davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

For comfort during the heated term get
pair of slippers at
JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

TIE colored folks will have . grand
concert and ball at the Barbee House on
Saturday night There will be ice cream
and other Refreshments. Admission, gents
IS cents, ladies' 10 cents. Misses Alice
Ward. Martha Polk and .Lottie Polk, C ON
mittee.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Just receiveda large lot of lawn chairs,
rockers, settees, etc. J. w. NANCE d Bro.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Il vii be seen that the subscriptions
amount 10 over $500. and others vii yet
Subscribe. Besides there are some ss5 IN
bank previously contributed 20 that the
uboIs anozus sil not fan short Of $500
work has already begun and vin be setivs-
II uushed
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03
Subscription for the Blanco Road.

Below we give list of the names of do
nors and amounts subscribed for the improv-
ment of the Blanco road:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Cream by the pint, quart, or gallon. at the
Arctic Ice Cream Saloon, next to Post Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

The 4th of July comes but once year,
but JAS Taylor d Bro, are here all the time
with full stock of fresh groceries at the
very lowest prices.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

The hose cart ordered for our Firemen
has been shipped and will be here in few
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

We are still furnishing Kendall's Manua
on the Horse to advance paying subscribers
Please remind us if we should overlook IT.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Ar last some work is being done in the
way of cleaning up the court house yard.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Dun business houses have mainly agreed
to close up on the 4th. SO our citizens will
be at liberty to go abroad to celebrate, or
spend the day at home according to their
tastes.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03
AGENTS FOR THE FREE PRESS.


Tn. following persons are duly authorised agents
"a, the sAu MAncos Fsss Pass, and are empowered
10 receive and receipt for mspiss for the same
County a large
r. Q. FoRrs0N. County Assessor.
JOE O. EVE, County surveyor.
fan Nsrcos. ..................<. HEAr0N. p.
Kyle. ......sLbpGk WEf1L'
Martindsis. ....,............ CHENOWEIH . eoN.
Wimberley. .....,.......'....'.'...k' r. LANhi'
nrinping Syringe CROW 4 EsTiLLE.
nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BRO.
Msnohsca ....... PETER sCHhtTT.
Pschers' Store... .......... ...... W. u. WYATT
Hunter. .........., .......'..'.'.. n. v. huNihh'
Henly' "...-......,'''''''' ''.'''''A' IL hshp'
Staples Store. ..".".....''...'..''a w. GALL
a,.peo CITY. -. DIR. J. b. PRICE.
,.,,.on CITY .,..............H. O. STOREY.
.UP TIE services OF active friends ofths paper
a. voluntssr agents viii be appreciated All post
masters are also authorised to act ~ agent.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

List of letters r emaining in the post Office
at San Marcos Texas for the week ending
June 30, 1884.
Benondes, Frances, Jennings, VIZ
Banson, Miss Lou @. Kaufman, 8
Brown, EphriAm Lawrence, Willie
Cooley, Miss Settie Medford, Ben
Cortes, Otonone McKaughan, Mrs. Z
Cados, Saphea Moore, Mrs Ellen
COnea' Agop;to Mschono, Sostenas
Contreras, Domcio Martinais Fernando
Davis. Miss Mary Miranda Louis II
Dalton, J. w. Mays Robert
Ellison, Henitte 2 Pruneda, Miguel
French, Presly, Pruneda Maria
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Ola Robertson, John A
Gincbsv, RMW Robertson, Mira n
Gates. ID. II. ROjas, Antonio
Gimenez. Perfecto Rancho, Santiago
Goslin, CA Rodrignss, Gregorio.
Hall. Mis- Hattie 2 Risber. Garnett
Hume, J. NJ Rubio, Jesus
Hal. Miss Fannie TenDens. Perfecto
WAlis. Leathy
Persons calling for above lettsu I'll
please s.y advertised giving dAte-
AIEEET HEs-oS, P. n
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Everything cold at the Arctic, next door
to Post Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Carload of corn just received by
VIM GIRsLN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Offer extra inducements in Moline and
jackson wagons, the best in the market
J. H. GARY at Giesen's stand.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Having bought the Giesen stock OF Hard
ware, Groceries, Implements. Crockery
Woodenware etc. am enable to offer the
same at cost for cash. j. II. CAREY.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03
Corn I Corn

Highest maaket prices paid for oats and
sacks furnished by w. M. GIEsEN agt.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Remember that Jas. Taylor & Bro, are
receiving fresh melons every day.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

TIE American Journalist for June is at
hand. and sustains its high reputation.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

watermelons on ice at the Arctic, next
door to Post Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Hsmmocks and cots, from 81 SO to 90 90,
nj j. w. NANCE 4 Bros.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Ice cold soda water, homemade, at
FRoMME's DRUGSTORE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

FoR RENT.-House suited for boarding
house or restaurant. 8. F. MoALLIsTER.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

For cheap Slippers of all sizes and quail.
tiles 20 to JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Ice for sale at the Arctic Ice Cream Sa
loon, next door to Post Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03
BLANoo HOSPITALITY.


