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A Card to the Public.

For many years we have made
two medicines suited to the all.
ments OF a vast class of sufferers.
Thousands of cures have been
made by them, and. in fact, the
word failure could not he coup
led with them. But within the
last two years counterfeits of
our medicines have sprung up,
dangerous in their close imita-
ton CT our trade mark. To Sc
cure the people we have placed
upon each gunuine box of Hol-
loway's Ointment the fac simile
Of the signature of our agent,
Mr.. Jos. Haydock. To counter
felt is felony. We shall relent-
lessly pursue any one who imi-
tates this with the utmost vigor
of the law. We most earnestly
beg that the great mass of the
American people will aid us in
our efforts to protect their
health, and help us in our task
OF bringing these most unprin-
cipled men to the bar of Justice.
Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines pnrporting to be ours
unless Mr.. Jos. Haydock's sig
nature is attached to each box
Of Pills or pot of Ointment and
the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedient servants,
dc1y. HOLLOWAY IL Co.
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The People Want Proof

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as BosCuEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe coughs, colds settled
on the breast, consumption, or any dis
ease of the throat AID lungs. 4 proof
of that fact is that any person afflicted,
can get sample bottle for 10 ceuts
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at 70 cents. 1t has
lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wonderful cures
are astonishing everyone that use it.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try
it. Sold by R. F. Luhn L. Co.
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She made her appearance in
town Monday morning mount
ed on az old sway-bscked sor-
rel mare, and after she had rid
den up and down Broadway
several times, she stopped close
TO the City Hall, pulled off her
bonnet, waved it around her
head and soon had the crowd
silent who were watching her
maneuvers.
"1ou see this animal, gentle
menu That's Luce. Old Luce,
as good a mar as ever folded a
colt, and | am willing to bet as
good a par of yarn stockin's ev-
er knit agin a kaliker dress that
| can rack her over a crock of
milk and never break the cream.
| was only ten minutes by the
sun, coming from home, and
rode her III a decanter all the
way"
"Gentlemen I'm a widder.
and Nancy Ann, my only
daughters is goin' to be married
and | come to town expecting
to run race with somebody for
a quart OF whiskey to make
egg-nogg, and 1 kin beat the
Jews maxim it. l never seed
such a mealy mouthed lot of
good tor nothin' town tackeys in
all my lite."
Just then a boy who had tied a
pack of firecrackers to old Luce's
tail, touched them off. The cd
woman was pulled out of an
ash-barrel and the last seen of
old Luce she was going over the
hill at a racking gait, her tail
streaming like a meteor in the
wind.-Bruns,oicker.
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Local Intelligence.
From Saturdays Daily.

PERsoNAL,-Gen. j. B, Rob-
ertson was in the city yesterday
and the day before. His many
thousand friends in and out of
the State will be glad to learn
that the General is in rcmarka-
bly, good health, looking the
picture of happiness resulting
from a lite OF rectitude. lie lett
on the afternoon train yesterday
tor the Bayou city.
TINE weather yesterday was
exceedingly unpleasant, and but
few men from The country had
the nerve to face it, and put in
an appearance in the city. 1t
was perhaps the dullest day
among car merchants that they
have encountered in along time.
To-day, we hope, will be pleas
ant. aud business will assume
ns usual condition of briskness.
We saw DIR. Creath in the
Stity yesterday. He says they
have only one thing to complain
OF on Rockey, aud that is the
bad weather. As soon as this
chan res, the farmer, will re
sume work in their fields, and
be ready to plant as soon as the
season viii Justify. There are
As COOL farmers on Rockey as
are to be found in any part of
our State.
TIE last house in fiat nctori-
ons locality, known as ''hell's
halt acre" was charged and rout-
ed yesterday morning by the
city police. Two moSrs, Bill |
Price and Owen Senter were
proven TO have been in the Gus
tom of keeping a one horse
gambling house where all the
morst characters intestiug the
city, had teen in the habit of i
s'esorting to nightly. Each OF
the prisoners were fnel $50 I!
and costs. and in default OF pay
snent can now be found in the
calaboose. The two women
who lived with the mobns wore
charged with keeping di<or-
'derly house, but agreed to move
ouG it six hours time was grant
ed them, aud the charge was
arrested until they complied
with the contract
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Philadelphia, with popula-
ton of 100000. claims to be
the manufacturing center of the
Union. From capital OF S.
100000 employed in manutac-
turing enterprises in 1915, which
produced about $3.50, 900, 900, the
productions OF last year reached
$3.50, 100000. The railroads ra-
dating from the city are valued
at $500, 100000. The number
of buildings is 1913. There
are nineteen street railroads,
with 910 cars and 245 miles of
road.
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EstraV Notice.

