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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05


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Aiaefscs, GEt! hc "a MI lgt "a tisT GsaI{ff
here requesting y HING hu5rls. AVS fa-
ply VI VS. that the uH nArwas rifIliaitt
Iii. VsldeYpilt {, ala Z. ti.at I'D qtlar ~ huy
lit eaciS wotld BIZ WORTH MA NIX X, NoAN
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the diress0r. lie s.syS 70 ti5a Ners
YORK apol,s; i,,pha BGurgeE msrst b
tafl for US, ana tJertl can surely .bSf
no great difficulty 10 Obtaisiiua.
it,caASil sri,tg TINT ", IA proparSA Nd
t.ay aIi advance III Nh sam I'll A. itcOat
Vanderbilt. Pray aulpusit 10 HIM the
iucicqad ofIerD Tne NtlrApugltiOn re-.
iarrssl tnlrhy be trinsiet II ar i,3sinwE.
t'Yan Iaid $50 900 Tor TIC Bynxgetof III
NeUTille. That VISA Urn more iil9f
it's cnrisn,efclal value, I3,i., as iisie ss4'l
recitli y requiaige 3, No. 1lTani buitfg
1 feel anthogfx ii jH X s1aging
$4,000 to you for iw M Should he (
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

RocKwALL, Nov. 3.-[Special. Dis
trics court convened here yesterday
morning, Judge Ralney presiding.
r. +. Slaughter, Captain Manion and
]. 0. Huffman, Of Kaufman, and Sena-
tor Terrell and Judge Charlton, Of Ter
rell, arc here looking after the interest
Of their clients.
Row. Templeton, of d ALIAS, preached
to appreciative audiences In the Meth
odist Episcopal church Saturday night,
Sunday morning and Sunday night.
Late cotton is now too far advanced
to suffer any injury from frost.
The college building is ready for oc-
cupanoy. The building will accom-
MEDIATE about $50 scholars.
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rRrIr AID pSnLrRY.

ONIoNs--St. Louis, 800 per barrel.
CABBAGE--In crates, 2.50
CHICRENs-Hens, 3 GO; spring, ESQ.
EGGS-15c per dozen.
BUTTER-Best grade northern, 26c; bes
Dallas County, Is 020c; other Texas county
butter, 100, according TO quality.
APPLEs-l.00 per bushei; 81 Louis, 2
per Dbl
LEMoNs--s1 90 per box,
OsANGES-s3 gu per box.
SWEET PoTAToES-60c
IRISH PorAroEs--Texas, Csc; Northern
O1n mar huahal
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HIDES AND Wool.

HIDEs--No. l, dry flint hides, 20 lbs and
ana over, lie isD; No. /, dry flint hides
nnder 90 lbs, I3c fnib; No. 2, dry flint
hides, updere29 ID, lQc 2b: No, !. dry
solted hides, llc = ~; 10; z, dry salted a ies
dry deer skins, i2c q Id: No. /, green saltsd
hides, TIC T3 ID; No. 2, green sailed hides,
65zc q ID; No. l, green butcher hides, &c y
ID; No. 2, green butcher hides, sc o "; sheep
SKINS lU@035c each.
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NUMBER AND BU1Lp1Na NrATER1AL

LUMBER Rough lumber, l75O; rough
ceiling, 1900; native pine ceiling, "a, II 90;
native pine ceiling, u, 2o,cOi native pine
siding, Y 10; poplar ceiling, 25.C0;. poplar
siding, 25.0Ji DRESSED ana matched flooring,
25 %.
SHINaLEs--Bos5 shingles, AIS: o. X /,
AS; he,rt pine, d.C0; sap pine, 500.
Posrs-- Cedar posts, best, l2i6c each; bois
dare, t5c.
LATHs--Per I,0c0, $50.
BRICK Dallas brick, s ,50per LOCO.
PLAsTEg PARfs..New York, 400; Mich
igan, so per barrel.
CEMENT. Rosepdale. 2.15; Louisville,
3.25; Portland, best, 475per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-- About size per foot.
DRAIN PrPE-- From l6c per foot, and
higher according TO size.
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LIVE sTooR

CATTLE Steers, Q % to 2.75; feeders, 200
TO rs; cows, So TO $50; bulls, LOO to 160;
veal calve S, 8 90 to 400; mil k cows.per head,
80 90 TO $500.
Hoes = Packing and shipping, 800 to
%; light weights, 8 90 TO $50: stockers, per
head, 80 to 800.
smEEp-Natives, LIS to ESQ; stocsers,
per head, so to 2 10.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

