The San Saba News. (San Saba, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 24, Ed. 1, Saturday, March 3, 1883 Page: 2 of 4
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SAN SABA NEWS
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Halordaj Morning Sinrdi 3 1SS3
Tho Arkansas legislatnro Ims do
fsatinl the bill flilni rutos ul passago
fare on rollroailj nt three cents pur
mite
The taming oter of a states con
vlcta to Individuals for Indhidtlul
Imneltta la modern Innovation re-
volting to ererj sense nf Jtiatlce nml
disgraceful tn lmniniiity Stntcaitiiii
Jay Oould with nil liia million li
in poor health and liia j > Iij aiclnti lini
told hlin that without rest ft is Impos
alblo for him to last ovt r ft rear Mr
Gould though laughs nt the idea < if
liia breaking doun la going nhioad
to bo nhscnt n conplo of rears
Flercn patcnta were laaned from
ths patent office last Ttlday ono nf
which was for an adding tnnchlno
This laaaid to have been gotten up for
the benefit of those inembcra of lliu
houso who are obstructing tho passage
nf the tariff bill beramo they ran not
calcnlato tho advantages or dlsadran
tagea to their conatltucnts ft Worth
Oazotte
An exchange saja While tho leg-
islature i doing so much for tho bene-
fit of people who work for ft Hrlng
lint It poftsllile that they enn devise
warannd nieana to put great strnp
ping lazy fellovrs who hnnfr ironnil
town and get Into other peoples way
to work at something that would bo
beneficial to themselves nitd thn coun-
try which somehow fa forced to keep
them alivoin their Idleness
The Charleston Smith Carolina
News sas Texas ought tn bo tho
beat educated state In tho Unhn by
and by If it makes good luo of lis
pnbllo school fund which now consist
of over 84000000 in Inleresbearing
bonds and money nnd 0001000 acres
of land worth 150 nil ncro The
News is correct prntiilrd tho govern-
ment throws around this fund Hie
aafegnarda necessary for its protec-
tion
A tremendous amount of work is ncr
cumulating on tho tables of tho two
houses and In view of tho rurcncrapld
davelnpmcnt of oratnrlcnl powers in
members It appears likely tho princi-
pal measures required by tho public
andbypartr promlsoa nro in groit
danger Tho appropriation bllls nm
prising three nmnibna measures will
require ft great deal of time tho rnil
rond bllla are liko tlm last mentioned
aa yet nntnuchednnd tho land and tax
rneasuroanre by no means fully mi
tared It h apparent that without the
session Is lengthened Into Apill nnd
besides that unlets there Is n great
deal of concession and compromise
the session will close without nuy so
lotion of the more Important questions
Galveston Xowa
A Chineso newpaper has nnpenred
In Now Vork City It is called the
Chinese American and is tn publish
such news ns will be likely to interest
the Chineso readers Tho mfier it
will contain Is to bo irltten or select-
ed by Mr Wong Chin Foo tho editor
inchief who will dictate ft to n
Chinese scribe He In turn will paint
or print It In India ink n ith n pointed
tick upon sheets of paper from which
It will be photographed nnd then
printed from the stoue In the shnpo in
which it is to appear Tho publishers
say that but for this process the publi-
cation woald bo impossible by reason
nflts cost In the past it has been
customary to engrave tlio wholo of
each Chineso work to bo published
txcaaso the 00000 word characters of
tho language aro not represented by
typo
Thoso whoaro bo fortunate as to
lira abort high water mark have but
little conception of tho dlstresi that
thrsntens tho lowlands on the banks of
ibt father of waters The unOnlshed
sad Insecure levees along the banks
offer but sllfjht resistance to tho flood
cd houses anil plantations are caving
loto the water Planters aro becom-
ing discouraged and laborers nre leav-
ing tlmlr homes and seeking refngo In
the highlands beyond the reach nf the
resistless torrout The contractors nn
the levees will bo unable to cnmpleto
their work on nccoant of he loss of
labor and the approach of the waters
TliollooJbai coin so much earlier
Hum customary and not being nntlcl
