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BOOK NEWS.

How little the title Of Book tells you! Even you
all the Books how many have you time to get
at the inside of!
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn. Wo send it out once month, a-brim with just
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world By the best Judgment of the
best judges it tests the Books and says why this
Book should be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait &C. Soc a
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER
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THE GENUINE
y ID N H o + Fs6
MALT EXTRACT

bLo1 NU IHIIINE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convslesceuoa
Weak Children and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW SAYS OF
IT. suffering from an attack Of Illness which had moi
only reduced my strength but brought on extrem.
exhaustion from inability appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
awinegassfu three times day Its use was followed
BY marked eects-1 Food, which had heretofore beer
found to pass the alnentary canal unchanged d.
Rested properly. g. There appeared An increased
POWER of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the signature
OF Johann Hon' on the neck of every bottle. Al
Others are worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna Nav Yori
Office: Barclay ST. Sa:S-tu thks
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Capitol TOpScs.

fht HOUSE, JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
has reported unfavorsbly Mr.. J. d. Tayiors bin u
relieve women In the District OF COLUMBIA and ths
territories from certain judicial disabilities as 70
property rights, &C.; and Mr. Thomas brl &c
make II misdemeanor 20 use q womap's picture
Ior advertising purposes without her consent
TINS last bill was suggested by the frce use that 4
being made OF Mrs. Cievelands features In chrome
advertising slips and cards The COMMITTEES re-
ported favorably the bill 20 permit trust ana
security companies 10 20 on the bonds OF Govern
inent employees
sHKDs N THE CANADIAN nAuS
Mr.. White. OF New York. offered 0 rcsolu-
tion requesting the Postmaster-senerA 20 In
form the House whether any stated law
prevents the mailing in Canada Of seeds,
plants and bulbs grown by American
citizens on American SOIL ana II there Is no proyi-
son 2. law prGa1Sss wnsSnsr Re has
and bulbs lawfully mailed by Amencan
sedmen IN sn WSa t 70 "i stacs
over American seedInen IN The way OF postage AZ
the rate Of $40 ton. In case the Postmasser-
Of incoming mails Tor evidence Of tSesr uss
by American citizens. he Is requested 20 In
recent postal treaty or provision OF law
the Officers or the postal service OF the United
States are authorized 10 place an espionage on
said Canadian Iaaiis
Rev. sheldon jackson safe.
The rumor that Rev. Mr.. sheldon Jackson. noted
Indian missionary, was drowned In the skirna
River. Alaska February 90 as published In a t~ie-
gram from san Francisco In yesterdays STAR, n.
learned to-day TO be Incorrect A gentleman ga
this city received letter from Mr. Jack son dated
March az his address would be oltkA. ALASKA He
old hot intend starting Tor Alaska last Monday
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AUCTION SALES.
GEo. W sTicKNEY. AUcTIoNEER. ass F.

IEO W. sTICkNEf, AUCTlOSEER $3.50 T.
TsgsTEEs SALE Of VALUABLE uslMpRoyEp
fSp NoRT IN 18th STREET BETWEEN
By virtue Of deed Of trust to us dated June "a
1850, and duly recorded In Liber No 1927. folio
$50 ct seq one Of the land records for the District
thereby we Will Offer for sale in front of the prem
isea on MONDAY, THETwELFTH DAY OF MARCH,
A 1883, at 80 O'CLOCK y. m. the following de:
scroed real estate in the city Of Warrington, District
o. Soiumpis, 70 wit: Lots numbered forty-one !4n
1.-TWO t4) forty three (43) and forty four t44 IN
uI0).
Terms Of sale: One cash. balance in and
years respectively for which the promssory notes
o. tne purchaser must be given TO bear interest sx
lOl per eentum per annum from day Of sale payable
semiannually, and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash, st the option OF the pur
chaser deposit Of 800 will be required on each
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with IN ter days
otherwise the trustees the right to resell o.
risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser after nve days
advertisement
JAS II. MARI g38 Est.
JOB BARNARD. 500 5th g: NV
THgksbiY. he f1f FEE "a DAY 81 MARCH.
1855 same hour and PLACE
mhls-a.. J J6S B a MhEhb Trustee.
,tETHE ABOVE SALE IS .PosTPONEp TO
WEDNESDAY,, M ARCH TwENTY-FIRST, 1885,
same hour and place.
mills J J6S H H MAHHD Trustees
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MEDICAL. DO.

