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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

BUFFALO, May 20-The street railroad
lines OF Buffalo have been cold to syn
dicate OF capitalists, including N. A.
Werner, Of Pittsburgh; N..Sellers Mckee
and others, OF Philadelphia, III,
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NIninc's Labor Condidnte.

WArERvlLLE. Me-, May 20. = Fifty
delegates, from counties representing
the Union Labor party, Of Maine. mot
in State convention to-day. Clark, OF
Bangor, was nominated for Governor by
oocto oftor a- f
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Sptcia! Dispatch 10 he Inttitigactr.
SALT LICK BRIDGE, W. Va, May 90
Young Dennson, WHO was shot Sunday
by his brother, died to-day. His brother
is nearly distracted with grief,
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iarnell on Irish I.nnd 1ei,,

LONDON, May 2o.-Mr. parnell has
written an article Tor the Au.rrieaa ~.
e'ew 70 oe published at an early data
tis,ne tious g lS5th ,ha in some detail the obec-
f,;us ir;sh o. o. Inc Irish party to Mr.. Baltours
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a Supposed ,rur,ter.r C,r,,,,,

BERLIN, May 20.-A man named Geb.
hard, BY trade joiner, and supposed 10
have been concerned in the murder of
Herr Rumpt, at Frankfort. in 1885, has
been arrested at Openheim. t- u
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LAST OF THE JESSE JAMES GANG.
Three Fusitives from Justice Captured In
lNIsHausIn

Three Fusitives from Justice Captured Ii,
Wisconsin.
JEFFERSON, Wis, May 20.--A few
weeks ago the officers of this county
were notified by the Sheriff Of Douglass
county, Mo-, to keep sharp lookout for
the appearance mere Of three criminals
who, on March "a, escaped from that
place.
They were said to be the surviving
members of the old Jesse james gang.
Last Wednesday three men answering
their description appeared in Water.
town, this county, and were arrested.
All Of the desperadoes carried pistols,
and when arrested, attempted to use
them, but were prevented by the quick
ness Of the officers. Besides the pistols
q kit OF the finest burglars tools was
taken from them.
The Sheriff OF Douglass county arrived
yesterday and fully identified the pris-
oners. The crimes for which they are
wanted are the robbery Of the Wright
county tMissouri) Treasury ofS7 900, and
OF Samuel Turner, a Douglass county
merchant, OF 5000. They were taken to
Missouri to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

CHICAGO, May e0.-At the breaking Of
an emery wheel at AlcCo.m;ck's reaper
works this morning, one man was killed
and three others badly hurt, 1f1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

ClScrSSArI, May 20.-About three
hundred stone masons who struck yes
tcrday for higher wages have gained
their point and have resumed work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

H. J. Schulz, 1854 Mainstreet. corner
Main and Market Alley, is selling tine
Cali, Congress and Balmoral for gents,
for the very low price Of 81 90. Come
and see. a 3rtT, 80 \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21
THE TARIFF DEBATE.

The House Devotes Attention to Cotton
Ties md III, Sugar Schedule.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 20.-In the
House to-day conference was ordered
on the District OF Columbia Appropria.
tion bill, and then the House went into
Committee Of the Whole (Mr. Grosve.
nor. OF Ohio, in the chair on the tariff
bill.
Mr.. Henderson, OF South Carolina, Of
iercd an amendment abolishing the min
imum punishment prescribed for viola
tion OF the internal revenue laws. Re-
jectcd.
Mr.. Cowlcs, OF North Carolina, offered
an amendment repeating the tobacco tax.
Rejected.
Mr.. Sayers ofTexas. offered IN amend.
Inent providing that iron and steel cot
ton Ties. or hoops for any.other purpose,
larger Than 20 wire gauge, shall be ad-
lnittcd free OF dnty.
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into poetry, aud in n verse dedicated to
the infant industries, recited:

"itoek bye baby. you are OH top. .
When the INT frlcs the cradle viii iDck. d.
When tho fat stops the cradle will fall,
Anu down comes protection, cradle aud nil.
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Cowardly Attempt to As,nssinnte II Girl.

