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Prom Oregon.
unlsr's Pass, Orc. Jane rs, lssS,

uRAsr's Pass, Ore Jane 20, lenN,
En-. FHKK PREsa
I've promised 80 many to write tho de-
seription OF Oregon that Two forgotten all
but a few. IN write the description and u
Il IL worthy OF publication you will please
publish II for the beneht OF those OF our
country. fint, We commence on the oil
mate. II Is excellent, the days warm about
~ O'Clock, but the rest Of tho time Is pleas
ant. Nights very cool, rain plentiful aud
crops fine Fruit crop better than common.
Irish potatoes 40 cts. per hundred aud ev-
erything In proportion, A living 10 easy
made here. 1.-Two bettor every day than you
can live In Texas. and on Sunday, plenty OF
game to hunt, Squirrels We have TO poison
to keep them from destroying the gardens.
Valleys are small but are very productive.
No weeds at all aud easy cultivated. Raise
any thing you plant for I've cotton growing.
The mountains are all around aud very high
and stoep. but thero seems TO be plenty of
gold in them. The country il well watered.
Plenty Of hne timber such ~ pipe and fir.
The land Is very hard to clear for tho TIM
Der is so large one tree will make from ton
to thirty cords Of wood, and worth % per
cord. Boys can get work at the saw mills.
Good wages paid. Some vacant land close
to town, and plenty some 8 to 20 miles fur
Their back. Il Is the healthiest country in
the world; women are extraordinarily
healthy. No wind to amount to any conse'
quonce, Society is good. but different from
Texas. Any one landing hero will be di'-
satisfied and home sick for awhile, but II
you make up your mind to DO satisfied 1t
will be the country for one to live at case
and enjoy good health with little work.
Very Truly, CHAs. A. VOOLFOLK.
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deaooraile party We now Instruct the del
eeates from Hays county 10 the state con
yention to vote for Ross for reelection Al
governor, For this honor to him Nc will
DO rewarded with his great utility.
ID. a. Neigkbors, esq, offered resolution
tina this convention instruct it, delegates 10
vote forGeu. Henry +. Mccullough for
state treasurer on tho democratic ticket.
Unanimously adopted.
Tho following resolutions were presented
by 4. q. Mcbride. esq. which we're unani'
mously adopted;
Rsso!eei. That our delegates to the state
convention DO instructed TO use all honora-
bio efforts within their power TO secure the
nomination OF John r. White IN candidate
for ono Of tho Judges OF tho Court Of APP
peals.
Reso.red, That We instruct cur delegates
TO use all honorable means within their
power to secure the nomination OF tho Hon.
A. 8. Walker aud Judge Stayton as candi-
dates, for tho Judges of the Supreme Court
Delegates to tho Congressional oonven-
ton OF Hallettsville, Aug. 80, 1883. q.
Neighbors, q. b. Donaldson. Gins. II. Word,
WIN. Giesen, DR.. J. II. Pound and j. II,
Schmidt.
Upon motion of Capt. Ferg Kyle the del.
egates wore nstru cited In the congressional
convention to support Hon. l., W. Moore
for denomination for congress from tho 9Th
district Of Texas.
Delegates to representative convention
W. W. Puckert, J. @. Jones, ]. v. Hutch
ms, Thos. Everett, W. L, Stephenson, Ad
Adams, Ed J. l.. Green, Otto Groos, /. p.
@. McLendon, II. @. Hubbs.
Mr.. Chas. II. Word offered the foil owing
resolution which was adopted:
Resolped, That our delegates to the repre-
sentative convention be instructed to vote
for Hon. Geo. T. MoGehee, of Hays coun-
ty, as candidate for the legislature for re-
election, B. G. Neighbors, esq. made q
motion that they also supp ort Hon. ]. l..
Ellison, of Caldwell Co., for the same posi- =
ton. Unanimously carried.
Upon motion of s. b. Mcbride, esq. the
convention decided that any delegate could
send proxy to any convention to cast the
said delegates vote, written proxy being
required.
Capt Ferg Kyle called on Prof. Pritchett
to yacate the chair and G. B. Donaldson to
temporarily preside over the deliberations
of the convention. Capt. Kyle then nomi-
mated Prof. Pritohett for chairman of the
democratic executive committee OF Hays
county for the ensuing two years, and he
was unanimously elected to that position.
He stated that he had been elected chairman
of the precinct committee at San Marcos,
and upon motion Of s. B. Mcbride was in
structed to appoint chairman in his stead
in writing.
Upon motion of B. G. Neighbors the SEQ
rotary was instructed to furnish the news
papers of Hays county copy of these pro.
ceedings for publication.
Upon motion of Ell J. L. Green the con-
vention rendered vote of thanks to the
chairman and secretary for services rem
dered.
No further business claiming the atten-
ton Of tho convention, it adjourned, sine
die. JNo. L. PRITCHETT,
L. j. ROUNTREE, Chairman,
Secretary.
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Millseat.

