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VEGETINE

The following letter from Rev. g.
W. Mansfield. formerly rastor of tue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Hyde
Park. and At pr. sent settled in Lowell,
must convince every one who reads his
letter of the wonderful curative quail
ties OF Vegetine as thorough cleanser
and purifier of the blood. !
HYDE PARE, Mass. Feb. 10; 1875,
Mr.. R. H. STEVENS.
DEAR SR-About ten years ago my
h"alth failed through the depicting ef-
i1cts of dyspepsia; nearly a year later
WAS attacked by typhoid-fever in its
worst form. II settled in NY back, and
took the form of large deprecated
ahscess, which fifteen months in gath
ering. l had two Surgical operations
by the best skill in the State, but re.
ceived no permanent cure suffered
great pain at times, and was constantly
weakened by profuse discharge l
also lost small pieces Of bone at differ
ent times.
Matters ran on thus about seven
years, till May; 1874. when u friend rec
commended me to go To your office, aud
talk with you of the virtue of Vegetine.
| did So and by your kindness passed
through your mandatory. noting the
ingredients, &c, by which your rene
dy reproduced,
BY what | saw and heard I gained
some confidence in Vegetine.
commenced taking it soon after,
but felt worse from its effects: still
preserved, and soon felt it was bene-
fitting me in other respects. Yet did
not see the results desired till had
taken it faithfully for little more than
u year, when the difficulty in the back
WAS cured; and for nine months have
enjoyed the best of health.
l have in that time gained twenty
five pounds of flesh, being heavier than
|. ever before in my life, and / was never
more able to perform labor than now.
During the past lew weeks ( had a
scrofulous swelling as large as my
fist gather on another part of my body.
L took Vegetine faithfully, and it re-
moved 1t level with the surface in a
month. | think l should have been
cured of my nsin Trouble sooner if I
had taken larger doses, after having be-
come accustomed to :is effo It's.
Let Your patrons troubled with scrof-
ula or kidney diseases understand that
irtakes time 10 cure chronic diseases;
and, if they will patiently take Vege-
tine, it will, in my Judgment, cure
them. With great obligations, I am
yours. very truly.
G. VI. MANSFIELD,
Pastor OF the NJ. E. Church,
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DIsrRIcr CouEr. : This tri-
bunal is now hard at work on
the criminal docket, and Judge
Turner is pushing old cases
which have encountered the
docket for scvera! years past.
The clerk, Mr.. j. l.. Moore, and
Sheriff Hutchinson ably second
the efforts OF his Honor, and
thereby save the county heavy
expense in the payment ofjury-
m n. The following cases were
disposed of yesterday: State of
Texas vs.. Christopher Krantz;
charge manslaughter. This is
an old case, and the defendant
is a middle aged German farm
er, who killed a negro employee
by striking him on the head
with hoe. The jury were out
all of Tuesday night, as eleven.
men were for conviction and
one for acqnittal. They agreed
during the night, and Judge
Turner opened his court before
sunrise Yesterday morning., and
receiv, d the verdict. which was
two years in the peniteptiary.
The next case we're: State of
Texas VS.. Dick and Gus Brown
ing, coiored, charged with
stealing bale OF cotton, and
selling it in this city. One of
the brothers plead guilty, and
the other was convicted and
received two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The next case was the white
man, I. J. Thomas, who stole
F. L. Randle's fine horses few
months ago. He plead guilty,
and the jury gave him six years.
A FREEDMAN was seen on
Tuesday evening with two $40
bills and one $50 bill trying to
get them changed, saying they
were 50 bills. When questioned,
he said that a woman had given
them TO him to keep tor her.
Officer Doran was sent for, but
the chap had got out of reach
before he came mp, and he could
not be found again. The money
was dobtless stolen.
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Remember This.