Throw Away Trusscs
when our new method, without use OF
knife, is guaranteed TO permanently
cure The worst cases Of rupture. Send 10
cents in stamps for references and
pamphlet, Worlds Dispensary Medi-
G 81 association, Buffalo, New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

NEW YonK, 0ct. o. There seems
10 ts soothing iii tho NAME a Wander,
hit that conveys an ndeauate idsn %
his nsi]lIonsirsiam 70 che ilrsctor Of
ths Luxolnhoui'e AIT Mufoum n
paris. MOST 6f The French rairiez5 i,k
tho present dry CONSIDER II 4 high
sAonurso have u pictare aariitted %
slaAtnaf| 1f(aIIs FAD aEs "a q
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STATE PRESS.
OUR HANDED INTERESTS.

We learn thas counties owning
school lands in our county 're making
naremptory demands OF our people for
Immediate settlement Of psyments
due. This is going 10 work great
hardship on some OF cur best citizens
nnd NAV ba tho cause of losing their
farms. We can not understand The
nnlicy of cur counties forcing
naymepts on which tho rate OF
interest Is 10 per cent. when
a YeinySstnent can nos DO MADE
at a higher rate than par cent. This
purohsse money 10 made safe By vend-
or's liens, aud ths payments already
made make tia certainty that purchas-
ers will not attempt so abandon their
claims, and, moreover, GA most tracts
OF l6J acres, tho inlpr ovenents are OF
moro value than the lands. When all
these things are considered We think 1t
atrauge thai cur counties are not salts
fed with the 10 per cent. fntsrest.-
Bowie Cross .Timbers.
INTERNATIONAL,
There are many people Ia Lime
stone county who would like TO sup
port Sui Ross for governor, but they
will never do it az long as Ross pins
his political faith TO that coterie o. po-
litical meneuveeors who ere afraid Of
the people, and whose avowed pnr7
pose Ia to rob them OF the righJ OF iacal
saif-government in dealine; With Tho
whisky traffic, by an Absolute repeal
of tho local -option law, or snch nlouih-
cations OF it IA would result i'll its prac-
ticsl notification. These men nave
no confidence III the Tnasses, and thoy
are gong w ICY 10 JsAo i4oIn lle.n
what voice they have directly in
shanjng local legislation il they are
not closely watched Rhinestone New
Frs.
OUR ROAD LAW.
The papers are full Of criticisms Of
the road law, but thus far most Of them
have only developed capacity to tear
down-which is rathor low order OF
talent. What we want osse is an edl-
tor who will bound to the front with
tha ,i,,,;s OF a new and better road law.
That would be the best criticism OF the
existing law that could possibly ba
made. The present roac lsw Is The
patchwork of helfa dozen Log siatures
and is, of course, not perieet. Tle
main fault so far found with y appears
to be that it proyides ior wofking Inc
roads by compelling each man to LABOR
80 many days. instead of by taxation.
l-TLimestone New Era.
SILVER COINAGE.
The official pirate who, under his
oath in the councils Of acomnoIi coun-
try, shall GEEK to contractor decrease
the volume OF silver currency 10 penny
wise end pound foolish, - besides being
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

BoNHAM, Nov. 3.-lSpecial. l--oliyer
Stull, one Of the prominent actors IN
the riot Saturday night AZ the COL
orsd Methodist church, gave himself
up to the officers this morning. His
examining trial is set for. tomorrow.
George Sutton, who Iivos near Wolf
CITY, this county, is before Judge NO.
Clellau's court to-day upon charge OF
Quite small amount or cotton Is on
the street to-dsy, but horse traders are
numerous, 49, y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

Have used Tongaline extensively,
with satisfactory results. l am not
favorable to the practice of giving lau'
datory notices to preparations outside
Of the United States Pharmacopela.
Reuben A. Vance, M. D., Cleveland, O..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
TIE IMMIGRATION INTER.

