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LYson has removed to 81 Twelfth street

spEcIAI TRAIN via Baltimore & Ohio to
Bellaire and return, 80 cents round trip.
Leave Baltimore & Ohio depot at7;30 r.
NJ sharp, Ci time; stops at pottery and
Benwool; returns at 1915. knights OF
st. George on this train.
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MR. j. q, McNARY has opened q milk
depot on Zauestreet, oPpOsitesouth Broad
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DOR SALE.

FOE BALE
Valuable Real E4tSle On N. X. corner Ivs,,,,
10 nth and Market streets, IN the City Of Nhs,lIsl
W, Va Lot IN lest by 10 tuel. nov O,tlpsi !,
>, J, klliiriI1 ~ wagon and DlAeESal.h TlCP, y
W, Y. nOGE 4 BNY
tyt l11 NuFtai y,re,
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0Lp and reliable medicines are the best
70 depend upon, Auker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all im.
purities Oi the blood, In every form Of
ByphilitlC or inerCurial die.
eases, II il invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan ( Go. and
Charles Menkemellef.
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TNnICATiONN.

WARRINGTON, D. O., March Al 4. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, followed In the western portion
by localrains, northweSterly winds, slightly
warmer weather.
For Lower Lake Region, cloudy and
slightly warmer weather, with light local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather, winds
generally nofEhMesterlY.
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NATION COUNTY,.

-
A Gentleman from rheto Talk, Of politIcI
aud Thipgs.
Mr.. 7. W. Fleming, Of Fairmont, Chair.
man Of the Republican Executive Com.
mittee Of Marion county, is in the city,
attending the sessions Of the United
States District Court in the capacity Of a
juror. eyes" said Mr. Fleming, tour
railroad to Morgantown Is finished at last
aud II IL great convenience 10 our friends
In MonougaliA as well as to ourselves. II
has already brought us into closer con.
necLion with tho community with which
we have strong affiliations"
"Whnt is the political outlook In your
county,"
"We are Ia coed shape and expect to
give q good account OF ourselves next fall"
"Do you hear any talk about the next
Presidency, or 10 ittoo early for that2'
nlt's early, but think our people are
still for Blaine"
"what about the Prohibition Conyen.
ton thstyou are 10 have Of Fairtnont next
week."
"Well, our Prohibition friends are going
10 meet TO organize In the county, but !
cannot Of course, tell whatwill come Of II,
A good many who desire q prohibltofy
amendment will not take part In the con.
vention or support a Third Patty move.
ment, preierfl6g 10 seek their object
through tho Republican ofgahiS ltiOn /,
this class includes iomeu Of the most ardent
81 prohlbltlonists. They are satisfied with
the support the Republican party has
given tie measure In the Legislature and
see o loss rather than 4 gain In tho organl.
Satlon Of distinct pAftisan movement"
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0iiieel Nos "a aud y Toartoentll street..
New Ad1srllse menls.

wau'ed-sRles ladies.
For lIent-J. Il AtkGE
NOtlJa-r. hhAtkey.
For observation-disclosures A, Shirley.
Piano Tor Sale-.F, ", BAuincs.
New Maple syIup mo AeCben'E.
Cream WhlpleiS-EGlbltL u Bro.
Capt. N. 4. JAir--Ciyll Engineer.
Mill stock for s4le-IhOS. y Dden.
0ns Globes aud shAdGS- Ewing lrOs.
HtockhOlderI' MoeLing-k. Y. CrlAwell.
University Flannel slirt--D. Gdudllng 4 Co.
James Means 81 RhOe.
! euro fits-Dr. II. u. Root,
A big OHer-TbU Nations Co.
Ladies' Wanted Home MfgC1.
COtEumptiOn-D. y. A. HloUum.
sales neil WAnLed-StandRrd 81 VerwAre Co,
10 Advertisers George 4. kBWoil 4 Go.
For Sale and RLAt-James a. llenti-Fourth
lARR
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TOR RENT-FROM APRIL l, 1856
- AlafEe, pleasant front ROOM with bad Az
thrsO ot four gentlemen oGn 10 accommodate
WIN table board, AZ No, l5OJ ChaplllGs!tul Opte
bllg CiBy building. MI
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1T0R RENT-THE FINE THREE.
nO'khtithoF, No 1919 ChGpllne Slttel llOuy aa
eight rooms, bathroom, water, gas aud all EJlsn
O9uvaniencgs. Apply 10 ARTHUR LITTLE
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TO make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will offer all Winter
Goods at reduced prizes.
n. HESS A. SONg.
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Werttups,
CToOEHoLDERs' MEETING.


