The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-02-24

Inns week nhs Oeen more spring
like than for several weeks past, inter.
sperscd with sunshine aud rain.
Colds with "bad cough" is a gem
ernl complaint all over the county.
Some few cases of pneumonia arc re-
ported.
Tho present cold snap made busi
moss in town rather dull the first of
the week, and outdoor labor wac gen
orally suspended.
Farmers have already commenced
active work, preparing for another
crop. Corn, cotton, wheat aud oats
will be the principal items.
The largest assortment of Staple
and Fancy Groceries ever opened in
San Sasa ut the store If
10 d. p. RoBERTs g. Son.
Mr.. j. d. Estep gave our city
flying visit this week, Joff looks as
though sulphur water was very ngroc-
able Como to see usashas,>-
Grass is said to be showing itself
very fast-only few weeks of fine
weather and the range will DO excel
lent-a thing much needed just now.
A full line Of fishing tackle on hand
Mt ID. p. RoBERTs Il Sons.
1t is difficult to learn tho exact
losses caused by the recent "blizIard.n
Many of the stock owners arc very
riticent in regard TO their losses. Most
of them acknowledge. ito having lost
"a few"
From Mr.. Davenport, tho "bce-
man" of Western Texas, who lives
near Richland Syringe We learn that
everything in his vicinity shows au
air of property. lie expects tn reap
large harvest of honey next spring.
Wanted
A drst-clvss blacksmith. Must be
sober. WALKER g. HAMILTON.
We learn that measles arc now
prevalent in tho China creek neigh
borhood. There is as yet not case
in this city, and prevention should be
used to guard against it. The cases
reported are said to be Of a very mild
form.
We, this week, saw n Senteriit
man in our town in search of bagging
and tfes, who, as he said, Ind been to
Lampasas and could not get the nrti-
cles wanted. His order was filled by
one of our merchants yet We don't
claim to be railroad town.
Wanted.
Two COOP HANDS to hsrd sheep.
Apply to w. G. PRICE,
feb3'4w Cherokee, Tex.
Prof. Whtchead's dancing school
at this place closed this week. lie
goes to Brady City, and from there to
n point on tho T. p. railroad. The
professors reputation as teacher of
dancing is vol and favorsbly known
all over the Stato, and an announce
ment that he will open school at a
place is all that is sufficient
Notice.
All persons indebted to Sam Estep,
deceased, either by note or account,
are notified to come in settle up at
once. Those failing to do so, their
notes and accounts will he put out for
collection, as am compelled to wind
up the business at once.
feb 10 JENNIE EsTEP.
We were pleased to greet upo
our streets this week our old friend
Charlie 0denoal, of Senter6t. Charlie
10 doing fine business at Scnterlt in
the ginning of cotton and grinding
corn. Ho expects ere long to have n
fine fourinn mill in operation. Sue
cess, we say, to you, Charlie, not only
in milling, but in future prospects,
John Deere Plows
Are superior to all others on account
of height and length of beam, and FIN.
ish of the pillow itself. Call at Low &
Low, San Saba, for any thing in the
pillow line.
The girl who lets nature take It,
course; who avoids putting herself OIL
exhibition as If for sale; who make,
no more display than is consistent
with gracefulness, beauty and good
common sense, is raaAnnabiy sure Of
one or two things. Either she will
mako delightful wife for some sensi,
bic and worthy man, or else she will
turn out happy and lovely old mait
Better DO nice spinster than an un.
lovely wife, married for money or show
FreIghters,
WIN do well 10 call at Cameron 4
Co's, Lampasas for lumber to all pointi
west j20 II
Mr., Tom RatlIff was In town thi.
week, and as soon as no arrived rumol
had liz that hs had come for her but
he postponed taking her till tho morn.
ine ha laft An tha. haze x.o.. III HILL