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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-01
Stanlea, Store.

Some very strange things occur in very
short time. We admit this progressive
age, but one of the strangest phenomena
of the moral world, was an eclipse at our
neighborinR village, Martindale, Inst Friday
night, q transit of death passed over the
bodies Of thirteen dogs In less time than an
eclipse of the moon. 1t seems they had as
sembled near the corner of main street. The
intent is not known, but charitable car ous-
er passed them lunch, II too being q free
thing. They no doubt eat too much and
died from indigestion. We know we have
crossed the boundary between US and the
1.-TWO Mary's," but Il was strange freak
of nature and ought not to pass the COL
umns Of the PREss, for women you know
don't like dogs and cats. although some
women have O peculiar passion for cats,
but IL you'll SINCE Of its mustache they
wouldn't kiss Il 10 save your life. Now We
dont wish TO leave an inference that ve
would suspect any woman guilty of this
midnight campaign, for they have tender
hearts and wouldn't kill flea. Now all
women are afraid of bugs and insects, We
take great pleasure in recommending them
the Farmer Alliance and think every lady
should Join the chase against Mr.. Bug.
The subteransous fires Of the dear farmer
are still burning under the mountains Of
monopoly In these regions, anc some day
there IL going 10 be terrible shaking up Of
this government. for monopoly IL the base
on which our present government IL build
ing and they've both got 10 come, aud don't
you forget T. DR- FIAT.
from Guadalupe.
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e. Bass,
Druggists.
District Court. List Of Jurors.

GRAND JunoRs.-Ad. Adams, G. W, Will
liams, Geo. Strave. Vim. Geisen, Thomas
Martin, VIM, Garnet, N, Stephens, Taylor
GOforth, Lewis Franks, B. Hargis, Gilbert
Gay, Q. G. Crumley, G. W. Davis, P. 4,
Bost, George w, Donaldson.
PETIT JURoRs.-1st week.. w. Nance,
Alvin Schultz, L, w. Williams, John Nit
ohell. j. N, Franks. A. Heidenreich, L,
Blaunschweig, B. Hacker, W. L, Stephen
son, G.. H. Collect. j. M. Franks, ]. H.
Bales, Joe Meadros, Mark Rogers, j. W.
Cox, E. Reidel, j. G. Roberts. G. A. Davis,
Wiley Massey, T.. @, johnson. G. G. De-
ment, B. F. Hall, J. L. Andrews. Andrew
Daily, D. S. Combs, George Reeves, John
Butler, Chas. Wetzel, Wright Goforth.
PETIT JURORS. -2nd week-H. Il. STAN
ley, Ben Stephenson, lack Williams, w.
W. Woolfork, John II. Saunders, j. w.
Greenhouse, William Eule, E. Nance, @. p.
Harris, o. N. Casselberry N. y. Schleln-
mer, James Goslin, B. F. Howard, N. X.
Farris, Sam English, ]. g. Gatlin, VIM.
Kyser. d. G. Need, Clint Richards, Julius
Schmidt. W Williamson, ]. G. Curry, v.
Arnold, D. w. Dent, j. M. Craps, Sam
Heard. B. Pitchford, E. W, Baker, Oar
Bost, Sam Kone,
PETIT JuRoRs-3rd week-Frank Hern-
don. Il. w. Roberts, John Holland, D. W.
Crews, Curran Kyle, J. G. Borden, Ed J
L. Green, B. F. Fielder, Thomas Everett.
J. s. Davis, Desha Bunton, W. B. Adsir,
w. E. Williams, d. A. Glover. w. P. Chap.
man. W. Il. Haskell. W. w. Andrews, D.
@. Burleson, Charley Hester, Nit Stone, ].
w. Phillips, P. Allen, ]. L. Egar, ]. p.
Edwards VIM. Dwyer. Bev Hutchinson, A.
8. Danny, J. M. Adams, John Habro, F.
A. Brooks,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-01

Two of the choicest in San
Marcos, conveniently located.
Soil very rich. They constitute
half a block, 81 by ia varas.
Broad streets on two sides, IS
feet alleys on the other two
sides. There are improve
ments on three sides of the
place, while the grounds OF the
San Marcos Real Estate As
ISOLATION lie on the other
side. Convenient to the pub
lie schools, and Chautauqua
Hill. Extra desirable in all
respects. Will be sold togeth-
er or separately, on reasonable
terms, if application be made
soon. Inquire at the FREE
Press Office.
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Announcement.

