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psn cotton DEED WANTEfs-
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&w,m. !. A. WILKINS.
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OATS. = One of our largest
wholesale grocery houses has
just received a large quantity
of rust proof oats for seed. The
indications are that a consider
able acreage will be sown.
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Mil,,nerv oooa,.

A. NJ. White has added to
his dry goods business a first
class millinery establishment.
Ladies are particularly invited
to call and examine his goods.
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Cloaks, Shawls, Laces, Ties,
Corsets, Three-Buttoned Kid
Gloves, 75c, Darlington Goods
roc.-worth 25cts. Bracelets,
Handkerchiefs, &C., very low at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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in Hosea Building.

will sell all kind of Clothing,
Groceries, Stoves and Clocks,
Boots, Shoes at the lowest
prices. Purchasers will do we'll
to call and be convinced of
the fact. A. NEWMAN.
in Hosea Building.
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Come and get you a good
Stove the winter is a coming,
also a fine clock to know the
time when IL o'c ock comes, he
sells at the lowest prices. l
will also pay the highest price
for country produce.
A. NEWMAN,
in Hosea Building.
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Attention Gentlemeni Just
received very fine assortment in
Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
ing. Hand made Boots and
Shoes. Shirts, Hats, Ties, Socks,
&c, remarkably low at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S
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MARRIED. - At the residence
of Capt. T. c. Clay, near indie
pendence, on Tuesday, Oct. 10Th
by Rev. L. P. Rucker, Mr.. ED
GAR A. ROBBINS, of Brennan to
Miss LULA POWER. Of IndePend-
ence.
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Hox. ]. w. TARocKMoRToS
viii address the citizens of
Washington county at the
courthouse in this city on Sat-
urday next, the I'd prox.
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The indications now are that
not less than fifty thousand
election tickets will be printed
il this county. If all the tick
cts are voted every candidate
will be elected.
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CorroN.-Receipts continue
liberal. but prices are very un-
satisfactory and are still declin-
ing. The market here is very
dull there being no buyers.
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GooD.-The alleys-complain-
ed of in yesterdays BANNER
have been rejuvenated and
treated to a top dressing of
fresh lime.
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TUESDAY was a very dull day,
there was no greenback con-
ventions, no fights and in fact
nothing to gladden. the heart of
a.local reporter.
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The colored people turned
out in force on Saturday and a
large retail trade was done by
sotres and wet-groce y keepers.
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No Auction Trashl Straight
and Honest Goods! Complete
Assortment Everything guar
anteed as represented. Prices
to suit times at
D. w. BLOONlBARGH'S.
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S 2Io. GIL This sum is the
net proceeds of the mayors
court for the month of October,
that amount having been paid
in to the city treasury.
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No shelf worn goods, no de-
lapidatcd goods, all fresh desir-
able goods at prices beyond
competition, at Newbouer Bros,
Dry Goods Palace
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APPLE stands adorned all the
corners in the business part OF
town yesterday.
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NOTICE.
Just Received

100 Sacks Colfess
$50 Prat,'s x. Oh.
$50 barrels Sngsr.
IS.ooo POUNDS Bscon.
90 Barrels Clioic Liquors.
100 Barrels Choice Fiorr.
zoo Rolls Standard Bagging.
500 Bundles Arrow and Beard Ties.
T'obsincos Cigars, Canned Goods, &c
Sold 70 ;he usde 1t Galveston and
d. ". BLOoMRARGH
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Query.

