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The G., &C. and s. f. Railway.

The BANNER learas from ;
| gentleman who was recently IL
Galveston and who was in the
| office of the Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad, that the bills
for the lumber for tie bridge
and tressel work st the Brazo
have been made ont, ard ais
that the grading b tween the
present terminaus of the roae
at Clear Lake and the BRACES
river Is being vigorously prose
cuted. Mr.. Brooks, the con
traitor, has goneto the East to
make arrangements for the iron.
The gentleman says that the
opinion of the officers and en-
ginecrs of the road is that it
will go ahead, and that so soon
as arrangements are completed,
work will be begun at this end
OF the line. At present the
road is doing a good business
hauling the prairie black soil to
Galveston, where it is readily
disposed OF for garden purposes.
The lots in the city being moth
ing but sand, it is necessary to
give them top dressing of a
foot and a halt or two feet of
soil in order to make a garden.
A considerable amount of cattle
are also being carried to Gal
weston by the road. Taken al
together the outlook is cheerful.
A few days ago a BANNER re-
porter had a talk with geptle-
man representing a large Gal
weston house, one of the mem-
bcrs OF which is a director of
the road, on the prospects OF its
being built He said that it
WAS a foregone conclusion and
that If money would build it, it
would certainly be bniIt. /.
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"LAYwAYED." - On We'd
nesday or Thursday night last
Jim Bra,ly,coIored, "a well known
and popular hackman, was way
laid OH fhe road near the resi-
sdenceofJudge Hackworth. about
IL or - o'clock by one Peter
Lawson, colorcd, who attacked
Brady with a holster pistol, and,
hitting him a very severe tap on
the forehead. knocked him down
Brady called for assistance, and
Judge Hackworth coming ont,
Lawson took to his legs and
ran oft. On Friday Brady made
a complaint, and Lawson was
arrested and gave bond tor. his
appearance before Justice
Hyncs on Saturday last. He
didn't appear, bat left his
bondsmen in the lurch. The
case was called on Monday, and
Lawson failing to appear, his
bonds were declared forfeited.
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The Ci.y Election.

The canvass goes bravely on.
Candidates are quite numerous,
though hardly as numerous as the
sands upon the sea beach. There
are three candidates for mayor, 2
tor city assessor and collector
and four tor marshal, who have
duly announced themselves in
the BANNER. In addition to
these four there are, perhaps,
halt a dozen more who are
anxious to wear the marshals
insignia OF office. All the can.
didates keep themselves very
busy electioneering. At this
time the colored man is particu-
larly interesting, and if one sees
a white man buttou-holing a
colored man and breathing sweet
incense into his ear. it may
safely be recorded that that
white man is candidate. all
of the aspirants for Office are
apparently working in their in
dividual interests, every man
being tor himself. So far as
the BANNER has been able to
learn politics are entirely
eschewed in the present con-
test. 1t is proposed TO have a
fair race on the open field, each
man running on his merits.
We have figured extensively on
the probable result of the race.
and have arrived at the conclu-
sion that the man who gets the
most votes will he elected. Ii
any one can come nearer to the
result at present he is q eight
hing calculator" The office of
alderman. not being n sinecure,
new candidates are very scarce.
Four are to be elected, aud in
this case the office seeks the
man.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Re
corded for the week ending
March 18th. Reported by Mr..
9. F. Hcrbst, of the County
Clerks Office:
W. II. I,e,lbettcr to y. ". Allen, as acres,
Sam Miller league, by degree of County
Court of Fayetfe county,
y. n. Allen and wife to 4. p. Ncims, 1t5
acres, sam Miller league, si.60o.
King, 80 IL a,res, j. Holt headlight, 81 100.
e. r: Dreedloye to Stephen Whitfield, 100
acres, 3. Miller ieagug, $500.
Moody & Janison TO Z. s. Jamison, lot on
Main street, city of Brennan, 81 900.
j. A. Wilkins and vito to j. H. Davis,
part of lotNo. 81, city of Brennan, 81, $50.
j. H. Davi. to Wood & Low part of lot No
o., city ofBrcnham, 81, 100.
l.. W. Mem and wife to II. Mem, jr.,
8 ii acres, Gail Borden league, $50.
L. VI. L. McCaw to Z. Await, 20 acres,
Mccain league, gin.
Fred Luck to Henry Luck, 100 acres, f.
Gordon league, 81 100 gold.
james a. smith and wife to Isaac Brown,
1O2 acres, J. HmIleman league, 500.
J. Z. Kidd to F. Staub, lots and 2, block
&c, Burton, 500.
Julius Lehman to Harry Marchan, 4 acres,
Coe league, Sl0i
TT. Newman to T. A. Low, lot in Bren-
ham, $500.
Ri Sie,lge tn J. C., Justice, lo1-4 acres,
Z. II. Miller league, sos. !.
vs.. Bishop 10 John A. Randie, 81 acres
j. Mundiue league, 81 600.
Z. Frank to VIM. Shurenberg, Lot in Bren-
ham, part of No. SO, $3.50.
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PURIN BALL.-Our Hebrew
fellow citizens are making ek-
tensive preparations for the
grand Masquerade ball tocome
off on the 18th inst. A, reduc-
tioa in r.iln,ad fares has iibeeni
procured a ID many persona from
a distance are expected. Every
preparation is being made and
it ia anticipated that the COM
ing ball will eclipse any OF a
similar character ever given in
lns city. The cotninittess-are de-
terlnined that it must and shall
be a brilliant success.
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BOUND OvER.-Pete Lawson,
colored, the rooster who clay
waved" Jim Brady few nights
ago, has been captured and on
Thursday was up before Justice
Hynes on two charges-assanlt
with intent TO. murder and car
rying a pistol contrary to law.
He waived examination on the
first charge and his bond was
fixed at $3.50 for his appearance
b.fore the District Court at the
July term. He plead guilty to
the second charge and was as
sessed $25 and the trimmings.
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Gentle. uiat.