II is with much pleasure that l an
uounce TO the trade Of San Marcos
and adjacent counties, that 1 am
again before You with a finely select
ed stock Of Spring and Summer
goods, at prices as low as any other
house can offer. Ihsve taken great
care in the selection Of these goods,
and will place them before you with
confidence as to quality and price. L
have and will continue to carry q
splendid selection Of Mems Ladies.
and Childrens' shoes OF special
makes.
Also q full line Of Gents, Youths
and Boys clothing. i buy for cash
and sell for cash, consequently can
give better prices and more for your
money than others who buy and eel
differently.
1 trust you vii not make your
purchases before seeing the sdVan-
tares I have 10 Offer UsGt your
trade. and believe 1 can show you
that I am entitled to share It Yours
truly r. l. AALSOI
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signifies the frugal use Of monoy-not bet
ter work, 30 this cannot reclaim the credit
man In Hays county. Go to any public
gathering and on an average they look like
poor half starved nudes. Yes, We have
heard enough of economy. the National
Banking system and tho Homestead Law,
which 10 ali good enough In Its place and
thanks 10 Senator Reagan and Coke for
their high compliments to the Hays county
Farmers Alliance. But what We need II
how 10 get the best price for our ysarlings
and stock and whatever we may have to
sell, and to be able to get good goods and
on such terms as will enable us to meet our
responsibilities In the fall. II these ends
are not accomplished, I can't SEQ wherein
We can be benefited; Its no use 10 talk
about building . poor mans school or buy
ing factories yet awhile; lot Us get our
heads above the waves, then II will do to
talk economy, and 90 on. Why has the
farmer gone down 90 low that he looked
upon a. q mere vagabond or thieff In
bnsinsss point of view he Ia not much more
respected. Has he been SO extravagant, or
10 Il merely dishonestyr Awake ye Solo
mons and answer. II not, why not sell any
thing to the farmer simply on his note or
account or verbal promise and save the sI-
pense Of tho mortgage system etc. But
let " plant at the proper time, . little TO
early than late, plant mixed crop 20 as to
be sure to mako something. and as much OF
everything as possible, and cultivate the
same at all hazards, and by tho blessings OF
Providence we will succeed.
II Is an old saying that slip of the foo
may DO soon recovered but that OF the
tongue never. But believe the constitu-
ton provides that every citizens may speak
his sentiments without fear Of intimidation,
being at the same time responsible for the
abuse of his privilege, and ! want to say
right hero that think that Hays county is
blessed with ono too many deputy Shsrifs,
and that whenever o man 10 deputized to
carry Q six shooter under some pretenss.
and who will abuse the citizens Of the coun-
~ by opprobrious language or disturb the
peace, Il IL, to say the least, an outrage on
public Justice. II Is something that am
persuaded that the citizens Of Hays county
will certainly not always tolerate. There Is
time when Performance ceases to be viz
tue. The Onion Greek Alliance are few in
numbar but ARC united In sentiment. and
although the old wolf seems to be lurking
around, yet with such lovely spring to
start on and anticipating the blessings OF o
kind Providence which cheers Us up, we
hope to be able to pull through without tho
aid of tssk -masters-and say Hurrah tor
Cleveland and the San Marcos FREE PREss.
'.Dieu defend le droit." j. W. Mo.
IA private note to the above states that
the complaint with regard to the alleged
action Of deputy sheriff, has reference to
the vicinity in which the writer resides.
We mention this TO avoid possible mis-
apprehension down this way.-Ed.1
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PERSONAL.