mn LEON pYyYc
mh15-1m' 46f 81 NV
1NR ALBAUaH SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
XDtseases peculiar TO LAdteA Married or Hingia
Prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed Charges
moderate Once hours ~ 70 2 and to y. m. DR..
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
. Physictau in the City,
sts. n. ".
a. Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
Ss ssiiesiy conndsntal ecpersts rooms for ladtes
NINE DE FOREST. LON0-EsrABLIsRED AND
Xnreiable LAdte4 Pkysieixn can be consulted daily
TO ~ ,. m with Lsdiss only mh3-ims
AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE sERvICEs or An
~ female phyectsn should consult Nrs,
lin sad i3si y. PaTt Il:s. SSs bss :pa Gs.d
Di Gs. MOTIFS xe1Eca fowpERs ARE TIE
erost nasal sktn trophisa urinary disSascs cusod
y re ,1rsy ,saEhs heSza krtes - psr box
nstufsl wselnsss ie q Yaiisy strvoos as5ifss:Ss.
nyii sF1H i66iiso 3 es %. sss :s "a
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer

T'HoMAs BOWLING AuctlOneer.
On sATGkpHY: MARSH sE 81 ANTEfiHH 1883,
mhI5-2t "'0'' 'O"''snn'en@
PRovEb ~ sA4 4E Of NXAHTABIE LOT IM
AND 1705 EIGHTH STREET NORTH NORTHWEST IVES .o'
heb by Er 1ss Of deed Of trust to dated Noyem
429 ct seq one Of the land Of the district 4
OF note and At the en Of the holder
@ yF II hsSp a 19 hs
ST situate in the city Of Mashnsson Part
same at point 43 feet inches from the south
seSse ass s the lime
Sacs ~ ~ lee, Inches thence west 90 feet to the
be said of Lot BY reason Of certain Judgments
against The ; present owner q said real ab
tied at the sale. ~
c. Ir ana n ss 0 the money IL
sae in equal with interest q
Il Of Of Ss ; to .
deposit Of slOO be paid at the time OF sala All
ss days daS d p s.s
the rgnt to resell At the r.k md Tie
tisement in The EVENING STAR newspaper
mhns,7al4s4 GEO II s sfiShsl1 Trs xsss
WALTER b. WILLIAMS x CO.. Auctioners.
X.
BY virtue q deed q trust A a sted November
nS tSs lG o
.hs ss Hy OF Il tie srt there
@ MGhca -sf
IN scSeas attached said naed 70
s,$sSesrS Walnut cSsI s.' wen Wen
Ash Chamber suites Hair and Husk Mattrssses, Wire
r Wnda nd other
goods mentioned in schedule marked ANNEXED
mhi4-3t WALTER B WILLIAMS. Trustee.
ZINE BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
hHh rsE sTSEETs AND Fir
fsas HF FIVE S Sckoax THn
m y, ri y ?;ssfss 2
Ssff that ;a asaa 4 Sss
chasing and not ready TO build st win thus have
Terms 1900. with per cent interest from day Il
sale. TO remain on the property until May 10th, 1850;
q e WITH 4
q the Selsssins after azs aye pub
mh7.d DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
|" TIE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on
account OF the weather until TUESDAY, TWEEN
mhI4s aAhoh SAND b6 HSS aaS saos Auc.
VINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr
fEEEMPr9RY SALE Of g SoNJRAcI9Rs IA
E ExSiSSy;SiTSSSSS SS Win TWO scoSiA aoHSiSaa
ALSO,
EEL WINS Edp FSHGE PANP s sH2y
BLACKsMirHiNd TOOLS &C. so
HORSES. CARTS. Mg AIsss WAGONS HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTIETH 1855, at
Reservoir back Of Howard University. will sell With
TO which have been added the following valuabl.
articles aTd belonging 70 the undersigned .,,,,,,
ys tfR SGN6s SSr 2EE
gIl3; ONE WEIGHING IL TONS 800 POUNDS
so, aYs Gn 5SzEEt4 REAkEs PATENT WITH EN-
rrrgriaSHR THREE. Toys VA sEfE1 Raj. WEIGHING
R e foSfPs hEs sHS & EEk T SSs5
ING ~ YARDS Sf EACH . FEEL oAoo.' HOLD
THOMAS Ssi BOWLING Auc.ons JEFFERSON a.
, swT HE, ARSyE SALE TSAxo1pAgIr POST
same hour and place.
rHSk assf b5SSew11so Ano.S G. JEFFERSON "a
oS SH1 S ssyP5 5 ,ss q ~ Yk asr GraH