OPHrR OF TIL
WIEElIEG Is HARRISBURG ny 10. rW.y,
Notice I, hereby given that ia, annual r,.,,.
OF tho S;OCknO defs pi the Whys llng K iisr,,y, Rs
RilWAy Company Of West Virginia viii ts SsE
the pinCip4l otlca 0l lhs Com ,,aly NJ ln5WAt,
stte5l, IA The cry 81 WhIelipE, " Va on H.. ~
the purpose Of tlgcdng Asyea bEc.l,as 'n, "
tnluiActlng such other business Va may lasi,,N
come beioFS sad meeting. "''l'g
y. J.. GRoTAvESr, seCieh,,
WlGElISG. W Va. Feb ~. ISsd. I', s'Igl.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepis drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: !
A. Nj, 1S'; 12M $751; 8 PM, SG';7P. NJ,
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@amtsd.

WANTED-PARTIES WITH I Amer,
w Acquaintance aud influence Ia WI
and pefhaps sL1te Agency Tor pi0nlneaI fi "a
Light Company, Address, ". N GRtys 5tflile
second street. ClnGlnnatl. D. v,
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Nav Wall Papers and Borders. New
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, MaIls, &c. New
Window Shades, made up seady to hang.
Cheap for Casll, al Nos POLO and 202l Main
street. IoIlN RoENER, Agt,
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TuE Baltimore & Ohio runs special
train to Bellaire and return to-day (thurs.
day., with the Knights Of 81. George. The
train leaves at 1850 p. NJ. sharp, and re-
turning leaves at 1916 p. NJ. The train
stops ut the pottery aud Benwood.
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RAsR RALL NONE.
sam BHkIsys Cals- OihOr WhsslInE
PlaIsEa-NaW Rnlas.

Sam BEklsy's Cave Oih0F Whasllng
PlaIsFs-NsW Rplss.
Col. W. O, BsrinRer, 3 director Of the
Allegheny club, was seen by reporter at
Pittsburgh yesterday conoerningthe clubs
intention relative to the Barley decision.
He said; swell, | think we will take the
matter to the courts, where justice will be
shown US, | am displeasad with the de-
clsion, and just telegraphed President
NimiGk that there was troop OF cavalry
en- route to Louisville to capture the
American Association. There was moth,
ing wrong In our transactions with Bark.
ley, He received no more than the limit,
However, Barnle carried the day Of q
heavy loss TO the homo club. The St.
Louis, Metropolitan and Allegheniea were
the only cuba voting for President
NimiCk's appeal from the decision Of the
Board. There is story ahuat that We
will Withdraw from tie Association and
join the Lesg 9 in event OF our failure TO
secure favorable decision in the court,
That talk il all bosh. Such an action
would be babyish."
joe Miller, OF this city, left yesterday
for Savannah, ia. H9 Willplay with the
base ball club Of that city thus season,
Jack GlRssCock will leave on Saturday
Tor st. Louis. He Is q member Of the
League club OF tina. city far the season OF
1886.
CHANGED RULES,
Among the important changes in rules
made at the American Association meet
log were the following; The pitchers box
was heightened ons foot toward second
base, while 1t Is required to place stone
slat one loot wide across and in front Of
the pitchers square, The bltters box Ia
changed from square OF 3x6 feet 70
square Of Ike feet, precisely Us in the
League, whilo the square is removed .
inches from the home plate instead OF l.
inches, as formerly was tbs case.
This number oil strike'ouIs made by
pitcher is no longer to be included in The
general summary,
Ifabase runner inteFleres with either
batted or thrown bail he is to be declared
out. The new proyiso has regard to the
thrown ball.
The fourth column Of the score shall BIT
a record OF the buses stolen, aud shall In
clude every base made by player ex
cept on q battery error, or by the aid Of
batting assist, base on balls, bslks or play
ers being hit by tho pitcher. The batting
assist column was abolished
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ANOTHER lot Of tho celebl ated i. rs.
Unlaundried White shirts received.
Price IS cents each, two for 81 30.
Z. HESS d MONS,
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Why Is the letter p like unclo's fat wife
going up hlll2 II makes ant pant (aunk!
aud cooling OF too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylof's Cherokee Remedy oil
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her,
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Yours Truly,
CHARLES L. ELLIS,
Treasurer Relief Committee.
We, the undersigned merchants OF the
town Of NeWburg, W. Va declare that we
have not collected Of the sufferers, from
Checks issued by the Relief Committee,
any debts due us, nor have we received
any money out Of the fund for the liquids.
ton Of any debts.
gibson & ANDERSON,
ALLEN 4 Co.,
PAUL & Co.,
sMoor 4 Bunny,
J. A. CLARK, Agent,
NV nuRd ORRRL Coal Co.
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives i and Forks Gf our e. own Tn,l brand,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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i.YScn has removed 10 81 Twelfth street,
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"what Is home without mothsf2'
Why II Is % ConiottlesS as a mantlepisOa
In winter time without q bottle Of Df,
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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lfNrn las removed 70 81 Twelfth street,