Now is the time of year for Paeu-
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs. Colds,
and fatal results of predisposition to
Consumption and other Threat and
Lung disease. Boschee's German Syr-
up has reen used in this neigh5orhood
for the past two or three years without
a single failure to cure. If You have
not used this medicine yourself, go to
your drugyist, r. Z LuhR & Co., and
ask HIM of its wonderful success
among his customers. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. II you
have no faith in any medicine. just buy
a sample bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 CENTS and try it. Regular
size ottle 70 cents. Don't neglect
chance to save IS cents.
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INFANTIclDE.-One of the
worse cases that has come to
our knowledge occurred a few
days ago in the Washington
ueighborhood. We learn that
Young negro woman delivered
herself of a child. and that after
wards she sent her younger
sister. a girl of eleven, to throw
the infant into the pig7pen.
This the little girl done, and we
understand that the case viii
be investigated by the grand
jury.
THE RAsBERRY MURDER CASE.
This case was brought ny
Yesterday in the District Court,
and AFTER an investigation the
jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty, there being no proof to
show that the defendant had
done anything wrong.
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Safe and Sure.

Mr. R II. STEVENS
In 1872 your Vegetine was recon-
mended to me; and, yielding TO the per-
suasions of friend. l consented to try
it,. At the time l MAS suffering from
general debility and nervous pro-tra
tion, superinduced BIZ overwork and il.
regular habits. Its wonderful strength
ening and curative proper les seemed
% affect my debilitated system from the
first dose; and under its persistent use
| rapidly recovered, gaining more than
usual good health and good feeling.
Since then have not besitated TO give
Vegetine my most unqualified indorse-
ment MS being safe, sure, and powerful
agent in promoting health and restor-
ing the wasted system to new life and
energy. Vegetin- is the only medicine
Iuse, and as long US live | never er-
pect to find better Yours, truly,
w. H. CLARK,
100 Monterey St.. Allegheny, Penn.
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From, ruesasr,s Daily.


FIRE Tic smokehouse of our
old friend, Mr.. S. G. G. Moore,
near this city, was burned last
week. He lost a large quantity
of meat, lard and other provi-
sions.
DIsrKror COURT The atten-
ton Of this court was consumed
yesterday in the trial OF the case
ofLow VS.. Mcintyre. in which
a verdict was rendered in favor
of Mr.. Low. This is the third
trial of the case, resulting each
time in a verdict for Low.
Bold THEFr.-0a Saturday
night last some thief or thieves
went TO The premises Of Mr.. G.
d. Gary, two miles east OF town,
rolled his new buggy out ot the
carriage house, hitched two
horses to It and departed for
parts uakncEu. Parties are in
pursuit of the thieves, but up TO
the present writing nothing has
been heard OF them.
RcRBERY.-The saloon OF Mr..
George Hirschberg was entered
on Sunday night, and his safe
robbed of over 1910 in cash, sew
Grad hundred cigars, and a
quantity of liquor. The ca
trance was Effected througa, a
back window of the billiard
hall No clue to the perpetra-
tors of the robbery has, as get,
been discovered
Cal FoRNIA SAx-Was enc of
the chaps arrested by the police
on Saturday as dangerous trarnrs
and run out of town. He has
the reputation of being one Of
the most skilltul and dangerous
burglars and there's in the ceun-
try. His partner reached town
a few hours after his arrest and
gaEe short History eff Sam and
then dit out" himself for other
6eads and pastures green
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REAL ESTATE transfers record


