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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
JNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June ?, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains eaye DesbrOsses and Courandt Street
fe ries, follows
HarrsbuIR Pittsburg West with Pullman Palace
Cara attached, q. and p. m. daily. New. York
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining, Smoking Sleep.
ing Cars al a m. every day.
Wllamsport Lock Haven, a m p Cory and Erie at
p M CONNECTING &C Cory for fitusye Petroleum Cen
ire ana the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday 10
arrive Washington 1905 p M, regular at 90 and
$3.50 ]. $40 aud IN. and ~ night sunday 6:l5
m. $40 and .. IN. and l. night
For Atlantic city Sunday with through carl o.
For Cape May except SUNDAY. p. m
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
va halfway and Amboy, 81 ~ ana a. M ~ noon
Al q m aud M do not stop at lAsbury Park.
FOR Od Point ana Norfolk via New ok. Phadephia and
Norfolk Railroad. G:2O n. days and every
day via Baltimore and Bay Line. :4O p week days.
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains at
Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains Arrive; From Pittsbgrg T. 9. 1880 M Cos and
$50 D.. daily From Washington and Baltimore 500.
m. 1870. 81 o. $50. 800 and 1905 p. m. Sunday.
$50 a. m, $50. 9;20 1906 e.. m. From Philadelphia
300 ji2O 7, e. 900 $780, l0;4O 1l.3O l;2O p 3.2O
$40 63O go $3.50. 720; $50 800 9:35. 1905 p. M,
and 1920 night. Sunday so $780, 7:O5 805 ll,35
go G;2O 6.55, 800. $3.50, 1905 D. u.
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1NHE NEW LINE
IEw.YoaK. pu1LAbbE GrMnz uonyuLx. OLD rou1

coMiosT AND TfE soUTiL r,rrp
rSo iAsISS AS ro srsas coS
Fast Day and sat fxpress between New
kailroad go p week days AID p 70 daily as,s Sss
folk m and oi n Sleeping Cars through frem New
York 20 Cape Charles and Parlor Oar ssm VIZ
bs secsrSd 1t any Tlckst Cnes tic Raief
cSbudS SSSUHi SSar rs'' and s''asa' As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

EHrGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ia trains leave depot foot OF Cortlardt and pessrosss
Sta. at s,l0 M $40 and p NJ for Esston Bethlehea.
Wavsrly ithaca Gesevs Lyons Buffalo and tbs West
man through coaches daily LEGAL ct $40
p. m. for Easton Bethshem and CoPlay,
points Mahonoy Hazeton coal regions Sunday train
caves for Msuch Chunk and HAzeten. Y:lOs N.
Il b. BYINGTON, O. p. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

NEW. OK June II. 1850.
Il INTEREST BONDS, &c:-1ho Trustees Of tho Gen.
eral Mortgage Bonds Of the Wabash 81 Louis and Pacific
TO declare outawed the coupons unpaid held by Metro
potan National Bank trustee for the benefit tho hold.
ers OF Funded Debt Certificates and Bonds meeting
committee 10 look after the In ercsts Of those Concerned
All persons interested In these securities will communicate
by mail with H. A V. Post chairman, "a Il Pines stating
their addresses and amount aud kind Of securities held by
them
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT. WILLIAM Il. IsHAM
CYRUS J. LAURENCE. i. Il. ATKINS.
III, A ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

