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COUNTY NEWS Devoted to the Interests and Upbuilding of San Saba County COUNTY NEWS Devoted to the Interests and Upbuilding of San Saba County SAN DECEMBER 1 TOLUME XX SABA TEXAS 1S3 NUMBER 2 suit on note judgment by default EDIiOBIAL STOP SHOBTS The tariff bill proposes a big cut Educational State A all along the line Thereduction vs J Avants carrying a pistol trial by jury verdict guiltty silver has taken a decline is estimated about 50000000 per Bur and fined 25 and cost Why do planets rovolvo ou their annum This loss must be made axis L Didyongie thanks Thurday supposed State vs M M Scott thoft of DEALER IN up in some way and it is Why is the principal body of tax or- cattle trial by jury verdictfcuilty The grass i beginning to peep it will be done by an income land in northern Latitudo R iJ by increasing the internnl revenue and sentenced to the penitentiary ont again for 2 A degree of longitude at the About what wo allowed take it off years four Stato equator is reconod at 69J miles The tariff bill is out it is put on another va A J Avants intimida- ¬ of one place and it what is the length of a degi eo at- columns long ting by threats dismissed ¬ tho Arctic circle B Will tho Tariff bill bo a miser Stato vs O L Williams selling must again come into use- fiilrer able makeshift liquor to a minor trial by jury Tho Mutual Fire Insurance Co money s asUadard verdict not guilty insured a building and its stock TARIFF COURT PROCEEDINGS for Still the pension list daily grows Congress will convene llondaj- MbTlCT f State vs George Ray theft of a J of its value charging 1J per cent Tho Union Insurance Co greater Is there no end to it is tho only known iu regular sessiou- pistol dismissed Government CRIMINAL DECKET relieved of to Stato vs George Ray theft of a them J of the risk at 1 aU probability moans of furnishing protection Wo Hardware Congress will in are anxious for CloteIanJs District Court convened Mon- ¬ herse plead guilty per cent The building and stock Queonsware Tinware Glassware nnd life liberty and property A gov ¬ and sentenced sot do jucch before Christmas message day Nov 20th 1S93- being destroyed by fire tho Union Crockery ernment cannot bo maintained toUi J enitentiaiy for five years and fcjtoto vs W HJLedbetter assault lost fortynine thousand dollars woolsgoes on the eejijt withoutincurring oipejjsjgs sgQJhfc iStatev8 Georgo Ray theft of a Mitchel if and battery plead guilty and fined saddle less than the Mutual What Moline and Standard Yagons woolen manufactured goods must expenses of the government must straight goous jko con Foxing Dismissed S25 and cost amount of money did tho owners too bo paid by those governed Well State vs Cyetano Moral theft go there Did you suspicion that ttriff re- ¬ State vs Lee Smith disturbing of the building and stock lose Buggies Hacks Surrays Phaetons established governments clnini tho of a hog trial by jury verdict and Road Carts form meant free raw material for public worship plead guilty and McCormiek HJ e will liv < as a mony metal unquestionable right of iraoosing guilty and sentencad to the peni¬ TEXAS Iteapers Mow ers and Hinder Twine the South lined S25 and cost two till iima changes to eternity Bel taxes for tho purpose of raising tentiary for years PLOWS AND FAKM MACHINERY OK EVERY DESCRIPTION State vs Sam Nolen disturbing ton BeporferJ- sufficient revenue for tho proper Tho Santa Fe will soou ruu- State vs A J Evans dynamiting Texas is in the Southwestern religious plead ¬ worship guilty and fish plead guilty and fined conduct of tho governments Ev- traius from Temple to Sau Ange- 50 part of the U S It is bounded on- V j ere anxious to see some of fined 25 and cost and cost Hidden Wire ery individual should feel uuder lo according to the old cubtora tho north by New Mexico Oklaho- ¬ dollars made State vs Jos H Smith using loud those sice uewsiher propor- ¬ State vs Tom Latham dynamit ¬ obligations to defray his queen of Hawaii ma T and Indian Territory on Corner Rock Building Opposite Dofflemyre Hotel of the seigniorage The deposed and vociferous lauguago near pri- ¬ ing fish plead expenses of the guilty and fined 50 ¬ tional part of the has been reposed and is now her the east by Arkansas and Louisi government vate residence plead guilty and and cost Had you thought of it the U S government and the majesty ana and on the south and west by S and does fined SI nnd cost JOE CLARK alone costs annually orer a should have the right nM When on a isit to Iowa the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico Senate State vs Geo McAnuelly un- ¬ MrK dollars have the right to exact from each The prevailing opinion of Min ¬ Dalton of Luray Russell County It extends through nearly elet en million lawfully selling liquor plead guil- ¬ member governed so much of his ister Blount in his Haw iian inves¬ Kansas