REAL ESTATE transfers record
ed for he week ending January
24sh:
NJ T CarIeto, 70 K J.am,-
ton lot N pranlom U.rr;,,
ton le.ara sas
T mordr and wifi, 70 Holm
w G;lmore 15o acres McIn1
trra laanna $40 40
q T Gae ann 4 Whitaker
avscntors Of 4 zee 1ereased
TT " Taylor lot 4 6;,r,k1oi
homesto,d t;a,.t Of A Gee -
no.seJ 8s1 aeres s1eG ee.
n q NcfSfe,,e -
va ~ "a n TaJ
w az ' "-u - Brenhas
p p ra,,. "a
n1;n ios So
ina an' Wasbiarta,
IS dara.;nn -
Mmnrna bo.dr;o
oonmtv
7 h Rocors - an.
Min 1no o,.reS n Civ isarna
s1aoo
r p Stool bridoe and wife
- W;ebus,.h m acres p
Hone leaoue WASHINGTON conn.
tv Il ooo
r Se;deI TOT. " Mann MART
~ lot 10 . ZOO ae,es G..;l b..
den league, SO.
w N Ma m"' naI r., - aI 1ot I1'e -
survey, Gail Borden leaspe.
$3.50.
G. R. Breedlove to Sam Car
roll, lot 1 Of w. Dever league.
25 acres. lot 2, 81 acres same
league. sl,14O.
NJ. Armstrong and wife to J.
Barrels. a 2-5 acres. G. Borden
leau. 1886.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
SILVER seems to be a legal
tender exclusively in this city
at present, and it is gladly re-
ceived at par by everybody.
SSrPE HUNTERs.-The season
for this pastimc is closing, as
the game has become very
scarce in tllis neighborhood. !.
THE Brenham Grays were out
on parade yesterday evening,
and presented a very fine APP
pearance. The boys are a
credit.to the town. %
ScALrs. saw pile of
wolf and fox scalps at the County
Collectors Office, yesterday, and
on inquiry learned that they
had been received in payment
of the dog tax.
To FARMERs.-We take pleas
ure in calling the attention of
farmers to the ad. OF Kuchne
Bros. & Co, of St. Louis, who
propose to buy the product of
200 acres OF garden sass.
Tue District Court yesterday
adjourned until Monday morn
ing next on account of no cases
being ready Tor trial, as several
of the attorneys engaged for the
defense of the prisoners in Jail
were absent in attendance on
the Waller county court.
A GENTLEMAN named Heidet,
resisling in Eastern Texas, has
been. in this city for several
days past preparing to enter
suit for 800 acres of land located
near Messrs. Ammons and
,Hemmlng's. in the southern part
of the city, and now in posses
sion OF Messrs. Testard and
others; and the suit promises to
be interesting at the july terpl
OF the District Court.
CosIPRoMIsED.-The most of
the parties who occupy the one
hundred acre tract OF land To-
estei in the eastern suburbs of
the city, and claimed by Mrs
Carleton, daughter of Alb. Lee,
have compromised with Judge
McFarlan |, one of her attorneys.
The city will now spread in
that direction. as the cloud
resting on the title of the land
for SO many years past has pre-
vented improvements in that
direction.
WoN'T WoRK.-January Fer
guson. the negro who made
such a stir out in the Post Oaks,
and whipped out the officers
sent to arrest him, has been in
jail several weeks. He WAS
fined $25 and costs a week or
two ago, and now he swears
that he will not be hired out,
but will rot in Jail first. There
is dsubtles3 some law to reach
this chap; anal if the County au-
therities allow themselves to be
buIldvzed in such a manner, we
shall mistake their temper.
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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by Aaron Davis on tae Hath
day of Sept 1877. and estrayed before
J. W. MrCown, 4. 2. Precinct No. I,
Washington county, on the sth day of
October, 1877, one dun Horse, star in
the forehead. about years old, bran
ded : - IA hands high. appraised by
- A D. Gee and G ". Reed at
II $500.
Taken up by James Hickey and es-
trayed before T. o. fIynes. j. P W. c.,
on the ist day of January 1878. one
Il a.hisen gray horse 8 or 9 years old
branded diamond H on right should r,
left hoof .splir open. very LAME, slled in
front, Is or Is hands high, appraised at
$40. Il. NJ. LEWIS. C. c. VIC.
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FROM Wednesdays Daily.
WERrHER-Clear, coo

FROM Wednesdays Daily.
WBsTHER-Clcar, ceol and
bracing-
Now plant shade trees and
beautify year homes
The season for sausage, spare
ribs aud back bones is slowly
but surely passing away. #
WE learn that there has been
a large amount Of electioneering
going On down in Camptown.
The object has been to induce
the eelsred man to vote for the
partics that have been doing the
talking to them The R4SHER
has 20 axe TO grind, but wants
its eAored friends to vote un-
derstandingly and without the
expectation OF Tee or reward.
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Local Intelligence.
From Saturdays Daily.


