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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

"A L kESSMAN In LUCk.-ITduk |
Miller, an employe in the press room
of the Herald, has fallen heir through |
his wife to s2,0OO,OOO. Mr.. Miller
married Miss Azelia Dore, grand
daughter of Jean Louis Champagne,
who recently died in Texas, leaving
princely fortune to be divided |
among his heirs. Mr.. Miller is a
brother-in.law of the late General
Aired MOuton, of Louisiana, who
was killed at the battle of Mansfield, |
both having married sisters.-[Dal-
las (Teras) Herald.
If the convention gives us con-
stitutiOn Republican in its features;
untinctured by political or class
bias; shielding both races; favoring
home industries and protecting
home enterprises, the State of Lou
isiana will soon take the rank she
once held in the community of
States; the energy and industry of
our people, with our climate, soil
and production, require nothing but
good laws to make us prosperous
Point Coupee Pelican.
In Justice to the Executive, the
judiciary and other officers, we
would have them serve out their
constitutional term. 1t would pre-
vent any sudden and violent attack
on the body polite; it wonld allay
agitation, excitement and partisan
feelings.-Point Coupee Pelican.
There has been a great cry about
innocent bondholders. The senti-
ment is laudable-but justice to the
people of Louisiana requires that
taxpayers should not be fleeced, if
the bOndholders have been unfor-
tunate in their bond speculations.-
Lafayette Advertiser.
We have known men to stand on
the street corners and talk about
saving the country with their finan-
cial projects till they consumed their
own finances and literally talked
themselves out of house and home
Arkansas Democrat.
AS an extra inducement to get rid
Of politicians we advocate a scaling
Of all official emoluments-from the
Governor down to the ward Con-
stable. Shall this be done s-How.
ma Covrier.
We hope that it will.
There are in the parish of Avoy-
elles IL lawyers, % physicians, 4
dentists and Is retail MERCHANTS
There are only five bar-rooms.-
MarEsuiUe Bulletin.
"Government of the people-by
the people-for the people," is our
doctrine.
Mary had little lam. Her moth.
or gave it to her-on the side of the
head.
A gentleman in Rockport, Texas,
has in his yard date palm grown
from the seed, which is doing finely.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

FEWER OFFICIALS WANTED
The advent of the present admins
tration witnessed the withdrawal of
one army, yet another and very ex,
pensive one still remains-an army
of useless petty office-holders, dis
tributed throughout every district
and parish in the State, whose exis.
tence is superflous and whose duties
are a myth, and yet they absorb the
substance of the taxpayers, and
their further continuance, while pro
ductive of no beneficial results, tend
to keep us in perpetual poverty
Many of these Offices "must go" with
the present constitution. They were
created BY our Radical rulers, not
that they were necessary for the eff:
ficent execution of the laws, but
rather as a means of providing for
those who "served their party best
1t is estimated that the saving to
the State in this one item will be no
less than $4,000 anuually.-[M.
T0nne1nv Farmer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

Justice Teller, Of Fifteen Mile
Bayou, Tenn, fined the remains of
q suicide S25 for carrying concealed
deadly weapons, and collected the
money through the sale of articles
found upon the person. 1t is not
yet known whether the corpse will
be tried for murder.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

The annual report of the Chief of
the Bureau of Statistics says that
So per centum of our foreign CON-
merce is with Great Britain and her
colonial and other dependencies. OF
tho provisions and breadstuffs ex
ported during the year over 80 per
cent. was produced in the Western
and Northwestern States.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

The Bossier Banner has entered
upon its eighteenth year. 1t is a
real good paper, if it is small; and
We hope it will live one hundred
years longer.-{ Rioklaad Beacon.
Thanks, friend Mangham; and
may We receive the b aeon in ex.
change all the while.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

1t is estimated that Georgia has
received this year, at her different
ports and railroad stations, 10000
tons Of guano, against 71,OOO last
year. EACH ton costs the planter a
bale Of cottoc.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-04-03

In the matter of taxation real es,
tate has to bear what personal prop
erty evades.
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Mere Mention.

