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An Enterprising, ReIiahle House.

Logan & Co, can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have we'll known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on q
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of Throat Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
you TO call and get Trial Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
IN GENERAL.
Police Pickups.

In Police Court, yesterday morning Ida
Robinson, for keeping house Of i'll fame,
got $40 and costs. In default she went 10
Jail. James Craig and Buoch Psli, caught
in her house, got s. and cost each. They
went to the hill for thirty days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

lfyou are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, lOes Of appetite, general de
bihty, disordered blood, weak constitution
headache, or any disease o. a bilious nature
By all means procure bottle Of Electric
Bitters You will be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; You will
be inspired With new life; strength and &C
tiVity will return pain and misery will
cease, and heucetortb Jon viii rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Biaera Sold at fifty
cent? 9 bottle BY Logan / Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

WE eautiOS the public ageinsf
agents Wh0 claim TO sell goods for
us ON weekly payments. They are
impOsterS. JACOB w. GRUB,
JeWeler.
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Notice to country Merchants.

We have in stock nearly 1000 wraps,
contracted for in the early part OF the sea,
son. We are prepared to offer you better
inducements than the same class of goods
Can be purchased East Your orders re-
sPeeaNlly solicited.
II. ENsHEMER,
Eleventh street.
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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBEE rs. 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
weather Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed yesterday BY C.
Schnepi, the Market street druggist: Ia
m, As; ~ m 81; 3 p. IN, So; m
so. The sun rises this morning at 6:22,
and sets at sos. The days length is
1914. The moon rises AZ ga
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
B uises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped hands Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally
colder. variable winds, generally preceded
BY east to south winds.
For lower lake region, light rain, colder
weather, northeasterly winds, becoming
variable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

The b. & o. viii give an Excursion 10
Chicago November 10th, at the low rate
of 81. For further particulars see small
hiila
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Additional Local on First Pags.

DECORATED TEA sETSin q va
rfety NfeOl0rs; Sc pieces for $3.50,
at DAVISOA BR0R,S.
2R0e Market aEzeef.
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Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS

Notlee-Esiats Of John Zoeskler.
Wanted Second Hand hose.
Gas GlObSs, Shades aud Chimneys-Eving Rms
Ice Cream An the Year Round-Dursts,
Excelsior Baking POEder-R n. List
UndeTt1kers and Funeral Directors-G Nep5el
Co.
Hunter 0utfts-Boyd's-[LOeal Page.I
Time Card-WhsebDg and Elm Grove RI
Local Page.
Aeaseny OF Music-iIOc&l PsZe.l
Notice Elks-f Local Page.l
New Corn Aeai-MeAleehea's-lLo Local PAGE
MnsieAl Instruction F. DeAuria-TLOeal PAGE. I
For Sale-FeIrets Local Page
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Gentlemen,

Go and see Stacy Adams & Co.'S make,
finest hand made shoes, ightest, most s'yl-
ish and best fitting shoe in the market at
J. ". ANICE's,
lab Main street.
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Pittsburg and Return ONLY 81, 30.

The B. & o. will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburg Sunday, November l, at the
low rate OF 81 so; round trip tickets good
10 return until November 3, inclusive.
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Grand Excursion to Chicago

The Fanny Little Man at the Chspline
Street Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Mover Give I'm.

TIE Funny Little Man at the ChapIine
Stree. Rink 10 night.
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second Branch.

Members of the lower house came in
slowly last evening, q quorum not being
present until s o'clock. At that hour the
President called the members TO order
Twenty-one members answered to their
names at roll call, as follows: Messrs
Caldwell, Clator, Crawford. ]. B, Crsw-
ford, Robt, Gillelsnd, Cruise, Harrell,
Healy, Hildreth, Jaeger, Miller, Mccoy,
Peterson, Scott, Schrsbe, Stanley, Vock.
Ter, Waterhouse, Weir, Weisgerber, and
Mr.. Preadent.
Clerk Bowers then read the minutes OF
the last three meetings they consuming
nearly half an hour of time.
On motion of Mr.. Weir, the rules were
suspended that q nomination by the City
Sergeant be considered.
The Clerk read communication from
the City Sergeant announcing the appoint
ment Of William Carney to be q Deputy
Sergeant, and on motion of Mr.. Healy he
was confirmed unanimously.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The Clerk read his monthly report al
follows
To the Honorable Mayor and Council: !,
GENrLEMRx:-In compliance with sec
ton (9) nine OF an ordinance entitled "An
ordinance to keep the disbursements o.
the city of Wheeling within the limits Of itt
revenues" herewith report to your most
honorable body the amounts expended or
to October "a, 1885, on behalf of each de
partment aud on account of contingencies
and the difference between such amounts
aud the amounts designated in the appro
priation ordinance as the limit of expendi
ture for the year in each department:
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THE Funnk Eials Man ct the ChaDlius
Street Rink tdsnight.
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AMUSEMEN rs.
HAZEL KIRK2.

