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A TONGA EARTHQUAKE.
Phenomena Far Exceeding Thoss
at Charleston.
~ ho"ntsin 300 fcet High Elscs From
the Bottom OF a Lake 1000 Feet Deep.

SAN FnANcIsco, ca. Nov IA lettcr
published In this evenings Bulletin under
date OF Opia, October H. SAYS; "Au-
thentic news has reached Samoa that
on the morning OF September 10 over
lvO heavy earthquakes occurred on
the Island OF NinRfou one OF the Ton
ga group, aud that from the bottom
OF lake. which had depth OF aooO
Irct n mountain has arisen TO the height
OF 300 feet above the surface; also. that this
mountain has burst out IN flames aud
thrown out hot stones aud sand n such
quantities ss 10 destroy two thirds OF the
cocosnut trees on the island In Samoa
we arc having light shocks OF earthquake
40 frequently now that they are no lbngor
Noticed toy the residents
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MEXICAN REVENGE.
The Governor OF sonora on the war-path
-fifscn People Nuicd sna a >umb.r
Wounded

a
Wounded.
ST. boUts, pct. 8l.-A si,Hci 4. from Ma.
gales, Arr., to the Globe Democrat saysi
1T has justc me TO light re that the Gov.
ernor of Sonora IL implicated in murder
which had for its motive political conse
qucuce. The particulars are mcRgcr, but il 10
known that the Governor learned that tho
parties who killed his courier we're in tho
village of MontcEuma, and that they had
considerahle following. lie made raid
upon tho village, and In the nght that en-
sued several on both sides woru Killed aud
many wounded Later-The raid OF Cow
tfhor Torres, ot Sonora, Mex, and his
mon INTO Montcxuna district was more
tatol thnn was nt first supposed Prom
reunble Mexican gentleman who ars
res.dent. OF this town, your CORE
After the killing. OF Prefccto Torres. who
was "A cousin of tho Governor the Governor
resolved upon some sort of vigorous retail
alton. couple OF weeks ago the Gov
Q nor, accompanied by CommRndante Tor
res, a cousin OF his, with 100 troops, started
Tor Montczuma District. Al the town of
Montczuma, the capitol of the district
tney met the reVolutionists, headed
party that killed Prcfecto Torres.
Governor Torres on seeing the party made,
ready Tor fight hut subsequently, an ar
niistice was held, but the blood on either
sue ncing warm. no umlCnblc conclusion
was arrived at. aud Governor Torres pull
ing his pistol, fired and killed Nallarde in
bis tracks. \ fierce fight then ensuee.
which resulted in fitteen men being killrd
and several wounded. II IN impossi-
hle To get the facts relating Go tho
number of wounded and the nature of their
wounds, but enough Is known To warrant
the statement that good deal OF blood
was shed Commandanto Torres, who ac-
compnniod the Governor is the brother O.
the Prcfecto recently killed near Campus
10y the revolutionists This fight occurred
ON Tuesday last
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The viii Of Al. stsxart,s Widow.

NV NonK. Nov. i.-Tho will OF Mrs.
Cornclia NJ. Stewart, the wife OF the late
millionaire dry goods merchant was filed
for probate 10y ex-Judge Horace
Russell, Mr. Henry Hilton's son.in-
Jaw She leaves large boqucsts to
hcr relatives Al the rest of tue estate,
real aud personal. she bequeaths to Charles
j. Clinch, now of Paris and He ~ Hilton,
OF this city who are made executors None
OF the legacics are 20 bs payable until three
years from the iiual probate of tho will nor
such probate.
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Another Bond Call.

WasnrNGToS, Oct. % Tho Secretary of
the Treasury this afternoon issued the lglth
call for the redemption OF bonds The call
4 FOR $1,000 900 OF bonds Of the per cent
loan OF 1852, aud notice d given that fhs
principal and accrued interest OF thc bonds
herein below designated will be paid at
the Treasury OF the United state, Inn
Washington. -. G., on the first day OF De-
cembor, 1854, and that the interest on said
bonds Will cease on that day.
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Silver Discovered In Kansas.

CALDWELL KAN, Nov. THE discovery
OF silver I'm this vicinity has eau ed much
excitement Samples OF ore were sent To tho
state Assayer at Denver, Col. aud the As
snyer OF the mint at Philadelphia The
former reports an assay OF 3i2 ounces Of
silver TO the ton, the latter $40 ounces, zach
with trace Of gold. The ore crops out in
many localities. Caldwell now presents
the APPEARANCE OF "A mining town.
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YoKOHA1a, Oct i3 Though the choiera
in japan Is somewhat absting. the NOR
tally Is still enormous PROM September
"a - October . there were d0if cases. and
4fi5 de tbs. Ia Toxic fsi uow cases o.
cur Cd and 80 deaths The turus for
four weeks ending September -. give 81
90 cases, and -. "a deaths. au aYsrsgs
mortality of over o. per cent
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Canadian Vessel sslx d.

