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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31


A FAvoRITE REMEDY.-Si Simmons Liv-
er Regulator is one of the most meritorious
and popular preparations offered to the
public. 1t is entirely free from injurious
mineral substances, and as vegetable pre-
paration made OF southern roofs and herbs
it is sovereign remedy for ali liver and
bowel complaints. The merits of this REM
edy commend it to the public as a standard
to be kept constantly in the family. II has
the most unqualified endorsement of thou
sands of our most prominent citizens IN all
parts of the country, who have used it and
testify to its excellent medical and curative
properties. Purchasers should be careful
to see that they get the ''Genuine, manu-
featured only by ]. H. ZETIIN & Co., Phil
adelphia.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

REAL ESTATE transfers re-
corded for the week ending
May goth reported by C. F.
Herbst, ofthe county clerks Of
fee.
o. H. Leland to C. II. Cooper, par
GELS of land cast of Independence; $1,000.
II. Hutchinson s. w. c. to Shepard s:
Garrett, 81 acres on Indian creek Wash
ington county; $500
Mingo Wright by R. A. Harvin, T. C.
to H. w. Sledge, tax sale lot in Indepen-
dence; Sc 81.
IS. Niblett, trustee to w. ]. Terrell,
part oflot No. o5 in Brenham; $500.
Mentor Northington and wife to A. J..
Carter & w. Il. Davis, 10 acres ID. Law
rance league); $4,000.
]. E. Thacker to c. R. Brcedlove, re-
linquishment of lot in Brenham; $40.
Jules A. Randle by r. A. Harvin T. c.
to NJ. ~. Baldridge, $50 acres, or. a.
Early league) tax sale; SS7 6S.
George Ewing by R. a. Harvin T. C.
to NJ. A. Baldridge 1870 acres, On. a.
Early league) tax sale; SIsI 81
NJ. Chadwick to J. P. Jackson, $50
acres, Uameu Reagan league); $429o.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
The Presence of a Banner Reporter Gre
ntcs a Great q CONSERVATION.

