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Daily Republican., 1885-09-26
wANAMAKER's.
time to say a word about
laces to-day.

laces to-day.
ust this little item OF
|ruches.-Two or three.hun-
dred styles we make our.
selves - changing all the
time Of course. New York
lgets out a pretty one now
and then and we buy tor
make it. Nottingham makes
Whatever it makes for less
than we can make it for--an
excellent source Of supply OF
staple styles. But Paris for
Partisan - there isn't any
other word. A dozen Paris
ian ruches just received. You
will think of nothing but
brilliance, gaiety, the dainty
Partisan touch as light as
dissolving tleecy summer
cloud. There's color and
gold and silver and flashing
stones. Construction is far
from your thought. Paris
lian
From Berlin to-day
Thirty new styles embroider-
led collars and twenty OF COL
lar stuff by the yard-and
the same in neck lengths,
mot cut, made whole.
A few odd pieces of Ouch
esse lace at two-thirds, Is
and IS cents.
South west from the centre.
China-silk hemstitch hand
kerchiets, 2o-inch, IS cents ;
inch, As cents-could sell
a ton of 'em-had some
once before.
Several sorts of linen
handkerchief somewhere
near as cheap-the corners
and clippings of trade.
1 You wonder, don't you
how these something's for
nothings come to us They
come all the same. And we
sell here under this rool
about one-seventh of all the
pure = linen handkerchief
brought to the country. We
'quote from memory-one.
seventh we believe it was.
And that is the hardest tale
to believe we ever heard
OF in trade Many a lie
/ slips easier through your
!. lsieve!
Handkerchiefs aud Linens, west of the
Arcade steps.
If we should say we put a
better hat on your head than
|you can get for the money
Elsewhere, that isn't more
than halt the truth.
Mons and boys hats of all SORTS IN the
northeast corner.
We wanted to touch on
carpets. Here we are in the
midst of carpet time and up
to our ears in work and
never a word about carpets
the papers tugging away
at you as II you were blind.
What is this new gibberish Z
Are we so far behind
Market-street front, second floor, Take
car northwest from the center. [It's
: pleasanter walk than it was through
tho Furniture
China dinrer-satc l;rht1,
!, decorated-ought to have
: brought us S37 50 to $50
-you shall have them for So $
thirty of them five differ
( ent patterns. White, not
= touched with color, $25 a,
t least. Will you look for the
/ fault that throws the artists
work away! And tell Us
t|what it is.
& Northwest from the center, near the car
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Marke
streets. And City.hall square
=
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26

THE Bourbon papers of Virginia try
to bring ridicule upon the Republican
parry OF that State, by asserting that i,
is made up of negroes, but the Rich.
mond Wing says there are 80, 900 white
Republicans in Virginia.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26

MR.. Whiting, OF Iowa, expressed a
wish that no soldier who went to the
war to put down the rebellion would
return, and he openly rejoiced when
Lincoln was assassinated. He is now
the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Iowa. But then, II we allude to
these things We are accused Of waving
the bloody shirt.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26

DEMOCRATIC hopes for getting pes
session Of the Federal offices in thi,
nty have fallen below zero, since Presi
dent Cleveland has had Sterling boun-
ced in New York.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26

1T will keep the the Democratic post
masters Of New York very busy to beat
Ira Davenport for Governor Of tina,
State
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26
A Few Words About Roofs,