asEEaH lssI sseA
sH6P. a5.la FEET HIGH.
.! 1.-THE 49 ~ sALS e Pos1ResHp N CON:
" '::1% hs sa md ssAS
rH5 ~ Gssi bowI1No Auc,, g rErEAs1S GO
=
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Two mine1, Henry Toaand ana WIN. Nasteu
were kllled N KAnAWha county, WA
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NOR RENT-SFvFN-ROOM PRESS BRICK BAY
II window. lstrob-s. sanitary plumbing large yard;
cars h-ruics and departments. 2219 n ST.
mh14-3ts
IroR RENT-is0e Is II ST Y w. s26 30; 2I5
II A at e. $50: l3y Wilson 81 8 roous, $40; 4s0
j -. rooms. ell. WI r. HOLTZMAN,
mhl3-3t l:r2 II It. u ".
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Is19 2lst st., ST.. new. s35
A good room for busi-
ness, % story, 20a40. 90
3l;}5 I st., Or. ........22.50
i HOS b st. ne. Is
.INk1NS. 18th and II sts.
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J. a. ~ rooms. slL WI y. H0LTZMAN.
mhl3-3t 1921 st Nv
I,oR RLNT-HoUsEs- 1914 sth st. n w.. Oh. 81
II lgl Sunderland PL. l2Ol 18th st. NV. 7r. .35
yv.l0r.S - fur-s15 1nf 100 y. Ii. ave Or. 30
"a sn-w.. ~ rs. loo Cor. l7ih and Boy SIS,
55! isT.sS III III lob e 8. W. sr
liz 10Th st NV. fur sOl J. ave. Sc. llr. %
$50, unfur go ny 9TH ST. Tor.
I'll Ast- Sc. l3r---...1 1923 Goth st-n rs. 20
J ~ St N. l2r. 20 1917 l0:h stn-w., q rs. 20
1879 f,s Nv IG5 i9Ss st. Iw 10 80
.U5 81. NV 9rs.....5 so 25 Myrtle IS
1o9Z 18th n " l3r 45.eo 2g43 10th q. n-y-4r 10
65i 1 st nv 9r......40 aud Il, q and NY Az.
l-Of TN St n q y, nv. rs...-..-..--.-lo
store 1890 Pa Az n lies store sos 7th st. SWIRL 5
oS1Gs Bulldog rn.io s ssSFs ~ aEs st Isl IT,
rSosai we - 49f ~ ST. NV: Sd ~
At xw.. tir.....-...-.:}54 Az Ii. sv,2 basement
Vernon Row ras sac 80 Stable rear 40 t.n.w..7
hooks FOR fu list call al ONCE for bulletin issued on
the LIST aud 18th lmhl3l THOs. Z WAGGAMAN.
I,oR RENT. 9Th NE DOORS FROM F.
house: hall. gas and bath; large yard Apply sl5
Penn. ave. NV. mh7-10t'
l,OR RENT-rHREE NEW FOURROOM BRICK
ue hi $40 EACH R.I AMY ssf T. i44
New York ave. Dhl2-6t
I,oR RENT OR SALE-NEw THREE-STORY NINE
n room House. PA 3 ne. well built; dAsrsbly 10
Gated. mod inns furnace crate. cellar, large closets
Aprly 20 OWNER, 5Oi stanton Place opposite.
I,OR NT-FURNIsHED-i64O 2lsr n w.; IL
BEaiI- BROWN CO.
mhl0-lw 1321F at NV.
II l5l5 9th q n.x,srsas 1427 5th NV. Isr s3s
;';il r. ave. nv, Tor 40 l2l2 lth 1or....40
l4l3 Corcorsn W, Tor 80 l0S SO, brick, Or IS
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CHANGERYn SALE AZ on FINE DUMMIES AND
kEsIDENT PROPERTY. IMPROVED
.,BY virtue q e decree Of The suprsms Court Of
iSss IL Equity Cause ~ 10, 5iS, John ausss "
1 EnnoStn hurst We viii cell, q Euhlc snct!Qp, q
IEENTH, 1885, at the hours named. the folloWinr
"A HAIF-PAsT FOUR J: NJ, the south twenty Gao,
test front oy the depth Of lot hye 5I in sQus tee
hundred and twenty-fo t324h tmpeVvsd By . nne
new swo.stSry brick house With ~ ModsFn Improve
No 2o7 18th street nosthwest Lot contains 1000
MfIsE I: ~, the north sixteen Q0 feet four and
inches (4 inches front By the dspth Of lot
three (S2sO. improved BY Q substaht1al two-stofy
s Ds,es 9SlSns nov under rent being ga lit
FEET; aQfoos Alley IN rear nE.t buildlng below Penn
thisd ~ o OF s1 x py,chsss mere.
t.,ss II option psfsrrsa g;yssts e 3. sscal
st $500 dsle1t e ssoA lOt REQUIRED S ume Z ~
dsys osssrsiss ss.ssis VIII s %sSs q she 7 go
Cost c q 6ei.nltins puEcAasae Al csqSsyan0aAG G
The :6oys property may slso b purchased Ell rvaas
AEDREw n pUvALL.
r3SHs ~ ~ y 2 A n.ws rxu.Su-.
W'dsds go Ia sya n.v~J
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EDR RENT

