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oranges tue first place in the mar
 ket The oranges of Central and
 South America, as well as Mexico
 are vapid and pithy from lack of culture; the oranges of Florida and
 Cuba are nearly as good. The lem- ons and Hines of the tropics are su- perior to those of the United States, being hardly inferior to the Sicily l lemon.
 The guava will bear luxuriantly here, and has few equals for jelly on account of it's in describably de> licious flavor. There is no money, however. in guavas, which one will
 naturally class with pomegranates.
 Enthusiasts, by using figures and facts, prove that an olive orchard Is most desirable property and a certain source of wealth. The evi> dence is certainly good us shown by Santa Barbara orchards.
 The English walnut is not an ex pertinent in California, but gives satisfactory results.
 The pecan will doubtless prove as productive here as in western Texas which furnishes large quantities of the best nuts in the market
 The HERALD, having always the inlc rests of our people in view, has repeatedly urged all who can do so to acquire Q piece of land while it It is yet plentiful and cheap, and to improve the same for a home. Within few years the individual who owns forty acres of improved land in this valley with water, will be wealthy. Around Riverside, Cal if ornia, improved land is now worth from $500 to S1,C00 per acre. Water in Southern California is piped all over the country, up bill and down, without waste, and he who has land and water can sell for a small for tune. In some localities water is worth $1,000 per inch, and some or. Il ardists have replaced windmills with steam pumps. A San Ser nardino company is making an i'm meDse reservoir of Bear Lake Val> Icy, situated high up in the moun- ains, by rlacing a cement dam across the narrow, deep canyon that now wastes the water, thus giving a large and less fuctuating supply Of water.
 The present generation will see this a rich and fruitful valley, and may possibly see the Colorado river spread over vast, valuable, peerless country from Yuma to the sea.
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C a: at GsIa watch Free.

The publishers of the Capitol City Home Guest, the well known Illus trsted Literary and Family Maga- zine, make the following liberal offer for the new year: The person telling us the longest verse in the Bible, before March list, will receive 6 solid gold, Lady's Hunting-Cased Swiss Watch, worth $50; if there be more than one correct answer the second will receive an elegant stem- winding gentletnan's watch; the third, key>winding English watch. Each person must send 25 cents with their answer, for which they will re- ce i've three months subscription to the Home Guest, a 50-page illus> trsted New Year book, a case of g articles that the ladies will appre- ciate and g paper containing names If, winners. Address, :Publishers of Home Guest, Hartford, Conn.
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DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchantss druggists and grocers sell Damiana Bitters.
 You WILL never have sour stom ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 The sale of an article is, the criter- ion of it's merits. Damiana Bitters have large sales
 For good appetite drinK Dami- ana Bitters.
 Damiaas Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia Damiana BItters.
 For health, strength and vigor' drink Damiana Bitters.
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Notice.

The Directors of the Arizona Con. solidated Mining and Smelling Com pany have decided to offer 1000 shares of their capital stock at Fl per share This is done in order 10 begin work immediately on the mines. Remember, only 1000 shares will be sold at this price.
 By order of the Directors.
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NOTICE.

will meet the committee appoInt~ cd by the Board of Supervisors to inspect the new courthouse, on Fri. day at 1 o'clock, at the building named. A prompt attendance is de- fred. H. E. PATRICK.
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HORsE LOST.

A light brown saddle horse recent; ly left the ranch of W Sheridan: he was branded B. K. nn tho left hip, had q large white spot, in fore. head and small white spot, s'ze of a. lrn>cent piece, running to left eye. He was short>bodieds slender neck, well rounded and bobtailed.
 Reformation of same may be left st this office, or leave the horse with F. A. Shaw.
 I'm ". SHERIDAN .-.,
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LOCAL LINES.