In our style of cliu.atc.. with its
sudden changes of teaperstur---rsinp
wind and sunshine often iotermiugied
in single day--it is no. vender that
ONT children friends and relstives are
so frequently taken from us by neg.
ieeSed cblit, h,rlf the deaths Resulting
directly from this csuse. 4 Boifse of
boschee's German Syrup kept abant
yonr home for immediate use wilt pre-
vent srrinps sickne s. q large dneinr's
Ill. and perhaps deatll. by the use nf
three or four dosrs For curin Con-
sumption, Henorrhsges. Pneumorii,,
Sewers congi.s, CIoup or say diseases
of .he Throat or Lungs. lis slrcc. IS is
simply wonderful as your druggist
will sell You. Gerinsa syrup is now
sold in every town and ' ifage' on this
continent. Sample BOTTLES for trial,
Zoe; regular size. z5c,
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ExAuISsrIoN.-Willis McIn.
tyre, the colore.l youth, whose
capture was dnly reported in
Fridays BANNER, was on Satnr-
day taken before j ustice lynes
for preliminary examination.
There wac two charges against
him; one for stealing par OF
boots, aud the other for carry
ing \ pepper box" 1t appear
ing TO the court that the pepper
box was a. llirtnless ss-its table
namesske, this charge was dis
missed an ! that OF stealing the
boots was referred to tho Coun-
IL Court with nut examination.
The District Attorney fixed his
bond at 800. He had as WILL
have made it 81 ,00o, 900. Wiz
lis was returned to the Jail aud
cnrke.l up. aag rfT
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1873 Spring 1878
MILLINERY opENENG,
Monday, March the 18th.

wish TO call the attention efy patrons to my choice
stock of MILLINERY GOODS for the spring season.
Many years experience in this line, combined with In
creased facilities, enables to exhibit this season even
finer line of goods than before.
Pattern Hats and Bonnefs a speciality.
My patrons win find fall line of the prettiest and
most Wish designs in these gccds; neither pains nor
expense being spared to the latest novelties. A
large stock of French and American Flowers hand.
Soliciting continuance of patronage remain,
Very respectfully yours,
March lily. JEANETTE SCHWARI,
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The nrsssei ransnnIntisa-

