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The Late Express Robbery.

Tue following are the partic-
ulars OF the express robbery as
detailed to Galveston Ne,cs
reporter, at Houston, by the
ronte agent on the train: As
the train pulled mp at Hutehins
he was standing at the car door
ready to throw out the mail
bag, a man ran up and pre-
sented a pistol. He jumped
back. and said to the express
messenger, 'sRobbers are on the
platform" The route agent
put out his lamp, and concealed
his registered letter-bag The
expressman closed his car door,
but the robbers broke it down
with axes. They got 1854 of
express money 113 ont OF some
mail packages. Just then firing
began upon the gang outside,
and the one inside jumped
out, taking with MIN the un-
opened packages. A general
shooting match then ensued
between the passengers and
robbers, the latter steadily re-
treating The expressman re-
ceived two bucksllot wounds
from gun in the hands OF the
rear car brakeman. No one
on the train was hurt. No
passenger was robbed. The
expressman was not seriously
injured. From the description
of the robbers and their con-
duct there appears to be no
doubt that they are same men
who engaged in the Allen
Station affair a month ago.
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The miracles of the internal
revenue laws frequetly get care
less and ignorant people into
hot water. A St. Louis bar
keeper put a few blackberr;es
INFO a keg OF whiskey TO make
bounce Jor his bar, and found
himself liable as the least pen
atty TO thirty days in Jail, A
tobacconist took a quarter of a
pound of dried up chewing to
bacco out of stamped package
and put it in a glass jar. He
also had twenty broken and
worthless cigars which he took
out OF a stamped cigar box
and chucked into a drawer.
He was arrested by a revenue
agent.
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SMALL FARMS.

The Houston Telegram calls
attention to the fact that if there
were a thousand fruit and veg
etab!e farms around Houston
times would be materially bet
ter, and it then goes on To
state the amount of business
that is done in this line from
the neighborhood of Norfolk,
Virginia, and in California.
The great need in many parts
of Southern Texas, that are con-
tIgious to the railroads, is
smaller farms, a greater diversi-
ty of crops, larger cultivation
of fruits, berries and vegetables;
improved breeds of swine, cattle
and sheep, an1.sheaper express
and railroad freigllts. In the
vicinity OF BRENNAN there is
but one man who makes II
speciality OF market gardening,
and he has a dairy in connec-
ton with his farm. There are
a number OF persons who raise
a few early garden vegetables at
a time when everybody has
them, and they are compare
lively drug on the market.
Such of our farmers as have
orchards and our nursery men
realize handsome profits on their
peach crop. This season quite
a number of farmers have plant
cd extensively of early peas,
beans, etc, for the northern
markets; aud, should the ven :
ture prove profitable, We may
confidently look for a revolution
in the system OF farming that
has been in vogue in this sec
tion of country SO long that the
memory Of man knowetll not to
the contrary. There are other
things besides cotton and corn
that can be raised aud sold for
ready money.
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The agony in the Returning
Board cases is over. Chief JUS
tice Manning, OF the Supreme
court, has rendered decision
setting aside the verdict Of
guilty in the Anderson case,
thus virtually disposing of the
other cases. The decision is
based purely upon legal techni-
calities. There is no doubt in
the pnblic mind that if themem-
beers ofthe Returning Board had
a 1.-THE of Justice melted out to
them, fifteen or twenty years
each in the penitentiary would
barely suffice to expiate their
crimes.
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A Prospect for More Money.

Tho House committee on
banking ard currency has agreed,
by a vote of six to three, TO the
bill authorizing the issue of Ger
titicates for the value of silver
bullion deposited at the mints
and assay offices OF the United
States. The depositor will re-
ceive certificate Tor the full
silver dollar value of the bull
lion, less the cost of mint and
transportation cllsrges-about
one-half Of one per cent; so
that, if he deposits $1,000 worth
of bullion. he will receive about
1926 in certificates for it. These
certificates are to be redeema-
bic at the treasures in San
Francisco and New York, either
in silver bullion or silver dol
lars. And said coin certifi-
Gates shall be receivable with.
ont limit for all dues to the
United States" 1t makes tie
certificates money, and they will
be an addition to the money
volume of the country. They
are to be OF the denominations
of $40 and muitiples thereof up
to $1,000, and they will pass
from hand to hand like green
backs.
The St. Louis Republican
says the effect of the bill will be
to utilize all the silver in the
country and all that may
be brought into the country,
without waiting tor it to he
coined. Under the silver bill
the coinage is limited to 81, ooo,-
600 per month, but under this
bill al. silver bullion in the
country may be turned irto
certificates and the certificates
put into circulation. There is
good reasons tor hoping that the
bill will pass.
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Austin County Locals.
SEMPRoSus. March 90.