HAZEL kIRE2.
Another good audiences greeted the sec
ond production of this fsvorite play at thu
Academy of Music last evening. Thu
presentation is undoubtedly one Of tn,
best ever Witnessed in this city. Mr.
Frederick Armstrong; Dunstsn Kirke il
very stIoUg oGe, while Miss Blair, a
Hazel, ia al that cauld be desired, be-
acting being equal to that OF any one here
tofors taking the character The re
mairder Of The company is almost beyond
criticism The matinee to-day will un
doub:edly be largely patronigsd by ladies
The low price Of admit sion, and the
merit Of the company should pack thu
house @: every performance during the
week.
HOT WATER"
Tomorrow night the ne= and very sue
cessfIl comedy, Hot Water" will be
given al the Opera House The plst Of
Of the play deals with the difficulties that
surround the rskish course Of two conviv
lsl brothers. WHO are in Paris with their
wives. The original idea is developed in q
German plsy, and Eric Bayley brought
over something very like it in The Three
Hats The mixing Of the has is cad
ing idea OF Hot Water" and astounding
confusion results from the tiGdipg by the
injured wives ct curious notes inside the
head covering cf their husbands. Therein
q great deal of music, culled impsrtially
from favorite light operas and the entire
entertainment is one of extreme interest,
"ovER THE GARDEN WALL
Friday AMI Saturday Mr.. and. Mrs.
George S. Knight will present, at the
Opers House, their new musical comedy,
Over the Garden Wall 1t has been al
legged that this great success was construct
ed for laughing purposes oily, and judging
BY the com uents OF the me ,ropoltsn press,
it accompanies that end very successfully.
A True Story with n Very Happy Ending.
Such is the story Of Topping, the Market
street tailor, who was poor ard is rich; who
bought fifth Of q Louisiana State Lottery
ticket coupon for one dollar and won q
iOEluuo INST mOHIu- IL Is saiu tn6b I6p-
ping has or.aken the scenes that he for.
nerly fsunted; that the paths he trod now
know him no more. Where is Topping ?
Has he returned to the land where Prince
rules aud where the American
hog is not known 1t is limited that Tep-
hing has gone to visit his Fstherlsnd and
o there sstonish the natives with graphic
accounts Of how fortunes have been made
y Californ'sns investing in Louisiana
'tste Lottery tickets San Francisco
Cal Chronicle, Sep Is.
Carr. J. W. LIrrLEPAGE was seen on
ur streets to-day. looking as handsome as
Veri but | am sorrJ to cay for our Wheel
ng girls he was noT alone this time. he !
sd wife aud two Texas ponies, that were !
ute as handsome ss himself
An 0LD FRIEND OF JoHSl I
New Philadelphia; o. /
PEcK's Bad Boy and his Pa a. the Chaio.
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PEcE's Bad Boy end his Pa stthe Chap.
line Street Rink tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

Four Souls Made Happy By Wedieck
Yesterday.

Yesterday
The Second Presbyterian Chuick was
a0sir the scene Of fashionable and pretty
wsad;no Yesterday the contracting parties
be;no M. ID. Clarke Hoffman, OF Morgan
town ". Va, and Miss Amelia d. Camp.
SsIl Of this city. Although it wssnos gem
aralIv known that the event was 70 occur,
nsonIe heean to assemble several hours
befare the time set, resulting in q rather
Isros and very fashionable audience.
Promptly at 4:30 the wedding march
pealed out under the dett fingers OF Miss
Emily Warwood, the organist, and the bri.
daI nsrty entered, the ushers, Messrs- VIM.
Hoffman, Guy R. C. Allen, Harry MeLure
and Thomas D. Campbell preceding the
bride and groom. At the altar the party
senarated in the usual manner, leaving the
couple standing in front Of the altar, where
thew were made one by Rev. DR.. Cunning
ham IN the words Of pretty Presbyterian
ceremony.
Again the triumphant notes OF the
march burst forth and the newly welded
connie marched down the aisle to room
below, where an impromtu reception was
held and countless good wishes were ex
tended and received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Left for home OF
the 500 train. The groom is' a son o.
Mr.. W. q. Hoffman, cashier Of the FRS
National Bank Of MorgsntoWn, and d
highly respected both in business ana so
cisI circles. His bride has been one o
Wheeling's most popular society ladies
and has numberless friends who will mist
her from among them. The wedding wal
conspicuous by its unsssuming character
the bride being dressed in a neat travelling
costume, while the groom and usherS Wor'
ordinary dress suits.
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PEcE's Bad Boy sUd his Pa al the Chap
hne Street Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

