The San Saba News. (San Saba, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 42, Ed. 1, Friday, August 16, 1889 Page: 1 of 4
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BANKERS
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Exchange Dealers
SAST SABA
TEXAS
CORRESPONDENTS
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Collections made anywhere
Tlie Fnrmcr a Business Man
Probably no occupation i
rM on with so little regard to bus-
iness rules as that of farming
The farmer requires more educa-
tion and a knowledge of greater
variety of subjects than any of the
socalled learned professions
Tho man who knows only how
to turn a good furrow prepare the
soil for the seed stop the growth
of weeds and promote the growth
of the plant has not mastered the
art of successful farming Nor
Las the man who knows only how
to raise fine horses sleek cattle or
gfnt wine or how to fertilize his
lfelds to the best advantage raise
the best corn or potatoes or tho
Ii Jgfccat yiel < jKtpat8 cr > dJarl9j
The man who fcwlay really
makes a thorough success as a
farmer must combine all these ele-
ments of knowledge and many
more
It used to bo said that any fool
could be a farmer but at the pros
ent day people begin to lealize
the fact that the farmer needs the
mora education The time has
gone by when Hie haphazard slip
shodj goasyouplease methods of
farming iii bo made to pay
Agriculture has come to be re
jognized as a science Millions
of acres of soil in our states and
territories have been opened up to
the plow and their surplus pro-
ducts arc forced upon the markets
jf the world The products of the
rheap labor of foreign countries
ire also emptied into our midst to
glut our markets The farmers
apon tho worn soils of the older
States and especially our own New
England must look closely to tho
ietafls of their business or go to
Pjo walL
What would be thought of the
manufacturer who did not know
to the fraction of a cent tho cost
ot the raw material and labor put
Jfto a yard of cloth or the manu-
facturer of leather who did not
know tho exactcost of the materii
ai and labor required to make a
ing goods and by a careful keep
ing of accounts learn to figure the
cost of every article they produce
then a successful beginning will
have bees made Let them keep
rlebt and credit with every acre of
corn or potatoes or beans or
grain
Charge each acre with the in
terest on its value tho probable
amount of fertilizing material nsed
hj the crop and the cost of labor
ia its care Credit it with market
value x > f the crop produced The
difference between tho two will
represent the profit or loss
A like account should bo kept
with the herd of cows If any ono
of tho number entails a loss upog
you dispose of her
Keep a strict account with thp
t chard if you have one Debit
jt with the labor employed in its
care and ia harvesting of its fruit
Credit it with the values of its
golden product and learn from the
balance on the right side of thp
ledger that it is one of yonr best
friends I have said that the
farmer nee < h to be educated for
his business One branch of
study I would particularly recom-
mend that is bookkeeping I
speak from personal knowledge
and experience and know it pays
It is like the compass to the mari-
ner
The formers book is ona of re
ferenco to which he can at any
a time refer for dates of article
bought or sold and price given
or received for the same This
book will solve the great problem
Where does our money go to
und perchance lead to a more care
ful consideration and economy
Having karued to calculate the
cut of the products of the farm
the next business is to know how
to sell them Make a study of tho
markets and learn for yourselves
the price of those things you wish
to selL If you cannot fix your
wn prices yon can at least prpr
Tent being taken advantage of by
3T E TERNOR Proprietor
TOLT7ME XY
unscrupulous traders
QDonway with the middleman
Dont employ your local marketers
and ospres sinen to sell your pro-
ducts they will return you as little
as they dnie to Theres too many
following ia the footsteps of Old
Hutch th3 millionaire of Chicgo
who figurol so largely in the re-
cent wheat corner
Do your own selling If the
price is below ihe cost of produc
ing hold ou to the product till you
can double your money Now En
gland Former
The Georgia Commission