BLANoo, June 18th, 1884.
EDrroRs BLANoo News:
SINS We feel that wo cannot leave your
town without expressing our hearty thanks
to the citizens of Blanco for our warm re-
ception, and the oourtesies extended SO gen.
erously during our stay. II Is needless to
say that we are delighted with your country
any one must be who examines 1t care
fully. Every one Of our number were
agreeably surprised at the fine prospects
for growth and prosperity that are so ap-
parent. Its natural advantages, and the
spirit of enterprise and energy displayed by
her people, assure bright future for Blan-
90; and it is our hope that Sar Marcos may
aid as well as share in the prosperity that is
to come We are satisfied that our interests
are mutual, and without disparagement Of
any other point, ore selfish enough to hope
that our visit may result in establishing sub
stantial and permanent connections, that
will render our town the most attractive
neighbor to Blanco rendering our thanks,
we are very respectfully.
Il. HAYWARD,
VIM. GIEsEN,
San Marcos JOHN WILLIAMSON,
w. O. DUaaER,
A. A. ALEXANDER,
B. Z. OsTRoM.
We were much gratifed to know that the
San Marcos delegation were pleased with
their short sojourn in our midst, and that
our people treated them with the Difference
aud cordially 80 richly due the representa-
tives of our sister town. Blanco News.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03
Hot. dry and dull.


Hot. dry and dull.
Ar last some work is being done in the
way of clearing up the court house yard.
TIE American Journalist for June is at
hand, and sustains its high reputation.
Watermelons on ice at the Arctic, next
door to Post Office.
Hammocks and cots, from 81 SO to 90 90,
at j. w. NANCE d Bros.
Ice for sale at the Arctic Ice Cream Sa-
loon, next door to Post Office.
For cheap Slippers of all sizes and quail
tiles 20 to JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Ice cold soda water, homemade, at
FRoMME's DRUGSTORE.
FoR RENT.-House suited for boarding
house or restaurant. 8. F. McALLIsTER.
Remember that Jas. Taylor d Bro, are
receiving fresh melons every day.
Everything cold at the Arctic, next door
to Post Office.
Cream by the pint, quart, or gallon, at the
Arctic Ice Cream Saloon, next to Post Office.
Just receiveda large lot of lawn chairs,
rockers. settees, etc. j. w. NANCE BRo.
Carload fine -four just received, satisfac-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Wao Is HE2-The Kyle News assumes to
take considerable dish" in politics, and has
had for some considerable time at its mast
head the name Of "Jas. Mcdonald" for
President. We have heard Joseph E. Nc
Donald frequently spoken of in that connec-
ton, but Games" we know not.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

Again we have a petition out for daily
mail line to Blanco. This time it is to &c
by Purgatory Springs, where new office
is to be established. and from there Vim
bley is to be supplied by branch route
The movers in this are on the right tract
now, and we trust will win. A post Office
at Purgatory is greatly needed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-07-03

List of letters remaining in the post Office
at San Marcos Texas for the week ending
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

TINS gush about the pioneer stock
men who dared the red men, makes
us sick. How many lnuiaus did Simp.
son, the champion Tree grasser, eyer
scalp The men who redeemed Texas
from the red men are not one in "a
thousand the free grass harons of to-
dav Those simple prairies found the
shrewd Yankee and the Willy scotch
man a more subtle enemy than the
-avsge red nan. The latter he drove
before him, but by the former be has
been swallowed up, driven back TO
the swamps and pine hills of the east
AS poor as when lie started 10 earn
his fortune in the wild west II ia
those lordly owners of countless herds
fattening oil the children'- lands, who
have not a dollar invested in land,
that the people of Te&as say must
pay for their grass.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