Cowardly Attempt to As,assinnte IL Girl.
CHICAGO, May Ca dispatch from
Hot Springs, Ark, says: Three miles
from this city, while out horseback rid.
ing, Miss Florence McKeosh was fired
on from ambush, and one Of the shots
from Winchester passed through the
back part OF her body, behind her
shoulders from left to right. The wound
ea girl bravely stayed in the saddle and
putting the whip to her horse rode at
full speed ihree-iourtbs OF milo to a
farmers house where she fell exhausted.
Her right arm is paralyzed. and she can
hardly speak. She is the daughter Of
the late NJ. Mckcogt who was for many
years City Clerk. She is we'll known in
Memphis and in Washington. The
would.be assassin is still at large.
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WASrED.-A good appetite. You can
have 1t easy enough by taking Hoods
sarsaparllla. 1t tones the digestion and
cures sick headache. =, -. II
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
COrOnal Notes.

Spring has made her appearance In a
gorgeous dress this year, judging from the
number of gaily colored flowers worn by
the school girls.
Some of the pupils, indeed quite a ma
jority of them, have the spring fever. Don't
ball it laziness. it sounds out of place. am
afraid some of the teachers think they have
had touches of it all through the session.
Tho monthly reception given at the
boarding house Saturday eye was the most
sociable reception they euer had. Every
body enjoyed themselves. Prof. Thomas
let US stay until after eleven o'clock, and
the way the boys and girls talked to each
other showed they were making up for lost
time.
Some of the pupils went to picnic Tues
day, and from oil reports the day passed
off very pleasantly.
Prof. and Miss Thomas went to San An
tonic Saturday week. Prof. returned the
same day and Miss Thomas the following
Monday. Miss Rosa tried to have the
measles but got disappointed.
Tiene V. got your new spring hatP is the
general subject of conversation among the
girls. written for the benefit of the Span
ish pupils)
1 dare say the people who are so fortu.
nate as to pass the music rooms are an
ticipating rare treat in the way Of music
during commencement. Practice away,
pupils and don't dsappoint them.
The reports have been sent out. and the
pupils are under great deal of excitement
to know who got on the honor roll.
The art room is SIMPLY looming up with
pictures. Hurrah for the art pupils!
Most of the pupils have been attending
the religious services at the Methodist
church. May they, while educating their
minds, not forget their spiritual education
We seriously hope that these meetings will
be great benefit to the school.
A PUPIL,
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PERSONAL.