pattd llttlo or do preparation has becu
maJa toioe t It Thalouof ptdpitty
wilt great and not easily repaired
While eongrtu It w VU < apjiroprlj
9U rara0 < Cl k q th east
hfh money only fluds Is tt y lota
Mm carrvptlon funds the jlthssj pur
MsK nf Hh > buIusi U J l a hil Iota
tWW < Jli4 r P tt WotthOa
lencral News Items
The prohlhitloulsts convention in
Kentucky lias hi en postponed
Four j ears ngo there was not ft ro
gtilur commercial bunk In the City of
Mexico now theioaru three with an
ngiiirgato paid up capital of l00 < i
000
Alabama offers nn sympathy to the
wife of ho oxtrcnsuti r Her buggj
ami horses havo Uen attached nnd
old for three hundred nod fifty dol-
lars
Tho Arkansas legislature has passed
a law prohibiting Ihesaleof Inlnil
rants for twoears within thtrn miles
nfnnr ihtirch or school house upon a
petition of n majority of tho inhabi-
tants irrcspectho of sex
Proprietors of mills nnd factories in
the submerged districts of Cincinnati
paid their employes full wages dining
tho prevalence of tho lluods and ad-
vertised where tho piy rolls could bo
found ulmro hlghwnter mark Capi-
tal is not always ns unfeeling na is
sometimes represented It Worth
Curette
1 ft sheepmen of Cnlemin testily to
Ihn uscfnluoas nf tho Signal Pert Ire
and expressIhtlr obligations tn Mr
LIornmnin dnrgeol tho station titrro
for ho intcicst tuKi n lit him tn giie
them timely warnlngof the approach of
northers Mirny sheep haso been
saved through his rfTorts It Is tn bo
hoped that llio next eongiess will
adopt measures to Increase tho tiieful
nt ss of tills branch of tho sen fee
Voice
Tho Chicago papers havo been ham-
mering nany persistently for n long
llmolo securon high llcenso tnt on
saloons They have ut last Wn re-
warded for their iflorts Tlio rlty
council have succumbed tntheirsledgn
hammer hloHs of furls fsnclca Ingle
nnd argument nnd tho tax has been
Increased fiom 1011 to 110 Who
Is there that will be found hereafter tn
doubt tho power of tho pr us Pint
Worth Garotte
Hern is some excellent advlcn from
a valued exchange Ifjou think nf
nnythlng that can be dono to beautify
or build up your town go nnd do It
Keep your capital at home palronlro
home Industries help jour uicrehaut
tn sell mora so they can soil cheaper
Always get your unilc done in join
own town If possible subscribe and
pay for jour linmn paper dont steal or
borrow tho reading of It If you fol-
low theao suggestions nnd youi tnnn
docs not Improve or build up It will
not bo your fault
The shipping of dressed bef from
tho nest is said tn bo Increasing rap
idly nnd extending to now fields The
Philadelphia papers say thnt that mar-
ket which bus hitherto received but
lit tin i > f tlio refrigerator car tralllc is
now beginning lo tnko largoquanlllles
from Chicago Tho stallfed cattle of
neighboring counties ure nf course
still favorites In tho market nnd find
ready salo on foot but tho western
beef nin comes largely nlready dress
id When meat Is taken directly from
the mosquito pnsturea nf Texns as
soon It willthis favoritism will cease
ns no meat surpas ea healthy uicsqulte
fattened beef Stntesinan
NUW AliVKUUSnMiM8
Dissolution Notice
ThnpnrtniirHlilp heretoforo existing be
tween the undersigned In tlio milling ald
ginning liuslneoH is this day dissrhul by
inutuul Lousmt
joii > j ii niiviiitiDai
DAVID ItOOAN
San Baba Tex IVti i7 1831
Merino Bucks
Wo w ill hao a ear load of
r i n i ji i it ixo 11 u c ic s
lenili latupasas
A110UT Till PIUST OF APIIIf
Under tho elinrgo of A W Caswell
They will bo iilrltir lot than tliuso he
tmiuglit to Tailor fin full Alo picked
troiu the bent Hocks of AililUou loiint Vt
Iff lltiiinttmlfMI Tien IVn > Old lAlsfyrinj
Will sell on reisotialitu terms
ITIANCIS V IlirtCIINSOK
Menardville rexleb li 1813 lm
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IMAIlll IN
Dry GoodsNotions Doots
Shoes ITolhlng Irorerlcs
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Cr nr 0 l PI lte Dofaemyro Houno
01U1C street Siu Saba leblly
Wo Wo Ssiteis
IIEAIEH IN
Dry Goods Hoots Shoes
AND
GllOCMUES
SANSAI1A TPVAS
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Commercial Saloon
