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HOW'S THIS I

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh TINT cannot be cured
by taking Halls Oatarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Propr's, Toledo,O,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able to carry
out all obligations made by by their firm,
WEST & TRUAx' Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, o.
WALDINa, KMNAN q MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, o.
E. II, VAN HoEsEN, Cashier. Toledo, Ma
tionrl Bank, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price Toe per bottle. Sold by oil
Druggists. my13 I'm
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Our Chautauqua.

We clip the following from the Austir
Statesman of Tuesday. We presume II u
"oficial :"
The original Chautauqus enterprise o.
Texas, will open its fifth annual session a
San Marcos, Texas, on June 10th, and con
tinee to August 1st, 1883.
Rev. n. II. DuBOse. Of Los Angeles, Cal
superintendent Of abstraction, will condue'
the Sunday school normal
Rev. J. z n, GaIbrAith, San Marcos
vii be in charge Of the @. L S. G. depart
nsut Prof. g. H. Rove. Of Baylor Re
male college, Of Bolton Texas. viii conduct
the musical normal institute.
Professors Walter staoheld, suPsrintsn-
dent Of The public schools Of San Antonio
TsrAs. AID A. A Thomas. pri1eiPal Of The
Coroual Institute. San Marcos ~iIi Con-
dus, the tssehsrs' normal instit7ts-
Many Of tie lssiIng Iasn Of this and 9th
sr s,s.e. sin have places On the pruEr1ur1s
AnfDquiriss Ray Be ssaressea % ne
secretary. SEEKING Fisbsr, san AAToo.'
Tens
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Rev. w. H. Milburu.

The event of last week was the pres
ence at this place of the above named his
torio character, popularity known as "The
Blind Man Eloquent" In spite Of the ear
ly loss of the right eye and partially Of the
other, he was enabled to prepare for and emit
or the Methodist ministry at the age of 20.
As such he has travelled over 200, 900 miles
in the discharge of his duties; was twice
Chaplain of the National House Of Repre-
sentatives, travelled abroad, etc. He Is
now we'll preserved old gentleman of 65,
of fine presence and evidencing still his
wonderful oratorical gifts. He lectured
twice here the first, on "Wbat q Blind
man saw in England" we failed to hear.
The other on the matchless orator, Sar-
gent s. Prentiss, and his times in Missis-
sippi, we heard, and do not remember to
have heard a better. We can not now stop
to characterize it. We felt humiliated that
there were so few of our people present to
hear it.
On Sunday morning Mr.. Milburn preach
ed at the Methodist church the best sermon
we remember to have heard in San Marcos.
II was not 10 the melo dramatic style of Wirt's
Blind Preacher, but the preacher and his
sermon filed our ideal Of apostolic times,
with the lights of modern science supcradd-
ed. We were freshly reminded of the lines
of Cowper:
would describe preacher, such as Paul,
Were be on cath, would hear, approve and own
Paul should himself direct me. ! would trace
His master strokes, and draw from his design
I would express him simple, grave, sincere;
In doctrine uncsuupt In language plain,
And plain in manner; decent, solemn, ehasts,
And natural in gesture much Impressed
HIMSELF as conscious Of his awful charge,
And anxious mainly. that the aoek be feeds
Nay feel 10 tso.
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"Blundering as Usual.O

Under the above caption the Kyle Sta,
puts in general denial of q paragraph in
our last concerning the status of the incor.
poration there. We beg to inform our am.
liable but rather impulsive contemporary
that our authority was the late Marshal Of
Kyle, who was reelected to the office but
declined because of inadequate compensa-
ton, We thought it likely he knew where
of he spoke. We suspect our esteemed
contemporary evolved the phrase "blund-
ering as usual" from its own inner con-
sciousness; at any rate it happily describes
its normal condition.
We need scarcely add that we have not
the slightest disposition to do injustice to
Kyle. We do not see how she could dis
pense with her waterworks, however great
the cost. Thoy are obviously vital neces-
ity to her.
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w. Q. T. u. Department.
The Louisiana w. G. 7. U. at its late con-
vention unanimously passed this resolution.

