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vantageous one that could have been
reached for the people. a sound cur
rency which is of fixed value is the great
est blessing which country engaged in
agriculture, mining or manufactures can
have. The capitalists, tae brokers, or
the commercial men who are continually
studying finance, are able to keep up
with financial fluctuations, and by iii
vpsting; selling and re-investing they are
able to prosper by dealing even in a
worthless currency. 1t is not so with
the farmer whose products are obliged to
go upon the market at the season they
are harvested. When he sells he wishes
to obtain currency which he can keep
for months without fear Of depreciation,
and if he should be so unfortunate as To be
compelled to borrow money it is to his
interest that it shall not be of greater
value when pay day comes tlian it WAS
at the time Of borrowing. Even the or
dinary laborcr is interested in a stable
currency, for when he contracts for a
months wages he is interested in the
money retaining its value, and not in re-
cciving one sum for one month and an
other for the next, in consequence Of
currency fluctuations. The true policy
for the party is to declare in favor of ma
ti0nal treasury notes to such amount as
can be maintained at par with specie,
FOR the abolition of national banks ana
for the restoration Of banking under the
State laws. With such financial plat.
form as this we believe the Democratic
party can command the suiTragcs of the
great mass Of the people of the United
States, and so far from losing the North
ern States we ought 10 be able to carry
more Of them than ever before. The re-
verses Of the November elections should
make the party more careful. The best
and purcst men of the country should be
put at the head, and thorough canvass
DO made Of every State in the Union.
Instead Of abandoning the North, we
hope the Presidential nominee for two
years hence VIII be Senator Thomas i.
Bayard, of Delaware, who is the most
exalted type Of the statesmen of this age.
The name of such man at the head Of
the ticket, with Mr.. Hendricks, Judge
Thurman, or some other able and pure
man from the West, would recall the pc
riod of our country's greatest glory, and
arouse n patriotic enthusiasm which
would sweep over the entire Union with
triumph, calling back the days Of old
when the best and greatest men Of the
land ruled the counsels of State. 1t
would oblterate the recollections of
strife and calamity which have distracted
our people, and assure the pcrmancnce
and SUCCESS of the free institutions of our
government for the future.
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solicit continuance of the same.
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Il by calling to pay their accounts be-
fore Christmas
Nov u, 1873 10
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Meeting a. Long Psint.

EDITORS BANNER
Our Democratic club held a meeting
on Saturday June list, a goodly number Of
gentleman from all sections OF our voting
precinct being present. The following
named gentleman were selected to repre-
sen, US, at your county convention on the
18th inst:
]. V. Matson, G. W. Gentry, w. W:
Craig, F. J. and l. c. Neinast, ]. Stewart.
l.. h. Little !. Fl. Holt, F. NJ Griffin. W.
H. Knight, Il. Campbell. G. E. Neinast.
DIR. Bradford, ]. c. Barnett, Vim. Kiel, A..
!. Landerdale. Silas Wood, S. W. Adams,
o. Edison, y. Boomer. r. F. Halbert,
L. p. Campbell, C. B. Shepard. E. Rouse.
F. Schutze, N. Mulhouse, l. Gordel, DIR.
Pntchardt, A X. Shepard, and instructed
10 recommend for nomination: Capt. J.
NJ. Williams for Representative; Samuel
Schlenker for District Clerk; Fl. NJ. Lewis
for County Clerk, 10 Lipscomb for County
Judge; l.. X. Tarver for County Attorney;
Black Ldekridge for Tax Assessor; W. c,
Broesche for Tax Collector; C. Minkwitz
for County Treasurer; John Sayles for Coun-
ty Surveyor.
Their. was some discussion in regard to-
the two-ihirds rule, but there was no action
TAKEN All present seemed to realize the
importance Of thorough organization and
united effort in order to get honest and ca
pable men elected to office.
Silas Wood was declared, by unanimous
vote, to be- our choice for County Commits
sioner frnm this Rent. e Rarns,tf for Inc
tice of the Peace and w. FL Knight for
Constable, and that they be requestad to
submit their names before the Beat conven-
ton. soon to be he'd at Burton.
Resolved. That the BRENNAN BANNER
be requested to publish these proceedings.
]. V. MATSON, Chairman.
