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BURTON LOCALS.
Nov. II.

Editors Banner:
News is scarce in and around
here; business dull; cotton
about all sold. Some sickness
mostly fever and colds. Farm.
ers can not sow small grain un,
til more rain falls.
The day school is flourishing
The Sunday school has died
out.
Married at the residence Of
the brides father on Sunday
morning by Rev. Dabney. Mr..
w. Blackbern to Miss Mollie
Francis, all of this county. May
they have a peaceful voyage
over the sea Of connubial felici.
ty. ToUcHsToNE.
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INDEPENDENCE LOCALS.
Nov. Il, 1879.

Editors Banner:
| visited the male college
building to-day and found stone
enough on the ground to COM
plete one-half Of the building.
The window frames are already
in one end and one side. Mr..
Holmes is doing a splendid job
and when the college is COM
pleted it will be an ornament,
not only to Washington county,
but to the state.
The Banners independence
correspondentreports thatabout
two weeks ago some one broke
open Mrs. Farquhar', house, in
the Washington neighborhood,
and stole a lot ofbacon, sugar,
coffee, can fruits and clothing.
The house Of Henry Cotton, a
negro living on the same place,
was fired by an incendiary and
burned, together with all of his
household goods, on last Fri
day night. The incendiary and
the robber are supposed to be
one and the same person.
Married, at the residence of
the brides father, in Indepen-
dence, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
DR.. Crane, Mr.. S. A. Landers,
Of Caldwell, to Miss Mary Eu-
genia Smith.
A very small but select as
sembly were present and enjoy
ed most sumptuous repast.-
There were several bridal pres
ents and among other things
the brides father presented her
with a full outfit of household
and kitchen furniture. An in
fair was held at the residence Of
H. L. Smith. The BANNER was
favored with wedding cake. ].
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THESE BITTERS will prevent con-
tracing of Chills and all Malarial Disease;
If properly used, by invigorating the liver,
toning the stomach and regulating the bow
els and kidneys. 1t is preparation from
such vegetable extracts, Of which Prickly
Ash constitutes 4 leading part, that enters
into the regular prescription practice Of all
medical men, among whom DR.. Sherman
is Justly classed as the successful compoun-
der. after an experimental practice Of 90
years, az complete antidote to all infu-
ences which, If not arrested in time, ternin-
ate in Chills and Fever or ot.sr malignan
diseases.
Though pleasant to the taste, it is not a
beverage las the extracts are held il solu-
ton in pure Holland Gin only, because Of
its cathartic properties, and is therefore an
infallible remedy for habi,usl constipation.
THE MALARIFUGE is certain cure
for Chills when once contracted. 1t has
never failed to effect cure where the direc-
tons. accompanying each bottle, are fol-
lowed.
Druggists are hereby authorized to refund
the money to any party purchasing who
claim cure is not effected, providing the
directions are followed and the empty bot
tie returned. For sale by all druggists.
]. w. WOOD,
Nav A $50 Kansas Civ Mo
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INDEPENDENCE LOCALS.

The Rev. Frank Kieffer, a
German mission preacher, visit
ed our little town to-day; he
bought nice little residence
and is now on his way home af-
ter his family. On his return
he will swell the ranks of our
school 3 more.
Independence and its sur
roundings was very well repre-
scented at the big show on Thurs
day-went to carry the children
of course.
We are pleased with the sue
cess Of our new college. 4
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.l-a acres timbercd land Ia miles east OF
Breuham.
20 acres Of rich land on Woodlands creek
miles from Ircnham, near r. r. bridge.
liz acres on the r. Allcoru league, miles
north Of BRENNAN, has good house on IL. 20
acres In cultivation. balance heavily timber
ell and all under fence.
l2s acres l-2 miles northeast OF Brenham,
o tho r. Cole league. has good residence
with rooms, a new cistern and sufficient out
houses; 20 acres In cultivation. balance heav-
lily timbered and 5-ith under fence.
lis acres miles northeast OF Brenham. on
the Independence roail, good tenant houses
and plenty Of water; 90 acres Of the above In
cultivation, Is In pasture and 10 in timber; all
under fence. Terms l-7 cash. balance and
years.
SIS acres rich prairie land 4 l-s miles sonth
OF Brenham, east of Bellville road, with o
living water. Terms cash.
$40 acres miles south OF Brennan. on the
woodward league, has good tenant houses
on II and cribs. 200 acrei Of the above Il In n
rich state of cultivation, the balance In pas
ture and under fence.
600 acres, a part Of the S. r. Miller league.
situated about 10 miles from B;enham on the
Rick Island ;eah and adjoins Joe Jack,on' s
farm, we'll watered and timbered.
A Is acre woodlandfract situated ! l-2 miles
northeast OF the courthouse. The tract Dor
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~ The Early Bird, manufactured a,

kk4 Inc Ealiy DHu, mahuiaCtui GU al
Lynchburg, Va, by Mr.. Carroll is now SUI
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
t Fairly Bird. the best in the market
Address,
CARHoLL's EARLxBrRD ToBAcCoWoREs
Lynchburg, Va
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TO THE LADIES

Go to D. w. Iloomb ,rgh &
Co.'S and examine their new
stock Of fall and winter dress
goods, silks, serges, bunting.
cashmeres, trimming and but
tons to match, just received all
the latest novelties, and prices
not to be complained of. They
have the largest and best selec-
ted stock in BRENNAN.
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County Court.