The Republican Executive
committee held a meeting on
Saturday afternoon at kleden's
Hall. A BANNER reporter in
search of an item dropped in
on them, the doors being open.
Here he found a mixed meeting
composed of whites and blacks.
Capt. Jack Lands, chairman of
the committee was the presid-
ing genius. At the time of the
reporters arrival Col. r. J.
Moore, colored, county COM
missioner, was busily engaged
in making speech, and telling
+, who he would vote for; among
other things he said he would
vote for no man who would not
vote for a negro for Office, and
that negroes should have offices
if competent to fill them.
At this juncture Matt Par
ker arose and made a motion
that all Democrats be excluded.
About this time the reporter
was the center of.attraetion. A
vote was had and; it was decided
that the reporter be not exclu-
ded; but his presence seemed
to create quite a furry. Com
missioner Moore, to his credit
be it said, remarked if Republi-
canism required the exclusion
of Democrats from a meeting,
he wanted to be considered a
Democrat. Steve Hackworth
with a hurculean effort arose to
his feet and made a motion that
the BANNER reporter be exclud-
ed from the room as it was
private meeting of the Republi-
can executive committee, and
the presence of Democrats I'M
der any circumstances was not
desirable. Hon. Carl Schultz |
argued in favor of allowing the |
reporter to remain, but re-
porter having by this time
discovered that his pres
ence had set the whole meeting |
in a ferment concluded to with
draw and thus restore harmony
among the faithful. The sub
ject under discussion was the
time Of holding the county
convention. Among the par
ties present were Steve Hack
worth, J. L. Moore, R. A. Har-
vim, Henry Muller, Carl Schutze,
Joe. Hoffman and several other
white men, Jack Lands, Matt.
Parker, R. ]. Moore, Frederick
Lampkin. Granville Knoxson,
Allen Wilder and quite a num-
Der of other negroes. The en-
tire assemblage numbered per-
haps thirty-6ve or forty men.
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WRITERs'of anonymous COM
munications are hereby inform
ed that the BANNER has ample
room for their letters. 1t has
procured an overgrown cotton
hamper to which all such letters
are consigned. For the hun
dredth time it is again stated
that no communications will be
published unless the name of
the writer is given, not for pub
LEGATION, but as a guarantee of
good faith.
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EDITORS BANNER:
Our county and District Conventions
being called, ought not our citizens to
have their primary meetings in the various
neighborhoods, and select proper men, and
if needs be, with Instructions TO represent
them in the conventions? Give timely no.
ticc and let the farmers, with all others be
sure to attend and make good and judi
cious selections ofdelegates, discarding all
aspirants and ax-grinders, for of such
the county is full, and by such we have
been almost crushed and..ruined. Eternal
vigilance is the price.of liberty" and
good start is the way to success in the &C
comprising ofgood.
By all means let US have our primary
meetings throughout the county, and let us
have an expression from the people
PLow Boy.
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FLEA FEED Carrie Hall,
the negro wench mentioned in
Fridays BANNER as beng in
the bastile has white man who
claims her and who wants to
pay her fine. She objects to
this saying the city would soon
get tired of feeding her. The
myriads of fieas in the bastile
must be fed and Mrs. Hall is
a good subject to furnish sus-
tenance for them. The man
is not a citizen but a northern
man and says if Carrie can stand
it in the bastile he can make
out to live outside.
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SMoKEHoUsE RoBBERY.-On
Wednesday night some hungry
cuss Or cusses paid a visit to the
premises of Mr.. Oscar Compton,
who resides in the I'd ward
near the Methodist church, and
prying plank off his smoke
house entered the same. AS a
reward for their trouble in thus
prying' into the smokehouse
they carried off a can contain
ing about 80 pounds of choice
kettle rendered leaf lard, and
several hams. 1t is surmised
that those ham-fat thieves were
acquainted with the locality.
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BERLIN BALL.-Attention is
called to the advertisement OF
another grand ball to take place
at Berlin on Monday evening,
the 10th of June. The hall
has been greatly enlarged and
otherwise improved, and every
thing will be placed in readi-
ness for Il hrst-claSs ball. At
IL o'clock at night there will be
i grand display of fireworks,
which will lend an additional at
traction to the evenings festivi-
ties.
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The oak mast of this and
Burlcson counties is said to be
very heavy; and, as hogs are
unusually plentiful, it is thought
pork will be very cheap next
fall.
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PERsoNAL.-Our old, tried
and true friend, Col. John T.
Griffin, of Hampstead, paid US
a visit Friday, and we we're
happy to see him enjoying his
usual good health, and SEEM
ingly in high spirits. The Col.
is one of the leading criminal
lawyers of Waller county, and
though but comparatively a
new hand at the business, is, by
close attention and hard study,
rapidly becoming a successful
and popular practitioner. We
rejoice at his prosperity.
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SILK WoRMs.-Mr. Herbst
has a number of silk worms at
the county clerks Office He
has fed them on mulberry leaves
until they are now nearly all
grown. He has each worm
named after some well known 10
cal politician. Several of the
worms have already webbed up
or made cocoons.
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SECRET MEETING.-A BAN
NER commissioner learns that
after the conclusion the meet
ing of the Republican execu-
tive committee on Saturday af-
tcrnoon, a secret star chamber
meeting was held at night some
where in town. The proceed
ings Of this meeting are a pro-
found secret.
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BETHLEHEM GRANGE The
members ofthis popular Grange
organization was favored with
an address by Capt. J. NJ. vii
Hams yesterday. There was a
large turnout of the good peo-
pie of that neighborhood, all Of
whom expressed themselves
well pleased with the captains
remarks.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

