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HEBKEws IS MEAr. E,rERs

HEBREWS As Mat EATERS
The Hebrew inhabitants.of Bos-
ton consum, a COED deal Aoi
meat, and as they only eat the
.forequarters Of an animal, reject
the hind quarters entirely, the
number OF cattle killed for them
is larger than it otherwise
would be. 1t probably amounts
to about so oxen, so or % cal
YES and about 25 sheep per week.
All these animals have TO be kill
ed by a rabbi and the meat, ha' :
ing beenproperly handled accord
ing to Jewish rules, is retained
by Hebrew provision dealers, OF
whom there are nine in differ
ent quarters OF the city.-Bos-
ton Post.
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Exports and Imports

The Official statement of our
exports and imports for eleven
rnMtils ending November 80
hast, shows that our total i'm
ports of all kinds were in round
numbers four hundred and
seventy-one million dollars,
against tour hundred and sew,
enteen millions Tor the same
time the preceding year. The
exports we're five hundred and
ninety-nine milh6n- a@.inst
six hundred and seven million
for the preceding year. Our
exports exceeded our imports
about one hundred and twenty
seven million. OF the precious
metals we exported nearly four
teen million more than We i'm
ported. We are not diminish
ing our supply OF these metals,
however. On the contrary, VIC
ara increasing it, the yield Of
mines last year. being eighty-two
million. Dedueting the excess
OF exports, we still have net
gain of fiity-eight million.
As a matter of interest, we
give list of a few of our Lead
ing exports for the eleven
months: Cotton, one hundred
aud twenty-ninc million dollars;
wheat, sixty million; corn, forty
million; -four, twenty million;
coal oil, iorty-eight million;
bacon, thirty-eight million; lard,
twenty million; tobacco. twenty
three million; fresh beef, four
million; salt beef, two million.
Our eisiet imports We're: Sugar
and melssses, ninety-fve mil
Ion; coffee. fity-six million; tea,
fifteen million; cotton manufac-
lures, eighseen million; flax
goods, fifteen niilien; woolens,
thirty-serea million
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Cremation in Italy.

The Lancet says that ON the
9th OF October, at the cemete-
ry Rio.o at Lo.h. Professor
Gorini made a new trial of the
crematory apparatus invented
by himself There were sew
eral distinguished person pres
emf, among them DR.. Bono
who was delegated by the Coun-
ell of Milan; DR.. Nardi, Also
of Milan; and the representative
cs of the leading Italian papers,
professional and lay. The num-
Der Of army. surgeons in atted-
ance was also remarked. The
body destined for cremation
was. that OF a man, sixty-two
years OF ;lgr, and weis hing for
ty-two kilogrammes. 1t was
introduced into the apparatus
at 1 p. NJ. at 8 P NJ the fire had
doIieits work and there remained
Of tie body only5 per cent OF its
original weight. Not the slight
est tetor or disagreabie sensation
was experienced by the bystan-
dcrs. This result was obtained
with the consumption OF two
hundred. Ilogrammes OF wood.
a around OF applause saluted
Professor Gorini' and. in the
name OF thecompny. Dr.. Bono
congratulated him on having
pre- diced the most expeditions
and thorough erematory appara-
tus yet known.-Scte'st.fe
American.
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i,axELAaRAr1nS IN IioSoLrLI

.CoNFLAeRAT1nN IN Honolulu.
f Mr.. Comfy, the U. S. minis.
ter resident in the Hawaiian IS
land, writes TO the Department
OF State that during a severe
and de,tructivcg storm OF three
days duration fire broke ont
in Honolulu on the night of
December 18th; consuming over
S250,0o0 worth ofproperty. The
wharyes and government ware>
house were totally destroyed
and the enstomI,ouse was with
difficulty saved. The king and
and ministers were early on the
ground; bis majesty calling ont
his household iroips, and him.
self working at the brakes OF
the hand engines to encourage
the rest. The want of a steam
fire engine was severely felt.
The loss OF the Hawaiian gov
ernment is some $780, 900; fine
next heaviest loss (::45.000) fall
ing on an American citizen nam-
ed Hopper.
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There IS much complaint
from varsoVs pertioas of the
State that inssne persons sent
to.the insane Asylz1,a at Austin
are denied admisssea. zad that
after they are taken there by
county officers they are rejected
and sent back home Ii our
county jaii we now have three
of this unfortunate cisss of peo-
pile, who. being entirdly unable
to take care of or do anything for
themselves, are a s=raen on the
public. Inas,nueA as the tax
payers have to take care OF the
insane, i6 wsHid se much
cheaper IN the ieng nun that
they he supported Ntahe general
expense OF the State at large,
instead OF By the several coun-
ties, whers there are no adj
equate means Of gising them the
care and attention tkat they
need Tie cheapest and best
plan tor all parties e@acerued, is
She assumption by the State of
the responsibility Of their care
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commuicat.d.I
Political Economy.