CnrcAoo, Oct. GU. s. Treasury In.
pectOr Mciials seiz q the Canadian steam
barge Isaac May here to-day for towing
he schooner Severn between Chicago and
South Chicago. foreign vessel tgplug
another between two American port II
subject 10 a penalty of ffty cents per ton
on her gross tonnage. Under this act ths
vessel was seized. aud will be held % avail
decision from Washin rtOn.
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Fatal Blasting Accident

BEAzu, ISD., Oct. 3i.-A fatal accident
occurred yesterday at the new coal mlno
OF Seller * Sigler six miles southeast OF
Brazil Joseph Elliot and John Phillips
were trying 20 extract "A charge OF blasting
powder which had failed 70 explode When
they had nearly reached the powder ID be-
came ignited aud exploded with terrific
force, blowing both arms from the body OF
Elliott, from tbe effects Of which he died a
lew hours after Phillips Is badly injured.
He viii hardly recover, but N .he does will
probably be totally blind.
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The Bear Grnwla-

soFh, Oct. 2o.-Gcneral Kaulbars ha,
'ent fresh note 10 the Bulgarian Foreign
Minister. in which he says. In view OF tho
fact Of tho arrival at Varna OF ommi. aries
OF tho Provisional Government ~ Bulgaria,
and the spreading reports that tho arrival
OF Russian gunboats at thai port IL with
out importance, ] nm compelled 30 iu orm
you that the said gunboats will vigorously
Affirm their Importance events .houd
render such acton necessary
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An Earthquake Spring at Charleston.

CBsELEsToS. Oct 3i.--A slight tremor
was felt here az 2:20 this afternOol IL
caused no damage, aud was not felt by
majority of the people. shortly after ibs
shock spring Of clear, pure water appear
ed Ira the Custom-houss yard. and b. stlll
running at the rate Of a gallon q minute
The water Is said 10 have been hot when
the How began. There were two slight
shOcks at Summerville today.
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Bloody Bierai.

NEW YoRE, Nov. i.-Survoyor H. 4 Beat
tie, OF the Port Of New York, was shot but
not mortally wounded by Louis Biernl. n
recently discharged inspe tor, at his GicS
n the New York Custom-house 10 dnv.
Bieral fired three shots two taking effect,
one in the palm of the hand and another
the groin. Bferal W.. arrested He is
seventy two years old aud "A native OF Bra
Ill
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HE w EAKENS.
Contederatos i'm tho Express
Robbery.
The Adams Express Ccmpany's Loss Now
Admitted tn he over ON. Hundred
thousand Dollars.

NJ. LouIs, oct 90 Manager Weir. OF tho
Adams Express Company, was called out
OF the city by telegram this evening. and
Superintendent Damsci says that they are
now sure OF catching the robher. Where
he h gone il n mystery ~ yet, aud all In
formation a. 20 new developments a. rn-
fused the newspapers, but u seems proha-
BILE that Fothcringham has weakened aud
made a confession and that his confederate
will soou be in custody. Tho amount stolen
" now admitted TO have been over tiOO,oO1
Interesting developments may be looked
Cor tomorrow.
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CfscfSNsri, Oct. 25.--Cond1ct0Y georzs
Clark, of the Eastern Division % the Wa
bash, has invented station annnncist0y
FOR use in passenger coaches 10 Is com
biuation u cards sbo ing chs name ~ each
station Ira large letters a bell calls tbs
attention of passengers 90 the card at eseB
stopping place. This invention will 30
away with yelling tho ramss u each sta
tion-so far as tbs reading portion % tbs
public aro concerned
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eensral Van Allen. Estate.

NEwroRT. r. J.. Nov IA declaration
wa FLED Ia 10, Probate Court to-day Of
tho personal property Of General J. n Van
Allen. who committed suicide IN August
last by jumping overheard from the Cunard
~ amer Aurunia while in nid-Ocean The
inventory amounts 10 81 ajJ. .O0D which Is
bequeainod 10 his son and grandchildren.
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Ihe Egpelsls of BIa cIiY.