vention unanimously passed this resolution
which found echo all over the country:
Resolved, That the breadth and solidity
of the National W. G. T. U. is to-day the
best guarantee of the future America, In
which the words northern and southern
shall be no longer heard, but in the unity
of spirit we shall all combine for national
ism as against sectionalism, even as the w
@. r. U. is setting the example,"
The following is sent from gentleman
| of Boston, Mass:
And the Lord God said, It is not good
that man should be alone;" Gen. 2:1S.
Surely the men Of Massachusetts have dem
opstrated that fact in the late election.
| Woman's moral backbone, as rule, far ex-
ceeds that of mans. We need her in the
nation and state as we'll as in the home.
There are lots of men in these United
States as we'll as in the world that entirely
agree with this Boston gentleman and the
time Is coming when those who don't agree
with what be says will have to put up with
the fact that woman will find place in ma
tional and state affairs.
Miss Wizards trip through the South
has been perfect ovation. Everywhere
she has been received with unbounded en-
thusiasm; her presence in the many State
conventions has been an inspiration whose
influence will be felt throughout the year.
This week she and Miss Gordon attend the
W. O. I. U. convention in tho Indian ter
ritory and then turn their steps homeward;
expecting to reach Evanston May IL.
Last Tuesday there was an election Of
officers as follows Mrs. Barber, re-elect-
cd president; Mrs. Briggs vice president;
Mrs. Code, corresponding secretary; Miss
Alvey, recording secretary; Mrs. Mike,
treasurer; Mrs. Pegues, supt. jail work.
Mrs. Scott, supt. music; Mrs. Steele, supt
mothers meetings; Mrs Briggs, supt
press department We are very sorry that
ell members we're not present as the meet
ing was very interesting.
NEXT meeting viii be held at the NJ. z.
Church, Tuesday week at 5 O'Clock
FLoRA
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Society Notes.

Sweet Sixteen having declined tho honor
OF the society column. we, feeling desire
to give tho gossiping part of our town O
fresh breath, did not accept the invitation
to write until this week, and try and record
q few items Of interest
The progressive euchre parties have re-
vived, and az usual, are very interesting.
Ono given by Mrs. Hardy passed of pleas
antly and on wednesday Mrs. Prescott, in
honor Of Miss Annie Martin, invited few
friends to try tho art Of Hoyle. All pro-
nounced the affair success. Mrs. Prescott
understands tho power Of pleasing.
From current rumors San Marcos will, in
the near future be bereft of young ladies.
With the present scarcity Of gentlemen We
are at q loss 10 record much OF interest In
the pleasure seeking part of society.
Six Of our fairest contemplate leaving
soon to Join the teachers association to be
absent all summer.
''Thus Il 10 our daughters leave us.
And thoss who love u.s."
The many friends of Mrs. A. J. Swasey
are glad to welcome her to San Marcos
she Is q guest of Mrs. Manlove. Time has
dealt gently with Mrs. Swassy, she Is look
ing so well. She appreciates the improve
msnls in many respects Of our city and
hopes to be often among us.
Mr.. ". II. Nance, who is always ct his
post Of duty, received the preferred honor
of delegate to the ireman's convhntion, We
were glad to hear our county Judge Kone,
bore the palm SO nicely conferred upon him,
that Of third vlce-president, there were ten
others elected, so he stood near the front.
We miss from our midst Miss Nora
Franklin, who Is on visit to friends in
New Orleans. Miss Franklin is q fair re-
preventative Of our city for no place can
boast of more beauty and refinement than
this.
Mr.. Sam Watkins left Monday to make
visit to his homo in Limo. OF course his
ostensible reason was to see mother, but
pretty girl lives at Llano.
There were several strangers here Sum
day. Livery stables did rushing bust
ness, for many we're the sweet faces out
with new hopes of bright future, and we
with a sigh sang the old familiar air "When
Won and I were Young, Maggie" ~
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Cntting by Rev erse Melton.

