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Estrav Notice.

TAKEN up by James C. Bowers, and
Il estrayed before B. C. Watson, J. P.
Precinct No. 4. Washington county. on
the 9Th day of February. 1877, ons Ok,
Brown about 8 years old, snesked
swallow fork in each ear and hack
in left ear, and branded Zon left hip.
The other. red Ok. about years old,
marked underhalfcrop and sl1pe IN
left ear, and the upper and under por
ton of right ear cut of, leaving the
middle Of said. ear unmarked and
branded R on the right side. Both
appraised 1T $40.
II. NJ. LEWIS, C. C. We.
By E. NJ. Schlenker, Deputy. MACS
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Vocal Music.

Prot. Brown, thorough
scholar and scientific musician,
proposes SO teach a class in vocal
music in this city, probably at
the Baptist Church, commence
ing in a short time. This gen.
tleman is perfect master Of the
art of cl,orous training and voice
culture. His terms are FIVE
dollars for the first north, books
being furnished gratis to each
member of the class. Tuition
will be received any time during
the month: must be paid at the
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From Thursdays Daily.
SPRING has come in earnest.
Soft pine whiting coming in
season.
STREET, WALKER & Co. are
puzzling their heads for the flu
ture.
The VoLKsFEsT is all the talk
now; and, every one is antici-
pating a good time.
New buildings are still the
order Of the day, and brick-ma-
sons are happy.
GRAssHopPERs are doing no
material damage to the gardens
in town; but, we are told, they
are playing sad havoc with gar
dens and young corn in the
country.
PLANTERS in some portions of
the county are busy planting
corn Tor the second time, and
some are pitching their third
crop for this season. Grasshop>
pers!
THE survey on the Santa Fe
route has reached a point with
in a few miles of Caldwell.
The route thus far is said to be
a good one-requiring but little
grading between the Yegua and
Caldwell.
THE blue glass remedy which
recently appeared in the BAN
NEE against grasshoppers, was
tried by a farmer in the country
and he says the hoppers in two
days grew so large under the
sanitary influence of blue glass
that they gnawed down the gate
posts.
APRIcoTs.-Some people as
sert that apricots cannot be sue
cessfully grown In this part OF
the State. A visit to the orch
ard of Mr.. F. d. Jodon will
satisfy any one that such is not
the case, for y you will be-
hold tree literary loaded with
apricots more than half grown.
QUIET.-The city was remark
ably quiet yesterday. The ex-
element, which had been at
fever heat for the past ten days,
has entirely subsidized; defeated
candidates are turning their at
tention to other callings, while
the successful ones are looking
serene and happy. Sich is
life !
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A STELZIG,
SADDLER.
AND
Harness Manufacturer,

Cor. Sandy and St. Charles SITS.
BRENNAN, TEXAS.
CADDLES, Harness. Whips, Spurs.
- Girths, Brides. Collsrs, Hames.
Traces. Saddle Bags, &C., always on
hand for sale. Repairing a speciality.
All work warranted.
Also owner for one-half of Wash
ington CO.. Of the Missouri Patent Bee
Hive" comprising that portion lying
North of the Central Railroad. Farm
rights. with one hive. $1,000.
apr6tf A. STELZIG.
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TEE County Court, Hon. II.

in consequence Of the municip-
al election to-day.
QUITE number of Changers
visited and inspected the new
cotton compress Of Mr.. F. S.
Kennedy, YESTERDAY, and were
well pleased with the same.
In the municipal election to-
day, there can hardly be a fails
ure to select good oficers-as
there are no inferior candidates
in the field. But even among
those in the tield,, as there may
be good, better and best. we
hope the best may win. Our
faith in the correctness OF the
peoples Judgment is very strong.
A VERY interesting Sunday
School entertainment was held
at the Opera House by the
Presbyterian school Sunday at
ternoon. which was witnessed
by quite large and apprecia-
tive audience. The exercises
consisted Of some appropriate
remarks by the pastor Of the
Courch, the Rev. Mr.. Riggs,
Bible readings, singing, etc.
All present were well pleased,
and especially with the singing
by Col. Sloan's infant class,
which was ''very sweet"
VERY AcCEpTABLE.-We were
made the recipient yesterday of
an excellent pair of spectacles
from that gentlemanly jeweler,
Mr.. H. g. GRADER. We hope
they will enable US to write
more lucid articles in the future,
and aid us in keeping our feet
in the right path. Mr.. Grab.r
will please accept our thanks
for the present, and the public
may accept the assurance that
every article in his spacious
jewelry establishment, is all he
represents it to be.
The second Annual Sunday
School Convention for the State
of Texas, will meet in Houston
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday, the %, a, 25,
and &c of April, beginning at
7.30 P. NJ the Odd.
Pastors and Superintendent
are cx-officio members of the
Convention.
Reduced fare will be obtained
on the railroads, and entertain
ment provided for all friends at
tending the Convention.
Prior to the meeting of the
State Convention, a District
Convention will be held at Bren-
ham, April the 16, II, and Is. |
INDEPENDENCE, March 81.
Editors Banner:
We understand the author of |
the very beautiful poem, |
''Grandma's Crave" Is now
spending a few days in our
county, and being constant
readers of yours. we write to
ask the favor OF you to solicit
the author (whose cognomen,
VIC understand, is "Virginius'0 |
to please favor us through your
columns with the first published
copy OF it.
As your valuable journal goes
every where, we will thank you
to ask him through the columns
OF the Weekly, and we feel sure
that it will be highly pleasing to
you readers generally.
Very respectfully,
LADY READERS.
When "Virginius" sees the
request that is made ofhim, and
notices by whom it is made, we
presume that with him "to hear
is to obey"
From Wednesdays Daily.
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From SUNDAYS Daily.

