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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
The Weather.

Every one We meet eNclaims, "AiR't il
rolA?' And we'll may they do SO
without prevaricsting, as il is nndoubt-
cdlv very cold Yesterday morning al
Z clock The thermometer indicated
above zero; at l. ", la; at 3 P. NJ, l3';
at p. VI. l27, and at sP, N. lI',with
every sign of 4 heavy snow TALL before
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
Egg Nog.

As is his usual custonl--to cater 10
the tastes al the public at large, =
Sirhkr, the proprietor of the Tidal
Wave, announces that he will have u
large supply of egg nog all day to-day,
and will put il up in neat quart buckets
Tor all who desire to take it home To
their families. Don't forget Chris.
when Won feel like taking wee
dhrap" Of this delicious beverage to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

VERY acceptable present to almost
anv person is nice box OF Tole. !S.dp,
and the place 10 get them nice and
cheap is AT McLain Brothers Drug
Store, where you can find almost every
thing You want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
THE BLACK PRINCELODGE.
How Kaiser Wilhelm's Friends
Enjoyed Themselves other

For some time past the members and
friends oi the above organization have
been on the gm rir6 in regard I" Their
Christmas exc dance. 1t came oil III
grand STYLE last night, about seventy
five couples assembling I" ENJOY the
dance under the musical auspices al
johnnie Birch, aud an elegant rrpasl
As our reporter madc his appearance,
about an inch from Christmas,
ENJOYMENT WAS in full blast.
Kaiser Wilhelm schultz was II
central figure, smiling hraminply
on the asscmhlagc The furrign eN-
reporter of the NSrs Letter Was another
prominent figure, his sylph-llkc form
being conspicuous ~ he graclously made
M To- a bunch al blue ribbons and am-
bied joyously to the centre ri the
dancers.
Down stairs u sumptuous repast was
spread aud sandwlrhrd pleasantly III
with the pleasures al the dance. \
number Of prominent citizens We're
present and partook "I the joys al the
occasion, and leaving them i'll the height
oi their enjoyment, our reporter madr
his way IT,
BROWN BOAT IIUB BALi
where We noticed a large attendance Ut
the members uf this dusrrvcdly popular
club and its friends dancing Ia the mt
sic of Mayers orchestra. This is one OF
Il number of balls given hy this club at
Turner Hall during the past three wears,
and we feel safe in saving that Il more
orderly ar respectable crowd al Young
people never assembled at any al the
halls, than those who attend the Brown
dances. During the progress ot the ball
last night, II was announced hN the
management that several amateur club
swiugers would give an exhibition at
their skill in this exercise. The parties
participating were Jetf Millcrand James
Rouse, the prize being a pair ri hand
some Indian clubs.
Miller, after having appeared ON the
stage first and gracefully handling the
clubs, was followed 10y Rouse, who
showed n great proficiency i'll his swing
ing. but failing IL exhibit ~ great 4 va
riety Of swings AZ his opponent, lost ;he
prize, which was awarded to Miller,
The Judges OF the exhibition Were
George Weisgerher, Thee. Burr and
Fred. Bright.
Owing Ia the lateness oi the hour, We
arr unable To give the results at the
ladies contest for u set al Jcwelry and a
large cake. At L. o'clock the company
partook ri a SUMPTION, supper spread
Nv Frank Ere Is,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
Another lot Of new Neck
Chains just opened
JACOB w. GIRL BB,
JcWeIer, llJl Main street.
Postoffico Hours To-day

The Po,totfce will be open to-day
from 81 \. VI. until 10 \. VI. The
carriers will make bat one delivery ami
collection, in the morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

ACCIDENT. T. Graves, Esq, OF No.
Engine, Washington, d. C., Fire Dept,
had So badly sprained his wrist that he
could not raise his arm. Two applica-
lions OF Keller's Liniment entirely cured
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

WHES you Ga out tn purchase your
candies for Christmas, stop al Mrs.
Iieyenielder's, No. 66 Twelfth street,
and see what fresh and to0thSome
goods are there on sale. Allher candies
are pure. and she sells them as cheap as
thew can be bought anywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
mr. SrEAINEI.