called at the labratory of degrees of latitude aud thirteen ty and fined 85 and cost If any one has e surplus of earning wages or property as is tigation is that the aforesaid Chamberlaiu Co Des Moines degrees of longitude has a State vs Hugh Barber theft of to show them his six year old boy It Confidence we would bo Tery necessary for bis proportionate Blouut nmdo an ass of him- ¬ greater extent than France or the Opposite Dofllomjro House SAN SABA TEXAS one hog trial by jury verdict not whose life had beon saved by glad to get a few gallons part of the government expenses self Chamberlains Cough Remedy German Empire The outline of MANUFACTURER DEALER IX ALL KINDS O- m guilty it But under no condition should a having cured him of a very severe the state is very irregular The postmortem examination of An era of prosperitj bus dawn- ¬ State vs Dee Graves assault The libertyloving government exact attack of croup Mr Dalton is longest line that can be drawn FSaddlery Roods railroad commission ed again the clouds of depression with intent to murder dismissed and Harness the defunct either directly or indirectly ouo certain that it saved his boys life from north to south is about 700 yet a Terdict- have rolled away and commercial by tho State and is very enthusiastic in bis has not returned cent more than is absolutely nec- ¬ miles that frem east to west about Hand Made enterprises again run loo o in our State vs Rube Gray disturbing praise of the remedy For sale by Saddles a Specialty essary for the proper maintenance 800 miles Tho stato has nearly We favor for govcror any good land tho fined all druggists ALSO HANDLES No ¬ peace plead guilty and prom- ¬ of that government one ques 500 miles of coast The popula ¬ competent man who took no S > to 25 and cost COMPETITION HACKS BUGGIES SURREYS COOPER WAGOXS- part for either Hogg- tions the right of a government Good books and good piipeis tion of Texas in 1S90 was 2235523 inent public State vs J M Harkey disturb- ¬ tho best of goods aud will not patron- ¬ raise by taxation as there is no are splendid associates for your The first settlement of Texas was Ikeop be undersold Your or Clark ing peace dismissed by state age will be appreciated m other way of raising it sufficient children Wo come humbly knocking nt made at Matagorda Bay in 1GS5 State vs Jas Dailey carrying a ¬ Twenty years of prosperity to funds to meet the necessaries of your door seeking admittance in Texas became a republic in 1836 The U S Senate should at the pistol dismissed by state cry panic has been the history the government when regulated to tho realms of your interesting was annexed 1845 to the Union set ndopt kind of meas- ¬ It the economical prin out 6ome State vs Gao Allison theft loss columns of this country Prepare for upon honest and The annexation of Texas to the M ure whereby they can get down to than 20 trial by jury T Y ELTON C HARPER JCGREEN onward rush ciples One of the modes adopted verdict Oh the rain the glorious rain United States was tho direct cause business We would suggest a guilty a new trial granted fell pretty slow but by our government for tho purpose It sure of the Mexican war Tho most im- ¬ 5o demo- ¬ limit to allow not more than thrte Elsbrjper Gxeean Is there a demand in the of raising reveune is by means of State vs J M Matlock disturb- ¬ Farmers are wearing a pleasant portant battles fought iu Toxas Elton mate- ¬ ou one bill DEALERS IN free raw ¬ mouths debate any ing peace trial bj jury verdict dignified cratic platform for the Tariff So long as the govern and smile during the struggle for independ ¬ of protected o not guilty rial for the benefit ment holds to taxation by tariff Did you suspicion that the A great deal of wheat is being ence were at Gonzales Goliad Groceries manufacturers for revenue only when tho revenue maintenance of both gold and Stato vs Hub Harris theft of sown in this locality San Autonio de Bexar the Alamo Staple and Fancy to be raised is based upon the act-¬ money of horse trial by jury verdict not John Belinger formerly of of Sir Carlisle now says he has no silver as tho standard and San Jacinto The battles Oar aim is to keep a full lino of tint class groceries ttell at a legi t imatr profit for ual and necessary expenses of the discrimi guilty Montana has rented Henry Jones Mexican proper fought country produce when can be done without loss We solicit a liberal to coin the silver seign- ¬ this country and without tho war cashhandle it authority can complain Stato v3 Jake Fenn disturbing farm matter with government no one ting against either metal meant within Texas Fort Brown Resaca share of pnblic patronage believing that wo can cive satisfaction iorage TTiats the ¬ religious and such a mode is not oven ques silver as a mon ¬ worship plead guilyt and J H Lindsey has taken in some ¬ No the
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