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From Giddings.

JuNE 5. IS.
EDITORS BANNER:
Our town is exceedingly dull; there
is no news in the atmosphere. On Sun
day morning our citizens were Mortified by
the news that Mr.. Alex. Farmc-. one ofour
best farmers, had been waylaid and killed
by some unknown party. There is univcr-
sal regret at the loss OF valuble citizen.
The Greenbackers met yesterday and or
ganized club with John Alexander as
president. Several speeches were made
The Temperance Council gives Literary
and Musical sociable on the 18th inst. 1t
promises to be grand affair.
There is petition in circulation to the
Hon. Seth Shepard, of your city, to meet
Wash Jones here on Saturday. 1t is
hoped that Mr.. s. will accept the invita-
ton.
Two car loads of potatoes have been
shipped from here this week. Roasting
ears are common now; they come in by
the wagon load and sell at fifteen cents 4
dozen. a party at Lexington who has
some Iosedale early peaches has supplied
our market so far. l..
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COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT
June term. Monroe Richard
son, disturbing public worship,
fined SIS and costs. State VS..
]. Key, nolle pros. by county
attorney. State VS.. Mac Cakes,
nolle pros. by county attorney.
State VS.. G. F. Whisnant, APP
peal from Justices court; de-
PENDANT dismissed. State VS..
r. R. McCandliss, nolle pros,
by county attorney. State VS..
Ben Elliott and Anderson Eli
OFT, disturbing public worship
dismissed. The cases of State
vs. George Daniels and Bill
Payne were, on motion of the
county attorney, stricken from
the docket. State VS. Charles
Elder, for arresting negro with
out warrant, fined S. and costs.
T xelve jurors were ordered paid
for one days jury service each.
Adjourned until Saturday.
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LANIGAN's BALL.-On Tues
day morning FIVE or six young
gentleman who stand high in
fashionable circles, not only
might have been, but were ac-
tually seen on the public streets
with their eyes bunged up and
illustrated in colors-black and
blue. 1t appears that after the
adjournment of the Temper
ance society two or more fist
fights ensued on the streets. 1t
was a regular Donnybroek fair
or Lanigan's ball fight. 1t is
but just to the Temperance So
ciety and the participants in the
ball or brawl to say that bug
juice" had nothing to do with
the trouble.
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IS always the happy result of using Parker's
Gingci Tonic. The mother gains surpris-
ingly in health and strength by its aid. and
her babe thus obtains happy comfort and
peace that shows how wonderfully the
strengthened nervous and physical eondthoa
of the mother reflects itself on her nursing
little one. II is a rare comfort % have Nes-
vonsness, headache and sleeplessness sub
deed IL only this remedy can do it, while
that destroyer OF our little ones-Cholcra In
fap,um, and the dreaded Cholera. Dysen-
iery. cholera morbuS. collie and cramps, are
shoEa of their ,erroEs and speedily cured by
this incompatible corrective and inviSor-
ant, Buy from your druggist. K. E.. Luhn
a dollar bottle, or a sample bottle at fifteen
cents AM tcs, rs I,.cris,.
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4 FsvDkfFE RENSnY.-Simmo;'s fiv-
CT sesikitor is one of the most mcri,orious
and popsRar Preparations offered 10 the
pubhc> II is entirely free from injurious
mineral substance, and as vegetable pre-
naration made OF southern roofs and herbs
it is a sovereign remedy for ali liver and
bowel complaints 'rae merits os this rem
cdy commend il 10 she public as 4 standard
to be kept constantly in the family. 1t has
the most unqualified endorsement of thou
sands ofour most prominent citizens in all
parts Of the. county. who haze used ii and
testify to its excellent medical and curative
properties. Purchasers should be careful
10 see that they get the "Genuine." MANN
featured only by J. II. ZfILIN & Co., Phil
adelnhia.
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Liver is King.

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 she natural rssalr,
The indieestioE of food, the movements of
the heart and blood, the action Of the brain
and nerveaS system, are all Immediately
connected with the workings OF the Liver
rhas been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower is unequalied in curing all
persons ceScted With Dyspepsia or Liver
Comptaint ans ali the numerous symp-
toms that result from an unhealthy condi-
ton of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles to Try, 10 cents. Positively sold Is
all towns on the Western Continent
Three doses viii prove that it is Just what
YOU want.