SEMPRoNus. March 90.
The farmers, Of this neighbor,
hood are through planting ccrn,
and are now very busy plant
ing cotton they seem to anti
cipate a bountitul yield the
coming harvest.
The Literary Society organ
lied, at this place some weeks
since lis rapidly progressing. 1t
was well attended last meeting
and all seemed to enjoy the ell
tertainment.
The public free schools of this
place closed ON the 10th inst
after being in progress three
months.
"Rcmember our fish day il
a saying not unfrequcntly heard
III this place.
A READER.
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The Washington Star say in.

The Washington Star say in-
formation received at army
headquarters about Sitting Bull
his intentions, and the condi-
tions OF his followers is directly
opposite to the press reports
Sitting Bull and his people are
not on the verge OF starvation,
as represented, but are in fare
condition. The winter has been
mild and they have plenty OF
buffalo and other game. He
has no idea OF surrendering, bnt
on the contrary has a strogn de-
sire to go on the war path.
Trouble is expected as soon as
spring opens.
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Tng Pieasonton journal takes
Hon.. Gustav Schleicher to task
tor his explanatory letter to the
San Antenio Express. 1t con-
cludes lengthy editorial by
saying: aMr., Scllleicher's ten
der concern for the bond holder
crops out in all his illusions,
aud this last is no exception"
The BANNER thinks, that with
the exception of his financial
pagariez, Mr. Schleicher is an
able and conscientious represen-
ted ofllis State and District.
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yEGETINE.
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr. H..R. STEVENS.
In ls1s your Nc.e.ine vns recommended to
me, and, yielding TO tie persla, ions OF =
friend, ] ccnsenled 10 try IL Al the iinnr
was suffer- ing frum general debility andBe
aus prosiraIion, super induced by o,crwotk
aad Irregular habits. Its wonderful = erc h.
ii, debili:a, systeIn frm the firsi ti.se; ard
under its persistent ute IN Idly rrcs.yr-td-
saining mnre than usual health and god
ee;irg. Since then ! have net hesilaied 10
20 give ycIe,ine my mnsttrupaliiied indorse-
Inent as being sa.e, euFe, and powerful
acenr in prunoIing health and restoring the
ras:sd system to new lie and erergy. NeEe-
Inc is tie only medicine Iutc: and as long as
Hive never expect TO IND better.
Yours truly, W. H. CLA)fk,
la0 Monterey sneet, Allegheny, 1 enr
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

Mr.. MATTHEW'S, of Ohio. said
he wac directed by 4 majority of
the Committeeon Railroadstore-
port. hack twoSenste hillsm re-
gard to the Texas Pacific railroad
one introduced by Mr.. johnson
audone by Mr.. Dorsey with asub
rtitute and torecnmmend its pass
age. He also reported bill au-
thorizing the Southern Pacific
roadroad to extend its road to
a point on the Rio Grande
nearE Ell Paso.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

THE Georgetown Sun hoists
the following ticket at its mast
head; For Governor, Stephen
H. Darden; Lieut.. Governor,
J. D. Ssyes; Comptroller, G.
III. Lesueug Commissioner Of
Land Office, VIM P. Harde-
man. The BANNER would be
pleased to see Major Savers. aud
Gov. Hardeman, receive the
nominations.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

MIS-. T. P. BELL, of San
Francisco, HISS $3.50, 900 worth of
diamonds and other gems. Her
husband Is a director of the
Bank of California; and a heavy
owner OF silver mining stock.
His income is only S6e,0e a
week and on this scanty sum he
has managed to buy his wife a
quarter of a million dollars
worth of trinkets.
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The Austin Gazette in reply
to the question. "I1ow many
gentlemen has Governor Hub
bard appointed to represent
Texas ut the Paris exhibition"
says:
We don't know the number,
but do know all who have be, n
appointed will do honor to the
State. The positions are merely
honorary aud there is no limit
by law IN such cases. None of
the commissioners draw pay
from Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

4 BILL has been introduced
in the Pennsylvania legislature
making the cremation of a hu-
man body misdemeanor, and
providing for a fine OF not less
than $500. Cremation would be
a handy thing for prisoners.
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DENTISTRY!