Location Notices,
 Quito laim Deeds,
 Bargain and Sale Deeds,
 Bonds and Mortgages, and Jus re's Blanks of all kinds, for sale al the HERALD office.
 Onion sets at Whepley's-
 Everybody Is landholder.
 sauer krsut at Whepley's. 7"
 Land rews are beginning to mak e their appearance.
 Call for Bcca teer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 Genuine Imported Guinesse's extra stout Doublln at Sher mans family Liouor store.
 The Chautauqus Literary Society coes not meet till Friday evening.
 Compressed Cod Fish, guaranteed pure Cod and the choicest put up, fresh Cod Fish and fresh Mackerel in tins at Geo. F. Goats.
 Choice Alden dried Peaches and Pears, Fresh Prunes and Evaporated Apples at Geo. F. Coates.
 The Tucson. papers state that Tom Fitch has hung out his shingle in that eurs-
 Goiisnan $ Co. have Just received . large lot of elegant buggies from a well known and responsible eastern drm. Take look at them. |. We have moved cur barber shop 3cext door to the Elipse saloon.
 ERRDrAND 6 TAPIs.+
 Eleven different Tombst firms
 moved their prospects to Qui>
 Phonix las sent just one in sAs To of Q restaurant TaR BEsri THR CHEAPEsri The most desirable goods in our eeveral lines to be had st Rosenthal, Ku.ner & Godchau's.
 A large and carefully selected | stock of Ladies'. Gcntlemen's and | ChildIen's dress goods and under wear at Rosenthal, Kutner & Godchau's; the best place in Phoenix 10 make choice of what you want : Little Steve. Judge Lemon and Colonel Rowe are the three strong Democratic candidates who may be put forth 10 contest for congressional honors.- Star.
 SToP SHANGHAI
 Now tell me please where you got that nice hxt and that elegant pair of shoes you are wearing. Answer: Frank gave them to me at his Keno rooms at the Capital saloon. 2 The Stdf relates that the chap that sold fire water 10 the Quijotoa Indians was promptly arrested and run through the mill by the prcp-r officers The swift and sure execu> ton of ihe law in such cases is the only safeguard. and the officers who promptly perform these duties-in thls case of the U. S. Marshal's force--shnuld receive the notice of 'neri, their services demard.
 I Ms. 0. F. rredmore. Prescott; Ont. Canada, writes that he nsed l ei. J~cebs Oil, the magical pain { destroyer upon 6 valuable horse hat had wrenched his shoulder. Ia a { short time he was completely cured, ( his mile inside of 2:27. 2 ASEE and first class barber has nst arrived at J. c. H. Luhrs' shop next door to Sherman's Saloon on Center street. Give him a call and judge for yourself. A loaded team, while driving out i of the mili yard past the engine C house, struck pipe connecting the r waser tank with the boiler, and I broke 1t short of, and, in an instant, ' he whole space was filled with [ team, scalding water and cold. I Fortunately, the hot steam rushed through under the rear part of the t wagon, and the team and driver thus | escaped 8 severe scild ing. c
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LADY WANTED.

A girl or woman, latter preferred. to stop with "a lady at her home in the country, as companion. in absence of her husband. Inquire of J. M. Ellis at Guss Ellis dG Co.'S, store. l.
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Notice for Publication. ADDITION L HOMESTEAD No. lsS.
 Ir,s, Qualification, Ia, os toas,

lFhst Publication Jan. e4, lss4.l
 U.S.LAND oFFIcEi
 Tucson. Arizona. Jan. g. 1884. NOTICE is herroy given that the fol, IN lowing named settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that saic pI oof will be made before Hon. D. n. finncy, Judge of the Second District Court, at his chambers in Phoenix, Mari copa county. Arizona, on the S6tn day ot February, 1884, viz:
 Thomas Morrow, of Tempe. Maricopa county. Arizona, for the # tf the sS k of sec a6, tp n.r4 e. G. & S. R. B & M.. and names the following as his witnesses. viz: John l.. Gregg William R. Lewis Cos rad Meyers ard Charles Bplgnn. all Of Tempe, Maricops county, Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS.
 Register.
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to Marriage, etc.. from Excesses or Youih- full Follies, or any cause, Speedily, Safely and Privately cured.
 men. and all who need medical skiii and exDerience, consult the old Euro lean Physician at once.' Ills opinion cry and shame When iDconvenient to visit the City tor treaiment. medicines can be sent everywhere by express, free from observation. It is self evident that physician who gives his whole al- tention to class of diseases artains great skill, and physicians throughout the country. knowing this, frequently rec ommend difficult cases to th ssldest Specta1ist. by whom every known good remedy is used The Doctors Age and Experience make his oIinioR Of supren me IDpOTs ance.
 if Those who call see no Sone but the
 kil ltations free ands cred
 H2A.z Gases wbicn have
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tor room i5xs6 feet. g, l "trip 15. feet. long by