IMpRov EMENTs.-Mr. Frank
Geisecke is putting up a fine
frame dwelling or Ant, near
Fridge street. Mr.. J. W. Webb
has nearly completed a commo-
dious frame carpenter shop on
the corner of North and Vulcan
streets.
STYLE.-d gentleman from
fine rural districts might yester-
day have been seen perambula-
ting about the city with his
trousers neatly tucked in his
boot-lcgs, and his boots neatly
and artistically painted" with
Rising Sun stove polish. The
effect was stunning.
WEEKLY CoTToN STATEMENT.
Mr.. ". K. Lewis furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday the 18th inst:
Net receipts. ..373
Shipments. -. 1913
Stock on hand. 1881
Total receipts. =. 1919
Freight to New York, s1.o5
per 100 lhs., rail and water.
Weather report by DR.. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches. :. LIZ
Highest temperature. ....... SO
Lowest temperature. ..... A
Average temperature. =. IS
TRAMps.-Just on the heels
of the BANNER's remark that
trainps gave Brenham a wide
berth, halt a dozen OF the per-
egarinating gentleman dropped
into town. The peeiers peeled
their eyes and kept a close
watch on them. One chap re-
marked that if the police took
him up. @they would let him
down again a id sight
quicker than they took him up"
lie was "took," and also his
.'pard." They are now guests
of the city at the bastile, and
fare sumptuously every day on
two meals of corn bread and
beet. Since the above was in
type, we learn that the prison
ers have been shown the way to
Austin.
-CAsDIsATEs.-The city exc
ton is yet some distance in the
future, but candidates are al
ready bestirring themselves.
The latest take is supposed TO
be the Office OF city marshal, for
which position eight men have
expressed their preference.
There are forty or fifty more
who would be willing to sacri-
fee themselves for the public
good. For the Office of Mika-
do, the present Incumbent,
Hon. j.. TT O'Riordan, has no
opposition, though there is
plenty of time tor candidates TO
come to the front. The BAN
NER is now ready to announce
any and every man in town for
any Office he may wish, provi-
ded guid pro quo is fur
nislied.
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GREAT sacrifice. Just re-
ceived $50 set collars and cuffs,
at 10 cents a set, worth SO
cents, at Newcomer Bros, new
dry goods palace on Main street,
next door to Eidridge.
NEwBoUER Bios.
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BUGe1Es AND PHEroSs, new
and second hand, with and with
out tops, for sale at Parks Liv-
cry and sale stable.
ia13-d&w1m
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JUST received a full and COM
plete line in ladies, misses and
children's Shoes. Mems. youths
and boys Boots and Shoes sold
at remarkable low figures, at
D. W. Bloombargh's.
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REGARDLESS of cost for the
next thirty days. Newbouer
Bros. will sell their immense
stock of goods at great re
duction on former prices. Come
and convince yourself that we
sell cheaper than the cheapest
NEwBoUFR Bros
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IF you want the best pictures
you ever had taken go to Gallo
ways Gallery and you will be
satisfied.
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IIIRscaBERG- keeps the only
frst-elass saloon in the city.
he sells none but the pures t
liquors.
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Observation-Disclosures in pri-
ces. Raw 25 cents, all the 9TH
er styles. 10 C nts dozen.
PhcniX Restaurant.
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HIRscuBERG's mixologist, Tai
bot, is aa fat in preparing
seasonable drinks.
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Now is the time to get mar
ried, the BANNER has just re-
ceiTed a fine lot OF wedding
note paper and envelopes to
match, also wedding cards.
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Atteati0n. Paapers

