San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-11-14


Baptist or Episcopal churches on Sunday
last.
The Rev. 8. j. McMurray, held service
at the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and afternoon.
The singing practice at tho Methodist
church, here to fore held on Sunday after
noon, has been changed to Friday night
Our obliging freight agent, Mr.. Freeman,
informs us that 1887 bales Of cotton have
been shipped from here since September
the LIST.
DR.. J. ". Combs, Dentist, N. Side Plaza
San Marcos was largely represented OF
the San Antonio Fair on Saturday and Sun
day, and again.on yesterday. We cannot
undertake to porticularizs.
The Rev. W. H. H. Biggs. presiding
elder Of the San Marcos District, held
service at the Methodist chnrch on last
Sunday morning. at which time the CON-
munion of the Lords Supper, was held.
DR.. J. II. Combs, Dentist ". Side Plaza
The service at the Presbyterian church
have been changed from the night service
to service in the afternoon at 8: 80 o'clock,
which is more convenient for some of its
members, who do not live right in the
city.
Free to Subscribers to the Free Press.
All present and future subscribers to the
FREE PRESS will be furnished with q copy
of Kendall's valuable manual, THE Horse
and his Disease" FREB-we mean those who
have not already received one. Please re-
mind US of this.
Books Given Away.
Wishing to "unload" some of our surplus
reading natter, we propose to distribute
a lot of Patent Office and Agricultural Re-
ports, "free gratis for nothing" to such as
may call for them. To thinking farmers
and mechanics they should be of great
we would prefer not to give more thantf. ow
books to the same person.-Ed.
Jerseys! Jerseysi!
Just received splendid assortment.
JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
Tho worst features about catarrh is its
tendency to consumption. Hoods
cures catarrh by purifying the
blood.
See the advertisement Of s. J. Sawalsky,
the new merchant, next to Gloyer's Bank,
and give him call.
DR.. Nye, the dentist, same place.
Members of the Baptist Missionary
md AID Society, will please remember Fri
lay afternoon the 18th, at O'Clock, is the
t,me for the election of officers. and be
prompt in attendance.
Flnnie & Edwards continue TO keep
their stock replenished, both in the
Inc of dry goods and groceries, and
sell Mt lowest figures.
"Babyand" for November is received
send for it for babies. Address D. Lothrop |
Company, Boston. Price 80 cents year.
Millinery.
Mrs. Richardson has just received new
upply of stylish goods and respectfully
invites inspection.
'Peterson's Magazine" for December is
o bandits Christmas number. Among
ts other attractions is an illustrated article
N San Antonio.
Two carloads flour and carload
Of salt inst received and for sale at
lowest prices.
FINN1E & EDWARDS.
We were attracted by the display in
Daley d Bros show window. They have
nice display of children's cashmere cloaks
from to years.. richly embroidered in
ilk, we notice that they were principally in
Jream. Ton and light Blue The long in
ant wrapper, profusely embroidered. with
oft silk stitches, was, we thought, the
ichest garment of the kind that we have
ver seen in our city. We notice it was
,lacarded at 81, only. The display of
hildren's silk, velvet and plush hoods
vas also very fine.
Strangesto say, Emperor William
proposes to leave Turkey and cele.
,rate thanksgiving elsewhere.
Boston gossip again has il that
Thomas Bailey Aldrich will retire
rom the editorship Of, the Atlantic.
Mr., Blaine is said to be writing an
rticle for the Century answering
Gladstone on free trade and protec-
ion.
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