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THE SroDpART COMEDY Con-
PANY.-On account of the mud
Iy. condition of the streets the
iudience Tuesday night was not
Is large as on the previous even
;ng. The pieces presented were
6 'arried Life" and the farce ~
Man, the Goad for Nothing"
In both pieces the members OF
he company fully maintained
heir well earned reputation as
'olished artists. The perform
,nce on both evenings were for
the benefit of the Brenham
Grays. the members of which
company were present in force.
We regret that our limited space
will not permit us TO go into the
details OF the performance
With, perhaps a few exceptions,
all who had the pleasure of see
ing the Stoddart Company were
well pleased.
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.--The
paupers were all required to APP
pear before the Court in person
or by Surgeons certificate. The
following named persons are now
|. on the rolls: Mrs. N. G. Chap
man, Wiley Jones and Elizabeth
Phelps, IS per month each; CT
zero Dawson, Benford Frederick,
Johanna TIen!y, Tams EidinS,
Henry Dougherty and William
Smith Sc per month each; John
Alien, Temp Burrell, Molly
Heard and Tom Schurer, IS per.
month each; FL. L. Everett, Sam
Winbush, Jifn Shoemake, Sank
Caruthers, g. Brewer, Synthia
Craig, Cinda Jones, L. Hogan,
j ophie Gee, James Holt, Mrs.
Rutherford, Amy Robinson.
Dibby Jackson, Judy Fountain,
Flora Browning, Emanuel Routt
and Anderson Williams 81 per
month each; Honover Thompson
Clarissa Thompson and William
Christ SO per month each. To-
tai, tllirty-three paupers, draw
ing S157 a month. Five names
were dropped from the roll Of
1877.
Since the foregoing list was
furnished, Doc Fullerton and
Lee Lewis have been enrolled at
81 per month.
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Our Masters Wig.
Ioulsy1LLE. KY. Feb. 10. 1877.

ToUIsyILLE. KY.. Feb. 10. 1877.
Mn. r. H STEVENS
DEAR SIR-Thrre years ago was
suffering terribly with 1iaflammatory
Rheumatism. Our minister's wife adj
vised me TO take Vegetinv. After TAX
ing one BOTTLE, ] was eurirnly relieved.
This year. feeling return of the dis
ease. again commenced taking il, and
sm being ben, fitted greatly. It also
greatly improy . my digestion. Re.
spectful Y, mrs. A. BALLARD,
1Cl1 West Jefferson Street.
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Ok HIS MUscr.E.-A wild
Irishman, who lives In the
country, came 70 town on Sat-
uraay and made war on "bug
in.ce." He saon got steam mp
to the fighting point, and pro-
posed to whip anything or any.
body. Some charitable disposed
individual lent him Zone" on
the potato trap, causing an
abundant flow OF the rosy. The
day peelers put in an appear
ancc-after the man had been
strickland kindly advised him
to follow the example OF the
swallows. and HON ward fly.
He treated their advice with
cantempt, and proposed clean
ing them out. The peelers
called one or two colored gen.
tlenaan-to their assistance; and
after very. severe tussle, in
which the wild m.a tougas ike
a tiger, he was landed 10 the
bastile. where he win be al
lowed to COOL off. Charges
against him viii not be pressed,
as his family need all his earn
tugs.
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WHAT A STORY OF Misery is
comprised in the blief despatch
to the Philadelphia Press stat
ing that "the entire and partial
stoppage of operations in differ
ent districts in the coal region
has thrown ont of employment
between $4,000 and 80, 1000 min
ers, la5orers, railroades, and
others classes of mechanics who
are employed about the mines
and by the transportation COM
panies."
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Roosrrns = FnYrSe SIzE.-

RoosrEns = FRYING SEE
BRENNAN has quite a number
of very young ROSTERS, frying
size, ranging in age from six
to twelve and fourteen years.
The little spring reossers par,
take a good deal OF the nature
of the owl, i. e. they come out
after dark and do all manner OF
devilment. some of their doings
being in fact disgracetul. The
parents OF these young roosters.
we are satisfied, do not know
half the tricks they are up tt
in the shade of the evening.