Taken up by John p Phears and es-
trayed before B. A. Watson. J. p. Pre-
cinct No. A, Washington county. OIL The
9TH day of November 1876, mare
and colt; bay mare about II hnnds
high, three white feet. about II years
old, branded 5; bay horse colt about
six months old, both appraised BY j. 4.
Blocker and w. p. Mayted at $50.
Taken up by S. y. Maddox, ard es-
trayed before B. A. Watson, J. p Pre-
cinct No 4, Washington county, ON the
LIST of October 1876, r bay mare with
The left hip knocked down, about II
hands high, IL years old, branded on
the left shoulder lIC; said mare Ind
Two colts. one year old, the other two
years old. all appraised by VIM. Ed
son and Y. NJ. Parish at SIG 90.
II. NJ. LEWIS,
dcc29w4t c. &C. VIC.
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Two boys under fourteen
years of aye are now in the
Rogersville, Tenn. Jail, on the
charge of murder in the first
degree, named G. John son and
John Woodward. johnson is
charged with numbering a young
girl named Martha West, in
September, and Woodward with
killing Robert Brooks on Christ
mas day. They started in their
career of crime at an early age.
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Vick's Floral Guide

ia a beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely
illustrated, and containing an elegant
colored Flower Plate with the first
numuer. Price only % cents for the
year, The first No. for 1877 just is
sued in German and English.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Gar.
den. in parer SO cents; with elegant
cloth covers $1.00,
Eick's Cutslogue-3G0 illustrations,
only cents. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
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Our Scnpronius friends Wis
iting the city Fridays and Sat-
nrdays, can get the BANNER
from three to four days earlier,
by calling at this office and get
ting the package, than by wait
ing Tor it to reach them by
course OF mail. We hope they
will not neglect this. We will
keep the package for them, till
Monday, noon. If
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Citation.
TyHE STATE OF TEXAS

HNHE STATE OF IEAAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Washington county greeting:
Whereas, oath las this day be, II
made before me by K. Hoffman, tirat
Christian Kruger is a trar silent person.
so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him; you are
hereby commanded that. by making
publication of this writ in sDme news
paper pril:t.d in said Washington
county, itthere be one, but if there b
no newspaper printed in said county
then by publication in son e newspape
printed in the nearest county wher'
there is one, three successive week
before the return day hereof. you sum-
mon the said Christian Kruger, to BE-
and APPEAR before mt at MY office, in
the city of Brenham, in the county of
Washington on the Goth day OF Febru
airy next. "a. D. 1871 to answer the
complaint of the said r. Hoffman, for
the sum OF fifty-nine dollars nd TWEEN.
ty-eight cents. due upon an open AZ
count for goods loans and me:chan.
disc sold by said Hoffman tn said kru-
ger during the year 4. D. 1874.
Herein fail Eot, and of this writ,
make due return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 25th day
of January, A. d. 1877.
TO. HYNES. ]. P. w. C.
hereby order the above writ pub
lishcd in the Brenham BANNER for
three successive weeks.
O. CROZIER,
jan 36wSw Constable w. G.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Fry
sipelas and all inhamatory dis
eases yield to a diligent use of
this powerful preparation. In
the foot, hand and neck, their
approach should be checked at
once-it supperation ensues,
danger is imminent, and the
knife cannot be employed with
out jeopardizing life. This oint-
ment will remove the disorder,
without cutting, pain or peril.
25 cents per box or pot.
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From TUESDAYS Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. J. w. Lori, of Nelson
vile, called at our office yester-
day. lie tells us that there is a
good deal of sickness around
Nelsmville, though nothing very
serious.
Call again, Mr.. Lott, your
face is always welcome at these
headquarters.
PBEsoNAL.-Capt. R. L. Rus
sell and DR.. T. c. Hober, both
of Travis, were in the city yes
terday. DIR. Hober is attending
Dir. Allen, who was recently
shot in the arm, and thinks it
not impossible that it may yet
have to be amputated. So much
for "ilaying a little fun with the
bows" a la Oshkosh.
HILL HOUSE. is the
name of a new hotel recently
open ID at Chappell Hill, and
of which DIR. B. A. Hill is pro-
prietor. 1t is a large, roomy
building; the table is always
supplied with the best obtain
able in the market, while the
roolas are comfortably and con-
veniutly arranged. Terms mod
crate Persons visiting Chap
pell Till would do well to give
him . trial.
SCI LIE UNIvERs1rY.-We are
glad 10 know that this institu-
tion # learning which reflects
credit on our county, is being
properly appreciated by the
public Under the management
of its able President, Rev. J. c.
Miller, assisted by an accom-
plished faculty, it ought to re
ecive a patronage second to no
Institution in the State. The
location has much to recon-
mend it
Chap veil Hill has long been
noted 10 : the high moral tone of |
its peop. E.
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EVERY man, woman and child
at this season should take DR..
j. II. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier, be-
cause it purities and enriches
the blood, gives vIgor, strength
and vitality to the whole body
and system. DR.. J. McLean's
office, 314 Chestnut Street, St.
Louis.
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From We. n'-sday's Dally.