EXPRESS Trans leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries as follOwsi
62o. 100 :, @ Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
Limited, IL. ll;lO 800, $40. 4, 4.i0 8, O. 4
and ;oP M and Y night sundays 6lS y Limited
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sunday ats O. and
1l;lOa. ]. q 4. and .. IN, anu D IN on snni1ys
connect at Trenton for camden.
Renrlng trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l2Ol 32 t35 =, 5;5, 900 1870, 800 $3.50, IL
a.m limlted Express "A and 1850 p. M I2,41. g. A. s.
o. $50 iQ I40 and Gl6 p m. On sunday 1901, 800
TAO p NJ Leave Philadelphia via Camden. o a. m daily
Ticket offices, $40 i25 and 9ii broadway Astor House.
foot OF DesbrOsses and Courtandt Courtst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton.st Broosl vn.
iuschs Hotel Hoboken. station. Jersey CITY, En- gram
Ticket Office, Ma. y Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and oheck
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD,
Manager. Pass Aoent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engewood.
Closte Pierment and Nyack T. $50 10 m, 3:2O A. 400
b:4O 6,4O 500 p. NJ, 12mdnight Sundays y a. m and
NaRret Spring Valley end MOnsey T. 1oa NJ. 45o:p. m.
Sundays o a. III.
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\ Ew-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n EW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
E RI s5s E aayo Tune q 1885,
$500 a m. Rochester and Montreal Express; through
z ana md Monsa special with
80 q ~ Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Expres.
with dlnng cars stopping Albany syracuse Rochester
Chicago a m. Cincinnati 1855 M, and Louis 740
P. NJ next day Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
;ic:sc avn Chicago Express drayngroOv; ears 70 E5a.
FIELD Springs Canandaigua, Rochester. Niagara Falls and
ii m. Western New-YOrk and Northern Express with
$50 D. M. Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica EXPIRES,
through drawingfroOm 10 Lake George Saturdays
lp NJ. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy, g..
Chicago st. lOns Express with sleeptng-cars os
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chicago
$50 Express with .ssp9sss5 Syracuse andts
ter SaSr % GS Csd 'r an De-
tTot also g %atertown daily except Saturday and !"
fills NJ Nisht Express seepngcars to Albany apd
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and for
tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No Bowling
and at westcoits Express o&ccs Broad
ok $50 %asbin ston and 7S6 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70
ACCOMMODATIONS and sleeping can BE-
procured any Of the ticket Offices in NewYork CITY andAo
1888 eaten S B sr from residence
train: ssn dsH Al yi da aSd iv
s ToTTE Elhs only 10 Albany anu D. r. KENDRIcK
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
providence LINE E,
PROVIDENCE, " WORCESTER and WHITE MOUNTAIN
POINTS.
Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave Pier 20, y. r. daily except Sunday at m.
Send for Summer Excursion Book.
F. w. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26

NEW-HAvEN STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM.
~ Frs. O. IL NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leavsi
Peek Slip Pior No IS - e. at p m and II p m Sundays
exrepted connecting NewHaven With special trains fer
MEaIDES HARTFORD. sPRIEGkIkLp, HOLYoKE,
&C. TICKETS sod and baggage fnscka ~ "a
return 81 ga
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gteamtoats ano RAILROADS.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKfff
Cornwall Ssrsar rSng = Gsn'fp1s West
Esepu Ulster and Delaware stony 6 sSs
nd Sass F K ann and a.s "
every week Gay at m pier toS Of Harrison n r, y
= sP
cxTsKfLI MoUNTAiNs win iesvs kondsuss sr pMs
nights O'clock on srriySi O. SPECIAL fast train from g
Freight steamer will leave at saturdays for lana
ings
A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
sToSINeFo sS LINE LIN e. IS S:JT nogy
sna P9R IL s's.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
.1espss fsS% fss u
''''' '''' FARE GO Only ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
hecor az ocoes rn sv RET, from Pier
i'f1s
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON. NEW.
WHITE f9h M66 FAX EIv Mf bPsTfcsPUsS Low
S1Sv2 steamers PTGdETM bRIstof' ss''
f fe 1oa d so r. a Of az
ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn i.S0p m; Jersey Cts q
Gsr every evening by the celebrated bands
Tickets staterooms ETC. obtained IN NewYork at
aoe PIER %nS.p a$
- -
Write p. o. 452 for copy OF "Trip End of Yankee
Land and y. X. L. Tours mailed free.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tho Newport Line will be resumed for the season
commencing MONDAY. JUNE 81 Steamers PROVI.
DENCE" and OLD COLONY" Will leave New. York alter!
nately daily; SUNDAYS excepted, at p. N.
BORDEN q LOWELL, GEO. L. COMMON
Agents. Gen. Pass Agent
FOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND. soUT,HoLD and SAG HARBOR-Ihs
steamer FRANCES win leave for above landng from Per
THURSDAYS ard sATO RDAYS at s p. m Returning,
leave above landings for New-York MONDAYS. WEDSEs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Racket q BRO. Agents 80 south-st, NY
See special OF steamer elsewhere
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
i NETWORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r.
Trains leave Harlem River Station. l32dst and
lincoln Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Ralroa daily
Sundays at 6a5 745 $40 1000 Il:o5 = m. BIO 1885,
(Oak Point, Hunts Ponti West Farms. Van Nest West
Chester Tmpsons Bay pelham Bsyl Barlow CITY
island, PELHAM Manor and New.Tlochee ing at
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main line Of
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroads Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; Newt anasn Mlddetown
NewBrtan and suheld Branches and Boston ali points
East.
Midnight for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at 1910 a. m. daily, except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 1900 and $3.50 the latter train connecting
at Rochelle with way trains 10 Grand Central Depot an
Stamford,
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAr

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
OF trains Chambersst Depot From 23d-
st. - minutes earlier.
coaches to Binghamton Emra and Buffalo Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago. ~ -.
charge for last time Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches TO
Buffalo arriving 1928 M Niagara RAILS S;3S a nj lam
iton ont TO- a. nj Detroit S2O p nj salamanca SS2
ma & ma se ssSS conSeens trains arrive To-
ledo 1855 D. Ill ald indianapolis l0;40 a. m.
% GSs Lag and T S
Elmira Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago IN
rutherford and Passaic 44 PAP 720 750 e50 l0sO ~
midnight sundays 5:45 7:45 $50 1920 lao $3.50 TAO
Paterson az aiS Bl5 7:2o 7so $3.50 1920 IL las
$40 44O $40 5:3 Sit $3.50 1880 $50 1890 and ~
midnight Sundays 5i5 745 $3.50 1920 a m Lao $50 TAO
eTark and PateTson via Newark ei5 $50 10 $50
$40 AGO $40 1880 10 and ~ midnight Sat
urday nghs only: sundays PIP M $40 e;S0 M; No soo
el0 $50 1880 NJ and IL midnight. sundays 54o TAO $3.50
1920 @ m LAS $50 Z IN and 10 midnight
Warwick 445 7:l5 lo;l6 sm4.l5 M sundays SIG 6v
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery m; S:Sop m
Inshs5 as 54b 7:5o 1920 m $3.50 $50 4:3o $50
m. Sunday 5il5 l49 $50 1870 m. $50 M o %
Sunday 5:45 :4J $50 1920 600 $3.50 The ana
$3.50 IN trains connect with New York Ontario and western
Railroad Man-st The m train stops az MAN 81 ony
Port Jervs 4:I5 7j0 1920 a 800 430 $3.50 III sun
o1y o SSY Leave 2sst S45 G:i5 e.l6 Gas
m every fifteen minutes 54o N TO lQ;to m every thirty
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room ano
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
Nos IOi or 057 broadway. ls7 Westst, n. T., No.
Conrst. Brooklyn, or at the Coupany's Depos.
Express trains from the West arrive IN New'fo ~ Io
'''o JOIN \. ABBofT. GenT Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
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Dnsiuess Chances.

d. nOO TO $40, 0O0.-Business men with
Cd %,OtJO capital secure IN annual income or
from So 900 900, OF Exclusive CITY or
State Agencies either salary or percentage Ver "
THRIVING agencies already established. -- 10
THE s.. MANUFACTURING Co..
ri East 14th-st., EewYork
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
hUaHFIn l.u Uran ffAEInnF