While coming down from his r,-si-
dence. AT or near the head oi Forty
eighth street, yesterday morning. eN-
Justice Martin fell and sustained pain
iul injuries in the way ot spanning one
Of his hips. Mr.. Martin Was taken
home WHERE medical all Was called in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

GrXrnER's Variety Store has the
largest stock Of Toys, Dolls, Hobby
Horses, Nclocipedcs, Wagons, and other
novelties in the city He is creating II
panic among all Toy Dealers by his
low prices. His many competitors are
completely left in the shade. His store
is always crowded, while other estab-
Iishmcnts are left desolate and alone
without patrons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

Mas. ZIEGESFELDEg has tine stock Of
Sugar Toys Tor the holidays. Also Ma
laga Grapes, Oranges, lee Cream, Sher-
bet and large lot 1t Fruit Cakes for
holiday dinners. The number in 6d
Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
Try TclngTnph..

by Telegraph
PlrrsBuRGH, Pa, December %
River about feet 10 inches and falling
Weather clear and cold.
CINCINSATI, December 24.--Rivrr N
feet s inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold 1t is nearly full OF floating
ice IN inch and half thick. Departed
Sherlock, New Orleans.
NicEsBuRG, December 24.-7Slow rain
last evening and morning, but II Is now
clearing. River rose | inch. Up
Golden Rule. Down.. VI. White,
NatchcZ.
NEW ORLEANS, December ~. Ar
rived Alice Brown and coal harges
Pittsburgh. Departcd-Golddust, 81
Louis. Raining slowly all day, but nov
windy; mercury 40.
NASHVILLE, December o. River fall
ing, with s feet on the shoals. DE
parted Anderson, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, December 24.-Rivcr Tell a.,
inches. Departed Belle Memphis and
John Dippold and barges, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, December -. Weather
clear and cold. River falling, with :!
icct 9 inches in the canal.
CAIRO, December - Arrived Col
orado. Nicksburg; J. sharp and Me
Donald. New Orleans; Cons Miller
Memphis. Departed - Cons Miller
Cincinnati. River - feet inches anc
falling. Weather clear. Thermometel
10.
EVANSVILLE, December 24.-Rivel
falling with % feet On the guage,
Down Parker and Golden City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

O. C. GESrHER, the boss toy dealer,
il taking the town. Hundreds Of PEG
Pile are turned away daily from his Va
riety store, opposite Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
No Paper Tomorrow

As is the general custom, We viii not
publish the REGIsrER tomorrow mora
Ing. hut will give all hands rest. Pub
lirutiuu will be resumed on Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

TnE place to get Whitcman's Celehra-
ted Philadelphia ConlcCtlonerie- is at
Mrs. Ziegenfelder's M. 10 Twelfth
street BE sure 10 call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

Glasses for Prof Mullen's second
term will meet AT Wiescl Hall on Fri
day, the eth, ior MISE. from . to !
o'clock and gents from : To- 10 in the
evening The Professor can bc seen at
the Hall from o'clock TIL 10 ON Tues.
DAYS and FRIDAYS ui each week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

FoR the best OF Oysters, raw, fried or
steamed, 20 Ia Proctor II Co :, Four
teenth street, next door To- German In
surance COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
A1Jselins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Bows Watches Louis DeChrrt.
Make Your Lady Friend Happy
Neshitt " Bro.
Not Too late Yet Friend < Son.
Nn;icc-N. +. McNaughtrn,
tgg-Nog Tidal Wave Saloon.
open To Day -Cummins 4 Woods.
Annual Concert zane street NJ. r..
Sunday School.
Opcra House Nights in Bar
Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

WALL Paper and Borders OF the hest
designs, choicest colors, t" please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want Of goods Of this kind.
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1919 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
Christmas.

To our dear readers (that'sa good cX-
rrc.sion and to all others less iorlu-
nate, the REGISTER extends It's cordial
wishes Tor merry Christmas,
with all the compliments al
participate. this is pre-cminently the
children's day and will, We trust, CON
,umnate happiness long anticipated.
Eighteen hundred and seventy
eight years ago, the Kings Of
the East laid their presents at
the iect of the Christ-child, and
the custom has been pcrpetuated in
commcmoation oi that blessed period.
Though this day was first celebrated
then, the feeling that prompts the gifts
Of to-day has existed since the stars first
sung at creations dawn and will proha-
badly continue until all has been swal-
lowed upin oblivion. We venture this
as II prophecy, AZ We cannot live quite
that long, unless Mother SYMPTOMS pre-
diction shall he verified i'll 1881.
Ii cold weather is necessary Ia Il typl-
cal Christmas, let us rejoice, for the
yulc-log must do its speedy utmost To
make things cheerful this morning, and
old Santa Claus must wear his blue rib
bon conspicuously, il hc would lull
suspicious about that rubicund hose.
No change marked the entrance
oi the holiday, midnight coming in rs
quietly a. thief, and our stocking still
hanging empty as contribution box.
This. however, is no surprise, a. bonds
are not scattered around So Carclessly.
Go To- church this morning, take "A tri p
Ia Turkey this afternoon, and don't Tor
yet us and the rest OF the poor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