The venerable Headley Polk was In tow
on Monday.
Miss Efiie Townsend returned last weel
from a sojourn Of some months at Richmont
Texas.
Miss v. z. Littlepage having closed hal
term Of school at Hondo Canon, has retdrn
cd to this place.
Miss Kate Billingsly's school we learn hal
increased in number, and bids fairto become
o pertinent institution in our town.
DIR. Myers Is hsre and will remain till
the 4th. after WEIGH he again expects to
make his homo In Seguin.
@. T. ventress, late OF Louisiana, has
opened stock Of groceries In Whites
saddle store.
We regret to learn that our friend Mr..
Young IL not 30 we'll a. no has recently
boon.
Walter Digger has been at home and on
the sick list for some tine. The season for
his travelling business being over he will
remain here In tho insurance business.
Col. @. NJ. Rogers and wife Mrs. W.
w. Harding Of Austin. Rsvs. @. O. Arm
strong, and ]. E. Stovall, Of La Grange;
r. o. Menard of indianapolis, and W.
Goodrich Jones OF New York, are register
cd at the Hofheinz.
w. H. Nance Ia about opening . mar.
bio yard In this place adjoining the fnr-
niture store Of J. w. Nance, and with
Office In the rear Of the same building.
Mr.. Nance has bought out two stocks In
Austin and that Of Mr.. Pierce In this place.
The latter will work for Mr.. N. A good
usiness Is thus foreshadowed.
We met Theodore Herring, former tin
and stove dealer of this place on Monday.
He 10 80 changed forthe better In point Of
health that we could scarcely recognize
him. He has for some time been engaged
in boreing wells. His present Job IL we'll
for Mr.. Parks In the mountains in the d.
reciion Of Wimberlsy.
Mr.. Petit has turned farmer. He has
rented the grounds Of the San Marcos Real
Estate Association, which he 10 having
plowed. The johnson grass turf in part
Of the grounds il proving serious obstacle.
It was inoautiously started by Judge Cook.
when he owned the ground. We think this
grass must be allied to the "tares" spoken
of in the gospels.
Col. Rogers. of Austin was IN our city on
Tuesday, as full as ever Of activity and vim.
He is elated at the crop prospect and says
that the cattle market is likely to keep
pace with II In improvement. The COL
Is power for good in advocating and urg-
ing all kinds Of industrial progress. In
conversation with Col. Rogers he paid
handsome compliment to one of aur lead
ing business houses, that Of G.. w. Donal-
son & Co., for the completeness and excel
lsuoy of their stock. He said he had found
It ahead of hardware houses in larger places.
His commendation Is no doubt just.
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Dripping Springs.

Colonel Cunningham will, this year,
make little experiment with sorghum-he
purposes planting 5000 acres in It, on the
Brazos. He 10 confident that it is the COM
ing crop of Texas, and believe he 10 right.
Two good crops of sorghum can be
grown here, when only half crop of cot
ton will be made. and 1t is as good stock
feed as corn or demonstrating out the
profit of it, as sugar crop. Our farmers
are beginning 10 realize this, and very much
more cane will be planted, this year, than
ever before. Who ever has not posted HIM
self on this subject. would do we'll to do so.
The State has issued Agricultural Stats.
tical blanks, which the County Assessor
presents to all tax payers with request
that they suite how little of anything was
produced by them, their wives, their sir
terra and cousins aud their annts, last year
Hays Co. will show mp big-I reckon!
Mr.. Chas. Wallace has gone to house.
keeping in Austin-he will be in, at the
Dedication by the move, anyway.
Mrs Wimbcrly accompanied her hus-
band to Driptown on Saturday, and they
took in A. L. Davis store on their round.
Mrs. W. said she could get nothing she
wanted at Wimberly.
u6 lhutcb VI tuib bCtehoAAAShe "a PASoo eAAo'A
indebtedness to Mrs. M. II. Howard for
introducing 1.-The Ladies Home Jouna"
amo ngst them. Many copies now come to
subscribers hero.
Miss Willie Chapman is the most lively
piano player of the d. 8. young Indies, aud
she Is quite young; with careful practice
she will make o good musician.
Driptown was entertained with Q rare
disc ussion the other day between DR..
Pound and Mr.. Brooks The latter does
not thoroughly understand English and
speaks very brokenly. so in general con-
versation. the DR.. got talking on big cities
and Mr.. B. got on fish. Thinking they
were on the same subject, they soon got at
odds, and the argument waved hot and hot
ter until Mrs. Gilpin brought them to
plane. How often serious discussions are
arg aed about as logically as was theirs.
Friend DR.. Flat 10 wrong as to the bruise,
but I will say that do remember playing
"Sally Gooden, az to the other particulars,
II is 90 long since they occurred that I barely
recall them. Wasn't Valley fired out3"
The boys say 'more rain, more rest"
and their elders say, ''Sure stock water and
grass, with good crop prospect"
OK DIT.
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For Sale.