<ss.rv. and repay The same out O the r.
cs;rts 81 the works. Adopted.
9;sv Water Board Reported. II the
matter Of the petitions for the privilege q
mining coal on property Of the city, tnat,
= her opinion, the privilege should MOI
Re granted, ss it would effect the security
az he basin. Adopted.
Board Of Public Works--A5ked TOR en-
aupropristion to pay bills for cobbie paving
sewer pipe and surveying, to the amount o.
Sl44.5O. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
A number of petitions relating to erro
neous assessments were read and properly
referred.
The petition of Patrick Mahony, settint
forth that he had received certain injuries
at the Logan fire, and asking for an allow
ence for his medical attendance and TIM
lost was referred to the Committee on FIR
Department for report.
There being no further business on tn
table, this Branch adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
i QUIET SESSION
Of Both Branches Of Council, Last
EvenIng.
For wondsr. No One Is Moved BY thu
Spirit to Extended Remarks, and
Business is Transacted With
Neatness and Despatch.

Both Branches of the City Council met
in regular ssmi.morthly session last even
ing. Nothing Of ia sensational character
occurred in either body, and the tables
were cleared at q comparatively early hour.
Our report viii be found below:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Eirtt Branch.

His Honor the Mayor called this Branch
to order at 7:45 last evening. AT roll call
the following members responded: Messrs'
Caldwell, Comerford. Dobbins, Donaldson
Farrell, Gavin, Hsller, Happy, Hoffman,
Kenney, McGregor and Schultze-l2.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed. ZEN
The ordinance for the payment OF bills
for work done on the City Hall was amend
en- aad adopted. :,
The resignation of Mr.. Myles, Council
man from the Fifth ward, was taken from
the table and rejected.
The petition of N. Reilly to be allowed
to construct an area way alongside his new
building at the corner of Market and Four
tsenth streets was granted.
The appointment of William Carney te
be deputy sergeant was confirmed.
The various committee reports and the
communications from the Water Board
and Board of Public Works, were adopted
The application of the Gas Trustees, fol
authority to borrow money 10 pay install
ments due on the new gas tank, was nom
concurred in, the members deeming ii i'm
possible for Council to give the authority
requested.
The communication from the Board o.
/ Public Works, in relation to the straight
ening of Caldwells Run, was discussed al
some length, and the resolutions accom-
panying it adopted. 1t is fally explained
elsewhere.
Adjourned,
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eostze-Mcconnell.

Yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
the brides mother, on Sixteenth street, or
Cured quiet little wedding, in which Mr..
Charles r. Goethe, the well'known East
End druggist. and Miss Jessie G. McCon-
nell were the principals. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. Henry Hess, OF
the Zane Street NJ. E. Church, at Q clock,
after which the happy couple received the
congratulations Of their friends present
and an informal little reception was held
until near 4 clock, when Mr. aud Mrs.
Goetze we're driven to the PeWiky depot In
a carriage, where they took the train for
Pi.tsburg, on bridal tour, with thousands
of good wishes following in their wake.
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PEcK's Bad Boy and his Pa a. the Chai1
ine s<ees Rink tonight, y
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yIyARTED-LadyA Agents Tor DsisT" tist na
w Stocking Supporters, sbouIeer '>rsse. 'g 90.
Forms, Tres Shields, kubtsr Ginynsm h -
APRONS, Sleeves, InanuI DsrF.f, sis Uu -
viii stans. z D. CANPBELL& 90, 70 es'
Randolph n. Chicago. ,epBTaTb 70 "
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PECK's Bad Boy and his Pa at the Chap,
line Street Rim ( tonight
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UTbe Dv.peptic,s Refure. >,

Tue Funny Little Man q! the ChspEue
Street Rink to night.
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MAAIEp.