"chid" Phillips has gone to the PanhsHdls.
Mr.. Mathews and family have gone to sea in
tho Brsehsndrigs Yacht
Mr.. Trench aud family. from oon,alas county. are
occupying the Phillips place,
7. @. johnson has sold the orchard lot Of the
hosher place TO DR.. Plrte Tor $500.
Mrs. Rowland has gone for seIo-rn to Missouri.
Mr., Beavers aud family occupy her home here.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from Mr. K.sps,
the gentleman who 10 occupying Sam koneb place
Jay Gould. Of railroad fame, called by on Monday
en- route from Mexico. aud took look al san Marcos
syringe.
J. N. stukss, formerly Of Bee county, late, Of
Austin, was here prospecting on Tuesday. aud We
learn bought the Ned KYLE place on ChsuiAuqua
hiil-side. for $1,000.
We learn that Mr.. Du Rose ID 20 deliver an ad.
dress atthp A, a n. College commencement, aud
will reach San Marcos about a week before ths
opening Of our Chauiauqaa.
We believe we have never made mention 81 the
fact that our former fellow citizen Joan scott the
sale OF whose fnrm we recently mentioned, has LOT
q year or more been resident OF Los Angeles. Cal
Our old friend Capt, Harvey gave Us a pointer
the other day worth knowing by chicken growers.
his fowls. which he declares Is an excellent thing
for their health.
q, Mcclellan h, erected a new Ice cream en-
porlum on the ,te OF Dr.. Pendleton's ONCE, re-
moved. Mac Ia also improving his property on San
Antonio st., adding toit spressed biiok aud glass
mont,
DIS Combs made us a call one day this week,
asking to have his PRsE PgsW changed TO Raymond,
Buch.l cu-i ~, Texas. We were pleased TO learn
that Nrs. C's health 10 mich improved Davi
himself was flesh from eastern r,xas, which he
found pretty much under water In consequence OF
copious rains,
DR.. Nye will remove north about the 10th Inst TO
take charge OF the large aud lucrative practice OF
q dental onic. IN Kansas. Those having unfinished
or 9th or work for him to do here would do well not
10 delay calling. We congratulate the Doctor on
his good tcriuno.
Our worthy German friends aud fellow citizens.
IAumcn and re Ibrrtb, are constructing gravel
and side walk. like that In front u HoiheinE
Hotel II 10 to be ten feet wide. and Will be pat
tern and standard for othe.s. They also planted
some fine trees In front OF their premises on Arbor
day, which are growing nicely.
Major Donaldson returned the other day from .
long s,journ at the home OF his son-in-law, Dr.
Price, In Blanco. lie was sick ofgrip. ats, good
part Of the time, but is pretty we'll restored lie has
reached his 9th year, but both physically aud
mentally 10 well preserved for man Of his years,
GA. schiey and ]. W. Allen have entered into
partner ship In the grocery trade. and will opeh
full stock ut early day In the room h'Joinlng
Glover's Bank. They are good men and we cordial
" come them as citizens, aud TO orr bushes
g relies.
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Dripping Springs.

We have not written any of the import
ant or anImportsnt events Of Dripping
Springs for some time. hut the i7st time We
were so dis outraged we did not feel lketry
ing again. We wrote quite long contribution
and wondered why it failed To appear in
the columns. Later it turned out that our
precious missive had been travelling about
in some ones pocket So there was no ac-
count Of the delightful ball at Mr.. Jones,
etc.
OF late there hes not been much doing
There have hem plenty Of gay little frOlicS,
among which We heard the one az Mrs.
VOLTS. and one Al Mrs. A. L DAVIS, fay-
o-ahlv commented upon
We have 70 time betoe the mail goes
ont 20 say more than that al are doInE well
here. the people are generally enjoying
their usaal good bsalih- More anon
US AMI.
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The members of the Gem City Cornet
Band hereby tender their sincere thanks to
the people of San Marcos for the encourage
ment given them by the liberal patronage
of the late concert given in their interest.
Also we hereby tender our thanks To the
members of the Peake Sisters for their SER
vices rendered in the getting up of the con-
cert, and if it ever falls to our lot, we hope
to serve them in the same pleasant manner
The band hopes soon to be able to dds
course sweet sounds" on all occasions of
public interest, ana hope that our generous
people will not critcise too harshly the
practice that is necessary to proficiency.
Give us a little time and we assure you that
there will music in the air" that you will
all enjoy. f. ID. GLOVER, Sec.
Try sLAck:DRAUeHI tea for Dyspepsia.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Since our last report, December 30 90.
JH Combs aud wife 10 W Z cary 'o'
acres Of VIM Blanion and other surveys
q. 400.
Sc Best aud wife ana hooen pos' ana
wife TO q v johnson. an Undivided TWO
thirds interest In % 2-io acres OF 'he ohaa
Henderson league aud labor si2oo.
Robert Kyle ana wne 10 pos' -eo
acres Of the John II VERIFY survey se'ooo'
Clara i Elchelbarger to Ed IL hone' %
acres OF the Veremendi league, 'oo'
Mary Aun Richardson and james L. Ma
lone to Il IL Eranklin and Ed X hone' -
acres Of the Chambers league. 500
Mrs. Della Eastman tn ID III MoNans'on,
the south half OF lot in block 10 city OF
San Marcos, 81, 100.
} N whisenant to Mrs Z ID Turner io'
~ In block 10, town OF Kyle s'oo.
Mrs L ID Turner a husband 10 y wh'Se'
n"nt an undivided hai' interest 'n 'oo "''''
Of the Samuel Little survey, s2ool.
BF Donaldson aud wife 10 Mrs III MeAihs'
ter, lot in block l. BFDona'sohs" ua'uon
to San Marcos, s2oo.
j Gordon Brown, TO WIN Euie' 1893 acre'
j Stewart ana other surveys sz'oVo,
II Saunders and wlfe 10 James Sno''on
657 acres on Blanco river Ss'oo''
ID Mckie to oiiver hutson ana 9osePn'n'
Hutson, lot l. biock !, Mch'os auu''ioh "
San Marcos soo'
Ezekiel Nance and w'fe 70 M nance,
lots l, =, D. ana o. IN oiocR ~ ''"n VI
Kyle l,ioo ~ 40
oharies We'zel 10 A'oer' IL 'oun'on, w
acres OF the Joe "niuey Pro-o"P"ou' @'No'
IL baroer 10 nenry p"'nna io' "''''
OF the Nj Nj Mcoar"a ie"gue' s''oo' -
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The Best Offer.

