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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

THE BUTTER MARKET.-We have
made arrangements with the buyers,
Hunter 4 Forester and w. G. Kenyon,
to give weekly report of the amount
of butter bought by them respectively.
The weekly report will begin next week.
We give this week the number of
pounds purchased during the month of
December:
Hunter s. Forester, Nov. % to Dec. "a. g, lOl
w. G.. Kenyon, Nov. 10 to Dec. FL. Il, S93
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1904
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Harper's Bazaar.
ILLvsrRArEn-

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27
Drive Wells, Barbed Wires, Royalties,
&C., &c.

very sure to pass.
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LOCAL NATTER.

S. G.. MASON, Sec'y.
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Austin County.
Rellv:lle Iulv I'd "a

Beliv:lle. July sd, 1875.
EDITORS BANNER:
The county convention, OF rather of
mass meeting of the Democracy of Austin
county, came of last Monday, and was
largely attended by men from every neigh
borhood in the county. Speeches were
made by Col. Landes. Mr.. Chesley, Capt.
]. N. Daniels, Mr.. Bradbury and several
others.
The delegates appointed to represent the
Democracy al the different conventions
soon to be held, were not instructed, Blu
the delegates are understood as being near
unit for Hubbard. Shepard aud Ches-
ley, for the offices to which their respective
friends desire to promote them.
The convention made no nominations
for county offices. and the field is open free
for any and all entries, without regard to
race, color or previous condition of party
affiliations. Mr.. N. Cochrane.. is anuoun-
ced for representative. He will be very
acceptable to the voters generally, il is be-
licvcd. -
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Magnificent Barbecue.

EDITORS BASNER:
On Wednesday the sd inst. at Maj
Vernon's, near Washington, the excelsior
barbecue of the season was had. twas a
combustion of baske, picnic and barbe-
cue, and combing the best features OF
each; and what with splendid meats
barbccucd or the grounds and delicious
confcctions brought in baskets, supple
mented with choice melons and fruits, the
dinner could not have been improved on.
Candidates were out in full force, and
speaking vas the orde, Of the day; hrst
rate speeches were made by Capt !. NJ.
Williams, L. X. Tarvcr. Harry Haynes,
Ihos. Henderson, c. C. Lockett and Mr.
Reed, of Washington. And ye; with all
this array the people did no, seem to be
tirc,I. The assembly numbered several
hundred, and was composed of the vcV
best people OF tina, part OF the county. both
ladies' and gentlemen: and perhaps the best
and most peculiar features Of the occasion,
was, that there was no; shadow of the
breath of 4 drink CT whiskey in smelling
distance OF the grounds. May those pso-
pie LONG wave" is the sincere wish
Of c. CT,
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The Liver. is the imperial organ. of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of man. When
it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds of ailments are the natural result
The indigestion of food, the movements
the heart and blood, the action Of the brain
and nervous system. are all Immediately
connected with the workings of the Liver.
lthas been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower is unequaIled in curing all
persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symp-
toms that result from an unhealthy condl-
lion Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles 10 Try, 10 cents. Positively sold In
all towns on the Western Continent.
Three doses will prove that it is just what
YOU want.
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Often innoccnily gives her nursing little
one the scverest Collie or Cholera Iaiantum
by indulging herselfin fruits and vegetables.
Parker's Ginger Tonic, taken freely by the
mother, will not only counterac, this dam
gerous effect on her babe. but will strength
en- her own nervous and physical system,
and impart to her little one quiet, cheer
felncss, freedom from ~psin, and lisposi-
ton to refreshing sleep. IRIS cheering reiiisf
from the nniseries ofDyspepsia, Headache,
Nervousness. Palpitation, Heartburn, Liver
disorders, Constipation, Low Spirits and
Wakefulncss, and The dangerous Cholera
lnfantum, Cramps, Cello, Cholera Morbus,
DiarrhGa and Dysenicry are rendered
harmless and speedily cured by this match
less and invigorating corrective. Buy from
your druggist, K E. Luhn, ST. co bottle
or sample bottle for IS ccats and test Its
merits
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Tho " GoSblers. :"