A farm Of forty seven acres, sixteen acres
irrigated, ten acres in ribon cane, two sets
of dwellings, about two hundred yards apart
and other out buildings. A hydraulic ran,
that supplies the dwelling with water thence
to q reservoir and to trough for stock, a
fish pond with German carp, the water
works and irrigation are from spring that
stands the test of the dryest seasons. A
good bearing orchard of peaches, pears,
apples, plums, cherries, figs, grapes; this
property fronts the Blanco river nea- town.
1 would take half In San Marcos city prop
ertyif in desirable location, or one half
down balance on time to suit purchaser.
For further information address
THOS, B. FORD,
jan26tf Blanco, Blanco Co., Texas.
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Subscribe for theFREs PRxss.
CITY ELECTION.

We are authorized TO announce d. p. HOP
KINS ~ Q candidate for reelection 70 the
Office Of City Assessor and Collector al the
coming April election.
We are authorized 10 announced J. Z.
PETERS a. 9 candidate for City Assessor
and Collector al the ensuing April election.
We are authorized TO announce o. NJ.
AvEY - . candidate for City Marshall 81
the coming April election.
We are authorized 10 announces LUCIUs
=. DALEY - candidate for City Marshal
81 the coming election
We are suthorizsd 10 anno1hcs JAS n
TURNER - e.odidsss for City Msrsh.l II
We are sufboissd 10 suDouncs wM II
LYELL - oanddsts for rs-elsctioa 10 %.
ofBos Of Ctr karshsd
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LNkhan.

from Guadalupe

One Of our citizens refused 10 hsar q
paper Rad By Q constable. ADD beard the
report % pistol instead. He bad . close
cal for bis life. and the Stass VII inquire
into the cass.
A school boy got tvo boek<bot RrOugh
The fsrhy p1rt q the leg. AyOuth naDsd
Diroa dld the aocidsntal shooting. AID .
youth named Lamb did TIE blssting.
Ia J. L Green bo1ght only one lot IN
fhis place and WI srsct . E1bsaufiA briok
o. stOos bSilsing On a.
San Frssch, TIE pop1lHr brE1sss uEoa-
agsr q TIE frz q EiH. Storey A Co. hss
sod o1f s1ock, stock aDi hzrTtT Eud Fous
70 Dnl.E Ths dspsrf1rs ooss nj Efscs
u. b1s1sss ~ Nix Storey 4 story.
INV
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jan26tf
For Sale.

offer for sale my entire property at San
Marcos, consisting of rock store, 25x1O0
feet. one ware house 30I50 feet and one va
can't lot. The property is located in the
best business point in the city and . first
class investment for those desiring 10 pur-
chase. For further particulars apply to
NJ. HIszIE.
tb2tf Palestine, Tex.
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Taylor and Andrews Price Current.