The Mail 10 OF the opinion that tho
newspapers that are making so much
unoells dior noise about the governors
letter to Horace Baker ore doing more
TO retard immigration than 40 letters
would do. Ii these papers have any
influence they aro certainty using 1t To
Fort Worth Mail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

tyuo bf tile rery f0si OF al earthly
nnSse ssfe1s Ii self 0ssession. AR
etLgr caua1y agvein Bleig Rsd Sta
'f,.,nrn 4 N, <. A l1ottio II that n.ed}cipg
wiz i-aniay3 Fac very WORST scoHsh %
cold ever olptrscfen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

b az uAK soLE ISsArrHn--X
i1,,sa Y. Ix tf hrafda, 400 ~: & mediums,
lfr<< X Edt,57c ID: a beey, ono ttatsd,
kan x ~ dtr.1l. ore bran w a.; Belti-
~ II 81. tx .]ttffsne ~ 1lia y577t2c
r'-l{ n q ff3f5, ia TO "a II
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&E1fitrr4, n5c n, M. i .lasf Isl zleas }ea
k<11fIX "a X ~ n OIL. 1intilEsf itt s. ~ y
.f8I h<I1 61fue<sice. 15r q &sss n "a "a,
1@fK n ~ ~ ~ No. J. or rlllss sktrt.
10 ID hair ioct 81 Irt.pf rus.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
Judae Burke did not hetitA.e II maxi

inr7T m Order 90 hNv0 Q
cofnplsint issged without cost.
Just Ibsfcre leaving, L,ddy promised
that w13nn the case came up for trial
to-ni0rioN cr Tuesday ho VIII lnak :
the captain and mate during thssv0y.
age that are Or equAlled by thoss 81
the officers Cf w, famous ship Gath
erer, who wefy tried in this city about
four years ago. The man related
hig WRONGS in q straightforward and
apparently truthful manner; but sea
farInp men nre SO given to romancinS
that it il quite possible, II not probn'
bic, that hts story was considerably
exaggerated IAlta Californian.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
THOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tho Gazette, in misreprosonting
Governor Ireland upon tho question of
immigration, has served 20 give him
quite a boom for the Unlted States
Senate. The Gazette is a bitter enemy
Of tho govern or, and IL now doubtless
sorry for automatically making him
moro popular with the people.-lCie-
burne Chronicle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

ciirsd OF X sovsre csys az lunabago by
two appl atoms 2 = : Aviation p N
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ALIAS, TEXAS.

T cEMTs FOR G GS r %Si as n' sasf Ss
Riding cutyaos the improved CHICAGO with Cot
stock cu'ou, oc The
ag Painter with Corn Drop Erie CIV Iron Works. En-
lehn Machinery Westinghouse Engines
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oc,gToS

J4s~s,. n, on ace9rut osthe gem
5SB 10 e % sha s,ete,f Mew York, no
< 3E!{S(sp 20 y eloiteciveJ fioH New York
&y$ep'sT n, Y5ayeslol, Nov Orleans and Liv-
N eu5i5i aBoia.iona FOX spots un-
y changed. Sew Orleans tUtrirta4to points
iSvsr; IAYeIpgcl1 10 points higher.
4 l1y xcf ants quotes Dallas cotton easy
Z 4 ~. laased lgareA
'7 ~ DALEAs
Aii'yla'ins REaln4s -
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isTFlif, .s.,..gR .iy.1.'-..t.,.'' 1890.
rua5, 2s(
si,iwt5s.,tsc dSt9u.tts,,..!.. .sf.....-,'ll.i s'
Steer - haSysq,s .2,osl
o,.,,,,s,.v aJSW oaLEASa.
s.st ~ ~ "a -. s.......4..... IA
Low MiSdiirgt s'ti'''t'.,;i.."f 81
I f,upd NlIdd!irl s,t'1 -ttt -..''t';S..'' q N "a
MlddliEg 7 ar / 'st9'' ~ i-t''. t'.''Ij -
& HGalea- essf.te1 n a,5is III 'tt.2 5000
.,rst, ~ tgAlyssToN..
$3.50 M Il n Inv ...iss..- ,.,,.....-.. BLY,
Law hItddnpS II va ... s 9-i6
food AiiaIipg9 ffs i..s ..''E'...,.. "a
si :sa9ai f'lf i......., Ss
4 " !. rtlJ LIVERPOOL
:W.Sditt,r Or}ind5. f.... ,..f.l. -...-.. D 3-l0
~ as4,.s gesrs ...,.. A.... o 7-l6
Tests-.sls Saw.So9k, dull; New Or Or
l l,,s9,g esT liverpool. Quiet; Galveston,
- ~ . H| W rs ~
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United S1atas lnlIan Semi Eal!as CGgle

