San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-04-16

Nine. sp. N. Ice Cream supper at Court
House yard
Everybody Ii cordially invited bAskets
NAV be- left at the store Of q. w. Donaldson
a 20. and will DO sent 10 the ground.
Come one, Come all Give tho nre
boysa good send-od, this, their nrst annual
celebration.
COMMITTEES OF arrangements W. H..
Nance. W. q. Dugger, O. L. Mecay'
Attention Nremen.
You arc hereby ordered to assemble at .
O'Clock a. IN. ON Tuesday tho 2ist, for In
spection. E.P. kArsoLDs,
Fine fishing poles and tackle at
MoALLIsrrR's.
White Victoria lawn at 8 cents. worth IL
l-2 cents. DALEY Bro
Bacon, lard, pickles, &c. at
McALLIsrxn's.
White embroidered robes just received
DALEY Bno.
We are still paying the highest price in
groceries for corn, chickens, eggs ana other
country produce. Como to
A car load Of choice Kansas city -four
sold under strict guarantee.
JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON.
Fresh arrival Of fine -four at
MoALLIsrrR's.
Large line Of embroidery narrow and
wide for dress rufiies. DALEY d BBo.
Louisiana molasses at McALLIsTER's.
Legal Card.
W, d. Wood and Owen Ford have associ-
ated themselves together for the practice OF
law in civil matters in Hays county, Texas.
Office in Woods new building, up stairs,
San Marcos. Oct. 25-ly.
Save the Honey Crop.
Arrived and ready o car load of white
pine Root Simplicity hives and bee fixtures
knives. smokers, foundation
and A B @ books, pound sections and ex-
ira frames in any quantity. Call at Harris
shop near depot or at our apiaries. Italian
Queen price list, free.
I'M. KILLouaH d Co.
San Marcos, Texas.
New Millinery Goods.
Mrs. Richardson has opened full line
of millinery In hats, bonnets and trimmings
of all kinds. Is prepared TO show you a
of that line.
Mrs. Richardson is also carrying on dress
making in the best and latest styles. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Am 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 1 solicit orders, guaranteeing
lowest prices and best terms.
VIM. GrEsEN.
TYPEWRITER COPIES
of legal and other documents neatly made
at a reasonable cost. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Papers bound for fling.
VICTOR JULIAN,
Free Press Office.
Evaporated apples, the best and cheapest
in the market at MAsTIN H1sz1E's.
Daley l. Bro. have the prettiest line of
ginghams that has been in the city. They
have them in new colors, new combinations
of colors and shades. They have the olive
and the lizard green. the last being new
shade with moss effect. Their stock of i'm
ported English clock and plaids in worsted
are very pretty indeed, and they have new
cloth very handsome for spring and sum-
mer. Their stock of bareges is in all shades
and is fresh.
SAN MARCOS SoorAL-Readers : E. L.
Thomas D. w. Prtchett. D. P. Hopkins,
Miss Allie Dockery, Miss Jennie de Gratfen-
reid.
Mus1o-Quartette: D. P. Hopkins and
daughter, Miss Allie Dockery. Mr.. Harris
and daughter, Mrs. sallie White. STRING
BAND.
Meeting Tuesday evening next ct the
residence of Mr.. d. P. Hopkins.
The above is the programme for the next
meeting Of a newly organized social club
which held its first meeting at the residence
of Mr.. Gregory last Tuesday night.
John Henry Brown was elected rnayor Of
Dallas by 800 majority. A just triumph OF
a worthy old Texan, involving also the tri-
umph of law and morality.
The New Braunfels musical society about
40 in number, had picnic on Sunday last
near the head of our river. With songs
and plays they had good time. We hope
they and others from our neiRhborine
towns will come again and often.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday from
E. Griesenbeck, agent of the Southern Gem
of Dallas. He was accompanied
by our friend G. Westerfeld. Mr.. G. ex
hibited to us actual samples Of various
choice fruits grown in said nursery, among
others six varieties of pears ripsning in sue
cession from May to September, plumi
which will bear profussly without cultivs,
ton, literally never-failing variety Of the
fig, etc. See advertisement.
With our new street crossings should
come some new pavements, One in front
of the fine building Of Donaldson & Co.,
would add much TO il and to the comfort OF
pedestrians. One on the east side of the
street leading to the depot is loudly called
for. We learn that Hinzie is ready to lead
of whenever the extension is decided on as
q whole.