The Consideration Of the fol
lowing items is asked OF the
community:
1. The bonded bcbt of the
United States of America as to
equity and liquidation.
2. The annull:ng super1uous
offices and the reduction Of sal
aries and fees,
g.. The reduction Of the army
and navy.
4. The expenses OF govern
ment to be. paid, gratuitously
and pleasantly.
5. To establish legal money.
6. What the government
should encourage and what
T.. To; reform the judiciary.
s.. Whom to nominate aud
support tor office.
9. What may be confidently
expected with adequate aid OF
voters.
No. 1. Because the bonds
were created TO aid unlawful
purposes. ;. In law they are
void.
The Fourth. Having re-
ceived no consideration, owe
nothing.
Viewed in the most favora-
Bile light to the bondholder, they
were for greenbsck value,
double the amount of gold.
The interest being paid in gold
was double interest. The prin-
cipal is therefore entitled to a
credit of the excess OF the inter
..st paid. The balance should
be paid in greenbacks, relieving
the people of an onerons bnrtlien
OF unjust taxation.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-01

Kansas farmers estimate corn
at fifteen cents a bnshel, at
which price it a cheaper fuel
than coal or wood Here 1t is
worth from thirty to forty cents,
at which price the average
iarlner says there is no money
in it. The merchants here can
not afford to pay q satisfactory
price for corn on account of the
enormous tariff charged by the
Central railroad. Freights are
carried from Galveston to Kan
sas City, distance about 800
miles, for less than is charged
from Galveston to Brenham,
distance fa5 miles. The fact
is, it costs mere TO get corn TO
the seaboard from Brennan
than it does from points in the
interior OF Kansas, Missouri or
Illinois. The next Legislature
should take tie matter in
j,a1d ZG
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KANeAKoos are not exclusive,

KANaAKoos are not exclusive
ly courts, as appears by an
item in the New York San.
The colonists G. Queensland,
Australia, are complaining OF
the enormous depredations
caused BY large droves of kan
garoos, which are overrunning
the settled districts in the in
terror, and destroying yegeta-
ton. Kangaroo courts are
harmless as compared with
genuine kangaroos-
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Proceedln; s orcity Council January
s. IS, 1875.


Council met IN rcgnlar ses-
sion, all the members being
present.
Pe;iriou OF Mr.. j. NJ, IIHdsan,
asking "a ] reduction in tile
assessment OF his property from
1890 to $500 was reeeivod and
petition granted. ~
Petition of Mr.. X. Johnson,
asking reduction in the assess
ment of his property from $50
! to $500 was received and petit
ton granted.
At the request ot the Mayor
an approximation Ut $3.50 was
ordered from the general ful d
TO the st ert find, FOR the pur-
pose tf co istructins bridge on
Ant streef, south Vi railroad.
An appropriation OF s155 WAS
ordered from the general fund
to school building fund to-. axe
mp draft Of L. Z. Davis against
the city-same being given him
as part payment Of school houses
and lot. ai
An appropriation OF siOa.5O
was ordered from the general
fund to school building fund to-
take up draft OF +. A. Engelke
against the city Tor money adj
yanced by him TO the city to
compete cash payment ior school
houses and lot.
Report of city assessor and
collector was referred 10 Finasce
Committee.
Several bills having been re-
terred to Finance Committee at
last meeting ami approved since
were ordered paid.
The following school bills
were ordered paid: VIM. Ruins,
cutting wood, s1.10; Martha
Foster, services as. j.nitor for
November, 1871, s.; Cornelit
Slaughter, services as j.,iiitor for
November, 1877, sc.
The following bills We're re-
+ rid to Finance Committee:
A.. Fox, lumber. sl3.25;
Singletary Il Co., for two tin
signs for collectors Office, 80.
Proposition OF IL. r. Nc
Chung to cut down and clear
away the trees growing in Day
street, on Hog branch in Will
kins' addition, was received and
I privilege granfe,l.i
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= The Colorado Citizen says
proceedings should be instituted
against the immigration agents
tor flooding this country with
impecunious tramps, who can
not get work, and finally resort
te crime.
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ZAcu CHANDLER's head gran
ger up at the farm has prepar-
ed an agreeable surprise for his
chief. lie has planted twelve
acres in lnint.-Gnc nnats
Commercial.
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Georgetown's brass ban !
has come ont from its winter
quarters. and dnring the last
week has given several SER
nades. The town ais, has a
shooting gallery Wo k on
the courthouse is progre. sing
rapidly
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A SrAKTLiNs rumpr reached
the city yesterday to the effect
that Judge Davis had defined
his political position. 1t proved
to be a malicious canard' and
men breathe,i more freely
BmEiagtm, Hd,okeye.
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Human jaws sell for % ap' ice
at the seat OF war in Bulgaria.
and yet the American people
pay 5000 a year and mileage
to their Congressmen.- Worca-
este,. Press.
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BLAINE rhymes well enough
with Hayne. But it's quite clear
that Dewes and IIoar together
do not spell Webster World,
Como to think OF il the stock OF
Websters Is rather limited now
adays.- Washington Star.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-01

