baptism of several of her children. The
spirit of christianity being directly opposed
to all prejudices of race and caste, it is
pleasant to note this sign of progress.
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FOR COUGHS, GOLD, sETC.--U Samostz
Hypnotique for sale at ~.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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Received car Of Jackson Wagons extra
large beds and of superior finish at
GIEsEs's STORE.
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Risass rensuber thAt the city carriage
"a cal Al your bo1ss and take 200 70 any
pe-t q The city for 2s osnta stsnd m fro1f
q Hofhsinr Hold
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lam offering bargains in Boots and shoes
bought last week at bankrupt sale. A lot
of Ziegler Shoes at first cost.
j. v. HUTCHISs.
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Two small ladders belonging to the Hook
and Ladder Company are missing. Their
return is earnestly requested.
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Go to James Taylor & Bros, for Fine Can
dies and Chewing Gum.
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We are offering bargains in Mems Boys
and youths clothing.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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Canned goods. California fruits. etc.,
fresh arrival, at WIN. GIEsENs.
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For Sale.

A yoke of very large heavy work steers,
or will trade for corn LAspt Bros,
Aug.l4-tf New Braunfels.
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Everything that's good to eat at James
Taylor & Bros
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Ssv crop turnip and other seeds suitable
Tor fAl sowing. just received and for sale y
RArroLDs a DArrEL-
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Another "dry spell' appears to have set
in. In fact among oil the showers we have
had very little rain. The cotton, which had
begun new growth, is again ''set back.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-10-16

FOR CHILLS and FEvER-Use the Great
Teas Feper Remedy. warranted to cure. for
sale only at RAYNoLDs d DANIEL. :
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For Fresh and Cheap Groceries go K
James Taylor & Bros.
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G. W. Reed IL Son have rented the Wood
store room for another year, and will at
once proceed to close out their stock of dry
goods, after which they will do an exclusive
grocery business. s4e55
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Extra inducements in produce.
WIN. GIEsEN, agent.
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90 pounds new Navy Beans for 81 90.
G. w. DONALDSON & Co.
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Business House and Lot For Sale
On the Public Square, San Marcos. Inquire
at FREE PRESS office.
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Just received, car of Salt
To arrive, car Gledden Barb Wire
Expected daily, car Royal Patent ant
Eagle Steam -four.
G. w. DONALDSON 4 Co.
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A new schedule of railroad time took place
on yesterday. ALI four trains are now reg
ular mail trains having mail agents on
board.
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The Cassidy Sulky pillow at
GIrsxN's STORE.
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Try the city carriage to any part of San
Marcos for Is cents.
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To arrive this week Ladies' fur caps and
Velvet Hats. DALEY 4 Bros.
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wsus uo- N rsoe;rt q Cur tuH fsn
ss,ck sud vs are ssis 70 snz1znes . good
s.orosut e szp,s ADD f..J dry goods
so~.fh-r vifh . spic1fid stcck q 9, h
osrss. 4 Co.'S f.s Hstt Boys CAPS. oisn
~. sssrta AlsoDres ooods Ncfio1s' 80.
Jcrr.rf 4 ScDnrE'a
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To arrive another car Of produce at
GIzsIN's STORE.
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We are in receipt of splendid line Of the
celebrated John Kelly's Ladies' Misses and
Childrens shoes. These shoes are among
the very best, and in style and finish cannot
be excelled
Call and secure a fit before the stock IL
broken. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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Persons needing their sewing machines
put in in good working order will do well to
secure the services of Mr.. Lloyd. See no.
tice in another column.
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u the latest Improvement No hooks or but
tons 70 catch or strain the lid. pull on. or pinch
ths wrist. They are Instantly laced OF unlaoed
By simple pulling OF The cords. and fastened With
Construction. ease and quicknesss Of operation
can never Be equailed Be per.uaded 20 take no
other. ~ All gloves having this lacing can Be do
pended upon 70 give s.iizfact1on-
For sale At the Millinery Store Of Mr..
Allen Jones, San Marcos, TerAs.
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New Goldfish at Taylor Il Bros.
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New Mackeral at Taylor 4 Bros, cheap.
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FOR TREASURER.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. rAt 8
To THE Worms OF HAYS County :---Appre-
chatting your generosity in the past, hereby
announce myself candidate for County At
torney. Election in November next. 49,.
R. II. MASLovr.
We are authorised TO announce W. X.
DIAL as a candidate for the Office Of County
Attorney, Hays County. sivhmstI-oa
FOR COUNTY SURVIVOR. mlf
We are authoized to announce W. N.
WYATT as 0 candidate for Surveyor Of
Hays county.
HIDE AND CATTLE INsPxcToR.
We are authorized to announce J. O.
RAGSDALE az candidate for Hide and
cattle Inspector for Hays county.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. -
We are authored to announce w. B.
OROCKER as a candidate for County Com
missioner, precinct No. /, Mr.. E. p, Ivey
having withdrawn in his favor.
We are authorized tn announce JOE
VIII HANSON as a candidate for County
Commissioner for Precinct No. 3. Hays
County. 4
We are authorized to announce 7. j.
MCCARTHY as candidate for County Com
missioner for Precinct No. 1, Hays County.
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ANNOUNCEMENT ~.


ron DISTRICT yupox, l5rH JUDICIAL prsr.
We are authorized N announce JUDGE
TEICHMUELLER, of La Grange. a. can-
didAts for the ONCE Of Judge Of this Judicial
District.
ron STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized TO announce OSCAR
sTARCKE as a candidate for representative
in the Legislature from the sist District .i's
FOR COUNTY JUDGE a''' 2 u
We arc authorized 10 announce O. w.
GROOMS, as candidate for County Judge
Of Hays county. EDll lIriat tpltf
Eprroa Farr PnHss;--You will please an
nounce my name an candidate for re-eiec-
ton to the Office Of County Judge at the
November election.
We are authorised to announce B. B.
ROSE as q candidate for County Judge OF
Hays county. rf. IA ...tI t.l
ron DISTRICT AND COUNTY oLrRK, y,
We are authorized to announce JAs. q.
BURLES0N ~ candidate for reelection
to the Office OF District and County Clerk Of
Hays county. wt-a "a Fli
sre FOR sHERIFE aIoraf'
We are authorised 10 announce JAS. A
WREN as candidate for the ofiice Of Shor-
Id Of Hays county. ea No
FOR TREASURER. 1881 .I
We are authorized TO announce CAPT.
JAMES FORGEY, az candidate for Treas-
urer Of Hays County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN H.
PATTERSON M candidate for reelection
to the Office Of Treasurer Of Hays county.
Having been earnestly solicited by nu-
merous voters Of Hays County 10 become
candidate for County Treasurer, ] hereby
announce myself candidate for that Office
and ask the support Of my fellow citizens,
promising TO discharge the duties OF the
Office to the best Of my ability.
Respectfully,
N .
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The price of cotton now ranges from to
81 cents.
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CoDFIsH at G. w. DONALDSON d 20.
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~ pounds dried Apples
G.. w. DONALDSON & Co.
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SAN MARCOS, Oct.>16, 1884.
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We are authorized to announce T. J.
MCCARTHY as candidate for County Com
missioner for Precinct No. 1, Hays County.
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We are authorized 10 announce JAS. A
WREN as q candidate for the Office Of Shor-
Id Of Hays county. rsr