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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01

wereono-e than pleased Win the az
dences OF careful and conscientlous
training they witnessed. Among the
many entertaining features presensess
none was better received than the
broom and fan drill BIZ the Young
ladies'. IL was such decided ss1cre~s
that Y viii be repeated at the Fonrth
OF July celebration. Following i thS
programme OF exercises rendered
Music by the Rand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01

Ox rux FAsgHAysS. The difficulty
aboard the steamer Fairhayen. caused
by Captain A. I'll Parser's dismissal
os Chief Engineer \. +. hruneFook,
WAS settled yesterday. The boat :
owners removed CAPTAIN Parker and
resnststed Chief gsrunbroek aud h's
men. Captain Charles +. Bergman
succeeds Captain Parker ~ master %
the Eairhavnn.
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Consequently these who intend to secure
lots Ia this addition. wiu save
money by making their in
yessfnes9fs before
July 10
SOME Of THE PURCHASERS

Among those who have thus far pur
chased ls's ia Reuton addition. are
Nh. J. K. Mcdonald, president OF the Sc
attle, Lake shore * Eastern Railroad
company: The King County Investment
Company, No. 2: Mr.. Leigh 5. j. Hunt.
proprietor OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Prosecuting Attorney Newlin; r. w. D.
Holerook, manager of the seattle. Lake
shore q Eastern Railroad; T NJ Reed IT..
register OF the United States Land ofEee;
frtd J. Grant. of the PosT-isTELII-
SEscEs; Mrs. Caroline Baker Stevens:
John A sleieher, editor OF Frank Eeslie's
Illustrated Newspaper; Mrs Elizabeth J.
Crawford; DR. David r. Bowman; B. Fl.
Roberts: Frank Z. Ware: d. X. How ard !,
Mrs. A. NJ. smith; Mrs. Martha George:
Miss ida Carter; f. G. Baird, and Others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01
Gs.4@s1@Gvn4p1ss
Real Estate and Financial
Brokers.

Agents for the property of Capt. William
Rentou, the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, the Puget Mil Company, the Co
iumhia Il Puget sound RAILROAD Com
pany, Mr. Cyrus Walker. the Seattle, Lake
shore 4 Eastern Railway Company, aud
the majority OF the heavy property owners
on Puget sound.
Room 10, Newiin block. Columbia street.
Seattle W ssh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01

r. - Af"t tNtkS.sES.
a. ~ pael'e school a, Black Diamond
.,.,' - VIA pleasant ANA appropriate
s,s r. las Thursday evrn,ns 4
So Ii'-i'sf Of the parrcns az the
4 - - - q. blei ~ she sehool house
&Ssssn," ~ tae children had Improved
~ 80 .efta under the t1saisee ri
SOD Ms. '. A Pussy and slaey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-01

A festival at rors Haliofk Thurs
sgAv night the prxseessfs "a 70 i0ss ards
5 ez.,iri,ssr an organ for the town hat,
attracted nuahsr ri young people
from Port Townsend a YseasAnt
tiuls was experienced.
The lssiSes as,i sscsety 81 tire FsrSs VI.
T.. church viii give rsenic 81 sao-
aualrnse Fails oa.tAe Fourth ef July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Dressmaitinq.

l ArfssT FRENCH STYLES copied aud
ueigncd for those who can wear them
~ M, wine. REINOLDS'S prices, as 10 - !;
II EAL French ACCORDION plea.ng. 25
cents yard; from | 10 As Inches
uccp. Why 50 cheap1 Because We are
Ine orlginators. Wholesale aud retail deal.
~ INC great quantity o. work we have
rom az parts OF the country enables u 10
90 II cheap. All orders for work or ma
C 1,hes sa1ress ~ FRENCH PLEATfNG
manager. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Rooms Uanteo.