uyANrED-A.sc tiys M, or onsp 10 s'sj
w county 10 ell our sools sAIiry 10
mouth and eIpsnses, or com mis.ion. Etpsgsa
advance. Out6t frea For full particular ,oG"
6TAHoAnD SLyEa WAsr Co., Bosfos' HA~.
suatsb
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

Maria Ferguson va. Willis johnson
ct o., trespass to try title, dismissed at
cost of plaintiff.
p. s.'Johnson q Bro. VS. John Cow.
m, suit on note, dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff,
AT. Harlie va. j. p. Groon, tres
pass to try tide and damases. dismisa-
ed OF cost of plaintiff.
4. II. Barnes ys. H.. J. Graham. snit
on note to forccloso lien, cost paid by
plaintiff and dismissed in vacation.
solomon Waldron vs.. John Wuldron,
settled in vacation.
Barclay Martin, by his father ~. a.
Martin, VS.. j. S. Churchill ct ALL man
damua to reinstate Barclay Martin 10
school, decision for plaintiff and notice
of appeal given by defendauts.
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Wild LANDS Tor Sale
BY j. Ii. MARTIN.

ht'"N WI wv iu.'lH ~ T. L w ,,.
loca 'n OF ruigyl OF " 9' o. ,3n' nTT ~ NJ,
N.HI"7 l"i 0i,' '' I 49, M .,,,,'u
elegant I9ohe- ir stosh ., ooa a [S' 5 o ' r5
7'h''i Ii. 81. d.. ~ ., KID, 49,. l.,
nrmine i9nl h,ia 'ne ',. "up },V ,.,s "' sr
pht'Nt'' '''N7 ID. ''' r'f l. ti
saba nnd sou can surely N"" l'''''"N 10 '""
ts1 w MARI rrautee $50 acres. suuth OF Chero.
la-,fe,i
go Id ttr,flt s1qntse 40 acrea south OF
cisipiec er5aE. 7''''' "
"a 4 tfitrtr l.r4ffee 40 acreg ia tho south.
AZ VAIN r.rs Of t5e tonnty
,.la ,9,l an j aiars, rflutcc ffO ncres on the
he'd of cottonwooo elseE.
A. and 30 6v llttli. tlauiee $40 ncrea at tho
head of t i' uoith prong Of .ichland creek.
aan d l. Nntte ,.rpftet $50 ON Wallace creek.
if W. X. a. l:5.. sIantec. Go acres south Of
San sebl li.t.r.
f-i li. frr Miller rrstces. Gao as-cs ON VIII
l,ar,l,r ,troN
l.1 Trnic i,rnutcc. ago acres north of vii
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The great event Of the wccl, was
Hon. A. B. Hay worth, county Judge,
and OK o0icio superintendent of pub
lie instruction's visit. IIe started out
from San Saba Tuesday, Dec, sth,
and tool, in tho schools &C China,
Spring Creek, Wilbnrgcr, Bowscr, AN
telope, Halls, and reached here Thurs
day at noon. Dr. j. NJ. Burloson, one
of the efficient trustees Of this district,
accompanied him to the school house,
They Ind not been iu long til the
President Of tho Board dropped in
quietly, we only knew of mo pfcscnco
by seeing him. After investigating
Room A, presided over ny tho prnci
pal, A. d. Wallace to their satisfac-
ton, they repaired to Room b, presid.
cd over by Miss llillough, Of San Mar
cos. AZ the close word was sont out
by the children and young people, in
viting their rarcuts and the public
generally to turn ont at night and hear
an address from Judge Hay worth.
Quite an audience mot him 40 early
lamp-light. Tho Judges remarks
were eminently practical, showing the
people that public schools were Ell
cient, being well supervised; aud that
local taxation TO extend tho longth oil
tho tarmo vould make thota tbp cbcan
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The Kuykendali brothors drove a
lot of fat cows TO market last week
md sold thirty head Mt Lampaaas for
slj each, the remainder bong driven
to Temple where they were contracted
nj alG cach.
The scattered chileren of Cherokee
arc coming in from distant ranches
some to spend Christmas anG some to
attend court. This annual reunion Of
families, which ia ono OF the maa-ea
fcatuies of social life In tho old states,
is growing into custom here. Tho
children of tho old settlers have fol-
lowed tho ways OF their fathers, gone
west and made them homos OF their
own, and ihcir annual ingatbering in
dicatas tho permanently Of tho patcr-
mai home.
Yes, we are growing into en aid set
tied country, frontier days are among
the things of tho past and we are o..
Stimulating the mauner5 and cuatoms Of
old countries. But few yeora back %
Christmas tree was aa little known to
the mase Of our people avs q Yulo log ia
at present. Now, however, hardly Il
Christmas passos without its tree and
load Of free will offering. We are go
ing to have ono Of those trees at the
Gray school house on Clristmns eve
and tho litlo folka are nglow with an
ticipation. Times are hard, to be
sure, but there is hardly family,
worthy Of the name of family, bat ex-
change gifts at thi3 season of "Pcaco
on earth, good win to men," Aud The
gifs will be- mono the less appreciated
by being hung on tree. Christmas,
in the South, is our only holiday sea-
son aud, as such, we ought to mako il
ns pleasant as possible. A small pres.
ont, coming from a loving hand. will
be remembered with gratitude long
after TINT hand has been crossed foi
the last time over tho breast. a loving
face will be remembered as il appeared
to child, scores Of years after thai
iaco has been covered by the olod, o
tho valley. This of iiselfisn spccic,
of immortality, for the yicissiiules Of
time will not change the improsa mad,
on the plastic memory OF childhood
thnsr or us thep Tint rutt nlford
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tho delight ofalL Uis race ponies are
beng groomed for bic rapid ride the
night Of The 9th inst, or some other
time. Somebody will win aud some
one will lose, as $500 Is up on one Of
the races.
What is being done about tho teach
ems Institute ~ he Bcud, January 3D.
1896. C.ANu x.
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The NJ. T. Jones Lumber CO., Mont
vnle, Texas, lumber, shingles. sash,
doors, blinds, moulding, mixed paint,
portland and rosendalo cement, and in
fact everything usually found in iist
class lumber yard, which We will sell
at Lnmplsas prices. Remember we
are the hrst lumber dealers to put in
d stack at Moutvale,
NJ. y. JONES LUMBER CoAwANr.
Lampasaa, and Montyac. Texas.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