Under the admirable workings
of tho 6tate and interstate commis
sion transportation lins been cheap
ened its facilities have beon im-
proved the business of our ports
have been increased and every in-
terest in Georgia has felt the
quickening touch of prosperity
No idle fear of railroad combina-
tions should frighten us into un
doing tho upbuilding of our homo
interests All combinations cease
to be dangerous to tho people when
they nra controlled by the people
and to this complexion the railroad
problem has come at last If rail
roads want to combine let them
combine they cannot hurt the
people so long as the people re
main on top
With our state and interstate
commissions on guard we need not
fear unjust discrimination on tho
part of the railroads and after all
that was our greatest danger dis-
crimination in favor of or against
persons and places and not mere
combinations These points
should not be forgotten Atlanta
Constitution
m
Kansas City was dry for the
first time last Sunday under the
Downing law The Downing law
makes it a felony to sell liquor on
Sunday and makes it obligatory
upon the trial judge to revoke tho
saloon keepers license upon con
viction
Quite n number of large build
cities1 with hollow brick They are
said to stand the samo pressure up
to 30000 poands that the best solid
brick will stand They cost one
third less than the solid form and
make the walls proof against fire
moisture and frost being w rj3in
winter and cool in snntnfer The
bricksaregpktmend thus making
wmrfiollow from top to bottom
The Gazette asks a question
that all Texas should feel failed
upon to stand on tip toe and an
swer If it pays Ohio and Mas
sachusetts to ship timbers from
Texas to be manufactured into
carriages and wagons that are
shipped back to Texas and sold at
a profit jvhy may not Texas manu
facture wagons not only for its
own use but for shipment to Ohio
and Massachusetts
The governor of Minnesota has
no sickly sentimentality in dealing
with murderere and robbers mere
ly because they aro about to die in
prison and refuses point blank to
pardon Bob Younger If some
other governors were cast in the
samo Soman mold it would be bet-
ter for justice nnd right in this
country
The United States commission
ers have concluded negotiations
for the Sioux reservation the In
dians have signed off their patri
mony to tho pale face Eleven
million acres better and more de-
sirable land than Oklahoma are
thus opened up to white settlement
and a grander rush than that to
Guthrie and Oklahoma City is
among the probabilities
The Manufasturers Record of
Baltimore has been doing good
work in advertising the resources
of the southern states and encour-
aging investments there It is
organizing a surveying party
composed of men expert in all
that relates to the vegetable and
mineral resources of our section
whonre to explore the country
and report The Becord should
receive hearty support and it
would not bo a bad idea for our
industrial associations to extend
to its party special invitations and
offer them every facility in this
laudablo enterprise Our geolog
ical bureau can nnd will do much
to discover and locate mineral and
other deposits but nothing can
advertise these advantages liks a-
live newspaper The bureau
would do well to extend to the
Becord the use of all its maps
notes and other data S A Ex-
press
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A Hint So Charges
Instead of seeking to rally the
antiprohibition vote of 1SS7
against a railroad commission and
instead of howling communist at
every man who contends for the
supremacy of the state why do
not the railroad advocates and
organs urge tho adequacy of leg-
islative control and demonstrate
wherein n commission is unneces-
sary
Were tho Gazette a trusted lead-
er for the roads it would seek to
strengthen the bands of conserv-
ative men and not disgust and
make them tired by methods well
calculated to incense and mobilize
tho pcoplo against the roads Tho
necessity for a commission is the
only question to be settled for it ia
like a red flag before n Mexican
bull to tell the people they are
powerless to control railroads and
communists when they wish to do
so
Draw tho people and the roads
together in friendly discussion
and impress upon both their ident
ity of interest Let certain roads
give the traveling public better