A YOUNG MAN wants small furnlshed
"A room; fire in winter moderate, refer
ence. Address r., Tribune Uptown Oniee,
] .23S Broadway.
CITIZENS AND TRAVELLERS RENT
" ING EXCHANGE Rented 100 rooms
last week many more required this week
NO charges 20 rOolDers DCmins ices 10 par
ties having rooms 70 rent; register now
people are returning from the country only
good class rooms wanted We are reliable
and 1esponsible." Room p. Knicker-
booker Building, cor. 5th.ave. and l4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
FURNISHED Rooms.


A PRIVATE family would let neatly fur.
Al nishen rooms, en- suite or singly ref
elences. 30 West lith.st.. near 5th.ave.
A HANDSOME back psrlor, suitable for
"a doctor or dentist. Address Mrs. r.,
i0d t2d.st.
A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM to let
~ in a private house gentlemen oniy'
lO4 West 77th-st.
A BEAUTIFUL large. sunny parlor and
"A bedroom, furnished connecting bath.
room gas. bath. CRATE fire $40 Der month
private family. LEO. 125 West seth. ~.
A FLAT Of s rooms and bath good 10.
"A cation possession at once. THOMAS
& ECBERSON, 80 West 8oth-st.
A NICELY FURNISHED front room 10
"a let for ore or two; references eY.
changed GRAVEL 1s9 Fast 3sth.st
A COMFORTABLY furnished room FOR
"A bachelor. Inquire In Furniture Store.
5thaye. and 2sth-st.
Il OR ONE or two gentlemen large and
Il comfortably furnished room running
water closets, heated bath II desired; ia
strictly private house near l. station ref.
srsn~sa- COS Lsyinsinn.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
for Sale.

A TWO revolution cylinder press good as
"A new less than half cost printers
bookb nders' and elcctrOtypers' machinery
cheap. ISAACS, 3G Bcekman-st
A ROLL-TOP DESK for s25 feet roll.
n top for e45; Smiths roll-top desk. the
best made, specially desks OF all kinds.
+. III. MASON 90 William-st.
DICYCLE.-5O-lnch American Spaud ding
- bicycle In lrs- rate condition Toy 500.
e37 Lafay ette-aye., BroOklyn.
FOR SALE--A s25 DobsOn's patclt btil
L banjo with case, for sl5. Apply at
Room So 90 Nassau-sL
LOR LE.-Manufacturer desiring 10 re-
Il duce bis stock Of fine embossed leather
chairs and lounges. has real bargains for
cash buyers. Adde'S GENUINE BAR
GAINS" Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Boar0 Uanleo

City.
BOARD wanted by three adults one
ID large and one hall RON In nrst-, lass
location price must be very low. Ad1res,
terms and particulars PERMANENT,
T.. o. BOX 775
Nv ANTED BOARD.-Man and wife, three
w children, will let threo-story brown
stone, partly furnished, % responsible party
and pay some cash. Address BOARD,
Box 81, Tribune ONCE.
Country
DOARD wanted in Plainhebt, N. j., by
ID widow and two daughtersi quiet home;
references. Address Box "a, Seabnght.
". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Ores5maklna.

Orrssmakine.
A FINE DRESSM ARING from as;
"A siy lish ft guaranteed also DIRE -smakcrs
,rnt out. Call or write DRESSMAKER.
S45 oth-ave.. near 33d-st
4 PARISIAN drrssnaker. Just from Paris.
- MS nicely by new original eating
anu Pailsian chic. DIZAE.MERY. 329 5th-
4 ALL AND SEE welr's Patent system
" OF Dicsscutting learned In hours
simplest. most perfect hitting In thr world
every family should have one. HUTTON,
west 22d-st.. near 5th-ave.
n RESsMAKER-Flrs filter and
- draper wants fcw more engagements by
the day late OF one Of the leading houses
city references. D., go West 23i-st.
II REsSMAK ER.-By day long expert
- ehce; quick worker; perfect inter-
'ylish draper; femOdels; terms reasonable
references uneXceptlonable. Address By bet
tef Mira. 5. TOMBSTONE. 1877 T.. 1c3th-st.
n RESSNAKER- Partisan ; perfect dttor;
- moderate prices; short notice. 1873
west lgtli-st
II ASHICNABLE DREsSMAKING at
4 ! i3S Fulton-st. experienced latest
styles perfect MT; tailor measurements;
draping ana designing speciality: reason.
able prices apprentices wanted
NINE. THOMSON makes beautiful skirts
WI dnFina shs sumInr. 265 0th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
flats Go Get, Furnished.