Editors Banner.
Have deputy sheriffs the right
to get drunk and terrorize the
city, and are they not liable to
arrest for so dolng1
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The Stock Show On Fri
day and Saturday next the stock
exhibition and races will take
place at the Fair Grounds in
this city. The benefits to be
derived from these exhibitions
are obvious. This county
boasts Of a good many fine
horses, cattle. sheep and swine
and certainly has the material
for 6rst-class stock show. Let
al or- stock raisers unite and
,nas,e c.le pro-csed addition
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FROM MEMPH,s.-A letter
was received here on Wednes-
day from Bill Jackson. one of
the coiored nurses who accom-
panied DR.. Bradford from. here
to Memphis, stating that his
partner, Charley Carpenter, had
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DIED In Giddings, on FRI
day, 25th inst, DR.. ANDREW ].
GLIDER, aged about OF years.
DIR. elders remains arrived
by the train on Saturday after
noon and were taken charge of
at the depot by Graham Lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, ofwhich deceas-
ed had for many years been a
member. The funeral took
place at once, a very large cor
tege of citizens accompanying
the procession. He was burr
ed in the new cemetary. DIR.
Glider came to BRENNAN when
the town was first laid out, and
consequently was the Oldest
physician here. A year or two
ago he moved to Gid
dings in order to abandon
the practice of his profession,
which his many patients would
not allow him to do and remain
here. He was one of the most
popular physicians that ever
practiced in the county. His
death is universally regretted
by his many friends. A good
man has gone to his rest. We
regret our inability to obtain an
authentic sket, h Of his life, which
will doubtless be published at
some future time. His bereaved
family have the sympathy of
the entire community.
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RADICAL candidates button
hole the colored voters in broad
open daylight on the street
corners.
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As election day draws near the
colored man becomes an OBJ
,ect of anxious solicitude-to
the radical Office seeker.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-11-01

Gents Clothing, Over Coats,
Cardigan Jackets, at remarka-
bic low figures, at
NEWBOUER BROS
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FIRE The cabin of George
Nicely, colored, at Watrousville,
was completely destroy 81 on
Friday night, Neelys wife died
some months ago and as he was
out in the country picking cot
ton; all his household and kitch-
en- furniture as well as his ward
robe were cremated. Incen-
diaryism is strongly suspected.
The fire bell was rang about
II o'clock; the light could be
plainly seen. but the verdict
was that the fire was somewhere
between here and Burton; no
one having the slightest suspic-
ion that the fire was anywhere
near the city limits. Much in
dignation was expressed at the
alarm being given.
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FINEST and freshest stock OF
new and fashionable millinery
goods at A. III. WHITES.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-11-01

Stop growing about bad
flour and get a good article of
c A Potter at ST Is per sack.
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WE are requested to state
that there will be grand ball
given at Germania Hall on Sat-
urday evening. the 9th inst.
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PERSONAL Major Tom Hunt,
of Caldwell, was in town yester-
day.
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DEMncRATsl-See special no.
tice on editorial page and watch
your tickets closely.
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THERE will be a dancing party
at Bethlehem grange hall on
Mill creek this, Friday evening.
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THE BANNER is informed by
R. J. Moore, that no nomina-
tions have been made in the
Washington precinctfor couaty
commissioner. There isa tree
oren race for that position, him
self and = Blount, also colored
are the onlyscandidates out.
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AN outdoor auctioneer on
st. Charles street succeeded in
keeping quite a crowd of ne
groes around his stand during
the day. The height of his
ambition was to sell two-bit
lots of dry goods and he scoop
ed up many quarters.
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Immense attraction Of Dry
Goods at
NEWBOUER BROS.
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CROOKED" tickets, by the
million, will be out. Demo-
Gratis, don't be deceived.
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JUST received one car load
of apples. potatoes. onions.
cheese and sour lsroute. Chea-
per then the cheapest,
D. w. BLOOMBARGH.
witharavar.

Thanking my many friends
for their support. and owing to
circumstances that II is unnec-
essary to mention l hereby
withdraw my name a candi-
date for county treasurer.
c. MINkWITZ.
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Ok and after Monday next,
..swl meetings" viii go out of
fashion for the next two years.
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POLITICIANS are as lively as
crickets. Every man is sure
that he will be elected.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-11-01

Great slaughter cf goods at
the Star Auction House.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-11-01

They say grceubacks vii de-
preciate bnt c A Potter still
tskes hem at par.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE In
this issue appears the announce
ment of MIR. ]. w. Sayles, as an
independent candidate for sur
veyor of Washington county.
Mr.. Sayles is a native of this
county and was raised here.
He is of C, urse we'll known and
is fully competent to fill the po-
sition.
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Local Intslligsnca.

