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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
A Bad KaiIrond wrecL.

FoNnoRoudH, MAss., Oct. A seri-
Gus accident on the Boston n Providence
railroad occurred last night between
East Foxborough and Mansfield. A
train of empty dump-cars became divi-
ded on the down grade near a crossing
and the rear portion leil the track on n
curve aud pilod up about thirty cars,
covering both tracks, totally wrocking a
nagman,s station; Fred Titus, who was
sitting in the flagman's house, was
severely burned by the stove being
thrown upon him. lie was also other
wise injured. The ilagman was thrown
number Of feet, and several of the ears
went upon him. Both men will die.
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A uorribIe CrIme IN Nebra,kn.

OHAIIA, Oct. "A special TO the Rc-
publican tells OF the murder Of Harry
Peroival, his wife, infant child, and a
young man living on neighborng
farm, about ten miles west Of Fuller.
ton, in Nance county, Nebraska, Tho
mothcr ,nd child were shot in bed, the
mther was found beside h,Ustack with
two hull'tsin his body and tho body
partially consumed 10y hogs, Tho young
man was 'hut in bed, prrcivai's house
Was loho'd and everything uf value,
money ana jeMulry taken, except the
wilts watch The dec! is supposed To-
aud partner, both of whom are missing.
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To Proleet rhelr shares.

NEW YoRR, Oct. A london dispatch
says; "rhe membership of the proposed
association for the protection Of holders
of American railway securities will not
he limited 10 members of the Stock lex
change, but bankers and merchants will
hoinvited to join. Tho expectation is
That ono or two private hanks will be
without difficulty induced 10 loin and
support the movement with their names
and money. a hundred members of the
exchange attended the first meeting
Yesterday,
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MA BLAZE AT LuNGNIEw.
LoNovIEw, Oct. I - Special AT
noon to-day a fire broke out In Robin.
sons planning mill, at the junction, for
merly Barnor Bros, worth about IS 200.
and this and over 2OO,0OO feet OF lumber
were destroyed, Robinson losing over
N,OW. Crutcher & Harrison had large
quantities Of lumber stacked by tho
railroad awaiting shipment, and prob
ably 100000 feet Of thfs was burned or
damaged. Great exertlons were made
by tho citizens and much was saved
Five Texas Il Pacific cars were burned
anu two narrow gauge cars, all loaded
with lumber. The loss IL estimated ut
rom $4,000 to S20,W0. Tho fire caught
IN the shaVing-room Of tho mill, acci.
uontly. In going To the fire o. II.
PoPurs, County Treasurer, ran his
horse into u wagon. Tho horse reared,
fell back ON him and injured him
severely. He was taken home dolirious
from the shock, and IL will be sometime
Tonight before the full extent ol his in
Iuries can bo known. No bones were
broken.
LERsBURo, RENTuCKy.
MlLLERS URu, KY. Oct. l.--Fne YES.
terday DESTROYED the business houses of
j. II. Miller and ID. ID. Conway aud the
residence of John :. Nimont. Loss,
$4,000; small insurance.
AT COvtNGroN ONO.
CONVICTION, o., Oct. I.-Ihe Green.
vile Falls mil and barn, owned bv \.
li0uizor2 a Son, burned. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, SlS,0lO.
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KI,lcd hrn Cnmnnnlnn

BINUUAMp1oN, n. Y. oct. A fear
ml tragedy occurred northwest of tho
city limits this morning at II O'clock.
\ party of boys went out camping, when
one OF them, Geo. TunCr. 10 years Of
age, either by accident or design, dis.
charged "A muSket into crowd Of his
companions, riddiing one, Ernest Glib
sou, 10 years ofage, with buckshot, kill
ing him instantly, ard wuuuding AN
other, Jamie Livingston, IN the bowels,
probably fatally. Turner, after the
doed,ran, but was caught. Sheriff Black
lodged him In Jail. Great eIcitemen
prevailed.
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NO. 322.

was q delightful affair. Bancroft re-
eelved from the cottagers many floral
devices. Mrs. Anna Lodge, the mother
OF Henry Cabot Lodge, sens a wreath:
Mrs. Winthrop, the wife of Robert G,
winthrop, and Mrs. Anna Ticltnor, the
widow OF, the historian, called on the
distinguished gentleman. The celebra-
uo,, lo-9ny was. quiet owing to the
indisposition of Mrs. Bancroft. who ali
day was compelled to keep her room.
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DALLAS TEXAs SUNDAY, OCTOBER s. 1851. asFEAgFvasq