From Wes n-sGay's DaIly.
THE ST -eet crossings are being
raised nd filled in with dry
dirt and gravel. A good move
and one 6 realty needed.
B. II. & L. C.-Regular
monthly rIeeting takes place at
the Trucl, House on next Fri
day evenin :. a tull attendance
requested.
I EsrEREA Y was a bright, sun.
shiny day, a I'D old Sol did much
good in the way of drying off
the earth-rendering the streets
and roads pa sable once more.
WHATS ThE MATTER We
are again i'll receipt OF several
complaints fro: our Hampstead
Subscribers, alleging that they
are unable to get their papers
with any regu. 'ity. We have
investigated th matter here and
can assure them that the fault
with the Hampstead post
office. We hop ; that the State
Mail Agent will visit that town
and ''straighten out" things a
little.
The city was crowded yester-
day with farmers and country
men, who were summoned on a
special penirc f.,m which to
draw a jury for ,e trial of the
case ct the State of Texas VS..
Capt. j. S. Smith On a charge OF
murder.
Since the above was placed
in type we learn that the jury
has been formed and the trial
fairly commenced by the intro
duction Of witnes ses and the
taking of testimony.
Barnas Sears, D. d.
1t is with pleasure that we
announce the coming of DIR.
Barnas Sears to Brenham. He
will lecture here in the even
ing, February LIST. at 1870 o'clock
at some public place, which
Will hereafter be announced,
when the committee of ar
rangements has definitely set
tied the matter.
1t is seldom that our city has
the promise of a lecture from so
distinguished a gentleman and
scholar. For more than a quar-
ter of century he has been a |
leading educator, and has rank, |
ed with such eminent men as
Alonzo Potter and Horace
Mann.
He comes here II stimulate
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The Carthage Watchman
says: -"Dr. Dixon Thompson,
who has resided in the present
limits of Pamela county for the
last forty-one years, can say
probably what no other man in
Texas can. He has lived in
two ditferen Governments, two
different States, andtive different
counties and parishes without
changing his domicil; and all OF
his children, about ten in num-
Der, all intelligent, were born
in the same room and on the
same bedstead. Who can ex-
plain this matter 2"
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From Sundays Daily.

MIR. r. f. Stravoski, of Aus
tin county arrested Oliver Yam
cey, q colored man one day last
week for etealing a COW belong
ing to Mrs. Craft He is out
On a hundred and fifty dollar
bond.
I EsrRRDAF was a brisk day,
compared with three or for OF
its dull predecessors. Among
our heavy grocers who had a
good run of customers, we no
ticed with pleasure that g. W.
klaeden came ia for full share.
SCISSORS are a great conven-
fence for an editor wheu his
ideas are something like the
weather has been for the last
few days, a good deal betogged
and cloudy Scissors, judicious-
~ used, constitute the imperial
bower Of the saHotwm.
THe Firth AVENUE Troupe
will return here for two NIGHTS
more They will be at the OPP
era Hease, the Goth and 9th.
rext Friday aud Saturday, ac-
eording to us]cs.,.r r4eeIrr.
yesterday, by the agent OF the
Opera Horse An attractive
bill will be offered, aud the 10y
ers OF the drama will have an
entertaining time.
BEAUTIFY AND ADoRN.-Now
Is the proper season for planting
out shrubbery and other orna-
mentai trees. The late rains
have put the soil in excellent
condition for transplanting.
There is heartily any shrub,
pleasing to the sight irorn its
beauty, or agreeable to the OIL
factories from its Agreeable odor,
that can not be found at any OF
the nurseries advertised in the
BANNER.
\ EsTEKDAT afternoon. we
were damaging our brogan boots
splitting the mud in quest of
local item, and although we did
not find that for wBiek We were
seeking, We had the good for
tune of meeting a highly es-
feemed acquaintance, who had
the amiable eondeseension to re-
eegnize Us, and introduce us to
a friend occupying seat ia the |
carriage. Mud ceased to be un-
pleasant while standing in such
attractive presence. |
PERsoNAL.-We regret that
r. J. sledge OF Chappell Hill,
in our county, has left us for
Hays county, where he intends
stock raRche. Mr..
Sledge was one of our best and
most public spirited citizens.
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public sentiment in favor of
free schools, SO that the people
of this State may avail them
selves of the Peabody Fund OF
which he is the general agent.
All our people, not OF the
city only but OF the country
also, should come out to hear
him.
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FRUIT TREES. Gentlemen
wishing to plant fine fruit trees.
or ornamental shrubberv, can
haze a bill filled on advantages
Gus terms. by calling at the
BANNER "tiirr.
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VIclx7S