TIME UNDERSIGNED DESIRES
i to inform the ritiz-ns of Brrn-
ham that he will remnve 10 Brrnhan
within thirty drys, where he proposes
tn locate and engage in she Practice Ok
his profession-DENTfSTRY. VIII
guarantee all work entrusted TO him,
,nd will work at living rst-s,
fes2S-tf A. l.. JONES.
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VEGETINE.
HER OWN WORDS.

BALTrNoRE, Ii. D., Feb. Is, ISL.
Mr.. II. L. SrEyESs.
DEAR SIR-Since several years have got 6
sore and very rainfnl foot. l had some ply
sicians, bur they couldn't cure nc. INV
have fraId Of your vcgetine from lady who
was sick for Il long time, and became AL we'll
fsum your Nese;ine, and ! went and bought
me one bottle of vcgeiinc; and afier / had
used one bottle, the pains lei me, and it be-
gan tu heal, and then bought one other bot
lie, and so take i, yet. ftiank God for this
;enedy and yvurself; and viking every
sufferer may pay attention oft. |; l. bless
lag for health. s.s.s
Mrs. C. rRABE,
6ss West baltimore Sueef.
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For Sale.

A FORTY. ACRE FARa. SITuA-
IA ted one mile aud y qaart.r -nrs
ri Br.nham, well imprrveo; wnnd and
Water plentifulia splendid location f,r
dairy; fine, productive soil Will bc
sold Tor me third cssh, halarc- ssy hle
within one aud Two years Apply az
The BANNER Office. MarciSf
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THE Courier Journal says OF
the present Kentucky legislature
"Tle iudgementhas already been
pronounced that it is the most
mischievous and inefficient iegis-
lative body that ever assembled
at Frankfort. 1t grieves us to
have TO say it is a Democratic
Legislature"
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Carr. .Eans predicts that
uai, an improved river, grain
will be Carried from ST. Louis
to New Orleans, for three cents
per bushel. This is bad tor
Chicago.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

THERE are tllirty-two custom-
houses in the United States
where the receipts tall short of
the expenses. At eleven of
these custom-houses not a dol
lar was received during the last
fiscal year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

PRoF. G. V. RILEY, of the
United States Entomology
cal Commission publishes some
good grasshopper news. In his
opinion and the OPINION OF the
Commission generally, the peo-
pie OF the West need not fear
amy serious savages ir,m the
-saoppcrs."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

THE Fort Worth Standard
thus tersely states the reasons
for a convention.
The object of calling state
convention is to ascertain the
views and wishes of the people
and when that is obtained all
good democrats should be salts
fed. We are prepared to sus-
tain the nomination of the con-
vention.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

THE Me1ia Ledger is of the
opinion that there are two
many newspapers in Texas and
says;
The mania for newspaper ed
iting and publishing now afiic-
ting the country, must in some
degree subside, or We can never
have many papers containing
the merits that might exist I'M
der other and more propitious
circumstances.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

A NEGRO boy IS years of age
made an indecent assault upon
white gill five years old, near
Pilot Grove, Cooper county
Missouri. A party OF four men
attempted TO arrest the boy,
who was riding mule, when
ordered to halt he tried to es-
cape by putting spurs to the
mule. The negro was then
fired upon and killed on the spot
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

SECRETARY SHERMAN was be-
fore the Finance Committee.
He thinks the reconciliation
of silver was an aid to resuup-
ton. He is bitterly opposed to
the repeal of the resumption act.
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HoS. Wells THOMPSON, says
the Columbus Gisisen, will not
he candidate for any Office.
lie proposes attending to his
own business in future.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

