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Burglary al Hunter.

Early on Sunday night last the store OF
Mr. @. A. schley, postmaster Of Hunter,
and in which the Office Is kept, was burglar
lied, Mr.. Robt, Utx, the clerk, had taken
the mail TO the depot. On returning he
noticed through a window, . light in the
store, and some one inside, whom he sup
posed was Mr.. Schley. As he approached
the door a shot was fired which passed near
his head. the light was suddenly extinguish-
ed and the burglar, or burglars, Che thinks
there were two Of theinl made their es-
cape with some $50 which they took from
the drawer. The door was broken open
with chisel. and a lot Of tools for opera
ting on steel left behind by the robbers,
indicating that the design was TO work on
the safe. Tho ball fired was asoertained
to DO from for-tyfour oalibre pistol.
BY tho way. We learn that on Saturday
night, the blacksmith Of J. Z. Morris Of
this place, was robbed Of tools Of this char
actor, probably by these burglars.
We had tho above facts from Mr.. Utz,
who called on us with Mr.. Stoin on Tuesday
We have not hoard Of any clue to tho idonti-
ty Of the rascals,
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RULES AND REGULATIONS,

Water rents arc payable monthly In i'd
vance; if not paid within five days after
they become due, water may be closed oil
without notice.
No person shall mako or allow any other
use of water than that specified in this up
plication.
The use of hose without nozzle is positiv-
ly prohibited, neither will continuous
streams be permitted to flow from the fau-
Gets or hydrants except where meters are
used.
During the time Of any fire the use Of
water is prohibited, except for fire protec-
ton and domestic purposes, and at the
sound of the fire alarm all hydrants must be
closed and kept 80 until fire is oxtinguished.
No fountain will be permitted TO play or
run more than six hours per day.
Parties using water for street sprinkling,
must confine said water 10 the amount Of
ground specified in their contract.
In the case of fraudulent representations
on the part of applicant, or use of water not
embraced in this lease, or the willful or I'M
reasonable waste of water, or the viola
ton Of any Of Rules aud Regulations, tho
the Company reserves the right to close OF
the water without notice.
Every person taking water from the Com
pany shall at all times permit the Superin-
tendent or any officer or agent Of the Com
pany to enter his premises or buildingsi to
examine his water pipes and fixtures, and
the manner in which the water ia used.
III Is expressly agreed and understood
that the Water Company reserve the right
At any time 10 shut Of the water in their
main pipes for the purpose Of repairing the
same. and for making connections or eI-
tensions 10 The same, for the purpose Of
cleaning the same, and for the purpose Of
repairing machinery, reservoir or any part
Of their works, aud Il Is further expressly
agreed aud understood that the Water Co,
are not liable for any damages for leaks OF
brsakAge Of pipes in or on any premises, add
also reserve the night 10 make such further
rules and regulations Is may Be necessary
for the preservation. profession add ehArse-
ter o. their work
przsH Sas MEnoos warn Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06
Notice to Water Consumers.

Your annual contract with this company
expires May LIST, and those who do not wish
to renew their contract for the year ending
may LIST, 1887 will please call or send their
written notice to that effect.
We publish with this issue of tho FREE
PRESS our rules and regulations in full, and
all persona continuing the use of the water
after May LIST. 1886 are considered annual
consumers, and are subject to the rules and
regulations of the company.
We wish it expressly understood that We
do not supply water for shorter period
of time than one year. but persons who arc
compelled to change their residence are
granted release if the rules of the company
have been fully complied with.
After this date no persons paying les'
than 1874, 90 per annum will be allowed te
use water for garden or yard purposes, ,oiu
or DitI0ut q hose.
SAN MARCOS WATER Co.,
G. NJ. HOLMES, Pres't.
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Siftings from the COrOnal Art Gallery
TFor the FREE PREss1.