And JIUIiir1 Hull
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WOlFbON V Klfirsllt Proprietors
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Sunny Soutli Saloon
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Whiskies nniiiilics Wines
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LAMPASAS TFXAH
ti Irrinl utti nllon gtsrli to fMiling
horses ite feWHJI
COTTONSEED MEAL
We are prepared to lill nnkrs for COT-
TON Hlll > MlAf In any quantities
Orders respeetlulli Milii ill d
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fb 1AIVISIOV TEXAS
Sun Saba High School
lira Yl A WIISOX Prlnilpal
T lm HCTPnlh nnnusl amies will bgin
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WILLIAMS ItATLUT
Ijimpasns Texas
have jus r opinii tiik
OCCIDENTAL SALOON
A N
B
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Tin riNisT saloon and nil
LIAItl I1AM1N THE WEST
EVllIIiTIIIKcTiiiiwrANI OP Tiir
IIEST jUAMTY
IIHPNSWICJ 1IILMA11U AND IOOI
TAllLKS WITH MONVUOH CUS1I
IONS AM PKESH 1TIOJI
TllEMANUPACTUItEItS
Bcslliliiiovs in tliOiUiulcct
Call oiul fire us nt Inmpa n Will tlm
Tort JttittlUuhvaTion hnml nlnnjs renj
iuul ubllxlit to futtomcri lliJin
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Millia li kits
Allwirk srurruutuil to jivo pcrfrtt sat
Ltaulou 6f
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UtAltlJ IN
Staple Fancy Ovocovlos
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First
HAS A IsAIIOi STOCK OF
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FINE JEWELRY
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SJLVERWARE
Eogers Enives Forks Spoons
SPECTACLES
He Invites yon fo call nnd examine his Rood nnd compare innllly and
prices with tiny house In the State
Poslonicc Iliilldlng IjYMPASAS TRX 1lolil llnllulT
3i Us si mr Mm M m
Jan U3m
70i W Si AT JB 9
fii me a
m ware Etc
ro tliou iaii
nBtSIlj i rt 3iiimrc01l Stand of 31 JJIurrny
aged and re
jrkiiuiii to Arrive in a Few Days
JOE S CLARK
West Side Square SAN SABA TilX
Manufacturer nnd DwiUrln
SADDLES HARNESS
BRIDLES COLLARS WHIRs
Leggins Hardware Etc
California Colorado and Texas Trees in His Linu
a Specialty
llos tho lal cst stock ever brought to San Saba live him a call and price noods
Jan n j
TOH WAltD
J JI HAIJ
DEAIFUS IN
W IC WAItl
WARD HALL CO
SEVERAL MERCHANDISE
IIAVr IS ST0I1E A COMPLKTP STOCK OF
FALL I WINTER
GOODS
AVliicli tlioy are soiling at prices thnt defy com-
petition
Ilcmcmbor that tho placo is at
WABBED BSASiSi ClOo
San Saba Texas Tan 1 1SS3
J S Williams Co-
Sign of AYEIIY PLOWS
Pealcrs in
GROCERIES HARDWARE
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OlJIiDIlHATED WHITKWATlUt WAGONS
Wnlhto att t SAN 8AHA TUXAS
Goods tccclmd vteoVly tlienliy kcoplug a finh slock all the tlruo
It II iOIIIY
Sample llootu In w Www xm Ho host hvmh l
IHUlOVh ttud Usiun vo Kepi i
II O NOID
RBGODLEY Co
lime on Hand n Iwirijts Stch of
LONG LEAF PIKE
ihhb
Cement Plaster Paris
CHIMNEY FLUES
i iiait BBeawlly Mixed MnSsitM9
Which They Offer at Low Prices
11 HOWAlll
Sttlcsnicn
I IYMAS
Third Street
JOHN A HAltni TT Sollltor
LAMPASAS TKXAS
AGENT FOR
CWJlgfC E c
AND
Represented in tho West by
JOHN A BARRETT
LAMPASAS TEXAS
or thi
BOSS FURNITUKE STORE
or
llaro Kor Salo
1000 Hedstends 1000 Chairs 1000 Safes Unrcaus
Wardrobes Crockery Carpetim
51T Call nt Store I hlid Sneet LAMPASAS I ifXAS
Etn
P M HARGRAVE
ker and Dealer in Exchange
JjiunpnsiiK Toxii
Collections mado nnd promptly icuilttcd Currospondouco solicited dsl
San Saba Furniture Store
JOHN MKENNA
BSC a mm fact sa re ip aifld ID aS < ai
In Purnllnrc Lumhor Iluililcrs ltnnltrnrp Paints Oils Window disss
Shades Mattrnses lleilstonds lluretius Tnblra Chairs
Iliihjr Cariagca etc Contracting nml build-
ing u opoiially
Ready Made Coffins a Sieciaitt
iAT AHSA liTUMBBBiJfll S AIsM9
N E SLOAN
nrALEit ix
LUMBER SHINGLES MOULDING
gawa9 BDows bbMbmISj
BUILDERS HARDWARE
S5d a8lv MkiMl aeaans N < aiv0
VAUO ON WALIAfP SMMT AT TIIK UltlCK HOUSE
iBiWavc
HolloAvAVavo
WholestilQl Retail
J S Churohilli
Main Strict
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