OF the diseases which affect the teeth
and mouth, nothing is surer and
speeiicr in It's effects than SoZoDoxT
Its ieneffts are realized at once. Ii ia
aromatic, expulsive Of the cankerous
affections, and most delightful when
used. II cleanses from the humors
which derauge the secretions, and
whitens the teeth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

THESE are really "hard times" and
wise people save doctor bills by keep
inc br. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

Years OF use have established the te-
nacity of SPAuLDISG's glue Its hold
on the confidence Of the public cannot
be broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

FAMILIES can be supplied with Christ
mas egg-nog at the Tidal Wave with
bucket thrown in Ia carry II home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

GESruER's Variety St,re is doing a
tremendous business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
For Musical Folks.

Sheib's music store, under Washing
ton Hall, presents the following choice
array al holiday gifts OF enduring value,
at the very lowest prices TO be had in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

The entertainment by the Disciples
tonight promises To- hr one ii rare eX-
ccllencc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

GENTHER's Variety Store IL the place
Ia buy Your Holiday Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
The Graceful Art.

TRN Sichke'S rg--uog and \ {, lunch
and bc happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

SOME Of our best musical talent is To
sing at the Disciples entertainment, to
night. Go and hear them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
Asa Preventive

Go TO the Disciples Church ioran en-
joyable time tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

Go 10 Siebke's for your egg-nog.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25

Remember the place. Sheibs music
store, under Washington Hall.
4. C. LuSCR and egg-nog at siebke' :
Tidal Wave today.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-01
AsDREAS FOX.
Conclusion of the Coroner. Inquest.
Nothing Definite Learned.

Justice Hvnes and jury who
have been busily engaged since
Monday morning in hearing evil
dence, concluded their inquest
on Thursday morning. The
verdict OF the jury was that the
deceas I'd, Andreas Fox, came to
his death 10y the hands OF un-
known parties The proprietors
of the boarding house and the
boy who were arrested were dis
charged, there being no evidence
against them. A negro man
who swore against the boarding
house people was held under the
charge OF perjury. As the tes-
timony taken developed no new
facts in regard to the matter, no
purpose could be suhservcd BY
its publication. The ease is still
shrouded in as much mystery as
it was npon the discovery ofthe
corpse OF Mr.. Fox, on Sunday
morning last.
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Tribute OF RESPECT.
Ge,mania Club of Bren1am:

Ge,mania Club Of Bren1am::
WHEREAS, Andreas Fox, a
member OF this club, aged
about 50 years, denarted this
life 10 a manner and under
circumstances showing that he
was foully assassinated on the
morning of the 25th day of
February, A. D. 1873; and,
WHEREAS, The members of
this club desire TO pay a tribute
OF respect TO the memory Of our
deceased member, and TO express
our sympathy with his bereaved
relatives in their great an ! ir>
reparable loss; therefore, he it
RssoJued first, That it is with
sincere sorrow and grief that we
perform these last offices to our
friend.
Resolved second, That in his
death We have sustained the
loss of one Of our most esteemed
and honored members, whose
integrity has won our affection
and esteem; that our community
and country has suffered the
lo-s of an old aud valuable citi-
zen, who, by his liberaIity, affa-
bill y, unvarying courtesy and
purity OF character has proven
himself one OF natures noble
men in the highest sense OF the
word-a man who has reflected
honor upon this community,
and whose death has brought
sorrow and affection to all who
have known him.
Resolved third, That the
members of this club ATTEND the
funeral Of our departed member
in a body, and wear the usual
badge Of mourning; that copy
of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the relatives of the
deceased, and also be published
in the Teas VoSksbote and the
BRENNAN BANNER.
T. A. ENaELKE, Pres.
G. F. WoEnLER, Sec.
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Independence Locals.
TreuuAnr IS, 1873.
Editor BANNER :