Of small value, and was about To leayo
when the custo W-huuse INSPECTOR In.
sisted on makinN'a more thorough
search of his hagg0 Se, lie Indignantly
protested that he ha,I no other dutiabl,
articles, and when tSe inspector still
persisted he fell TO tho floor in faint.
Graves and wife were carefully searched
and $4,000 worth OF unset diamonds dis
covered. Both are held for SNamintlon.
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A party of one hundred and fifty ex-
cursionists, in charge OF Or. John Il. En-
mis-, OF the Gould System, will reach this
city tonight and will remain ever
during Monday. From Dallas thew win
go west on the limo OF the Texas Il Pa
citic, IL Is stated To bc very fine party.
and largely composed OF men of capitaI
who VIII make Investments I'm Texas.
our people should soe to ii that the adj
vantages which Dallas and this section
OF country possesses is properly pre-
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CINCINNATI, Oct. i.-Gustaye Fos.
dealer in diamonds, assigned to Abram
Strauss. Liabilities estimated at $4,000
fox says hts assets will enable him Ia
pay all In full.
Emil Dalheimer, n jeweller, assigned
~ L. Kramer. Liabilities, $4,000; as.
sets, @O,OOOi preferences, 1900.
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Another STRIFE stnrlnd.

PITrsBuRa, Oct. 4.-The unskilled
workmen employed In oliver Bros. &
Phillips iron mills met this afternoon
and decided to strike against the l2i.
per cent. reduction, which takes effect
Monday. While the reduction does not
affect the skilled workmen, the strike
will likely necessitate general suspen-
sion of work in all departments, and
the enforced idleness of from 1000 to
5000 mon. Another effort at compro-
mise will be made early next week.
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A rexas shcrlm Nlissimr.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 4.-lSpecial J.
b. Boatwright, for sometime past sheriff
of Uvalde county and who was gener-
ally regarded as deserving officer,
disappeared about one week ago and
has not since been heard from. fIe left
uvalde with $1,000 due the State. His
announced destination was Austin,
where he proposed to settle with the
comptroller. When last seen he was in
San Antonio, His friends say he mas
been murdered for his money, while
others believe that he is defanlter and
is ere this safe In Mexico.
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Killed by the iIendrlcks rraIn.

WHEELlNa, WEST VA, Oct. A
special train on the Pan Handle road,
carrying ex-Gov. Hendricks, collided
with a handcar this morning at day
lRht, killinga John Foutz, a boy u
years old and Thomas Waldran. a track
man. The Plume d knights of this city
were also on the train, but none were
injured. The collision was caused by
the heavy fog prevailing at the time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
An Alleged Te,ns ssminhler.

ST. Louis, Oct. Especial -. L.
Cross was arrested here tonight, under
an indictment found by the grand Jury.
Cross is charged with swindling several
ST. Louis firms out of goods TO the value
have been one OF the firm of. Volney a
Ryan, whose headquarters was in Fort
Worth, but who had branches in several
Texas towns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
Diamond Fraud. Captured.

NEW IoRK, Oct. 4.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamship America yes
terday were Mr.. james Graves and
wife. Graves is u member Of the firm OF
Fox Bros, jewellers, u Maiden Lane.
lie made "A declaration in which he
claimed to have u few duliable articles
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
That WholesaLe Nebra.la Msrdsr.

h"h hhFuers
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 4.-The Journals
Omaha, special says; "The present sup
position is that the wholesale murder in
Nance county was committed by IL. g..
Baird, a young man twenty-one years
of age, for whom $1,000 reward is offered.
Sheriff Tubell, of Nance county, has ar
rived, having traced Baird to this city.
The theory is that Baird, during her
husbands absence, criminally assaulted
Mrs Percival, who was enciente, and
brutally produced miscarriage, then,
to seal the woman's lips, he murdered
h r, and awaiting her husbands return
killed him. Circumstances indicate.
that Baird was pursued by Hugh MAR,
the neighbor, and during the
flight shot and killed Mair;
that then he rode to Fullerton
ani t ok train for Omaha. It. is
thought he pawncd some jewelry here
and started to New York enr0ute TO
England. Baird is an Englishman OF
good appearance, " ho has been living
some time with PrIcival. The father
of Mrs. L Crcival arrived here from
Faribault, Minnesota, and left for the
scene of the tragedy tonight.
An THlR VICTIM.
a special to the Republican states that
the cause of the horriDle murder perpe-
trated ten miles west of Fullerton
Nance county, is yet a mystery. Yes
thrday u new victim was added to
the list of the murdered. George Furni.
val, partner of Perclyal, who had dis
appeared and been suspected OF the
murders, was found ,.tad in the bot.
tom of pond. Ahtarm hand O
Percival, who, also, disappeared, and
for whom warrant has been issued
has not yet been apprchended.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 4.--The parents OF
Miss Carpenter have received further
news from Liverpool, which fully iden-
uty as their daughter tho lady who was
lost from the steamer Bothnia upon
the second day out, as reported last
night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