II ENINGTON-AVE. 1,S2S Single nat
IL tWenty-fnDt houH.. seven rooms. includ-
ing bath extra large exceedingly light aud
coil all Improvements furnl shed cOmple,e
for housekeeping: 80; LOth-si. l. three
blocks bay window three Nights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

DOR SALE-COuntrv places, farms cot
Il tages. large and small in New-Jersey
and Long Island 200 acre place. 90 miles
from New-York. IN N: J: an elegant place.
Glen Cove. /. /. j. ". FIELDER, SO
1AOertv-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

nor SALE n EXCHANGE AT NEW.
L Ark. II. J.-ElegaBt 3-story and Eng
fsh basement. Nova Scotia granite front
iWeliing; 10 rooms; all modern improve
pauts, steam heated; furnished in hard
woods good location; near r. r. depots I;
.O,t $4,000; viii be solo low To close
Estate very litila cash required CHAS.
d. DUNCAN, cor. I'm and Pacific SITS.
Newark y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Uork nuanteo


Females.
A LADY desires employment Is aman-
"A uensls OF copyist. Address Mrs.
REED, 2S2 East 122d-st
n ASHER. Lady cashier and bookkeeDer
" would Ike q perm anent position thor.
0ughiy competent. Address PRESENT EN-
PL0YER. box "a. Tribune once.
4 ADY understanding shorthand and type
~ writing, also good pcnnan, wishes p0-
sluon willing g. 10 general oiice work
TRIAL, Tribune Qnice.
- TENOGRAPIIER and typewriter de-
~ sires position; Hammond machine;
moderate salary. G.. NJ, tribune ONCE:
SHORTHAND WRITER and csligraph
- operator desires position can bring rec
concentration from former employer. Adj
dress A. b.. Box 80, Tribune Office.
- TENOGRAPHERS and bennington oper-
- ators furnished TO business houses no
ccmm sslons. WYCK0FF. SEAMANS g.
BENEDICT 1927 Broadway.
< TENoGRAPHER and Remington type.
- writer young lady desires place rs
correspondent office experienced salary.
80. Address f: NJ. oSTRANDER. 1,105
Bergen-st., Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

nor SATE.-Ath great sacrifice Airing
L ton. N. j., Eric Railroad minutes
TO station acres, 100 feet dock property
handsome residence, 20 rooms: modern con.
geniences; finished in hard wood; heated
throughout; large yeran1a. conservatory,
stable ana outbufldings this valuable prop
erty will make desirable building sites,
AID will be sold for less than half OF us
cost 70 close an estate. WM. NJ. BAILEY,
ia BrOsd-st., Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

NOR SALE OF TO LET fUrnishsd.-ln
j MontclsiE N. J. q msnutes' walk from
station; very attractive house, o9it o
yeaTs rercpa5y painted and poIl..e1 IN
perfect oIdeT; 13 rooms lot 80 by 30 !,
with good stable; price. $3.50; or viii let.
furnished % s,ne m family for S75 NORTH
inquire on the premises, Lexington, ave
~. cor 1Ath.hk- city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

TOR SALE.-At Kingslan1, n. j.. 80 min.
4 utes from New-YoFk, 2 dwellings lots
195 feet square sl,100. 81 800. GEORGE
T. DODD. 6l9 Broad-st., Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