'atting' strip se feet long by rf Heavy mesh mating, strip IS feet Ion by f ct wide.
 Ht'avy me- h mating. strip IS feet Tor by s feet W de.
 Heavy mesh mating. 8 strips 15 fe' long by four feet wide
 Cord body Brussels carpet for spacs 15x27 feet.
 Best quality vulcanized rubber step mat for 2S ~teps.
 Two Slight chandeliers, cut 143. Yates U Co.'s catalogue. 6 Co., cate1oeRe.
 Persons bidding are notified hat r. s Roard des re- that iha bids hall be: :ci chairs g, much for ca h; mesting an carpet go mach pr yard; henchss. mufh apiec, etc, and that hey " Il b r@quirud u measure the lat-sirp- ihe selves, nefere bid ,ii 2 oflf he rubber m [.
 Bids for all of the above. furnit,ir etc will be received mp uand until 10 o.cloc; 4. m , of Monday. he 1itf day Of Febtt ary. A. D 1884. aid the lids hHl' coN- inc fitting and placing, as well as furn s;i ing.
 The Board reserves tn" light to re;cci a.y aud. all bids.
 By order If the Bo I'd of Sup rvisors cf Maricopa county, made Ja g, 1884
 Artest': FRANK OK. (Stall Clerk.
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LOST.

A red wallet containing a small amount of money some bills, notes and let ters of no. value except to the owner. The name of the owner is on the book. A liberal reward will be paid for it's return to. the owner at the new carpen- ter shop south east cornre of the plaza.
 A. J. MACDONALD.
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hole Tickets. &2: Ha.fTfcxrts &I, 20 Tickets $50; 55 Tickets. &IOo. Remit money, Postal Noie or Bank Draft ir Letter, or send by Express. ORDERS of S and upward by Express. can be sent at our expense. Address all orders to J. U. DOUGLAS.
 Coviugton, Ky.
 st-tu -thkW.
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EsTRAY.

Game to my ranch miles notthweetsAf' f town, Jan. 15. R.sm Il mouse -colorcd f ui6 also one yellow horse, no breu.s wis bie. Owner can have the same by paying costs
 W. 0. ISAAC Jan. 22. 1884. I'm.
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NOTICE 1.