MECHANICS ENGINE COMPANY
No. 1.-The committees APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions
for the purpose of buying an
engine for this company have
only made a partial canvass of
the city, but so far have been
quite successful. The total
amount subscribed up to Sat
urday evening was 1927 50.
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FIRST BoLL.-Jack Brown, a
freedman. living on the Walker
farm on Woodward's creek, ex-
hibited a stalk of cotton with
bolls as large as a..medium sized
pecan. The patch, which con-
tains about five acres, is about
hip-high and was planted
March Sth.
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SUMNER -FIGHTs.-On Sun
day afternoon the rainy weather
made it very unfavorable for
outdoor sports, so about fifteen
colored gentlemen assembled at
a certain saloon and drank "bug
Juice" and discussed the state of
the nation, the finances, ETC.,
winding up in regular old fash
toned free fight. All hands are
said to have taken sides; there
was gouging, scratching, wool
pulling and pummelling. On
Monday morning there were
about fourteen pairs of BACKED
eyes on black faces. This en-
gagement was kept a profound
secret and only leaked out on
Tuesday. AT another saloon
frequented by "colored gentle
men" sanguinary set-to took
place between a pair of bucks
who locked horns, pulled wool
and beat one another in approx
ed style. This was also kept
quiet. The parties are afraid to
"squeal' for fearof being yanked
up before the mayor and made
to pay trimmings. Whenever
fight occurs among the negroes
or one of them gets shot in the
leg they say they were only
playing,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

LUNCH! LUNcH!t S. II.
Kirch s. Co, have added to
their saloon and sample room
a lunch counter where can at
all times: be had, cheese, saus-
age, .sardincs,' sardells, etc. etc.
Remember the place under
Central House.
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BURGLARY.-On Friday night
some gastronomically inclined
thief paid a visit to Frank
Evanisch's coop in the rear OF
his restaurant and gobblcd up
an immense gobbIcr. The thief
also entered the restaurant
through the back window and
made away with a dozen or 50
knives and forks.
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POTATOES. Several small
farmers in the vicinity of Bren-
ham, have set out large patches
of sweet potatoes, and antici-
pate a handsome return of dol
lars, quarters and nickles for
their trouble.
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DOC DAys.-The days of I'M
licensed dogs in BRENNAN are
numbered. The city marshal,
in the goodness of his heart,
has granted the dogs a respite
of two days. On Monday next,
bright and early, the war on
dogs without a tax tab will be
commenced and vigorously
prosecuted until every vagrant
dog expires. He means bust
ness.
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Local Intelligence.

Oars, millet and other small
grain is now being cut and
housed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

WINE.-Several of our Ger
man friends were in town Tues
day procuring empty whiskey
barrels, kegs, ETC., preparatory
to commencing the manufac-
turc Of wine from the Mustang
grape.
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The weather for the past four
weeks has been all one could
wish, while the days are moder-
ately warm, the nights are de-
lightfully cool and pleasant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

CoBBLERs.- Some of our cit
liens are already luxuriating'
upon peach cobblers, made
ftom peaches of the Early Beat
rice variety.
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The recent rain proved Of
great advantage to our market
gardeners, several Of whom in
form US that vegetables will be
plentiful again. within Il few
days.
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EASTWARD BOUND Mr.. Ed.
Newboder left on Saturday af-
tcrnoon for the East, whittier he
goes for the purpose of buying
goods. and also for pleasure.
Hewill return in time for the
fall trade.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

ARRESTED Judge Hack
worth on Wednesday received
a dispatch from Judge Nc Adoo
dated Marshall May goth, stat
ing that John Sherrod and
Geo. Keller had been arrested
on evidence duplicating them
in the robbery of the postoffice
on Friday night.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

COUNTY COURT - This court
has been in session for civil
business since last Monday week
Quite d number of cival and
probate cases were disposed CT
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HONE Col. I'D. Giddings
returned on Friday from the
Conference at Atlanta, Ga,
He looks as though he had en-
joyed the trip.
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EMANCIPATION day will be
celebrated in becoming style by
the colorcd population of Bren-
ham, June 10Th, in the grove at
the head of Hog Branch.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

The wheat crop in the Bur
ten neighborhocd is turning out
fincly-especially the Nicarau-
qua variety.
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The dairymen, too, are happy
on account ofthe timely rains !:
the grass will now grow rapidly,
mich COWS will fatten and a
considerable increase in the
quantity of milk produced will
be the consequence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