On Wednesday night there
was meeting of the Green
hackers at Asbeck'S Hall. \
BANNER reporter walked in
about 9 o'clock and found three
or four diSconsolate looking
men waiting and wondering
why more did not come. By
10 o'clock the crowd had in
creased to about eight or ten.
After much discussion it was
determined to effect a Temporal
~ organization, which was done
by the election of J. NJ. Single
tary, Temporary president, E.
Joseph, temporary vice-presi-
dent, the election of a secretary
was the next thing in order,
three or four gentlemen were
nominated for the position, but
all made excuses; the BANNER
man vas asked to act as secre-
tary, but being only a specta-
tor, declined the honor. 1t was
at last agreed that the vice-pres-
ident act as secretary, and the
meeting proceeded to business.
There being so few present
there was no business to do.
On motion the president was
requested to appoint a commit
tee of FIVE on permanent organi-
cation, and to solicit member
ship; said committee to have
power to call meeting at the
earliest practicable day. The
following named committee was
finally agreed upon: ]. NJ.
Singletary, Julian Mcfarland,
VIM. Bohlea, II. P. Brown, o.
Crozier. The vice-president
was, on motion, added the COM
mittee, after which the meeting
adjourned subject to the call of
the committee. Among those
present our reporter noticed !.
M. Singletary, H. P. Brown,
VIM. Bohlea, J. NJ. Coley, Tim
Buckley, E. Joseph and o. Gro
zier. There was two or three
others, but they claimed to be
COOKERS on. Allen Wilder,
the colored Demosthenes, was
in a chair in one corner of the
room fast asleep. Thus began
the organization in BRENNAN of
the Greenbackers, whose event
nal destiny is to "gobble up"
the national debt.
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SAD CALAMITY.
Five Persons Drowned.

Mr.. Kinney krug, wife, his
two sisters and a young woman
were all drowned in the pond
in Sam. Stones pasture yester-
day afternoon or evening. The
party it is supposed, were riding
in small boat which capsized.
The bodies were recovered
about three o'clock this morn
ing. At this writing Is o'clock
a. N.Y., the particulars have not
been learned. The entire COM
munity is grief stricken at this
wholesale loss of life.
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From Washington.

EDITORS BANNER:
Our little town is unusually dull. Near
ly everybody have finished their crops and
some will begin picking cotton by the mid
die of this month.
Mrs E. L. Randle closed her school last
Friday evening. The examination came
off on Thursday and the exhibition Friday
night The people are much pleased with
her as teacher, and hope TO secure her
service for another session. l think the
children did her great deal OF credit for
her painstaking. The most interesting
was the representation of Tho Faines :"
by Misses Ida Gee and Manic Melton. 1
think our friends should feel very proud Of
their daughters for they promise to be Or
namen;s to society.
attended the barbecue a, Courtney on
the a5th ult. 1t was undoubtedly the bar
becue ofthe season. There was nearly
thousand people in attendance. The
tables were loaded with IN abundance Of
nice barbecucd meats, cakes, pies and
everything that could be procured. There
was speaking by DIR. Riddley, of Hemp
stead; W. VI. Meachum, of Anderson and
o. 4. Norwood, OF Navasota. 7; is day
long to be remembered. had the pleas
ure of meeting DR.. Geo. Hall and his Zen
tucky bride, also DIR. Coffman Lea and
bride; being an old friend of both the gem
ileman, had an introduction to the two
ladies. Not having words to express my
opinion Of them better, | pronounce them
charming and am not surprised at my
friends selection, and hope to have the
pleasure of meeting them again.
There is a barbecue in Contemplation
near Major vemon's on The sd of July.
which will doubtless be a rice affair.
have attended several II, thai neighborhood
and always found them gsplendid.
We are having fine sh-Ser to-day.
which VIII be the naakisg 81 sSIe,t potatoes.
a si.S FLOWER.
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From Giddines.
JusE IS. IS.

