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PERSONAL.
Il. W. Caldwell is in the city.

Il. W. Caldwell is in the city.
DR. Handy, of Eagle Pass, is visiting a
Mrs, Mathews.
Mrs. Locke. OF San Antonio. Ia stop
ping at Mrs Mann's for her health.
Prof. Watson has bought tho Ownb,
place, near Chautauqua hill. II is a nic'
place.
Mrs. A. Hartley. of Mexia, mother OF
tho foreman of the Free Press, is on O
visit TO her son and family.
Miss Pearl Wilson, Of Bonham. is spend,
ing some time here for the benefit Of her
health, aud stopping at Prescotts.
The fair Miss Blanche Storey is again
| 10 nding the light of her ceuntenance to the
Clerks office, as nm assistant to her father.
Mrs. Lawson, one of our oldest citizens
having sold her home 10 Mr.. Chosen, has
removed with her remaining family TO the
vicinity of Kcrrvile. May prosperity at
tend them.
DR.. Beall, Jr., hasgone to Louisville, Ky..
to attend n course of medical lectures q.
W Gregory will have supervision of his
drug store in his absence, with Mr.. Borden
in regular charge.
We have been remiss OF duty in not Mt Ii
ing ere this the accident TO DR. Nye. For
five weeks he he's been d saJled in conse-
quence of injury to one of his knees by q
fall, aud is only able still to locomote by
the mid of crntch, hut will soon be him
self again. We are glad to know tho fact.
Col. r. J. Sleice and his son, I. j., were
in town on Saturday and made us q pleas
ant call. The latter had on exhibition
his fine stallion. "Baywoo1, Jr." We by
no means claim TO be as big man as old
Grant" on the horse question, but 1t does
seem 10 us that we have seldom. IT ever.
seen more perfect sample of horse flesh
than haywood, Jr," We beg to submit
this question TO all whom it may concern.
Ladies', go to J. S. Travis, on San An
tonic sheet. for your dress goods. The
largest stock of spring and summer goods
In the city. Over six thousand yards, or
five thousand five hundred dress patterns,
In 648 different shades and colors The
Solid Comfort Shoes for So, 81 less than
this goods ever sold for before. The old
home slipper for 75c., ties in all styles and
grades. child's, miss and ladies' shoes
White lace lawn, AZ inches wide, for only
25 cents per yard at ]. S. Travis.
The DIR. Daley residence for rent. APP
ply to Daley & Bro.
New spring stock of dry goods at
FINITE & EDWARDS.
Look Here.
Chinese silk for only 20 cents per yard at
j. s. TRAVIS.
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The Burning of CorOnal Institute.

|
rive had SO many calls last week beyon5
what we could supply for copies of the
FREE Press containing m account of the
burning of the Institute, that we republsh
our article on the subject below, 1t oc.
Cured on the night of the 10th.
| On Sunday night soon after the clock
struck 3, we were aroused BY the clamor
of shrill outcries in the direction of the In
st.ute Some time after. the report of q
pistol was heard, and then the cry of "fire!''
Other guns were fired in quick succession,
followed by the FIRE bell. Meantime flames
burst out from near the centre of the main
building, and by the time we rea he'd the
ground the entire building, save one of the
wings which was saved by the efforts of the
tiremen, was in flames. We copy some of
| the further details from specials to the San
An ohio Express: The fire had made such
fearful Roadway inside the building before
| it was discovered that it was impossible to
rescue anything, save four pianos. In lit
tie moro than one hour 1t was but black.
ened smouldering ruin. There were about
sixty persons asleep in the building-forty
girls in the third story. They were awak-
ened by the sulfocating smoke and had to
fly for their lives. Some jumped from the
windows to the roof of wing of the recond
story and then climbed down the bell ropes
ali in only their night clothes, only few
getting even their shoes. Strange to say,
all escaped unhurt save for a few iusgnif-
cant bruises, but clothes, books, everything
was burned,
Insurance on the building, $4,000; on
fnrnitura al 600
The origin of the fire is not known, but
it is supposed to have originated in the
kitchen, which was on the second floor and
adjoining the dining room.
The library and apparatus of the college
were destroyed with the building. Prof.
A. A. Thomas, the principal, and Professor
Stanfeld also lost quite heavily, all their
valuable books being burned
Mrs. d. s. Combs, the matrop, we re-
greet to learn, was loser to the amount of
i 600 over insurance.
The total loss, exclusive of insurance, we
learn is estimated at 800, 900
The churches are being utilized for the
continuance Of the school. and it in hoped
that most of the pupils may thus be re-
tanned
The thrill of horror which must have
struck every heart While the fate OF the 40
young lady inmates hung in suspense, will
not soon be forgotten. They slept in the
third story, and if they had not escaped
at the critical moment they did, the horrid
doom of all of them must have been in
evtable, for escape would have been i'm
possible. We trust the new building to be
erected will be so constructed as to render
any similar catastrophe impossible.
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Amt deficit in permanent fund. ..... s76O. g.