DOES NOT AsPIRE.-In a con-
versation with BANNER repor-
ter, on Monday, Mr.. Carl
Schutze said. he did not aspire
to any office whatever.
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FINE RAIN.-It began raining
on Sunday afternoon about 2
o'clock and rained continuous
y until after dark, The rain
fall was copious; sufficient for
all purposes in this neighbor-
hood.
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PARTIES in town on Monday
from various parts of the coun-
ty report that Sundays rain
was general, and farmers happy.
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PEACHES are being shipped at
lively rate already; but then
the present shipment will be
nothing compared with those of
a week hence.
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CoLoRED BAND The BAN
NER learns that a colored Brass
Band has been fully organized
and that instruments have been
procured. The members will
it is presumed commence prac-
ticing in Watroursvillc and
Camptown.o We have..notlearn-
ed how many blowers and drum
mers there are in the band.
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FREE SHow.-To draw a
large crowd it is only necessary
to give a free show. This was
aptly Illustrated yesterday af-
ternoon. Prof. DeVerdie and
wife gave another performance
on the square to a large and adj
miring audience. Some small
boys obtained exalted positions
on top of neighboring houses.
The performance of the profess
sor and his wife is strictly first
class in its line. A "devil" from
the BANNER office says they
passed around the missionary
box" A fair amount of nick
els, dimes and quarters were
dropped therein.
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FARMERS tell US that several
roads leading to BRENNAN are
badly washed by Sundays rain.
Corn was blown fiat to the
ground on the prairie farms.
which will prevent another
blowing.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

LATEST style prints and per
Gals, complete assortment, at
D. w. Bloombasgh's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

JUsr received slippers, shoes
for ladies, Misses and children,
sold remarkable low, at. d. w.
Bloombargb's.
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: FANS, parasols, silk and lace
hshews, latest novelties and low
at D. w. Bloombargh's.
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IF you want to give some of
our farmers the /" dry grius, "
Just mention "beans to them.
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THERE is an Almond tree in
bearing at the Oak Hill Nurse
RIGS, one mile cast of the city.
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JUDGE o. H. P. GARRETT is
having a fine residence erected
on Sandy street.
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RoAsrING-EARs and tomatoes
have made their appearance in
the market.
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! desired.

X 80 ~ SSiS 10 CuI cAS
fore, that Of Mr. Joseph Bald
fridge, which is well supplied
with every variety and quality
of goods suited to the market.
The onward march of i'm
provement is visible in every
direction. Mrs. Mary Bald
ridge has erected a magnificent
residence at a cost of four
thousand dollars, which we pro-
nounce not only one of the
finest, but one Of the best fin
| ished residences in the coun-
try-combining all the conve-
! niencies necessary to pleasure
and comfort.
Our young friend, Mr.. VIM.
Wood, has also in course of
construction splendid resi-
dence, which is aeredit to the
neighborhood. 1t is construct
ed with an eye to comfort and
convenience, while the work
manship displays fine mechani-
cal skill. This building is
about complete, only awaiting
the finishing touches, pending
which Messrs. ]. S. Busby, J. R.
Baldridge and c. A. Long de-
termined to see the building
handsomely christencd, and set
themselves to work and got up
a pleasant
DANCE,
which took place on Tuesday
evening, upon which occasion
the elite of that neighborhood,
Washington and Courtney
were out in full force, literally
packing the building with beau
tiful women and courteous gen.
tlemen. The evening passed
off pleasantly and happily to
all.
On the first day of June the
Democracy of the Graball beat
hold their meeting at Union
church, for the purpose of re-
organization and electing dele
gates to the county convention.
The Democracy of the neigh
borhood are thoroughly alive
to the Importance of organiza-
ton and announce themselves
as in readiness for the conflict,
but entertain slim hopes of do
ing anything in the way of con-
trolling of the colored vote,
though an effort will be made
in that direction.
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New style spring and sumn4e r
goods, very low, at d. w
Bloombargh's.
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BURroN PRECINCT MEETING
The Democrats of Burton Pre-
cinct will meet at Union church,
Burton, on Saturday next, the
Ist of June, fer the purpose of
clecting delegates to the county
convention and perfccting their
organization.
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THE names of Mr.. c. NJ.
Campbell and Mr.. Henry Gra-
bow are favorably mentioned by
Democrats in connection with
the next shrifality of this coun-
ty. They are both good and
true mcn-cithcr Of whom
would make an efficient officer.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