The r ctor OF y fashionable
west end church is now affec-
tionateiy spoken of in clerical
circles as s.fhe Apostle of the
Genteels-' -i'hizadelphia But-
Lefi,a.
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LAxAR IS a candidate for the
vice presidency--'straddles y
blind. D-Axstin Statesman.
Has this any reference to q
game Of cards known as
draw.
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TIE cigarlnakers' strike has
collapsed AMI unfortunately
the strikers are far worse off
than they were belore.-N. \.
Herald.
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Jusr received a hull and COM
plete line in ladies, misses and
children's Shoes. Mems, youths
and boys Boots and Shoes sold
assrenarkable low figures, at
d. W. Btoombargh 5.
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. QrEEY: Why will men
smoke common tobocco, when
they can puy Marburg Bros
e" Seal Of NorM Carolina" at
the same price n
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~ CorroN SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid for same
delivered ut my warehouse.
d&w3m j. Al. WILKINS.
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5 LoyEis au intoxicaiion.-G's-
Conn. Yes, but a year of mat
rimony win sober you up
franklin Patriot.
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FOR me cheapest and best
selected stock OF Dry Goods, go
to Newbouer Bros. new dry
goods palace on Main street.
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equity 10 iooNiiiS h"c. A"~
journal says consi ierabic
quantity of spring wheat will
be sown.
- The Comanche Chief an
nounces the advent Of a new
paper in another county thusly:
| Another candidate for starva-
ton.
The farmers of Smith
county are realizing the fact
that it is a god thing to have.
an abundant supply of hogs and
corn.
Humping Frog is the
name of weekly paper to be
started at Bailey Junction, on
tie Denison- and Southeastern
railroad.
= Prof. Brooks, an English>
man who has been playing the
I piano in a saloon OF Sherman,
died suddenly at that place
from the effect of a fit.
4
= Galveston is only two
months behind in paying her
police force. Policemen have
heaps OF fun. and can afford to
work "for fnn."
= Candidates Tor county Off
GERS are about to become as
the leaves in the "Valle Her.
mosa," is the way the Bolton
Jo,umal.puts it.
The hair restorative man.
ufacturers had as well retire
from business. A San Saba
man has discovered that coal
oil is the best restorer.
The L4uabermdn SAYS there
are now five doctors in Beau
mont, and yet there has been
but one d,ath among the white
population since last July.
= George Harris the alleged
murderer of Olenick was arrested
by the Sheriff of Hill county and
has taken him to Austin, The
governors reward of 500 was
paid.
= The dustin Statesman
says that on Monday evening
Land Commissioner Groos and
Chict Clerk Fisher left TOR Gal
weston to appear as witnesses in
the Hobby trial.
- The Clarksvilie Banner
says county candidates and
Bermuda grass are beginning
to make their appearance all
over North Texas. Grazing
should be good this year.
= Hearne has had a slight
sensation. Bill Clark, bar
keeper. shot a. w. Thrasller.
In this case id thieving
scoundreI was the provocatian.
Thrasher is likely to come out
second best.
= A Dallas hotel clerk is in
hook, charged with reducing the
size OF gentlenlan's pocket
book from 81 200 to s53. The
purse was left for safe keeping
in the hands of the clerk.
= Delison .Ne,cs:: The track
of the Denison and Southeast
ern Railroad is now laid for a
distance of ten miles, and if the
good weather continues trains
will run TO Baily junction
SOON.
DR.. E. J. Scott and D. II.
Hardy settled a difficulty at
Mil'icen on Saturday last.
Scott is now going around with
lead mine in his body, and
the probabilities are that ! he
will never have any more
trouble.
The San Antonio Express
learns that Johnson Farsee, a
eolored negro thief, who lived
ON the Guadalupe, near Sesuin.
was called ont of his house
few days ago and fired upon.
Only six shots entered his
body. He has gone to be an
angel.
just because a couple of
religious people at Houston
were unable to sing well they
were arrested, taken before the
courts, fined, and then published
in every newspaper in Texas.
"Man's inhrmanity to man has
made countless thousands
mourn"
= San Antonio has a num-
Der OF street gamins, who are
