- Several in this vicinity report the loss of a cow or two during a cold snap.
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- Seed, Oats -- Frank Thomas.
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- The sale of the Norton Property to Mr. John Hamon failed to materialize.
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- Nice Lamps. Howell & Warner
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- It was proven Sunday that it doesn't get too cold in Texas to snow.
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- Garden Seed. Frank Thomas.
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- A year's
subscription to the Bulletin to the person who will
satisfactorily explain what became of the snow Sunday night.
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- Notice. Those wishing carpets woven, call at my residence. Mrs. S. J. Mitchelltree.
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- See my line of bargain shoes--you can get good shoes at a fraction of their value. Frank Thomas.
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- For Sale. 11 acres of land joining Useberall
quarry -- 8 acres in cultivation, with hog-proof fence. Two
houses and good stable on it. Will be sold cheap -- half cash and
half on time. Apply at this office.
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- The weather Sunday and Monday was the coldest since February 1880.
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Wanted. Your hides and furs, butter, eggs and beeswax. Frank Thomas.
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- The temperature
fell 30 degrees in 6 hours Saturday night, or at the rate of 5 degrees
an hour. Such a rapic change is unusual, even for Texas.
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- L. C. Kincheloe is now able to walk about his yard, and will no doubt shortly regain his accustomed strength.
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- Genuine Maine Seed Potatoes, Triumph Early Rose, Early Ohio. 40 cents a peck. Badger-King Co.
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- Dr. Wood has been called to Bertram several times recently in consultation with Bertram physicians.
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- L. L. Shipp
wants all your Eggs, will pay cash or trade, highest market
price. Want a car load, must have them. Yours for business,
"21" Shipp.
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- Rev. T. Lee
filled his appointment at Marble Falls Sunday morning and returned
overland in the afternoon through the bitter cold. A man of Col. Stevens'
or the Junior Editor's build would no doubt have concluded that we had
zero weather before the end of such a journey was reached. Bro. Lee was lively as ever at his journey's end.
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- For Sale or Trade. My residence on South Main Street. J. H. Knowles.
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- Tax Collector W. C. Galloway collected more than $14,000.00 in taxes during the month of January. This doesn't look much like the county was busted.
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- Williamson County reports
to the Austin Statesman to the effect that the loss to the lamb crop
was very severe during the cold snap last week.
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- District Attorney Dayton Moses
returned Saturday from Johnson City. His next duty will be at
Fredericksburg, where he will go the latter part of this week.
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- Bran and Chops at Badger-King Co.
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- With the thermometer at 10
degrees above zero Monday morning, our Northern brethren who are
spending the winter in Texas no doubt concluded that the Sunny South is
a misnomer.
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- R. H. Pogue Dead.
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