ders of Bellville were in the city
yesterday.
HARRY, the infant son of Mr..
AMI Mrs. 4. Simon, died at the
residence of his parents, the
evening of the 18th instant.
THE FAIR GRoUNrs are being
cleared off to be ready for the
German Volks.fest which takes
place on Friday and Saturday.
April eth and 2sth.
THE CITY, as usual was filled
with colored people from the
farms yesterday, and Saturday
seems to be observed by them as
a holiday, instead OF the chris
tan sabbath.
DELINQUENT taxes due the
State and county:
1874: State s4,6JO.S9.
County, $6,9s2.O0.
1875: State, s4,462.45.
(" County, s6,577.6s.
CorToN.-.A considerable num-
Der of bales has changed own
ers the past week, and nearly
| all the ware houses have quite
a number of bales on storage.
This was held back by farmers
who were not pressed for money
and in hopes of doing better, but
they would have been much wis.,
err had they sold when higher
prices ruled.
NURsERIEs.-Thcre are four
fine nursery establishments in
Brenham and vicinity, viz:
Rosedale; Oak Hill, Fairview
and the Home nurseries. VIM.
Watson owns Rosedale, Messrs.
Lockett & Edwards, Oak Hill ;;
c. c. Hemming, Fairview, and
c.. Wiebusch, the Home Nurse
ries. The latter is situated on
Main ST., and Mr.. Wiebusch has
j LIST got fairly started and already
his stock is extolled by his GUS
TONERS. Brennan feels proud
of her enterprising nurserymen:
STRANGE FAcEs.-There is
altogether too many strange
faces daily seen on the streets of
BRENNAN, and if there is any
truth in the science of phrenol-
ogy, many of them are first class
rascals; but the laws are power
less to overhaul them unless the |
citizens aid the police authori- |
ties to detect them by close |
Watching, and thus obtain suffi-
cient evidence to convict them |
OF vagrancy. The small police
force of the city cannot watch
the whole town, and therefore
the citizens must help.
FRUIT PRosPEcrs.-We learn
from one of the employees of
Mr.. Watson. of Rosedale MUIR
series, that the peach trees are
loaded down with the most
promising crops of fruit, and
unless hail storms should come,
one of the heaviest peach crop,
ever seen in this county will be
gathered. The early varieties
will be shipped to other markets
and a brisk trade be opened.
1
We learn that the fine peach
orchard If Nh. G.. G. Hemming
is also in the same promising
condition. and that he will try
the experiment OF shipping his
fruit to st. Louis and Chicago.
THIEVES AGAIS.-After all the
warning our people have had
they are still careless and let
thieves do as they please. The
smoke house of Mr.. Diebbe, a
German living about a half mile
outside the city limits in a
direction was en-
tered yesterday morning about
two o'clock and considerable !
bacon taken off. The thieves
were mounted, and one of them
had pistol fastened to his sad
die, and was seen by two or
three men. One negro was ar
rested yesterday on suspicion
and will have an examination
very soon.
Mr.. III. Grabow, another Ger
man, lost set of harness the
same night. We again warn
every body to be on their guard,
for sneak thieves are. numerous.
From Tuesdays Daily.
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Eeas are slow sale in this
market at eight cents per dozen.
The city election yesterday
passed off Quietly, with the fol-
lowing result: J. T. j. O'Rior-
dan, Mayor W. II. Bohlae,
Marshal; c. II. Carlisle, AS
SCISSOR and Collector. The old
Board of Aldermen were re
elected by large majority.
The stands at the Fair
grounds for the Volks Fest, to
come off the 9th and 2Sth in,
slant, were rented day before
yesterday, bringing good round
figures. The occasion will be a
grand and enjoyable one with
all our fellow citizens.
On Sandy street, hear the
BANNER office. some fifteen or
twenty negro boys are in the
habit of congregating every
morning, and remain there all
day, where they indulge in
marble playing, to the annoy
ance of the business men in that
part OF the city. They should
be made to go to work and keep
off the streets.
PERsoNALs.-Connty Attor-
uey Bethany, and DIR. Thomp>
son, both of Nelsonville, were in
the city yesterday, looking as
genial and pleasant as usual.
We had the pleasure of receiv-
ing and extending a cordial
grasp OF the hand.
Professor Brown, of Bryan,
is in the city, where his many
friends will be glad to meet him.
Capt. Pyle, Of Hampstead,
was in the city yesterday. His
Judgment on the extent of the
cotton crop is always good, and
he estimates that now going
to its destination, at 100000
bales. We have not forgotten
that we owe you a hat
on account eff your superior
Judgment on this question, and
whether we ever pay it or not.
we shall not plead the statute of
limitation in bar.
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From Fridays Daily.