For ohapped hands, face and lips, use
Roseollne Cream Bold by oil live drug.
glSts, al loo per box,
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anr Asn1.

p0OMS FOR RENT-lN HORN
~ BROOKS Block. Apply TO n, v, llOjgi
BRO, 100 Market street a.
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DECLINE u Map.

Mental or organic weakness, nervous
debility and kindred delicate diseases,
however induced, speedily and pefma.
nently cured. For large illustrated book
Of particulars enclose 10 Centa in stamps
and address, Worlds Dispengary Medical
Association, UG3 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ENOR RENT TWO SIX ROONED
II Dwellings, Nos 2nll and 2ild Main lira
Enquire NJ GIl2Maiu street "a
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DoN'r trihe with any throat or lung dis.
Ease. II you have cough or cold, or the
are threatened with Group or
whooping cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, 1t
is positive cure, and we guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and 800 at Logan 4 Co.'s and
Charles Menkemellet's.
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NOR SALE.

TOR SALE TO CLOSE An ESlAlk,
The following lots on Wheeling Island lslOs,
Ing " tho CatRtA Of tho late Wan. McCOy, VII,
LOis No. W, q and ~ on broadway,
lots No 80 aud 80 on York street.
Lots No. W, lO0 and l0l on YiTgialR E.reN
Lots No l0l, l0j, ITO and III VI Huron rry,.
l.0tR No l2s, ~ sad ld5 Ol NGDAAn slfcrl
Lot No, IA on WEler street.
Rng9 Wv, AO1RG BRn,. lRH Vr'aa
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Eee 4ale,
TOR SALE.

FoR SALE,
abe lArSe and oligihly situated twoGto,y iran,
House, 80. 81 Virginia street, ISLAND, Goyel,"s.
and bath IOOn, lot SOxl2O well improved ,s
Ewo-SIOFy Frame No. 100 Virginia AirprL LOi n
~, i've looms, Price low and trrnS very M, "
BENZ MuME.llly'
dell MWAP ~ Nuplnia sfe,,
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Tic DouLouRsux or neuralgia can be per.
mAnently cured by the use Of Salvation
OIL, Price % cents,
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MHsEs SUSIE BARLEY and Title Rust
will give III exhibition Of fancy skating at
tho North End rink tonight. Skating
from Z to 10 $50; dancing until 9 AN.
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Mask SKATING CARNIVAL al the Al.
hAmbfa Rink Saturday evening.
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DOR SALE ON EASY TERMS,

Tim PrOp'rty, no. 900, OH tho cas-. side OF Mana
itp(t,. conner Of u lRyG TheT5 Ia tine tur,, lgl
bllCk house a. d seVlral small bulldogs Onihe d
the pgyregsla rsut Of which III IRON ytIO h ,vlts
year Thn whole prOT 0riy VIII bH sold ivf n, a
Terms q GU In 80, tho balance In yeSflt IN,
lnenta VI $500 each, With six percent Interest IL
iuItller particulars Cnqulfool
JAMEj l.. lIAWLEY,
mfQ II N tain 50 a.
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an II MUST GIVE UP, cannot bear
this palm, acne all over, and nothing
a. ltry does mo any good" Back ache
@A5aE weakness, Uterine pains, Soreness,
NssD aud Chest palms cured BY that new,
original and eleGRut antltOta 70 palm and inflam.
nation the CUTtCUaA ANTtPGIN PLAEfER, r..
pecialy adantsd 70 the ladies by reason Of liS deli
cato odor aud gentle medicinal Aciionf Al Drug
gu " 40; i've for 81 %. Mailed free BY Po1TER
Dnvd \ CHEMICAL Co, H0SlOn. inrl'MTh4w
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GREAT BARGAINS In shoes al 1.ynch's
new ehoe store, u Twelfth street. 0ppo.
Bite old stand,
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IYNcn's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street,
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IYscit's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
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CATARRH.
Complete Treatment with inhaler, 81.