This is another of the many little con-
veniences found only in the Whitley
Solid Steel Mower, sold by Chas,
HLtchings, by means of which the knife is
made to operate while the machine is back
ing, either In turning corners or otherwise.
By simple pressure of the foot of the OPP
orator upon lever, as shown, set of ratch-
cts in the right hand drive wheel is brought
into operation to dri 7e the knife. This may
seem very small thing to some people,
but It means all the difference between
clearing your knife of oil possible obstruc-
tons, and rendering clogging an impos-
sbility, and the necessity of having to pull
and tug and sweat tin the effort to relieve
the cutting apparatus, aside from the dan
ger of working about the knife with your
hands while the horses are hitched to the
machine.
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His Vocation.

my friend" said solemn man, shave
you ever done augbt to make the community
In which you live the better for Jour living
In itT'
II have done much, ar," replied the oth1
humbly, ITO purify the homes of my fellow
beings.n
"Ah," continued the solemn man, With o
pleased look, ''yuu distribute tractsr'
"No. ! clean carpets "-BtnghamtDn Re
publican
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Out OF the Frying Pun.

Out OF the Frying Pun.
Tho fresh spring winds begin to blow
The robin sings his roundelay,
No moro we shovel OF the SNOW.
Or ashes on the adewalks Ay.
No longer high priced coal depsee0
Our purse Or stirs within us iret =
The glowing sun our houses heAtA
We need no more the parior stoVe
But are We blestf Not much you bet,
We heave the sigh and drop the teas
House cleaning comes our lives to fre4
And carpet beating time Is hera
Tho Bosom CUuy1ea
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Acquainted with Tf,eiy Elavos.

Acquainted Win IhoN 6Inv0%
Leader Of Arizona Regulators--H you have
anything to say before we string 700 up we
will give you five minutes
victin,--You are about to lynch an limo
cent man, gentlemen. Upon my soul, you
arel am not horse thief, but On honest
man that works for a living I am Tucson
cigar manufacturer. Ask Col. AIlgore II |
atn't
Leader-Did you make those cgaro that
Col Allgore was handing round among the
boys Just before electionl
Victim teagerly)-I did sir.
Leader tsternly- String him up boyst--
Chicago Tribune.
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Hcnly.


HESLY, Texas, May II, 1880.
We had storm Of wind rain and hail las,
night, and learn from the stage drivel
that or 4 miles above here the hail done
considerable damage TO crops.
Mr.. Ike wimberly, we learn has gone
crazy, hc got on horse and left home say.
ing some body was trying to kill him, he
was finally caught In the north part of
Blanco county aud taken to Austin, 1t is q
very sad occurrence.
Sam Herring has sold his sheep and Ranch
to Mesrs Patton h Seward and will leave
next week for San Augustine county where
he has bought land.
Everybody is lururatlng on dewbeary pies.
Tho crop Of the berry is better than ever
saw before since have been living W the
mountains,
Mrs Darnell, Of Bell county Ia visiting
her daughter and family, Mrs. Watson.
J. W. Grow, from Milseat and NJ. l..
Reed from Henly went to Blaneo on the 10th
to hear tho lecture on Oriental Masonry de-
livered by VIM. Coleman, and were 80 we'll
pleased with tho lecture that they went to
Dripping Springs on Saturday night Inst to
hear him again. and I suppose got their
minds we'll slowed with Masonic knowledge.
HIGH ONION.
How people live In New York Is subject
Of general interest. and II Is fully treated
Of, from the lowest novels to the palace on
Fifth Avenue, In beautiful illustrated arti-
ole 10 Demorests Monthly Magazine for
June. 1t takes You, by way of illustrations
and descriptions, from the squalor Of the
5-oent lodging houses, through the various
phases of life to the gorgeous modern fats
and the palatial homes of the Astors
and Vanderbilts. In this number Ia found
also "Amusements In Japan" which, differ
ing so radically from our amusements. are
amusing to read about, especially as the arti-
Gle ia so finely illustrated. How to form
q club" by "Jenny June" unnecessarily
we'll written, and In ohatty way gives much
good ADVICE. There are numerous other
interesting articles;and amusing stories, and
full-page water. color Of Water Lilies"
Is we'll worth framing. II Is beautiful
number and will no doubt have an immense
SALE
Published by w. JENNINGS DRMonEsr I,
10 East 14th Street, New York.
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~ Ry Other pdpeT or peTiOdicdl
not included 10 the ADORE list, far.
aished at proPOT tiOndte rates, or or.
dered separately at publishers prices.
free Of charge and postage prepaid IN
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A Voice From the Executive MansI on.