A prominent manufac-
turer of this city sent for a
rooter to examine his roof.
When the inspection was
finished he asked the roofer
what could be done to make
the roof sound. The rooter
replied that the only remedy
was to put on a NcU Roof,
as the roof was completely
ruined from having used an
Inferior Paint, which a man
had talked him mto," hav-
ing put on his roof. This is
only one of the many such
complaints we hear daily in
the course of our business
We cannot see how intelli-
gent property owners will
allow themselves to be per-
suaded by irresponsible
strangers and others to ruin
their property in this man
ner, when we can sell you a
Strictly Pre- Roof PANT,
composed of pure Oxide OF
Iron, Linseed Oil, Japan,
Cuban Asphaltum, Asbestos,
Red Lead and Litharge.
which any responsible painter
will tell you are the best ar
ticles known to science, that
viii resist Exposure to the
elements. We put it up in
one gallon, halt and quarter
gallon cans, at ONE DOL
LAR per gallon. Any OF
our city painters will apply
it for you.
PHILLIPS g. KANE,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
NEW PAINT STORE,
5 EAST FOURTH STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
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NkABB'S business College, No. 10 T.. 4th
~ st. Open day AMI evening.
WANrED-Five more students in book.
w koeping at CrabDs Busl ness College.
NEAR NAT:Cannot attend rink this win
~ 'er. Have entered CrabDs Business
College. hobert.
ANOh SALE-A course.of writing at Crabb's
~ Business College. IS buysit.
PEkSOHAL-Wtll the young lady that
4 Wr To so mi5erably In q certain auto
graph album pie 20 cali at Orsbb's Bus. Col
lege, anu have her writing Improved for
OSr-A good position. Prepare FOR an
- other suca misfortune BY attend Il x
Crabb's Business college.
ADI clerks arc in great demand Prepare
- yJurssif at Orabbs Business college.
HouND-A good night school at,No.l0 L.
y 'th street. ln,tructio9t, .! per month.
Nd surprisod. One doz calling cards
a nicely written BY PROF, CaABB ;only
Daily Republican., 1885-09-26
THURSDAY, OCTOBER /, 1885,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER i, 1885,
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COWS and heifers, 70 steers, ranging ~
rom 900 TO 300 pounds. Also enc mare Veil
br oxen 10 sinR 10 and double harness. and OF
good sine. ] bis sock has been selec, cd with
care, and will positively be sold. No post
ponem emit on account Of weather. II wet, " Ill
sell under cover. A credit OF ninety daye,
Wk4SSTER h LAVENDER
d1wts J. q. Rob in son, Auet.
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l. putlic sale. AT our stables, In II ock o..
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satin lined. satin feed, all olors and
shadfs were M 1de 10 selI at $40; will sell
s u s.1 ior 81 fvery gsrDeat warranted.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robbins returned on Friday 10 her
nter-quarten " In this place.
@. p, DALEY has removed from the VI
cinity OF Martindale 10 near Hslens, ksrnss
county.
We regret to have TO announce the death
Of the infant child OF our friend Theodore
Herring.
Young Mr.. Springer returned the nrst OF
the week from Colorado after an absence OF
Ave months,
Miss Liwshe, Of Water Valley, Miss, q
niece Of Mrs. Hopkins, arrived here on
visit on Tuesday evening.
While at the cemetery on Sunday, We no.
tced the erection, since our last previous
visit, of fine imposing monument to the
late Maj. MIKE.
The ball announced for Friday night last
was a failure because Of tho prevalence OF
dengue. We learn II is expected TO come
of Nov O.
Mrs Ragsdale attended the recent Bun
ton Taylor nuptials, and says II was truly q
grand affair. Mrs. r. Is visiting various
portions Of the Northern part Of tho State
We had pleasant call on yesterday from
Esquire Wyatt he reports good health,
good crops, and that he Is making improve
ments ON his farm.
Byron Smith Is out again, but looks con-
siderably worsted from the effects Of the cpl
demic. His hosts of lady friends are ready
to greet him with smiles of welcome.
Mr., Fourqurean's fine two story residence
ia looming up. And now that the cage"
Is approaching completion, our gossips are
as TO the bird"
W. B. Cupples, of Brown Co., later Of
Lockhart, has opened fruit and vegetable
store in the old Mike building on the west
side of the square.
Rev. Mr.. Harris leaves on Monday for
conference at Gonzales. We are glad to
learn that there Ia reason to hope that we
may have him with us for yet another min
isterial year.
Our friend J. T., Holland, not very old
man, but yet veteran in the temperance
cause, called on us this week to settle an
old account and renew his subscription to
the FREE Press, which he says he can
not do without. The temperance cause
needs more such earnest. incorporating
friends az Mr.. Holland.
Rev. w. D. johnson, the well-known
Baptist minister of Atascosa county, was
here on Tuesday. and in company with Rev. |
Mr.. Arnold, made the FREE Press pleas |
and call. Mr.. johnson was called here on
pleasant mission, viz: to perform mar
rage service, the parties being Mr.: W. W.
Gates, from the West, and Miss Laura L.
Cooke of this place. The wedding took
place at the residence of the brides mother,
ind the happy pair left on their bridal tour
by the western-bound night train. Mr..
Johnson intimated to us that he expectad to |
be- called here again on similar service. All
right, Parson; we see nothing to object to
in your proceedings, If our young men are
to the superior enterprise and
md acceptibility of the young Lochinvars
rom the west.
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Wanted to Exchange.
27O acres of good land in Missouri, for
property in or about San Marcos. Apply
at the FREE PRESS Office.
To the Travelling Public.
OFFICE OF
ST.. LEONARD HOTEL, MAIN plaza,
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, 1884.
Editor San Marcos FREE PRESS
As I desire to make 1.-THE st. Leonard
Hotel" popular resort for stockmen, where
they may enjoy all the substantial comforts
of first-class hotel, have reduced my
rates 10 correspond with tho times, to
81 so and 81
per day and will be glad to see yourself
and friends whenever you. come to town. and
will be on hand to attend to your comfort
and make your stay agreeable.
DR.. L. A. Trexler, formerly of the Cen
trial." having associated himself with me,
will be found in charge of the office, and
ready to receive any of his friends who may
favor us with call.
Ours and stages pass the door.
Yours respectfully,
PHINEAs p. LoUNsBERY,
dc-4-ly Proprietor.
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Romance OF the Nineteenth Centur,
More Of II.