EX-TREAS. PATTERSON'S REPORT.
To the Hon. Comm issioHers' Court If Hays
County,
Gentlemen: I understand that there is
in the Treasurer's report (as per your At.
torney's investigation and statemenD Of
permanent school fund deficit Of S73s. 81.
1 wish TO state Of this amount, Si46. 90 paid
me by Judge Kone was. by mistake, placed
to the credit Of available fund aud paid out
to to the school children of the county.
Also the amount Of permanent fund df any
At an paid me by McMeans. was placed to
the credit Of available fluid and paid out Is
such.
I furthermore kuoE that. Il there is any
defciency ghaiever Of funds. that should
have Of might have cnrns into my possession
uhile County Treasurer. tia; the school re-
ceived the seneft. and not myself.
Respectfully yours,
J. r. ParrEEsox.
EE-Trsas-. Hays Comfy.
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See card of the Billingsley House, Mrs.
Billipgsley proprietress, in another column.
We can recommend this house.
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Please Read the Following For Sale.

Owing to unavoidable circumstances, l
will offer my entire number of % full blood
Plymouth Rock chickens (they being select
ed from my former number $50 or will sell
them in twos for less than half they can be
bought elsewhere.
Ny convenient and durable barouche,
with tongue and shafts, including single
and double harness. Also some choice
thorough bred Poland China and Berkshire
pigs ready for sale.
One Durham year old, and three 1-year
old bulls Jersey male. solid color, can
be bought for the small sum Of SIS If called
for at once. Call on. or address
j. b. HANELA,
San Marcos, Texas.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT

F. NJ. JUHNSUN,
County Treasurer, Hays County. Texas
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Another Nan Hung

his stocking by the chimney with care"
and was tickied almos; to death 20 find that
hrs good wife bad anticipated his near At
Al hand wants and filed the stocking With
Standard SEEDS. grown and pr up BY ID.
u. Ferry a Co, Detroit. Michigan, Who, on
arr.lieation. viii r1al Jon free a copy Of
tisir Sod Annual for 1880. This y the
NOT ussfal Of al sod catalogues. not only
for errsrienced gardeners, bat for the nov
ice a. vel. Ssnd your Bsue and addreSs
for a copy % D. u Ferry a Co, Detroit,
nT5rr7gsn
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IisTrreIlenf QaaIiiies

Cr-uend b rlstlic approval the CElIf1-1la
1ig-a7 frat re-rs,1T s-rap q FIzs- u j.
--assz--- % the srs s-.1 t1 Tire tzsfe sni b.
s----s --rzrr n. ft.a ti11eys. liver srld BIZ
y. 4 -7s.--.zas ti.e srs-ar1 sEecf7-ilg. t1ers-
- 1910 -s.s han .ri c0-1fort q al
40 uss g. lsot--
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Sbrzn9- and Sumner Stock.

Peter Scuberth, merchant
tailor, begs to announce that
he is now in receipt of a full
stock of spring and summer
goods of the finest quality, the
finest line of goods which ever
came to this town-cannot be
excellcd, and which will be
made up at reasonable figures
considering their quality.
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" MARION"