JusE IS, IS
EDITORS BANNER:
Our town is very quiet and business is
dali. Weather warm Crop prospects are
better then they have been for years
hear that some boil worms have made their
appearance on farms on the Yegua, and in
other parts of the county. All kinds of
melons and peaches are abrndan, and very
cheap. Election for city officers but no
excitement. Work on the new courthouse
has commenced is being vigorously prose
cpted.
A few nights ago a Mexican and two or
three negroes got into row. One Of the
negroes was badly Gu, with an axe and the
Mexican go,killed. The negroes took leg
bail and are still AZ large,
Seth Shepard has many supporters in
this county. L.
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A FAvoRIrE REsEpY.-Sinuon's Liv-
CT Regulator is one Of the most n,eritorious
and popular preparations offered to the
public. Ii Is entirely free from injurious
mineral substances, and as vegetable pre-
paraticn made of southern roots and herbs
it is a sovereign remedy for all liver and
howell complaints. The merits of this rem
edy commend it to the public as standard
to be kept constantly in the family. It has
the most unqualified endorsement OF thou
sands OF our most prominent, citizens in all
parts of the country, who have used i, and
testify to its excellent medical and curative
qualities. Purchasers should DC careful to
see that they get the genuine, mannfac-
tarsi by only by J. II. Hsill.I & Co, PHI
alclPlIil.
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Cotton Worn srrsals'
CoLuapus TEXAS, Iuir

CoLuARus TEXAS. Jul.x 4
Learning that force
in connection with Other q
are being manufactures
for the purpose Of disfr
liquid poison upon
plants. for the destreefi!
cotton worms. | WISH
form the public, that Ill
devices where a force pul
used connected with q tazs|
tanning liquid poison "
pipe, or pipes attaches 4
rect infringements upon
patent granted me Of, s5zE
cember 1873, and thar arl
ments are being made t8
tute legal proceedings a
all persons who nszaisfa
sell or use the same witllo'
authority. The statute {
United States defines i'll
infringements as /" Piracy
original invention. an!
it may be Unpleasant 70
farmers to defend a -
damages in the United
court, | shall neverti3
compelled to do so if
sist in using said infrin
after this notice.
Respectfully subm
j w
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SrABBISG. = Two negroes
named Cars Bethany and Mon
roe Young, living near Travis,
Austin county. had difficulty
on Monday night. Young, who
had been drinking whiskey, fol-
lowed Bethany to the cabin of
another negro named Burton,
and finding Bethany in bed
stabbed him in the breast with
a butcher knife, inficting, it is
supposed, a fatal wound. Young
escaped. There was woman
in the case.
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Cotton Worm Poison and Ma:
chimes.
RRnNmAN. IuLY Z,

FREEMAN, JuLY 4, 1878.
Since il is now settled fac, that the
cotton worm will soon be upon us. Plan
;ers are advised to provide themselves at
once with the johnson Sprinkler, and
his celebrated poison known as Improved
/" Dead Shot, the latter requires no boil
ing, but desolvcs readily in cold water;
cost only six cents to the acre, and will no,
injurc the cotton. Both Machines and
Poison may be had at REIcHARpT & SELL
HoRsr's, in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
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From Fayette County.
RouNp nor, lose e, 80

Mound Tor, JUNE IS, 1873.
EDITORS BASNER:-We had a precinct
meeting last Saturday to cleo, delegates to
our county convention to be held on Satur-
day next at La Grange. We took vote
as to the choice of congressman, Seth
Shepard was overwhelmingly the favorite.
For governor, Lang was first choice; Hub
bard second; Throckmor,on none B.
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y WHITE woman was arrested
at Chappcll fIiIl, brought here
and placed in Jail on Monday az
ternoon. She ran away from
here in company with a negro
man, who was married to d wo-
man ofhis own race. The wife
becoming jealous. had the de-
stroyer ofher happiness arrested
on charge Of adultery. Just
what became of the negro man
we did moi lesrr.
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Tux ROAD LAW Messrs.

