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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
NEW FIRM!

The undersigned annouuce to their friends
and the public. that they have entered into
co-partnersihp. under the frm name If
Roth & Fleetwood.
for the purpoas Of carrying on tho drug busi-
ness. in connection with which they will keep
Fancy Articles,
STA14ONERY AND ZINE LIQDORS
1t the old Stand. On the corner OF Main
and y. Philip Streets.
+. n. ROTH
J. n. FLEETWOOD.
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La recolte des pommes.

Jamais, peut-6tre, on n'avait WI
dams Ia Nouvelle-A ngleterre une
r6colte de pommes aussi abondante
que cette ann&e.ci. LIE march6 est
p0sitivement encOmbr6 de &c fruit,
ct les fermiers du Maine, On parti-
cutler, ne savent QUEEN faire. Aus.
81 s'attend-on ! une baisse c0nsid6-
rable Get hiver dams 10 psix du ci-
DIRE ct do vinaigre. Toutefois rex.
portation des pommes am6ricaines
en- Angleterre q pris, depuis quel:
ques ann@es une Importance eensi-
d6rsble, que l'sbondance de II re-
collie actuelle ne pent qu'aocroitro
encore. Ainsi dams le seul port de
New York. pendant la derni6re se-
name d'octobre, il en- q etc embar-
que 1900 barils ct Il semaine der
Mere 20, 900. Ces pommes exp3di&es
en- consignation sont ensuite ven
dues aux encheresa Liverpool, Lon.
dres ct Glasgow ; malheureusement
il sen gate solvent une grsnde
quantit6 pendant Ia travers9e, ct
il en- r6sulte quelquefois DIES pertes
notables. Malgr6 celia, depuis le
commencement De Il saison jusqa'A
Ia semaine d~erniere, h total desex.
portations de pommes 4 destina.
ton de rAngleterre, dams les ports
de New. York, Boston ct Montreal,
s'est 6lev6 al chiffre fabuieux de
1880 barils.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
Re- ssOertWre d. Restaarpmt
-DES-
Quatre SEASONS.

J'ai ihouneur d'informer mes clients en-
Iarticulier ct lie public en- general que 10 Ter
Octobre proclaim 70 ferai l'ouverGsre dw
Restaarane des Q~atre Naisons.
Les personnes qui m'hoporeron: de leur "a
tronage trouveront t~oujours dans mon eta
basement nne bonnie table ct des chambres
bien AGREES, a des prix mod6res.
J. BOSlO, Pr0Drietaire.
Sept D-841y.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEa.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him 0 satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. N. and Dinner
It 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13

Cour d'assises. On JUICE une vi
trioleuse.
LIE president.-V0us avez aveu-
gle votre ancian amant, pourquoi -!
.L'accusee.-Mais, monsieur le
president, c'est bien simple : il ma
Wait dit quill ne voulait plus me
voir.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS.
RorAnYsjoD, tsREsS.

Ayant tout lie materiel n6cessaire. nous son.
mes a memo d'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous seront comics Lea
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires. entetes 0e
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimts dams le plus bret
a6lai ct q des prix noderes.
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LIE ded coadre.-On Went de c6l6.
brer a Amsterdam. .le bi.centenaire
de Nnyentiou du de 4 cOudre.
LIE premier de fut fabriqu6 en- oc-
tobre 1854, par vorfev1e Nicolas
Van Benschoten, qui avaic imagine
Get objet pour garantir le doigt
mignon de la dame de ses pensees,
Myrfreuw van Rensselaer,.
L'industrie anglaise fut Ia pre-.
miere a s'emparer de cette idee
mails les d6s a coudre les plus beaux
ont etc fabriques en- Chine, on ills
affectent d'ordinaire la forme dune
feur de lotus.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
NOTICE.
EASlON
. Fall anal winter 1855 a.
SEvTs

TO any one sending full Mans and ..,a-...
C.nsaine lithoxr aphed Fashion Pl.tes sr1
above :SOO beautiful Wood En9rsvins. iIin.
~trat'ngssth he very la:~at novulries IN 7..a;".:
amt Chi'aren.s Sait~ aud Cloak., Underwear
f,n.s, Outfits: Hosiery. Gents' Furnishing
eiry, Watches, Boots aud Shoes. .Hs;r G....,.
etc:. etc, Prices lower than those Of INV MI
or house. y. T.. r. KOCH e aDV ~.
ave q SOah NJ. Nevw YnrIr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
Entire b~0uleyardiers :

Eutr6 UOUIeVarUIeTS
-Puisque v0us avez des vell6i-
tes matrimoniales, pourquof n'6pou-
seriez vous pas Ia charmante Mar
guerite, Panic de votre s9ur?
Cest un ange..
-Je men disconviens pas, mails
ellie SO peint..
-Voyons, mon cher, la main sur
Ia conscience, avez vous jamais va
un ange qui ne SOFT pas peints
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SUS U AVOCATS !