Mustrated Priced Catalogue.
Fif y psges-S00 illustrations. with
Descriptions of thousands of the best
flowers and vegetables in the world.
and the way to grow them-all tor II
two cent postage stamp. Printed in
German and English
Eick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 95
cents year.
Eick's Flower and NeGe,a bic tiardcn
80 cents in paper; in elegant cloth v
crS. 81 40. Address
JAMES NuK, I;rchcstrr. y. Y.
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Blooded Stock.
Prescription Free

NOR the speedy cure of seminal
II weakness, lost manhood, and all
disorders brought on by indiscreti"ns
or excess. ANY druggist has the in
rtdients Address
W. DAVIDSON & CO..
Sc Nassau ST., New York. :
aue4eowly
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For the better convenience of the
consumer the proprieters of DR.. Sher-
mans Malarifuge is now put up in i5
cent bottles as we'll as 81. so, as hereto
fore. To those who are acquainted
with the MaIariiuse, it is not necersary
to say q word in its behalf But to
those who shake in ignorance of it, we
will simply say, try it. and add your
Testimony to thousands of others that
it cured vou. No other medicine is
required, as it is combined Tonic, Al
terative, Caihartic, Febrifuge, Chola-
gogue and -Anti-Periodic. 1t neutrali
yes miaslnatic poison, purities and in
vigorates the blood, restores the Liver
and ether diseased organs to their nat
ural healthy condition, thereby thor
oughly ersdicating the disease. For
sale by LUHN.
Jdne 2wly
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A company of State police
should be sent to Bell county to
ferret out and arrest the MUIR
derers of young Dean and his
companion.
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STALL FED BEEF.-Mr. Fritz
Fisher, who has always proven
himself a friend to our citizens
by furnishing them the best
meats to be procured with the
ready cash, now announces that
he ID prepared to serve his Gus
toners with fine, fat, stall fed
beet.
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wishes Of Icsls Of friends, for
his future success and prosper
ity. Washington lose an hon.
est man, and Hays gains one
who will be valuable acquisi>
ton in developing her resources.
Professor E. J. Geeters of
Kentucky Ridge called a our
Office yesterday evening. He
has acurishing school of thir-
ty>five pupils, aud says the PEG
pie of that favored portion of
Austin county, are fully awake
to the all important subject OF
education. In this they mans
fest great good sense.
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From Fridays Daily.