Mr.. A K. Hawkes-Dear Sir: The pan
tiscopic glasses you furnished me some
tine since. give eIoeIleut satisfaction. ]
have tested thea b. &c, AID must ssT they
are uusquaisd in clesrnsss EEl briIliEncy
~ any ttsf ! hsve ever wOr1
Respectf1liy. goHS i. GoEDoS.
Governor q state o. Georgia.
Al eyes fnsd and e. guarnuisei - s.
r. NcAiistar. San NHrc1s usav y In
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All Hopes Dashed.

Champion Sprinter--Who IL this "Un-
known" who Is to race me to-morrowi
Trainer-All can learn Is that he has been
doing business In tho city and living in tho
suburbs for the past twenty years.
Champion Splinter @ejectedly1--Mercy on
mel I'm lost can't win in race with man
who hos been catching trains for twenty
years Record
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A Short limo b 1.-Two

Young Bacon-I should like to pake appt
chiffon for position as bookkeeper In your Of
fec
Mr.. Yeast-But my bookteeper gives per
feet satisfaction.
ayes; but you won't have him long
SLOWS thatf"
"Hes just been married.
.Yes, understand that"
"He's not long for this worlds
"What makes you think sos'
"Why, his wife Is O graduate OF o cooking
school, and she does her own cooking. ~
Yonkers Statesman.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Boston Man-Talk about style or culture In
New York; We have in Boston q Norwegian
prince in the millinery business and several
fashionable taflors who bead their circulars
and letter heads with quotations from Elmer
soul
New York MIN with INTEREST," am glad
to hear Of them. When we have completed
our arrangements for annexing Boston to
New York we expect, Of course, to learn all
about our suburban .curiositiea Chicago
tribune
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Hay for Sale

Baled and loose Johnson grass, sugar
cane and oats for sale. Inquire at foot OF
Uhautsuaua Hill of r. PETIT.
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We are Headquarters for eyerytha in
Mons and Boys Goods.
WOOD & WILLIAMSON,
GENTS FURSIsHERs.
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ST. LEONARD HOTEL

The citizens Of San Marcos
and surrounding country arc
invited to call and make the
acquaintance ofthe "St Leon
ard Hotel" when they have
business in San Antonio. No
where ia Texas can nicer &C
commodations. better fare, or
more home comfort be found
for $3.50 and S7.oo per day.
s7zErr cas- GxD sraaEs rEss rzE Dooz
PHIgBAS r. LOUgSBERE
FEoTETEToR
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

A Mexican woman while shopping here
last Saturday mislaid her handbags -four
sack-which contained wealth to the
amount of SCOTS. She did not tell her
husband of her loss till Monday night He
didn't wait for daylight but started imme-
diately for town, making over fifteen miles
by dawn and recovered the money. The
woman had left it in ], v. Hutchins store.
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Fast Boys.

Four young boys, the Oldest about IA,
belonging to good families of this place,
ran away last week, and got as far as San
Antonio where they were overtaken and re-
turned. Probably the result of reading fye
cent novels.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

RATHER the fine thoroughbred road
ster, will stand the season at the stable of
Hawk g. Wood. Rather is beautiful black
stallion and travels smooth and "nervy"
under the saddle, and SO gentle that he can
be ridden by lady.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16
For Rent.

A neat Cottage for rent. in . desirable
part Of town. Apply TO W. D. Wood or j
". Whalsy.
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THE CELEBRATED
La Belle Haron.

an agent for this wagon and in receipt
eta car load of them which offer at low
prices and on good terms. WV. GrsEs,
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Tntl,lsd 70 che Best.