THR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF \ Maricopa County, A. T., will. on Monday. .theIIth aaN of Sebruary. A D.. S~4, at their office in Fhaenix, receive sealed proposals for furris hing, fitting up, and properly arran ing in the new conrthoase the following furniture, carpets, mating, eic.:
 Thr e high back, screw and spring. leather cushioned srm-chairs, arms to be cushioned, cut No. SS, J. &. Ford Johnson & Co.'s catalogue ofchairs. Two continuous seats. fftesn feet long each, cushioned. cut No 30, A. & Fl. An drews sS Co $ catafogue.
 Con iriaous sPais for S4 men: one 21 feet long for i3 seats and one Effect. divided in middle fer pass way, 'c Sea. Il men, backs of seats to he cushioned with leath- CT, cut No. 80, A H. Andrews & Co.'S cat alague.
 Three dozen Buckeye, ofiice, oak arm- lnkairs, cut No. b1. J. =. Ford Johnson < Ratalogue Of chair..
 Re. bencnes, F fcer long, with cen
 nmRch. cut No ls0. A & An -| satalosi1e
 k1 walnut tables. 3x6 feet,
 Z, cnt No. 465, RcSt.
 . 8 catalogue
 yellow earthe spit
 for room f5xss feet.
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'''~ eRss all U nnaiuf Loee-
 D9FEtem, tones the nerves,
 gkl1hs the lnusc cles, checlzs the HlESte. ii'vigora' es the who;e system, and sssores the, afflicted to Health and Hap pf&ess.
 The reason 80 many cannot get cured of Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood, etc. is owing to | Uofnphca lou, called PROS T, TORRHEA with HYPERAE tfiESIA. which requires peculiar treatment. Dr. I.iebig's Invigoratur l. he only posi- i've cure for PKOSTATOn OnRhEA. with pecni- ia Spec al, Trea. ment, used at LIEBle DlSPENSARY. rrtre or EuVigOratOs Se- Case of six bottles. Sl0 Sent L, any address, coy eied securely from observation.
 Most powerful electric belts fee to pa- tienrs e prove the Wonderful Power Of the 1NVIGOaATOR,
 4A s2 Bottle Given O sent cree. Consult ati, Free and Private.
 Call, or address.
 L1EHBEsS Asx$ENS RE,
 400 Geary ltreet San Fran fscde Cal Private entrance 4g5 Mason St .et, four bl ocks up Geary street from kearny- M ain entfance througl Dispensary Drug H tors.
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M ! L K !

Delivered twice a day
 Morning and Evening. Three bits 8 gallon. 10 cents quart
 J. 3. MONTGOMERY. :
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O" motion, Board adjourned to Mond.y,. January 2S, 1884, at 10 o'clock g. m.
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|1TSIIs;S1 usl !z5Ss
 LOTT q }, 5Ji,Y! ]

E@bA Regular Monthly Draw nRHF ing will take place in Coving- VkbH ton, Ky. r. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1884 A Lawful Lottery and Fair
 Drawings Chartered by the Legislature of Kv- and twice declared legal by the highest court in the State. Roa given to Henry coun- ty in the sum of S100 900 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.:.
 February Schxme
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A Card.
San Marcos, June LIST, 1884


To Ny Friends and Patrons
As it is impossible for me to give this
branch of my business Ihe necessary attention
owing 10 the increase of my business at
Palestine, have concluded TO dispose Of
my property at this place The buildings
and real estate will be sold with or without
the stock. Ny stock, consisting Of Groceries,
Stoves, Tinvare and Hardware, i will close
out at such prices for o1sh ss viii warrant
purchasers in laying in good supply of
any Of above lines named.
To those seeking . good investment and
paying business in q healthy locality. TO-
eether With first class trade Of s60. 600 per
year established for the past four years
/ consider Il . rare opportunity and one SCI
dom offered for sale. and would not under
auy other circumstances eKcept for the rea-
sons above stated. To each and all Who 20
kindly rendered ne their patronage in the
past / tender nv sincere thanks, and can
Only szy. sbo1A you ever visit Palestine, Il
VII aford the writer pleasure 10 make your
cay pleasant and azrssshls- Again thanking
yOa for kiodDsa u he past. Ian yozrs
Ve-y truly,
NAE1U HUzu
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Estray Notice.

Estrayed by I. J. McCarty, County Com.
missioner precinct No. l, Hays County, the
following stock, to-wit: One dark dun
mare about Z or years old, branded b
with bar under one light dun mare about
2years old branded same brand. colt not brap-
ded, estrayed by 7. ]. Horton. Also, one bay
gelding. about years old branded T on right
shoulder; and one black horse branded on
left shoulder, about 7 years old. Both
horses have bell on.
Witness my hand this Esd of June, 1884,
JAS. G, BURLEsoN,
j263t Clerk O. @. Hays County.
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TeethI Teeth n

II you want beautiful set If teeth, call
on DR.. Combs, who is prepared to do all
kinds of dental work needed. A single
tooth or full set made on vulcanized rubber,
metal, or celluloid plate. Teeth filled with
gold, amalgsm, or other material, as de-
manded. All work done in best style and
equal to any in the State.
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I Ann Agent For