OPIIcR THR COsIEoLLRR,
NEWARK, n. j., June u. 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this Office until Tuesday June 30 1885. at for
the purchase OF part Of ono hundred and Fifteen Thou
sand bonds Of the city OF Newark denomnated
Bonds" deliverable July 1880
date begins These bonds authorized BY OF
Legislature the state Of NewJcsey Aprl
81 ls7s and payable In ten years l0OO each rcgis
cred bearing she rate OF per per annum
payable miannualy by the sinking Fund
For payment OF the bonds the credit and prop
OF the city pcdgrd they addition
OF fhe city but issued for tax arreardge sinking
IL established by law providing the OF liquidation
maturity
The right reserved 70 reject all bids not deemed
for OF tho city. such guaranty OF good
be required from successful bidders as tho Department of
Finance may determine.
Proposals Endorsed Proposas for Tax Arrelrago
Bonds" addressed 10 tho undorsigned.
T. r. QUINN
Controller OF the CITY Of Newark n 7
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THE BEST TRAIN FOR BOSTON.

Runs every day IN the year. Tho New.Engand Limited
via Line Route) between Boston and Now York. leaving
either city at p M. arriving at the other at p In.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. J STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2 IN
NETWORK.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCE5-
~ TER. PORTLAND NEW-LQNDoN. NoRwIGH.
40 North River foot Of Wattsst next pier above Des
brosses street Ferry. NJ p m CITY OF WOtS ESIEE
aud Saturdays Getty OF BOSTON"
Mondays Wenesdays and Fridays. Tickets and statercoms
may secured POI 2Gl 1877 and gj7 Broad
way Cosmopola and arls Hotels 1913 Futonst
'''V' - w GEO. W. BRADY Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and All rail from Grand Central Depot. Three
daily (Sundays excepted to Boston at
y. parlor atachedl and II D M with palace sleep
sundays IL I. with palace sleeping cars
Newport fast leaves Grand Central Depot (parlor
attachedl y. m. arrives at Newport I:2l m.
r. W. POPPLE, Agent
GPECIAL.-STEAMER FRANCES.
- accommodate travellers to orient Greenport
shelter island S0uthOd aud sag Harbor steamer Frances
will NewYOrk Thurs July 2 and Friday July g.
from sag arbor Friday July 3, about a. She
will omit her trip from New ork saturday July t.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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EW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

e EW-YUKk AND LUNG DKAN CH hAIL-
~ ROAD.
oPennsyly.nia railroad. foot Of Cortlandt-
stltops IN Il. and DesbrOsses-st.
NEWfokhi Phila, and Reading r. r.. foot Liberty-st
LEAVE NEW.Y ORK-COmmencing June 81, 1880.
Tor south AInboy. via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
T. 645, 7:45. l. l.O, T. D, oio, Ii3O y. MI
Suudlys g. }.iJ IT,. u. II noon, p -.
VIA Pennsylvania Rao d. AIS, 7;iO m, IL noon. 4lO
81 d m. SUNDAYS. i.lA y IN, p IN
For Mltawln via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4
b;f5 7,f5 ~ II NJ m II nOon l3O, T. 4sO, o. 3io, 1SO
p. m sundays I si5 ., M, II noon, D. IN e., ,.,o
Via Pennsyyania Riold 4:l6 7o m, IL noon, 4;lV
g. SO D. m sundays. 49, a. IN. p m ~ NJ,
For Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove, Asbury fark'
Ocean Reach Spring Lake. sea Grit Point Pleasaht eto,
via Philadelphia Reading Railroad 4. l'45 y n M
10 noon ilh $40 30 s. 5.i5. $50 suudys mot
stopping ocean Grove or Asbuy Parkj s:Ao O. n IL
Via rs insvivania Railroad AIS TAO. A. IL noon.
Bio 3: stop at Red Bankl 4lO, D. $3.50 p IN
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbuy Pak)
''''' ~" RUFUS BLoDGETr. superintendent
C. @ HANCOCK J. r. WOOD,
- e-T q n q. u, A. p. II. r
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DR. PINNEO'S Family School for ~ DoySs 5.
1 J GPFENWiCH Conn. Eleventh year will reopen IN
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

