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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-03-27
PERSONAL.


DIR. Desteiger has bought the John Scott
farm, heretofore advertised In our columns.
Prescotts are making another handsome
addition to their popular boarding house.
DIR. Nye left on yesterday for business
trip North, 10 DO absent some ten days.
Mrs. NJ. A. johnson, proprietress Of the
Kentucky hotel, Kyle, died at San Antonio,
Tuesday the 18th.
Squire Cock has sold his burned of lot
on the East side Of the square to Finne Il
Edwards, who we understand, will soon
proceed to erect business house thereon.
s. Mcclellan aud Thos Taylor have
bought Lucius Dailey's lot adjoining the
Ahrenback corner. The former will open
business in the buildings thereon.
Miss Jennie Fry came home from her
school on Purgatory on Saturday. and ro-
ports favorable prospects. The wise aud
worthy young lady called and subscribed
for the FREE PRgss.
There was runaway on the square an
Saturday. Mack Randle seized the horses
by the bride aud at imminent peril to him
felf hung on to them until he arrested
their career.
J. J. Waldrip. of the vicinity of Staples
Store, IL inaugurating another bee and
honey campaign. Also ]. p. Caldwell, Of
this vicinity.
Secretary Fisher, of our Chautauqa. says
he intends framing the original Of the auto
graph letter of Mr.. Cleveland, which we
publish.
DIR. Pirtle, late Of Henderson, Texas, is
about to locate at this place in the practice
of his profession.
Combs and 500, dentists, have fitted the
old FREE Pass sanctum III tho Wood build
ing for additional Office room.
DR.. Simmons, for nineteen years mis-
sionary to China, will lecture in the Baptist
church on next Sunday evening. Admis-
sion free. All are invited.
II. G. johnson, the new owner of the old
Donaldson corner. is refittinp the building
In good style, having added a sky-light and
ventator. The public sqnare now has
two johnson corners.
JEFF Travis exhibited grand feat of lofty
tumbling last night, by falling from the iu-
complete upper story of the Ladies' EN-
porium" building to the lower, dislocatinR
a shoulder and narrowly escaping more
serious injury. What was the matter,
jeff?
Meeting our friend Capt. Tom Ellison
from down the river yesterday, he 'forked
over"S2. back subscription to the FREE
PRESS remarking that he had been
subscriber ever since it started. We have
lots of the same sort, Talk about "down-
ing" an old established newspaper!
Without due consideration we admitted
last week paragraph in an article with
reference to Prof Thomas. signed Wide
Awake, which we should not have done. 1t
was more IN the style of "Peck's Bad Boy"
than was becoming to college girls"
Mr.. Hapkla the other day kindly gave US
a statement of some of the matters he saw
and heard on recent visit to Austin. Mr..
and Mrs. y. j. White are doing well there
but looking to San Marcos as their ultimate
home again. Mrs. Taylor also wishes to
return if she could get her former boarding
house back Mrs. Breeding, another board
ng house keeper there is also DESTROYS of
coating in San Marcos. The depopulation
Of Austin is still progressing.
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The Truth, Pure and Simple.
wing sneaks for itself:

The following speaks for itself:
2026 Vine St., Phila.. Pa, JAN, 22, 1890.
Unsolicited allow me to add my testi-
monial to your grand and glorious remedy.
A short time ago my left ankle and foot
commenced to swell, until they became
nearly twice their natural size. This swell
ling was accompanied by pains almost I'M
bearable, extending to my hips, was u.s.
ing various remedies, but finally your Won
derful Oil was recommended and found
relief from the first application and a per-
manent cure after using one-half the bottle.
would not again be without it, If it cost
$500 bottle, and in me your St. Jacobs
Oil will always find true friend and advo-
cate. j. e. SILL.
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DR.. j. II. Combs, Dentist ". Side Plasa

The Institute Building Committee, hav-
ing adopted Mr.. A. Northcrafts plan of
the new building, have decided to take the
contract themselves, and have employed
Mr.. Hail. of Austin, who made the I'M
provements on the Old building last year,
to superintend the work. They deem this
the best and safest course, in view of all
the circumstances a strong point in its favor
being the chance thus afforded of employ
ing good deal of home labor on the pro-
posed building.
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CHICAGO, ILL January. 1887.
N. J. 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 it all the penalties that
an honorable firm expects to be exacted
from them, to-wit: perfect satisfaction to
the purchaser in every case.
Corr e. Co.
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Two Residences of Prohibition Mayor
Burned.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL, March 20.-For
over year there has been bitter war be-
tween the prohibition and anti-prohibition
elements of this city, The feeling was so
bitter that two months ago the residence of
Mayor Stockbridge, a prohibitonist. was
burned to the ground. The loss WAS $ll,-
600. 1t is rumored that his political ene-
mics had hand in the matter. At meet
ing on the republican and prohibition par
ties last night Siockbridge WAS nominated
for may or and this morning his new resi-
dence was fired and burned to the ground.
The loss is $1,000. The American hotel
adjoining was damaged So, COO.
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The Iron Mountain Route will put on. in
the course Of the next few days. schedule
making the time from Texarknna to st.
Louis in from "a to 20 hours, for live stock
IN train lots, and the International d Great
Northern r. R. will run lots of ten cars or
more, in special trains to meet this counec-
ton at Texarkana. 3-l3-3w.
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A Card.