Nrw YORK oct. 8l.-Appropristions for
maintaining the city In 1851 have just De- n
agreed upon. The total is s3s iOi.i-g aud
among the large items are iuteres Ou the
city debt, sf-3iGvfi public works. fl4G-
%. police department - l3f. .OlOt armOflea
aud drill-room rents. f1tSOJ; election er-
penses 800 80. fire department. 81. .9sf 0D0
Ia Q year tbs police allowance was e. 9fsi-
~
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Wv OaLEtSs. Ocf 2s-Advices f-o-u
0ustemaia state that q servsnt of pFef.
dent Barilias lately c1ufesrsI 10 ohar. = Z
been paid 81 a nufuf.er - merchants sa n,s
poison ia the Prs ieuts flqd IIo ac-
cused persons are uoa on ir.af sn1 .- IL
cgusidered certain that tteY 15il 1e convict
ed sud banged
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Iraln, Bun into RnnE sln.,

PORTLAND, OEE.. oct 3i.-A freight train
ON the Oregon Pacific railroad into a
rock slide near Alkali. causing wreck n
which he fireman Was killed aud brake.
man fatally injured wreo1inr tain
going to the relief also ran intoar1os eide.
killed the fireman aud fatally injuriuz
ira krruau
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Boiled In a Hume Vat.

DETROIT MICH, Nov. This afternoon,
at the Anchor Barrel Manufacturing Com
Tany's Works eight miles below this city,
George Wells, married, aged thirty two,
fell into huge vat OF boiling water. and
the flesh was literally scaided from his
bones He fingered IN terrible agony for
over eight hours dying 20 uight al the hos
pital, where he had been removed
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VASuALft, ltL. OCT 8l.-John Switrer.
living i've miles northeast was ogt nut
ting yesterday. accompanied hv 90 rr -
1is children Ono 0f the children. girI
.we-va years of age. bad ~ clothing 70
exc nfe from burning brush heap. and
Da Tore heT father could reach her she vas
80 badly burned that she died three hours
4fleTWnrd
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Rsvnl. In A rInn.

NcEvo LtEEDo Mgx.. Nov Ia revo-
luton b. in progress in the State ~ Zaca.
tesss Governor salan. of COahuiia has
cent troops 20 aid In suppfsssing it 4 dis.
patch received yesterday evening stated
that several OF The leaders Of the rebollion,
including General Cadsna, the primo
mover, had been captured.
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crnAhed In the cnn,

MrADvu.LK, Pa. Oct - Thomas q
ferguson, a miliwright of Buffalo. was in.
stantly killed at the Meadviile Distliory
this NOR ing while engaged In setting up
machinery He was twenty seven wears
old aud unmarried No one witnessed the
accident, but his mangied remains found
beneath pair Of cog wheels left no Doubt
as 70 accidental death while surveying his
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NEw HoEE. Oct 19 Nicholas m Tor
ley County Down Ireland. who cin ms
20 be- q cousin of the late a. H. Stewart. i4
p town aSd proposes Co contest for "a stafs
n the stewart estate on hehaifpf nis fals.
ives. he claims 70 have abundant proofs
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BELows FsLLs VI, Oct ~ This morn.
ing, ~ Gassetrs station. mixed freight
aud passenger train was run luto ia the
rear ~ nn eNtra freight train following it.
aud that Dy n regular freight train. 0n a
bridge, wrecking All three trains ~ ono
was seriously injured. but the damage 81
rolling stock d. laFve
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= HE NV UIN UUTIHIT TOT THH ITO
vention Of Cruelty to Children during
the last twelve years has convicted
S.545 persons and rescued and placed
In comfortable homes or refOrmafOries
1882 children. In the last SIX years
Il has cared for and clothed 3.33s des-
titute children and furnished them
with ~. 100 meals ~ u Tribune.
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Fightinu In Tonuuin.

LOSDoH, Nov. a dispatch from Ton.
quin says that force OF Chinese, armed
with repeating rifles, attacked from an
ambush body Of Tonquinese rihemen az
PbuuhO, in the Province Of Namdiuh, XIII
ing ~ Of them. Al the same time .2Og
Chinese attacked the posts ut Dongsong,
but we're repuised after desperate fighting.
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Wssufvcrov. Oet 2-Ine matter Of
smuggling goods on fhe rnited States war
snlpf 1aratoga and Port uoYth ha hrr1
for iuvesfigat
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THE TWO SANS.
A Di.tiuer Makes Them sn Unusu,f cggt
al Toronto.

at Toronto.
ToRoSTo, ONr., Oct. 2s.-5am Jones and
Sam Small, the Georgia evangelist. - hp
have been conducting services here daily
since the sth instant, assisted by Profcs-
sors Excell, ~ Chicago. and Maxwell. of
Cincinnati, bcld their farewell services
yesterday, at which over i've thousand peo.
pie were present Mr. Jones wa presented
with draft Tor ~ so, on behalf ~ himself
aud fellow lnborrrs, es subat4utiRi rtcos-
milton OF their work. William 0ooderaam,
prominent distiiler, sent a sum, Rmpuut
not given, 20 bc Invested for the benefit OF
the svangeliEtsi wives.
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81. Lours. Oct - The house of Franrrs
Green, q coiored oman. nt Forest Go en.
NO, was burned less night. and har Dee
children perIshel % the "a rr Tae mother
was a. chu. cl at fhe time. it was c.u. 4
by q lamp aEpl0dlns
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ex.Mlnisisr LowslL,s esiroth,l.