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ONLY WANTED ONE A
man came to town the other
day to buy a coffin. He went
to one of our leading undertake
ers and selecting a coffin asked
the price The undertaken re-
piled Fifteen dollars. =" The
coffin buyer objected to the
price when the undertaken said
if he would take two of them he
would let him have them at
twelve, dollars and a half each.
This was a sumner, but the,
buyer recovering his presence
of mind asked: What do l
want with two collins ?"
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BLURGLARY.-On Monday
night sometime between twelve
o'clock and Tuesday morning,
Boyer's saloon on the east side
of the square, was entered from
the alley and seven dollars TAX
en- out of the missionary box"
and "toted off. A few days
ago Franks restaurant was rob-
bed of a turkey and some pro-
visions. On Saturday night the
restaurant was again visited but
on this occasion the thieves
found nothing that they could
carry away to advantage.
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MAYORS CoURT.-On Tues
day morning the city marshal
was out two hours before day
building a fire under the boil
ers that were to furnish the
steam for running the police
court. The grist was the heav-
lest of the season. The mar
shall was in fine working order
and soon had up steam so high
that he had to throw a hundred
pound niger boy on the safety
valve lever to keep from blow
ing off steam. An examination
of the steam gauge showed 200
pounds. The marshal turned
the throttle when Jane Martin,
an of-colored lady waltzed out
on the platform. She was
charged with shooting-shoot-
ing off her mouth" at another
lady also colored. Jane was
assessed 81 and trimmings. She
paid. Mary Brewer, a negress
was charged with fighting, but
as the complainant failed to APP
pear she was discharged and
the costs were assessed against
the complainant, to be collected
whenever she is found. Charles
Mcclure, disturbing the peace
on Saturday night, discharged.
Harry Lee, disturbing the peace
fined So 80 and trimmings,
which he paid. Sam. Wilkins,
using profane language fined 81
and trimmings which he paid.
The city treasury was enriched
some SI2 and the pocket of the
city marshal was also heftier.
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JUsrIcE's COURT. = Justise
Zurcher on Monday bound
Thom1S Hatch, (the negro of
whom mention was made in the
BANNER the other day., ever in
the sum of $500 to answer be-
fore the county court. On
Tuesday Tom Rippetoe, ne
gro, charged with stealing a
hog, was held in a bond of $50
to answer before the district
court.
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MAYORS COURT Tuesday
morning. His Honor, Mayor
Kerr was on the throne and dis
posed of the following culprits
l w. Mcintyre, fighting; plead
guilty, fined one cent and trim
mings. Paid.
II Mr.. Salley, fighting; fined
one cent and trimmings.
I'll Frank Mcintyre, fighting.
Fined one cent. and trimmings.
w w. P. Dashiell, fighting.
Discharged.
V Bette Rippetoe, colored
using abusive language to an
other colored lady. Fined 81
and trimmings. Paid.
VI Sarah Jew, colored, using
abusive language to another
colored lady. Fined 81 and
trimmings. Paid.
VII Susan Jew, colored, using
abusing language to another
colored lady. Discharged.
The lady last mentioned pre-
ferred a counter charge against
the complainant. Investigation
to-day.
The city treasury was en-
riched by SI2 OF collected and
deposited by the marshal.
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You 1cur Orrr-A voun,

You LIGHT UT!-A young
man who lately arrived in Bren-
ham from one of the old States
engaged as a sewing machine
agent. He started out with
brilliant prospects of speedily
realizing a competency. In the
course of business, the new
agent called at a farm house
and asked the lady if she want
ed TO buy sewing machine.
She said she did, and called her
husband; a man about six feet
two or three inches long.
The long man came. and FIX
ing steady gaze on the young
man, asked him: What do
you want?"
The young man replied: 81
calledto see if | could sell you
a sewing machine this morn
ing"
The long man straightcd HIM
self up and said: Sewing ma
chine! He'll Doyou see that
gate p
The young man replied: ~
do"
The long man then remark
ed: you are the fifth sewing
machine man who has been
here this morning. you light
out"
The young man said Good
morning" and left. He is now.
open for another engagement,
but does not wish to have any
thing more to do with sewing
machines.