Apples evaporated@124 cts
Apples dried@OS cts
Bacon@11 cts
Beans small white@5cts
Brooms from Is TO 25cts
Butter best makc@20
Coffee best@25cts
Cheese F G (Wisconsin) @1Gscts
Candy (stick) @1Octs
Candy (fancy) @15cts
Currants@0 8cts
Candles Star@15cts
Crackers best soda@10cts
Flour per sack, White Crane@$1. 40
Flour Pride of State@$1.35
Jelly best peach@10cts
Hams uncanyassed@14ct
Oil water white per can @$l. so
Kraut@05ots
Dat meal Heckers pkg@20cts
Sugar granulated@09ct
Sugar coffee 40 Os4cts
Sugar light brown@73ots
Molasses La. sugar house@65cts
Next best@60cts
Next bestM50cts
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nnnHMf.

Az the Fsrnsrs' AIliEncs e 70 meet soon
10 attend to zrgsns and important busiDs-S,
Il il 70 Be boPsd By sons q u slov fam
en-, that there VII bs sozsthing Il Lead
sosouplisbsd for he rsEsf q the average
insir0us fE-nsr Its ~ GO % tAIk sso1t
rs u1dsrssBd thsi soS1ozF
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important to Farmers.

My fine Norman stallion, prince" VIII
stand the present season ct my residence IN
San Marcos. and also at my ranch on Yorks
Creek. The horse is too well known 70
need further description or pedigree. Prices
will be moderate.
feb16-1m d. d. oHAFEh'
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LeSsSas In Spanish.

Seoor Warren proposes giving lsssoos IN
&c Spanish lAnEusea By . nsr nstho1 70
- Who nay dssirs kis ssrvicsE BE . an
ef7es.sd Spanish tusTtcsr- asd 81 ee0rss
ErItirsly conpsssnt He desires % con
u1-iczts with al VITO nay vish hs ssr-
wnsa >Rsi5s1os O. Skn Aztonio street.
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Nav Goodsi New GoOds!l

Prints, Ginghsms, Seersuckers, Sateens,
White Goods, Dress Goods, Dress ROBES,
otc. ALI new, in large variety, comprising
noms new and splendid novelties
n JOHNSON q JOHNSON.
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Remember the concert Of the Boeton
Quintstte Club ON the 9Th inst. tho great
est musical event In the history Of San Mar
cos. Tickets arc going of like hot cakes.
Go to Reynolds and Daniel and LAwhon q
Bass and secure good seats in time.
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We learn that the Farmers' Alliance
cotton yard at this place Is fred fsot. II
viii be located near the passenger depot on
q lot bought for the purpose.
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The Microbe Destroyer

y kept at R. W. Lsavelrs store for sale. An
Mailing remedy for consumption, catarrn;
bronchitis, asthma, female complaints ana
ID diseases arising from impurities OF the
kIeod, fb9-lm
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Our literary contributors will have "a
exercise patience. News and business mat
tiers take the precedence In our columns.
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From what We learn there will be apt TO
be more and earlier announcements for
clerk In this county than ever before.
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TIE MANUFACTURE REooRD has Just en-
tered upon its thirteenth volumn. It's CIR
culation throughout the whole country and
It's advertising patronage are nov much
greater than ever before. and both are rap
idly increasing. It's efforts are to advance
the prosperity of the South, and TO make
known to the world the wonderful resources
Of this section. In consideration Of which
Il il eminently worthy Of the favor Of the
southern people and Of great interest TO the
entire country. Il Is . beautifully printed
and illustrated weekly. Of some 20 pages
Published at the city Of Baltimore, r II.
Edwards, Editor aud Manager, ct 900 .
year, single copies lOcts-
Hoods Sarsspsrilla is peculiar 10 itself
IN 4,
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Fresh Garden Seeds for
81 e at J. A. Beall's Drug
store in bulk, from one
ounce to a pound, not the
Unreliable that are sold on
= Commission.
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Notice.

@. W. Andrews Of San Marcos, Deputy
Hide d Animal Inspector, Hays County:
Mr.. n.
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Election Order.