TIKI ROAD LAM Messrs.
Nelson Johnsing and Bob Ken
neday, colored gentlemen,
were duly summoned to work
on i public road for one day.
They didn't work. They were
arrested, and, on Friday, they
were brought before Judge
Zurcher On the charge Of fail
ing and refusing to work one
day on public road, having
been duly summoned to do so.
The evidence in the case hav-
ing been heard, they were, by
the court, adjudged guilty, as
charged. They were each
fined 81, being for one days
work, and the trimmings. In
default Of payment of the fines
and costs, both gentlemen were
escorted to the Hotel de Jug
and there incarcerated.
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TwENTY-sEvEN.- There are
just twenty-seven licensed dogs
in Brennan Estimating the
population of the town at 5000,
this gives exactly one dog to
every IS5 say inhabitants. Is
there any place in the civilized
world that has SO few dogs?
P. S, Dogs that are not liccn-
sed don't count.
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THE FouRTH.-With the ex-
ception of the target practice of
the Schuctzcn Vercin, and the
closing of the banks and county
offices, the day was wholly IN
observed. y boy on Sandy
street fred off 4 nickcls worth
of fire crackers, and y Meyer,
the cigar" man, hung to the
breeze the Lone Star flag.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. II. y. Wood
has returned from trip North
and East. He is looking fine
and reports having had pleas
ant time.
/. II. Bowers, Esqr. Of Burton,
was in town yesterday. He has
lately returned from trip to
the upper counties and is look
ing fat and hearty.
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RoADs.-The recent rains
have washed some of the coun-
ty soads very badly. rendering
them almost impossible. How
ever, We presume the necessary
repairs will be made as soon as
the weather will admit.
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"OwLs. - There was a
meeting of the "Owls +" at Gay
Hill on Thursday night. The
love feast" was held in the
gable end of a colored gen.
tlemen's field. Harmony did
not prevail, and it is said that
apair or "owls from Brennan,
actually did draw their little pis-
tolls.
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Two DIscuARGEs.-Ed Inge,
colored has been on the police
force for several weeks. On
Tuesday afternoon Ed, in the
line of his duty as good po-
liceman, gobbled up John Col
Inns, the elephantine negro bar
Der, on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly and ma
ing a Comanche war whoop on
the public streets. Collins is
bad negro and is usually up be-
fore the Mayor about once a
month. Collins is shrewd
darkey. On Wednesday morn
ing Mr.. Collins was brought up
before the mayor; Mr.. Ed. 1nge
was sworn and put upon the
witness stand. Mr., Inge swore
that Mr., Collins had not done
anything wrong, so Mr.. Collins
was discharged Twelve
or fifteen hours having
elapsed between the arrest and
the trial the supposition is that
Mr.. Inges mind was worked upon
by outside influences. He
thought Mr., Collins was doing
wrong when he arrested him,
but subsequently became con-
WINGED that Mr.. Collins was not
doing anything. The city
marshal, having a conviction
that Collins had put a spell
upon Inge requested His Honor
to discharge MIR. Inge upon he
ground of not doing his duty
and allowing himself to be bull
dozed by Collins friends. The
mayor discharged Nh. Inge from
the police force. So there vas
two discharges.
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.ANNoUNcEMENIs
ron sseslrr.

The friends Of Mr.. ]. II. Grahow ner'
by announce him as Candidate for SEci
Of Washington county, subject to the =
ton Of the Democratic county convcn1c'
The Friends ofJoHN A. VERNON he5sh
announce him as candidate for She<l1 :
Washington county, subject 10 the acuon
the county Democratic Convention
We are authorized to announce SOL y
WILLIAMS as candidate zor Sheni
subject to the action OF the Democrat
county convention.
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JOB We take
pleasure in calling attention to
the card of Mr.. +. r. Carrick,
job printer. Mr.. Carrick had
charge of the BANNER job Office
in 1854 and s, and is a first
class workman.
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FAwNs.-A Burleson county
man was in town on Friday with
a pair of beautiful fawns. in a
coop on a wagon. The fawns
were probably three months
old. He offered them for sale
at SIS for the pair. We did
not learn whether he found a
purchaser or not.
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CoNvocATIoS.-On Monday
night. about the time ghosts
and hobgoblins take exercise,
there was a solemn convocation
of the owls" at New England
church, on Mill creek. About
twilight a number of black and
white owls rode out of town to
attend.
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A FAT THING.-A day or
two ago some ten or a dozen
colored gentlemen were seen or
the streets, each having in his
possession a fine slab of excel
lent side meat with a streak of
lean and a streak of fat. The
fact that the "Owls" are doing
some little" electioneeriag, and
that a Republican county con-
vcntion is to come off at no very
distant day is, by some unchar-
liable persons, connected with
the possession of the bacon by
the colored voters. 1t looks as
though they were being "greas-
ed" by some liberal minded can
didate.
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CLOSING out ofSummer