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,sa x " s.l,sa u! q j ~ ST. ~ VI, Z,
D OUGHT or OSE 40 1El1gg 3E1E-E. \
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HUhTER woulss 30 40 zoe ns o
( o CARTRIDGE s
'iains hia being aiAe 20 III 81 Own viii riaa
!, ,ke clearncFj ~ Nhe n tussses tAe ngnhnE%
,riA u,,nq Esssi a ,s,es. 8 lslettii
wHAa c9sTa siEfSs saw, "a MA
ITO ian se,Y Ys,4tsIs AreG & Y
dollars for IL and consider u greet BARGAIN a'cc ana
rpa YOU n1ron,tis soon. HALLl, 1arneiev ii, Pa
dbaIn1an acara ha tetrc n ihrigfvcspes
tscrtnliicitsn. I-tlhAlsai Gsatcn Ba,i u -ssaa.
g9s lntial Scout Teieseptrb egt siI Won pcyle q
Is .es as 'c nsga i2 . "a A \, q
rgcjtyei ia incisa stqat gelsaoors nHd M hshl5
/. HilGD. i4spAcS, ~ .!nass, Deisoia Terri tcry.
dontssrf lad, sreat gflepieps afdssqd svI0 yclS
emo ngd lalBd t.infs II ne NAp ana am,
rtCN Hasd A hta til ast fLw On i-ilp AiFal
elp Us sr1 rs AHieres ~ leiHae fpNet pI tha
OK, tin 9pn ~ ani itasrAl@ M ttlnf q ~ 90
.secd8 latl jqar eatHmguG W stlIAlH IsAiuN NJ ~
Il mr. lie Is 81, sc tho Uaitad
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

.ki.IsSu osc@ahss lAVy laO nos isep .,.O
0ilcl.anougn. m egultjo5itp Of 6he eFags
yTsra sacgp uilay ans Gud NHAnalfsec 10
g!iia hifsG of tregt ING pt isii sgasQ ~
E9nlpsainf, but iAdHteesgOl 2 a5ag n
elit u5tprs' ard ircl "a snVa eo4 niiiSeH
fA8 Inn artlapge d ,ssAfs u ,tg, Htlly IA iEk
b8 rseslvad by 1nf9stsIi&g tya@s ha
wctll.3 6n wber tisa ship 1s,atked post,
Thlg ogiT lrlGa3 tiatis.fs Worses ana
[h1ly a0ua baa3plSthe Epgc.El 9pjent
81 GtseatiOn III eiie hssl@sW thD Cintl
Officers, wh, sttHyiS bsiespl prs,t 6ials
btssepir,t, sv3d X they lie ddo brhtE
tlyarYbtee 81 ais bDdy ia tho ait3sagt.
'Jp Upe oecaaigEii la was BEARER and
< irk I'd into a stita o. ingeHliDiiity,Ap
was ret lyiug upon tho deck hlesaing
ana almnsE dying. QE9 81 his tvelli
rad bosB knocked ous, biS eyes
yypro flacxaned md swollen, ads oAra
n q u tora eud his body so Dfuiged md
sore ihgt fol, MANY Il loDg night after
81 yas ut,1iole ko lie down and laka bis,
ptABar af.d much needed resi-. In ad
dision 60 sf1is the crew we're hal.
starved and cpxpalled 10 e,,yia5 upoil
phDYt rStions OF tho Iscorest character
Even the alild nstiifes of ih9 ScGnui-
navlan sailors w0rnat lass ar0uBau, Acl
Syi,sk, The voyage WIS nearing Ito End
they promised lsiGdy their aid in She
pr9sscutiok. Of Otis asid BfONp, iip1ls
TIE a-riyaL cf the vessel 10 9ai FraJl.
cis,sf. IL he would taKa uie3r hluiaeif
tue roslwraihihty S0E bringing t.ie.
,lss sssr tsi n ) astaya tiO.a Of tLt0 courts,
Ths4 IadG v sfyTesti tc 80, nfl1Gonelpdes'
Ia yrfstfld rsi liGav0r " ieo ayg suitt'
t,n, liissAs 1Joiofo iiissstftinG n lafs9i
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n
Tho lenses usod IN tho sn,,ir Scout Tcicscopn are
from the famous workshops OF Lanartine soi viz
furnish the great Telescopes Celestial
i ountins ore OF rae5, exquisiteiyitted and polish
pn, and hrBTiA ilil9trclg Sc s,oroF3o, tsnIlH'o
m a. Esw..,,- rlyh euaaget in rgorfb ( arr vow
~ q, kJll25ISsu9plSlw inaian scegs feelc9res
20 the FMgurer, go siunter, he Rrobpectaf ~
Hr,lnz nc Yiitit ,;tan and slia Scout uas ptl6
eo4fe is RM ASGtii.BF@ HEcES5iT9s
gh5g i tbs cilinatS g Neaa b % yi3 fss-
s.lpsig tca non 81. ehi,narggipih
W. Fg gAlsAFi9S TsFG HcRiLJNy
Trnyeiera Sor EifsinesaQr lfGisGrtr shuegG rev
4 Ter be without AZ snas.ktl sopaa @eiceesea,
u ,slli iustruat 4ad alaase hlt w Gpeg y esea
We ae thgsN gpe'hi faMsGopaE 4pt III HEE I1C.-t,Al
r-C4n11n. = Ya0fcsfas f0r ti4N ky ALL SH ~
3lOr "a. Send r9abJ "a no. FIN (iltfs Ishls 4
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

