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

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TO morrow night friday, over John
son & Johnson's store. 1t is impera
tive, as we have business OF impor-
lance. Each and every member is
requested to be on hand at 8 o'clock.
BY order OF w. O. DuooER,
Thos. j. Peel, Dictator'
Secretary.
DIR. ]. b. Link, Of Austin, will preach at
the Baptist church morning and evening
Sunday the 18th inst.
Millet and Sorghum seed at McAllisters.
Slippers, various styles at
JOHNSON q JOHNSON.
Don't forget the choice cigars at
HARDY& Co.
The ice-cream season has already begun.
Full line of sugar-cured hams at
HARDY q Cos.
Steele & Codes new sign is the work of
Mr.. Garth.
Fresh lard in tierces and SO pound cans
nj HARDY Il Co.'S.
Cotton Seed for sale. Apply to
J. s. Billingsly.
Fresh lot of cracked wheat, snowflake
crackers, cakes and jumbles, at
HARDY Il Co.'S.
Some of our young gentlemen propose
giving ball at Harper's Hall on the even
ing of the 2lst inst.
No frost as yet. and crop prospects con-
tinue first-rate.
Parties wishing to buy Mccormick bind
ers or mowers, and those needing extras for
their machines. as also Irvine and wire, will
call on WIN. diesen.
Try the Immense" cigar at
HARDY & Cos.
Highest market price in cash for corn.
VIM. Giesen.
HATS.
Go to Green & Price for your new straw
hat They have something new in spring
styles and shoes.
New line of worsted in Berges, Kyber
cloths, Albatross in black. Nuns yelling,
oil wool, at Csc per yd. DALEY & Bro
Rev. j. D. walken of Dripping Springs
will preach at the Baptist church on Mon
day night next, the Goth inst.
SHOES.
New shoes opened. Slippers, latest and
newest styles at GREEN & PRICE.
Cheap Ribbons, at GREEN & PRICE.
You will find on the 10 cent counter at
Jas Taylor & Bro, many things that's worth
more than twice the money asked for them.
FANS AND PARASOLs.
Go to Green & Price have beautiful line
of Hosiery very cheap 60 and see them.
Nice clean newspapers for wrapping pa
per for sale at the FREE Press Office for only
rs cents hundred.
Mems and boys spring hats in splendid as
sortment. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
TIERS
Go to Green & Price and get your little
darling pair of nice shoes or slippers
A good stock of ladies and Misses Kelly
shoes just received.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Crop mortgages for sale at this Office.
Hides bought OF
M. HINzIE's.
Free delivery in city at
MoALLIsrER's.
New line Of summer shade of gingham
at DALEY Il Bro.
New Ginghams at Green & Price.
RENE mber that the Royal Patent aud Ea-
gle Steam flour are the best in the market,
and for sale only by
For cash-low prices in groceries at
MCALLIsTEB's.
Something new in white goods called gos-
samer web, or the morning dew spun out.
To see is simply to weep. DALEY d Bro.
Go to Jas. Taylor's & Bros. for canned
goods of every kind.
Escurial lace in black and cream inches
wide at so cents, worth 81 per yard.
DAYLEY & Bros.
Go and see Jas. Taylor & Bros. ten cent
counter goods, there is something new every
week.
Fine Virginia chewing tobacco, smoking
tobacco and the best cigars in town at