The past two weeks have been all that the
farmers desired. They now haye their
cotton clean andwould like shower, as tho
ground Is beginning to crack. The pros
pect Is better than II has been since 'S2 for
big cotton crop.
The +. A. members had meeting and
dinner at New Hope church, The dinner
was success and enjoyed by all there. The
Alliance met and transacted business Of i'm
portance. All went off feeling that it was
good to have been there.
There was to be camp meeting near the
church. "A nice arbor was built and q
great crowd of persons attended Sunday,
but the preacher did not come. II was
quito disappointment.
Bro. Womack, the Misses Pound, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Wallace aud others from DRIP
ping Springs were among the disappointed.
Mr.. Jake Sorrells and mother, from Red
Rock, are visiting Mr.. Lee Sorrells aud
family.
The question Is not who will serve as our
officers2 but who will we get to serve? As
they do not announce II looks like the Of
fees are going q begging. What Is the
matter?
During one OF the thunder showers about
month ago largo live oak tree, about ~
feet from the residence of Mr.. Lee Sorrells,
was struck by tightening. Mr.. =. and his
wife were knoceed down and badly stunned.
Rev. Garrison preached to a crowded
house. He makes all feel happy by his
talk and presence. Wish he could come Of
tener. DEBRIS
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For sale.

A farm Of forty seven acres sixteen acres
Fugated. ten acres in ribbon cane. two sets
n dwellings about two hundred yards apart
tnd other out buildings. A hydraulic nam
pat supplies the dwelling with water thence
y a reservoir and a trough for stock, a
81 pond with German carp. the water
orks aud irrigation are from a spring that
rands the test of the dryest seasons A
POD bearing orchard Of peaches, pears.
'pD.ss. plans. cherries, hgs. grapes; this
property fronts the Rianco uver near town
Eo1li lake half IN San Marcos city prop
~ u n a dssirabls lOoztion. o. one half
rc~n. balance On tine 10 suit parchs-sr.
ne above property il one Of the foest
aees IN TsTss for the nursery business.
Tor further i-tornatiur siirsss
HOS. B. FORD.
!Eufsd Blsnoo. Blsoco Co. Tsr-
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Luxuriant Hair

Can only be preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free from dam
druff, and the body in q healthful
condition. The great popularity OF
Ayers Hair Vigor is due to the fact
that it cleanses the scalp, promotes the
growth of the hair, prevents 1t from
falling ont, and gives it that soft and
silky gloss so essential to perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy, Of Roxbury, Mass,
gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair, and what remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use OF Ayers Hair Vigor. ut
stopped the falling out" he writes ;
"and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair without staining the
scalp) to the same shade Of bropn II
had when was % years Of age"
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Ten Years Younger.

Mrs. Mary Montgomery, Of Boston,
writes: "For years, was compelled
to wear q dress cap to conceal bald
spot on the crown Of my head but now
gladly lay the cap aside, for your Hair
Vigor Is bringing out new growth. !
could hardly trust my senses when /
first found my hair growing; but there
It Is, and / am delighted. / look ten
years younger"
A similar result attended the use OF
Ayers Hair Yigor by Mrs. o. o. Pres
colt, of Charlestown, Mass, Miss Bessie
II. Bedloe. OF Burlington, VT, Mrs. ~.
Burton, OF Bangor, Me-, and numerous
Others.
The loss OF hair may be owing to inn
purity Of the blood or arrangement OF
the stomach and liver, I'm which case,
q course Of Ayers Sarsaparilla or OF
Ayers Pills, IN connection with the
Vigor, may he necessary 20 give health
and tone to all the functions OF the
body. At the same time, IL cannot be
too strongly urged that none OF these
remedies can do much good without
n persevering trial and strict attention
to clearly and temperate habits.
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co., Lowell, MAas-
sold BY Druggists aud Perfumers.
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A strange Hereditary reculiArsty.