YorNesrowN, o., Oct. An. X. Tay-
lor and II. NJ. Wilson have been ap-
pointed receivers Of tho Malleablo Iron
Works. Rad management Ia the cause
OF the fai lure. The owners OF the con.
cern are leading capitalists of this city.
The assets are largely In excess OF the
liabilities.
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Rniirnn,l 4, ,,.nairs.,

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. i.--The repairs to
the Lake Pontchartrain trestle OF III.
Northeastern railroad, damaged by fir
y week ago, have boon completed
Freight aud passenger trains are CROSS
Ing the bridge without delay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
Bancrou's birthday,

NEWPORT, II. L., Oct. A. Bancroft, the
historian, celebrated his slth birthday
anniversary to-day. Congratulations
from all parts OF the world poured in.
The reception was largely attended and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
Henrietta seboois.

HENRIETTA, Oct. i.-lspecial.l THE
new sohool-house, the finest In North
west Texas, Is finished, Mt a cost OF si7,-
900. The school opens Monday for ten
teachers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
A woman Oans,s a shootinr.

WHEELING, Oct. Nv. +. Richards,
postmaster at Clarksburg, West Vir-
ginia, aud editor Of the Weekly
Telegraph, was shot this morl.-
ing by 4. G, Osborne. There is a woman
iu tho uaso
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
blown to Shrc,la.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4,--John Goodwin,
employed in Diehl Il Johnson's fire
works manufactury,wasb blown to shreds
this morning by The ignition of a mortar
OF explosive Substances which he Was
mixing.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17
San saba. rexas. May is. 1881

The undersigned having signed q
certain bond, q true copy of which
was published inithe SAN SApA News,
of 10th inst, and as It hna been by
many misunderstood-both as to the
objects Of tho bond and our motives
in giving our names az bondsmen we
think it our duty to give an oxplana-
ton to the public.
Our names we're given on the Meesrs.
Bakers bond as il mere business trans
action, in fact, an accommodation
which is customary between business
men, and not in any way to be con-
strued as compromising us in favor OF
removing the County Site from San
Saba. We are in favor of, and will
vote for the County Site to remain at
San Saba. 1t being nearer to the CEN
ter of population, and better suited
for the County site than any other
point in the county, and from careful
examination of the official map, it ap.
pears that San Saba lie only 81 miles
further from the exact geographical
center than the proposed now Sito in
Baker Valley. Another mnttor wo
wish t. call atteation to; that is the
liability of many persons to mistake
the penalty of the bond for n d donation
Many we understand do really believe
that the Mcssr Bakor's propose to do
nate $4,000 and 100 acros of land
also; which 10 not the case. The SIG,
900 is to be forfeited in case a good
title is not given to 100 acrcs of land
in Baker Valley.
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CommlsslOners' Court.