Thanking Dayfriends and
cuStOmersfo for the Hberalpa-
trOnage they hare beStoWcd
upon me tor the past season
IbeS to inform you that 1
have again made arrange
naentS for the agency of The
Deere and Eagle Plo,cs, both
of them haUing. pr0Uen a
great success, also the
standard and Eagle Culti-
Unt0rs and Planters, Nc,
Cornaich Binders and MozC-,
ers and other frst-class
farming implements Which
I offer ut lou prices and on
liberal terms.
ByfaI and square DEAL.
in9S I shaU Hy to retain the
confluence Of my friends
which I h0Ue so Literally en-
joyed, anil it is with pride
that I rffrr to customers
zOho hare stood Jy me for
the last 2OYenrs.
WJM. GIESEN.
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COlnnendable.

All claims not consistent with the high
character of Syrup of Figs are purposely
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
II acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bow
els, cleansing the system effectually, but 1t
is not cure.al and makes no pretensions
that every bottle will not substantiate.
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Judge Fisher, secretary of our Chnutar-
qua. informs us teat he has contracted with
a number of distinguished Southern gentle.
men to lecture at the coming session, and
is in correspondence with others from var
ious sections. DR. Jones. late superintend-
ant of public schools at Huntsville, very
gentleman. will have charge Of
the Teachers Normal school.
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On last Tuesday evening goodly mum.
Der of the members of the Baptist church
called on their new pastor and his wife,
and kindly gave them warming up by
many kind words of good cheer. and de-
posting on the table rich supply of many
of the necessaries of life. After spending
an hour or more socially, the company re-
turned to their homes happier, for lit is
more blessed to give than to receive" We
have come to the conclusion that q PASTORS
life among such cheerful and lovable peo.
pie ought to be very pleasant one. We
are glad that our lot has been cast in such
delightful place and hope that we may
have many years of successful work togeth-
err. Come again, brethren and sisters, we
like sunshine, and are always glad to wei
come you to our home.
NJ O. KELLER.
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Free to Subscribers to the Free Press.

All present and future subscribers to the
FREE PRESS will be furnished with 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.
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cannot permit the further hauling of
and from my place without pay. My price
Is ten cents per load. All concerned Will
please take notice.
teb20t, WIN. WILLIAMSON.
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Prompt attention given to all orders. All
job work and repairing will receive prompt
attention. Guttering and roofing special
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
G. H. STEELE d Co.
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We shall devote large part Of our next
issue to the subject of road construction, as
presented by competent authority. 1t In
wolves also street construction, and hence
should be of special interest here and now.
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wish to let my lady friends and ac-
qua,ntances, and others, know that will
be found in the dress making department al
J. s. Travis', and will guarantee perfect
satisfaction IN Nil my work in every way in
that line Prices reasonable.
Mrs. ALICE STAPLES.
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For Sale.

A new phaeton and double harness, all in
hrst-class order. one goods. Will take
good horse stock; or make easy terms. APP
ply at this Office for particulars. 3-13 Inn
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Patents Granted

TO inventors in the State of Texas during
the past week. Reported for this paper by
q. A Snow q Co., Patent lawyers and 30.
licitors, opp. U. 8. Patent Office, Washing.
ton, ID. c.
j. III. Allen, Goldthwaits, brldle.bit; G..
II. Brown, Pledge. machine for distribut-
ing poison on plants; w. E. Elam, Dallas,
cotton conveYor; A. j. Mauermann. Hous-
ton. submarine channel protection; II. s.
Moran, Aledo, wire fence; w. d. Porter,
Mt. Pleasant, cotton chopper;B. W. Raines
Fulbright. quilting frame; j. l.. Sullivan,
Austin, nut for vehicle-axles.
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Fresh hams at McAllIster's.