hNC uS PaSOiptSV'
Bolton, Texas, is to have a
WOODEN factory.
The miners at Pomeroy, O.,
are on a strike.
An earthquake in Persia
killed mahy people.
- Fish are selling in Snow Hill,
Md, at so cents a peck.
- This Pittsburg steel works
are overrun with orders.
Bonded debt Of Montgomery
county, Alabama, $61,135 10.
Capital punishment will not
he re-established in Switzerland.
"A new hotel, to cost $22 500
is being built at Spartansbmg, s. Z.
The burning of 81 houses has
been ordered in the Russian plague
district.
The work on the jettics at
Charleston, s. c., is progressing
rapidly.
- The Legislature of Texas ap
priated 100000 for public school
buildings.
The famine in the valley of
the Nile causes intense suffering
and distress.
- There are 1900 miles of rail-
road in the State of North Carolina
completed.
Real estate in Lake City,
Florida, is in better demand than
for years past.
Extensive beds of gypsum
have been recently discovered in
Fentress county, Ky.
Tho Arkansas Press Associa
ton will convene at Pine Bluff the
first Monday in June.
Recently about thirty persons
left Augusta county, Va, to seek
homes in the West.
The newspapers seem to think
that Mardi Gras stupidities will be
no more in Texas.
Gov. Nichols has signed the
bill repeating the charter of the Lou
isiana State Lottery.
The Farmville (Va.) Insur
ance Company has been placed in
the hands of receiver.
-Morehouse parish, with a
voting population Of about $500
polled 266 votes on the 18th ult.
Next October a line of week
~ steamers will begin carrying cat
tie from New Orleans to Liverpool
Coal sells at Birmingham
Ala, for 81 so per ton. 1t is found
in inexhaustible quantities near by
"A French company propose,
to lay a telegraph cable from Yucca
tan to Cuba, with connection at Ke,
West.
The Turkish cabinet wants
to economist by reducing the army
but lacks the money to pay off tn,
troops.
Late accounts from Ken
lucky indicate that the deposits O
petroleum in that State are very ex
tensive.
The State Lunatic Asylum
of Arkansas is to be located at Snow
Springs, about three miles from Ho
Springs.
The State government revo
luton in Sonora, Mexico, which wa
favored by President Diaz, has sue
ceeded.
They hang every fellow VIII,
commits murder in New Jersey. I,
Kentucky the roughs assassinat,
the Judges.
The market gardens aroun,
Charleston, s. e., will this seaso,
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Independence LoonIs.

! AccippyT. - Thursday night
| as Alr. Josh Young and Miss
| Matte Blue were returning home
from a party at Maj. Daily's the
buggy. by some r,ismanagc-
mcnt, was upset falling on the
young lady and breaking her
arm. DR.. Culberson was called
in and set the fractured limb
She is not able 10 be carried
home yet.
/ Coop The ladies' Of Indie
pendence have turned out 10
picking cotton. Three cheers
for them,
! FlRE.- About daylight on
Monday morning the house OF
William Cummcns. colored, WIS
totally destroyed by fire. All
his household goods were lost;
nothing saved from the build
| ing. He and his family had
been away from home for 4
week picking cotton. The FIRE
was undoubtedly the work of
an incendiary.
YouNG LADIES lookout! next
year is leap year, and Mr.. Isom
Taylor is just about finishing
fine two-story house with three
dormar windows in front and an
L in the rear. He is having the
inside papcred and will put in
elegant furniture. Mr.. Taylor
is young man and is building
this house on a new farm on
Rocky; it is beautifully situated
on hill and can be seen a long
way. Young ladies can draw
their own deductions.
Mrs. FLEwELLEs, fthis plaee,
lost her infant, II days oi5as,
Sunday; the child when
had a from. tooth. ISSH
on Monday.
WEppixG.-Lord Panct
England, and Miss Halle StfrD-
ling, of lndcpcndSscc, .werc
married "Wednesday informing at
9 o'clock, by Rev, w. c. Crane.
they left for BRENNAN irnniedir
ately, taking the evening train.
for Montreal, Canada. The
gentleman procured his papers
Tuesday and is on his way to
glory.
Mr.. G. B. Davis and wife paid
a visit to the Yegua people last
Sunday and organized fine
Sunday school. He thinks it
will prove successful a lecturer
rom the independence Sunday
school will be furnished.
DR. SARRCLt, d DaptiSt min
lister who has lived here for some
years, has moved to the neigh
borhood OF Anderson. Grimes
county, and taken charsc Of a
church there.
Several good dwellings are
for rent here and more are be-
in constructed.
VIslToRs.-Mrs. R. Jacob and
Misses Sypora Harrison, Celia
Scelig and Jenny Gcnscnheim-
er were here last Sunday OH 4
visit to Mrs. Levi they remain
ed but one day. They also
called on Mr.. John Mcknight
and were treated to some Of his
fms pears.
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Burton Locals.