up to all kinds of tricks and
and rascality. The other day
a small boy was caught with
pistol in his possession just as
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"
kservicc.
Colorado county planters
are busy preparing tor the
years crop.
I TIE Committee on Ways and
Means have completed their
tariff bill.
- The Georgetown SIN
offers itself tor one year for a
load of wood.
AUSTRIA is bitterly opposed
to the dismemberment OF the
Ottoman Empire.
: Horse thieves have been
doing an extensive business in
Colorado county.
= Mrs. Gardner, of Marlin,
has taken out a license as a
spiritual medium.
The Grand Commandcry
Knights Templars met on
Thursday at dustin.
ANDERSON, of Returning
Board infamy, is now on trial
at New Orleans.
= Every few days we read
about trains being ditched on
the Central road.
: A number of new school,
houses are being put up in
Lanpasas county.
We are again under obliga-
tons to Hon. D. c. Giddings
tor Congressional t.yors.
S. S. Matthews, OF the
wcstern portion of Burleson
county died on the 18th INST.
- The Laborers Champion
IS the title of a new paper
lately started in Shelby county.
= The Lampasss Dispatch
says that farming operations
are being actively commenced.
- Fox and cat hunting is the
amusement among the. Marlin
ties who delight in nocturnal
sport.
= Mr.. T. W. House, on his
Arcola plantation, raised pork
enough to supply the entire
place.
= The Lampasas Dispa ch
wants to find out why eorres>
pondents will net fSrnish their
names.
.7l- Beaumont shipped 1876
cars OF lumber. ties and shingles
during the week ending 18th
inst.
= About one thousand coun-
tcrfeit Mexican dollars have
been put in circulation at At
lanta. sdt s-r
"A wagon load of pecans
created quito an excitement on
the Avenue in Austin day or
two ago.
- According to the Waco
Telephone no regular slate
seems to have room for Hon.
John ireland.
Throckmorton and Saycrs
is said to he the latest gubcrna-
torial slate-sulject to revision
and correction.
: Measles are prevalent in
the town of Beaumont, and on
that account one of.two schools
have been closed. Z
an entire block OF buSi-
ness houses was burned at our
neighboring town OF Mellican
on Sunday night.
Blind Tom is billed for
Tyler on the 9Th OF February.
lie has world wide reputa-
ton as a musician.
= Smith county, it is said
offers many inducements to
emigrants. The county is
healty, and the lands good.
= ~ high official of Denison
and prominent Republican
politician is in hot water He
is afflicted with crookedness.
= Hens are doing a lively
business this winter up in the
vicinity of Tyler. Eggs are
worth only ten cents a dozen.
= A panther has been cap
tured near Dallas; it is about
the size OF an ordinary cat.
What will Fort Worth do nows
90 Five hundred and fifteen
bales of cotton have been giuned
by Messrs. Graves and Du
Boise, Of Mcclellan county, this
sess0n.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ire silver bill again occupied
az y" es' -.
" 8 !,
Geo. Z. GoRDoN, inventor OF
'he .rot''oe pruning press 10
oeau' ii@
HUNTISeToN,s Pacific Railway
Dill is meeting with much oppo'
sltioa-
THE Matthews silver resolu-
ton passed the House by y vote
u io' 10 10
THR Morning cdh IS the name
OF the latest newspaper adve'i-
tufe III Daiias.
MR. JOHN D5ScAN, an old
and valued citizen OF Harrison
county, is dead.
BEEoHER AND TIIroN stifl fur
nish the bntt for newspapers to
fire their wit at
AUSTRIA, like the other powers
consider that the peace condi-
tions require mach modification
The Dallas Herald pays the
BANNER o high compliment.
AIodesty forbids its reprodue-
ton.
The constitutionality OF the
dog tax is BOW before the APP
pelate Court of the State at
Austin.
THE practice of Kangarooing
new corners in county jails
should be abolished by the legal
authorities.
We have at last received a
stray copy of the Tyler Demo
crat, the tirst in two or three
months
Docs are faithful friends of
msn. but, unfortunately for the
canine race, men are much dis
posed to make fun OF them.
MAYOR THoMAs P.1OcHrLrREE
is announced as a candidate for
Governor. The probabilities
are that it is only a joke on
Tom.
Mr.. E X. Collins. the
founder of the first line of
steamships across the Atlantic
ocean, has recently died in re-
dnced circumstances.
A SPECIAL to the Cincinnati
Gozette SAYS that there is a
move ON foot to reduce the sal.
aries of the principal missions