The BAsKin East Cambridge,
Mass, was robbed of $4,000 in
money, and $4,000 in bonds.
A man and weman drove up to
the bank ana calling the presi-
dent out engaged him in con-
yersation for a few minutes.
While he was talsing the work
WAS done
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The seemingly intermniable
McGarrallan case is still being
investigated by the Senate
committee on public lands.
This case has been before Con.
gress for the last twelve or four
teen years.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

ALoSe the Miditerranean
-osst, in Spain, more than a
bsadrea factories have suspen-
ded ASPIRATIONS. and nine thous-
and wofsnen have been thrown
ont of employment. Hard times
is not eo,rfned to Texas Or the
the United States.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

DURING the reign OF E. j.
Davis, Jack Evans, NeAJoo and
eompany, farmers in Colorado
and perhaps other Senegan,bian
counties, used to send anegro
hay to serve on the grand jury.
The Citizen says: SNOW they
have TO go themselves"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

Mr.. ScHLIcHKR's Mexican re-
port will soon be submitted to
the House. 1t will claim alb
solute protection against forced
loans and violence by tho Mex
leans on our own citizens living
in Mexico, and if the Mexican
government cannot protect the
border Texas may do so. 1t is
probable that after this report
Diaz will be recognized by the
administration. The sentiment
in tavorof recognition is daily
gaining ground.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

TEXAS now has three parties,
two of which arc well defnedi
file Democratic and the Repub-
lean. The third is the Tadpole
or Greenback party; it is not
vet ON lis legs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

TUX misunderstanding be
tween Russia and England con-
Times, and there has been no
progress whatever made fowrads
satisfactory settlement.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

ST.. PATRIcK's dav was duly
observed in St. Louis. The
Republican of the 18th inst,
devotes five columns of solid
nonpariel TO description of the
celebration.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

ACCORDING to the statistics
London contains 4, $50, 900 souls.
and covers an area of 69s square
miles which would fill a space OF
over 26 miless quare. There
are 1860 miles of streets. Tax
as are high being at the rate OF
Sos per head or $3.50 per an
mum.
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THE Victoria Advocate is OF
opinion that Texas can stand
Tom Scott's Pacific railroad.
At the same time it firmly, but
respectfully declines Mr. Throck-
morton Just at this time.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.
Last Chance.