The duke OF Slmonetta. an Italian noble.
man. who is making name rs musical
composer. Is the descendant OF long line
Of dukes who have strange popularity
They have jct black hair. aud Just above
the forehead white tuft- This they had
for long series OF years, until the father
Of the present duke was born some sixty
years ago lie had thick. curly head OF
brown hair. without q particle Of white.
aud with him II was supposed there was
an end OF the special mark. But his son
Is a tall. handsome man. with head OF
black hair. and he has exactly tho same
white taft.--New Orleans Times Demo
crat.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-07-12

Visitors to our Chautauqua
are hereby invited to call and
make the acquaintance of the
old reliable SAN MARCOS FREE
Press, now in its fifteenth
year. Always outspoken and
progressive. Office in Woods
building, up stairs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-07-12

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued since our last
report, June 2sth.
John II. Brown and Emma Giles
Saml Lowing and u. Jano Brown.
w. Il. Ivey and ]. q. Droddy.
Walter NJ. Denny aud Lola 81. Ellison.
]. ii. Lucas and Malisia Hedspeth.
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Patents Granted

10 eitlsans Of Texas during tho pasi week
and reported for this paper by o. A. Snow
a Co. patent lawyers, opposite U. 3. Pat
emit ONCE. Washington. ID. q.
J. A. Baohman. Austin. door eheok.
O. O. Echols, Granger, shearing aud punch
ing machine.
T.. II. Goslet, F. Worth, carriage top.
W. u. Maydsld, IT, Worth, Dental opera
ting chair.
J. OLSON. Corton Gin, treasure vault for
cars.
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Died

HEoToR-0n the 7th inst. Susan N. wife
of A. Il. Hector, of this vicinity. She left a
family of seven children to mourn her. loss
She joined the Methodist church when u
small girl and remained in that faith and
fold throughout her life. She died happy,
asking all to meet her heaven.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-07-12

Don't forget that the FREE
Pass office has much the best
facilities of all kinds for doing
any sort of job printing. All
work done promptly, in the
best style and at reasonable
rates.
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More Concerning the Case Of the Late H.
F. Vanlandingham.

F. Vanlandingham.
EDITOR FREE PREE:
In giving little notice Of the death of
B. F. Vanlandingham, which occurred some
time since, mentioned some things, part
of what he said concerning his treatment at
the poor farm and by his relatives; and some
one, over the initials Oft. V. L., seemed to
be- very indignant at me for said notice, and
threatened to hold me.responsiblo for what
said. As have not been called npon for
the proof yet, and for the benefit of said
party and others I will make more COM
plete statement Two or three days before
the death of Uncle Ben Gas we called him)
he came to my house, requesting Mrs.
Crocker to take charge of his property in
case anything should happen, And on be-
ing asked what he meant. he said he would
not stay at the poor house any longer, that
he would cut his throat from ear to ear first.
We tried to persuade him from his purpose,
but he insisted on an inventory of his effects
being taken, and so Mrs. Croker called in
o witness to hear his statement and inven-
tory. Intercepted him on his condition
in view of diverting him from his suicidal
intent. Said I: "Uncls Ben don't none
of your relatives come to see you and ad.
minister to your wants9" "No," says he,
mo one cares for me, out when had lit
tie business stand and was making my liv-
ing, then I had friends, Cor visitors
as you might call them) plenty. l cannot
live at the poor farm any longer; tho diet
there does not agree with me, and am dy
ing by inches aud would rather kill myself
at once" said to Uncle Ben that it was
wrong, he must not do it, and would get
him out of the poor house. And Mrs. @.
says: ~ will fix you up something to eat
(which she afterwards did until you get
away" NO." says he, "you need not for
would not get il if you sent it." and many
other complaints not necessary to mention
now. All Of which can be verified at any
time, and as for any issues that may come
mp on my part, think eau meet them,
and will try TO defend the memory of
Uncle Ben also. Now as 1 hear II said he
was insane, and told lies befor he died, and
90 on. Oh, how brave TO talk so of dead
man. No, he is not here to defend himself,
and in justice to his memory ! will say /
never heard Of Uncle Ben during his life
time a. being anything but an honest, uD-
right aud rational man, and 30 appeared
when he made these statements. Nov in
Justification Of myself only used part Of
what Uncle Ben said in order to try 20 get
him from the poor house. But before !
could perfect any Arrangements be killed
hinsslf. And the present keeper Of sid
farm told ne be would have not let me had
him out under any circumstances. / did
no. think Il night. under The circumstances,
not 10 make An effort % save the life. IL
could. q Unels Ben. Or any other person.
have not sriftsn tn Of hIs confession, and
hF. V. l. sr Kny one else wishes . fan
st.isnsut q, 70 ubs; b sid, they can. On
aupli-.fioz 20 ne. have 4 =; auy tine. 80 !
an tlrsys ready for The truth 70 Be pro
rzlgrtsi Rssp'ec-fullT-
w.. B. CuoorEz
ssu wzryos grly %. Tsss
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RED DIAMOND
Ice Cream ParlOT,
East Side Public Square.
70 the Farming Community Of Hays Co.
and Vicinity,