:, = oRiANFORD. 45 mlnutes from New
A Ysrl "a Central r, r. Of ON n. T. ,S dssis.
sble ffen s.n,t 'v lot loOx200; good situation.
barn s s,a a. Apply ~ wM. ID. BlGELoWs;
nes near 80 ualon Co., n. j., or CHAS. Leu
CT5sSSty9fl IsIden Lane. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
DLANDOME. ReauhfunY Situated

DLAND0ME.-B Beautifully situated on
j the north shore Of Long Island and
;ommanding Mmhasset Bay, II miles IRON
Sow-York City; 76 acres Of meadow and
EOOd land: the mansion (old styk), built
n 1919 in good condition, contains II
rooms high ceilings, panelled caslngs,
carved wood manteis. piazza 200 feet In
length July FURNISHED barns, nearly 81
Bow; gardeners cottage, numerous out
buildings boat and -batr houses. hOtbeds
.afge poultry yards fruit orchard; charHr
.nc anchorage for a yacht OF any size at
:rinine expense; location unsurpassed for
: Ccnreman's residence or large hotel
Apply 70 W. A. BARLOW, 15S Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

T. OR SALE or rent. near Short Hills sta
L tiOn, a country residence, 10 rooms,
several acres Of ground, and stable.
GEORGE r. DODD, G19 BrOad.st. Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

E.iTAPPIAsiEL 5d2 n vi. lasssd' ssO re
A real esiss ,ah mi .allOT; hardware, or
. uise,sy sore; sso a~9 s. MILFORD,
unfsrnissasSS orth-oye,, Psinhea, n, ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

I'D ASSAIC BRIDGE, n. J.-Fine 2-story
II French roof brick mansion. 40X50, 10
rooms, all improvements conservatory,
barn, carriage house. windmill, model hem
Oery. wire runs - acres high ground over.
looking Passaic River; shade. fruit, choice
selections near station, churches, schools /;
10 miles from city. ADRIAN G.. HEGE.
MAN. ! 32l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
domestic Gitnailons IL

4 ARETAK ER.-By reliable man OF good
- address 70 take charge OF country prop
erty for winter months, or permaneney
married no family can superintend manage
ment OF live stock, aud has thorough knowl-
edge Of all the details OF large private
establishment; highest references. b. H.,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

Blo@. ..rrTJyYT 100 acre daily farm, s.
An EyCELLt,.hic highly productive keep
"A isgf9eVe sjy wsiered cut SIS tons hay, !;
50 CO.'S nnei soase 10 rooms; Monticel.
good baii1I ,Isls. near ? fine axes; 81. 500.
y esp22ls1 UTni,BROOK, Port Jervis. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

A 7 fNi.NNs eoilsse. modern residence, with
"A from ti. nsd SS barge lawn. shade abund-
eooo ,1ris Win isrm over 100 acres; far;
meps PuS,, n desired a desirable home
sell sepS ann psrticularly for family having
for any on of 'eIiher sex 60 educate We have
sssdT 85Sh personal knowledge q r this PrSsBsgr
yiITTJIPS & WELLS, IIIouno nul..Ins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

ADIFS'. maids aud others 70 learn dress
L. making and cutting; ladlc, earn Sla
10 $50 weekly lesson day or evening.
Call or write Tor circular. STONES DRESS
MAKING PARL0BS. 3i3 jth-1ve., near
33d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

COOK.-By a man who understands Ger
~ man and French cooking; In family,
hotel or boarding house best references
Address COOK 2o7 East Houston-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

y edmond HILL. Long and.-For
IL sale. cottages. $3.50, S4.750. So 900,
s. 500; water. ali improvements. fine shade,
h6g9nt buildings: sites low. J. II.
FIELDER. SO Li5erty-st. GEO. FOWLER
premses
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
Proposed Pavements.