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"VARMINTs. - Mr.. ]. E.
Rucker, who lives three miles
north of town, informs the BAN
NER that for some time he has
been missing his chickens. A
day or two ago he medicated
some eggs. and placed them I'M
der the tree where the chick
ems roasted. The next morn
ing the eggs were missing. A
number of buzzards appeared
in the woods a short distance
from his house, and an inspec-
ton of the locality was made.
Two dead grey foxes the size of
prairie cayotes were found.
The medicated eggs had cook
ed the foxes geese. ;"
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HOG RANeE.-The city af-
fords a fine range for hogs. A
negro living amile or two from
town, out in the post oaks, is
the owner of several porkers.
Mistaking the dog law for the
hog law, and being apprehen-
srve that his hogs would be
captured, he came to town and
took his hogs home. If i few
more country people who have
hogs in town would take them
home. it would be better for
the town and worse for the
fleas.
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IN JAIL.-Tom Hatch is a
very black and very bad negro,
who lived on Mr.. A. ]. Rober-
sons plantation. Tom is now
in Jail charged with having bru-
tally whipped his wife and
threatening to kill her. He
will have a preliminary exami-
nation before Justice Zurcher,
on Monday.
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DoN'r CORRECT MISTAKES.

DoN'r CORRECT MISTAKES. =
He was from the country. He
was also dry; he went into a
fashionable saloon and said he
would take a little sugar in
his'n. The vehicle for taking
the sugar wassset up; the man
from the country. prepared his
sugar, at the same time placing
a half dollar on the counter.
The bar-keeper took the half
dollar down. and by mistake,
put two quarters up. The gem
tleman from the country reach
ed for the two quarters, the bar
keeper at the same time saying:
Excuse me, I've made a mis-
take" The gentleman from
the country pocketed the two
quarters, and, with the remark:
1--WE don't correct mistakes"
departed.
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For HuNTsvILLE.-The sher-
if of Feyette county passed
down the road on Monday eve
ming having in charge thirteen
students for the States Indus
trial Institute at Huntsville,
among them were Alex Thomp-
son and Dick Sanders.
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a CARD.

BRENNAN, JUNE 6. rs.
EDITORS BANNER
After serious thought I have
concluded that | will not be a
candidate for any office next
November. l sincerely thank
my friends for their kind offer
to support me for the office /
now hold, and respectfully de-
cline to be a candidate.
Respectfully,
H. +. WILLIAMS.
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FrREmANs' CoNvENTIoN.-In
,ur report Of the meeting ofthe
Rrcnham Hook and Ladder
company last week We omitted
20 mention that Mr.. James A.
Wilkins was elected 4 delegate
TO represent the B. II, & L,
company. in the Fircmans'
State Convention at Galveston
on the 18th inst.
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MAsoNIc.-The following Of
hcers we're elected last. Mon
day night to serve Brennan
Chapter No. S R. A. Masons
for the ensuing year:
R. A. Harvin, NJ. E. High
Priest.
VIM. Dwyer. E. King.
M. w. Mann, E. Scribe.
Alex. Simon, Treasurer.
A. G. Beaumont, Secretary.
The officers to be appointed
by the NJ. E. High Priest, have
not yet been named by him.
The installation will take place
next Monday night, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at which time sew
.eral degrees will be conferred
upno the ladies.
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PERSONAL. = Mr.. T. c.
Thompson, of Caldwell. Bur
Lesson county. was in the city
on Friday en- route for home.
Mr.. Thompson is out as a can
didate for Commissioner of
General Land Office. He has
been to San Antonio, Calves
ton, Houston, and other points
in the State and feels quite fiat
tered at his prospects.
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lQ11fMr. VIM. Carter. on the evening
of the stinst., and was well attended by
the elite OF the neighborhood.
Reading.-Misses. Rosa Tamplin, Laura
Hill, Robbie Carter and Mr.. W. T. Hunt
Music.-Misses Rosa Tamplin, Nettie
Morriss, Mary Miller, Lena Epscomb.