TINE TIME FOR PAYMENTS OF
Il Taxes on real estate for The yea y
1873. 1874, 1873 xna 1877 will be TX
tended to the fra DAY OF April next
without est, after which inns there
will positively he no further delay
All PARTIES who have not raid their
taxes lnr rad years, APE rrghrs,ed To
come forward AMI pay the came and
Sam Curt. r. J.. UARTIv,
Collector Wasbingsns Csunsv
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jrsr received tuii and corrs-
plete line in ladies', misses AMI
children's Shoes. Mems. youths
and boys Boots and Shoes sold
at remarkable low figures, at
D. W. Bloanbargil's.
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Missouri, as well as Texas
towns get into debt. The small
city Of Pleasant Hill, Cass coun-
ty, No., owes 1912 39.
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VEGETINE.
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CBAEiEsTowS.
II. X. STEyESs.
your Blood Preparation in my family tor
several years, AID think that for Scrofula or
Cankeruus Humors or l.hcuinai c affections it
rannot he eacelled; and as = blood purifier
and spring medicine it is the beat thing have
ever VI ed, and / have usesi almost everything.
Ican chccrftilly recommend ii TO any ore in
need of such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MIes. \. a. DINSMORE.
10 Russell Street.
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THE prohibitory liquer law
was killed in the house of repre-
sentatives OF Massachusetts by
a vote of lis to SO.
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THE Hampstead Messenger
continues to urge upon the citi-
zens of that place the impor-
lance OF securing the great one
leg led railway. 1t says that ii
the road is secured, Hampstead
will become the lumber market
Tor the whole Central railroad,
but If allowed To 20 to Courtney
or Navasota, Hampstead will
be irretrievably ruined.
"A youth named Abe Mont
gomery, aged Is, was killed
while out on a deer drive. The
remainder OF the party had re-
turned home and missing the
young man search was institu-
ted and his body was found shot
through The heart, near Post &
Terrell's SAW mill, in Grimes
county. Whether the killing
Was accidental Or not remains II
mystery.
Victoria Adrocate. Cole
man & Fulton lately sold the
Scott e Byler pasture, contain
ing 16,0oO arcres, 10 W Wright
OF Danquette, for $4,000. MIR.
w. as the same time sold Mes
srs G. n. & i. 1000 beecvs at
SIG per head, and has the option
to deliver at any time before
Augest 1st 5000 head of COWS
with calves at $I2 for each COW
and calf
4 SPECIAL to the Galveston
Ne,cs from IIutchius, a station
on the Central road, says:
Train No. I due here at los
was robbed by tour masked men.
The express WAS taken, the
mail plundeied and express
messenger, Thomas, wounded.
Fifteen or twenty shots were
exchanged. The robbers were
all youug men. They did not
| get any money. the messenger
having put it in the stove when
he discovered what was going
on.
= Ronnd Rock Headlight.
The country in the direction OF
Georgetown presents marks OF
improvement on every hand.
New farms are being opened up,
new houses built and old ones
enlarged. :. If the local option
law has been repealed, what
will become OF one or two doe
tors in this country whose prac-
lice has chiefly consisted in as
sisting liquor dealers to evadc
the law?
= Lampasas D'spatch: Conn
ty scrip is now current at IS
cents on the dollar. =. Three
young men, arrested for cow
skinning, have been committed
to Jail in default of $500 bail
esch. -. We are now ready to
announce candidates for con-
si,leration. "a young chap
calling himself Benson, was
jailed for stealing oxen. He
says he has been on the dodge
tor FIVE years.
Hampstead Courier: During the
week we have come across three
colored young men who are go
ing to enter the A. and III.
college at Alta Vista. "a
number OF new brick store-houses
are under contract and working
people will have plenty to dc
teis summer -. Enough iron
is now in the city TO lay five
miles of the Prismoidal or one
legged railway. There is
now s3Sf4 so school money in
the county treasury. E ght
hundred and twenty persons
have paid their taxes forlSI7.
THE Comanche Chiet has a
fearful story on the Sheriff and
his deputies, of Bsxar county;
also a serious complaint against
Hoo. J. II. McLeary and Les
lie Thompson. The trouble
grows out OF the Geo. Harner,
Comanche bank robbery. The
sheriff is accused OF resisting
an attachment; the deputies
could not be found.
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MASr Of our exchanges are
loaded down TO the guards with
delinquent tax lists.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

Twenty-Five cents will paw for
a good square meal at the Phe-
nix Restaurant
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

Observation-Disclosures ell
egant billiard saloon is free Tor
the use Of his customers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

The BANNER is again under
obligations to Hon. S. B. Max
ey, for Con sressioual favors.
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If you want tine best pictures
you ever had taken go to Gallo
ways Gallery and you will be
satisfied.
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For the best selected stock of
Dry Goods at very low prices
90 TO Newbouer Bros.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

BEAUTIFUL Linen Lawns. only
90 cents per yard, at Newbouer
Bros
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THE latest STYLES of FouIards
and Snow Flake Linens with
edgings to correspond SO pretty
and new at Newbouar Bros.
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THE newest styles of ladies'
Fischues and Scarts just arrived
at NEWCOMERS.
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eve cali the attertlon of our
readers to the advertisement ot
Simmons Liver Regulator.
which appears in TO days paper,
This standard remedy does moi
deserve TO be classed with the
many patent nostrums so liber-
ally advertised throughout the
country. 1t is one Of the very
best preparations of is kind in
use; and is recommended by the
regular / Practitioners of medi-
cine. 1t has ii large sale in this
city, and can be found in all
our drug stores, bottle or
package should be fonnd in ev-
cry family. as its jndicious use
IS almost certain to prevent a
q bilious attack, if taken when
ne symptoms first show Them
selves" Purchasers should be
careful to see that they get the
genuine, manufactured only by
j. Ii. Zeilin. SCo Philadelphia
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

GOLD down to 101 at New
York and goods proportionally
low at Newbouer Bro s.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-22

JusT received full and COM
plete assortment OF embroider-
les, laces, silk handkerchietS,
fishues, ties, gloves, corsets,
notions of every description,
sold very cheap, at d, W.
Bloombargh's.