My large Plymouth Rocks are now sold,
but owing to nnfavorable circumstances. l
will now offer the most beautiful and profit
able bunch of White LeghOrn Chickens
probably in Caldwell or Hays counties.
Are about Is in number. Again am pre-
pared to sell or e1;cltange half dozen grade
Jersey COWS and calves, half a dozen Dur
ham and number of Texas COWS for cash
or any kind of cattle or horse stock. Jersey
cows are from I to grade and can oil be
bought for less than $40
j. B. HANKLA.
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Office of Colt & Co.

CHICAGO, Ill JA1uary, 1907.
N. ]. Travis, Lumber dealer is our agent
and fully authorized by us to warrant our
Pure Mixed Paint" (Which is an honest
Linseed Oil mixture) to wear three years
when two coats are applied, or five years
when three coats are applied. This war
rantee carries with il all the penalties that
an honorable firm expects to be exacted
from them, to-wit: perfect satisfaction to
the purchaser in every case.
Corr & Co.
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A Card TO fhe PnhIic.

Beware Caution" 1t has recently
IN discovered that the cause of so much
S5spepsia in this country is that people
40 use baking powder will always buy the
1PeSt Now, the cheap, inferior baking
sIsaer on the market is composed solely
- Aam and lime. Now. everybody knows
:. eject Of both Of these dangerous sub
,A9oes Just draw your own conclusions,
"a you Sill see that the White Rose Bak-
= Powder is the best to use. from the fact
Is strictly pure and healthy, and Is
vAnteed by the manufacturers.
Oaf i've grocers. Messrs. L. d. Gage
e. u. Gary, are selling the White Rose
~ fosder, and they also guarantee it.
forget 10 get = bottle Of that excellent
:, So hey are giving away with every
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

On Monday evening John l.. Malone one
Of our most prominent citizens, fell from
his stable loft, striking on his head, about
the base of the brain, resulting in paralysis
of his body. There were some symptoms
of reaction this morning. and hopes of his
recovery are entertained. His brain and
mind are unaffected
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
nay- WINE OF cARDU,, Tonic for Women.
Can Any Paper Say the Same2

The publisher of The News is editor,
devil. compositor, pressman and mail clerk.
He prints an edition of five hundred copies
on an Army press, one page at time, thus
making four Impressions to each paper.
Writes up everything, sets up everything,
(but the drinks) inks the forms and prints
the paper, goes to Bryan or Navasota once
a week to solicit advertisements, and yet is
contented, Can any other newspaper in
the State say as much?
So says w. D. Ward of the Mlllken
News. Really, we cannot explain his state
of contentment under the circumstances
named. save with reference to his possession
of fair and amiaole ibetter half"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
x6s- BLAck.DaAueHT tea cures Constipation.