1.-THE only absolute specific We know oi.n--lei.
suffering - Rev. Dr. IPiD0fi, Baat0a. 'AiteF long
struggle With CatArrh the Radical Cure has con.
guered. n-Rcp.S ". Monroe, LetgSbur1h, Pa. ~
have not found 4 case that Il did rot relieve a
once, "-AHdreu lee, NalleheSier, Aafs.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston,
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MISSES susis B1AAEEY and Tillie Rust
will rive an exhibition Of fancy skating al
the North End rink tonight, Skating
from Ito lOiSOi dancing until 2A.M
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
~ Dwelling. No l1lO Main street, nov Otcl'
pied by Miss Y, R0dy, as millinery establishment
also Tie Warehouse, No. liOI Slaln stltCi Ion o.
cuplp1 by NaylOr, McUammOn 4 Co. AppynL
HJuEll9 at NO, liUj AAtn ktiCcl, ~
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LYScu's now shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street.
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MASK SKATING OARE1vAl at the Al
hambra Rink Saturday evening.
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L1Scu's shoe store has been removed
opposite his old stand.
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LYNCH bus removed to 81 Twelfth street
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LYScn's new shoe store, 81 Twelfth
street,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
The VA, n Morks.

We have found one main difficulty
in extending the circulation OF the
Far Pass in persuading people TO
give Il a trial, II We can get them
10 take II for few months, No gen
orally have no trouble in inducing
them 10 continue, Tho following
note from house which for a long
while declined TO take a copy may
serve as an illustration. II says
"You can send your most highly
appreciated paper along, and j will
pay you for il ms soon as possible IL
may DO fall before l do SO, but 1t will
como all tho Same, don't see how
We would got along without it.
In connection with tho above We
will repeat what wo said few weeks
since, that wo would DO pleased to
receive tho subscription ofany person
whom any Of our old friends will en-
dorse as reliable, TO DO paid for this
coming fall or by the beginning OF
1887. In view Of the present crop
prospects we ought TO receive many
such. All such might rs we'll DO re-
ceiving the paper without delay.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
Wanted, n County Judge.

The Floresville Chronicle advertises
for q suitable man for County Judge,
in tho following terms. Some OF the
points will be iound.quite suggestive
in other directions. II says no must
have
LIST. Strength to mako a living
without an Office.
I'd. knowledge of law, Of the stat
utes of the State of Texas and Of the
needs and resources of the county.
Sd. Good judgment and fair reas-
oning powers.
4th. Moral courage to take his
stand on one or the other side of any
question coming before him and to be
the head and leading member of the
commissioners court.
9Th. He must DO watchful of the
interests of the county and ever
ready to advise or warn his fellow
members of the court.
9th. He must not be afraid to go
on the record on any question.
7th. He must serve the whole coun-
ty and must not be tool or mouth
piece of any section of 1t.
9Th. He must be public spirited
and enterprising and must not be
afraid of losing vote.
9th. He must not waste time dur
ing his term of Office election eering
or making combinations for second
term.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
Western Correspondence.