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. a. Thorn.
as, the gentlemanly and courte-
Gus District Clerk of Austin
county, paid lis visit yester-
day. He presents ample evil
Deuce OF good living.
CApruRED.-Marshal Swain
took in Mexican horsethief on
Tuesday night, who had in his
possession two horses belonging
TO citizens here. taken from the
court yard fence, where they
were hitchcd. MIR. Greaser was
securely corked up in the jug.
MARRIAGE licenses issued by
Ii. NJ Lewis, County Clerk for
the week ending JAN, 25, 1877.
Sam Coleman to Rosa Damils:
G. W. Knight TO Mandy Ad-
ans; W. Lockridge to NJ. F.
Jones; j. 7. Sullivan to NJ. A.
Deloplin; ]. NJ. Hood to V. c.
Graham; Isaac Northington to
Mary Shov; W. I, Stone to S.
a. Chappeli; Sam Crosse to I.
NJ. Coleman; Sam Holm to II.
Richardson: W. p. Knox to
Sallie Darden; w. NJ. Rogers
TO c. NJ. Logan: W. r. Raglan
to s. I. Arendle.
AccurrrED.-Capt. John S.
Smith was tried in the District
Court yesterday upon an inditt-
ment charging him with the
of one Stephenson at
Chappell Hill. some twelve
MOI tbs since. The prosecution
WAS conducted by Carl Scluetze.
County Attorney, and Mr.. Fay,
an attorney of the Bolton bar.
The defence by Seth Shepard
and W. IL. Bsllingsiea. The
Jury, after being out some halt
IN hour. returned a verdict of
not guilty.
MARRIED-At the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. J. ii.
Tones, on Wednesday evening.
Dv Rev. J. w. Miller. Mr..
WILLIE LocKRIDGE to Mss NJ.
+. JONES.
The senior had the honor of
being present at the Unfair and
party given ut the residence of
he groom's father, Mr.. J. B.
1ockridge, and enjoyed the
pleasures of the evening to his
hearts content.
We wish friend Willie and |
lis lovely and amiable bride |
much happiness. May fortune |
mile upon them and their cher
shed dreams of love and affec-
ion be fully realized.
PERsoNAL.-We were the re-
ipient yesterday morning of a
pleasant call from Mrs. NJ.
montgomery, son and daughter.
Tho desired to renew their sub
cription to the BANv YER and
inspect the modus operandi OF
he "art preservative."
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
ave been residents of the Sem
ronius neighborhood in Austin
ounty, for the past twenty-five
ears and have reared a family
+ intelligent sons and daughters,
hose chief delight is in admin
tering to the comfort and hap
mess OF their aged parents.
Mr.. Montgomery is an old
eXas veteran, but is now an
valid, having been confined to
is home for several years. Not
outstanding his confinement he
Ikes as much interest in the
affairs of our country
any man i'll the State. and is
nder all circumstances a firm,
nyielding and uncompromising
democrat.
->
AUSTIN now claims a popula-
IN of tifirnn tb,ua.,,I -,,,l-
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The Spokesman says: "The
present taxable property cf Tex
as is officially given in at $780,.
100000. 1t is a very light as
sessment. Our total State debt
is s4,264,717. A tax OF one-and-
a-half per centum, says Gov.
Hubbard, would extinguish the
entire debt Immediately. Our
State bonds are worth from one
hundred to one hundred and
ten cents on the dollar. Our
motto is, no further increase ct
the public debt pay as you 60"
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THE State Grange has desig-
mated the Waco Examiner and
Patron as the official organ of
the Patrons OF Husbandry for
the. ensuing year. and Downs is
again happy iii consequence,
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Fits or Epilepsy.

Any person afflicted with tue above
disease is requested to send their adj
dress to Ash 4 Robbins, and a trial box
of DR.. Goulard's infallible Fit Powders
will be sent to them, by mail, post paid,
free. These powders have been tested
by hundreds Of cases in the Old world,
and u permanent cure has been the 10
suit in every Instance. Sufferers from
this disease SHOULD give these powders
an early trial, as its curative overs
are wonderful, many persons having
been cured by trial box.
Price for large box, by mail. post paid
to any part of the United States or
Canada, $500.
Address ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street,
octS WY Brooklyn, N Y
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Consumption.

A trial box of DR.. Kissner's celebrat-
ed Consumption Powders will be sent
free, by msil post paid. to every suffer-
er from the ab+vc disease. This is the
only preparation known to cure. or
benefit that disease. Price for laryi
box, $500. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBINS.
1850 Fulton Street,
oct. WY Brooklyn, y. Y
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AUSTIN now claims a popula-
ton Of fifteen Thousand souls.
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No CURE, NO PAY."-We
authorize our agents to guaran-
tee that our medicine, it taken
according to direction, will re
lieve constipation and the dis
eases incident to a torpid liver;
and if any one will show by
positive proof that it has not
produced what we guarantee,
they are entitled to a return OF
their money, provided they take
the genuine Simmons Liver
Regulator by the directions.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1877-01-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer says
the partisan meannes5 of the
New York Tribune is so mark
ed that the impression obtains
credence that the managers are
endeavoring to win back the
Republican subscribers who fled
when the paper assumed a de-
cent aspect in 1872.