passenger service let others stop
vexing the public in efforts to
harrass connecting lines let all of
them seek to arbitrate claims for
damages rather than force adjudi-
cation of them in the court room
let the people be made to feel that
the roads are not foreign taskmas-
ters but are part and parcel of
Texas amenable to its laws and
workers in its upbuilding and
there will be no need for smart
politicians to seek to revive the
prohibition struggle or for rail
road advocates and organs to cry
out communism at better people
than themselves Gazette
Took oS his Under Lip
Eight years ago a cancer came
on my lower lip I had it cut out
while it was yet small and it heal
ed up apparently but soon broke
out fcgaiu and commenced eatipg
very rapidly It took off my under
caseof boots or shoes or the man jDgs have been built in eastern 1liP rom one sie to the other and
afajturer of oleomargarine who
knows what it a t per pound and
laughs in his sleeve at tho farmers
gilt edged butter
And yet how many farmers can
tell the cost of a pound of butter
or pork a bushel of potatoes or
corn or a ton of hay They sell
thuir product for what they can
get otferod not knowing whether
they are making or losing
The remedy is this when farm
era come to realize that farming is
business as much as manufactur-
ing or banking or buying and sell
down to my chin I had it treated
by burning and got so weak that
Nothing Like Irabe
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SAN SABA TE
see the motive of their childrens
kindest actions writes
I did not think I could stand Jt rfytheiiauTJn afongtlTe creek
much longer After mncjt gger
ingI discarde HGthertreatment
and galfming Swifts Specific
und ihe cancer soon began to heal
and in a short time it was complete-
ly healed and I whs entirely well
It is now over three years sinco I
got well and there has been no
sign of any return of the disease
I know it was cancer and I know
it was cured alone by S S S
E V Fehiuxd
Huston La-
S S S cured me of malignant
sore throat and mouth caused by
impure blood The tronble ex-
tended down to my left lung which
was very sore The doctors prac-
ticed on no for three years with-
out relief when I left them ant
took S S S Four bottles cured
me Ben Rilev
Meridian Miss
Treatise on Blood qnd Skin Dis-
eases mailed free
The Swift Specific Co
Drawer 3 Atlanta Go
Some oldfashioned folks still
say that growing plants should not
be kept in our windows They
argue plants are filled with rich
black earth from swamps fnil of
malaria and this soil being water-
ed and kept in a high temperature
must itself breed the germs of dis-
ease Mother earth is scarcely so
dangerous as this argument would
Imply If only a few plants are
ljept the entire amount in he
pots containing them would be-
little more than the peck of dirt
that every body is supposed to eat
at some time during his or her
mortal life The fear of malaria
coming in homoeopathic doses is
utterly chimerical Dry earth is
itself one of the best disinfectants
and especially earth placed in pots
containing house plants should be
in the sunlight In winter houses
were apt through poor ventilation
to be filled with foul odors often
from the cellars From tho breath
and from burning light the air is
poisoned by carbonic acid gas
This gas the growing plants ab-
sorbs especially during tho night
when least ventilation is given to
the room In tho daytime the soil
tself absorbs foul odors which
are taken up and used as food by
growing plants Instead of being
an injury to health plants in tho
house aro a benefit provided thoy
do not so obstruct tho windows as
to prevent plenty of sunlight in
the room Selected
Parents aro
ceive the care they require withont
unnecessary delay Selected
Jealousy is at once the meanest
and the most unaccountable of
vices What belongs to us we
shall have inevitably and what
we want and have not we shall
never win by unreason If we are
lovely we shall be Ipyed and if we
are unlovely we shall not b oved
no matter whether any other takes
our place or not Jealousy of the
wealth the social importance or
the happiness of others is alike
unaccountable and absurd Your
own house is n ot lowlier because
your neighbors is four stories
high nnd brown stone If ho
should fail and have to give up
his carriage it would only crowd