Ed FREE PREss:-The wedding bell was
loudly rung at Manchaca Sunday, and Mr.
A G. HUFF and Miss Minnie Birkner were
made happy according to law. About fifty
mounted boys and young men greeted the
newly married couple with loud huzzahs as
the train bore them away to Austin, and
our prayers go after them. Manchaca was
still suffering from drouth when left home
Monday. The corn seemed to be suffering
about New Braunfels, but for the most Part
of the way looks well and will make q sat
isfactory yield. The corn, though stunt
ed" will do very we'll in this vicinity
(Devine. Atascosa county, and from here to
Cotulla. But at that place the corn was
ruined before the heavy rainfall. Cotton
looks well in this vicinity. and it is astonish-
ing how rapidly this has become n farming
country This place shipped about 800
bales; besides the amount nearly as great
rs that was taken by wagons to San An
tonic last year. The acreage is greatly in
creased the present year. Mr.. Conover,
with whom talked yesterday, has farmed
here ten years and never failed to make
corn. He says he will average 90 bushels
this year, but that he often makes 10 bush
els per acre. There is some black waxy
land here, but the sandy land with clay
foundation is the most valuable. Well
water is plentiful and good, but they have
to dig from IS to $50 feet to get it. When
1 return to this place l will give you some
interesting details about it but spare you
as 1 am off for Pearsal this evening.
J. W.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
Our City Schools.

Elsewhere will be found report
of the commencement exercises of the
city schools, marking the close of a
propitious and successful year of our
graded school system. 1t has shown
splendid results. Teachers and pu-
pills have we'll earned the welcome
plaudit, "Well done" May its liberal
patronage and influence continue to
widen in the future, under the aus
pieces of its experienced superintend-
ent, Prof. Chas. T.. Williams, who
has accomplished almost hurculean
task in bringing about the present
hopeful and flourishing condition of
our city schools. Too much praise
cannot be extended to him in this
regard. But for the fortunate cir
cumstance of our trustees having
been able to secure his services, it is
very doubtful whether they could
now report so decided a success in
our schools thus far, or 50 suspicious
an outlook for the future
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
STABLES Store.
STAPLES sroRE, June 10, 1886.

STAPLES SroRE, June 10. 1886.
Ed, FREK PREss;-The dry weather still
continues in this part of the country, and
some OF tho corn is gone. Rain would not
do any good TO some Of II. Grass is drying
up fast, aud IL wo are not visited with Il
shower soon. viii have to feed our cattle as
We did through the winter. Messrs Al
bright aud Sheriff. have just returned from
Austin, where they sold beef cattle for a
mere nothing.
Tho baseball club met again today for
the purpose Of practising to play Prairle
Lea next Saturday. Would like TO see n
large crowd come out-girls anyway; thin k
our boys play better when there il lot of
pretty girls around.
Mr.. s, p. Holmes left for Dripping
Springs Friday, to attend grand ball and
picnic. Hope he will enjoy himself finely.
Several of our neighbors have gone TO
Fisher county to look for new homes. Don't
think they can better themselves by leaving
the old San Marcos river.
Miss Hattie and s. II. Scott have gone to
Austin to spend few days, and expect to
90 from there to Louisiana.
Miss Ru Ella Horrell, Of Lockhart, is Wis
iting Mrs. Waldrip, and is trying to get a
music school, and we hope she will succeed,
rs we like to have pretty girls in the COM
munity. BILL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17

We hear that Judge Kono paid his
compliments TO tho editor OF the
FREE Pass in a speech at Dripping
Springs meeting, We have reason
10 believe that no has been incident
ally engaged for the last year or two
in working against us and our paper
in an underhand way. We are glad
at last to find him speaking out, We
much prefer an open opponent to a
secret enemy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-17
The Hays County Sunday School Con-
VentiOn.

BY order of the Executive Committee, the
time for holding the next session has been
changed from July TO June, beginning FIl-
day evening, June -; closing Sunday even
ing. June q, in the Baptist Church in
Kyle.
QUESTIONS FnR DIs-C~SToS.
!. Best Method and Importance Of Teach
ing Singing in Sunday School Leaders
Chas Hutchings and ID. A. Oft.
? Benefits uf Sunday School Library.
Spsakers-Judee Fisher and Prof Whipple
3. Relation Of Sunday School to Temper
auce Cause. Lenders-Revs. ID. A. Porter
and II. :. Bunting.
{. Best Method of Teaching Primary
CASES Essay by Mrs W. A. Andrews;
Prof. e. r Williams
.. sunday School Missionary Work.
Prof J. l. Prtchett. Rev. }. W. Arnold
Al sunday Slhools IN the couuty are re-
ques.el O. serd delegates. ard an Su1iav-
School workers are invited q attend and
ioiu IN TIE discussions ]. II. CovBs.
Cor So