MARION is bright hay, &c hands high
weighs 1850 lhs Was sired By the noted
Marion Of Kentucky. be by Black Rover,
be BY the famous Eng.ish Derby Of York.
shire. England.
j.; Dam b. Iron Duke; 2nd Dam By
Hambleionian. 3ri Dam b. sOn Of Duroc
Messenger. Duroc was BY Diamei; 9Th
Dam ~ Toung Bashou. 5th Dan ~ Top
gallant. 9Th Dara ~ MAINLINE; 7th Dam
b. WA. Rysdyk, be ~ Wm- Rysdyk's
HsmbIefolia1-
MARION has TIE -onbiuafions Of the
49, running ard tr1ftiuR b-oois. beng
el1sslr rflste5 to the best animals q these
classes 7r TIE TrifeI Ststes.
Va sfa-d re sesson a. FRED BROWNS
Stab's. San Marcos, Tens
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; Persons not subscribers who may at\
,r time receive copies of the FREE J
\ nny will please understand that they
I nA cant simply rs samples, in the hope j
are so, The parties addressed may like iN
N W, aronoh to favor us with their subscrip-
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT,
To tile People Of Hays County,
There having been deficit reported by
your Treasurer, Mr.. johnson, at our first
regular meeting after election, in February
1889, ard rs the matter has been adjusted
by us to the best of our ability, we consider
it our duty, in justice to al parties interest
ed, to make statement Of the matter ant
let you judge for yourselves where the
blame rests, If on any one. Mr.. johnson
having reported that no books had beer
turned over to him by Mr., Patterson excep
the school books of 1885, we demanded
of Mr. Patterson the books of his Office
He replied that his books had been placed
in the vault of the First National Bank anG
had been lost or misplaced. and could moi
be found. The best lawyers in town assured
us, as aoe could not prooe that the books had
not been unGooida6Ly lost, we could not
compel him to produce them, therefore we
had no way of getting at the finances of the
county except through his statement to MIR.
Johnson.
In regard TO the deficit reported by Mr.
Johnson in the permanent school fund, We
had more data to go on. Judge Kone's re-
ceipts for school monies paid by him to Mr.
Patterson, consisting of entries made at
different times in said books, IN his own
(Judge Kones) hand, being lost in those
books, and after examining into the matter
to the best of our ability, we deemed it to
the best interests of the county to employ
lawyers to thoroughly examine the matter
at our August term, 1889. The report of
Mr.. L. II. Browne, hereunto attached,
shows final deficit in the permanent school
fund of $7GO.Gf. The statement of Mr..
amount BAG was placed to the available
school fund, and Mr.. McMeans reports 1868
paid Patterson by him of same fund, and
S. paid him out of sail fund for expenses
in purchase of bond, and we find S22.SO re-
funded Llneweber on notes.
REHABILITATION.
Amt deficit in permanent fund. ..... $3.50. Ga
- placed to available
fund by Patterson.....$44G.00
Amt placed to available
fund from McMeans... $500
Amt paid McMeans...... 500
4" refunded on Line
weber note. ............. 22.SO 53G. so
1928 81 |
This amount Judge Kone has voluntarily |
paid. believing. however, that it was FORM
erly paid by him and has been used by Mr..
Patterson in available school fund, but not
being able to show how or where, has paid
the same to balance the books.
T. r. FoURQUREAN,
For Commissioners Court.
Is, 1890
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REFEREE BEOWNE,s REFORT.

SAY WaEc5s HaTs Co. TEzl
Feb-ra-y l0ih. lse0.
To IL Hsn. C3uHfv C9unsisai0ne7s Cart
4 Hggs Comfy
Ge1flemen. A. requsstei ty yo1, have
r1s5s a. srz-1iusti1a into tie oOod7tou q
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San Marcos Mill, Ice and Gin Go.

nm in charge of the above establish
mint aul will give attention to all its de.
psrtments in the proper seasons. Meal will
b" ground from Kansas corn, thus insurlng
the best article.
R. PETIT.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES
NJ TURNER as a candidate for City Mar
shnll at the April election,
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R. PETIT.
Free to Subscrib ers to the Free Press.

All present and future subscribers to the
FREE Press will be furnished with n copy
Of Kendars valuable manual, The Horse
and his Disease" FREE-we mean those who
have not already received one. Please re-
mind US of this.
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A Card.