the horse cars n little more and bv
no means provide you with chaise
or buggy What is it iii human
naturo that makes our poor fare
eem poorer because our neighbors
is eating roast duck and drinking
champagne To envy the love
bestowed upon auother is equally
idle Hearts keep their accounts
usually with very tolerable fair-
ness We shall receive that of
nhich wo aro worthy no more
and what is our own by virtuo of
our desert no fate can take away
Selocted
Five kinds of poison have been
discovered in n cigarette the oil
in the paper the oil of nicotine
saltpetre to preserve tho tobacco
opium to make it mild and the oil
in flavoring That is not enough
howover to disconrage its us
The cigarette habit is like sor
habits bpund to hang on until
ultimately kills tho patient
gJf taggag11
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UST 16 1S85
MgrV Vorlls Acceptance ofU <
sides electing the treasurer they
corre iiiia tatnniit la1 uarMiiicliiieiItoeIialliiiii have gained eight seats in the lcg
I miaouinrnieiir linr tlm ri t it
1 ut faet we
spondent to Good Words A liti 1 V h T
tie fellow has been reading
some young hero who helped
father aud mother in all sorts of
waysaud after racking his brain
to think how he too can help he
remembers he can fetch his fath-
ers slippers and tako his boots
away and put them iii the proper
place Without saying a word to
anybody when evening comes he
does it but tho father is so occu-
pied that he notices not what tho
boy has done The little fellow
hopes on thinking that when he
goes to bttl his father will say fiow
pleased he was to see Charley so
willing to help but not a word is
uttered and the boy goes to bed
with a choking feeling in his throat
and says his prayers by the bed-
side with a saduess very real in
his heart
Parents often complain of chil-
dren not being so ready to help as
thoy should be The fault is with
the parpnts who have not known
how to evoke feelings with which
the heart of every child is richly
stored All words of approval are
helpful and encouraging In a
large family there have been days
of anxiety nnd care The eldest
daughter by her skill in teaching
has earned a little extra money
and withont a word to any one she
lays nearly all of it out in buying
things that are much needed in the
house What joy fills her heart
hpna fond mother takes her
asldeand with emotion that can
not bo concealed says how thank-
ful she is for such considerate
kindness and murmurs I dont
know what we should do without
you darling My friend do not
be so chary of these words of en
couragemont
Nothing adds more to the value
of tlie farm nnd ranch during
these hot summer months than
plenty of shade If the trees are
selected also for their frnit or nut
out
i
wattcat many waj
° neither iutinil nor
bearing qualities the j2enefit lil2 c ef lLt > t
>
correspondingly increased Down
is the proper location for the
pecan a grove of these valuable
trees will provide shade for man
and beast and will yield a steady
income from the nuts for several
generations Some farms which
now only yield a scanty support
after tho hardest kind of labor can
be made doubly prpduptjve and
far mQre pleasant as home mere
ly by setting out young pecan trees
in the low lands and giving them
proper care and protection until
they are of sufficient sizo to need
no further care If the thin shell
large nut variety is planted the in
come from them will be corres
pondingly increased About the
house and nround t o farm yard
flny fruit trees should bo set out
they being near the house can re
Hi xft Onoa car
his rfaKe mo iiueiitji expression of face atti
tmles oicc th choice ami lit of our
ettthes ami our habitations our friends
anil coinpanoni all an hut a network of
toopetl ami wimlimcl rn2jeilmss
through ubicu ho that Tuns may get a
KlimpO of our real iharactrr and know
liioro in certain wajs about ua than
know about onrAchcs
l ling always knows when jou aro
Srahy > f him Von uiaich pa t him with
jr f hravado What slink of jour
Ke or niitoward
wrinkling of jour
othegor uncoiscious quickening of your
uiifioggave out to tho dog that jonr
AtFnna dissohctl
Kng within yonf
fntrmrarsomcthinj that told il and tho
dog knew it A horse knows instantly
qhyn the hand of a master holdstho reins
and little children know whom to trust
ajid whom to snsrect whom tu obey and
raioiu to defy