AN OSsCN1
mis- le veu dune revision DIES
drOits abusifs de Pordre des asOcats.
Ceci est une bien crosse affaire. A
vrai dire, parmi beaucoup d'autres
griefs qu'on peut reprocher aux
avocats, n'est-on pas en- droit de Sc
demander comment un monsieur,
parce quill est recu avocat ct Quill
porte une robe, ainsi qu'un pr6tre
ct une femme, s'arroge lie pouvoir,
en- sa qua1it6 de defensemr, dinju-
rier, de calomnier sa partie adver-
Sc ; celia pour SAWYER Ii t4te de
quelque ignoble assassin, on pour
faire acquitter un grincke de Ia pire
especei Encore sll ne s'agissait
que dun adversaire ! Mais Ia yicti-
me nest p&s 6pargnee, non plus que
les t6moins. Journellement, les &C.
cusations leur sont distribuees,-
en- mani6ro de compliments.
Un negociant de mes amis, tout
reinforcement, q etc vol6 par an
homme Ell qui il await Ia plus gran
de confiance. LIE jeune avocat char.
&c de d6fendre l'employe infidele,
ma trouve rien de mieux que din.
scyire Ia dfplorable gestion 1xse
fxnc ntaison NAL tc~xc, mai diyig6e,
allant certainement a la RUNE,
puisqu'on pouvait impunement la
voler pendant de tongues ann&es.
lie vrai coupable CO n'etait pas Pal
mable flou, c'etait lie manufactu>
rier qui, chaque jour, en- Gallant SEES
richesses aux yeux dun malheu.
reux, Mnduisait ainsi en- tentation
mauvaise... t.4
An sortir de paudience, 81 lie ne
gociant cut administr6 une bonnie
voice de bois vert an petit mon
sieur qui portrait atteinte { son cr6.
dit, que fht.il advent pourtant Z
Et c'est bien autre chose quand il
sagit dun process de famille, de
querelles de MENACE. C'est Ia one
ces bauardexTs, CONNIE disait Aupe-
reau, sen donnent ! cour joie. Les
plaignants ct les accuses sont la.
bsLes ct crosses pour le reste de leurs
jours. Les avocats ont 81 bien or.
range les chooses que toute concilia.
ton entire les parties est d6sormais
impossible.
CONNIE ellie @tait dams lie vrai Get
te loi d'Espagne qui disait
"Lorsque les d6legues DIES pro.
vinces basques Sc r6uniront a Wit
toria, il est enjoint q tous hommes
de loi, tells que avocats, notaires ct
: huissiers, d'avoir a Sc tenir q une
Instance de clnq lieues de rendr0it
DIES conferences
Assurement des avocats tells que
Berger, Marie, Chaix-d'Est-A nge.
ct, a%ujourd'hui, NJ. Rouse, NJ. Be
tolaud ct beaucoup d'autres mem
plolent jamais les odieuses methodes
du menu fretln du palais mails
pour quelques grands maitres DIM
talent SUPERIOR, combien d,ayocas.
siers, qui, presses de Sc Greer une
popularite quelconque, font plus de
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13

