The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-03-18
Now plant potatoes.
Eggs are more numerous.
Trade is rapidly increasing in San

Tho Brinley Combination Flows
are for sale 10y Pool & Brown.
As halmy spring approaches the
smitton swain becomes poetic.
Sheet iron ware of all kinds ut
Gray Bros.
There has heen some delightful
weather during the past week.
For anything to he fround in n
first class store 60 TO Pool & Browns.
The wheat crop prospect is the
finest that ever was known at this scn
son of the year.
For fresh staple and fnncy groceries
call on d. Kirkpatrick. lie guarantees
satisfaction.
Great many people have been in
town tins week, and we are happy to
say that the best of order prevailed.
Cheapest Hats for men and hovs.
ranging from 80 cents to $3.50, at Pool
& Browns.
1t would be n source of mutual
qualification to receive that wood yon
promised us.
A No. Tin churn can be had nt
Gray Bros for SIPS.
The following ia list of visiting
attorneys during this term Of the dis.
trict court; Col Tom Sneed and Can't
Morris, of Austin; Makemaon & Fish.
er, VI Georgetown; Capt. +. D Wilkes
of LampaSas; L. II. Wilkes, of Llano,
and Benton Randolph, of Hnntsyile.
Go to Gray Bros and see their
stoves before buying elsewhere.
Get into your ga,dcns now, az
early as possible.
a business that ia not worth ad
vortising is scarcely worth having.
PRAYER meeting at the Methodist
Church every Thursday night.
Mcssrs Pool & Brown arc now
receiving their spring and summer
goods, consisting ofdiy goods, notions.
honts, shoes, hats, furnishing goods.
hardware, tinwarc,queenswa wooden
aud willowwnre and groceries. The
patronage of the public respectfully
solicited.
4 good newspaper ia the very life
of a town and county, and every one
''h5 wi.iies 10 mid IN the advancement
" i~s~se<,rrcsrs Gr1is corssFy o1-l1sfo
extend liberal patronage to his coun-
~ parer.
Capt. +. D. Wilkes, BY request.
delivered II lecture Mt the Methodist
church on Wednesday night, for the
benefit Of the church. A largo crowd
wns in attendance, and We learn TINT
all were well pleased Mr., Wilkes has
an onviHble reputation us an orator.
10 Purchasers.
| have just received complete stock |
of spring goods. Please call and see.
and get prices before purchasing else
where. as my goods have been select
ed with great care, and marked down
Mt bottom prices. d. c. WOODS.
When you are satisfied That tis
your duty to do thing, do it at once.
We believe that you are satisfied thar
it is your duty to subscribe for the
NEWS, and hope you will nat postpone
the performance of this duty any lou
ger.
Rev. p. NJ. Grayis will preach at
this place to morrow at Il o'clock,
a large acreage Of oats has been
"own around San Saba this year, aud
some arc still sowing too;but our devil
says, from The pranks they play, as he
goes his round, they must be wild.
Get the best-it is always the
then for the best coffee, beat
sugar, best molasses, in short, the hest
groceries Of all kinds go to Pool &
Brown's--ihey keep them.
Stoclimcn read the communication
rom ChoTokee in regard to tho repeal
If the inspection Inv, This isa sub
ect of great interest to our stockmen.
md they should act at once,
We examined a lot Of clocks at the
store of Measrs Murray & Mcconnell
eff there for sale by Row d. II, Smith,
md must say that they arc tho beat
Ne ever saw for the price. Pricca
rauge from $500 to 500, he sure to
'all aud see lor youlyelC
Just received a Que lot of pressed
'iuware AZ Gray nroa,
We learn from the coanty Survey,
~ that the supplemental report of
| Is surveya of achool lands 10 this
ionnty, aled ia tho General Land
lalce October 25ih, 1854, have been
oiuruod to him hy the Comuis,ioncr
4 She General Land O0eof for oorrec,