Thanking nay friends and
ctstoDaersfo the liberal pa
tronaGe they hare bestotOed
upon me TOR the past season
IbeG to inform you that I
hare again made arrange
D1ents for the agency Of the
Deere and Eagle PJOzcS, both
of them haUinG pr0Uen u
great success, also the
Standard and Eagle Guilt
UotorS md Planters, Nc
COrnaick Binders and MolO-
ers and other frst-cIass
Turning implements which
I offer at lou prices and on
liberal terms.
BIZ fair and square deal
mGS I shall try to retain the
Of my friends
1Chich IhaUe so Hberally en-
j0yeCl, and it is With pride
that / refer TO customers
,ChO hare stood by me for
the last 20 years.
UdH. GIESEN.
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so.Irot psru i the further hauling e
S.--,la ny r ace zithoat pay NJ price
r,..fs Ter loli Al concsru4d I'll
80 take uoti-z.
w. WrI1zarrsox.
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Chosen Friends will have their second
annual supper next Tuesday evening,
March 9Th.
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In Stock

lao bhls. New York Seed Potatoes, three
cars of Flour lower than ever.
0A-' VIM. GIEsEN.
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The undersigned whose residence and
postofice address is Austin, Texas, was on
the 4th day of December, 1889, appointed
administrator of the estate of John II. Han
COCK deceased. All persons having claims
sgainst said estate will present same within
'he time prescribed by law.
CHARLES b. HANCOCK,
feb-l3-4w Administrator.
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Ladie' health waist-a combination of
comfort and elegance-at johnson & John
sons.
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.ssEIsss,s WINE OF cARpyI for female diseases
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AVAILABLE FUND.

In reference to this fund, there seems to
be deficit of $lS3,3S, arising from con-
tradiction in the reports made by Mr.. Pat.
terson, the former Treasurer Of this county.
Your present Treasurer will also show You
these reports and his books will explain
how the deficit is now made to appear.
have carefully considered this apparent
deficit, and my conclusion is That the proof
pro aud con Is such that you would hardly
be justified to claim the amount as a deficit,
ana a snit for its recovery would DO ill-ad-
vsed and without result.
In looking into the condition of these
funds have had the assistance of TIE Coun
ty Treasurer, Judge Sterling Fisher and
Judge Kone. Also in reference to the avail
able fnnd, had the opinion of Mr.. Cooper,
the State Superintendent of Public In
struction.
Very respectfully,
L. II. BROWNE.
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Administrators Notice.

OLD NEWSPAPERS 25c z 100
at this Office.
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You Can save Money
By purchasing pianos and organs through
me instead of at San Antonio or Austin.
| speak by the book. Don't fail to call
and see me before purchasing.
S. P. CHAsTAIN.
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TIE Trratsst novelty y tbnss laTn aIrons
z5e each hs-1sd and bor5arsd a
J. :. Trsvis'
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MIR, Yancey, the photographer, late OF
Austin, is now running gallery at Pales.
fipa
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ne John Scott place, one Of the best
arms AZ N Hays county. situated about seven
miles south Of San Marcos. 1870 acres in a
ne stat- Of cultivation. about 2iO n pas
.-re, good house. barns. wells: one Of the
uost beautiful and healthy locations IN the
sln'y Also some improved and unim-
.IoFed lots IN San Marcos. all AZ reasonable
P''oe- for cash. Apply to
STIRLING FIsHER.
san Marcos Texas.
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New goods almost daily arriving at job =
SOD d Johnson's.
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9. st. Ba@@,
IDru2 & & {.
The Carnahan Place--An Attractive
Offer

The owner of the above place author
ICES us to sell it on a new division, viz:
across the two lots, and to offer the two
half-lots fronting on Burleson street, CON-
prising the dwelling, cistern, ETC., for
$500 cash. This will leave nice garden
to each division and will make both more
desirable. To any one desiring small
home, he offers unquestionnby n bargain.
For further particulars inquire at FREE
PRESS office.
Ladies', call at Steele d Co.'S. and see
their new patent carpet sweepers They
do the work perfectly, making no dust
and leaving no dirt, and are ornamental
as well as useful. Call and see them.
Just received large line of embroider-
ed Flouncing (hem-stitchad at
p. L. Talbots.
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Jondreth's Seed-Beans and Peas in bulk
=. RAYNoLDs & DANIELS.
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LADIES. have v11 tired ths ". B. tof-
a.. ar,I TIE Ps5sa Bros s1oes ~
Pr Ts-bots
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EOrOilal Notes.