SUNSET Cos, IN -pcahing Of the
tain, SAYS: Let us reform the laws
which lcgalilc the robbery OF more
than 993 per cent. of the American
people for the enrichment and aggran
di cement OF the other o0c-iOurth per
gcut -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

nuswcr to the question
"Noud YOU accept nomination
tor governor
"Ccrauly. if it came from tho
democrat. party, but thi. does NOT
Indicate that um "A cAudIdttc for
governor according to the common
l,cceplaiiou of the word candidate.
! would bc a hypocrilo it said I .
-nid would not ike t. be governor
there is not n man ia IrNa- that .
would mot like to tin that oiii.c mud
ann no exception. / havc also ne
reIlrd plenty of encouragement to
become ii candidate. Nv friends all
over lhc state hive been writing to .
me. requesting that should make "a
! race. bat so tar have done uolhiug
/ iu that dirrctio. when the repre-
-culntiyc- OF the democracy meet at
/ Houston on the 10Th OF August, II
. lhrs think proper 10 nominate me. !
viii accept the nomination make a
. vigorous rauN NA7s aud cudcANOr to ult
] the office tu the best OF ny ahiuty
. But am not buitonhoiing my friends
tu boom nae tor the position, nor AN
DONG anything else III the way Of
+ {, iuR To- get the people to send dele
gates ia my favor. But Is /
-Aid before, nm too much oi
"A patriot To- decline to serve when
called upon. In This connection, too,
might state that have iuil grown
Idca thM ~ j. time -omcuodl other
than a lawyer should be elected COY
cruor, TcHns has been governed boy
lawycr- from the first TO tho present
time. lawyers grab at every lhius
We -eud them to cungrc-- wc elect
them to state Offices. both houses OF
the legislature are fun Of them We
riccl them Judges, district attorneys
and nearly everything else Nuw the
farming interests of Texas ARE mora
prominent than any other business,
industry or profession ot the state,
and the farmers are beginning to-
thiuk that it is high time one Of their
class wa, chosen governor. 80 tar ~
the proposition goes that would
make cnuvass it nolninaicd aud
serve If elected, you can state that
am candidate for governor.
Mr. Martin has for several wears
been thr sole representative ol the
agricultural classes in the aImini-trs-
iu.n lIcis dc,ervedly popular with
them and tnul fairly be considered ~
the most representative man of lm
rh--. lie is man upon whom tho
opponents of Iceland can crv,uiilr.
and can eo INTO lLc concni IT,
with sufficient following to r'yc
e lralnud- strength fair square
. test with ihe grange orga nld
3 s- it was when Mr. Lang wa- goy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

MDLENNAS will have only five
votes in the state convention, lar
rant will have ten aud Dallas fifteen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

a HERD Law H. not the converse ot
fire" gcA--, a. the Gazette would lrS
TO make its readers believe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04
" AGO EXAMINER .
WACO, ArRll. 3. 1851

~tN.Er Coz got IN some sound
tarill talk on the whisky bill.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

sleep E-S Nl,llr~. maIo mi-cia
h.c by 'hltt,rible coG4h- ShIoh', Culc
is the twcdy for you For ,ait by As.
Il a Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

VIII We uilr these great harItin- In
embr1lleCy SANGER Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-04

We have Y nv large stock oi silks and
-atjn- ou hand, and iu oucr to rca. lc
cash torthcm Wo have uA .c such 70 cut 40
prices LEVINE Bios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