We learn it is proposed to make a side
walk from DR.. Daniels southwest corner to
the Methodist church. Messrs. Gid and
Frank johnson will join with DR.. D. in the
work, leaving only the space alongside OF
the old graveyard unprovided for. Our
people, we doubt not would contribute to
supply this gap. The proposed sidewalk
would be great public blessing, We hope
to SEQ it made soon.
Another proposed pavementis from the
corner Of Judge Woods place, occupied by
Mr.. Fielder, to intsrsect the street at John
Barbee's. This would be but small job.
while its benefits to a large number OF our
citizens would be great, It would connect
many of our mountain residents with con-
tinuous pavement to the principal parts OF
town, from which they are now separated
BY a space that is always muddy in wet
weather. We say, let us have good side
walk on this line.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
Church SOciable.

The second sociable of the Episcopal
Church met Thursday night at the hospita-
BILE residence of Mrs. NJ. j. Franklin.
In the spacious parlors were gathered
quite goodly number of the congregation
together with numerous friends from other
denominations, A short but appropriate
program had been prepa and was as
follows, instrumental Duett Misses Sto-
rey and Franklin, Bright Thoughts, Liability;
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Atkinson, I'd Better Bide
a Wee; Reading, Miss Story, A Charity
Fair; Vocal Solo, The Trout, Schubert, Miss
Abbie King; Instrumental Duet. The Jolly
Blacksmith, Misses Franklins; Vocal Solo,
MY Marguerite of long ago, Miss Nellie
Harper; Vocal Duett, Misses Franklin and
King.
The very pleasant evening closed with
Progressive Angling, and being st. Valen-
tines day, each guest received his fortune
in sealed envelope and matron and maid,
bachelor and benedict had the mysterious
future revealed to them.
One feature of the evening we must not
fail,to note, the soul cheering performance
of Professor Blucher the distinguished
foreigner, who with sklful use Of his harp
entertained us royalty, he was several
times encored. At half past ten the affair
closed with many assurances of pleasant
evening, and we departed promising to
meet some chosen house the third Thurs
day March.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
A Lullaby.
BIZ A. soRRELToP.

BIZ A. BORBELTOP.
Inspired by the Busting Buds Of Spring
In the papers quite plain
It is stated, that Blaine,
The plumed knight Of Maine,
Has invested some gain
In sand-lots on the plain Of Laredo.
And Mr.. Mcclellan,
He also has fell in
The sand on bank Of the broad Rio Grande,
And came back to Saint Markus
well, purity quick.
Aud Frank Donaldson too,
They say it is true
Found things rather blue
And 80 home he few.
Yet the fact still remains
That those csctifed plains
Are the home Of the bold billy goat
And the feet Texan hare
And other things rare,
And blest with the burro's mslOdious note.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
The Proposed street Railroad

Has received considerable attention from
our town council and has been discussed at
several meetings of citizens called by our
honorable mayor, Mr., Hardy, for the pur-
pose. The meetings were slimiy attended
and no general interest manifested. The
matter Of "hoss" cars, however, has as
sumed tangible shape and Messrs. Judge
Nix Of Lockhart and E. A, Vaughan, OF
Kyle are ready TO build line from the de-
pots to the river near Codes mill, via the
Cbautauqua grounds, csmplete and in OPP
Grafton by July LIST. The also will contract
the build the line around the square, for
the delivery of freight (Which would be the
chief source OF revenue). and extend the
track up Fort street from the northwest
corner of the square, up the street between
Fourqurean's and the Dial property and
turning at the corner Of the residence OF
David Ragsdale, run up Belvin street to
point not far from the residence Of Fl. Z.
Barber. This portion Of the line is to be
completed in the fall.
As inducement to carry out the work the
contractors, Nix i Vaughan require right
of way through the streets and alleys and
a cash bonus of 81, 200, payable on the 18th
day of March. The 81. 2Ooit is proposed to
raise by subscription.
The proposed tramway would be great
convenience during muddy weather, II the
road bed was properly constructed, and
would be big thing for children attend
ing school, as when completeit would run
within short distance IF the college and
the present public school and as transport
to Chatauqua hill. would be appreciated.
It would also tend to enhance the value
of property in the southwestern suburbs of
the town, a fact of which residents in that
section section seem fully cognizant.
Some Of our business men protest against
the road being built close to the sidewalk,
claiming that It would interfere with their
trade The contractors wsnt to run within
four feet of the walk.
P. 8. Since writing the above we learn
that at the meeting Of the council on yes
terday to take further action on the subject
owing to the strenuous opposition Of lead
ing citizens, it was decided to drop the
whole matter.
We should have stated that Mr.. j. s.
Travis, as represented by his son, J. F. is
considering the question of making the
the road in the middle of the street and
without any freight line.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
Society Notes.