During the early part OF last
week the monkey shines OF
bevy of the spring chicks be
came known, and in order to
scare the little roosters it was
reported around that the Mayor
had been furnished with a list
OF their names, and that they
would be publ;s l. in the
BANNER on Saturday morning.
This excited as much commo-
ton among the young 'uns as
the explosion OF a bomb shell
in camp. Shortly after eight
o'clock in the evening the
BANNER sanctum was visited by
one small rooster, who was con
siderably crest-fallen, and who
requested that 'his" name be |
omitted from the "roll of honor"
He was followed at intervals BY |
by at least dozen others, each |
OF whom by his action mani-
tested his guilt. The BANNER
these little chaps to be |
have themselves in the future |
Or they may accidentally get
themselves into trouble.
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Tie people were suffer-

I
R6m hard times. Farmers
Me evidently moving, though
not as rapidly as one would
think they might in the right
direction. Not as much wheat
has been sown as we had ex-
peterborough we hope how
ever, to make u satisfactory test.
Mr.. Thomas N. Bowers has
six acres of wheat sown in No
vembor, which looks very fine.
Fhe question OF vegetable
raising for market has attracted
the attention OF farmers to some
extent. Whether they will give
the matter a fair trial, remains
to be seen.
| notice a few persons are
fencing pursuant to the hog
law. while the most OF them
seem to prefer the good, old
way.
We have heard of several
weddings lately. Madame rumor
says we may look out for more
soon. That looks sensible. |
never eonld see why the matri-
monial market should be over
stocked about Christmas, and
then be distressingly dull the
balance of the year. Your
lady readers, especially the
young ladies, always look for
the notice OF marriage licenses
thai have been issued the pre-
ceding week the first thing.
Who knows but some of them
look forward with anxiety to the
time when their names shall
appear in that list.
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ARRESTED. Albert Morgan, a

ARRESTED. Albert Morgan,
Senegambian gentleman, who
works at the Central House, took
on board too much "bug juice"
last Tuesday evening and going
to the house raised a row with
another Senesambian gentleman
who 'shines 'em up Mr.. Nor
gan was taken charge OF by a
peeler aud placed in the bastile
to cool of.
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-
In AND OUr.-A stran &c Eng
l;shman came to town on Sat-
urday, and at once opened war
on "kondeusod kofn.n After
lighting K. <. awhile, he con-
cluded to try his hand on a
man. He claimed to be science,
and demanded a fair stand up
and knock dowa fight. Hecame
out second best, and at once
removed the korn war. Tn this
engagement he was also
worsted. Feeling weary he
made his "downy" couch ON the
sidewalk, and abont nine or ten
o'clock in the evening the
sstars" lit on and escorted him
to the city i,astile. In his
various engagements he got. one
of his wrists pretty badly Grip
pied, and pair of very artistic
mansard roots put over bis eyes.
The police found some four dol.
lars in cash in his possession.
Considering that he had been
sufficiently punished. his funds
were returned to him Monday
morning, and went on his way
up the railroad.
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poll

d neutrality-suspicious. Poil
Ii Tax To School Fund
Be it ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF Brenlirin-
Section l. That the Poll Tax lev:t-i
by the city for The year 1871, aud Until
this resolution is resciuded. ih- and il
hereby appropriated To the School fund.
Section 2. The city Assessor anu cli.-s
lec,or is instructed TO credit the same
up1n collection 10 the account OF the
Schoo fund. and. to accnans fer and l,ay
the same over 10 HE Treasurer ON &C.
count of said fund. spyrevrl IHnuary
Sth, 1878. j. 4. L.a'Rioioss, Na,ti.
Attest: {. II; s:st,iste. Sscsrsars.
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OFFICER SHoT.-On Tuesday
night Deputy Sheriff John Tray
lor arrested one Calvin Rivers,
colored, an escaped convict, on
Mr.. Woods place, near Mill
creek, six miles West of Bren-
ham. The negro resisted arrest
aud eshot Traylor through the
palm of the hand. Travlor then
took pull at the negro and shot
him in the head, after which he
surrendered and was brought to
town. On Wednesday morning
Mr.. Traylor left with his pris-
oner for Houston.