ttVrtruui Get o. FtuViaions I've fnu Cumberland cut
%. ui Ions ,lcu Nduo. cot short Clear Mddrs
eis go -""t, 'gls ga a. rlnt!ert - ID por CNt
lnrs rf,me M,sa ia o. prr Dbl i'r,nu Meat atom
VrairIu dos Iati-A nrfiU tsa. "a Primo W,.l
era. So. iaid ut, tos bd Hams tong ,uL dts 81
shoulders Huttrr iha pur cat 1g Iu'tni a.
hr,sr- American ChIi,r lie ut Whrat-lini Wrstnfh
spnnsns I'D al. a. Hol Wintor GAlpi gf, Od pos cen
tal ~. -rrur. d. ,di New Western inter ~. IA Nos
N iIcd c.Icrn. So 1gi aifonia 40 l. "a "a ais I'd
alifOfnla % . 10 Il .tts 81 pr Genital toru-MtG0l
uld 8. AL 10 Nce. Is vi per o'ntL frOduce-1pirts
OF fufprnlnc, ~ 81, do Al LAMBDA 2is 81 Cst
henuci Petroleum 81 gallon clover sr-i Aneric
Red ats per cwL rtllDs- Us "a per oNt is0,iIt
CwL . ....
LONDoS oct lG-Produco- iinseed on sl9l9s a2O l5s
alcHtia Lnaces, As 3D. ass I'd per quarter
in,ced axe Ks IS a4S los per ton Refined retro ean
6sl 18Tr per gallon, spirits OF Iurprntnc rs I'd per
cwti peru Oh tOS per ton kosi- 0nimOu, a. Oh dts
ID Pae De a g. PTOysiOns-Lard as I'd. per cwt for
American. los 81. cwt for cuba Centrifugal
polsIiDg 90 and 3s los I'd for Cuba Mascoyado fA
TtnHlns zLoaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK, Thursday. Oct. l6-nEGyEs-Reoeipt. late
narEei 20 Live catts offered or to-day Feeling steady
ana y DR. pt .1SPb d Tsp2af eay S ra. slow trade ~
S1 e ssI t Ss n s rSI Poor na S Al
Nadie ser 500 ae mo nor Deesa1 % me a
ton in me ie,nblc BY Joscia Fast ,.o,o
received az tlst Market steady az 6a0c FOR Ordinary
hoice veal and 2.a c or Grassers and Butternil<
calves were GOD demand at lods Sc FOR oiy
arrived in very good condition.
saissEse q. sold state ais $50 ~ At sd:
Yeas s. ,, afsgc Iod. 10 y atec, iiO 2 n at sci
o. s "a ,9a' Jersey ysa 500 ls} ;s
- : ; K s cd Cd Fed Caves; 1872 70 at5c.
sHEFP ' HSn Tseceips were IS ear. Of 7,s4s
ior ve S eps head against S5 cad r the co.
n. on H. Tse e%A1 va. act y e Tor both
Ians quality eonsrrd ii AZ Cher ayure' III yester:
.5.D rom shade to a GG ea TO car eo q
Heay Me,ierp 81 az rae p sod 5c lambs wse
icod with Z uei or strict 'rim quality.
ed ass 30 ,ar az 70 . I'd e i ii ,'a ep q Is at
q - SO = b.af.4 %: 10 kentaesy do D. at y;
al i%c i 1h.oao D. ats. 8 100 M5loos." II y. at
'G f Ru' I o At oh 1i sheep SOD a4.t
Lamps d to; 20 CO. - 70. at 70 ts - Canada do.
ana D. San at nc - Penn-y wanna Lambs d9D at
Soy - ansca d. - d. at e. Ivan, ,,,,. "a. - n LID
JOB DO s. AZ nc - Pennsy vana sheep IG6 ~ az C;
Blca5aet = Dewey sold. 2l- c,naea lambs. = 70 ss
$50 - STATE To- 80 H. al 10 ~ Ne-ten ,uecD, Isl y.
a. Ic 3O7 40 loo o. At 49, AMI = Wesscrn do "a % &c
Hume A Mu,en sod. 2Gg canada lambs - n At j1.c;
- ~, 5 D. al sac % TO- % ~ Il 80 - 20 .
m -. : ohio ~hocf. - n. AZ &c Mclgan DO -
H. ~ 40 and PIG Pcnn WA ,-eep and Lambs % TO- ae
al nbeck & Davi. sold. 200 canail Lambs - o. at
6Isc - CO. AZ do. 3 ~ a. 80 -l5 90 part
Michigan sheep. 9G 70 - -, AMI = state M h. Al SC
no Receipts - o. lll b. IL ar. as
Jersey cry ,nt 3 c.r a. o' iota ff nv lays Pill
head "a ~. o., I"ii for e. an tine a. yck. NerY
few on sac Prime LOGS sold at J'sc. aud quotations.
oair, Dressed tribe inn I'D n fair lem nd with
gene are FOR gt with report l a. hlsh as
cac. 5000. .,,
p : Kas sOd; . renusy yania Hogs, l62 10. al J'ir
LIVE STOCK rARIEr-BY rELEfRA'H
CHICAGO oct 6-Tbe OrlgsrS J)~pU reports; Hogs-
Recepts 1000 let liDu'lt. 5000 ledE nrttt brisE
an - IT, b sler. tough PlcNng - II = o. Ptcslns
suppns - J) Lis1 - t'4 - 'o '<J+ IS ID
C.,te-Receipts 1000 heat shlpuent. e0o) heat
.et t. ady export Grades - 90 -E 'pri @ Ca@e,
Gras. rrxln- - "a -
sl,eo- Receipts. : 90 .npm'ntt %, mars,t stesty;
a. Choice % Extra - OOdSi Lambs per ZEAL e. ~
81 20 reya. , reD - OlMs3
sr IOuf- oct. l3--tpre-ieceIp l70t shipments.
go market steaiy Exp,rs 90 - - d)pi % DC
Shlpptng - so $50; common 70 Mehun - JD0-j bs
Grass EIuys. - JJD - - .frl', teNll+ - %
Sh.so-Receipts $3.50 shipments. -. Com non 10 Ne.
du Pass OO Fair ro CnMce IS - as - Lambs - ~
Of4 -. Tex rs = 0nd-S %.
workers. II a 3D. Pac@ng RI oJasJ w. heay 81 JOs
50 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
NAvAl IN MLltANY lNfrlliurNCr