FEBRUARY rs, 1873.
Editor BANNER.
At the citizens meeting at
Clay's hall. on Saturday, Odd
inst, t. Clay was elect. d chair
man and Fl. Haynes secretary.
pro tem.
1t was moved that the object
of the meeting be to discuss the
financial condition OF the coun>
try.
Mr.. Tacltus Clay, after hav
ing many names enrolled, pro
posed to organize a Greenback
Club.
On motion, Capt. james N.
Williams was. requested to ad-
dress the meeting.
Capt. Williams responded.
He commenced by denouncing
the act demonetizing silver IN
1873. and the act of 1875, fix
ing january, 1879 for resump-
lion, and showed very forcibly
NOW these acts were calculated
to enrich the bondholdor and to
make the taxpayers and pro-
ducers poorer ; he spoke upon
the national bankitio system &C
being in the interest of the
bondAolder and the government
assisting them in their shylock
greed. Capt. Williams closed
by saying that it was his humble
opinion that the country did not
need a third party-a green
back party-in Texas; but that
reform was needed both in State
and national legislation, but that
he was not ready to say that
the good old Democratic party
was not able to tring about
these reforms. He thought that
the party belonged to the peo-
pie, and not the people to the
party, and that it should be the
demand OF every honest man to
have honest and capable men
for office men who would rep
resent the interest of the whole
people, and having more than
the empty recommendation of
being "a clever fellow He
WAS willing to say that the old
party which had controlled this
country three-iourths of the cen
tury OF our national indepen-
dence, had become too corrupt
tor the sons of the sires OF the
party. He said he would not
forsake the Democratic party for
a greenbaek party or any other
party, and called upon the eiri-
zens to rally around the old
standard and aid to bring it
back to its pristine purify.
The meeting adjourned to
meet in two weeks. The sccre- |
tary was requested to correspond |
with the Greenback organiza-
tions and obtain copies of rules. |
etc. Can't. J. M Williams tullv
represents the Changers of the |
State. Do RIvERs.
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Notice In Probate.
NE srarg or rtx.ss

The STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff. cr-any C,,n-szis,r Of
Washington county u resting
VOp are hereby commanded to ca nss,
L TO BIZ rnblirh-d. iorst lea t twea-.
ty DAYS, In the Brenham Burners
newspaper printed in the county u
Washington -shs following notes.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all prrsons Interested in the Enats
Of H. H. Fielder. deceased.
P. n. Swraringcn. administrators de
bonus non of said ESTATE, lrns l.lrd In the
County Court If Washington county,
his final account with an application for
discharge from the administration III
the estate OF r II. Fielder, deceased,
which will be heard at the next term
OF the County Court OF said COUNTY.
commencing on tho
Third Monday IN Norcd. 1878,
ut the Courthouse thereof, In the-c
of Brenham. at which tins alI persnas
interested in said Estate may appear
and contest said application and fuai
account, If they see proper.
Herein. fail not. under prnait. OF tbs
law, and OF this writ nishs dus return.
Issued the 30th day Of january, 1878.
r. N. LEWIS, Clerk &C. W..
hereby certify that the ah,s- AID
foregoing is srae and correct oppy II
the original citation now in my hands.
J Fl. HUacHIssos. Sheriff.
ByPaul Frieks. Drpury.
February /, ls7s-sw.
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Notice to Dellnauent TaA faye en-.

have received from the Comptrol ~
Of Public Account. q 4assss-.. .r.fo4u it
the Commi .eioners' Court OF this county.
and now have Ia my poss~ss.on the liz
Of delinquent tax payers on real estate
for the years 1878. 1874 and 1916 aud
on pers nal properly Tor the years 1874
and 1875. aud ia compliance with The
provisions OF AN at 20 ENFORCE the col
lection Of delinquent taxes. on land as-
sessed since january. A. d. 1870.
have posted at tlie public places IN
Washington. County, tn-wit: Bre.. ham.
Burton and ClIappell Hill, Iist Of an
parties who Are delinquent m real -
tate for said years, which list viii NJ
main posted at said places for 80 DAYS;
at the expiration uf which time. | wils
pruc,-ed to advertise and sell aid prop-
prfy for the taxes due thereon, unl.-ss
the same be paid or satisfactory evi-
dence produced showing that !, has nj
ready been paid. The law does not re-
quire the collector 10 post list OF PER.
sons property; therefore ali parties
who are delinquent on account III taxes
due on personal property are earnestly
requested 70 pay the same within 30
days or produce satisfactory evidences
that i has been paid. otherwise AZ
procred to eoliecr the same by Iesy AID
sale.
The prompt atteaiion of Delinquent
tax payer 10 the above will save Gust
and trouble.
RIA. HARFIN. Collector.
Brenham Tex Dee. %, 1877.
wtomar1
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Chappeil Hin Locals.
CHArpELL HUI. Feb. 23f, 1878.
Last Safurdny the neonla al