i ouentcra6trect car and tho nun op-
posite whb gives you a casual gianco set-
tles very definitely some things you never
suspected in yoiirself There is a fn > line
ofsupenilionsncsi in your face especially
when the car goes past a low quarter
there is a slight tossofyourhcadwhenyou
gather back j our skirts from tho washei
voman with the dirty baby there was
hardly a hairbreadth of motion but it
told direction as plainly as if it had been
two miles Yon poso before yourself and
your world as a benevolent i > erbon Von
assist at the Cash girls Fair and tho Chil
drens Freth Air Fund and dress Christ-
mas dolls and yon loe yourself in many
ways which you could mention hut you
gi o yourself out to bo soroo
thing quite different from your ideal self
byatnrn of the lip or a tone of the voice
a word spoken or a wont omitted
You have heard people use French
phrases to convey the idea that thoy were
conversant Tithtliatlanguagi > but Instead
they gavo out very definitely that they
knew nothing whatcicr abont it Somo
slight difference of sound very slight but
absolutely impossible to one who under-
stood himself betrays alike theignoranco
and prctenso of tho wonidbe Frenchman
IIaoyon never seen young girls sign
themselves in autograph books votre
amio or votie ami AVell they simply
give tbemsehes out
Have you never seen a lady keep the
couersation in her hands and at her own
level from herself as tho center she reels
off platitudes or bnrls javelins of remarks
among her guests who gasp monosyllabic
replies This lady prides herself upon be-
ing an entertaineraeonvcr > atiouaIist the
she
giiSaJH rscirotiF 33 irIearful Tjore a
pershn to 1 mu from a thousand miles
It might Imp been worse said an
old Fngliobniau when his wife died it
might have beenme He thought hu was
justifying the ways of God to man but
he was only giving himself ouf as a self-
ish man as he was for everybody else was
of opinion that it had better have been
bitathat died
t keep my key hole stuffed withpaper
said a discreet duenna in a whispe and
this jave oat that she herself was inthe
habit of keyhdcs
A lady makes herself a slave to an ele
gant wardrobe and she looks like what
flic subjects Iierselfto she conveys some
definite impression of tho supremacy of
clothes aud the subordinacy of herself
She can nover have the subtle air that dis
tinction which a woman has whodocs no
think ol clothes who can look right with
ont spending great and constant thought
npon hcrgarmcuts
So in a thousand wat s tho impression
we really make is opposite to tho impres
sion wo designed to make
Trobably tho great German vas not far
from tho truth when he said The world
accepts every person for w hot he gives
himself out to be Margaret Kturaa Dit-
to in Angnst Wido Awake
Ileinedr for Poison Ivy
An exchange says Tho bruised leaves
of tho common plantain is an excellent
antidote and always convenient remedy
for poison ivy Inb tteni over the erup-
tion and bind thorn on if possible Fine
table salt often affects a enre Applica-
tions of soap sometimes afford relief
Street oil is one of the surest and most
pferecable remedies Bathe the irritated
rt frequently with tho oil A corres
rjondent speaks in high terms of sulphite
dfsoda as a remedy git ing his experience
asjpllows I suffered from having been
poisoned by ivy twohc years ago I was
vfimpktely covered with it and tried
if I of the old and new cures for it without
atoy good resulting front them until one
Juy adrnggists clerk gave mo ten cents
worth of Milphite of soda dissolved in one
pint of atcr and told mo to bathe with
it freely It acted like magic it allayed
the itching and was very soothing and I
was well in a week I have told a great
many people of it and those who used it
have lieen invariably cured I keep a
bottle of it constantly mixed nnd when I
have been among the it J uliich I often
am I nlnajs bathe with it and I am
never bothered nitli poison after nscing it
once or twice It is not poiMin like
siigarof load and some of the other reme
dies that cannot lie kept ill the way of
children Sulphite of soda can be ob-
tained of any country druggist bnt in or-
dering it will be well to stato that it is
sulphite of soda nnd not sulphate that is
wanted otherwise there is a possibility of
getting the latter which in plain English
is glaubcr salts and will not auswer tho