On Parisien pur sang raconte une
historic de Msrseillais devant I'M
naturel de Ia Canebiere.
Moi, dit ingenument celui-ci,
apres avoir beaucoup ri, j'adore en-
tendre toutes ces machines-la ; seu
lement, &c qui me. vexe, c'est que
je ne peut pas les repeter ; je mai
pdsscxt.
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Notes d'album:
lies amis sont CONNIE les mufs
on ne les conna1t que lorsqu'on les
oovre, ct il y ca 2 .qal. ~paissent
durs." T.
"C'est dun sourd-muet spirituel
que lon peut dire quill q de Pes
prit jasqo'au bout des doigts."
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Boireau,, On terrible vieux gar
con, dun egoisme achieve, est q son
lit de mort.
-Vous n'avez qu'un neveu, lui
dit quelqu'un ; fault lui laisser vo-
ire fortune.
-Ce nest pas une ~raison, fait
Boireau. Est.ce quill ma laiss6 la
Sienno Z : 80 -t=
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I'm journal de Paris, occupant
de Ia fermeture des, tripots, parle
du fameax Frascati ct de Ia farme
ture dcs jeux publics lie Ter janvier
1885 i +.
Ayaut II fermeture des maisons
de jeu de Paris, Reimbursement qui
jouissait aless Dc h vogue await
pour nom FEascati. SEES beaux ~
Ions 6taient Il rendezvous. DIES
joueurs lea. Plus ssharn6s Ae D ca
pitale. Ioay donnait en- meme
temps jouer, ! diner, ! soaper ct
Aeoucher.c. .x
La derni6fe nuit de FFaaeasti fnt
IN spectacle \ Il .fois horrible ct
merysilleuxa pour: pobservateur.
Tens 10 vieitaars habitnels, toutes
leo osssosssA tons les employees,
grands ct petits, 4s'6tourdtssaieat s
qui niedx 4ieax dams cette lutte
dc rargent Ct d. hAssrd. ,Loraqne
IL derniere carte fht.tombte, \. der
nier aespir du jsa aepbls, g. este
6poqas, s'sxhaler aax pieds De- gen
darmes.
Deja, On 49,, IN jeune honne
await a1aah4 sar h giaoe da grand
salon le quatEah suivant. a&,
II ct tssas pssto ! Get aasss:
L'espoir, linfsa1ie % u mort u f*sf
Oess - lApssn5sis qu'sa satrs
ssH = pes lssAnx satsss q1'sa ssets
&c desesper6 s'6tait tue pour don
ner rais0n & ces vers. Que de poe
tes men feraient pas sutaat!
rL
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
SAN MARCOS TEXAS Nov, 18th. 1884.

My Dear Cousin Fannie Iseat my self this
beautiful day with pin en- hand to write you
few lines to let you know that 1 am we'll,
except I've got the tooth AXE, hoping these
few lines will find you in the same fix.
Mary and Lily are getting real high strung
since they moved to town. What do you
think, that long lean lank fellow Jake Snull-
ing wrote them note last week saying him
and Frank Hord would come to see them
and take them to the show and nothing
would do but they must have some new
dresses and hats, so I takes them to the
store to find the very latest styles. I got Mary
q pattern of maroon cashmere double width
ali wool at so cents. Liz Plum cashmere
at SO in wide at so. l got that Novelty
Braid for trimming that you heard so much
about, it is too lovely for anything. thought
each of them one of those Satchels with
shoulder strops, the Buttons were like little
sea shells and their hose were like their, dress
you ought to see Mary in her New Market,
she looks like Queen. got Lizzie nice
cloak for $5. co. saw at the store childrens
knit sacks. Hoods cloaks stocking Nebia
Dress fannels all wool 40 cents, Kensington
Jerseys, chenille fringe They had just got in
q new line of Ladies Velvet Hats. Tips and
Plumes. got both of the girls a Hat piece
now cousin when you want anything write
to me and will get it for you at Daily d
Bro where find things so cheap. Answer
next week. Your dear own Cousin,
SALLIE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS. II has pleased the suprem,
Architect Of tho Universe TO remove frou
our midst our late brother X. NJ. Caldwell
and,
WHEREAS, The intimate and honorable
relations long held by our deceased brother
with the members OF this LODGE render II
proper that we should place on record our
appreciation OF his services as Mason, aud
his merits as Man. Therefore belt
RESOLVED. by San Marcos Lodge No,
342 A. L. aud A. NJ, that while We bow
with humble submission to the viii OF The
Most High, We do not less mourn for our
brother, who has been called from his labor
TO rest
RESOLVED, That In the death OF
brother X. NJ. Caldwell. this lodge loses a
brother who was always active and jealous
in his work as a Mason, ever ready TO help
the needy and distressed. prompt to advance
the order, one who was wise In council and
fearless In action, an honest and upright man
whose many virtues endeared him not only
to his brethren Of the order, but TO all his
rellow citizens.
RESOLVED, That the jewel, and fur
niture Of this Lodge be- draped, and that
the brethren be requested TO wear the usual
badge Of mourning for the space of thirty
days.
RESOLVED, That the Lodge tenders
its heartfelt sympathy to the family and rel
atives Of our diseased brother in their sad
affection.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
entered upon the minutes Of this lodge and
that a copy Of them be sent to the family of
our deceased brother.
Nv. H. NANCE.
Committee w. @. DuooKR,
B. w. SMITH.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
1PuBLIsHED By REQUEST. ]