L. j. Rountree, business manager of the
Star, is town marshal elect of Kyle. If
advertising the place is favor, he certain
ly deserves recognition by its people. he
is an Industrious and persistent special
correspondent of the Austin Statesman,
San Antonio Express, Houston Post, ETC.,
aud to read his specials stranger would
naturally inter that Kyle was among the
foremost towns of the STATE
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

MARION il bright bay, Is hands high
weighs 1850 lbs. Was sired By the noted
Marion Of Kentucky. be By Black Rover,
be by the famous English Derby Of York
shire, EnglAnd-
1t Dam By Iron Duke; End Dam by
Hambletonian; 3rd Dam BY sou Of Duroc
Messenger. Duroc uss by Diamed; fih
Dam by Young BAshou; 5tb Dam by Top
gallant: 9Th Dan By Mambrino; 7tb Dan
b. Vim. Ry-5yk, be By WA Rys5yks
HAmbisfo1iEn-
MARION has the combinations Of the
hest running and trofting blOods. beng
closely relaied 10 the bet animals q thee
classss m the United States-
WI stand the SEASON 81 FRED BROWNS
s.sbls, sa- Marcos, Tsrss.
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To the Teachers of Hays County.

GREETING:-You, aud each of you, are
hereby commanded to make your personal
appearance ut the Court House in the city
of San Marcos, on the last Friday in this
month, at 10 o'clock a. m. then and there
to remain and make yourself useful until
until discharged by the Teachers Institu .
of Hays county.
Fail not, under the severest pains snd
penalties of the law. Ed. X. KoSK,
April s, 1890. Pres. Teachers Inst.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
To the School Trustees of Hays County.

CONTAMINATION are hereby respectfully
invited to attend two-day's meeting of
the Teachers Institute of Hays county, to
be held in the city of San Marcos, on the
last Friday aud Saturday in this month.
Extended by order of resolution upani-
mously adopted by said Institute Mt its last
meeting. Ed. X. KoNE,
April S. 1890. Pres. Teachers Inst.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
DR.. j. W. Combs, Dentist, ". Side Plaza

Sermon topic for next Sunday morning
at the Baptist church, THE Intermediate
State" or where Is the soul between death
and the resurrection morn. Text, Thesf.
Ale. In the evening the programme for
Childrens' Day will be given, All are in
vited.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
For Sale.

A new phaeton aud double harness. all in
frstclass order, one goods. Will take
good horse stock; or make easy terms. APP
! ply at this office for particulars. 3.13-1m
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Proceedings Of the Hays County Teach
ers' Institute.
SAN MARCOS. March %, 80

