San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-05-26
a3iFhlanl Springs.

/ 38ithlana Springs.
The school at this place closed
Friday the 10th. The following
is the program of the exercises
Friday night:
Open prayer by Ed j E Eu-
banks.
1 Song The Farmer.
, Address-by Prof Carl Vim
cent.
3 Recitation-Combat by Miss
Iona Garter.
/ Grafton Our Government, by
Mr. Frank Baker.
5 Recitation Six Love Letters,
by Miss Callo Cannon.
6 Dialogue-Sayed.
7 Reoitation-T Angels of
Beunavista, by Miss Lulu Reagan
s Essay The Influence of Wo-
man, by Miss Sallie Ellis.
9 Recltation-The Rum Maniac
by Mr. James Baker.
10 Grafton The Press, by Mr.
| Billie Smith.
Il Dialog, All for Good Or
der, conducted by Mr. Billie Ellis.
u Recitaton-Know and Then
Act, by Mr. Billie Reagan.
Is. Recitation-The Dream of
Eugene Arian, by Miss DOME
Terry
Il Song Gathering Home.
Is Essay Our School, by Miss
Iona Carter.
is Dialogue Hans Won Smith.
II Recitation Nose Stub S
view on the Situation, by Mr. Bill
lie Smith.
Is Tie Broom DliIl-By twelve
of the young ladies Of the school.
This closed the erecises. 1t was
the grardest entertainment that
has ever been held at Richland
Springs. The pupils acted their
parts well with credit to themsel-
YES and great honor 10 their teach
ers.
At the close Of the exercises
Thursday night Prof Reagan and
Miss Annie Reagan were called
On the stage and Mr. Billie Smith
and Miss Callie Cannon presented
them each a medal; a present from
their students Mr. Smith made a
short and appropriate talk on pre-
sentiug the medals.
Prof Carl Vincent, Of sister
county, Brow Iwood, delivered the
annual address to the school at It's
close Friday night The Prof
made a good ak which was high
ly appreciated by the teachers,
nnpils and DatrOns of the school
with all in attendance on that occa-
sion. The Prof is a highly re-
spected and honorable gentleman,
and one Of the foremost educators
of the west.
Quite a lot Of sickness in the
country at tn present time, but
nothing serious.
Prof b Reagan accompanied by
\ C Brown visited San Saba Mon
day.
Mr. Bill E is and Miss Sallie
Ellis, after attending school here
for the last eight months returned
home Saturday.
Mr. J c Terry moved his family
to Lometa Monday.
Mr. n G Brown had well dug
last week and got plenty of water
at depth Of thirty-fge feet.
We noticed several of the good
people Of San Saba at the closing
Of our school; hope they were en-
tanned.
Mr. j J Carter has been appoint
ed as Notary Public for San Saba
County,
Prof Reagan viii move to Brown
wood in the near future. Miss An
ME Reagan Will attend the State
Normal this summer.
Rev J. c Matthias filed his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mr. Wash Bonner left Monday
with his wool for Llano. q No.
There is nothing have ever used fol
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
does. I have been using it for about tive
yeafs-four bottles in alias occasion re
quired, and always keep a bottle of it il
my home. 1 believe know Il good thing
when get hold oft, and Paiu Balm is th,
best liuiment have ever met with. W
B. Denny, dairyman, New Lexington
Ohio. 30 cen: bottles for sale by Al
Druggists.
Cleveland is president of the
UNITED States"