At meeting of the members of the bar
at the town of San Marcos in Hays Coun-
~, the following proceedings we're had:
WHEREAS. this is the last term of the Dis
trict Court of Hays county to be held by
the Hon L. W. Moore during his term Of
Office, II is therefore resolved
/. THAT we have Away found in the Hon
L. W. Moore an impartial, able, efficient
and courteous Judge. and we express our.
regrets at his retiring from the bench.
III. Oua best wishes for his success follow
him wherever be may locate to practice his
profession
W. o. HUTCHINSON,
THos II. FRANKLIN.
q STERLING FIsHKR.
q. II. BRcvS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

In the report of the Methodist conference
in another column, it will be seen that it is
being sought to GUST Rev. DR.. John from
his position of editor of the Christian Advo-
cate The pretext made is. that he has not
sufficient mental ability for the position
very transparency fraudulent excuse,
for every fair-minded reader must admit
that the Advocate is conducted with
marked editorial ability. The main differ
ence is between DR.. John and Mr.. Shaw,
one of the publishers, and indicates that the
latter is more influenced by the mammon Of
unrighteousness' than anything else and finds
the Doctor, an insuperable obstacle to his
preference of greed over moral principle. To
put money in their purse" appears to be
the leading object of the publishers, and in
order thereto they are ready to cater to in
temperance, gambling and other popular
sins of the times. while DIR. Johns is q
strong and incorporating enemy Of the
same. II would be most discreditable to
the church in Texas if at this crisis he
should be made to give place to some tine
serving tool of these evil influences. The
proper thing TO be done is to select pub
fishers who viii be in accord with the sdi-
tor. rather than to discard him at their be-
hest.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

The Dallas Herald discusses briefly sub
ject of great Importance to the newspapers
1t is fact that no class of business men dc
as much work gratuitously as do newspaper
publishers. They must as matter of self
protection, if not Of representation, take
measures to protect themselves. The Herald
says:
The Galveston News says: This is &
trying time for newspapers. Many of them
are appealing to their debtors for money
while those who owe are unable to pay.
Few papers are making expenses. And vel
these same newspapers are doing more to
build up their respective towns, counties and
the state than all other Influences combined.
1t may bethe fault of publishers themselves,
who place small estimate upon the value
of their advertising columns, and accept
prices far below the actual worth and the
benefit advertisers derive from them.
Advertisers often want their notices inserted
for price which would not pay for the
white paper they occupy in An entire edition,
and when publishers accept such prices they
commit business indiscretion as detrimen-
tai to their own interests and success as a
clothing merchant would, were he to sell
suit of clothes for less than actual cost and
probably below what the goods were worth
before being manufactured, in order to do
business. Are not the publishers in meas
ure the cause of the trying times" with
themselves?
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

The Austin Statesman has gotten hold Of
subject which needs thorough ventilation.
II says:
The American Journal Of Education. .
so-called TEXAS publication, issued st St
Louis, declares in favor Of q nine months
free school term. The nine months term
nav do well enough in the latitude where
this paper Is published, but in Texas an
eight months term should be the outside
limit. Let the schools begin Oct Let and
end June LIST The children should have
recreation and rest during the enervatine
months Of June. July. Angsst and SePtem-
Der.
he Statesman d entirely correct Il 10
vorss than folly 70 Keep ehildrsu IN sehool
IN dis clins4s longer than eight nontkA
n IA q positive injury 70 tie chkl8rso them
s.ires -sz- Anfnnio Tins
A. or rssdsrs koO~. vs Lave sdvOS.s5
Dc aSoys NV fryarsL oisi " - Il 90
stay rs-sut--oed- We h-rs ~ 80 r.
SD ts-z ks-s r-doeed 70 slEnt 7zfbs
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

win open Branch at ise ~ Charles 81.
New Orleans, Dec. lst, 1854, where thsy
will be prepared TO treat Surgical easss,
Club Feet, Paralysis, and all deformities u
the face, spine limbs, and diseases OF The
joints, eye and ear also eatarrah, pilas,
fstula, female diseases. private diseases, etc.
The proprieton Of the Institute open this
ofiige In New Orleans In accordance with the
request OF scores Of their patrons IN Miss.
La. and Texas who desire TO avail themselves
OF the reduced rates Of travel offered during
tho Worlds Exposition" thus enabling
them to visit US and the Exposition az well.
For full particulars address X. II. boland'
Sec'y. Atlanta, Ga. or i60 st. Charles b.,
New Orleans, La
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
SAN MARCOS,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II.