Rivers was arrested as an
escaped convict, and will be
taken back to Huntsville by
Mr.. Traylor. In addition to be-
ing shot through the hand
Traylor was also shot through
the arm just above the elbow.
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LOUISIANA STATE LorrBRY.-
In this issue appears the adver-
tisemant Of the Louisiana Stale
Lottery, a grand drawing of
which takes place on March
18th. This lotteryis fairly con-
ducted and those who are en-
clined to take a chance of max
ing a big winning, cannot do
better than to buy a ticket.
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ReENHAM. Feb. 10. 1878.

DRENHAN, ecu. ~, 1910.
Received this day OF Messrs.
Sayles & Robinson, agents for
the La Caisse General Insurance
Company of Paris, France, one
thousand and ninety-two dollars
and seventy cents, in cash pay
ment in full for loss by fire on
my Clubhouse and contents.
r. T. FLEwELLEN, JR.
Feb13-d&wtt
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MAYORS CouRr.-This high
muck-a-muek tribunal convened
OF Wednesday morning for the
trial OF Shad, Mckinney, a bad
negro, who was arrested for ex-
posing his person. He was
charged $40 and trimmings; hut
not having that amount of
ready sand" he still languishes
in the shades of the bastilc.
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DEAD.-One of our reporters
learns, on good authority, that
Mr.. Billingslea, who was SO
roughly handled by the negroes
at Chappell Hill, died at his
residence, near Buckllorp, on
Tuesday morning.
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-This
tribunal was engaged on We'd
nesday and Thursday in APP
pointing road overseers and
districting the roads. The city
of BRENNAN including all the
corporate limits was made into
a separate districts and the Hon.
J. 7. ]. O'Rirodan apo inted
overseer.
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BAHIA grand military ball
by the Brenham Greys took
place at the Opera House on
Thursday evening. The atten-
dance was good. and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by the par
Elephants.
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DISCERNING child (who has
heard some remarks by papa)-
"Are you our new nurSea"
Nnrse-"Yes dear" Child
swell, then, l am one of those
boys who can only. be managed
BY kindness. SO you had better
get some sponge cake and or
anges at once"
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PERsoNAL.-Judge McCrim-
mon, of the Hampstead Mes
senger, was in the city on
Wednesday. He was looking
as stylish as "a French dancing
master, aud wore that bee-gum
hat.
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WARS the diffenuce, asked
the teacher in arithmetic, be-
tween one yard and two vardsl7
"a fence" said Tommy Beales.
Then Tommy sat on the ruler
fourteen times.
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FRosr. u On Sunday and
Monday mornings the grouad
was covered with heavy white
frost. Gu Sunday we had a
very sharp aud di,agreesble
norther.
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DULL.-The fine weather had
the effect of making everything
in town as dull as mid 81 mmer on
Thursday Things generally
were serene. and the ''peeIers
and fly cops" made no arrests.
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prRsoNAL.-Gen. j. B. Ro-
bertson WAS in the city Monday
on his way to his plantation
near Independence.
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Tue wild Irishnan, whose
adventures were duly chronicled
in Sunday mornings BANNER,
was honoraHy discharged, aud
lett at once for home.
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A coLoREn nynsph de pace
was arra ted on Sunday evening
Tor plyiag her vocation on the
streets. She was discharged,
with the injunction TO go and
sin no more.
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1t is the opinion OF an intel
ligent dairyman that there is
difference Of two quarts of milk
a day between a cow comforta-
bly, housed and the same one
exposed to the cold for half the
day. rs we see them.
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MIS-. HENRIETTA CnANFRAU
aud a splendid New York cem-
pmy of twenty.three artists, are
billed for Brenhain on the 9th
and 2Ssh insts.
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WE learn from several farm
ers who were in the city yester
day, that the late heavy rain
has retarded blowing come
what.