DCKroS, Angus; 20, 1870.
Cotton worms have made their
appearance on several farms.
There has been 500 bales OF
cotton. of the new crop. shipp-
ed from this place.
Capt. Shelby was married on
the 18th to Miss Mollie Camp
bell, of Travis. Having made
the tour to the capital. they ar
rived here on the evening of the
e,d inst. We wish them pleas
ant voyage over the sea of life.
The Misses Medley, of Plan
tersville, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here for
several weeks, will leave for
home tomorrow.
Mr. !. n. Mayteld viii leave
tomorrow for Louisville, Ky.
where he intends prosecuting
tho study of medicine.
The Mcthodists are protract-
ing a meeting, We hope with
good results. DIR. Alexander
and Rev. St, ne, Of Chappell
Hill, are il; attendance. Rev.
]. l.. Lemons, Of Caldwell. is ex-
pected to-day. DEL.
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oae Price Cash Store.


l have just opened 4 new
stock of fall and winter goods,
consisting of staple and fancy
dry goods; nice line of ladies
dress goods, hosiery, tape and
hemstitched linen handkerchicts
splendid line of mems and boys
clothing. also a good stock of
boots and shoes, Both ladies',
mems, boys and children. The
best and newest style of mems
and boys hats, al! which l will
be glad to show all my friends
who will favor me with a call.
c. G.. Couch.
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From Long Point.
August Goth, 1879.

august Goth, 1879.
Editors Banner:
Some excitement to-day in
town, on account of a very Sc
rious accident which occurred
this morning at the steam mill
OF Mr.. Minis. Mr.. Knight who
has had charge of the mill and
gin, attempted to clean out the
gin. when the engine started,
the gin catching his right hand
and literally saving it to pices;
two fingers were amputated and
those that are left terribly LAGER
ated; his other hand had been
injured in a similar manner sew
eral years ago. Mr.. Holt has
retured from his visit north. A
strange disease has appeared
among Mr.. Alex. Shepard's
mich COWS. they go entirely
blind, is supposed to have come
from the west. VoLENTINE.
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pW- The Early Bird, manufactured 1t
Lynchhurg, Va, by Mr.. Carroll is now su-
preceding all other brands of smoking to-
bacco, is sold at same price as Durham S
and is three grades better When is re-
membered that Mr.. Carroll holds the med
ais for manufacturing the best smoking to-
bacco in the world, you will be eager to
Fairly Bird. the best in the market.
Address,
CaRHoLL's EARLY BIeD ToBaccoWoRKs
Lynchburg, Va.
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THE BANNER learns iromrRev.
L. P. Rucker. who was m Bell
vile on Sunday and who was
returned home on Monday. that
cotton worms have appeared in
force IN the vicinity Of b ilville,
aid that at Travis some fields
we're totally destroyed About
a milo this side of Bellville he
passed train-of-about a dozen
teams and wag Us en- route FOR
Brcnham TO begin work on the
Santa Fe road in town. 50
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

FIRE IL a CAR AS the
freight train was about pulling
out on Thursday afternoon a
small boy discovered smoke is
suing from one Of the box cars
loaded with cotton. The load
was soon dumped when it was
found that one corner Of the
car was on fire; the cause of
it was not ascertained; the FIRE
was cxtinguished and the cot.
l.tonxu-lpaded.
REAr ESTATE transfers for the
week ending Aug. 18th. reported
by c. f. Herbst, Of the county
clerks Office:
R. r. Lawthcr 10 d. c. Gid
dings, e7o l., acres, ]. W. Cole
Iilge, scs6s
J.. G.-Licb. Admit to i. +.
Sprain, 50 acres. est. Van Draiss,
S2so.
Mary A Harris and husband
to J. D., Cochran, Is interest iii
$40 acres Cochran lge., $3.50.
Geo. Wcgand to Martha
Mayer, f25 acres, !. Fletcher
lge., SOS.
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Its dangerous thing to allow the dia-
rahoea or dysentsry to go unchecked and
there is no need of it. a small bottle Of
Johnson's Anodync Liniment will cure the
most stubborn case that can be produced.
Fever and ague, malarious fever, bilious
and typhoid fevers all originate in one pro-
ducing cause and may all be easily preven-
ted by Parsons Purgative Pills. Thes-pills
&C; directly end powerfully upon the blood.
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From Gay Hill