Court met on Monday the ieth of May
1891.
Ia response to tho advertisement for
plans and specifications for jail for our
county, number Of architects aud con.
traotora were present, aoveTh plans and
specifications were submitted 10, and care
fully examined by sho Court, McssFs. J.
n Preston a. Son, Of Austin. woro tha
auecesstul architects, aud Mcssrs. Stan \
Co., Of " Louis, contracted TO hnild ihe
jail Tor sla,ia5, and iilod a bond with NJ.
H. pogan and jno. McKcnna, snroties Ia
complete tho building by October IA
iaai, and Measrs, D. n, Preston a San
were appointed supervising asel,itect.
to ho paid three hundred dollars. and
travelling oyponsoa,
The several reports q the Tioasurcs
were exaulued aad approved The topost
Of lho lali Fund showed q haiaaop oa
hand o. sli,ss5a0,
Moa,is. CLARK 4 Bristol wele paid elao
bsllaeoo plaimca hy lhem on their rlaul
aad spseideations which vers rgtarqo,l .
them
The Commissioners hayo ~ doubt
aasod large amount oi money 90 lha
ounuiy ~ lhqll acilen lu pul laN matter
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Mr. z. A.smith Of Navaaola and the
editor OF the llouaton Age, MNj, ID, H.
Mogary, arc going 10 buiM a railroad
sfow Nayaaoia through iho towns 81
Washington, Independence, dey TIN,
Lous point Leslngtsn aud on 20 the
peanillul town cf SAN Saba, On tho
eeAa1liol san Saba river ia tho hsaati-
gu county Of San Saba The connection
o' NV Netisy eiih hla shandaal
mrana, inaeolallg. make enc pyeloeled
roAa Az asaQfod aaaooaa brouham
iiaunsy
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An exchange makes the wise sugges-
ton that in all towns where news
paper is published every business man
ought to advertise in it, even If it is
nothing more than card stating the
name of a party or firm and the char
acter of tho business engaged in. The
paper not only reaches, but is read by
thousands of persons, at homo and
abroad, who never see nor read posters
or circular.
"Littlc drops of printers ink,
A little type displayed"
have placed thousands on the highway
to fortune, and made princes of many a
merchant
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The above receipt was given for el0.a0,
bong a balance On a certain duo bill, OF
note, given hy n M Fottcr 90 w, r.
Weldon Tor $4,000, laid duo bill hoafa a
credit March 18th, is1i ier lelb.o0. said
note being Loaf ~ N x Meldop ani hav,
ing no record u aahi due bill 1 can not
runember the date OF said duo viii, OF
motto, aud 1 hereby give notice % an whom
u may cnnc0fn that have paid said due
hill Id illll 10 said W. Is. Weldon in caah
Aad mogehandlse. hom ,lulo % tmo, tho
lsst paymcut helns tnd so ghloh pad fali
dao blll la hill, ihalohy noiiiy iho pub.
lio not 10 trade loo oI handla ai'd dae hll
os noto, ME-, fcfIHa,
Vile 81 " VI letteg, nfcoeed
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The services held at the Baptist
Church are grand success. They arc
chiefly conducted by Rev. JIM Carroll,
the Demosthenes Of Lampasaa, and
Prof Hunt Of tho same place. Mr.
Carroll is certainly an eloquent and
forcible speaker, while Mr.. Hunts
singing is of n very high order. The
citizens of San Saba should show
their appreciation of talent by turning
out to hear those gentlemen. They
will remain over Sunday.
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IualllaI IA Ilptn. 900 hlafA lNilt about u
haudahish yeaIs old hrandgd tnltlg and lee
AiraNs lNllri lqaeincl ip eraitr "a uNstlc pn Aii
90 back muo ~ bAn.a hisN , Yssst ola. same
Oi.lul a. aN1ia un irV lhlah.
laa aIIItI barre iir Iu INr1tfaAi li h41ii hi1l
4tarl nlk branded slMU AZ above Nnlcit lulNll
buoh maio W ttuia Nlgh & ltAlt OLA ismO
brand y alott On lrU lll4h'
uas nsg isble i,hani. lfh GREEN eiA zane
hrili Al 1NiFo uu lFiI InIh
aas Olasa hsi,i M bsaaa Nsa le'la elaI
liandsd 81 ou ND ,hanilan
tfIa anlI,l uaIo "a htult pllN' 4 lfaI4 H1uN0
iNdArSY go ssc'
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FURNITURE.-Tho in need of fnr-
niture of all kinds, will find a large
and we'll selected stock ct McKcnna's
furniture store. He is now receiving
a fresh stock every week, and which
he sells at the lowest possible prices.
Give him call when you want any
thing in the furniture.
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wamtI umber Tor mohmg IlEst o and aelI. ". Lad
Tho Picnic Sensnn.