WooD was in active demand
yesterday.
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CorToN.- The bottom has
fallen completely out. Receipts
during the past week have been
quite liberal. Prices have come
squarly down to "brass tacks.
Farmers sell very reluctantly
and there are but few buyers in
the market which is very dull
at quotations.
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MAYORS COURT Monday.
4 .Beebe. white plead guilty to
an ordinary drunk and disorder
ly 81 and trimmings.
M. Slanka, white, using bad
language on the streets. 81 and
trimmings.
One Thompson with a "p"),
white, 4cusslng a darkey" 81. 50
and trimmings.
Geo. Hollan. colored. plead
guilty to toting" a pistol. fined
SIS and the etceteras.
The tolls on this grist netted
the city s34 50.
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Sugar house syrup new crop
at c A Po.ter's.
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PARRY Within the past
few Gays there has been no
less than three of our
fashion able young men "done
and gone and got married"
The many friends of the newly
married couples rendered them
complimentary party at Ell
bridge hall. on Wednesday even
ing. A fashionable assemblage
consisting of about thirty cou-
pies, including tie groorns,
Messrs. R. E. Luhn, Edmond
Lockett and Edgar A. Robbins
with their.,beautiful and blushing
brides, participatent in a social
dance. A pleasing episode was
the reception. by the grooms,
of three beautiful bouquets from
Oak Hill Nurseries, with the
request that they be presented
to three prettiest young ladies
in the ball room. Two of the
grooms presented their bouquets
to their wives and Mr.. Ed. Lock-
EFT presented his to Miss Nellie
Thompson.
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HABEAs CoRpus.-Two very
important habeas corpus cases
will be heard before Judge
Moore, at Lagrange this
week. The case of the
Moores, charged with being
accessory to the murder of
Capt. K .llough is set for to-day,
Tuesday, and that of Scurry
Foster for the murder of Umb-
land is set tor Thursday. Mr..
Shepard left on Monday for
Lagrange, he being engaged IN
the prosecution of the Moores.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Tuesday-
A colored sinner named Steve
Walker was arrested in Camp
town by officer Garland, color
ed. on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly. Steve
toedthe mark, plead guilty and
was assessed So for fine and
trimmings. He liquidated his
indebtedness and departed.
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HI ALLAN. well known in

H. L. ALLAN, well known in
this city where he some years
ago did business as an AUG
tioneer, is the Allan in Jail at
Memphis charged with rape en-
a woman who died with the
yellow fever two days aftef-
wards. He was a prominent
nurse here during the epidemic
in 1867.
The case was examined be-
fore Recorder Quigley at Mem
phis on the 18th and Allen was
put under a $1,000 bond. the
evidence is very conflicting
but is in favor Of the defendent.
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Car of Apples, Onions, Pota-
toes, Cheese. Vinegar, Butter,
&c, just received at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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CHAMPION JIe.-On Saturday
afternoon a crowd of darkies
assembled in an alley where a
colored gentleman extracted
music from a French harp and
a delapidated guitar. A pair of
big darkies in brogan shoes
danced a championjig, while the
crowd admired their gyratious
and took "jiggers" out Of black
bottles.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-11-01