LVK KENT
II 20l0 q St. l2rmis6.
lHlS I ST .l2r .flIrnace.6 81
2D'.1 y st sllr.. mi -
lsOO q 81, Sr.....,...-..f.
flf-3ft GEO W.
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FoR THE Nervous.
THE DEBILITATED.
Medical and scientific skin has at last solved the
problem Of the long needed medicine for the nsrvous
dsbitated and the AGED by combining the best nerve
toncs Celery and Coca. with otner effective remedies
which, acting gently but efficiently the Kidneys
liver and bowels. disease restore strength aud
renew vitality. This medicine is
CELERY COMPOUND.
1t fills place heretofore unoccupied, and marks .
new ere In the treatment Of troubles Over
work. anxiety. disease lay the foundation Of nervous
prostratton and weakness and experience has shown
that the usual remedies do not mend the strain and
paralysis OF the nervous system.
Recommended by professional and business men.
Send for CIRCULAR
Price sl.oo. Sold By drussista
WELLS RICHARDSON co,
Proprietors
Burlington, Vt
6ozoDoHr.
A GRATEFUL oDoR
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth BY the aromatic
hOZODO ONT
Which makes the teeth white and radiant pol
shed porcelain. and contains ingredient that u
haghly beneficial 10 both guma end tsath.
TAs Lyric and Dramatic professions arc loud In their
pyAises Of
a17-6m sOZODO ONT.
DsndruR and other scalp dissases ars
promptly cured By HYDHoxArHrHoI
Is DEAD Soar, which 10 equally sficacteas for
botches pimples. rough akin ohapDed
HAIR hands or lips. and al akin affections
While Il % highly medicated IL u sweetly
FALLING psrfumsd. making Il IN elegant and O.
Il koxl~A ~snska A. q hal p,
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DELEGATES ZOE SuRRMAM.@Tho republican con
ventaon Of the thirteenth Ohio Con9ressaonal dis
tcs yesterday elected Is oelegates 70 the HationA
gates VIII vote 20 nominate senator Sherman fol
fTesidenk This was the frse q t. dislTics oon
vontions IN the stata
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ABOUT -FOUR HUNDRED PAIRS LADIES' AND
- CHlLDREN'S SHOES AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1888
commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK within INV nnc
ton rooms, l shall sell the above Consignment
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. BosroS.
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EoR RENr-UNrURNIsHED
I.s.yI an ~ - ISr