| CHArpELL Hill, Feb. 23f, 1878
| Last Saturday the people d
Chappell Hill were astouished
beyond measure, at a sight that
is not often seen in our little
quiet city. Long before old ''Sop'
had reached the meridian; a
mighty Caravan hove in sight;
some said NJ. D. Rs; some
King Menus; some Fourth OF
July; some whispered the Col
um OF Aspiring Governors in
search of the place for the next
State Convention, that they
migut camp Whereabouts, making
themselves in readiness for the
mighty combat. Others OF e
more thoughtful turn of mind
suspicioned that it was the
mighty forces, lead by Beecher.
in search IF the demolished
he'll. to make sure that not a
vestige Of the vanquished fue
remained not even in Texas.
AS the mighty problem moved
slowly up the street, drawn by
oxen, jacks. Jennetts, mules,
ponies, negroes, dirty men, etc,
all was silence; bnt to the utter
CONSERVATION OF all. The thing
halted upJn vacant lot; but a
moment and music came steal
ing out from the mighty mon
ster. As reliet came TO soothe
the troubled mind, SO came a
mighty yell: a circus, u show,
a monkey, etc. And sure
enough it was a show, the
grandest humbug of rhe age.
However, it humbugged the
people OF Chappell Hill out OF
about 1850.
Next wonder in order! The
Chappell Hill Greenback Club,
but By no means a hnmbug,
which was recently organized
with W. h. Campbell, presi-
dent; R. E. Carter, Secretary,
including about forty members,
held The first meeting. The club
adopted the Pomeroy platform.
Mnj. 7 Scurry being present,
the club called him out for an
address; and ,ong b tore he Gloss d
his interesting address, every
member present imagined his
pockets full OF greenbacks, and
sordid gold We, declared no
longer worthy q place in their
vaults.
Friday night Prof. Solomon
Sias, President of Soule Uni
v,rsity, delivered a most inter
esting and entertaining lecture.
Subject: Classic kome," which
was received BY the audience
with admiration and approval.
Justice 0nin's court got up
steam to day. The first object
of charity was Jasper Dozens,
carrying a "weepia," contin-
ued; same, assault and battery;
guilty; fine Sc. Henry VIII
li-ns, welding stick regard
less of the head OF billiard
Brown; fine %, VIM. Cole,
assault: fine 81.
l learn to-day the two men,
J. P. Biilingslea and Allison.
who were beaten by the negroes
heretofore mentioned, that Mr..
B. is dead and Mr.. A. dying.
Other cases of serious char.
acter will claim the attention
Of Justice Onin Monday. Until
then, NUNS the word.
r., r. e.
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Grand He; ding,

MARRIED. in the city of Aus
tin, at the residence OF Mr.. Cans,
on Sunday evening, by Rabbi
Gluck, Mr.. D. W. BLooMBARGH,
of BRENNAN. to Miss AMALEA
SEr1e. OF Austin.
The services took place at
Turner'S Hall, where a fine COL
lation was spread, which was
liberailv partaken of by the in
vlted gusts, after the conclusion
of the marriage service. A fine
band of music was provided for
the ccasion and dancing was
next in order, lasting until Al
late hour.
There were ahout dozon la
dies and gentlemen from this
city present, and they report
the whole atf,;r as a brilliant
one, and finely enjoyed.
The happy couple were the
recipients ri several kilograms
from New York. Paris, and
several cities in Texas, congrat-
ulating them upon their happy
union.
The BANNER heartily extends
friend DAVE and his aimabie
bride its cordial good wishes,
with the hope that his future
may be as bright and prosper
Gus as has been the past; and
that all their troubles, it any,
may be ''little ones -"
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CUISINE A colored chap,
from the Gay Hill neighbor
hood, came to town on Monday
last and filling his paunch with
too much rot gut, became quite
noisy and used naughty Ian
guage OH the streets. Tom
Day, the wide-awake colored Of
fcer, took him in hand and he
was fined IS and costs for his
iun. He left his saddle pony
with the city Marshal for security
until h. could 90 home and re-
deem his Har.