For the FREE Press
Mr.. John Baxter aud Mr.. Joe Short, of
Seguin, paid College Hill pleasant visit
this week. No doubt they were drawn from
their quiet ire-side place by some secret
charm or the memory of some unforgotten
face that caused them to gear up dot leetle
plaok pony init the gig," and turn their
course in tho direction of our little city.
We hope they enjoyed pleasant visit
Oh, the good time we had at the picnic |!
That cake was delicious!
The little fellows, especially, seemed to en-
joy themselves at the picnic. Nearly every
one escorted his bonny little girl, and more
than once We noticed little couples strolling
through the shady groves and along the
banks of the river, or seated at tho tables,
beneath the shady oaks, quietly slipping
their ice cream.
At the picnic the other day two couples
were out boat-riding, when. In some way
or other, one of the young ladies fell over
board. But her gallant partner, like other
great heroes we have often read of, jumped
in after her and safely rescued her to dry
land.
The cool mountain breezes and the life
giving rays of tho sun played havoc with
the complexion of those pleasant sukies;
cheeks were made rosy and noses to glow
with redder tint.
Ask Prof. Joe for his remedy for balky
horse.
We humbly ask pardon for any mention
of the music, but it does seem to us that
old Coronal (if she was not Methodist)
would waltz down, up and round the hills
when those soul-swelling strains begin.
We wonder the storm don't balance all,
swing partners and dance and swing their
hands to hearts content.
Miss Jennie Iglehart has just finished two
lovely panels.
From the way the boys are making the
woods ring and talking to the old trees, June
is certainly on the road.
That bookcase of Mr. L. B. Hollands we
think will be surprisingly beautiful.
We are sorry that Mr.. Hobourn had to
return home from school before the end of
the session. But we hope to see his pleas
ant face and genial smile at Coronal again.
Don CARLOS Ell CHICO.
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Earn for Sale.

The E1bscribsr ofsrs for sale . vAlnsbil
farm on York's Crssk. G1sdAlups co1nty
tsn miles from San NHrcos The trAe
consists q 600 scrss al feDosd 20 acre
fenssd sspzrztely. 50 N cultivEtion- Last
M rEfsr. Coed ns~ dwelling bouss. slsc
goai isranf boass. Flo1ty q sood
Agra -. a. 9. ". CaIz.
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Only the president and Secretary of the
Board of Trustees of the Cemetery, we nre
sorry to hive to report, attended the meet
ing on Saturday. We had intended being
present but were unavoidably detained I'M
til it was just too late. The old board were
reelected, zach receiving two votes, save
the PresideI and Secretary, who received
only one each The following gentlemen
constitute the the Board: w. o. Hutchl-
son. E. P. Reynolds, E. Northcraft, Geo.
T. M,Gehee. t. G. johnson and W. j..
Joyce.
It is to be regretted that our people man.
lfested so little in this matter, more espe'
cially just now, when important in,prov'
ments have been inaugurated and Others
might reasonably be contemplated They
should come out and express their approx.
al or disapproval of what has been done,
and indicate their wishes as to what is m ost
needed.
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Send the Head Of your Machine

To James lloyd. S12 Bowie street, vest
Austin. Texas, and have Il repaired As good
a. neW. and save from twenty-five cents %
forIy doIltrs- All kinds Of new pee tut
IN Cd machines VII Re here IN S&n Mar
CO. On The 10Th rothiug prsventing- Sat
isfsetion guars1issd On al rnrk OF 10 paw
Orders nav - left 81 D1EgsIe
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Real Estate Transfers