SAN MARCOS. March 90, 80,
Institute met according to appointment at
2 o'clock p. m. of the above date. Judge
Kone in the chair, and the following
teachers in attendance:
T.. Daniel. OF Buda; T. J. Arendale,
Dripping Springs; j. R. Killian, Long
Branch; }. E. Cook, Martindale; W. r.
Gibbs, High Prairie; j. A. Thomas, VIM
berly; Miss Carrie Estes, Wimberly; o. L,
| Whpple, Science Hall; Prof. Taylor, of
| Deaf and Dumb Institute, Austin; Mrs. M.
T. Foster, Prairie Hill, Hays county; Miss
Laura Wilcox, San Marcos Graded School;
Miss Lewens, Stringtown; Profs. Chas. E.
Williams, San Marcos, and S. w. Stantield,
OF Coronal Institute
Prof. Daniel, of Buda, opened the dis.
cussion CT school government and it was
thoroughly discussed by the following teach
ers: Profs. Whipple, j. A. Thomas, and
Miss Wilcox.
Primary Grammar was discussed at some
length.
Methods in Geography were presented
by Mrs. Foster, followed by Miss Wilcox,
Profs. Arendale, Whipple and Daniel.
A motion was made and carried that the
Judge be instructed to invite the Trustees
of the county to an Institute to last two
days, and to be held on the last Friday and
Saturday in April, the session to commence
A.
The Judge assured the teachers that they
would not lose their pay for Fridays missed
in the attendance upon the County Insti-
tute.
1t also seemed to be the prevailing senti-
ment of those present that San Marcos
would Hospitality entertain all teachers from
q distance
4 committee consisting of Profs. Will
liams, Daniel and Miss Laura Wilcox was
appointed to arrange programme for next
meeting, said programme to be published
in all the county papers.
Institute then adjourned,
8. w. STANFIELD, Sec., Trus.
Manu- Tho c,hia.t Of school Uovnrn
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Programme for "Childrens' Day.

/. Song by choir.
2. Prayer.
3. Recitation, Scripture selections:
Psalms 34:ll.22; Matt. 19:13-15; Mark 10:
10 1G.
4 Song, "a work for we all to do" by
the children.
5, Dialogue, 'Il think about it," Oracle
McClelland and Ivy Lee Wilcoxen.
g. Song, THE lily of the valley" Ollie
Green and Glide Chastain.
T. Recitation. John Jenkins Sermon"
Maud Talbot.
6. Song, 1.-THE Islands are Waiting for
thee" Blanch Talbot.
8. Recitation, mo Sects in Heaven"
Ollie Green"
10. Address, Mission of the Sunday
school," pastor.
H.. Recitation, "The Little Red Box, )"
Blanch Talbot.
II. Song, white as the Wings of o
Dove" Annie May Fortson.
Is. Closing Song. choir.
This programme is to be rendered next
Sunday evening in the Baptist church. All
are invited to attend.
We have now our room on the second
floor finished, and ladies will find nice
and practical dress maker. Mrs. Alice
Staples, who will give her attention to
dress making and ladies' underwear.
J. s. TRAVIS.
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A Card.

n OuIus
Thanking mn friends and
customers FOR the liberal pa
trOnaSe they hare beStO1Oed
upoB me tor The past season
IbeS to inform you that i
hare again made arrange
nsentS for the agency of the
Deere and Eagle PLOlOS, both
of them haUinS, proven q
great success, also the
Standard and EAGLE Guilt
Uators and Planters, Nc
COrDaicE Binders and MoIO-
ers and other frSt-cLaSs
farming implements Which
I offer at Lo,0 prices and on
liberal terms.
By fair and square deaf
in6S I ShdUtyy to retain the
of my friends
IChich IhGUe so literally en-
joUed, and it is ICith pride
that I refer to customers
lChO hare stood by me for
the last 20 years.
W:M. GIESE.M
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Opera House.

We learn the building of the new opera
house nearly opposite the FREE PRESS Office
is pretty nearly settled fact, all the 40
shares of stock but two having been taken
Hurrah for San Antonio street!
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson is now in receipt of a
very large assortment of beautiful goods.
Inspection respectfully solicited,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10
McElree's Wine of cardui

and THEOFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Hays county:
j. A, Besll. San Marcos.
Reynolds IL Douel, San Marcos.
G. T, Bass, San Marcos.
j. N. Whisenant, Kyle.
s. M. Bergman, new home.
S. D. Gilpin. Dripping Springs.
J. w. Grow, Milseat.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

We have heard so many different stories
as to the prospective movements Of d. Nc
Naughton and Mrs. Mcpherson, that we
have concluded to await further develope-
ments before noticing further.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

lam receiving one car Delta ties and one
.S,sripr, which sell at close figures.
n"se VIM. GIEsEN.