Gfeeps in upon Us enawsres, the sad
consequence of having once h.c often
neglected tr'e;ng cold. Defy this
unwclcnmn risitu by using P2rier's
ainger Tonic On tie iirss ap,eara n,-,
of u Cough. Cold or Sure Throas, snd
you will escape tfru danger The ia mr.
cure equal to it. and its powerful ac-,
tion on tbs mucous surfaces of ths
throat and lungs, removes all snr-irss
and Inflammation tlrereffonf, and pro-
tects the feeble frnn Consumption.
Equally valuable as corrective, th4
thousands Of ladies who suffer nnt,,lt
miseries from functional deraageman
will gratefully appreciate it's com,orfss
as it gives entire relief from Painful
Periods and establishes the lre.,hhsul
regularity OF the disturbed functiops
Buy from YOUR druggist, r. E. Luhu
q Co.. s. 90 bottle or a sample ho,tls
st ID e-Ets and try its merits. si&w
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To THE LAnrns.-The Dan
sER takes pleasure in calling
the attention Of its lady readers
to the new advertisement OF
Mrs Jeanette Schwarz's grand
millinery opening, on Monday,
the 18th inst. She will exhibit
one OF the finest stocks OF goorls
in her line that has ever been
brought to this city,
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IMrRovE4eSrs. No matter
which way one goes in the city
or suburbs, he can see new
houses in course of construction
Or Just flashed, A stranger
coming to BRENNAN and motto
ing the building, that is going
on would never dream that such
Q thing as ehard times had an
existence,
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PERSONAL. =. Our old army
friend and fellow comrade,
Capt. John Riley, is in the city,
looking hale and hearty. lie
was a gallant officer inthe 4th
Texas Cavalry, Green's Brigade,
and was universal favorite
with the members of that COM
mand.
Capt. j. S. Smith, one OF the
largest planters in the Chappell
Hill neighborhood, was in the
city Tuesday. He represents
crop prospects as very fatter-
ing.
Our young friend, Mr.. P. G.
Rucker, of Bolton, is in the city
on a visit to his relatives and
many friends.
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Bill Longlcy.

The following appears in the
proceeding of the Court offs ap-
pclas now in session at Calves
ton:
VIM. P. Longl"v w. the
State. Appeal from Lee county.
Opinion BY Judge White.
Judgement rendered affirming
death peualty,
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Il a 70
THE PEABoDY fUsp.A- Mr.. c.
G. Garrett, one OF the trustees
of the public schools, is in re-
ceipt Of a letter from o. n. Hol
lingwrtil, secretary Of the State
Board Of Education. stating that
the $1,000 of the Peabody fund
for the current scholastic year
has heen allowed and will be
paid by the LIST OF June or soon
err it necessary. This money
will put the scl,oolson a soand
basistor the present session which
will last ten month.
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The SUSPECTED i'MsoNrSG.-
The coroners jury in the yavra
case, on Monday, returned a YER
dict that the deceased came to
his Heath ''fron injuries inffie-
ted by the kicks a a herse. "
An anlysis of the contents -ot
the mans stomach was made
and no traces of poison found.
His widow who was arrested on
Friday was released on Satur-
day last.
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lioRsE .'PRuLFrIcATISG. y
Two or three day. ago horse
thicvesmade araidinto Town and
stole from an industrious freed
man horse and a mule, from
another freedman they captured
a mule. There is no clue to the
the prolifticators.
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LussEa.-oa Monday We no
ticed several wagon loads
OF lumber and shingles
going countryward. Its sure
sign of pro.perity'
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THE CiappeIl Hill Green
hack Club is now sixty strong.
W. Fl. Billing.lea and R. E.
Garter were elected delegates to
the Austin Convention.
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HoRsE THIEVES made several
Intellectual attempts to steal
horses from the stables of sew
eral Bohemian citizens in the
neishborEood of Wesley, in
this county. during the early
part OF this week,
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PuenIsro.-On Monday, on
one of the principal streets, a
merchant and a farmer had a
regular s'sct to-" In accordance
with a time. llonored custom on
such occasions no policemen or
other peace officers were in sight
and the "mill" progressed until
the parties had it out,
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RAIN AND HArL.-We had
plenty more rain on Friday
night aud slight hail on Sat-
urda, morning. About nine
o'clock it cleared MP, and the
day was beantiiS.ats.
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IIoP. = After the conclusion
Of the performance Of Prot.
d noune. at the Germania
Hail, on Next Sunday evening,
there will be a social hop, tree
TO all patrons of the show.
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HoT CoFFEE AND CAKES
: oau & Otto, at the new Con-
iectionery store on the north
side OF the square, keep Hot
Coffee and Cakes on hand at
all hours.
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SHIPMENT OF CArrLE.-0n
Saturday Mr.. c. NJ. Campbell
shipped from this station los.
head of fat cattle for the Cuba
markets. They 60 via Clinton.
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The trees are getting quite
iull of leaves and the prairie
south of tho city is locking bean
tifal with its fresh grass and
flowers. i,sw
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Tns weather on Monday was
beautiful and the absence OF
country people on the streets
wss apparent.
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Nrour PoLrcE--M ayoro'Rior
dan has appointed Mcssrs. But
Ter and Stcek on the night po-
lisr, vice Messrs. Buster and
Crane relieved.
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THE BANNER IS now prepared
to do job work at miraculously
low prices, having just received
large lot of neao type and
stationery, especially adapted
for wedding invitations and
fancy work.
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A STRAY notice pasted in the
courthouse describes a certain
mare as hasings'some saddle
marks with black tail"
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VoIKsFEsT-At meeting OF
the committee it was decided
to hold the Yolksfest on Friday
and Saturday, May 10th and
18th, 1873. The following gen
slemea were elected Marshals:
Henry Hodde, Marcus Amsler,
Capt. VIM. Schuerenberg.
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THERE has been shipped from
Chappell Hill from September
1st, 1917, to March LIST, 1878,
500 bales of Gotten aud 10
car loads OF seed.
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any KINGDOM roR i Ho.sEp'