Al are e1t.tled 90 tie b.; IA: tksii
money VII by. 90 ever family thould
have a. o1ce. . bottle e the lest fE-1ily
rsrs-dy.sy-zP q Figs.to clszrss TIE system
-hsr cusffvs o. bilious- For sale IN n,
ana 81 % bottles hy al lssding druggists
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

We guarantee the Big q Flour to be the
best In the market. Sold only by
H. HAaDY d Co.
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hos s the time to look after your break
ng Plovs and wish to inform my friends
eea customers that am still agent for the
90 reliable Cassidy or Oliver Chilled
Selty Flows which has no superior. also
segteseut the John Deere and Eagle Plovs
"a Standard CultivAtor. This justly cele-
.l. 'ed eultivAtor is materially improved
ne sure to give me |. call When In need
" TnealtSrL implements
VIZ. GfEsEN.
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GUARD AGAINST MOTHSi
Tarite, better and cheaper than Camphor
N RAYNoLps d DANIELS.
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All the latest novelties in cross barred,
plain white and striped lawns from ten to
twenty-five cents. @. A. Andrews.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

John P. Kone is running the DriSkill
Market. and will keep constantly on hand
he best of meats, including barbscued.
Try him.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Single copies Of the Free PRESS are on
sale 81 the San Marcos Bookstore, % we'll
q Of the offioe, at 5 cents each.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Capt. Prince, of the lunch stand has q
young horned owl, and will be ready to
give the railroad byes "tur-r. r-rkey" din
ner by the 18th of July,
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For Rent.

The Sol. Thomas place Occupied last
Year BY Mr.. Hewstt), is for rent to suit
able permanent tenant. A pleasant sum-
msr residence. Apply at FRKR Press office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Splendid line of Spring and Summer
Lawns both plain and figured at especially
low prices. JOHNSON q JOHNSON.
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MILLINERY.

Few of our largor towns and cities can
boast of more elegant establishment than
that of Mrs. Richardson, and few, we dare
say, give mole entire satisfaction to their
patrons as regards style, quality and price.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

The large advertisement of Mr.. Chas.
Hutchings has disappeared from our col.
umns, but will be followed by other simila,
ones from our enterprising friend from
time to time. He fully recognizes the val
ue of judicious advertising.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Ths h.o3y . more E7rtFtinls 70 =
frau Hoo5's SErsrpsrllls no - - ~
DIR sezs11- Ibersf1rs t1ks y ~
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Double Shovels. Hoes, Sweeps and full
line Of farming implements generally at ID.
Hardy Il Co.'S.
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c,abam Flour at McAlIister's. Free de-
livery In the city.
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III. nioest assortment Of White Goods in
a.. ~. @. A. ANDREWS.
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The special services at the Methodist
church are still in progress and exciting
considerable interest.
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We will sell you goods, quality consider
Cd, for cash az cheap as they can be bought
an the market, H. HARDY h %.
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BARBED WIRE
Oof Pnces and terms write x
CHAS. HUnCHINGs.

~'eahsn San Marcos UbrarJ Associa-
tisn-
"a l tos HorAry yssr vii expire sn The
-. .ost, yo1 Are es-nesEly requested 70
O thst day a. guxgs Fisksr's oSes
n, n order that litr-i-r nav be
.olntsd sod otbsr fnportsut l,usinss<
Mas. B. W. SxrTH.
Saa Marcos, Nsy Is. IEbrEriza-
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New Prints, Ginghams, Chambrays, etc.,
in the latest styles just received at
JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
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70 xou want Good Pure Groceries, you
.sn Get them az n. hAaoA " WI
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Now is the time to select your summer
dresses. Ny stock is complete and very
attractive. @. A. ANDREWS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

In spite of the fine crop prospects there
are yet some croakers.
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SUL.KY RAKES
AS well as "SOLID STEEL" Mowers at
CHAs HUTCHINGS

Mr.. B. A. Sanderson, barber, successor
to Geo. stephan, is now in full operation.
He has in in his employ one of the smooth
est and fastest BARRIERS ever seen in our
city.
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The Kyle Seminary closed It's session for
this season on tho 9th inst.
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Nav Stock fine Pocket Cutlery at
No" FrToH & RoDINsoN's.
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". sell Goods as Cheap as the Cheapest,
IA. considered. WooD i WILLIAMSON.
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Try our Big Flour. If you do not find
1.-THE best made your money will be refund
3D. H. HARDY d Co.
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Commissioners Court Is in session, pro-
ceedings in our next.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

wIssAxr1 DEEDS and Blank Mortgages
foy sale at this Office.