The terrible fire last Monday morning
was week ago, filled many heart with
sorrow 1t is the worst calamity that
ever befel our little city, it deprived us of
our much beloved old CaronHl Chapel, class
rooms, ETC., and only heap of ashes aud n
blackened ruin now marks its standing
place. Though many lost heavily. we thank
God with grateful hearts that all lives were
spared.
The boarding girls did not save anything,
aome barely escaped horrible death in the
flames The ladies remembering the COM
mand of Christ, both clothed and took care
of the girls whom the fire had left homeless
and worked with such an energy that be-
fore the day had ended all were supplied
with clothes.
School is going on as usual in different
churches, in ,iuiipg the music, art and elo-
cntion. The music department is in the
old parsonage of the Christian church. The
art pupils are nicely established above
Johnsoh's store, where Mss Julia reigns
supreme, although they grieve dreadfully
over the paintings that were lost In the fire,
they are doing their best to replace them,
and are SO busy that idleness does not even
get chance TO peep through the keybole.
The truck house has been fitted up very
nice for the elocrtion class.
Several girls went home to get sup
ply of clothes; most of those that re-
manned are boarding at Prof. Thomas,
who through praiseworthy energy and
labor had house ready by Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Combs has been real sick sin o
the fire but is better now. She has the
sympathy of all the pupils.
Hurrah we are going to have a fine
new school building. Three cheers for
the San Marcos people! they are waking
up. How proud We will feel when the new
Institute is completed; then 1 am sure all
the pupils will come back to school.
A PuPII.
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pFRMANrNT PuNp.

or this fund there has been collected by
the county seven hundred and sixty dollars
aud sixiy-four cents. which is not found Ia
bonds or cash in the hands Of your County
Treasurer. This sum was collected before
your present County Treasurer came into
office, AMI he is not chargeablo with II. II
IL unnecessary for me 10 so into details TO
show the said deficiency in this fund, rs tho
County Treasurer has the whole matter set
forth in his books which he will spread be-
fore YOU think there can be no doubt
that the estimate is correct, II is not pos
sible for me to determine how this deficiency
has occurred, NJ NIL the County Treasurer's
hooks kept before 1856 are lost II may be
that il resulted from confusion of this
fund with the available fund in the hands
of the County Treasur. l cannot and do NOT
undertake to say how it occurred, But rs
the permanent fund is donation from the
State to the county, l am clearly of the
opinion that the county, rs trustee of the
fund.- must in some way make up this de-
fciency. l will add also that think the
county officers who received this money nre
liable to the county for it. and this, even
though it was mixed with the available fund
and the county in TINT way had the benefit
of it,
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Ariss me Of H51rrsrz e. iolhss gl7s
.. IS T-rvis
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Single copies of the FREE PRESS are on n
,le al tho San Marcos Bookstore, Us wen
"a AT the office, at 3 cents each.
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VENDORS LIEN NOTES for sale at
49,, office
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Water Barrels.

We have large lot of oil barrels for sale
cheap. These barrels make the best aud
most durable water barrels.
RAYNoLDS & DANIEL
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arrivs-a han1sou1s Ire Of vandiks
trainings AZ =. l. lAlDoiA
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rrssb sugar and B,con at reduced prices
r''' j. II. GARY.
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The undersigned, at Thompson's mill.
viii hereafter make grinding corn special
~. VIII keep good fresh meal for exchange
u lbs. boltel or 48 lbs unholted, or grind
customers corn on short notice.
J. G. JONES.
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ladies' comfort slippers. cheapest IN the
tozn at = - lraF1s-
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Wheat bran. large and fresh stock, at
Burbee's Feed Store.
Try BLACK DRAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.
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Nest ASSORTMENT Of ladies' underwear At
PIT. Tzlbot's.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

lOVhl DNtVlIItS.
Weather variable.
subscriptions still coming in.
q. W. Knight has his sign up. II is no
uncertain sign.
AT this writing $500 has been subscrib-
ed toward rebuilding the Institute.
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Fancy dress goods pillng in at j. S.
Travis.
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ssy- BLAcK-DRAyaHT tea cures Constipatio
Won Can save Money

am receiving one car Delta ties and one
car bagging, which / sell at close figures.
VIM. GIEsEN.
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free school fund belonging to the county,
arising from the sale of the county school
lands, and respectfully report them as fol
lows,
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Thos. Taylor will sell you
groceries cheaper than any
body in San Marcos, if you
don't believe it just try him.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-02-27
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