The great army OF professional
tramps is gust now invading Texas
from all parts OF the country. IL Is
this sort OF immigration that Governor
Ireland opposes. We suppose tho Gag
zelte will tslle particular pains TO sec
thai each individual tramp visiting
Fort Worth is we'll provided for during
his sojourn.- Bolton Journal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

ofiho Dallas papers, but had rather
looked fir innsnity ~ break out ninnnR
TnE lrnALp FOLKS fifsh - I'LL
County Visitor.
Aunt 'Llzabtth has arrived NJ that
stage ~ Hedale tranquility that there
~ llttlO chance OF her becoming In
sane, bus n sho docs get mad thcio
Will bn muOh methpt Ia her mad.
rOaa,-f Fort Worth Mall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

WILL MAKE A GOOD GOVERNOR.
We have failed TO hnd tho montion
OF any fault with WI. swain % comp
lrollor OF the State. The dutios OF that
office, more than aliy other, involve tho
routine and details OF the State admin
istration. IL Mr.. Swain has made a
good comptroller, no 10 capable OF
Rnrnn-Iin
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

Dnsrsira, TeyTtuo ccsnty Tors, Ndyg lis5.
rteevud ths gopers instantaneous Guido ard nueh
pleased Win n would Ike yon @ send me twenty ph.s,
music Enelofed YOU VIII md the money for Ny
dsushisris learning fmtffomthe Guilds. ,.,,
Ge,rtseH. 7tIas .hinsrc, ~
Ths sorc!I 1nIiantnusgus Guide z? nc P,ano and ius
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

About tho lot ~ December TIM DALI
LAs HERALD vii como OUT Ia an en-
tire new dress. quito number OF tho
Texas press thought rnn HERALD
would go into decay whoa tho Morn
ing NOws entered Dallas. such pre-
dictiOns show how li.tlH sOm0 folks
know Of tho HE, vignr nnd energy vi
others. THE HERALp'B youth VIII b.
rsu0wod Ike the oaglo's, and ~ viii 10
~ bright aud ~ proud las q bride
groom coming out OF MS chninb3r."-
lGraham Lssdor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-04-09
RAILROAD MEETING.
Our Citizens In Mass NBcetiE z
Es;scusss the Proposition Of II
Zap Line From 21ulis.g.
FULL H,i.OCEEDINGS.

