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INCONSISTENCIES.
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tators of CODc0rdia, who ruled that
parish through the Republican party
from reconstruction to this year, has
finally been retired permanently from
political life and drowned under the
Democratic tidal wave that has just
sweet over North Louisiana. Young
was the political aud religious head
and chief of the negroes of Concord'a,
and had long ruled them with an iron
rod, dividing the Offices of the parish
among his special friends and IN
own family. In card publ; week
the Natchez Democrat Ia. polltl'
Young gracefully retirese Declares q
cal life. He receiv5otes 10 the par
majority of overfore elected repre-
ish and was q he will not enter any
sertativerhis seat ID the Legislature
conteB that body will be Democratic
bess dies, politically q man , VIII"
kontrolled so thoroughly some 3oo
ueoro votes that although we'll known
to be an embe.zler Of the pooi!c
school funds, none Of the Repnol,.
csn officials of this State dared to
- him for bis embezzlement::
Thew knew bis powers and feared
him.T-N. O. Democrat.
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Local Correspondence.
GAY HILL LOCALS.

III dame rrmor is 10 be crs,l;tet. viii
have at least three and probably four more
weddings to chronicle beiweeB This and
Christmas.
BY the way, did you know DR.. Miller
was the oldest Presbyterian minister in
Texas, thai is. he has been breathing here
longer than any other.
There was very pleasant party at Mr..
B. G. Sayles' last Friday night. l will not
say any more about it because they might
find me out il did.
When Mrs. Tarver and Mr. Sayles get
their pasture fenced in, the range for stock
in this neighborhood viii be alout closed
out or rather shut in, and then most of us
will be forced 10 keep up our stock.
Some of my neighbors awaited them
selves of the opportunity afforded by the
cold spell of last week, 10 kill some Of their
hogs. Thus far the weather has been ia
vorable for saving the meat. Pork is offer
ing at five cents per pound.
Thanksgiving day was not observed as
closely or as piously as it ought TO have
been. 1t is good day in some instances,
for folks, but bad one for turkeys. If /
were turkey should protest against hay-
ing any such day in the calendar.
There was TO have been meeting of
Gay Hill Grange, No. 2a4, last Saturday
evening for the purpose of determining its
future policy. As the weather was very
unfavorable for public gatherings, sup
pose the grange did not meet, and hence,
its future policy is still undcveloped.
t. ,,,.-, .~f .I,,-.. Il =.
said would be forthcoming. On the 27,h
ult., Mr.. JACK VEAsEy Of this neighbour
hood and Miss E. TAyLoR of Mill Creek,
were, by the Rev. David Fisher. made man
and wife; and on the 18th uli.. Mr.. ID. II.
BARTON and Miss ELLA VEAsy. both of
Cay Hill, were by the same minister joined
in holy wedlock. On the zoth ult., the hap
py pairs and some friends met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Wiley Veasy, where they
partook of 4 sumptuous dinner. May the
clouds Of care and trouble never dim the
pure atmosphere of their love, is the wish
of Timon.
The examination AT Live Oak Semina-
ry on the 18th, passed off quietly, but be-
lieve satisfactorily. Miss Ella Sharp took
the premium for the best standing in her
classes and for the best department. /
hope the school may open its next session
under more favorable auspices. The yener-
able principal, has, in the past, contributed
as much towards the education of theIadies
of Texas as any. other teacher in the State.
You can hardly go to any portion of cen
trail or western Texas, that you will not find
some ladies who have received their educ :
ton at this school, and who can and will
speak in its praise. Z
One of the most exciting questions
now agitating our usually quiet neighbour
hood, is, who is Timon? Some say he is
DIR. Hill, Others that he is this fellow Tar
yer, and as neither side has guessed ii, I
suppose the secret will, TOR the present at
least, have to remain with you Mr.. Editor,
and TIMoN OF GAY HILL
December sd, 1873.
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BURTON LOCALS.
December ard, 1873.