$-------------
From Fridays Daily.
WE learn that some of our citi =
zens have been eating peas Of
this years growth.
GENTS furnishing goods-lat-
est fashions, cheap at Pampells.
Mr. A. SIMON is receiving a
large supplement to his already
large stock of staple and fancy
dry goods.
THE business of the County
Court will not be all fully dis
posed of this week. Still every
proper exertion has been made
to expedite business, consistent
with the proper administration
of Justice.
LADIES dress goods, Hats. &C.,
spring styles at Pampells.
PERsoNAL.-Capt. L. II. Nc
Nelly was in the city yesterday.
We regret to find him in i'll
health, for in addition to hav-
ing done valuable and heroic
services in the lost cause, he has
done much to pnt down lawless-
ness in Texas. We hope his health
may soon be restored from the
shock it has received from ex-
posure and hardships in the
service of the State.
THE San Antonio hat, the
latest style of gents hats out /;
also new and nobby styles OF
oPiiuS CIotiiilS III
j. S. NEwBoUER & Co.
Mrs. WEYGEL, an insane wo-
man, was arrested yesterday in
our city, by officer Doran. Her
insanity seems to be of the emo
tional sort. She has been tried
on a writ de lunatico in quiren.
do, and found sane. 1t the iu-
ry could have seen her yesterday
they would be inclined to ques-
tiOn the correctness of their find
ing. We are satisfied officer
Doran considers her what she is
insane.
Jusr think of it. French per-
Gals at 10 cts. a yard ; cheaper
Than calico at s cts. Us. New
bOuer Il Bro.
The attention otssbuilders and
is again directed to
he proposals for building an adj
1ition to the Court House at
in Austin county.
The county is entirely ont of
iebt, and the pay is certain.
Noshawking the warrants at a
.uinous discount. The terms
'ffered are exceedingly liberal.
WoKrH ESJoYrNG.-The La
lies Missionary Aid Society of
Jhappell Hill will give an en-
ertainment at Soule UNIVERSE
y, the evening of the 26th inst.
Active in every good work, we
ire satisfied the ladies of Chap
,ell Hill will not fail to make |
he evening pleasant and agree
Ible to all their guests. The
occasion is destined to witness |
he assemblage of a rich array |
# beauty and intelligence.
PHILADELPHIA HAND MADE
ladies' and Misses shoes, a splen-
lid variety at Pampells.
lake WARNING.-It is the in
ention of our city authorities
o enforce the vagrant law, with
ut regard to race. color or pre-
'ious condition of gentility,
When this is done, it is likely |
hat chickens con roOst nearer
he ground in safety, than they
an at present.
Tramps and vagabondswilE
nd that Brenham is an unsafe
ort in which to cast anch or,
ven for temporary repairs.
S,pDr rpy-0ur ontarnr;,;rn
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P. VOLUNTEER /!
DEALER IN

Stoves of all the late
improved patents, House
Furnishing Good of every
description, very cheap for
cash. East the court house,
Bellville, Austin county, Texas.
BeIlville, March %, III. 1y
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consunaption.

A trial box OF DR.. Kiesner's celebrat-
ed Consumption Powders will be sent
free by mail post paid, 70 every safer.
er ffofn the Rbave disease. This is the
only preparation knowl to cure or
benefit that diseasr.- Price for large
boH, s3e0. Address,
ASH & RoBBrNs.-
$50 Fulton Street,
oetS WY Bsooklyn, \. Y
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VicE'1

Flo,oer and Vegetable Garden
is the NEST beautiful work Of the kind
in the world. 1t contains nearly $50
pages, hundreds of fine illustrations,
and six Chrome. Plates of Flowers,
beautifully drawn and colored from
nature. Price so CENTS IN paper covers.
$l.OO in elegant cloth. Printed Ia tier
man and Eng1isi.s
vick's Floral Guide Quarterly. Is
cents a year
vick's CAtalogae-360 iilostyzsf0ns
only 2 CENTS. Address
JAMES VIcK. Rochester. N.
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FOR SALE
VERY CHEAP!