docket.
schram Bro e. Benner Va. G. W.
league, trial Of the right to 40 head of
cattle, stricken from the docket.
A. 4. crayens We. L. N. s. Crayens,
suit for divorce, divorce granted and
decree made as to tho disposition Of
children.
Amelia IIassellman ct al rs. Il. NJ.
Roundsree Ct al, trespass to try title,
judgment by default.
A. D. MeGinnis VS. S. W. Yoe. debt,
verdict for plaintiff and notice Of ap-
peal given.
G. r.. Rodwi,s ct al ~. J. D. Fore
hand, irespass 70 Try title, suit settled
and dirnissed.
r. ". Ward 80. Pollock a. Cibbs,
distress warrant stricken from n,
doekef
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Athrl.lmn. rresent.

Tho Christmas number Of Texas
Farm and Ranch, published az Dallas
Texas contaiua much that So oHcecd-
ingly interesting end instructive. In
% will bo found concise article hy
Governor ireland on the p,ogress of
Texasj au able and ozhausiod paper
by ox-Goy. y. W. Roberts. The "0d
Alcadc,n on the sotilomcnt of Pubic
Landsi sa ,a.welting original story,
entitled A Teyas Christmas; 900 orig
inal poem Christmna Chimes, by Mra.
". b. Lcachman Besides tine ubov',
the Christmas number wi.i contain all
the usual departmental Of tho journal
Household, Young Folks, llortioul-
ture, Tho Farm, Stock, etc. 70 all
who send their names on postal, this
ynluable Chustmaa nnmber viii bo
sent free. Address TExls FARM AND
RANcu, Dallas, Toxas.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

Contains 225 aires. 10 acres in cultiva-
ton, so acres inelosed ina good pasture
good spring of never falling water
brick house Axis feet with hall between,
hitehen, crib, le.ts,pens' cter Church anG,
7chool house within o miie, and IN one of
tho best neighborhoods in the county
The entire tract Ia capable of cultivation
and would make q desirable and proiiia-
bic farm. Only - miles from San Saba.
win De sold nt great bargain.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

Entered a, the poeiofHec ct San Saba Texas, as
escond class n AFTER.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

the people, for tho people by the pc,
pie. Its officers are chosen 10y Il
people, their duties arc plainly la
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-12-19

whlAeE ofiense is without having to
be ucted. He hoped the court,
PEI knd grand jury would work
n in harmony, as without
til of co operation all efforts to
ex9 fbe laws would provo futile.
II zEgEornment is a government OF