from st7 600 to s15 600
OuErs VcroR1A. with a regal
,mun;ticeuce scarcely eoualed.
contributes from her own pri-
vate purse $500 for the benefit
of the Turkish sufferers.
r. po.urn;nn Poord o,sos.
are on trial at New Orleans. A
severance bss been granted.
and the trial of Anderson COM
menced Wells has left the
S+ote
p m m :. = l, a.a
pnss;a, +orr;torv nv III. Tnrk.
;sb ambassadors Russia makes
her own terms. but still the OF
toman Emn;,.e !. not wiped
ont
nss-....su-.asf 80
,.,s,.oa ,,a,,,,, g Ec.r,,,on N t
,.l,oroed with having murdered
IN arn,,.uo,n ~, whose life
he held nolicics of life ipsur.
.,,ce 70 secnre a deht
!. M.a.;a
49, ...
= t;aontot u,oda.n t,,,,es
Ill., n,o.h.. ~ Kinn Als,nso
yu ,vos d;.solute wonan
IL i now o,;lod
RIA, 60,
" ~ 80
A"s LOS 80 -
= wiz, o'o s ..
~ .ne $3.50 ;auas.;.,; =
H ,,
,o,n q tho Gro.sr a ron
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ANTONIO, an
diguity -
his movements haSers
ccived at the War Departnie
fora number Of days.
SENATOR VooRHEEs has APP
peared ON the lecture platform in
Washington city. His theme is
Thomas Jeferson;i the subject
is one TO which the Tall SYca-
more of the Wabash is able to
DO. ample justice, ...
DE-. LISpERMANN, director OF
the mint, states that if the mint
at New Orleans is established it
can coin ten million in silver
annually. With the addition TO
the coinage facilities, all the
silver can be coined.
Marlin Ball: If Lang'receives
the Democratic nomination he
will run the race. 1t not, we
don't believe he will be an sin
dependent" or a bnlter, as the
/ Ne'os' correspondent hints at.
He is too honorable a man for
: that.
Mr.. ]. N, BARrnoLow, a pro-
tessioual newspaper man, is out
iot the Sherman Courier, and is
now ont looking for job. lie
has never held position on
any paper,in the State for more
than a week. sp M
A LONDON spec;af to the New
York papers comes over the
wires stating that the passage
of the Bland silver bill will
have "a depressing effect on
American securities. This is a
matter that concerns the capt.
talist. alone.
The Turkish government is
having difficulty in naaistsining
order at the capital. AMeng
the refugees are many armed
Circassians. These have al
ready plundered towns, asd
are flocking into Constantinople'
laden with booty.
Ex-GovENER STocKDALE de-
MES that he is a candidate for any
Office or anybody,s slate or has
proposed q combination with
anybody The S. A. Express
says that on the question OF
being candidate, however, he is
non committed SO tar.
In 1865 there was 1851
2s2,a7a OF paper money in cir
cuiation in the United States,
or at the rate Of $47.42 per
capita. The amount has been
steadily reduced until in 1877
there was but 5000, 444433 ,394, or
only SLIGO per capita.
The case of the State VS.. A.
M. and B. If. Hubby was called
for trial in the Criminal District
Court at Galveston on Tuesday,
and on motion of defendants
attorneys was continued. The
witnesses were put under $500
bond each.
q THE product OF the mines OF
the United States and Mexico
amount to about $50, 0n0,0 900
annually-S45, 100000 gold and
s35, 100000 silver. At this rate
of initiation it will be long
time before the country is. flood
ed with metallic currancy-
THE papers are again begin
ming to teen with accounts of
all kinds OF rascality. A few
days agoa daring attempt was
made torob passenger train
train on the Atclieson, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad in Kan
sas. AS the train approached
small station it was fired into.
The train Immediately pulled
out and thus avoided capture.
KANSAS CRY is going to work
with much vigor to turn her
immense grain trade southwark
by the great water route. This
means the shipment OF all grain
down the Missouri river to St.
Louis, and then eastward via
the Mississippi. Should this
object be accomplished, the
railroads will lose a large
amount of traffic.
A WAsH1NeoN special to the
Galvestou News says: The
House judiciary Committee nm.
auimously accepted to-day Gull
bersoB's report ordering return
...L S,otes.of TeYas of the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-01

Square meals for Is cents as
the Pheuix Restaurant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-01

=. - The Dallas Herald accounts
for the hard times in this St. e
bysa, ing that / hey are brought
on by economy. This theory
might be tenabie il there was
any money in the country