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RAIN seonineucei raining
about nine o'clock on Tuesday
morning and continued until
about three in the afternoon,
after which the sun came out.
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GRIEF STRICKEN Snipkins
refused to get his wife new
hat. and soon after his little girl
came in and ,.ssaid. "Manma,
won't you. buy me a monkey to
play with when you go down
town." mo, darling wait till
you are older, and then marry
one, as | did" replied the griet
stricken wife, her tears bursting
forth afresl.
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CorroS.-on Tuesday morn
ing we poticed not less thar a
dozen wagon loads Of cotton in
town at one time.
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DIED at Texarkana, January
1lth, 1878, of pneumonia, Mr..
w. s. MCDONALD, of Breuham,
aetd about 4e wears.
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REACHING after tine uiiallain-
able"- man feeling up under
the back of his vest for the end
cfa parted suspender.- Rssrling-
tor iIqUkeye.
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CoRx PLASrrNG.-We learn
Rom a gentleman living in the
Gay Hill neighborhood that
m my farmers began planting
corn on Monday.
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WEEDsPoRr, N. Y. Is pay
ing up its church dents bv"
kissing bees" One kiss for.
ten cents or three tor a quarter
are the ruling quotation.
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ARRESTED. John Morgan was
arrested at Chappell Hill on a
charge of being implicated in
beating Billing,lea and Alli-
son. lie WAS released on bond.
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w ATERMELoSs are looming
up in the near farture as the
great American product y Ex-
periments in California show
that sugar can be extracted from
the melons at a cost of two cents
per pound less than from sugar
cane. Besides this, oil is made
from the seed aud alcohol from
the rind.
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Poraress.-our merchants are
still selling large quantities OF
Irish potatoes for planting pur-
poses.
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A GENTLEMAN from tie Ber-
lin neighborhood says he has
several peach trees in full
bloom. He has Irish potatoes
up in his garden, and his cab
bage plants are already about
six inches high, and growing
iipely.
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Tns blue BIRD has put IN his
sprung appearance and the wealth
err is now, as fiis as the most
f;,stiiious could desire.
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noP.-4i nunu oil Young
Americans had a social hop at
Witch rigs hall on Monday
esening. The young folks had
q fine timc.
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The creditors OF q liquor
dealor, so the courts decide,
may drink his beer bat they
cannot seize it for debt. It be-
longs TO the brewer until paid
for.-N. Y. Herald.
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B. G. PARADE On Thurs
day afternoon the Brenham
Greys were out on a full dress
parade. Author and Krug's
brass band furnished the music.
The "boys" presented a fine
appearance.
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SALE OF AKMs.-The city mar
shall on Saturday sold two parks
of pocket artillery that had been
confscated by the city. Oae OF
the gems was very large, very
old and very rusty navy SIX,
Colts ball and cap pistol with
part of the ram-rod missing.
After very spirited bidding it
was knocked down to the tortun
ate purchaser at the e1travagant
price of one dollar and a half.
The other pistol was late style
improved cartridge shooter and
sold for $1,000. The proceeds
of tho sale go into the city treas
,ru
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DrALoGUE between two Boz
hemians: "W ould, Q would
that l had fifty thousand a year.
[ know what I'd do WHAT
''Noth;nE."
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Local Intelligence.

BRENHAn is in want Of nlau-
ufactories.
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Asobject OF earnest sclicitude
to the municipal Office seeker
the celorsd man and brother.
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SHADE rRwEs.- Several syca-
more trees have been planted
in front of Mouldenhour's store
on the square. About halt doz-
Ell Or such a matter. of sycamor-
es, abeut the size of sickiy
buggy whip have also been set
ont on the east-ide of the court
III he ward.
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SMALL FIRE.-About halt
past four o'clock on Monday
afternoon the usual quiet of our
town was disturbed by the ring
ing of the fire bell. The stable
of Mr.. James A. Wilkins, on the
corner of Vulcan and douglass
streets was discovered to be on
fire The Hook and Ladder
Company and numerous citizens
at once repaired to the spot and
by strenuous exertion succeeded
in combining the fire to the
stable, which was comparatively
new. One or two hay stacks
between the stable and dwell
ling were moved in short order,
and thus the dwelling house
was saved. Some three hundred
bushels of corn were burned.