Ifyou want a choice ham, 60
to c y Potter, the grocer,
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F,rLTaYe Two alleys in the
business part of town are in d
very filthy condition and need
the attention of the city cart
man, Lieutenant General Hor-
ace Lindsey, colored, Horace
it seems runs his department OF
the municipal government on his
own hook. 1t is reported that
he now devotes a considerable
portion Of his time to election
eering, consequently ne has no
time to devote to the minor
matter of alleys. If Horace or
any other officer of the city
government has neglected to
draw his pay promptly, it is a
dereliction Of duty that has not
been reported. The city marsh
al claims that he has no juris-
diction over the institution
known as the city cart.
MAYORS COURT ednes-
day w. S. Mcdonald, two
charges, fighting with James But
Ter, and also dlsorderly conduct.
Continued until Saturday morn
ing.
James Butler. fighting with
w. S. Mcdonald. Plead guilty
fined 81 and the usual trimmings
amounting to a grand total of
sII. Paid.
The mayors court is a mill
that always has steam up.
About II o'clock Bohemian
named Holbitz was caught ours
ing loudly on the streets; he was
gobbled up by peeler and ia
ken to court. The throttle
valve was opened, steam let on
and Holbitz was thrown up into
the hopper; in about two sec
onds he came out with tag in
scribed thusly: Guilty. fine
$3.50, trimmings so,total SII5o."
He paid up and will curse the
court when he gets home.
SKgDApDLED.-A day or two
ago Houston merchant came
to this town in search of a young
GermaB who had been in his
employ and who had feloniously
made away with SIS worth of
fine Havana cigars. Our ca
gle-cyed marshal went in search
of the recalcitrant young Ger
man, and found him employed
as a toddy-slinger in a wet
grocery. The Houston man
failed to identify the young man,
he having shaved off his whis-
kers. The young man howev-
er identified the Houston man,
and before he could be secur-
ed eloped. SO far is known he
is Looping yet.
Mr.. H. M. LEWIS, county
clerk has received letter from
Robert E. Emmett, dated Sacre-
mento, Cal, Oct. 10TH 1873
stating that man calling him
self Edward Lloyd Williams
and claiming to be an English
baron, who says he bought a
tract of land in 1872, 40 miles
square located in Washington
and adjoining counties, and is
now offering great inducements
to parties to come to Texas
and locate on his land. No
such tract of land has been
bought here nor could it have
been for many years, nor is any
such man as Edward LLOYD
Williams known. He is a
swindler. Mr.. Emmet's letter
is the second one received by
Mr.. Lewis in brief time.
PRECINCT No. a. The citi-
zens of Chappell Hill precinct
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LADIES desiring frst-class
cooks of any deserip-
ton should call at
A. NJ. WHITES
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Go to c A Potter for best
Shaker Preserves.
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Go to c. A. Potter. for dried
beef, cheese and fancy goods.
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Clinord's Fe5rifuse, or Fever and
Asue Curc.--This preparation Is obtain d
by q newly discovered process. and contains
all the active medical principles Of East In
dia Cincaona bark, gfowa on the Neilghery
hills, from which al the irri.ant properties
have been Eliminated. 1t Is Natures own
remedy for all diseases arising from Aialarial
poison. Pala,able. Powerful, Anti-period
lie and Tonic. 1t nevtr fails to cue Fever
and Ague, Dumb Chilis, Congestive chills,
Bilious Fever. Periodical Neuralgia, and ali
diseases OF Malarial origin
]. c. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Sim R. Ca
rothers, of the Giddings Lone
Star was in the city on Monday
and gave the BANNER call.
Mr.. Carothers sage the Lone
Star is shining brightly.
Mr.. Sam Slawson, the well
known agent of the St. Louis
Type Foundry. was in the city
Yesterday.
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Ladies, don't fail to examine
the latest novelties in Alapacas,
Dress Goods, Merinos. Serges.
Silk Cassimeres. very cheap at
D. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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TERRIBLE Fuss On Satur-
day morning between ten and
eleven o'clock the prisoners in
jail set up shout that fairly
made the w,lkin ring. This
they continued for some time
drawing quite a crowd. The
noise is accounted for in two
ways; one is that the prisoners
had not been given breakfast,
and the other that they had not
been let out of the cages. Ma
jor General Jack Lands, color
ed, jailer and politician, had in
all probability been out all
night attending an owl meeting
and feeling weary had not got
out of bed. This, however, is
simply an hypothesis to account
for the believing.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. NJ. Lewis. county clerk,
for the week ending October
the 3Ist.
A. T. Brown and S. J. Aloorn.
L.wis Davis and Susan Waters.
Heinrich Meyer and Caroline Dittman-
Edgar A. Robbins and Lula Power.
Madison Morgan and Malinda Taylor.
Tom Routt and LA Low.
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REAL ESTATE tranfers record
ed in the county clerks office,
for the week ending Thursday.
Oct. 3ist, reported by c. F.
Herbst
Charles and Louis Korff to
Adolphus Helms s. ga acres
Gail Borden lea. $1,000.
S. o. Latum and wife to D.
Korthauer, 900 acres %. B.
Frier lea.) $1,000.
Shepard & Garrett to c. c.
Hemming lot in Brennan $3.50.
c. R. Breedlove to Henry
Johnson part, Minkwitz survey
sIS.
c. R. Breedlove to Henry
Johnson part Minkwitz survey
SI2.5o.
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Star Auction House, will
commence on Friday, Septem-
Der 9th. Daily sales from Ics
a. NJ. to 4, P. NJ.
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Jack Williams. another
Greek, drunk and disorderly, 81
and trimmings Keeps compa-
ny with Bill Wilson.
Jim Thompson, alias Frenchy,
a bad mig and an old customer
at the mill, was arrested by
Col. Louis Graves on charge
of "cussing' on the streets.
Jim paid $3.50 and the trim
mings. and in addition to that
promised to absent himself from
the city.
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St. Louis
Forrslo by h. A. WOOD. Brennan. Tex.
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WEEKLY CoTroN STATEMENT.
Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday, Oct. "a, 1873.
Net receipts, bales. 1900
Shipments. 1899
Stock on hand ................... 1905
Total receipts this season.. 1900 I,79a
Freight to New York, 81 IS
per 100 lbs, rail and water
All rail 81 50 per 100 lbs.
Weather report by DR.. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches. -
Highest temperature. ~
Lowest temperature. ~
Average temperature. on
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BAUGING AND IIES-
double anchor, heavy, I4lg
Ties, all kind. per bdl. ....... ago
JJJMRFR
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MAYORS CoURT.-I
Bill Wilson, a wild II
found taking nap on
road platform, fined
trimmings. Takes his IL
the bastile.
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GtNUtNr Owl MEErlNe.--Or