The future seems brighter for society,
We have had few days Of good weather
which invigorates us and causes Dame Fa-
shion TO be consulted concerning what our
spring dress shall be.
A most enjoyable progressive euohre
party was giveu at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. v, Hutchins on Wednesday Of last
week, In honor of Miss Habicht, Of Austin,
Mr.. Fl. and his most excellent wife cannot
be surpassed in hospitality. All present
enjoyed the affair. The refreshments were
delightful. Miss Matte Hutchins did the
honors of the OCCASION in her usual grace
full way.
On Tuesday evening similar party was
participated in at the homo of Judge Kone.
Mrs. Kone certainly understands the art of
entertaining. The refreshments were serv.
ed beautifully and all passed of pleasantly.
Mr.. Hutchins and Miss Matte Hutchins
won the royal prize while Mr.. Daley Hardy
and Miss Jennie Mike enjoyed the BOBBY
trophy.
We had the pleasure few days ago, OF
meeting Mr.. Newt. Smith, of San Antonio,
who was visiting his sister, Mrs. Manlove,
of this place Mr.. Smith is charming so.
ciety man as well as an excellent business
manager.
We are delighted to learn that Mrs.
M. G. Young will remain among US. She
by her true womanly nature, as we'll as her
many accomplishing nts has won the hearts
of all.
We were pl eased to meet, last week, Mr.
Gilbert Hay, special insurance agent from
Dallas, who was guest Of Mrs. Prescott
and she, realizing the loneliness of our la
dies, called with the said gentleman on sew
eral of our girls We found him superb il
conversation, as we'll as being elegant ant
refined, and we will always welcome him to
our city.
Miss Lilly Mcbride is succeeding well
with her class in the Barrett system o.
drawing,
| The honest face of our townsman, Mr.
Dayid Combs again gladdens the hearts O
his many friends by its presence among us.
He has been absent some time on his ranch
and am sorry his stay will be of short dur
alton.
Mr.. W. II. Nance has recovered and
again appears in the front at our social
gatherings. We trust he will abide by the
advice of Sweet Sixteen
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
COronaI Notes.

o, the valentines! They were "huns, y
especially Prof. Spillman's. l appreciated
mine ever so much.
Our school was somewhat enlarged last
Monday by new scholar, Mr.. Scott, Of
Prairie Lea Judging the future by the
past we think it probable that he will grow
some more.
The Bellies Lettres Society met last Fri
day and was made much more interesting
by the vocal class. New officers were also
elected.
We had such sweet serenade on last
Friday night, that excelled all others.
Hope that they will come again.
We missed the bright smile of Mr.. San
die last Monday, as he took an extended
trip to Lockhart. A. SCHOLAR.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
FoR TIE CHAUTAUoUA.

Happening at Peter Seuberth's,
the merchant Tailor, the other day,
we were favored with an inspection
of bis large variety of samples of
mems wooden goods. No intending
purchaser could fail to be suited
among this fine array of suitings.
Pants patterns from $3.50 upward.
If YOU want the latest styles and best
qualities of goods at lowest prices,
call on Peter, the popular tailor. He
can sell you the goods, or fit you to
order. While naturally having a re-
gard for his own interest, Peter is
nevertheless a public beuefactor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-02-21
ALI the MaI From Japan.

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