NEw YoRK, Nov. IA dispatch from
London, England, says the engagement OF
james Russell Lowell 10 the dowoger Lady
Ly yttloton, widow OF tho late and aunt by
marriage OF the present Lord Lyttleton, fs
announced. Lady LyttlctOn has, like Mr..
Lowell been already twice married. Sho
uII N - = ~
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MOSgOUrn, IT.. Oct ~ William and
Jacob Birdsaii brothers who were con.
Victed ~ the murder ~ Samuel Ciavbauvh
year ago. we're sentenced yesterday the
former 70 hfteeu years and the latter
Que year lu The peulfcutiary
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NJ. sesehsr Arrlyss H1ms.

NEw ToEk O-t 80 Rev Henry Ward
Beechcr Nas "a passenger on the kfrurIa,
which arrived to-day Mr Eoechor 81 in
good health
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An American Hanasd al YIotorla.

VICTORIA, Is. G., Oct e9-gobsrt Evan
sproule. citizen of the United States, vas
hanged here this morning a. $40 O'Clock
for the murder ~ Thomas Hamlin in June
1850, iu the koOtenay Mines The CON
demned man asceuded the scahoid yyl hout
trefnOT, and made short speech protest
inR his innocence
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PAHts. oct. 9 8.--Floods in the ttnooe a-f
Garone Valleys have caused 1reat ravasse.
The operatlon of the BorIeaut Iramasv
has been suspended Numerous Vfiiar1s
are submerged and the inhabitants are ia
great distress
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Vfrvvs Ocs ~ The P0lncr Core
T'oHdeas says ths Regency ~ nalrsr.s
have sent e oommnnIcaton o. g...-.f
hauibars Informing him - tha reflsrl to
raise tne state Of siogs at SOFA and Farla
a. ha advised
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Bonus pntt,t Whl s Ind lhs ~.

WAsmSGToN. Nov. The law taxing
olsOnargsrine went into operation today.
Reports received by Comm ssioner Mi Ier
show that OH ciasses ~ manufacturers On
dealers including the retail men. profus0
g. meet the tax aud continue in business
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AsphY1Ialsd bY ea. 60 . siaYs.

ADRr4x, MfcH Oct z,-Tbs w.I0r ard
family q she late Captain Gotham and
Miss Estixis. q school teacher. were 49,
phyxinted By gas from coal stove lass
nignt at tneif hufue near hrofye10r. Nuns
are Fcf dead. b1f zoo are ln AZ ule1nse.l1.
aud very precaFilus condition
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CIosIna sf ihs 0 somaraarlns factorI.,.

NV Havfv COSs.. N0v Easterbrook
u Co % this city, IN oily manufacturer
Of oleo argariue in Connecticut have sus-
pended. as trey regard The Governments
Tax as prOh.bitOry From Dt0 100 persons
are hr9H out Of emp .oymeut
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ThanksoIvin1 DIV

WAsHrvCrOV. oct 3l The President has
issued "a proc amafion des' anatiar Inurs-
day November - as q day of thauksgiy.
ug and prayer
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- HlrrIl1l n.n--n..I- -

CHiCseo. Ocf G-MaYur Hsrftsnr tttr
sfternoon senf e iettsr ST. tte C1airarer af
the Third nIslr CO Democratic Do1ef4-
sional COMMITTEES deriIu.nE fo ts rarfi-
date Tor Congress .r fhaf district
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Lots sfH p,llars

WtsHycroy. Nov. The total coinage
executed az the mints during October was
% y, i0o % which t8O00.O D was in stand.
arl dollars
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Drownsd perself ana chIld,eo

SssHtSerov Oct 3l-Mr. Doualdsou.
while in ht % insanity picked up hor
two children aud jumped into the Potomac
were drowned
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SUGAR R finer, Shuls Down

81 LofI4 O.t 8l.-rhe sf Louis ugar
ith fcff tne 'arg ln the West has shut
tNt.
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1t IS a remarkable peculiarly with
debts. that their expanding power con-
tinues to increase as one contracts
them.
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AWaska TaIInrsa-

Wv YoHz. Oet e The business fsH.
ares throuxhou fhe country durlnr the
week number. f1r che Tnited states ia
and Tor Canada ia n total of 4l5 failures.
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cEREDo. W. VA
TERMS OF suBsCnrpT,oS.