Buy your lawns, white goods,
laces, corsets, ribbons, at D. w,
Bloombarsh's,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-05-31

Twenty-Five cents will pay
for a good square meal at the
PhcniX Restaurants
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WEEKLY CoTToN STATEMENT.
Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday; May, 24th, 1873.
Net receipts, bales. ............ IS
Shipments. ............... 10
Stock on hand. INSTRUMENTATION. Isl
Total receipts this season.. 49,. 2o,2I3
Freight to New York, Soc.
per 100 lbs, rail and water.
Weather report by DR.. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches .showery
Highest temperature. oI
Lowest temperature. .............. 70
Average temperature. ............. S2
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eain, sufficient to saturate the
5-sth thoroughly, just the kind we needed
badly, as we had not had anything more
than good gentle showerin four months.
The wind accompanying the rain was rath-
er strong, being suf' Glen, 10 blow down the
corn and tangle the small grain.
On last Saturday the Grange had the
pleasure of enjoying a visit by Capt, J. NJ.
Williams, county deputy, and Capt j. NJ.
Pressler, of the Brenhan Grange, and had
an interesting and well tined Grange
speech or lecture from the deputy, and
fewpertinent remarks by Capt. Pressler.
with which the audience seemed to be we'll
pleased.
But little is said about politics. and cam
didatcs GU; here yet, still We propose to do
our part when the time comes. From
what hear at Brcnhan the Offices win
not have to hunt much to find somebody 10
accept them, and who are anxious 70
serve the dear people. We hear itrumorcd
that our visitor Capt. Williams, is rubbing
up to enter the field for representative.
Should he do so, believe he will be iiber-
ally supported in this section. We feel
concerned more about the representatives
and county commissioners than any other
county Offices; believing tina, through those
offices relief from the heavy burdens oftax-
alton must come, if obtained at all.
We learn that the prospect for some
Wash Joneses independently is very fiat
tering at present in this county, if so, all
We have TO say is, gentlemen calculate
carefully, lest you get deceived
FREETHrNKER.
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DIED at Chappell Hill, May
18th 1873, Miss Tennie Rog-
ers.
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Observation-Disclosures Bryan
requests the BANNER to say
that the postoffice here is now
prepared for burglars. The
valubles are removed every
night and deposited in a bank
vault for safe keeping. Should
any thieves make a call, they
will be rewarded by a water
haul.
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DIR. /. NJ. ROSS.

Respectfully informs his old
friends and the citizens general
ly that he has returned to Bren-
ham and resumed the practice
of medicine.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Wm. Aver
either owns or borrowed a shot
gun and with that shot gun
shot at pigeons. 1t seems that
he was not successful as a pig
con shooter as some of his
neighbors complained that the
shot struck their houses. In
consequence of this Mr.. Aver
appeared before the august
presence of His Honor the May
or to answer the charge of dis
charging firearms within the
city. He was assessed 81 and
trimmings. He paid up.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by
II. NJ. Lewis, county clerk, for
the week ending May goth:
Paul Kuhnec and r. c. Sauls.
Frank Cox and Lucy Kin
law.
A. Clement and Georgia
Sweet.
James Barker Sycr and Mary
Z. Laud.
THANKS.-Thc BANNER re-
turns thanks TO Mr.. c. c. w.
Wcibusch for d basket of very
fine peaches, and to Mr.. Dell
Perkins for d mess of fine roast
lng-cars