During April:
A Lanterman and wife to Gustav Domer-
berg, 100 acres, Lanterman survey, $500.
Gustav Domerberg and wife to VIM. Ha-
germann, Lantermann survey, $40.
Mary E Ostrom, ct ais, heirs-at-law of
B E Ostrom, to Hiram Dewing one-fourth
interest in 40 acres mill property, $4,000.
d Combs and wife to Daniel Mckee,
1864 acres, $4156.25.
II Hayward and wife to L W Mitchell, IL
acres out of farm lots II and IS.
H G Middlebrook and wife to s Bunt-
ing, lot 10, block II, Kyle, f400.
J m Short, addition to Dripping Springs,
acre block.
Barnes q Wetmore to N whisenant, lot
8, block no. 81, $50, Kyle.
M + Reagan and wife to N Whisenant,
lots nos. 6. 7, 8,9 and 10, block no. 80.
Kyle.
he Wallace to Tucker & Co., lots 1,
and 10. block 2, and lots and 10, in block
no. 1, Kyle. $93333.
Thompson & Tucker to II G Wallace, loi
l and 2, block s, Kyle, S453.
III G Williams to Miles z Williams. 962
$500 acres of VIM B Travis survey,
| S4S14.75.
John II Barnes and wife to Armstead
Kone. lot J, block 8, B W Breeding's ad-
dition to San Marcos, 800
Mrs. E A Ragsdale to Mrs. Bonnie A.
Powers, part of farm lot no 10, San Mar
CO.'S S2500.
&c Williams and wife to DR. P G Woods,
100 acres Veremendi league.
Mrs C A Trimble to II G Barton, 81 3-5
acres d R Eggleston league, Du Pre-,
1855.
VIDE Keith to A J Jernigan, lot 10, block
{, Kyle, 5000.
John A Watson and rife to z P Laney,
40 acres of Amasa Turner survey, Sl68.
VIC Roy to E l. Saunders, 165 acres An
thony CT. Davy survey, S134.
G. Laumen and wife 10 Theodore Her
ring, partition of lots nos. 2 and Z, block z,
San Marcos.
Theodore Herring and wife TO Louis
Henne, part of lots and Z, in block Z, San
Marcos, 1920.
in Whisenant TO G d Hargis. lots 8, .
and 10, block 30, Kyle, 500.
10 and II z Bost to P T Bost, one-third
interest in Clubhouse, buildings and addi-
tons, etc, $500.
PIT BOst 10 J Brown, one-third interest
in Clubhouse, building, additions, etc,
$50.
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I Am Agent For

Mccormick self binder, Movers etc,
jackson wagons
Deer plOTs
Cassidy SILKY plous
Standard cultivators
BOokEaltsr hay rakss
Whselar TLrazhsrs
ard otl1sr rla-hinsrv and farm iuris1nsutl
for uLieh solicit oriers. gBara1tssiIl-
lorest Trloss ald besf terms
Wa GIEsEN
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

r L. Brown. 122 West Pecan Street
lor bon $50 Austin TEXAS Estahlishsd
1883. ReTrsssnts cash capital of Sln.750.-
90 paid up. Real Estate Loans II any
zrDoant from =. COO 70 500 on. No dsisy
f1r reference. Period 20 suit. Favorable
terms ard loves; rates current CoTTssrond.
---e rrrifef
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San Marcos and HAYS County.

The FEEE Press Extra Of Oct. Iss3, sup
plenented by the regular issue Of Jan. %.
's6. furnishes the best. most truthful and
complete description of our town and conn
ty to be bad. Call or send 10 the oiice for
copies-fve cents each.
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DWELLING FOR RENT.

A comfortable cottage of three rooms,
besides. kitchen. Two lots fenced; ex-
ceIlent garden. Cistern and hydrant water.
Apply at the FREE Pass office.
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Legal Card.

W. d. Wood, Sterling Fisher and Owen
Ford have associated themselves together
for the practice of Jaw in civil matters in
Hayscounty. Texas. Office ia Woods new
building, up stairs,
San Marcos. Oct. 25-ly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Rogers & Storey will keep regularly on
hand choice beef, kid, pork and sausage.
Call at their meat market, west side plaza.
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FOR RENT.

The large store room just vacated by NJ.
Hinzie Also warehouse and dwelling con-
nected with the same. Apply to NJ. Hin
zie, Palestine, or j. E. Peters, San Marcos.
Feb. 7-tf.
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Kelly's fine shoes now in in full assert
ment. Opera slippers and Newport ties.
Also fine limo of mems shoes just received.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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As Briggs keeps telling you week after
week, he can sell you goods cheaper than
any house in town.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Coppick, the clever grocer, confectioner
fruit dealer, etc, on the west side of the
square. is going right along From the
lowness Of his prices it has been predicted
that he must .'bust" But no such thing.
His business is increasing. and the public
certainly have no cause TO complain
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Piano Tuning