@. q. Bills Is now fully opened at the
Iglehart stand, with supply OF fruits, con
dictionaries, etc. Everything fresh and nice.
The maiden hair aud other ferns which
decorate one of the fountains on the Chau.
tauqua grounds were sent from Georgetown
by Miss Julia Smither, one Of the ladies
committee on decoration.
Mr. Bills, the fruit and lemonade man
has made another move, this time into the
old Iglehart building. John Patterson, OF
the Texas Express Co., viii move his Office
into the same building sometime next week.
II is being neatly fitted up for him by Don
Breeding
Prof Morgan Calloway,A. NJ, of George
town, has arrived aud is stopping at Chap
mans near the Chautauqua grounds. He
will lecture Saturday on the following inter
esting topic: Literature In Our Schools
and Homes" and we venture 10 say that II
will prove one Of the most edifying adj
dresses of the session.
We are in receipt Of copy of the cata-
loguo of the Female College, conducted by
our fellowtownfolk, Professor and Mrs.
Rounsaval II il a handsome pamphlet Of
thirty-six pages, and indicates that the
woll-known energy and business tact Of the
managers is telling decidedly in favor Of the
success of the institute.
Mr.. Fort, formerly of this vicinity, now
residing near Kyle, came down Monday
business. He says crops are needing
rain and that the artesian well has penetra
ted to the depth of 40 feet and water is ex-
pected soon. This woll will be an inestima-
BILE boon TO our neighbors of Kyle, and we
will be glad to chronicle its early success.
On Saturday, by messenger whom he
failed so recognize. the senior of this paper
was favored with handsome remembrance
in the shape of very beautiful piece Of
crazy patchwork inscribed 'from friend"
He highly appreciates the gift, but II would
be much more satisfactory TO him to know
to whom he is indebted. Will the donor
kindly please enlighten him'
Rev. Fl. M. Dubose, accompanied by his
wife and children, arrived here Saturday ev-
ening and is now stopping at the 'Sanita-
rum, under the charge of Mr.. Chapman
near the head of the river Mr.. Dubose
preached one of his eloquent sermons Sum-
day morning at the Methodist church to
a large and appreciative congregation, he
also filed the same pulpit at night.
Elder Houchin's in continuation of his
series of meetings at the Christian church,
preached another practical sermon on last
Lords day. BY the way he individually
indicated their uss of that phrase as being
mere scriptual, then the names Sabbath or
Sunday.
He showed that the word Sabbath, especial
ly as applied to the first day of the week, is
incorrectly used, that the Lords Day has
nothing in origin or character, in common,
the ancient Sabbath. and hence the term
Christian Sabbath is a misnomer. We be-
lieve he is clearly right as to that matter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13
James TAYLOR & Bro.

We wish to say word of just common
dalton of the above retail house. They
deal in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Queens
ware, Tinware, Glassware, Woodenware,
Willowware Canned Goods, etc. Every
thing fresh and nice and of the hest quality.
They carry n large stock, and net on the
principle of ''large sales and low prices"
They deliver goods promptly; always &C
commodating, and will be found reliable
under all circumstances.
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For fine and cheap glassware, 60 to.
JAS. TAYLOR & Bro.

From our accommodating freight agent,
Mr. W. H. Harris, we CLEAN the following
items of receipts and shipments during the
past week: Received: carload of well-bor-
ing machinery for McLellan's ranch, two
car loads bagging aud ties, one ar load of
merchandise for Blanco City, including 400
cases Of boots and shoes, four cars of lum-
Der. Shipments: three cars of grain, two
fist bales of cotton. two thousand pounds
hides by Giesen. Mr.. Harris saws tn e
freight business at this point is rapidly in
creasing.
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Jly 23-iw.
I Am Agent For