Prompt attention given to ali orders. All
JOB work and repairing will receive prompt
attention. Guttering and roofing a special
y. Satisfaction guaranteed.
G. H. STEELE Il Go.
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There is an admirable prospect of a
"monkey and parrot time" over the subject
of street Improvement. There seems to be
no head to the enterprise. and general dis
satisfaction bids fair to prevail The school
controversies of the past are likely to be
laid in the shade.
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San Marcos Mill, Ice and Gin Go.

/ Iam in charge of the above establish
uent and will give attention to all its de.
prtments in the proper seasons. Meal will
Do ground from Kansas corn, thus insuring
As best article.
r. PETIT.
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Quality at the Top, Prices at the Bottom.
This is the condition of affairs in dress
goods, notions, clothing and furnishing
goods at P. L. Talbot's
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We we're indebted last week to the Ice
Co. for large sized ''chank" in token of
their having resumed business for the
present season. With Mr.. Petit in charge,
a successful campaign may well be antici-
psted.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-03-27

Just received large line Of ladies, miss
and chidren's summer and picnic hats.
children's lace caps, ladies' lace hats, an
extra line Of ribbon, torcbeon lace, Irish
point lace. from 25cts to 81 per yard, lad ies'
blouses from 81 so TO g so.
DAILEI & BBo.
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The city election comes on April LIST. The
contest for marshal, assessor and collector,
and attorney. may be somewhat lively.
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III few days my room on the second
floor will he ready for dress making and
ladies' underwear.
j. s. TRAVIS.
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WOthsi NOfhSlf

Ooafd against them by getting the best
r.s'snta'IEe- "TArits- cheaper than cam
psosEOd more reliable q,
RaIxoLDs 4 DANIEL.
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The gardens are suffering for ram, and
the farms would also be the better for tho
same,
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Millinery.

Ars Richardson is now in receipt OF
,e'y arge assortment of beautiful goods.
Inspection respectfully solicited,
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s'asrs Co-ssts-sl styles and sizes.
- Health Wsist-sonethIng new. q
S - ,ina'lo1 q slsEHBcs and comfort al
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NsAre agents for the celebrated Clean.
'hoslery-EArranted not to fade
JoHxSoS 4 JOHNSON.
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R&- WINE OF chRDuI, Tonic for Women.

"Rats'" has become derisive exclama-
ton, but rats are no joke to our farmers.
They have become the greatest pest to our
farmers, destroying both the gathered and
growing crops at a fearful rate. Many of
them are being poisoned and otherwise de-
stroyed. but they still abound.
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What is being done towards seloctin, a
location, plan, ETC., for the new public
school buildingp
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Old postoflice building, near South
corner Plaza, San Marcos, Texas. 3-27-3m
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We Have For Sale

Two desirable places. eligibly situated.
= lois town. Prices and terms reasonable.
inquire at PRE- Pass Office.
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,.,,rsth's Seed-Bpaus and Peas Id bulk
D'''' RAYNoLps & DANIELS.
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en- hh,s New York Seed Potatoes, three
IN VI VIM. GIEsEN.
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Attention, Ladies.

You are requested to furnish ornamental
flowers. pltnta, and slrubery for the coming
session of Chauteuqua COMMITTEE.
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An Instructor goes with each accordian
sold by Geo. w. Knight.
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Brushes-Hair, tooth. cloth and shoe
brushes, best quality and assortment at
RATSoLDs 4 DANIEL
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lam receiving one car Delta ties and one
ar bageing which sell at close figures.
% 'eo WIN. GIEsEN.
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The undersigned, at Thompson's mill.
ril hereafter make grinding corn special
v. Will keep good fresh meal for exchange
{ lbs. bolted or 48 lbs. unbolted, or grind
,ustomers' corn ON short notice.
j. G. JONES.
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The beauty of the season is reflected in
our new seasons stock of dress goods and
trimmings, P. L. TALBOT.
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We lay speria! claims to novelty in stysle
and moderation in prices,
p. L. TALBOT.
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Musical instruments, Geo. W. Knight,
8. w. corner Plaza. San Marcos, Texas.
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"Why doesn't he take Hoods Sarsap1
riilap" is the general inquiry of friends when
O person suffers from any disease Of blood.
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TIE prsssui warm sea;ber il Suggestive
a Eghfer clothing. re can supply the de-
u,sDi 9TH the pretfiesi line Ss have ever
sborn. Iuspsction invited
wooD 4 WTILraNsoS.
Nsus' Furrishsrs-
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ons not subscribers who may atty
Persons t'o,n receive copies of the FREE
Z. 'U will please understand that they
rsss, s simply as samples, in the hope
" ss eSs narties addressed may like ~
|Isil .n' to favor us with their subscrip-
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Some of our street Improvement bosses
are seeking light on the subject at San
Antonio.
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up. Kone & Co. are still running
The meat market next to Hutchin's
store, where the best meats may
always be found, Give them a call.
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First in the Market.