1t is hereby ordered that all persons
whose names now appear upon the
County Records as paupers shah APP
pear at the February term, 1878, in
person, If physically able to do sn. aud
if not, then TO be represented by Sur
g,ons certificate in the hands of aoine
responsible person and that this order
be published in the BRENNAN Banner
and Yolksbcte.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Washington.
l, H NJ. Lewis, clerk of The County
Commissioners Court of Washington
county, Texas, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true and correct copy
of the original order now on record in
said Court.
.x Given under my hand and
jss the seal of said Court, at office,
in Brennan, this the I'd day OF
*--# January, a. D.lS7S.
Fl. NJ LEWIS, C. C. C. VIC.
BrenAam, January 1lth. 1874
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CLOSING out entire tall and
winter goods, blankets, shawls,
clothing hannels. etc., to make
room for spring goods, at D.
w. Bloombargh's S. -.
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OYsrgRs to families $3.50 per
100, art the Phcnix Restaurant.
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EVERYTHING reduced to hard
pan prices. You will save
money by purchasing dry goods,
boots, shoes, clothing, hats. caps,
dress goods, etc., at D. W..
Bloombargh's.
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| show that the QetcHuaht nd'
done anything wrong.
From Thursdays Daily.
No CLUE yet to. the burglar
who cracked Hershberg's SAT-
on Sunday night. E
CorroN continues to roll int
town at the rate of a hundred
bales a day.
TIE County Court is grind
ing away on civil eases, and a
very fair grist is turned out
daily.
Butter and eggs are again
plentiful in the market. and arc
to be had at reasonable fig.
ures.
THE city cartman was hard al
work yesterday hauling brick
bats and making good crossings
near the Central Hotel.
MANY farmers continue to
buy plows and farming utensils.
This. is, a good sign that the
farmers work is about commence
ing.
SWEET porAToEs are slow sale
in this market at forty cents per
bushel, and corn is sold daily
from wagons at thirty five cents
per bushel.
WEDDINGS are Incoming very
numerous of late, and per con-
sequence we enjoy the sweet
thoughts of a continued aud per-
petual s'honeymoon."
TuE countyjaiI is full Of in
mates, and the j,iler has to keep
both eyes skinned to keep his
boarders from absconding and
not settling their bills.
THREE men passed through
here yesterday in pursuit of the
murderer of Mr.. Tom Bell, who
was killed at Hampstead a day
or two ago.
LUMBER. Large quantities OF
lumber can be seen leaving the
city daily for the country, where
it is used in repairing fences
and erecting new houses.
GARDENING.-We notice some
of our townsmen have. begun
gardening in earnest. Some
have already planted Irish POI
tatoes, cabbage. hects, radishes
and SIGH like truck.
VoLksrEsT., - Our. German
friends inform us that the forth
coming Volkstest, which is to
take place in May next, will he
the grandest aff.,ir- ever wit
messed in BRENNAN.
BUSINESS. = The roads are
getting in better condition, and
there is quite a perceptible re
vival in consequence. especially
from Burleson, Austin and
Fayette counties.
THIEyEs.-Our county seems
now TO be fnll of thieves. We
hear of thetts being committed
in almost all parts OF the coun-
ty, and there seems to be no
effectual remedy save and ex-
cept it be in liberal arplica-
ton of hemp and lead.
RECOVERED. = On Saturday
night last Col. G. B. Shepard,
residing near Long Point, had
one OF his faest horses stolen.
On Sunday morning John Shop
ard and Robert Helbert struck
the track of the thief and
trailed him through Austin
county. overhau,ing him below
San Felipe. Tie tllief-who
was a negro-abandoned the
horse and took to the bottom.
The horse was reeaptured, but
the thief escaped
A BACHELOR friend of ours
wants to get married: but, then,
yeu see he wants mis- charmer to
do the counting, wooing and
cooling. while he proposes to APP
pear as gentle and innocent as a
dove-giring street. answers to
atfeeticnate proposals. He ex-
presses a decided preference for
widows, especially If they hap
pen to possess FIRST class +hssh
heHse-" Yoa see what the gen
tleman really desires is coed,
quiet home viii, some loving
woman to take care Of him
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Dissolu Ion.

The e,-psrtnership heretofore e1-
isting between Koehler & White, has
this day been dissolved b. m utual
consent. Mr.. Woehler retiring and A.
NJ White continuing the business
Parties holding claims against the
late firm are requested TO present them
for payment; all persons indebted TO
as are also requested to cali snd make
inn ediate settlement
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-01-25
SEED POTATOES,

500 Barrels Seed Potatoes; Onion
Setr; twu car loads choice Flour; Sugars,
Molases Rope. whiskies. cigars, tobac-
eos; full line, just received and Tor
sale low to the trade.
D. W. BL0OMBARGH.
Brenhsnl, Jan. 17-d&w2m.