The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1881-09-10

In town this week which accounts for
the gay time had by the young folks.
Considerable improvements have
been made in San Saba within the
laat fow weeks and our carpenters
have been quite busy.
Lumber ia very high and scarce.
An active business man with ample
capital who would mako tho lumber
trade specially would do well in San
Saba.
A large large lot Of crockery and |
glassware just received Mt the grocery
and hardware store Of j. NJ Pools,
which will he sold for n reasonable
profit. Call and examine.
The campmcoting began to-day,
and IA II Is held on the bnnks of the
beautiful San Saba within easy walk.
ing distance from town, no ono can
have good excuse for staying at home,
Sheep For sale!
Four hundred Ewes for sale by
w. II. RUssrLL.
Cherokee, Texns.
Our COW brand column continues
to lengthen ont. Mr.. pud Kaykeudall.
Of Cherokee, has = COW at the head of
herd.
Tho work on tho now bridge
across Mill creek is progressing rapid
ly, and 40 far "a the stone work has
been completed 1t has been substan-
TALLY and well done. We hope the
wood work will be IA well done.
There will soon be musica, en-
tertainment given by the young ladies'
and gentlemen of SIM Saba, the time
of which will DO announced. Our
young people understand how to make
good music as we'll as to. prepare sup
pors.
Messrs. p. y. johnson s. Bro, at
Richland Springs, nro our sgents for
that place, aud subscribers who re-
ccive the paper there can see how
their accounts stand by calling on
them.
The ATTORNEYS from abroad in
attendance at court this week are
Messrs. Mechanism and Fisher, of the
firm of Mecknmson, Fisher & Price, Of
Georgetown, +. II. Wilkes, of Ilano,
and j. G. Cooke, of Burnet.
Notice.
have rented for the current year
Mr. j. II. Browns entire mill and gin
outfit, have placed tho same in thor.
nugh order, and am ready now to grind
wheat or corn for tho eight, aud gin cot
ton at any time.
JouS II. BEvERIDGE.
We are always pleased to mect
the farmers, and pcreons from the
country in our Office. They compose
tho bulk Of our readers, and We are
glad to talk with them. learn theiI
views as much M possible and get bet
ter acquainted with them. We car
then judge better what kind Of paper
20 got mp. Call and see us gentlemen
Mt our ONCE when in town.
Our streets have been crowded
during the week with visitors from
abroad, and business has been lively
J. S. Williams & Co. have been
, doing n big business this week-bce,
on ice. They have large lot Of ie,
|, on hand.
Farmers talk OF planting largely %
Nicarauga wheat this season. 1t is NJ
undcniable fact that II produees wei
aud makes good flonr. Orr mills ar,
preparing to grind this wheat.
Sec change in tho double column
| advertisement of the firm Of I. w
n Ward e. Son. They now occupy tn,
old stand of j. l.. Murray in tho lars
rock building OH Wallace street. Thi
iirm is vol known to our people, AM
,, all that Is needed is to lot tho peopl
" know that they are receiving an i'm
u menso stock of goods which they will
~ heretofore, sell ut tho lowest pos
y siblc figures. All classes can get sup
plies at this mammoth establishment
!. Milllnery.
, Mesdames Walker s. Edwards re
specially inform the ladies Of Sa
Saba and vicinity that they bav
y opened millinery establishment
. tho Grifln building on Wallace stree
10 where they keep on hand at all tim'
q complete assortment of milliner
@ goods. Dress making a speeialt.
= Give them call.
! Corn Ia being sold on tho stree
/ at from eighty cents to ono dollar pr
/, bushel. Some Of i is very huc.
:, Mr.. J. p, Green has just returns