December 3rd, 1873.
Editors Banner -
Cotton coming In slowly: very little
selling, but good deal shipped.
Another store added to the city Of
Burton, another doctor located here, and
yet there is room for more.
MIR. Walters new building being COM
pleted, ye terpsichorean idolators flew on
the wings Of Enterpe until the wee sma
hours of the goth ult.
MIR. Abe Bowers and lady have return
ed from West Tennessee, where they have
been living the past year; in the future
Texas will be their home. Tennessee loos-
es a god citizen and Texas gains one.
The new Methodist church is now
about finished. 1t needs painting, and the
building committee not having sufficient
amount of funds, The ladies Of Burton and
vicinity propose to give concert and sup
per on the z4th inst.
The Philomathean Society met Friday
night at the residence of Major McCehee.
The programme for the evening was as fol-
lows: Music by Miss Mollie Harris, at is
Evening Brings my Heart to Thee Read
ing by Mr.. l. H. Bowers, 1.-THE Ocean, v
by Montgomery. Music by Miss Florence
McClellen, "Corn Flower Waltz" Read
ing by Miss Mollie Hons, lode to the
Passions" by Collins. Music by Miss
Fannie McCutchan, Indiana Polka" The
evening will long be remembered.
REDWOOD.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NEAL ESTATE KANSrERS.-
John E. Glass and wife to Mrs,
C. B. Stone and Emma Elliott,
10 S4-Ioo acres, VIM. Munson
league, SI2.
P. K. Marshall to Mary E.
Marshall, lot 81 Chappell Hill,
gift.
w. B. Presley and wife to
w. J. Stallings, part of lot No.
"a, Brennan, 500.
August Renger and wife to
FIR. Schulz, 27456-Io square va
ras of land, Gail Borden league.
E. w. Cottingham and wife
to w. c. Baird, 62 I-2 acres,
Elias Lester league, $500.
id. McKelvey to James and
Elias Ferguson, 81 acres, J.
Harbour league, $3.50.
B. F. Robertson and wife to
Virginia A. Cooper, lot a, block
10, Keys Ist addition to Bren-
ham, $4,000.
C. H. Cooper and wife to Ag-
mes Robertson, 800 acres, E.
Clampitt league, $1,000.
]. J. Hendley to N. Coch-
rane and X. Collins, 1908 acres,
T. Barnett league, 1910.
J. J. Wyatt to James T.
Brown, block GO in Washington
with improvements; 3 acres
north of lot IS; IS acres in
block D., and acres on north
end of lot II, SIo25.
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HIGHER RATE.-The H. & T.
c. r. R. have advanced the rate
of freight on cotton 50 cents
per bale. This will have the
effect of reducing the price of
cotton again working hard
ship upon the planters simply
to crafty the greed of rich
corporation.
The completion of the g., c.
& S. F road is the only thing
that will relieve this people
from the exhorbitnant demands
of the Central route: and we
seriously hope that the desired
relief may be obtained before
the shipment of another crop,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. M. Lewis, county clerk,
for two weeks ending December
the 9Th.
Frank Lomax and Ruthy Carman.
John Skrabanek and Francis Zalmanek.
Wilhelm Robe and Caroliue Winkleman.
James w. Woodward and Clementine
Bachelor.
Joe. Kudlacek and Anna Blyznack.
Martin Krause ard Emil Ludke.
r. J. Motley and Susie A. Pitts.
D. H. Barton and Ella Viazey.
I'M. Glass and Salley S. Motley.
]. H. Veazey and E. V. Taylor.
Fritz Wendland and Louise Marx.
F. Ackenbauson and Maria Holtz.
T. c. Westbrook and Jennie c. Randle.
William Nash and Lydia Allcorn.
A. ]. Lee and c. A. Maltd.
]. Fl. Mcdonald and Dora Belliirk.
Louis Marburger and K. Teuberg.
Theo. Jahnke and Ida Dietz.
w. w. Searcy and NJ. E. Shepard.