purpose
ExPresident Cleveland has to
unljbrgo a good deal of worry stilj
T1 other day he went to Nyack
New York to bogin his vacation
oat ou the piazza of the
no first thing he knew
13 baud was serenading
mrvivod
> vSkvSk l
The south will be represented
by but one negro in tho next con-
gress Henry P Cheatham of
Xortli Carolina He was born
a slave but he was made freo at
the age of fourteen years and im
mediately entered the public
schools where he prepared hiru
self for college
Secretary Blaino traveled the
other day with the French minis
ter and a party of other dignita
ries in a special coach on the
Maine Central railroad and his
son and namesake James G
Blaine Jr was fireman of the en
gine that drew the train
Ilticklcns Arnica Salve
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
llrnises Sores Ulcers Salt Klicum Fctcr
Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi-
tively cures Piles or no pay reqnired It
is guaranteed to gin perfect satisfaction
or monej refunded Inco 2 cts per box
For sale by JXEddins i > Co Aug 12 A3
Boxing schools for women aro
among the latest scehmes for tho
development of the muscles of the
modern woman It is said that
this sort of development exceeds
that of the ordinary wash tub and
broom but it is not in favor with
most of tlie sex
Statu of Ohio City of Toi eim >
Litas Coustv S S
Frank J Cheney makes an oatli tiiat he
is the senior partner of tho linn of F J
Cheney ct Co doing business in the City
of Toledo Couuty and Statcaforesaidand
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HCNDKED DOLLAltS for each and every
caseof Catarrh that cannot lie cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cnro
FkankJ Ciienky
Sworn to before me aud subscribed in
my presence this the Itb dav of Deceni
o1 cr A D Vfi A VV Gleasox
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cnre is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood nnd mucus
surfaces of tho system Send for testimo
nials free FJ Cheney CoTolodo O
FS Sold by Druggists 7 > c J
The no fence law is making
not a little disturbance in Georgia
This law which must bo accepted
by the country before it comes into
tofce oiTjiri5 rjvireiy oi uorfr
C3ws and other domestic animals
to turn them out to pasture in the
highway this would enable ilia
farmers to avoid the expense of
building fences to keep other peo
ples cattle and hence tho no
fence law The objection to the
law in Georgia is that some poor
people have cows but have no pas
tures and must turn them into the
highways or let them feed on their
neighbors premises
lOK 2d KAItS
Mr J It Green a wealthy gentleman of
Llauo Texassays ho would not tik SjOO
for the benefit he derived from tho in > e of
Cuban JIoss Liniment had not beard out
of one ear for 2 years before
For salo by J X Kddins A Co and
Kctchnm Son
TUB MAP TGKK
Does not rush upou its prey pucker and
with more vengeanco than does Cuban
Boss liniment penetrate and relieve tho
painful parts Mr K B Daniels of Sau
Saba Texas suffering with swollen hand
and wrist caused by rheumatism was
cured by the use of nno bottle of Boss
Liniment Also took Stlllingin Blood
Purifier fur tetter and was satisfied it n as
curing him
For Salo by J N Eddius A Co aud
Ketchnm < Son
V Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life
It was just a scrap of wrapping pa > cr
bnt It saved her life She was in the last
stages of consumption told by physicians
that sbo was incurable aud could live only
a short time she w cigbed less than set cu
ty pounds On a piece ol wrapping paper
sue read of Dr Kings Aew Discoveryand
got a sample bottle it helped her she
bought a iargo bottle it helped her more
bought another anil grew belter fast con
tinued its uso and Is now strong healthy
rosy plump weing 140 pounds For full
er particular send statnxi to II Coh >
Druggist Fort Smith irial Bottles of
this wonderful Discovery free at J N Ed
dins Cos Drug Store J
Enpcpsy
This is what yon ought to have in fact
you must have ir to fully enjoy life
Thousands are aearchiug for it daily and
mourning because they find tt iot Thous1
auds upon thousaudTof dollars are spent j
annually by onr pcoplo in the hope that
they may attain this boon And yet it
may he had by all We guarantee Elec1
tiic Bitters if used according todirections
aud the use persisted in will bring you