One copy. one year 81 60. IL paid at tho time
The name is entered In sulscrtption hoo y
After 30 days, $i25 per year viii be chnrg I'd
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-01-07

We arc often asked 20 do Job printing q
prices which would leave little or no profit
We might work on this plan for time. bu
any business man knows what 10 the new
table result OF such operations We should
no, DO expected to enter into direct eomps-
tition with the eyelopsan printing houses OF
the east any more than should our other
business men be required to sell dry goods.
groceries aud other commodities at the
same rate for which they can DO procured
in New York, Chicago or st. Louis yet II
Is well-known fact that people with tho
cash, can, by dealing through tho mails and
by express with such houses as Enoh's,
Rogers Peet a Co. aud dozen Others. In
New York. John wanamaker at Philadel-
phia and Humphreys at st. Louis, save
from twenty to thirty per cent. exclusive
Of the transportation. This holds good on
dry goods, footwear, clothing, house and
personal furnishing goods, books, table,
ware and q thousand things which are
standard articles Of trade among u.s. This
can DO easily demonstrated, and We have
oven heard il stated that out Of Q bill Of s25
The purchaser could save enough TO pay fare
md hotel bills by buying In San Antonio.
Ergo, everybody should cease to buy at
homo and send abroad. So argues the
small" man, the ''penny-wise and pound
oolish" man, and the man who would "cut
III his nose to spite his face" The ulti-
mite result Of such course Is too obvious
o need illustration.
We will add in conclusion that the FREK
PRESS Is prepared to do all kinds Of COM
nercial printing at as low rates as are con-
istent with good material and workmanship
n this locality.
New line stationery just received.
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TO THE FARyMERS OF
HI Us IND ADJON
ING COUNTIES.

I hare the sole agency TOR
the Celebrated CasGddy(OHU
er Chilled Sulby PLo1os and
Standard CuLttUGtors, and
shall be pleased to supply
you on liberal terms and
at reasonable prices.
lam also agent for the
Deere Steel PlOlcS and other
JfrStcLdsS Farm Machinery,
and Invite you to call on me
before making any pur-
chGSeS IN these lines.
Respectfully,
wiz. GLESE.K.
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Announcement,

Owing to his time being fully occupied
with his other business engagements, Cap
tain Hinxie has decided to close out his bus
mess here at as early day as practicable
in order to which he Offers his stock at cost
He expects, as he informs Us. to retain the
real estate and building for the uss of one Of
his sous, whom they become old enough to &c
into business, Meantime Il viii be for rem,
70 a desirable tenant. ~
Itis with sincere regret that we make the
above announcement. Captain Hinzie's ad-
vent here in 1880 was . decided aid TO Its
progress, and he has ever since been an i'm.
portant factor in the business and progress
OF our town. He has had his establishment
conducted on strictly business principles,
not merely to his own advantage, but to
that Of the community generally. In par
ticular we wish to testify to his liberality
and enterprise as an advertiser and patron
of the Press. May continued prosperity at
tend him.
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TREES AND FLOWERS.

The Ilka Nurseries of San Antonio, Texas,
has q full line of home grown shade and
ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, bulbs, &C.,
and as 10 house and bedding plants, II has
no equal in the state having more glass CO.
pacity than any other floral establishment
in the state of Texas. A few prices are
qnoted as A guide to those wishing to order.
Umbrella Qhinas, grown without irriga-
tion, SOC. to 81 90 each, Japan Plums, 3 IT,,
75c, each, Roses, 1870 varieties, $3 ~ 81 Us
per doz., Single Tuberoses, Doc per doz.,
Double Tuberoses, 81 per doz., Pinks, SOC,
per doz., Carnations 72c per doz., Bloom
ing Pansies, Soc. per doz., Gladiolus, 81
per doz. Address L. W. Madarasz, Propr.,
San Antonio Texas. Dec. 81, 2m.
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Valuable CycIopedia at Bargain.

We have new copy of the latest Edin-
burg addition of Chambers Cyclopedia, with
an addition of about one-third by American
editors, devoted to American topics, the
whole in 10 handsome volumes. It is con-
ceded to be the best work of the kind for
the price, and it is brought down to 1881
Having another copy of the same work. we
will sell this one very low. Call at the FREE
PRxRs office and examine II.