Taylor Love and Jennie Boatley.
William Roam and Violet Williams.
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THE REAsoN.-It now trans
pires that the city assessor and
collector, John w. Hackworth,
has collected money taxes that
should by right have been paid
over to the city treasurer, but
instead of so doing has paid out
the money to his personal
friends who held scrip and turn
ed the scrip over to the treas
urer. He admits having paid
out some $1,000 or $1,000 in this
way. City officers and holders.
of scrip not personal friends of
the assessor have been compel,
ed to sell their scrip at whatever
price they could get. The as
SCISSOR has transcribed his duty
in this matter,
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ADAH RIcHMoND.-Our thea
tire going people will be glad to
learn that the Richmond Opera
Boufe company have concluded
to visit Brennan again before
leaving the State and will be
here on next Thursday and Fri
day, Dec 18th and 18th. Re-
served seats will soon be on sale
at Abe Meyers.
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]. D. McADOO,
County Judge of Washington Co.

We, the undersigned citizens Of Austin.
Washington and Burleson counties, having
thoroughly tested the cotton scales of Jas.
A. wilkins by the United States standard
of weights, fully accord in the above certi6-
cate signed by Judge McAdoo:
F. L. Montgomery, Austin county; S.
NJ. Williams, BRENNAN; Saml. Stone, Bren-
ham: R. r. Lawther, independence; w.
A. Mills, Gay Hill; l. o. R. Wilmington,
Burleson county; J. P. Green, Union Hill;
J. R Allbritton, Burleson county; r. B.
Rivers, BRENNAN; Alex. Simon, BRENNAN;
w. l.. Williams, Independence; P. H.
Barnhill, Brennan; w. P. Dever, indie
pendence; !. K. Stearns, Austin county;
N. E. Dever, Washington county; NJ. r.
Kerr, Mayor, Brennan.
Weights guaranteed.
7. A. WILKINS.
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CoTroN.-The BANNER learns
from a planter living in the
neighborhood of Washington,
that there is yet much cotton
in the fields to be picked. 1t
has been a difficult matter to
procure hands as the cotton
picking darkies do not like to
venture so far from the large
towns.
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Major PENN, the distinguish
ed evangelist will be in Bren-
ham the latter part of this or
early next week. The BANNER
advises all sinners to be ready
for conversion The major has
just closed a very successful re-
vival meeting at Austin, having
made some two hundred con-
verts in all.
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GREAT HOLIDAY SALB
FOR TEE NEXT
DAYS

50 pcs. Leonore dress goods at Ioc worth
10 cents
30 pcs Worsted Bah Fringe, reduced to IS
cents; former price 7oc.
IS pcs. Chenille worstcd Fringe, reduced
to 5oc; former price 4oc.
400 Partisan French Bowes at I5c, worth soc
100 pr. Artificial Plants al So a pr. worth S.
$50 pr. French Kid button Caters at 81 50
worth S. 50.
50 sets of fine Furs at reduced figures.
Great Reduction in our Wooden Goods.
Great Reduction in our Dress Goods.
Great Reduction in our Shawls.
Great Reduction in our Cloaks.
Come early and secure these bargains
and avoid the rush at the Large Dry Goods
Establishment ST
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AK THIEF CAPTURED A
tall, burley-looking negro from
Austin county, walked into the
hardware store of Reichardt 6.
Seelhorst yesterday evening
and laid violent hands upon a
new ak, which he appropriated
and made off. A gentleman
in the store seeing the little
transaction, informed Mr..
Reichardt Of the NATTER, A
police officer was sent in i'm
mediate pursuit, and chased
the thief down Market street,
as he passed by the depot he
threw the ak under the platform
and made for tall timber" but
he was hotly pursued and soon
overtaken by deputy sheriff
John Bates, who captured the
scoundrel and returned him to
the custody of the marshal,
who escortsd him 70 the bastile.