CLOSING out Of Summer u
goods. brown Linen
yard, regular price 25e BIZ
Grenedine 20. 80. IS 90 and s.
former price IS 81 40 50 4
6sc; -Colored Grenedines
and upwards, rare bargains
D. w. Bloombargh's.
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TIE colorcd people after a
rest from the Emancipation Gel
ebration, came to town in full
force on Saturday. There was
far beyond the usual number in
town. AS they have very little
money trade was not much i'm
proved by their presence.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvEN-
TIoN.-At the pow-wow of the
Republican executive commit
tee, held last Saturday after
noon, it was finally agreed to
hold Republican county con-
vention on Tuesday, August
18th. 1t was also agreed that
the German citizens be entitled
to seventeen delegates. Whether
the "roosters" will make nomi-
nations for county officers, re-
mains, of course, to be seen, but
it is the superstition that the
convention is called for that
purpose. Much activity is be-
ing displayed by the Radical
office-seekers, who are on the
go nearly every night.
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PorAToEs.- Although the
Irish potato crop of this county
was partial failure, yet the
prospects for an abundant yield
of sweet potatoes was never
better.
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SQUARE meals for "a
the PHENIx REsrAUkAi

Jusr received new TO-
Fan chains, corsets, hand
chiefs, hosiery 5 pair for
Parasols and at very low hgu
at D. w. Bloombargh's-
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THE detachment ofthe Bren-
ham Greys who attended the
Houston cncampment got home
on Sunday night. They report
having had good time.
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Four or FIVE wagon loads of
watcrmclons furnished lunch
for the colored element in the
city on Monday.
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Fos TAX AssEssoR.

/ hereby announce myself as csndids'
for Tsx Assessor Of Washington county
subject 10 the approval Of the Democrat
county convention
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WE learn that the boil worm
and cotton miller have put in
an appearance in fhe Chappell
Hill neighbcrhood.
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The pay car happened
along on Saturday making the
hearts of the railroad men light
and their pockets heavy.
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Owl CLuB.-It is said that a
number of young gentlemen of
this town are about organizing
an FOWL club. {" This is to be
a nor-political society.
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CoTroN Unconstitutional
we have heard of no cotton
worms in this county as yet,
nevertheless, some OF our farm
crs are taking time by the fore
lock, and are laying in a supply
ofarsenic. SO as to be prepared
to give them battle should they
come. Several Of our best
farmers state that it is best to
poison as soon as it is learned
that they have made their ap-
pearancc in the State, and not
wait until the cotton is attacked
before applying the remedy.
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SCHOOL TAx.-Recolect that
the vote upon the public free
school tax takes place next.
Saturday.
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GRAPEs-Largc quantities of
the finest varieties of grapes are
finding their way to this market,
and are to be had at reasonable
prices.
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APPARATUS for administering
vcrmifuge to cotton worms is
now on exhibition at the hard
ware stores. and in view of the
recent rains is attracting con
siderable attention from the
farmers.
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TINS section is not likely to
suffer much for want of rain for
some time to come, as we have
shower every day.
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HsA- CorToS SEED WASTE
Highest cash price paid or $:
delivered at my warehouse
daw3m. j. A. Wn.KI1
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-05

GgsTs nice Cashmere 81
$40. Straw Hats at 75e 81.
dollar, at Newbouer Bros.