1.'OB kENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HO
II with modem IEl provemeuts. newly papered
y - Sc. key st SEQ. s16 IN advance. Owner al
seth = NV. mh2
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-02-02
Martindale,

At Inst we have some genuine sunshine
and our little village assumes its look OF
prosperity, while its fields are dotted with
plows and planters.
Our school has revived from its temporary
relapse during the cold weather, and each
morning seventy happy, earnest children
may be seen trudging on their way to school.
Its jealous patrons and trustees have fur
nished it very comfortably, for its rooms are
full of good, patent desks, while new stoves
and plenty of wood make them warm and
coy during the cold weather, SO that pupils
ard teachers, encouraged by the interest
manifested, are working heartily and we'll.
Nor are we lacking In the 'gentler arts, for
In connection with our school we have q
nice music class under the management OF
Misc Lou Baker who ls earnest and efficient
in her work.
We regret to notice the departure of Mr..
8. L. McCullooh and family from our midst.
They make Seguin their future home. Sue
cess to them.
Rev. Mr.. Dodson and lady, from Seguin,
spent fifth Sunday here visiting relatives
and friends,
Tie infant son of Mr.. r. Crunk is SER
iously ill.
Master Glenn Ellison, who has been quite
sick, is convalescent,
We regret to notice the sad deaths of
Mrs. Smith and son, from the vicinity Of
Blanoo, They were buried here last week.
Mr.. Jesse Jennings left on the 31st for
Concho. We trust that Martindale and its
attractions will not suffer him to tarry long.
Madam Rnmor reports another wedding
soon. More anon from the
Jan. 30th. Two MARYs.
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LaWhOn & Bass.
Druggists.
MiinhnrlY.

We have had some beautiful weather, fol
lowed by rain last night anc dismal gloomy
weather to-day.
The farmers are losing no time. Some
are sowing oats while others are busy pre-
pairing their land for other grain. We also
see our blacksmith, j. L. Egger, actively
engaged with his hammer making theil
plows and other tools anew. Some 8 or 1C
bushels of corn was stolen from Mr.. e. p.
Laney's IN i'll, ct Yell, last Wednesday night
About the same emount was stolen from
P. and q. T. Wimberly's mill last Friday
night. We have no love for q thief.
Davis and Wallace, of Dripping Springs,
we're in Wimberly last week on business.
They offered E. P. Laney $4,000 for bis
property at Yell, but he would not sell. He
is going to move the machinery from Yell
to Martindale Station.
The mumps Is no respecter Of persons, az
one of our school teachers is complaining,
and says: "Ohi its the mumps know"
DR.. Harrison, from Dripping Springs, was
in our village last week. He was the guest
of Mr., and Mrs. 2. T. Wimberly.
E. B. George, from FIscher's Store, Is In
our town to-day.
Miss Addie Cruze made several calls in
and around our village last week. No mar
rage nor deaths.
AFR1EsD TO THE FREE Pass.
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DriftWOOd.