and repairing. Work guaranteed. Orders
through the postofice will receive prompt
attention. c. B. CAPRoN, San Marcos, TX.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Mccormick Mowers. Standard Hay-rak.
ers, offered on good forms.
WM, GIEsEN, Agt
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CHARTER OF THE PREACHERS ORPHANS
HoMH.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Hays.
/. The name of this corporation shall be
"The Preachers Olphans' Home"
2. Tho purpose for which II is formed is
to provide home for the INDECENT orphans
of preachers who shall die members in good
standing of any of tho annual conferences
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
any portion of which conferences shall be
in the State of Texas, and such other indi-
gent children Of preachers as may be deter
mined upon by its directors.
3. Its business shall be transacted in the
city of San Marcos, Hays county, Texas.
4. It is to exist for period of fifty years.
5. 1t shall be under the management OF
o board of seven, directors, to be appointed
by the president of the conference within
whose bounds its domicil may be situated.
Buckner Harris, W. j. Joyce, G.. G.. John.
son, j. L. Pritchett, j. H. Combs and Ster-
ling Fisher, who reside at San Marcos,
Hays county, Texas, and A. II. Sutherland,
who resides at San Antonio, Bexar county,
Texas, constitute the directors of the first
year.
6. Its property consists of Ave acres Of
land, valued at $500.
Witness our hands, this tho oath day OF
December, 1885.
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Ecru embroidered and white embroidered
robes just received-somet ling new. Gail
and see them, DALEY d BROS.
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Have you seen those nice Bird Cages a
G.. w. DONALDSON l. Co. s.
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Ice cream at Candy Factory.

We are agents for Pratt's Gins and Feed
ers and Condsnsers. Parties intending to
purchase will please correspond with rs.
G.. W. DoxAIsox 4 Co.
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To have your watches, clocks, and Jewell
ry cleaned and repaired, go to Geo. w.
Knight, east side of the plaza, San Marcos.
Remember have came 10 stay, aud that 1t
is to my interest to do faithful work.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

See displayed advertisement of the White
Sewing Machine, for which Basil Daley is
agent. There is no discount on the White.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Fresh Breakfast Bacon, Hams, Dried
Beof, and Sausage at b. +. BLoUNT d Cos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

s. L. Pogues & Co., handle merchant
tailor made clothing and not shoddy "job-
bors' goods.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

ImpOrtuHt NOtICts
In order to continue our city schools the
the entire session it is Imperative that tut
ton be paid when due.
All persons in arrears will plesse call and
settle promptly. By order of the Board OF
Trustees, CHAs. HUTcH1NGs'
Secretary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

We have no baking powder tramps, but
will give you nice present with each and
l Id can of Forest City Baking Powder,
B. F. BLoUNT IL Co.
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When looking for nice suit for May pic
mic, don't forget s. L. Pegues d Co.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson is pleased to publish to
the ladies' that she has some beautiful
goods on hand, and plenty of them.
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Two Comics for AZ so.

Inasmuch rs many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way of encourage.
mont 30 to do, We offer two copies of tho
FREE PRESS ut SO 5O-cash In advance.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Sugar cured breakfast bacon, uncanvass
ed, at FL. HARDY d Cos.
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s. Pegues Il Co., are daily turning out
frst.class "dudes".
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III was all run down, and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla proved just the medicine I needed, II
write hundreds of people. Take it now.
100 doses 81.
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To arrive, a lot of the Magnolia hams,
to be the best.
HARDY g. Co.'S.
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New canvas cloth, Kyber cloth, Tulle de
Princess etc, Just received with lace to
match. DALEY Il Bro.
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Now supplies of Groceries and Hardware,
lower than tho lowest. j. Ii. GARY.
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The Denton Mills Flour ut BLoUNT & Co.,
is pronounced by oil to be the finest ever
brought to this place. Highest premiums
awarded at 81. Louis Exposition last Novem-
Der over all competitors.
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We noticed the other day In passing tha
o good doal of the lumber for the Chautau
qua Pavilion is on the or ouud.
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Largest line of underwear in town ut
Pcgues 81 Cos.
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The report of the Teachers Convention
in our last was furnished US by the Score
tary.
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Fans of oil kinds and prices, Mt % cents
ND ut DALEY & BRos.
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AGENTS FOR THE FREE PRESS.
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