GkNUtNE Owl MEETiNe.--On
Friday night there was q meet
ing of 80 or 40 colored men
held at Ashville school house
in Mill Creek bottom. The GER
emony of electing chairman
and secomtry" was duly gone
through with, after which Capt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-08-08
At Chicago Lumber
LIVE Co., BrOWnViIle.

The Granger says that 1t is
thought that Daily will secure work
ing delegation from Nemaha.-FdaT-
mont Bulletin.
If he does it will not be by the real
good will of Church Howe or his or
gan. for no one has hitherto dealt
this pair of hypocrites and lickspit-
ties more severe and effective kicks
than has Bill Daily. The Granger
man puts his tail between bis legs and
cringes at the feet that kicks him,
cur like, but he has the hydrophobia,
and will bite whenever he sees a
chance to make IL effective. AL
though they are none of your damn
cheap men," Daily could easily buy
them If he wanted that kind of help,
but we don't think he wants them.
It would be worthless, not to say
dangerous, investment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-08-08
Granger please copy.
LONDON ITEMS.

- Weather still oppressively warm.
Some tramp" agitation.
Rev. Baggs, who has been quite
aick for a few weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
- Mr.. Isaac Heikes has returned to
his home in Ohio, so favorabIy i'm
pressed with Nebraska that he In
tends to buy farm, and move here.
Would it not be we'll to try and
find out the cause of the "tramp?"
Try and look out and see what may
be the "efect;" and then try and
discover the remedy.
- Mr.. Ed. Heikes reports much
success in taking orders for fruit trees
In this neighborhood.
We need ahigher morality taught,
and less theological mysticism. We
need more preachers Of righteous
ness" und less revival preachers. "
The people need to be taught how to
live pure beautiful lives, instead of q
spasmodic piety at dying hour.