And now, with May flowers comes
to us the season of picnic festivityj
frauglt with so many serious consulta-
tions over tho family cook book and
eliminated over tho kitchen stove in
tho form of pies, cakes, doughuuts,
sandwiches and such. Who does not
remember the haps and mishaps of the
yearly recurring picnic in tho days of
yoreT You, dear reader, may to-day
be blcar-eyed and bald headed, but
back to you, like festive calf in Il
pasture field, comes trotting the reco-
loctions of the days ofexubcrant youth
gilded with golden sunshine.
Tho annual picnic, who docs not re
member it'll The weeks of intense
expectancy previeus in which the
question early and late with You was,
whether some one would cut you ont
with your girl" or whether tho swings
would be up the singers perfect in
" fairy moonlight, or the days when
VIC went gypsylng''
1t may have been your lot to havo
charge of tie tables or speakers, or
possibly 1t was only select picnic of
twelve couple and every thing was to
be extremely toney.r You had to
go out to tho grove the day previous
with another chm to prenoro tho
gronpd md verv l;,tlo vorL vos dana
br. ror, nroh soron-rn ,ro. $50,
rliahed and considerable ,ohocco rsod
And the noxt dnv when nil vos "a
corted IN tho sbndv crnva. tbo cirls
with hook muslin and hIro sosb bc,t,
md immen,o snndowns ond tho bovs
in immocnloto ducl nnnts sevmonr
coats md strov hata rnm, yum !
don,t Won fo,l vonnc oeoin NJ tho vorv
romom bropco yos vo, do and r;,ht
hero vou atm closo vonr oro. and
hmm
Ian,' ,t,,,o a. ,,' Wv o. i'' 10
Tho lods md ,ossos in thoir ho.t
vors dress.d from FOO 20 too.
Wa danced and sang tbe iovial strain
Irpon the forest green;
Aud nau,bt Int rdrth and iollitv
Arornd ma ooull bo seen.
And Tins wa passed the merry time
Nor thought of caro- or WOO,
Ia the days whom wo woro gypsying
A long time ago.
Ali well.a day those times have
passed with Won. and since then Won
have been " lighting the battle of life y
nil Won havo Int littlo of tho romance
AMI cilt odro eusb of von,b lort. and
49,. a.. uar'. -, h.;n~o i'll
IN. A. 49," ,..aaes. 49,
,, ;, =" ras y, :" a." n., ~ I'll en- y
nav " "N'i 'u' o'o'" ""' 'p'.a'
upon Vhe grass ""u INC eapaoles us
played,the young man with tho white
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Frank l.. Connolly, d. C. p. of Order
Knigh.s s. Ladies' of Honor, will lee
ture early next week. Object, oxpla-
nation of the order-organization of
lodge. The order is worthy ono and
We hope good, large audience will
hear him.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Tho County Site question will be decided
to-day at tho poles. We hope that there
will DO so overwhelming vote cast IN IA.
question will be forever settled. We pub
lish to-day card from Messrs +. w
Ward and r., G. Murray, who explain
their motives tor giving their names az
bondsmen on tho "County Bond" which
appears In another column. We commend
their statement to tho careful considers
tion Of the voters Of San Saba county.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

SIS. MUNGER authorizes Us to announce lin
"a a candidate for County Judge at the November
election
hereby announce mysolf % candidate for re-
election to the Office Of County Judge for San Saba
County subject to tho will OF tho people at the
general election. a. b HAYWORIH'
Attic request of friends anil prompted by MY
own ambition am candidate foe the Office of
County Judge and solicit tho yoto of every clifton
who may consider me capable and worthy Of the
position. j. II, MILLER
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Caution.

take this method OF warning all par
ties interested, that some Of the
books, scraps and abort pieces Of lnm-
Der in my yard are fully loaded with
dynamite, and when takea without my
knowledge OF consent, will not be
Responsible for any accidents which
may occur. ). y. HOWARD.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

The Wallace Crock Sunday school
enjoyed picnic last Saturday in n
beautiful grove near Mr.. Thos. Thax-
toms residence. A very large crowd
attended, and it was one of the most
enjoyable affairs ever attended. Tho
committed of arrangements left no.
thing undone to mako every thing both
pleasant aud enjoyable.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Mr.. w. L. hayes, onr present coun
ty surveyor, announces himself this
week, for recollection to that office.
Mr. Hayes ia one of the most efficient
officers VIC ever had, and has given en-
tire satisfaction. He will probably be
elected by large majority.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Sec my largo stoelt OF mona aud
ladies' Saddles, Harness, Collars and
brides, and in fact everything In my
line, now in store, and for sale at bot
tom prices, and don't you forget it,
JOE 8. Clatk.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

d. c. Wood Is aelling goods for the
" almighty Dollar bat at the Same
time viii give you as fine, and as much
goods for the money IA any store In
this section.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Msssrs. Kirby g. Burma, of senter.
fit, have bought out Mr.. Beans, and
win continue business ct the old stand.
They have now on hand q fine stock
of wines and liquors, cigars, etc, and
invite their friends to give them call
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-17

Parties indebted to the old Arm of
Allen 81 Bagley, are requested TO come
forward and settle on or before the
25th Of May, 1884, "a all accounts due
said firm will be placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection after that
time. Call on j. II. ALLEN,
of tho firm of Allen & Hart, San Saba.
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will furnish any newspaper or period
ical published in the United States or
Great Britain, at publishers rates, in sim
gle subscription OF otherwise Papers
sent to any part of the United States free
of postage. Send in subscriptions to the
undersigned at the postoilico, San Saba,
Texas. A. B. HAYwoRTH,
Genr News Agent.
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Mr.. Gordon q. Walker, who has
served SO long and faithfully as deputy
sheriff, announces himself to day as o
candidate for tho office of sheriif of
San Saba county, through the columns
of the NEWS. Mr.. Walker 10 qualified
to ill tho position in every particular,
and would make A No. officer.