TRAINS PASS BAN MAnoos Az FoLLows
MAIL. MAIL.
Going South $40 A. NJ. and $50 p. M.
Going North; $40 A. NJ. and G;lb p. Nj.
4 Persons not subscribers who may atty
\any timo receive copies of the FREE
>PREss, will please understand that they<
are sent simply as samples, in the hope
\that tho parties addressed may like ~
well enough to favor US with their subscrip
tious
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MARRIAGE LICENCEs

MARRIAGE LICENCkB
Since our last report:
Frank Mongans and Nancy j. Isabel.
w. G. Bradley and Donna Hicks.
VIM, Knox and Lula Hardeman.
Fl. w. McGehee and Minnie Bagley.
Stamping done at the BOOKSTORE
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Wanted 1000 CASH customers within the
next 80 days to como and get special bar
gains at BLoUNT Il Co.
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Genuine Middlesex Navy Blue Suits Mt
Pegues x Co.'S for $12 90.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Finest line of mems neckwear in the town
ut Pegues d Co.'S.
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PRICE REDUCED. -Coppic makes a special
ty of'choice oranges and bananas and sells
two for nickle of each. Give him call.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06
Aldermanlc.

At the regular meeting of the council
Tuesday night the mayor and all tho alder
men except Mr. Williamson were present.
After providing for survey of streets and
alloys with view 10 ascertain cost OF con-
templated Improvements, the petition OF the
San Marcos Water Company praying for
grant of right of way by the city for Its
mains and ramifcations thereof, for period
of fifty years, or until the expiration of
their charter, was considered, An ordin-
anco was adopted granting the petition, and
reserving the right to the city, TO grant
rights of way TO other companies which
apply after the expiration of the present
contract which expires in about nine years
The company will expend some five thous-
and dollars in extending their work ut an
early day and expect to supply consumers
direct from the river and hold full TO-
servoir as fire reserve.
This being the first council elected under
tho new charter, lots were drawn rs provid-
ed for in such cases and the following AID
ermen drew the long term of two years I:
Mcssrs. Burns, Smith, Green and Wood
Hereafter, one half Of the council
Is elective yearly.
Petition of j. V, Hutchins for permission
to build partial wooden front on CORFU
gated iron building to be on the east side
of the square, was granted.
We understand that there is general
concurrence of tho Board in favor of bond
ing the city for ten or twelve thousand dol
lars to DO applied to street improvement
and that such a measure will probably be
carried at the next meeting.
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FOR SALE.

Desirable Frurs-zy ~ Eiubs-lsJ Ibo-t 80
n--t - isrs. sfa-s. ts.itF ard oftsr trrrU-s
u.srs-frs sc-st - rs-tsr rsI-irrigti-<. 100
lrs-.s rl-ss srt frrt f-sst N ~ tss-iug On
sus-s-ttlfsu-s ga -psuf surtsc sits rE-p. Tens
esq.
AurT NCID. fIfaKk f0ED.
Lar j. Euss "a Esru5s. 1sEas.
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Ladies' Hats in great variety at
DALEY II Bro,
Mrs. j. A. BELL, Manager.
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GREGORY g. LII WHON,
Druggists.

Handled Hoes,
Eye Hoes,
Lyndon Hoes,
Genuine Scovsl Hoes,
At Donaldson Il Co.'S HARDWARE Store.
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CROP MORTGAGES at the FREE PRESS
Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Chapman & Williams expect ere long 10
visit the neighboring towns in the line
Of their profession, Parties wishing nice
photos viii do well to call On them in the
meantime.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-05-06

Fresh candies and other good things in
his line, at CoPPIos.
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Car Of White Swan Flour cheaper than
ever sold before at BRIGGS.
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WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at tho FREE
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Olive Oils ut BLoUSr d Co.'S.