Mccormick self binder, Mowers etc,
jackson wagons -
Deer plows
Cassidy sulky plows
Standard cultivators
Bookwalter hay rakes
Wheeler Thrashers
and other machinery and farm implements
for which I solicit orders, guaranteeing
lowest prices and best terms.
WIZ. GIKsEN.
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Slippersi Slippersl

We again beg 10 call attention 10 our
splendid assortment Of ladies' misses and
ehildren's slippers. Cal and be fitted We
are determined to reduce stock by oaerine
them At reduced prices.
yoHxsox 4 JoHxsox.
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MARKET REPORT.

BAN MARoos. "WEDNESDAY. i2x
Below will DO found the San Marcos
markets for tho articles named, In sucl
quantities AZ tho farmer usually disposes O
them, obtained from reliable local dealers
Dram AND PRODUCE MARKET.
wheat-90c, Nicaragua Go.
Corn-shelled, 90c., corn meal, 200.
Millet-
Oats-7a bushei. $50.
Flour-lR 100 lbs $500 a $500.
Wheat Bran-R 100 n clio.
Now Potatoes-J buhsel, $i.00,
Onions-B n Go.
Butter-Choice Texas, 20 a. 200.
Eggs-15@20c.
Chickens-2.5 90.
Turkeys-75c a 100.
Honey-p n l00l2to.
Bacon-l2t @l3c.
Hams-l6c.
Beef Cattle-2 % 23c.
Milk Cows with Calyes-$25. 000$50. 0c.
Hogs-9to gross.
Mutton-2 a. ~.
Hides-green, DO.
wood-3.O0 a 4.00~ cord.
Wool-18o.
RETAIL. oRooERY MARKET.
Sugars, 10, ~ and "A n to the 100.
Coffee-green, Q tot ID
roasted, 3 TO o
Lard-12c " 10.
Cotton Seed Oil-18 gallon $50.
Molasses- sorghum. gal. 600, La. 700.
Syrup-golden, " gallon 100.
Rice-S 10 o a loo.
Appreciated, " n 10 @ l6ac.
Prunes-10c.
Soda-5 On Ct
Pepper black, $50 3P ID.
Spice-25o ~ ID.
Salt-coarse, u sack $1.75, fne, $2.26.
Can Tomatos-B doz, 2s $1.75, So $500.
Cheese-38 ID, 20 a 25c.
Coal Oil--per gallon SO to 800.
Dried Beef
Teas-50c a 100 ~ fb.
vinegar-35 an 500.
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NOtioe--Tfme Il rp.

An PIrties knowing themselves in deb,
for bssf vii cone forward and sstfls q,
oocs o. their accounts VII have 10 stop.
II takes oAsh 10 buy csstls- We VII ell
Tor cash from this date On choice LON
ste.ks pr pound 128 cents; sboulder sax
10 ce1ts Sbszl3sr roas4 down 10 s cs1ts
pr pond PROM this dEtk vi kssP hssf
O ice. sod ics-col1 vstsr-nelons-also
frs-h buttsr, vegetables. ste-
a L TovEUD.
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w.D. Wood and oE>. Ford have associ-
sasd fbsnsslves tosr<bsr ar De Pr.1oos o.
lsu n cirH nsfh.rs n HEyt coznfy, IsEA&
OHrs N Wooda rev bu1tnE, u sAlrA
81 Msruoa Ocl ny
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Estray Notice.

Estrayed by W. R. Wood, County Com.
missioner: One gray horse IL or 10 year,
old, Is hands high, branded JS on left
thigh; gentle broke.
One bay mare ID hands high, 8 years old
gentle broke, branded on left shoulder.
One bay filly years old, branded = left
shoulder. XII
One gray mare years old, branded 9 N
left shoulder, unbroke.
This June 0, 1884. w. II. WooD,
Co. Com.
Witness my hand this 18th June A. d.
1884. JAS. G. DURLEsoN,
June 19.3w @. G. @. Hays Co.
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Stock for Sale.