Due notice being given by publication il
the FREE PRESS and by circulating handblll'
day or two previous to the date of meet
ing-Friday the Bird inst. at p. m.-thert
was large attendance. We give our read
ers a nearly verbatim stenographic report
taken by Mr.. Victor Julian which may be
of some interest.
At half past S'oclock the meeting came tc
order and on motion, Judge w. d. Wood
was called to the chair and s. v. Daniels
appointed secretary.
In his opening remarks the chair stated
that in his judgment there was nothing SO
important to the interests of Hays County
and especially to the town of San Marcos,
as the construction of the railroad from
Luling to this place.
Mr.. E. p. Reynolds suggested that in his
belief there had been some correspondence
with some of the authorities with reference
to the proposed road some time ago.
The chair stated that letter had been
addressed to Major Converse last August to
which q reply was received in which he said
he was very anxious to have the tap road
built and that he would lay the matter be-
soon as they felt able they would take hold
of the ropes. Nothing has been heard from
him since. Wood, Fisher and Hutchisun
were members of the old committee. The
chair further said that if the road was built
it would give San Marcos the benefits of
competition In lower rates for Transporter
ton, and In a very short period Of time the
water power we have here would be utilized.
Persons with means, skill and experience
select points where there is competition in
rates: as the case now stands We are in the
hands of the International railway. With
proper shipping facilities San Marcos would
have the advantage over either Austin OF
San Antonio. and that in his judgment If
we were to get this road the wealth Of this
town would be doubled and trebled in three
years. and that the construction vas essen
tial TO the prosperity Of our people.
Mr. Northcr4ft here inquired as b. wheth-
crit would be a good idea % ABORT a char
ter and said he understood i would necessi-
tate a cost 81 about Sl0O.
Judge K0ne then took the fO0r nn1 spoke
about as follows: NY understanding j.
that v-e are here for discussing thiz matter.
4 r. the position taken bv the CHAR I fully
concur in everything hat De- sid IieliCs1
that q -se can -et tlIs rDs1 01r II gilti1-
t1 D. -01l.ai inside e lire ~srr- 7 o.
Fsvs that Sa- Warc0z vi be t. fis-rib-t-
fr- POINT for al thf s1rr1a--.Ii- q comfy
I ha,sa-e 'tlat us have 5.y5Fs3 rirs-tagHs
r-z- s--t-u ard San Aut0-i1 IN -ils or
2 IT, j. cheaper ard o-lr lrr-l-ll D. eialTer-
] MKT j. sfsrl-tsl- raras-err f1r ttl-
r--.-..rs-- rr ~s- Marco ti-- -a h--s -llt
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Children,s Mission Day.

The second Sunday in April, 18th inst,
has been agreed upon by Baptist Sunday
schools throughout the state of Texas, as a
time for "children's mission day." Re-
sponsive Scriptural readings, original songs.
recitations by children, all composed by
Texas men, especially for the occasion, and
a talk or short sermon on State missions
make up the programme.
The Baptist Sunday school of San Marcos
will hold the service above indicated at s
p. IN. 18th inst.
A cordial invitation is extended to all, es-
pecially the Sabbath schools Of our town to
attend tie service.
/. D. JECEsoS,
Suu't Bartist ;. ;.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-04-09
Gold IN Our Old Fields.

When we consider the health to be better
than wealth then must we consider the old
field MULLEN better than gold-at least the
medical world so recognize it; and attests
its merits over cod liver oil forlung troubles.
Made into a tea and combined with Sweet
Gum it presents in Taylor's Cherokee Rem,
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullen, pleasant
and effective euro for Group, whooping
cough, colds aud consumption. Price 2jctf
and 800. Ask your druggist for it. Mfcd
by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, prop'i
Taylor's Premium Cologne. For sale by
Reynolds IL Daniel.
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1 Am Agent For

1 Am Agent For
Mccormick self binder, Mowers etc,
Jackson wagons
Deer plows
Cassidy sulky plows
Standard cultivators
Bookwalter hay rakes
Wheeler ThrasheIs
and other machinery and farm implements
for which l solicit orders, guaranteeing
lowest prices and best terms.
VIM. GIEsEH.
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Save the Honey Crop.

Arrived aud ready car load OF Whit
pine Root Simplicity hives and bee fixtures,
Extnctors, knives, smokers, foundation
and A B q books, pound sections aud ex'
ira frames in any quantity. Call ut Harris
shop. near depot or at our apiaries. Italian
Queen price list, free.
j. NJ. KILLoUGH a. Co.
San Marcos, Texas.
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New Millinery Goods.

d. 5lrs. Richardson is now opening a full
me % millinery IN hats, bonnets end trim
Hiinss Of oil kinds. Is prepared TO show
EEoa splendid collection Of goods in that
Ai,e. More goods to arrive in a day or two.
Nh Richardson ) agent for the I-niver-
q! Fashion Cos Perfect Fitting Patterns.
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Ladies'.

Send or take your boys and children to
Green a. Prices for new spring suit. They
will fit them up in the latest styles, cheaper
than any merchant in San Marcos. Give
them trial.
Goods warranted as represented.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-04-09
Ladies' Only.

Our line of Fans and Parasols is simply
exquisite. We will not attempt descrip-
ton of either, but ask you to come and be-
hold "a thing of beauty, Joy forever"
Green 4; Price.
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TYPE.WRITER COPIES

of legal and other documents neatly made
Mt reasonable cost SGtisJdctto71 gua1un-
teod. Papers bound for fling.
VICToR JULIAN,
FREQ Press Office.