The total loss is between $3.50
800, upon which is no insurance
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MooDY deneunces achoirs of
people"
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contemplate building the coming
summer. W. A. Wood, ". +.
>oran and Others, are havin
heir lots fenced and will us
hem for gardening purposes,
This suburb is destined to, be
oheof the most attractive in the
city for residences. The Ger
mans, we learn, contemplateNthe
erection of large Academy in
that vicinity that will be an or.
nament to the city.
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THE Purim Ball will take
place on March 10Th.
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OLD BooKs.-Major Moses
Austin Bryan has shown us a
copy of phamphlet, OF which
the following is the title. page:
Translation OF the laws, orders
and contracts on colonization,
from January, 1897, up to this
time, in virtue OF which Col.
Stephen F. Austin has intro
duced and settled foreign emf
grants in Texas, with an ex>
planato-y introduction. San
Filipe de Auatin, Texas: Print.
ID by Goodwin B. Gotten, No
yember, 1929" 1t cnntains
seventy pages, and is probably
one OF the first books printed in
she English language in Texas.
Another pamphlet printed at
Columbia in 1887 by G. & T.
Il. Borden, public printers, is a
history of the evacuation OF
Texas, being a translation OF
The representation addressed to
he Supreme Government by
Gen. Vincente Filisola, i'll de-
tense of his honor. 4
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BEAT TO DEATn. On Sunday
afternoon two white men came
mp from Chappell Hill to pro
cure warrants for the arrest of
three or four negroes, who, on
Sunday last, set upon Mr.. John
P. Blllingslea, OF Austin county,
and gave him such a severe
beating that he died of his in,
iuries on Friday or Saturday
last. A Mr.. Allison, who was
in company with Mr.. B., was
ais, roughly handled. Tom
Garrett, one of the negroes con-
cerned in the row and grand
scoundrel. was arrested at Hemp
stead and brought up on the
train Monday noon. He snow
in Jail. 1t is also rumored that
Allison j. dead, but this is not
certain. Chsppcll Hill 'smedi-
cine" was the prime cause of the
trouble.
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We learn from one gentle
man that he is going to plant
an acre OF two in peas and
beans for the Northern market.
Quite a large acreage of these
vegetables will be planted in
this vi, Unity; and should they
escape the frost. a good many
odd dollars will be realized by
the producers.
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He WORKS. Mr.. Shade Nc
Kinney, the bad gentleman OF
Senegambian extraction, who
was fined $40 and accompany
ments by the Mayor, a day or
two ago, having got tired of lay
ing in the bastile and has been
put to work on the streets, where
he is said to be doing good
work.
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WILKINS ADprTIoN.-A repre-

WILNN 5 ADDITIONAL repre-
sentative of the BANNER visited
this locality few days ago and
was surprised to seerthe improve
menis commenced on nearly ev-
cry lot. Many OF the streets have
been laid ont and several resi-
dences are being built, while
others are under contract. tn,
plot comprises about $50 acres.
and was sold at Sheriff 5 sale %,
December last, andtbe ciR1
he title havin. seeH "a
averal o: our most
citizens purchased la'
c. II. Carffzia.>Sasa1
j ahnke, Evansieh.x
Mrs. II. Baker are,
dences erected. NJ
will soon haze two -
L L
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Issued
by II, NJ. Lewis, County Clerk,
for the week ending February
14th.
Joseph Jezeck and Veronica Siptak.
Tom Augusta and Sally Cheeks
Vim. Dornh effer and Bertha Pressed.
Hnrrice Hill and Mary Comte.
Edmund Potts and Ma rtha Carter.
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Useful in attending to the
lire, winding up the clock and
turning out the gas.
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WEEKLY CorToN STATEMENT.
Mr.. W. X. Lewis furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday. the 7th inst:
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VI. W. 4u-t-NtF7f 2 f7f
Pastor OF The nj. 4. Church.