Landreth's Garden Seeds,
Fresh and Genuine at
RAYNoLDs & DANIELS.
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The Gem Stand OF our young friend
Voges, next to Hofheinz Hotel. already re.
joices in soda fount of the finest style.
Milk-shakes and other cooling beverages
are regularly dispensed. It's equipments
in all respects are complete and admirable.
''The Gem" though starting late, did fine
business last season, but will vastly increase
il duiing the present season,
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Total.

An increase of 81 over last year. Mr.. II
took the enumeration very carefully, stree
by street.
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Nickel alarm clocks, spectacles and eye
glasses. Geo. W, Knight, s. W, corner
plaza, San Marcos. Texas.
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Kelley's fine shoes for ladies' miss in all
sizes and prices at johnson i Johnson's.
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Nav prints ginghams, domestics, etc., at
hhpson & Johnson's.
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New Hats! New Hats !! I! now in store at
johnson & Johnson's.
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yOu Can Save Money

pv purchasing pianos and organs through
ma instead of at San Antonio or Austin.
sneak by the book. Don't fail to call
md sec me before purchasing.
S. P. CHAsTAIN.
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Special attention is called to our stock OF
mems and boys clothing at extra low prices,
p T. TALBOT
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Soaps-The favorIts "Amoli" soap, ''Di
almond King" &c. at
RAYSoLDs q DANIEL.
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WASHINGTON. March 23.-Gen. Ro nert O.
Schenck died at o'clock this evening at
bis residence In this city. He bad been
confined to his house about two weeks.
The immediate cause OF death was pneu-
mona. which set in last Tuesday.
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Notice.

Onion Sets-And all varieties of seed,
.Ispdreth's," at Reynolds q Daniels
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CT Read Chas Hutchings' new advertise
ment in the right hand corner of this page.
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Remember we carry good line of fami-
ly groceries at moderate prices.
p IT TIIpnr
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coice lot of Early Rose seed potatoes at
pellister's.
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"a, the Lisht,running White

susar and Bacon at reduced prices
fresn ''e j. II. GARY.
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Satines. foreign and domestic, in special
variety Of patterns at Johnson 4 Johnsou's.
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Lawns, lawns, lawns. ut j. s. Travis
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Geo. W. Knight, matchmaker and jewel
er. Southwest corner plaza, San Marcos,
Texas. mar 0-tf.
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GEO. w. KNIGHT,

Fresh grits at McAllister's.
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Notice.

The DIR. Daley residence for rent. APP
ply to Daley q Bro.
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1 wish to inform the ladies of San Mar
cos and surrounding country that we have
employ ell practical dress-inaker, a well
known lady of this place, Mrs. O. A
Staples II will pay you to have her cut
and make your dresses. Ladies', give her
n call at ]. $. Travis, San Antonio street.
San Morcos Texas
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Summer weight Henriettas Lawns, Mo-
hairs, ETC.. at johnson & Johnson's.
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Gen. Robert Z. Schenck Dead.

OLD NEWSPAPERS 25c u 100
AZ this office.
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Strings

Violin. Gnitar, Btnj1-Warranted excsll-
ent quality-at Geo. w. Knights, s. w
corner Plaza, San Marcos. Texas.
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City Assessor Hopkins gives the number
of public free school pupils as follows:
Colored.
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Forzs's $3.50 shoe in splsndid line Of
sizes Al johnson & Johnson's.
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DR.. j. W. Combs, Dentist, ". Side Plaza
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In Stock

,,,.s, -four in the city at McAllister's.
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yortberu meal at McAllister's.
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At Johnson's can be found in great vsrle
ty chalIics at II yards for 81.
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Many new novelties in ginghams and
callcos at Johnson & JobnEon's.
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Eop pAssENGER TRAINS.
aoMB NEWS.

Two Copies for $3.50.
,,h as many persons desire to send
pies anio So' we offer two copies OF the
pai 50 S ~ at S9.sO-cash in advance
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MsELaEE,s WINE Of cARou! for Weak Nerves.
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McEIree's Wine of carduI

and THEDFoRO's BLACK pRAUeHT ar
for sale by the following merchants il
HAYS county:
A. Beall. San Marcos
Reynolds a DOniel. san Marcos
c. +. Bass. San Marcos.
J. " Whisenant Kyle.
s. NJ. Bergman, new home.
S. d. Gilpin. Dripping Springs.
J. W. Grow. Millseat
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April 9th is Easter Sunday.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-03-27
City Election.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Summer has come.