WAsniSuruV. uvt. lO-lhv United States
sitam,i tanlaa tas hern rp ent oi commission ~ Oh,
Katt iani r.fiemruih, \ -
Npas Adniiai ihvnas rhIrs haze h,ru detained
i,un punne,i ~ h, zpuh Atantp statht sNt Hrl.,pi
- riNpH hunp auA veli unlis ,etiaip ~ Nta,ri
irt ,tAnmaNA go lhD huuhl,n aui tNnD.l Uu NaiHHs
pniltst ah uihpt uhtus 500 iht tuuhnn N,iHlhnl
ilum ihai tessei and ria,tt rH NaiiiH. uui.ia
Assistant fn.iuttf thaiits : Nuuiuli has h,rn ut
Nrua 40 duN 800 thr Bureau N 7iNani Engineering NAsi
Maiull
R,af Admiral Phelps viii he placed on the retired i-t
o. huttmh,r lhs viii Naus, Else lumuti"h w ''u
mmur & A hue
thhf tusneel John ". Moore, Who was tried un che
f~Rt station fIr neglect utdul, hae been -tutrn,td Go
tusltnsuu llum rank and duty tul ,iA months.
iht ln -idout to-day signed order di-mi--lul from
ihe ser,i,t captain George Om-ted ir. who wa. tried
ana icc bS court mar tai un charge. 1T tuhokfe
heni while uu special duty M charge Of military tct
t"lh hnes ln Arizona. Captain olmsted was oppuu' cd
atdptu iu the Army IN accordance with the act u Con
tite approved july p. 1870.
~, seurotary ~ War has dissolved the court martial
appointed Ia try Captain \ g. Hcnni-rc. sta Cavalry, on
nan
me Resignation OF Lieutenant Commando 4 g Cald
WI hae been accepted u tak' effect on oct"hft - $50
@ h' has been granted leave of ah.cn'c until that date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
election Notices.