August 20. '7o.
Editors Banner:
This neighborhood was visit
cd by another good rain last
Sunday eve. The Literary So
ciety met at the residence of
Mr.. w. w. Carriers on Satur-
day eve. last; the meeting was
well attended and all enjoyed
themselves very much-the So
cicty adjourned to meet next
Saturday evening at the Bap-
fist church for public debate by
the young men of the society.
Mr.. James H. Jones left on
Monday for Austin to be absent
a few day on business. The
road question that | wrote you
about in my last was settled am
;cably without any kicking be-
ing INDUCED in. a feature of
Improvement is another new
store in the INTERCHANGEABLE.
Ham Sears is proprietor. We
wish hin. success. Hard times
IS all the cry out here now
short crops the cause. A good
deal of talk and surnising as to
where the depot of the G., {.
& S. F. railroad will be located;
no two believe alike on the
question. e
There will be q croquet party
at Mr.. w. w. Carriers on Thurs
day evening next. if the wealth
or remains good.
SCHNEIDER.
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PuBLIe FREE ScHooLs.-On
Monday next. September st,the
Brennan Public Free Schools
will commence their fifth annual
session underline most favorable
auspices. Mr.. c. P. E,stiil, super
intendcnt, assisted by an able
corps of teachers, will have
charge. Parents aud guardians
having children 10 educate will
dc well TO read the advertise
mrnt in another column.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

PLENTY OF Goops F oursecn
car loads of miscellaneous mer-
ohandise.- mostly from New
York, arrived by the freight
train on Tuesday. The clerks
|.irs.the freight Office had a good
time making out bills. or one
thing farmers may rest assured
there viii be no Scarcity Of
goods, in BRENNAN this fall.
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lust RECEIVED

One car load Avery wagons,
made by the Avery pillow com
pany, sold with their full guar
antee. Wagons can be seen at
Avcn & Ralston's warehouse.
Also one car load of Apples,
Potatoes. Onions and Cabbage.
ID. w. BLooMBARGt & Co.'S.
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION
If you want to know all about
it. read Newbouer Brothers new
ad. They offer bargains in all
kinds of goods.
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THE SANTA FE GRaDE--Mr.
| Jones. the contractor for the
grading OF this road through
town arrived on Tuesday morn
ing with large number of wag-
ons, teams, men and tools ard
at once established several
camps IN different parts of the
city contiguous to the line of
road. Work will be commeno-
Cd m oura
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The WESLEY BALL. = The
BANNER learns from Mr.. Thorn
as Dryer, who attended the
ball at Wesley, on Friday eve
ming, that it was agrand sue
cess, by far surprising anything
Of the kind heretofore gwen in
that splendid neighboshood.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

INsuRANcE.-In this issue ap-
pears the card Of Mr.. F. A. En-
gelkc, insurance agent, who re-
. presents number of first class
companies. He is also agent
for the Travellers Accident In
sararce company, Of Hartford.
This company issues. policies to
tearclers. insuriag tliem asains,
accident for a nonieal sum.
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RAGGING AND TIES.
Tagging. double auchof,hcavy, 1901,
Ties, all kinl, nc. bdl. T5tfs
Jr-,rp-p

Jusr received new and conf
pletc stock OF staple and fancy
grocencs. sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in any part Of
Tie city free z. ]. FRAAkEr.
North side square.
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. e.
WATERMELoNs.-T This COM
modify is becoming very scarce;
the watermelon season has
about reached the last of pei
time, SO to speak. 1t locked
that way on Saturday when a
colorcd gentleman appeared on
Sandy street with very dirty
and very greasy bag on his
shoulder. which he cased down
on the sidewalk and proceeded
to open, when out rolled about a
dozen melons ola size between
mocking birds egg and a
small water gourd. He sold
them out at two for a nickel.
A very few able-bodicd melons
werc. also offered for sale at
"balloon" prices.
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RuSAwAY.-Fri day afternoon
Judge c. B. Shepard and daugh-
ter drove up to Eldridge's store
in a buggy with a pair of frey
horses. The judge alighted
going into the store and leaving
his daughter. Miss Susie in the
buggy; by some means and
without apparent cause the
horses started and as they turn
cd at Finney's corner, just
across the street. the buggy ca
reened landing Miss Susie snug
ly on the street, fortunately not
injuring her in the least, though
she was of course badly scared.
The horses ran up St. Charles
street to Vulcan, down Vulcan
to Market, and down Market
to Bassett's bank where they
brought up against a post.
breaking the buggy to smithcr-
Gems.
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MaRKia0E LICENSES issuesf
bysH. NJ Lewis. eouaty clerk.
for the week ending Aug. 18th:
s, George Brrrow and Mary Bailey
= Fam j. Pancoasi and Halle J stribiing
Friedrich Chaser and Louise Dahso.
Thomas siudhaii aud Nancy Light.
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For RENT.