good digesttion and ousf the iltuion Dys-
pepsia aud install instead Eujiepsy We
recommend Electric Bitters for tbjsitepsia
and all diseases of the Liver Stomach and
Kidnt ys Sold at 50c ond jl00 per bottle
by J N EddinsACo Druggists 4
CITY MEAT MABKET
JOHK SEIDKKS Proprietor
iouth Sidnrublie SU f SAX SAHA TEXAS
Keep alwajA un liaml fn sli meat AAUsats etc
K BECKER
Wheelwright Blacksmith
lire mo a liberal ebare of yonr ptronase ami
guarantee satisfaction
i t
Subscription 200 Per Year
NUMBER 42
The vote for state treasurer W S < to G H Sanderson
iiSJoctliosain shows the democrats of
tie rM accjits e erv Kentucky
to often slow too iwrwui for niiat he ivei liiin eir mit t have made large gains Ue
islatura
Physicians and iurgeons
> AXSAIA
OITur on Wallure Sitot next
DutnVitri r ltnlruct
large
TEXAS
ilMir Trrst of
SIDOW HABEIS
ATTORNEY AT IiAW
Temporary Capitol Austin Texas
Will practice in the DUttict Court or Sau Sl
or aljoininc ioiuites
I
I J X Ginay J T Wiltrm
GATJinr WALTERS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND LAND AGcNTS
SAX SABA TEXAS
Office orcr Edilins A Co s Dm Store
Will practice In tlie cwrts of San Saba Llauo
amlMcCitlloit u conotien
G Ab WALTEHS
Attorney at Lsivr
AND LAND AGENT
Over EMIu Cos Dru Store
Wll practice in any roorta Mliere mifseitnt
in
uuceroent ia otleled
ltrfera lie jienMifimun to Wanl A Mnrrai
The 3Iontcrcy House
Kept lUj The Hhl Vetertur
East of the Courthouse Square
hnhI nicaU clean lutl attentirc nailer ami
luittHrateitricc renton iron tlie cotiutrv will
fiml tliw a pleasant and roinTorUM lmuie 0 1y
J SAN SABA
Fire Insurance Auency
IKSUKKS
Against Loss By Fire
N D Lidstone Agent
Oftico in Wnnl it Murrnv s IJniik
A D McGIXfNIS
Attorney at Linv
MASOX TKXs
Will practice in the Court a f n ur jh
ciall lnctanl tlie supreme an1 Filer cum
BUHLESOX UIMMEi
Physicians and Surgeons
SICIIUXI SlIIIVCS TKXAS
Walker Hotel
IV C MALKEK Proprietor
GOLUT1IWA1TK TKXAS
Talefiinmlicliithhe best Tim linna
l
of tliopnblie rc cctrnllr rohcllc1 ana ali rue
ton aranteeil
C W Long
TINNER AND SHEETIRON WORKER
Shop on Wallace Mrcct opposite IJWina i Co
Will lie plcasetlto have a liberni
share o thi public patronage
T9 Unafiuij nutl hillcthiij a Sprrially
E MODTMAN
Watchmaker Jowolor
Wattbca rlnclaano Je elr > rrpaireil on boi
notice anil at reasonable rale
ALL WOltli WAKKAXTKD
Sontb side lulilir Suiiin San Saba Tex
C5 R AMIii JAISFIiAT
OF
Seasonable Goods
ESI KSE1
H
cConnell
Keep Cmistuitly on Hunt a Complete Litia
Of All kiucla ot Dress Goods Gent Furnish Goorit Notion and
Boots and Shoes Hats Caps Etc
Our Stock of Xow Goods in Ktcry Department was never so large anil well selected
Wo show without doubt
THE
FINEST STOCK
Ever Ihotiglit to San Saba
And all an invited to Inspect onr Stock and fet Trices
OUU STOCK OF
Uroccrics ami Provisions Crockery and Glassware
Cattery Etc is Complete
AHiZLI iTCB STOGIE I
DEALKKSIK
The Iatrounge of the Public is Kespectfully Solicited
LOGANS DRUG STOKE y
3T HIE LAIHSEST WIIOMS VLC ASJI RUT VII IBlC5 IIOCSK IX MILLS Utll VTr
Uoldthnalte Texas
Wholesales and Retails Drugs Medicines Chemicals
Pnints Oils Ynrnishes Fnucy and Toilet Articles Stntiouory
Jewelry etc
2 Headquarters for Sulphur nnd Sheep Dip Ihysicians Prescriptions
accurately compounded at all hours FKoW8 Depository All the lending
Daily Papers kept
Agent for tlie WatersPierce Oil Company
J N Eddins Co
Deuki Is
5
DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Paints Oils Varnishes Toilet Articles Etc
Only tho Purest nnd Freshest Drngi kcitin stock Special attention paid
to I ho Jobbing Trade
Fhysiciaus Praeriptiont Carralbi Cumpoiiiiileil at All Hours Ihit nr Sight
1 c Keep a Meet Assortment of Fine Jewrlry ut MmTtrate Prirr
ZSAgcnts for Hawkes Celebrated Spectacles j
J n J i ii Y JjUXw
KICHLAKI SPJIIXGS
il
TEXAS
AKD DEALER IK
School Hooks Stationery Staple Groceries Etc
Only Pnro nml Fresh Goods kept
JNO
SAN
MARTIN
SABA TEXAS
Has for sale San Saba Count Lands in
and small tracts suitable for Farms
Ranches and Comfortable ironies
He lias also a number of
TOWN LOTS
Both Improved aud Unimproved lie buys
sells and Redeems Laud for nonresidents
at walkers old stand Pars Taxes Fuiiiislios Abstracts and does a
iGeneral Land Agency Business
Horscshocingaspeewtj
j 53 Correspondence solicited
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