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CITY ScRlP.-There is no
money in the treasury and hol-
ders of city scrip are compelled
to dispose of it at 81 IL to 90
cents if they want to use the
money. The treasury has been
depleted for the last five or six
months and scrip has been at a
discount. Ii there is any time
Of the year in which city taxes
can be collected, that time is
the fall of the year. Why the
city collector does not collect
we are not informed, but tho
condition of the treasury GER
tainly indicates that he is dire
lect in his duties. Our city
scrip has its peculiarities; it
will not pay fines in the may
or's court, nor will the money
collected in that institution pay
. city scrip. The fines all 60 to
the street fund. The only tax
that scrip will pay is city taxes.
The city is nearly, if not entire
ly out of debt and there is no
valid reason why it should not
be able to pay cash for all de-
mands against if. Why is this
thus? Answers are in order,
but don't all answer at one time.
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Pampell & Harrison have the
best and most complete stock
ofready-made clothing and gen
tlemens' wear in the city, which
they offer cheap for cash.
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Come and get you good
Stove, the winter is coming. al
so a fine clock to know the time
when IL o'clock comes, he sells
at the lowest prices. will al
SO pay the highest price for
country produce. A. NEWMAN
in Hosea Building
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The HoGs.-One swine-mar-
shall and his deputies were very
busy for several days in catch
ing and impounding all the
loose swine. On Friday even
ing he had no less than thirty
five big and little rooters safely
penned in the town pound. On
Saturday morning the swine
marshal took an account of,
stock, but had nary a hog to
answer roll cali. Some man in
terested in the hogs had turned
them all out. and strange to say
not a hog was to be seen on the
streets. Their owners had pen
ned all of them.
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THOSE in search of choice
fruits, candies and cigars, should
: call at the Oh c store, where
the affable little Henry Harrison
viii serve them in style. Call
and &c"
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CERTIFICATE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |

THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
Washington County. J
This certi6es that on this, the srd ray Of
December, 1878, 1, J. d. McAdoo. County
Judge of Washington county, have this
day examined the cotton scales on which
Jas. A. wilkins weighs cotton at his ware
house, in BRENNAN, and have tested the
same by the United States standard Of
weights, and that / have found said scales
absolutely correct.
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NEIL, the negro murderer o
African Cummins had prelim-
mary examination before Justice
Zurcher, some ten days ago, and
was committed to Jail without
bail. The murder vas commit
ed about a month ago.
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No Auction Trash! Straight
and Honest Goods ! Complete
Assortment! Everything guar
anteed as represented Prices
to suit times at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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SErTLED.-The suit of Beck
er VS.. Doran, which after a two
days trial in the county court
resulted in the jury being UNI
able to agree, has been AMIGA
bly, settled by the flitigants.
Marshal Doran is satisfied that
he overstepped his duty in col
Letting the rent of the market
stalls, although at the time he
believed he was doing his duty
and protecting the interests OF
the city.
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LADIES fancy dress goods,
trimmings, embroideries, edg-
ings, ribbons, etc, in endless
variety, at Pampell & Harrison's
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REPORTS are rife on the
streets that there is to be an
entire new DEAF in the next
/. city administration. The hold
ers of the deck are busy in
stocking the ekeards"
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SEVERAL squirrels were killed
by hunters on Thanksgiving
!, day, but as the BANNER was not
favored with any of the "meat"
the names of the nimrods are
purposely omitted.
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The bulk of the cotton crop
has been gathered and market
ed, and the farmers assert that
they cannot see that they have
reaped any great profit from
the years labor.
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NoRTHER.- Saturday about
noon the wind veered round to
the north accompanied by
cold rain; the afternoon out
doors, was about as disagreea-
bic as well could be.
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COUNTY CRIMINAL. COURT
The, following cases were dis

The following cases were dis
posed off,
State VS.. Bill O'Bannon, nolle
pros. by county attorney.
State VS.. w. H. & ]. O'Ban-
non, same as above.