This ia to certify that was for several days
on a trade with Sam z. Griffin for thesdcHy
line Of the Grifins, and with J. A. Smith
for the interest of Smith & Smith, and there
was no reserve Of anything belonging to the
line and all parties agreed 10 quit the bust
ness entirely and not resume il again at San
Marcos. J. NJ. TURNER.
Nov, gentlemen, you see what the PROPOSE
ton was and you see who has lied, and that
IL not all, but after we closed the trade and
q payment was made w. E Griffin actually
took the collars, brides and lines belonging
10 the foat and refused 10 give them up and
we refused TO make the final payment until
they was produced. IL you want the proof
Of this ne refer you to Mr.. W. l. Russell,
the man he refused 10 LET have the harness.
SNTTB Co
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A Valuable Paper Free.

Texas Farm and Ranch is splendid pa
per published twice month ut Dallas, for
81 year. We have 80 subscriptions to the
paper to give away, and the first 30 persons
that pay us all past dues and year in ad-
vance on the FREE. Pas will be given copy
each of the Farm aud Ranch for twelve
months free of charge. This offer will be
Withdrawn as soon as the 30 subscriptions
are disposed Of. First come, first served.
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Premium.

To all new subsc.faers to the FREE PRESS,
for one year, cash in advance, or to all pres
ent subscribers who pay up arrearages and
years subscription in advance, we will
send postpaid copy of Kendall's celebrated
"TREAT1sE ON THE HORSE AND HIS DIsEAs-
Es," by DR.. B. j. Kendall d Co. 1t is q
manual of 81 pages, of which $500, 900
copies have been sold The prlce is %
cents, 80 that by accepting our offer you re-
ally get the FREE Press at the rate of 81 rs
per year.
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Dripping Springs Drops.
fBlanco News.

Dlhuco MOVIE
Oct. Goth, 1885.
The dengue fever, which has been attack
ing quite number of our citizens here has
about subsidized and the people generally are
in the enjoyment of health and strength
Elder J. D. Walker has returned from
Round Rock and Burnet, where he has been
holding protracted meetings. Bro. Walker
is now conducting protracted meeting
here,
Mrs. jackson, who lived about three miles
from town, died last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Il. j. Womack has gone to Austin.
where he will remain q few weeks for medi-
cal treatment.
H. H, Marshal, formerly of johnson City,
has settled in our town and is now running
boot and shoe shop. We wish him much
success and hope he will be pleased with
our locality.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, who during the past
three months has been visiting friends in
Gonzales county, has returned home Miss
Carrie Bell has gone to Science Hall to
teach class in instrumental music. We
wish her much success.
Some of the lumber for the wing of our
school building is on the ground and work
men will commence the erection Of the new
room soon. The community has purchased
a new bell for the Academy and it is now in
use. We have been without bell some
time as our other was broken last winter,
Farmers are still busy picking cotton.
A fine line of new goods. Call and see at
the BOOKSTORE.
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For Sale.

Ny residence in San Marcos. consisting of
two large lots with improvements. The
whole will be sold together, or the lots sep
erately, to suit purchasers.
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Agents Wanted.

We want good active agent for the FREE
PRESS at every postoftice in the county, to
solicit subscriptions for it. We also solicit
the kindly aid of volunteer agents in every
neighborhood. We also desire to engage
the services of one or more travelling agents.
A fair compensation will be paid in all cases.
The prospects of better times are favor
able to success in canvassing for the old
FREE Press. Apply at or address this office.
Romance Of the Nineteenth Century.
Medical science has made great advances
of late, and many of its discoveries have
been largely instrumental in relieving pain.
Cocaine, the new an@sthetic, has done
wonders in this respect. and is now used
wherever delicate operations are performed,
Red Star Cough Cure may also be classed
among these discoveries 1t contains neith-
er morphia nor opium, and yet the effects
are marvellous, and it is now in use in hos
pitfalls and curative institutions.
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Prof. Williams informs ms that hopeful
and happy spirit pervades the.Public School,
which indicates to his mind satisfaction with
the management on the part of the parents
as well as pupils. The new desks having
been secured and put in position, no fur
Their expenditures of much consequence are
anticipated, and smooth sailing is confident
ly expected. The enterprise may be set
down as q success
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1 Am Agent Fol

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.
WIN. GIEsEN.
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Farm For Sale.