"Mr KINGDOM FOR 1 HoHsE~
Had Richard I'LL lived in
Brenhau he would never have
uttered the. words that form
the caption OF this loks. II,
could have bought. one tor nino
dollars and six bits. A very
fair styled Mustang pony, ra'h-
er thiu-in order, bnt admirably
adopted to serve the purpose OF
q hat rack, was sold on tho pub
licssquare on Saturday At the
price mentioned above. At the
time our reporter LETT another
pony was being sold, one dollar
and ten cents was offered and
there seemed no disposition an
the part OF the crowd to raisc it.
There was q rumor that the man
who made the bid had eloned.
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CoscERr and SUPPER at
TRAvIs.- On Friday evening
next concert and supper will
he given at Travis, Austin county,
for the benefit OF the Methodist
parsonage at that place. A
cordaiinFitatlon is extended to
the citizens OF Brenham.
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ANNIVERSARY Next Sunday
the members of the Brennan
Schuetzen Vercin will celebrate
their first anniversary at the
shooting gallery. The exercises
will commence at 2 o'clock p.
NJ, and viii consist of prize
Shooting and a social gathering.
:. fine band of music will be
on hand. Messrs. L. Zeiss and
s. Muery will have charge oftlle
refreshment stand. At s o'clock
IN the evening there will be a
bali at Zeias' HALL, near the
brewery. The annual election
of officers will take place Mon
day evening.
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BUrrALo.-A mn brnnglt a
Wagon. load of buffalo, hsl, not
bison, from the Yegna to town
on Saturday. lie sold them in
a very little while.
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Assassin CAUauT.-A BAN
sER reporter learns from a gen.
tleman JUST down frrm Burloson
county, that q negro man has
been captured who is supposed
to have attempted to shoot Mr..
Hodges while at supper on this
side of the BRACES. The shoes
worn by negro correspond ex-
actly with tracks found in the
vicinity of the house. Circum-
stantial evidence is very strong
against him.
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JUST received full and com
plete assortment OF embroioler-
les, laces, silk l,andkerchiefs,
iishues. ties, gloves, corsets,
notions OF every description,
sold very cheap, at d. W.
Bloombargh's.
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Cry woRk.-A large forcs-of
men teams aud carts wa. at
work on the streets south OF the
railroad ON Monday.
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ENTERTAINMENT. = A one
legged rope walker viii aertorm
at the Germans Hal; on Sun
day evening.
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IT Is thought that there will
be a greater number of mas
queraders in attendance at the
Purrm ball on Tuesday night.
than ever before. Grand prep
arations are being made by
both ladies and gentlemen, AMI
we are assured that there will
be some magnificent costumes
to be seen aud admired on this
occasion.
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STREET WoRK.-A new bridge
having been erected over the
north fork of Ho. branch, on
Ant street, just south of the
railroad track, it became neces-
sary to haul some dirt there to
raise the level of the street.
Early on Friday morning
large gang OF hands with
shovels and plows. and also
several wagons and carts were
at work grading the street on
the east side OF the square.
1t was graded down about six
inches, and is considerably i'm
proved.
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THe receipts OF cotton are
now quite light; it is only occa-
sionally that a load is brought
In.
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MARRIAGE Licences issued by
II. N. Lewis, county Clerk, for
the week ending March 14th:
j. G. Copeland and Addie
Grant.
John Preston Gilbreath and
Bette Berdett.
Primus Seat and Dora Jackson.
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GOLD down TO 1O1 at New
York and goods proportionally
low at NEWCOMER Bro. s.
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Fxaxrsa operations are brisk;
syery available pillow in the
county Is in motion.
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DEAD MIR. Meissner, the
city dairyman, purchased a few
days since, a line imported bull,
paying therefore one hundred
and ten dollars. On Sunday
morning he was missing from
the herd, and search was at
once instituted for him, when he
was found in the pasture dead.
He had evidently been injured
on board the cars, while in tsan-
sit to this point.
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In some parts OF he county
c,rn is up four or five inches
iish.
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wCOTToN SEED WANTED
Highest c;s4rprice paid for same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&w3m j. a. WILKINS
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TARGET PRACr1cE.-The Bren-
ham Greys-a portion OF the
company--in command Of Capt.
j. E Kirby, were out for tar
get practice Wednesday even
ing. Each man was allowed five
shots, distance 100 yards. The
following is the total result:
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Observation-Disclosures ell
egant billiard saloon is tree ior
the use Of his customers.
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If You want the best pictures
Won ever had taken go TO Gallo
ways Gallery and you will be
satisfied,
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Corros planting has already
begun in some portions of the
county.
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New County Scrip
wanted by
Il. A. woop.