The subscriber has about sixty head of
cattle for sale, consisting of cows, calves,
yearlings, and two year olds-a large pro-
portion females But four old ones in the
lot The cattle are at my pasture, six miles
south west of San Marcos. JOHN SCoTT.
Juna 16-3 W
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FOR CHILLS and FEvER-Use the Grea
Texas Feoer Remedy, warranted to cure, fol
sale only ct RAYNoLDs 81 DANIEL.
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Regular Sale Day.

We are requested to announce that the
last Saturday in every month will hereafter
be regular sale day for stock, etc. All
whom it may concern will please take notice.
jn19 I'm
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Blanco and San Marcos-Mutual
Admiration.


/ us eeS aeA>r. '@e@t@%s>"sf
On Tuesday last Blaneo was visited by .
regular exodus Of San Marcos gentlemen
Messrs. Haywood, Digger. Ostrom, vii.
hanson, Alexander and Gieson--all good
solid representative men Of our sister town.
Right gladly and heartily we're they wei.
coined and shown around by party Of cur
business men, especially a. they came up
to inform our people that GOOD road TO
San Marcos will not long be thing Of the
future, but very soon an actual reality.
They propose that AZ soon M they return
hands and teams enough shall DO put on TO
MAXI our road 10 San Marcos strictly first
class. OF course, some will say, talk Ia
cheap, &C., but an for us, knowing the men
who are putting their "shoulder to the
wheel" In this enterprise, az we do, We feel
safe In assuring our readers that they mean
and will do exactly what they say.
The advantages 10 Blanco Of such road
may DO seen at glance. 1t will place our
town In close communication with tho out
side world; for quickly upon the heels OF
this enterprise, we believe daily mail hack
line and telephone will follow, increasing
our already good mail facilities and giving
us the end OF the wire clothes line" that
encircles the globe.
The San Marcos gentlemen were assured
by tho greater number Of our merchants
that az soon as the road to their place was
made good, that other things being equal,
San Marcos should for tho future DO their
shipping point. 49,. =,
The party spent Tuesday In "doing up"
the town and college building, expressing
themselves AZ being highly pleased with the
outlook for our town and country, and re-
turned TO San Marcos on Wednesday. Call
again, gentlemen; the latoh-string is gone,
but the door stands wide open. [Blanco
News.
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CORNS CORNSl CORNS-Use Som0st'
Corn Cure. It gives immediate relief tc
the most painful corns.
For sale only at RAyNoLDs & DANIEL.
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FoR the first time we believe, our streets
are being systematically worked by Mr..
Iyey. the street commissioner.
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San Marcos NatatOrium.

We will have in about week first-class
bathing house for the accommodation of
ladies and gentlemen.
SAN MARCOS MILL Co.
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Mr.. Bills, east side of the square, is dis
pensing delicious articles of ice cream, lem
onade, etc. Give him call.
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FOR COUGHS, COLD, sETC. Use samostz
Hypnotique for sale at
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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We noticed nineteen wagons at one time
ut our freight depot unloading oats last
Saturday.
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NEW BATH HoUsE.-we are pleased to an.
nounce that John Richards, who resides at
the old W. 2. Driskill place on the river,
has now ready for use a new bath house.
Price cents. or where towels and soap are
furnished. 10 cents.
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Go to the Arctic Ice Cream Saloon for
cream as cold as if it had been filtered
through an iceberg.
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Special attention given to all orders for
suppers, festivals, &C., ct the Arctic Ice
Cream Saloon, next door to Post Office.
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Alert Hose Company No. I.

Regular meeting tomorrow night July Sd
o'clock sharp. Business of Importance.
Full and prompt attendance is expected.
THos ]. PEEL, B. B. ROSE,
Seo'ty. Pres.
July I'd. 1884.
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Carload fine -four just received, satisfac'
ton guaranteed Free delivery in the city.
8, F, MCALLIsTER.