OFFICE - ruE SFrRKr,RY ~ srbrr.S
AIHANi. August |. 1854

OFFICE a s, ~s s sscg.r / i. 81 sDrl
70 The sser,, q, The conntn Of Nssio e.
sS otirs !. rcb i,en NAT the General Election 70
dr y MOVE bcr next November a. the following of,crs
fTo a,e Judges Of the court o. Appeals the pace
Il charles ,rdrrWs 90 ,harls Rapt o who's terms Of
rhri, ss Electors President and Vice. rc'acut The
x ecrr sgast IN N. Forty ninth cog,re' ., ne n,sa
fi,t fuh 4nd Smith A.senaj r'',ric,'of 20 COUNT q
Nnei curayc 10 hc Fort, ninth onrrc.. - me uni.a
stie, nv ,,n =, ,'onn ,lnf ~. ,9a'p' s
10 e.suIa V in me lo'y ninth reps @, ne MIRO
tSain ~ ana Eighth ''',ub, D''r.'' Of ne toans,
( hrpe.,r,an,gm me f.rty g,qh YYr e.. o tsr rgrr,
Iei,h lprnh alt Fourteenth Assembly DISTRICTS ~ me
h9r,runa, the Forry.nin,h ucagr,.s of it ygrsa
f'tatS gs,s5rp,, ssi siahr'a,h 'ts.smSi,' 6.',s,1
kbrp'pi,ret r ,hs Fi,, pir's yrgf,'a c' -. rn'i
tt 10, rts tlhr 40 and - ,-r,rerts ,assisy .tiss
"kfp,,e.psHp, % Wy ftt nir,s rA.r~ ',he rn,si
Tssg,it Wfs,a,, f,t Vssg@Mt G,s1 p't sp.Hs
saM%, t HsT ..i s Nf@ss5 ,st' 's" 10 a - ,sa
AN h.'tts' ase '" 'is 's'' " ''s ea'' "'s"
istp "a 1,,ne Ia Gs furT Ha,h Qeas,e,s elihe uesi
STATUE fH n. ., Ie,n ,t 4'i'a', n''','' .f,fse'a
,fs, mten +" tle e,nli 80, ad nhl i. Sos, beaaa
tdop tt eunh ~ GU slie q Nusl b,'. s'sa, 10 hs
..s a.. , NJ, S a Avenue d sas u s t..i Gs'
Kspesa'si.s Ia g. Forty natn o9ngr,.s q the mite.
BY DlstrIDt Of the County u Nes ior1
tuunt, omce- to bo -leoed ior said county
H. co faisss h. an of Common Pca,n the place o.
JOS IA 4 DALhY, u(HARn l, Alki MORE I'D
do . .us L "a E Af l' % q fs'~ "''''
p'c, .t,ornsr M nPe' FtrfsI oLNEr
al sSo.s tsr@. O oac, S eigre ,hs LAT asy q Ne
81 cS,pss .'Ie sS GSre,o .us Ss ~.
made a part Of this not'e 49,,
AN AT f,r m M TING proposed amsntmsnts -
tie Constitution 90 the rNctot % the state Passed. June
H. lAsA thlee ~ hs 4. ns Vio.ent -.
The people " the Ntae9i Now loik ropreent Va rensS
sncroN The insps IL each poll iu'hs sewers tgwns
aud - tbs -,ste a hs sen"ts eecucn 70 90 s.h
a st,. an tho ionth ~ SJvsmber And esht
hunar .na sis shs provide" boa 10 receive the
bs"ts OF tho clt Of tbs STATE resuoe u The Amtni
men proposed to section '.s ct a o ." s ,'s.
H. tISwSs tsss namely rer p'opo.ea an'ndaeuI so.
bslots ooan. yo. ot sad Ancnim ~ Mt eap.
ccod "a s or ponci ead each bale, 40 sasgled .hst
therooi made accordingly by inpcetofs VI ectsns
aud csnvassers sid ballots shal DO Judo sed Cons.
to- mrmb Assemby their r.spc ave districts al
be ene the adoption OF tie opposed amendments
"A'" WY JOSEPH u CARR
secretary Of state
supervisor Of each town se
ward your county aud also 10 cause copy OF - nyScS
sl, 81 Sa0 sss Law. q chapter sss section u
certify the above TO be true OF the Election Noues
rses's by me This day from the sISs,aTy Of
sheriff of the city and County Of N swysr.s
Publisher Of VI. ~ n a. 1's' '''
shsr,a Of the cry asa County Of Nswtss6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.--Ihe Director OF the
Mint has prepared statement n regard % Oh" pre-' n
money circulation IN thirtynnc OF tho principal conn
tres Of the world compared with the circulation D.,
r,por,ed year 40 which shows ad,crcase I'm the gold
circulation OF about S52OoOoUO. increase 300 the ut
,er ciru alton ~ $1,000 OuO increase On paper cir
cualun ot sll2OoHoOp. lie attributes the los I'D gold
circulation tu reduced production and to The increased
a., uf that metal in CONTEMPLATION and Che arts.
The controller ~ the currency ht' extended 'R' cor
pouite c.isrucc OF the following bank. NJ rcun-
T. October 20. l0uit
BURNERS and Mechanics National HWk ~ lhNHdH
PIMA the Philadelphia NATIONAL hmh. ihr l'nn
tlNnni Bank. IhNalc.phin. thr National ROM u' Nr
Nofihrrn lih.rtir-. rh .idriuha. Che Corn lNrhwtr
National Bank. Philadelphia thD ty Nn'nrni link ~
1hHnirluhIi. tlr krusiugfuu National ilHk OFT lNiH
tHplii thc NntNnN NlNk 81 ttfnantuNr. lnii
d.Iihit aud 'hr Southwark national Bank ihH'
dDlha -
iht treasury department to-day purrhn-cl iN 1000
punrtf ~ Nltrt iOt delivery et the NeV Orleans hh1
Philadelphia nnts