desire to say, that this season, rs in the
past, am in the market to buy grain, hay
hnd all other goods in my line. To better
tnable yon TO secrue the full value of your
Products, l have so arranged with all the tel
fphone offices that yOu may telephone to
pc at my expense any time you wish to sell
'nd will name you, direct, the highest
fnarket prices. This does away with all
gents and middlemen at a saving to you OF
he commissions it would be necessary 70
Pay them. trust you will zee the benefit
l hus derived. and telephone me when you
pave something in my line to sell. All pur-
Phases l make will be paid by checks on
banks at San Marcos. Respectfully,
IssY LAsDA.
pan Antonio, June IL. 5w.
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or (heap Stationery,

Pens. pencils, ink, paper, scratch books
and letter pads 60 to
RAYNoLps & DANIEL.
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We publish this week the announcement
of Mr. Phil Springer for district clerk. now
for the first time made separate Office in
this county. II elected Phil win make q
good one,
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4 The season for the sale of wagons is fast
and remind my friends and
customers that have full supply of the
Newton and Jackson wagons on hand which
d am authorized to sell at very close prices
sand on liberal terms. VIM GIEsEN.
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Printing! Printing!

We now have an experienced job-printer
Regularly engaged. All work promptly and
satisfactorily done. Leave your orders at
HE FREE PRESS office.
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We believe we have failed to motto the fact
that ut the solicitation of many frieAds Mr..
Representative Ellison has rseonsidersd his
determination not to run for reelection. but
will make the race.
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= Persons not subscribers who may ATTY
.o, time receive copies of the FnEh
MASS, will please understand tha' .hey
/are sen. simply rs samples IN the hope ]
\thst the parties addressed may IKE ~
we'll enough to favor US with their suoscr'P
tinns,
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Ice! Ice! Icel

The San Marcos Ice Factory is now in
Buccessful operation. Daily capacity. 5000
bounds of the purest and best ice manufact-
bred in the state. Bars from 25 to 100 lbs.
Furnished. Prices moderate.
Tom CODE, Prop.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson is now closing out her
handsome stock of summer millinery AT
greatly reduced prices.
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On the day following, Sunday 9Th inst,
at Seguin, Mrs. French Smith. sister Of
Mr.. Hector, aged upwards of 80 years. She
was one of the very earliest pioneers Of this
portion of West Texas.
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-Apropos Of the Publio interest N me
Bible at the Hill this week. you shouin
know that the depository OF the bioie DO
ciety is with Reynolds Il Daniel where YOU
will End Bibles and festaments OF the NOS
perfect printing and binding, IN any rye
Al cost prizes. Call and eKAtaIne.
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Vim. Giesen reports the sale OF several
Sorghum mills and evaporators. and still
takes orders for more at bed rock prices.
|He is also agent for the Enterprise windmill
|of which he has sample.
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close bargain in White Lawns, Colored
Lawns, Piques, India Linen, Worsted Dress
Goods, Ladies' Hose, Fans Handkerchlefs'
cIoye, and Parasols. DALEY i Bios.
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COUNTY OF HAYS.
I, Tom H. Glover, Cashier of tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
Tom II. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of July, 1888.
I. II. JULIAN,
Notary Public, Hays Co., Tex.
Correct-Attest:
d. A. GLOVER,
g. w. DONALDSON, Directors.
j. V. HurcHISs.
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,rsIyAL or PASSENGER TRAINS.