Mr.. VIM. Lockridge and Mr.. Albert Car
ter also favored the society with several ell
egant pieces Of instrumental music ON the
violin and piano.
beg leave TO correct statement in the
communication of Occasional" in re-
gard to the picnic on the 29th of July.
Attwo meetings previous to the above, the
society agreed to have a picnic on The
18th of June, the next meeting after, which
was at Mr.. Jones as your correspondent
stated. some Of the members or, rather one
in particular, wanted to put off the picnic
until the eolh of July, the question as to
the time Of holding the picnic was not set
tied until the last meeting when it was de-
cided to have it on the 2ad of June at the
Baptist church.
. Gay Hill Democratic. club met at the
Baptist church on las, Saturday evening
and elected FIVE delegates and five alter
mates TO the county convention. The club
Will meet again next Saturday night to in
struct delegates. The voters in this neigh
borhood or at least the majority by long
way. are going for Shepard for congress,
and Hubbard for governor.
Croquet playing is getting to be the
principal amusement of late among the
young people which all participate in free
ly.
We were pleased TO meet few days
ago with our old friend Mr.. Z. w. Baker,
of Hays county. Mr.. Baker was formerly
a resident of this county.
One of Gay Hills enterprising farmers,
MIR. B. G. Sayles, is making arrangements
to fatten about so head or cattle this fall, 4
success to the enterprise say I.
Several yong men ef this place are talk
ing of organizing string band, hope they
will succeed. HaRDrIMEs.
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A GREAT many citizens while
in favor of killing the sur
plus dogs, are opposed to
having them shot on the
streets regarding the prac-
tice as dangerous. The dogs
should be caught and impound-
ed or treated TO choice morscls
of "medicated" shin beef.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by
II, NJ. Lewis. county clerk, for
the week ending June 9th:
W.T.. Dotson and NJ. f. Nc
Kinney
R. Johnson and Mary Brack-
ems.
Nelson Noblcs->and Rosina
Coplin.
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FOUND DEAD.-The body of
a man named Aleck Farmer
was found dead on the prairie
near Giddings, Lee county, on
Saturday last. An examina-
ton revealed the fact that Par
mer's body was full of buck
shot holes. No particulars
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From Independence.
IUNE s.'7

JUN D 70.
EDrToRs BANNER:
Roasting-ears are becoming plentiful
around and about Independence. crops
arc better then for years. The senior class
of Baylor University go to BRENNAN to-
day to sit to the artist for group picture.
One of the theological students recently
encountered young bullock, which gave
him some little trouble, 1t is only ncccssa-
ny however, to say, that this very sad ac-
cident happened at late hour at night
which will account for the eclipse Of his
organism, scramble cnsued and our
young " theolog' came out second best
only two indulging in the frolicsome game
-" Euchre. The two Literary societies
of this place held their annual reunion. on
last Friday evening. 1t was one of the
most successful meetings ever held by the
orders. The subjunior exhibition of
Baylor University comes of June 10th P. NJ.
The young ladies' exhibition comes
off June nth P. NJ. The commencement
exercises of Baylor University comes of
June 18th 10 A. NJ. at night, of the same
day, the juniors have there exercises. On
the 9Th the young ladies have their com
mencement exercises at night their grand
concert. Hon. L. w. Moore of La
Grange will deliver the annual Literary
address before the two societies. Our
very worthy citizen, Capt. J. NJ. Williams,
IS still gaining ground. The people are
solid for him here, and at Gay Hill to my
certain knowledge. We want him to rep
resent us. lie is the man, the gentleman
and the choice of the people.
ANTALcIc ANoDyNE-
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RUNAwAY.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon the horses attached to
one Of Mr.. Parks hacks run
away, in the southern part of
town. and hr ke TIE hack into
smithereens; the horses were
uninjurcd. The driver had left
the team standing for a moment.
and during his absence the team
started.
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The BALL orENs.-Mr. Jules
A. Rand e, of Washington, an
nounces in this issue that he is
a candidate for sheriff. MIR.
Randle is an old and well
known citizen of the county and
should he get the nomination
and be elected will make an
efficient officer.
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MASTER LOUIS BAssETT. who
was severely stabbed by Sam
nel Spann upon the school
grounds last Wednesday, is
getting along very well, though
his wound is painful. Prof.
Rote promptly suspended
Spann from the school.