The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-08

{ Cherokee Dots.
Christmas is about over and WI
, have had a heap of fun and ne
whiskey, thanks to local option
a good religious and moral com
munity.
The Christian church conducted
a series of meetings during the
5 Christmas week, with good auc
: religious effect, though l hear OF
no accessions. May we evei
have such influences brought tc
bear by all religious churches.
Rev. Tant conducted the ser
vices.
Hogs are being killed, the pillow
Is running and the stockman is
feeding poor cattle. The general
outlook is good.
Mr.. Will Hart and Miss Ida
Gray were married last Sunday
morning by Rev. Edgar Hillman.
They are beloved by all who knew
them, and more worthy couple
was never united. They left for
/ Greer county which will be their
future home; taking with them
the congratulations and yell wish
es Of their many friends. Long
may they live to enjoy the bleA
ings in store for them.
The San Saba Minstrel Ttonp
came over and gave US a prior
nance on Saturday night, ana as
always the Cherokee people turn
ed out and grve them large and
appreciative audiance. The boys
did exceedingly well, in fact, [
can't hear much else since but
such as, Was you out Saturday
night? Yes. How did you like
him? Wasn't that song fine.
Yes, and wasn't that gag funny.
Yes. Do you know who he was?
Yes, that was Arch Fl. Well
wasn't he cute. Yes, but didn't
Mr.. Bob S. do well? Yes. La!
did you ever know Mr., Ed II. sang
so well? Yes, [ heard him and
Miss sing before at San
Saba. Amt those San Saba
boys fine looking? Yes, they are
real cute, and those girls that came
along have set the boys heads a
twirling, and so long. Come again
gentleShen and bring the girl:
we WIN be glad 10 SET you. ( Il
this connection let me say tina
that canvas painting by DIR. A
Gregg and Prof. D. F. Brown is
as fine as we ever saw.
DR.. Daley has returned from
en- extended trip in Southern Tex
as. He looks well.
Say, Brother Chinaman, have
you not learned that Uncle Sam
didn't allow Cinnamon to come
to the L. S. They are pulled
as soon as caught and shipped
back to China at cost of about
$1,000 per head to Uncle Sam; now
as a matter of national economy it
has been suggested that they be
sent to Chicago and made into
sausage and chilliconcarna for the
Dutch and Mexican market. Il
was not following that covered
wagon to Ark, but was on my way
to Chicago to get a contract to
supply Cinnamon for those facto-
ries, but having but one spotted 1
contracted him to soap factory.
I'll be over soon, lookout.
The P. 0. has been moved to
to the Daley drug store.
The Hotel de Otinger is now
opened up and in full blast, 1t is
large, eommodious and well con-
structed. Mrs. Otinger is a fine
cook and knows Just how to pro-
vide for the inner man. It is
quite an addition TO our valley
village, Cherokee.
Excase my delay to write, 1
have been sick a long, time.
Mrs. Andy Hill, of San Saba, is
visiting her many friends and rel
relatives here this week.
There are many coniectures as
% why the News did not come to
is last week The most plausible
[ have heard, is that the News
nan sent to Chicago for plates
representing the show, "At Wileys
Christmas Eve Night" and the
plates did not get in last week Ia
time.
School opened last Monday.
which cut the little ones out of
much anticipated pleasure.