State VS.. Nancy Edding and
Bob Kenneday, disturbing pub
lie worship, jury trial, not guilty.
State VS.. Walter MOBILES, ag-
gravated assault and battery,
jury; verdict guilty and fined
500 and cost&
State VS.. Jube Burnett and
Geo. Maxwell, disturbing pub
lie worship. jury. Burnett not
guilty. Nolle pros. as to Max
well by county attorney
Several cases were continued.
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Ladies, don't fail to examine
the latest novelties in Alapacss.
Dress Goods, Merinos, Serges.
Silk Cassimeres, very cheap at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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COLLECTORS were around yes
tefday emulating the example
of the Blood thirsty mosquito
presenting their little bills. The
unanimous report was, money
is scRrce.
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JusTIcE McCLUNG is having
his office in the Schlottmann
I building cleaned up and reno
waited. He viii soon have every
thing in appie-pie order for dis
pensing justice.
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For the cheapest and best
family groceries and the fresh
est butter and eggs go to-
H. MOLDENHAUER'S.
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CONSIDERABLE cotton is yet
in the fields in the vicinity OF
Travis, on Kentucky ridge in
Austin county.
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CHoPPING.- Tom Ward, a
small boy, and another boy
named Lyons, about 7 years
old, both living in the nothern
part of town, were playing with
an axe on Sunday, when by
some means Ward hit Lyons on
the arm nearly cutting it off. A
physician was called in and re-
paired the wounded member
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Scribners, St Nicholas. Pleas
ant Homes, Harper's Monthly
Sunday Magazine, Peterson's.
Godey's, Demorest, Etc, can all
be had at Ed Legros Lightning
News Dealer.
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If you want a fine suit of
clothing go to A Newman he
sells cheap for. cash.
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.! s.s!! 'ss' :" body Of
VIM Bohlea allowed S. for
summoning jury of inquest on
body Of E. Cummings.
T. o. Hynes allowed S2o.4o
for books and stationary.
c. Blank allowed SI3 50 for
coffin for Chas. Meyer, a pauper
c, Minkwitz allowed sly Is
for account books.
H. E. Baine allowed $40 for
post mortem examination of
Sandy Fly.
T. .. Hynes allowed SIS so
for medical services to prison.
ers in county Jail.
Reiehardt & Seelhorst allow
ed So 50 for hardware for court
house.
Alex Simon allowed s23 3
for goods furnished county Jail.
Thomas Phears, commission
er from ..Precict No. 4, having
been duly qualified took his
seat.
Ordered that 81 65 be refun-
ded J. N. Smith on account of
erroneous assessment.
H. Hutchinson allowed
SAL 90 for boarding prisoners
from Nov. II to Dec. S. also
s43 70 for keeping lunitics same
time, $40 for commitments and
releases and s54 50 for guard
for same time.
Geo. D. Barnard & Co, of St.
Louis, allowed s23 80 for sta
tionary for use of district clerk
and J. L. Moore allowed s. for
freight on same.
Susannah Coleman allowed
$500 for support of Billy
Walker, pauper, from Sept. 1,
Is to Nov. IL and FIVE dollars
for burying him.
w. F. Garrett allowed S2e
for attendance on county court,
November term.
H. A. Wood allowed SI7.25
for drugs and stationery for use
of county.
J. T. J. O'Riordan allowed
5000 for lumber used on bridg-
es in Brennan precinct.
J. H. Hutchinson allowed So
for waiting on county criminal
court.
R. A. Haryin's report was
examined and approved.
J. D. McAdoo, G. w. Breed
love, R. J. Moore and &c Cain
allowed So each and Tom Phears
So, for service.
]. D. McAdoo, county judge,
granted permission to leave the
county for twenty days at any
time between now and next
term of court, second Monday
in February. 1879.
Adjourned till next regular
term.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-12-06

FRUIT dealers complain that
a large proportion of the apples
lately received are in bad order,
many of them being "specked."