The store house on the S. w
corner of St. Charles and Quit
nan streets. Orc of the best
stands in the city. Apply al
restaurant of
Mrs. MCDONALD.
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CoTToN WoRMs.-A gentle
man from ZionsviIle reports
that the cotton worms have ap-
pcared in force in that neigh
borhood; the worms are very
healthy and have splendid apr
pctitcs.
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+ CoTTox. Receipts during
the week have been quite iiber-
al. The market yesterday
ofened bouyaat and closed
steady at quotations. y ~ ~
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Notice in Probate.
Tue STATE OF rExas.

TIE STATE OF fExAs.
TO the sheriff, or any constable Of Wash
ing,sn county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cause to
be published for at least twenty days in tie
Brcnhsa Banner, I newspaper printed il,
the county of Washington. The following
notice:
TIE STATE OF TEXAS
To all persons interested in the estate %
Charles GieIse deceased;
Julius Lehman. Administrator Of sait
estate has filed in the coanfv courr Of
Washington county, an application Tex dis
charge from the administra: Of, and his
iinal account with the estate Of ChErles
G:erke, deceased, which viii be heard 1t
the ncS. term OF county coutcf said ccun-
~, Commenting on the
THIRD MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
1870, az the court house thereof, in he city
of Brcnham. at which tine al persons IN
tercstea in said estate msy appear and con-
test said application and account, If hey
see proper,
Herein fail not, under penalty OF the
law, and Of this wit make due return.
Issued the 18th day Of August. 1879.
Wines, II. N. Lewis clerk Of said
court and the seal thereo, at dhce,
L.s. in the city of BrenhaIn, the is,il
day Of August, 1859.
II. Nj. LEWIS, .c.c.c'E:c.
hereby certify that tie above and fore
gong IS 4 true and correct copy OF the
original citation. now in M haads-
! Gag. , q ~ rcifiSsuS.
Ans IswSe si:eFia w G,
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Chew Iaeks0n's best swee, Navy Tobacco

gRoBBERY.- On Sunday af-
noon VIM. Rosenback, who liy-
cs near Pleasant Hill, hung out
all his bedding to sun and then
went to Palms store. When
hereturned his bedding was n0a-
est. 1t had walked away.
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GRADING Thursday morn
ing active work on the grade of
the Santa Fe railroad was COM
menced in town. Mr.. Jones
has the contract that part OF the
road south of the Central's tSeck
and Mr.. Schneider on the north
of it. Work viii be prosecuted
on the route towards Caldwell.
From what we can learn activi-
ty prevails all along the line
from Brennan to Richmond.
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Notice in Probate.

----
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff. or any Constable OF Wash
ington county, Greeting:
You arc hereby Commended u f.stslish
for twenty days in the BrrSisAm BASstss,
newspaper puhl;shed in said county. tie
following Ecties:
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons int.rcs.ed IL the Estate Of
". c. Gates, deceased:
Matte L. Gates, ADMINISTRATORS of said
estate. has fled in The County Court Of
Washington county, an application tor dis
charge, and her final account with said es-
,ztc Of W. c. CATS, DEE i. which will be
hsart at the next ;crr. Of the Goensy Court
Of. said county, commencing OF. Tire third
Monday in September 1870, Al TIE ccnrl-
hsnss thereof. in tie cisy- Of Brenhars, st
whssh time alt persoas i.ieres.ctin >sia 80
.ate may appear and comics; said apPtea-
ton, il they see proper.
Herein. fai' not. under penalty Of the law.
and Of this wit make due rcsurn- Issued
The 10th day Of August, 1879
Wnness. Hugh NJ. Lewis, clerk Of said
Court and the seal thereof, al office,
r. = N tie city OF Brennan, The zosh
- dsy Of August, 1879.
- II. NJ. LEWIS.
iefk Ctrnty Court, Washington Co.
By c. F. Iisr5s,, Deputy
l hereby certify Ela, The abovc-and fs-c-
going is true and correct copy of the ORG
in.h citation row in MY hands.
J. H. IiuTcHINsoS, Sheriff VIC
Breni.ain, Aug ri. 10000.
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nsa- Just received at D. w.
Bloombargh & Cos full line
of Flannel suits. Linen suits,
Busters, shirts. ties, shoes, boots,
etc. for men. youths and boys
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

For a paynphle; on Electric Treatment
Of chronic diseases with ELECTRICITY, which
will be sent free, address The Mcintosh
Electric Belt and Battery Co., lee and Ioi
Iartson street. Chicago. IL.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

y. NJ. White has the cheapest
stock Of clothing and trunks in
the City,