By virtue Of the authority vested In me
az mayor Of the city of San Marcos, I, Ham.
NETT Hardy, mayor of said city, do hereby
order that an election be held in the several
wards in said lily on the Sd day Of April,
Il beng the first Tuesday in April next, be.
tween the hours of O'Clock o. m. and 6
o'clock p. m, for the election Of the follow
ing officers, to wit:
City Marshal.
City Clerk.
City Assessor and Collector.
City Treasurer.
One alderman In Ward No. /, to succeed
w. d. Wood.
One alderman in Ward No. 2, to succeed
E. j. L. Green.
One alderman in Ward No. 8, to succeed
Roger Byrne.
One alderman In Ward No. 4, to succeed
Peter Smith.
Polls will be opened at the following cleo
ton places, under the management OF the
following presiding officers:
Ward No. l at John Barbee's; manager,
Ralph Smith.
Ward No. at voglssanG's shop; mana
ger. Chas Book.
Ward No. 8 at south room Court House;
manager. Chas. W. Gregory.
Ward No. 4 at Truck House manager,
Thos. G. johnson.
Said presiding officers will make tho re-
turns thereof to the City Council on the
next day thereafter, and in the manner and
form as prescribed by law.
The voters in each ward shall vote for
City Marshal, City Clerk, City Assessor and
Collector, City Treasurer, one Alderman
m their respective wards. And one City
Engineer.
Given under my hand and seal of the city
of San Marcos, this the l4th day of Febru-
nry, 1888.
TsEAL1 HAMMETT HARDY,
feb 16 Mayor.
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Coroual Institute.

,xo,sv on tuition may be left at the First
Coma bank at any time and the same will
III be properly credited. r
4ah1G.1m n. ~. AhoAAs'
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Mrs. T. X. Hutchins,

South side Of the square, has perhaps
tho most attrative stand In It's way In the
city. Fruits, candies. nuts, etc., are among
her specialtiss, and all fresh and nice.
Don't fail TO give her call.
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HAYS County Farners' Alliance.
EFEukL CALL NEKIINo.

ADsstias VII Be bsIa ct Kvis o. s-tur-
dsy. Nsrrh a 81 "a n UnoEEz ard n
roEIEET bosioass. requiring Prs1Ft sttsn-
6s1- Dssrntss - he Sannsry nssting ars
entitled ~ $3.50 81 this cal Il nts tbs n
tsrssf q 81 nsuhsrs - sftsDd TIN nes1ng
J. r. Br1zEuor. Prer1snl
" G1ErE-z- ss@etarT. fsbls-1t
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Some Of the things you will ind at ii.

Some Of the things you will ind at d.
Hardy & Cos
Fresh Prunes, Fresh Currants, Fresh
psarl Grits. Fresh Ceresline. the celebrated
Prinoess Tea. Garden Seeds, Onion Sets.
1r;,h s.ed Potatoes, Uncsvassed Ham,
BreakfAst Bacon. and in fact everything in
Dc way Of STAPLE and Fancy Groeenes ~
rrices a. low a. the lowest.
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1slbot's store presents . flns array Of
new seasonable goods.
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To THE LADIES

Our stock Of Dress Goods Ia now COM
plete, and il more extensive and better a.
sorted than ever; many new styles and col
ors not In this market before.
JOHNSON d JOHNSON,
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The largest assortment of Ladies Dress
5oods ever offered In San Marcos smbrac-
IS WOODEN and cotton fabrics of all kinds.
{" J. v. HUTCHINs.
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Newt. Travis patent fence seems to DO
all the 60 for gardens etc.
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march,

There was quite stin breoze from the
south during Tuesday and Wednesday.
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california canned goods at 25cts at
MoALLIsTRR's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-01

j am in receipt Of my spring stock OF
oods and respectfully invite the citizens OF
"a Marcos and vicinity, to call and get
sicss before buying.
4 Very respectfully,
j. v. HU TOXINS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-01

..as Flounciugs and embroiderie 9, In
-s;s.'i y.tterns. At J.. v. Hutchina.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-01

French Kid, Pump souled Shoes. only
90 per pair every pair, warranted. at
P. T, TALBOT.