/ 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 I solicit orders, guaranteeing
owest prices and best terms.
VIM. GIEsEN.
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Notice,

The copartnership heretofor existing be-
tween G. w. Donaldson, Chas. Hutchings
and L. W. Mitchell uneer the firm name OF
G.. w. Donaldson q Co., is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent, l.. W. Mitchell re-
firing from said copartnership. The bust
will be continued by G, W. Donaldson and
Chas. Hutchsngs under the name Of @. W.
Donaldson q Co.. they assuffing all Liabilities
and receiving all assets duo the former copart-
nership. G. W. DONALDSON.
CHAs. HUTcRMos.
aug6 2w l.. W. MITCHELL.
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A Dollar Sa,edI IL A dollar NaSe.

The LITTLE FRENCHNES are here
" ays and ole.n lsdies- dress without
-rl-ng thea Msrohsuts. lawyers. clerks.
- - usen- and everybody nou "a y01r
--oss Nhils the Little Frsnchnsn are IN
- ,l'y- Bring y07r Clothes Boz-us re-
- ~ fss days rors- att
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13
lpwal Gard.

W, D. Wood aud Oven 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.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

Our postofiico was closed several hours
Saturday in honor of the demise of the
Great Commander Grant II was all the
demonstration that could be seen in our city.
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Imperial -four, full patent, at 81 25; Rose
of Kansas. Sc so. JAS TAYLOR & BRo.

John McGehee, proprietor of the restau-
rant on "Chautauqua Hill" has the largest
stove ever seen in this town. 1t is a Bucks
Brilliant. and came from G.. w. Donaldson
& Co. The oven will easily allow man in
its interior, Mr.. McGehee has also a con-
venient barbecue pit, and can furnish good
meals for two hundred people. His dining
tent and tables are well arranged and within
a few'feet of lovely little fountain and
pool surrounded with beautiful ferns and
aquatic plants. Mr.. McGehee is an old ca
terer, and with him at the helm, good fare
and plenty of it is assured.
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To the Travelling Public.

To the Travelling Public.
OFFICE OF
ST.. LEoNARD HOTEL. MAIN PLAZA, ,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. 1884.
Editor San Marcos Free Pass
As I desire to make THE st. Leonard
Hotel" popular resort for stockmen, where
they may enjoy all the substantial comforts
Of a first-class hotel, I have reduced my
rates 70 correspond with the times, 10
81 so and ss
per day. aud will be glad TO see yourself
and friends whenever You come 20 town, and
will be on hand TO attend TO your comfort
and make your stay agreeable.
DR. L. A. Trexler. formerly Of the Cen
trsl." having associated himself with me,
will be found in charge Of the Office, and
ready 10 receive any Of his friends who may
favor us With call
Cans and stages pass the door.
Yours respectfully,
PHrNEAs y. LOUxsBERT,
de-l-ly Proprietor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

Speakers and visitors on their arrival will
report to Rev. j. b. French and Prof. j. e.
Pritchett, Committee of Reception, who
will see that they are promptly cared for.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13
School Notice.

Science Hall Institute will open the first
Monday in September next, with brighter
prospects than ever before The free school
will last the whole session. Private tuition
and board reasonable.
o. l.. WHIPPLE A. NJ,
lily 23-IW
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

The wife of Capt. Stringfellow, formerly
member of the Legislature from this district,
died at Lockhart on the 3rd inst, after an
illness of four days
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

The word "Chautauqna" is from the In.
dian language. and means foggy waters, or
land Of fogs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

The organ from the Methodist church
was moved to the Pavilion on Chautauqus
Hill Tuesday evening and the exercises are
now acc ompanied by appropriate music.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13
A Gold Ring

Will be given to the first couple to get mar
ried on the Chnutauqua Hill during this
session. by either one of local or visiting
ministers. w. II. ROBBINS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-08-13

Visiting cards, latest styles, round,
square, and concave corners ; plain gold and
notified bevel edge: for ladies and gentle
men. Send your orders.