,,va PASS SAN MARCOS Az FOLLOWS;
!. SG. N.
MAIL, MAIL -,
North, s,96 A. NJ. and Gao p. NJ
uo,.R South 900 A. NJ. aud 1895 Z. Nj.
II. b. a. IL.
,:ss "a, Marcos 9:laa n, M. and $40 pm.
.H D,"as 800 q. m. aud Gas pm.
M gs2 makes connection at Taylor Tor
Palestine. w. oo''''.' So ''',..
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See the elegant variety of scratch books
at marvellous low prices at
RAYNoLDs Il DANIELS.
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Airs. Reed has retired from the San Mar,
cos Hotel, and Is succeeded by Mrs Ham.
ilton.
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Hardy & Co are constantly receiving fresh
goods in their line and are prepared to give
bargains in groceries for the cash. They
make specially of picnic goods, California
fruits In variety, etc,
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BILIOUS COLO.

Inmodizts rellef snd q speedy cure for TIE
vorsf eases q Bilious Cole II found IN TIE 'ise
q Celifns Agus Cure. Asa ra1i>a- oof-
rsczzse q al Bilious Disorders = has 10 -9u2A
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Honey,

All kinds. Send me your orders or leave
Them with Christian & Wills, my agents. j.
pr. KrLLoueH, Proprietor Fossil Hill Api'
aries
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fhs Garns,t Hutehins controversy still
'draRs its slow length along"
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DIARRHGA or TLUX.

Tlur- Fdarrbosz. srl1 an Summer Complaints
arr r-.r1r5ete1r ehecked and cure1 y ieg
bnurs ~ Collfna Agus Curs. lEl n
50 ...-v~fs-s ~ a. Tssis-1 81 g ca BstlA
FF-Isi ---- Drtir- - crrT - ~ coLLIht
FFrsTrT cFETTET E1KIHzc. - kt.rsus
cOlIss SOS. Disc C. 81. U1iS, -
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Understanding New.

am now prepared to buy, sell, exchange
|or rent ont all kinds of second hand furni-
,ure. q, VoaELsANG.
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Geo. W. Knight. Matchmaker and Jewel
or east side Plaza, San Marcos. ny29
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The highest cash market prices paid for
,ats. Sacks on hand. WIN, oikshS'
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ID EPORT OF the condition Of the First
~ National Bank of San Marcos, Mt San
Marcos, In the State of Texas, at the close
of business June 80, 1888:
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lei Thomas, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the beat Of my
knowledge and belief.
z l. THOMAS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
rsEAL.I this llth day Of July. 1883.
RD. r.. KoSE.
County Judge. Hays county, Tens
Correet-Atiest: J. W. NaSoE,
HANfETT HAKDT,
In. J. l. GEEr,
Dirscfors
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ST. LEONARD HOTEL.

ST. LEONARD HOTEL.
The citizens of San Marcos
and surrounding country are
invited to call and make the
acquaintance of the "St Leon
ard Hotel" when they have
business in San Antonio. No
where in Texas can nicer ac-
commodations, better fare, OF
more home comfort be found
for $I.5o and $2.oo per day
STREET CARS AND STAGES PASS TIE Dooa
PHINEAS p. LOUNSBERY,
PROPRIETOR.
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Capt. J @, Storey announces for county
clerk this week. Everybody knows him.
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Some of the things you will find at H.
Hardy & Co.'S:
Fresh Prunes, Fresh Currants, Fresh
Pearl Grits, Fresh Cerealine. the celebrated
Princess Tea, Garden Seeds, Onion Sets,
Irish Seed Potatoes, Uncavassed Ham,
Breakfast Bacon, and in fact everything in
Pie way of Staple and Fancy Groceries at
prices rs low as the lowest.
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Fop PRrsrRvEs:- jackson Shin Goa"
best spices. hAfNoLpS " D"NiN"
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Ics cream furnished IN any quantity at the
N RED DIAMOND.
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For soaps, perfumes and toilet articles go
, RAYNoLDs T. DANIEL.
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...,,,,,,r no communication published unless
..,,,s,,. real name accompanies u. not for pub
's unless desired but tor our osn benefit
ntoteetiOn.
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T,aWhOn e. Bass,
Druggists.

Ice cream and cooling drinks of all kinds
AT the Blue Front. north side Of the plaza
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-07-12

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-07-12

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