| There Ia no loonl news of any importance
| in this vicinity and no sickness of any con-
| Sc qnence.
| The farmers are looking forward with
bright anticipation. The land is In fine fix
| for blowing.
l think the correspondent to the Times
from this place ia mistaken in preference to
the Farmers Alliance. or course there are
some members who expect too much in so
short time, but we say to all such, BIO pa-
tient and watch faithfully their best interest
Let our motto be watch, work and pray,
remembering chat in due time we shall reap
if we faint not. BY tho way, believe one
one occasion the Disciples were not fed I'M
til the fourth watch. However 1t will not
take any longer to haul provision obtained
through the exchange to the different points
In the mountains than 1t will from the
merchants, and If we can save one dollar
per barrel on -four lot us save it.
We would suggest 10 the farmers of this
country to go slow with regard to the great
immigration scheme, Monopolists and cap
italists ruined the south. Our grandfathers
paid out vast amount Of money In the
purchase of African slaves which resulted
In resolutionizing and the subiugation Of
our own sunny south; yes their own sons
and grandsons had to face the missiles OF
death hurled at them by the colored man
for which they paid their own money, and
the very element with which this grand
movement, rs 1t is termed, may flood this
country, may result in revolutioni zing and
causing the overthrow of the best form OF
government In the world. Whom can 1t
benefit but the railroad magnate and the
knightly landlord (whose name detest) In
boarding up more wealth and to the en-
slavemont of the poor white and oolored
race and the poor Immigrant, who may be
deluded and brought here through the
agents Of these grand monopolies2 There arc
more poor people here now than are get
ting a respectable living, owing, in q meas
ure to the successive droughts; then what
can we expect IL the country should be
flooded with thousands of immigrants, but
Nihilism. Anarchy and ruin, But perhaps
/ am makinga new departure, so will say
no moro this time. j. W. MoOLNToCK.
See announcement of ]. N. Turner for
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Our Special Clubbing and Premium
Lists.

JlStk.
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proportions, all of which are only applica.
BILE to new subscribers, or such old ones as
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other year.
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zette and the FREE PnEss both at $3.50.
2. The New York Weekly World and
rEKz PRESS, with book premium, all for
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both for s2.4O. The Washington paper
viii give the proceedings of Congress and
other matters of interest about the National
capital.
T. DerDorest's Magazine and the FREE
Prrss at 50 SO for both. Demorest Is the
ladies favorite, and vithal is a strong sdvo-
cate Of temperance. See advertisement
g. Ths Galveston Weekly News and FRI
PnBs At So = year for both.
G. The Detroit Free Press and the San
Marcos FREE PEEss at the wonderfully Low
prios Of s275 for both.
2. Wonderfully liberal Book premiums 70
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See also cur regular Clnbhing Liz for
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LOckhaTt.

Miss Annie Peck. one Of Gonzales most
lovely girls, returned home via San Antonio,
and win spend one week with the family
of ]. F. Camp, Of that city
Mrs J. J. Williamson also took her de-
parture for San Marcos to-day, and things
look little lonely for the Parson-"
A series Of meetings are being held at the
Christian church, and the attendance and
interest Is good Ed. J. J. Williamson is
the preacher.
W. II. lawson was acquitted Of the charge
Of violation Of the Sunday laE. He took
some pictures for fun, and vas nAliciously
prosecused b. person 70 whom be had
given some trivial ofenes-
When ksari Of the tEo of6cials Of yOur
tszn shooting a. each ether On the spur Of
the moment. I sid Pity they we're both
s-ch poor shots Bot after having tine
20 think i ever. an really CAD hey nniss
i esch other ard male frisuds- Tie
sl1atuz maze thsrn heross- and forZivIng
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-02-02
For sale.

A farm Of fortv-seven acres, sixteen acres
irrigated, ten acres in ribon cane, two sets
Of dwellings about two hundred yards apart
and other ozt buildings. A hydraulic ram
that supplies the dwelling With water thence
70 q reservoir and 10 a trough for stock, =
Ssh pond with Germsn carp, the water
-orks and irrigation are from q spring that
s.aods the test Of the dryest seasons. A
good bssring orchard Of peaches. pears,
aurlss. pluus. cherries, 6gs. craps; this
property fronts tie Blz1eo rivsr near town
I -oulf take haif 10 san Marcos city prop
erfv II in q dssirzble losEuon- q one half
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