In all its surprising msguituae. The Messrs. Sells
are probably the only circus managers 10 this ooun
.Ty who the pres, are up.nimou: In .syns exhibit
course. that nearly oil circus manaEets advertise
very extensively aud exhibit very iim'tedly. In
this. however. the Sells Bros. are an exception /;
they actually show more than they bill In proof
OF this we clip tho followine from the Minneapolis
Tribune Of Tuesday. June 10th:
THE CIRCUs.''
lnsExsr CROWDS rssrrRDAv-rwo PERFORMANCE
roDAr.
u was gala day for the Sells Brothers ysstsr-
day. Although they had been here before with
their Great show and attracted great thronss Of
people, never before, probably. has there been 80
many people under canvass as there were last
night. The parade In the forenoon, unsurpassed
In length aud IN tho number Of cages OF animals.
presaged what might be expected In the vast me-
naserie. As fity .one cages are more than thirty
two. SO was the Sels Brothers. collection Of animals
greater than any that have been taken through
the country before. The principal feature In so
oiogy was the pair Of hippopotami.- and, the Sells
Brothers claim. no doubt Justly. the most valuable
ment that they exhibit really more than they adver-
tiseby cage. This circus Is legitimate through.
out and a. such II merits the assertions Of althe
leading newspapers wherever the show has appear
ed. that II IL the largest and best company OF star
perfoi mers ever assembled In one company. II the
expressions Of the thousands Of people who attend
the show are to be relied upon. IL 10 but . mere
statement OF fact to say that every act on the
extremely long programme 10 represented by the
hghests Haired and best performers In the several
respected styles The list Of riders IL really ali
| onishing one. and embraces James Robinson. the
universally recognized cham pion bareback rider Of
the world Adelaide Cordona, the very best
female rider In the circus profession Pauline Seer,
wi liam German and Jere Bell, VILE Mildred and
the ever popular Frank Gardner. who Is the finest
Of all jockey riders a. well as the champion leaper.
Besides. there are Maggie Claire who does the most
intrepid aud dare devil act under canvass uponsthe
4! ing rings; Harry Long, the champion lofty
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

NoCorzirf elf biBdsr, N0rsrs sSe,
ysoksoa wagons
Deer plor,
CAsdy suIky Paov5
stsodErd c1ltvatoz
bou<SAltsr hay rAkss
Nh-el- rkrushes
a. 49, nschiosry sd h-a i-pisosot'
- rhie1 ! soiiczt cr5srs. E7srsu,sSnHz
ives p-ssss ss3 80 tsrzs
Tx G1rug-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06

There are two prominent mediums of ad.
vertising, the newspaper columns and the
circular. The circular has the advantage OF
placing single thing or business, separate
ly and well amplifed, directly before the
party receiving it. This method is less use-
full than formerly, because the whole coun-
try has become SO thickly covered with all
sorts of slips. hand bills and the like, that
few persons now take more notice of them
than so much waste paper. A small two
inch card seen in a newspaper, usually re-
ceives more attention than does foot
square circular, for in running over news
paper to find the item Of news, the business
cards usually catch the eye; while the long
or and fuller the circular. the less disposed
is the recipient to read it. Besides, when
one wants to find where an article can he
obtained he is quite likely to hunt for it in
newspapers which are always coming fresh
ly to hand. and many of them are kept on
file for reference.-Ex.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
A Card.

The past week we have made further
reductions in our selling out prices. and ask
an examination of the rest Of our stock OF
groceries. Would suggest purchasers Of
extracts, spices etc. for christmas supplies.
we have quantity of these goods which
will be sold cheap Also canned fruits and
vegetables. Respectfully,
G. w. Donaldson d Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
Trial Terms.

Wanted large number Of subscribers to
the FREE Press on trial to Jan. l. 1885.
Only thirty cents for that time. Try it for
this short trip. and We trust you will want
IN travel further with us.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-11-06
[ BAN MAnoos.1

We omit from the above the vote on the
State ticket except for Governor. Will
give the full returns from the county in our
nc1t. Kone, Barber and Patterson are
elected. County attorney in doubt as we 60
to press.