The John Scott farm about seven miles
south Of San Marcos, consisting Of about
$40 acre If fine land-115 acres IN cultivA-
ton aud 2s5 ares in pasture, four houses,
three wells. Eve tanks, stable, crib, stock
sheds, etc. Also the John Scott addition
70 San Marcos, near the Institute Terms
reasonable. Apply 20
woop, FIEEEz 4 Pom.
W Is the viADds vel seasoned and sreet.
V For people q good taste TO relish and
eat:
And Yis tks valve a hints ard s1Cgestions
To b1y Charter OAk- and ash 10 f1rthsr
questions
Quick d q Nor re 4.
FoT Efs. zp3 al fhrough a.
THRO. HERRING. Al.
81 Nsruos. TeIss
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Iks-s s450O0 worth ~ Tinosr's Iools
ana oztft. thzs beng he invosos costs
ukie III VII ssl ~ . reasonable tiaco1ut -
riH issss TIE ssr3s - A. soosPtsb3s vork-
-Eu- nbs o1fsi brs oily besn n ~ soo7t
thrss no1fhs A61r-ss tbs un,srssnsd -
a. Js--os - Psiesrlns
NB-Tr HT~-7
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EranInatIe1 for naval Academy.

A competitive examination for cadet
ship In the q. 8. Naval Academy viii be
held At Duling. TEXAS, on Friday. the sirth
DAY Of November, 1855. he examination
viIl Be IN Spelling. Reading. Writing. Aritb-
nstick. GsorgrNphy. English Grsmmar.
History and Algebra AppllcNots must Be
bona 65s residents Of he Eighth COngrss
Eiook district, between "a and 10 years Of
Ggs, and phy6oNlly perfect
A printed oopy q TIE regulsiOus govern
ing sduis-au 70 he z. :. Naval Academy
WI Be f1rnisbsd upon spphcstioo 70 The
Secretary q TIE Esvy, o. 10 ne
h socceurfri cortsrtkrt vi hsss urtl
Nay IS. 1854. 70 p-spArs to- u fra srE1ai-
ustio-. HsE1a bsPrsssst .. An1HDolis .,
g. Ssss. Jzus 2. NINA
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San Marcos and HAYS County.

The FREE PRESS Extra of Oct 1888, sup
plemented by the regular issue of Aug. -,
'85, furnishes the best, most truthful and
complete description OF our town and coun-
ty to be had Call or send to the Office for
copies-fve cents each.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Mr.. Howell the photographer, is till turn
ing out very nice work at his gallery just
below Hinzie's grocery.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Our court house is doing land Office bust
ness in the way of advertising. Its bullet
in boards are not only covered with such le-
gal notices as the law requires to be posted
there, but also with 'wants," ''for Sales"
and other kindred notices. such as the law
does not require to be there. This is one
way to encourage home industries. Some
who advertise there are abundantly able to
advertise somewhere else.
The above is from the Austin Statesman.
Big business for the capital of great State.
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A full line of Millinery supplies. New
Goods daily receiving. East side plaza.
Mas B. wisE, agent
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CIOAKS

Green a Price sci Rushing circulars,
ne~narkets ADD Dolna1s cheaper thAn any
house n the city.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

As guarantee that the New Home ma
chine is the best in the market-Mr. W. O..
Digger tells us that be has sold 8 machines
in the last week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Some Of the doctors at Austin hold to the
theory that dengue is caused by minute ami
malculs circulating In the air.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Nice subject for extensive newspaper no
tiee, the story OF the woman who tried TO
throw away her infant child on the train, In
all It's disgusting details.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Intelligent advertisers will not fail to see
the superiority an old-established newspa-
per of good circulation, over new newspa-
per ventures, which eau have az yet little or
no regular circulation. "A word to the
wise" etc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29
ALSO

A ranch near Kimberley, 100 acres, 16 in
cultivation, good land, well watered. Call
on or address I. @. WOOTTON,
aug20-tf San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

The dsngus since our last has been still
moro prevalent than before, but II Is be-
lieyed the worst IL now over.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29
BLANKETS.

You can buy White Bed Blankets. 400,
$50, 500 and $50 pair At
GRKKS a PslcE's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

The largest and finest assortment Of dia-
monds, watches and jewelry in the state Of
Texas at L. ROWAN.
ga Commerce 81. San Antonio.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

Dolman's Newmarkets and Circulars In
splendid variety and latest styles at low
prices, from $5 to $1S.
JOHNSON d JOHNSON,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29
NEW SHOES.

A large work-horse. Inquire at the FREE
PRESS Office
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-10-29

The bond OF Chas, Hutchings, treasurer
of the board of Public School trustees, has
been increased from $4,000 to 5000, and
has been given.