feb2f-d&w1m
TIE latest styles of Foalards
and Snow Flake Linens with
edgings to correspond so pretty
and new at Newbouer Bros.
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For the best selected stock of
Dry Goods at very low prices
90 to Newbouel Bros.
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PEACH AND HONEY i-Old
peach and fresh honey 1t Hirsch
berg's.
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WEEKLY CorroS STATEMENT.
Mr.. W. X. Lewis furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday. the Eth inst.
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NEWCOMERS are selling a
splendid Quilt at 81.
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CLosINe out entire tall and
winter goods, blankets, shawls,
clothing fiannels, etc., to make
room for sprin. goods, at D
w. Bloombarahs 5.
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THE best line OF Edgings and
Insertings in the United States
for the money, at Newbouer
Bros
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Local Intelligence.

THE weather for the past few
days has been beautiful.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-15
Financial Report.

TIE State Of Tesas County Of
Washington:
Statement IF the debts, receipts AMI
expenditures of Washington county
for the year beginning January I. A.
D 1877 and ending December SIs r.
d. 1877, inclusive.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29
Hymensal.

At three o'clock D. m, of to-day, at the
residence of j. H. Wilson, Esq, 5th
avenue, one Of the most elegant aud fash
ionable weddings took place which ever
graced this city, being the nuptiaIs of his
eldest daughter. CLARA, and G. w,
KRETZINaER, of the law firm of Kretziug-
er & Veeder, Chicago. Ills
The beautiful ceremonial of the Episco-
pal church was performed by Rev. T. I,
Holcombe. Rector of Trinity church, this
city, assisted by Rev. DIR. Lefingwell Of
st. Mary's School, Knoxville, Ills.
The accessories and appointments Of the
occasion were elaborate and in excellent
taste, while the costly display of flowers,
silver, and bridal presents, we're really
elegant, appropriate, and 10 accord with
the wealth and well known social standing
of the parties.
The newly married couple will leave for
Chicago on this evenings train.
May the evening of their married life
be as dear to memory as the rosy tints of
the bridal MORNINGS the sentiment of
The ARGUS on this joyous occasion.