A second hand Morticing and Boring
rsachine; also one of }. A. Fay's
automatic gangs lzfhes. I will
dispose of the above very cheap. APP
ply to the undersigned at Be'lviile,
Austin cosnty. J.S. S'r0PPLE.
March ed, 1877. VT
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KITCHEN & PARLoR FURNITURE
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$500 REV A RID.

A reward of five hundred dollars will be paid
for information which sba ] be sufcient to procure
the conviction OF any person gully OF setting IN.
cendiary fires in this city the present municipal
year. the Zane to be paid upon the conviction Of
hs incendiary. Fl
CHAS. Z. NASH, Mayor.
March 23d. mar2A.tIy
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For Local Pains, Lam sness, Soreness,
Weakness. Numbness and Inf ammat ton of
III Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Sp cen, Bowels
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Fits, an Nervous and Involunta y Muscu-
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Nervous orces, has .ffcted Cures when
every othe remedy has failed.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
aS5"EJSSM SALES.


THE UNDERSiGN ED WILL OFFEH
Il by public %llntior, in West End, fAlE!ss
county, Va, ch " Wl4DNESDAY, April za;n.
1877, ut ~ 'cEoca Il. NJ, enc FRAN hEokn
with orc TWn- STORY DIV KILLING sttschei
-pnca Enown Us CJWLtNG'S STORE-suo,
icct to 81 ground rent Of thirty seven dollars anu
fifty cents ,S37 5G) per enuum, psysbte quartse-
". Ttrms-rush -..... &. H. GOWLING.
ap ll-eots ........ NM. COWLlNG...
BY Harrison &: 0'Neal. Auctioneers.
ARAkSALEO or FURNlTU RE AT tn +
~ CITY HOTEL. "
vii! be sold st ltn City Hotel, corner koysl
and Cameron Streets. .AlcxHndrit, Va, IN"
ENTIkE STOCK OF WU UKNITU RE Of iorty
rooms, pxrlvrs and dining room, eElbrsciGg
Feather Beds, C,.rprt:, Bureaus, Wsshstands,
chairs, Tables, Eeis!osds and all the srtcirs
found in first class hotel; also BA Il k'o'M
FIXTURES. Billiard THb:e, &c, 90. Sa!o to
commence WHDN hSDAI, April Z3iu, at len
% clocs; L. m aid cDntnuol daily untIi the on
tire stock is sold. rho pro,cnt propret": VII
show tho property at ans timo previous t" the
dav Of salo.
Terms: Cash under S25; oycr $25 " credit OF
three months iEn purchaser To givA note, VILE
approved socnrity. bearing interest lHom date.
sb i'd
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u OEAO RAlAROAl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

beginning Oct ~, 1876,
Tho Msi Tram vii! leave Washington st
:, H., and Alexandria 81 $40 =. In, daily, o.
eppl sunday; psss Leosburg, ,gcing TeStwsFd
:. ll:2U s. H., Hrd arriVo ~ Round Hill ~ Il
II. Loaye hound Hill at 1885 F. n.; PISS iIoes-
bsrv, going esatwsrd ct lilo p. M, xs:i: arrive
a! Aioxsndria 1t S:lb y. ln., and ~ sshinEscn
81 $3.50 p. IN. ,,-
The Accommodation TRAIN %ill osVe Wasf
.uyton a. 4:2O p. H.. and Alexandtis Ut 40
a., daily, cxcop. Sunday, and arrive st Lees
burg at $40 D. IL. Leave Loosburs Il! = 3. Dn.,
.ud arrive ct hle1aldria at eal5 .. 10, and
Washington at $50 u n. = 49, .'~--. N,
@- Passengers frons " WssLlnstca Min t*S~
$ho Washington and Ot cars ~ the Rsin!nuIe
md Potuuac Railroad station It 9s. m. ana 4. a
Il. H., and go through ta Round oit w'Laou'
"har2e 81 cHTa
The g. l0a u. trsln f1om AieesndT!a and !23i
). II. train from Round Hui coun=-': ~ kount
Gii! with Esr:is' Daily Limo q Gaaa!lr
:or s;nck ersTillo. Earryvllle .rc W;i.chostr:
also with Reamer's Limo nt Coaches, r!hlch 'si;f
aeesburg daily fer Aide and 1iddleburg.
Both trains. westward, make close rnnl'cctinl'
:. Vienns. with Sissoas L,:lu of Stages r"E Fail
iaA Court House. 80
femmuiaIiu1 tEcEcis', 5 oss. per saatts
SnMum2 tickets. SoG.
:. Il. EHEENE&.
nj .S--.: It0H"fat tiSha. Agent