Criminal term November,
The following proceedings have
been had since our last report;
State VS. Chas. Alderman,
gambling. not guilty.
State VS. Thornton May, bet
ting at a gaming bank, fined
$40.
State vs.. Henry May. bet
ting at a gaming bank, 6ned
$40.
State VS. Juba Burnett, bet
at a gaming bank, fined $40.
Court adjourned till Tuesday,
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DISCHARGED Dick McKin-
ney, the negro arrested few
days ago on the charge Of steal
ing mule, was examined be-
fore Justice McClung, on Thurs
day and discharged, there be.
ing no evidence to show that
Dick stole the mule.
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THE.counties of Waller, Aus
tin, Fayette, Colorado, Burleson
Lee, Milan, Grimes and Wash
ington were well represented at
the circus. IN this city, on last
Thursday. ~
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Dry AND DUSTY The dust
on Friday was intolerable and
many storekeepers were oblig-
ed 10 close the doors as a pro-
lection. notwithstanding the
day was as warm as summer.
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Chew Iackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
VNo ExoDus.-A prominent
planter of the Chappell Hill
neighborhood informs the BAN
NEK that there Is no percepti-
bic exodus movement in that
vicinity. When the Kansas
fever first broke out the plan
tiers expressed a willingness to
help any ofthe prominent ne
gro politicians or leaders to 60
to the promised land and they
are somewhat disappointed that
none Of them have gone. II
any have left Chappell Hill they
have gone so quietly that they
are not missed. Nearly all the
negroes are getting ready to
make contracts for the coming
year. u
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JoLLIrlcArIoN.-The BANNER
learns that a movement is on
foot here looking to the hold
ing of a jolliheation meeting
over the recent elections. Dem
ocrats are not particularly in a
mood to jollify. sksF-ES- X
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THE DAsITEs Joaquin Mil
ler's play of the Danites will be
presented by the Mckee Ran
kin combination at the Opera
House on Wednesday next, the
10TH inst. The play treats Of
California mining life and is full
of thrilling scenes. The Gal.
weston Nesps speaks in the high
est terms Of the play and the
company.
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OPERA HOUSE. - Frederick
Walter has been duly sworn in
as special policeman for the op-
era house and in addition to
his duties as chief usher he will
see that strict order is maintain
ed. Boys in the gallery will
govern themselves accordingly.
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CONFEDERATE MoNEy.-Trick-
cry is not conied solely to the
heather Chinee. The African
is little trickey too. 10 Jack
son, a colored gentleman,
though to turn an honest penny
and on circus day opened out a
lemonade stand in camptown
a thirsty and tricky country
darkey came along and bought
a pair Of glasses of lemonade,
so-called, and rendered in pay
ment for the sapk price twenty
cents, a five id Confederate
bill. Jackson took it and gave
the t. and t. c. d. $3.50 in money
Of "the best government the
world ever saw" Sometime
afterwards Jackson discovered
the sell and has had a warrant
issued for the t. and t. c. d., who
if caught will find that such
tricks don't pay.
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Max wslketh in a vain shad-
.sw, and so do turkeys, about
this time. for Thanksgiving day
draweth nigh.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-14

The immense bill boards that
for some time ornamented the
courthouse square and had the
picture gallery of the show or
them, have been taken down.
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A DEAD mule is a rarity. new
ertheless one was found dead on
the railroad track. at the depot,
or Wednesday morning. Lock
law did the business for him.
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Maya 1879
Ciinord's Observation-Disclosures Power
full, Antlperiodic and Tonic.

Natures remedy for Fever and Ague.-
Never known TO fail in single case. This
popular remedy differs from all other Ague
Cures, in being free from al poisonous ef-
fects on the system; it enters into the circu-
lation and destroys all malarious poison,
and thus eradicates the disease without pro-
ducing any Of those distressing after-sensa-
tons, such as fullness and pain in the head,
ringing in the, ears and partial deafness.
Try it once and you will never be without it.
J. e. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
@ st. Louis
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CAUGHT AT LAST Martin
Johnson, the negro who at.
tempted 10 assassinate Rev.
Hosea 1T, athis residence
near &Ppell Hill, some two
months ago, was on Monday
arrested at Millican and on
yesterday was brought here and
placed in Jail. 1t will be re-
membered that Johnson was ar
rested shortly after the occur
renee and at the preliminary
examination before the Chap
pell Hill justice committed to
jail. Constable Traylor and a
negro deputy started, from
Chappell with johnson for the
purpose Of bringing him to Jail.
On the way he escaped and an
impression got out among the
negroes that he had been lynch
ed. Johnson acknowledged
having fred the shot at Mr..
Garrett. @
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Hosiery and shoes, both la
dies and misses, in good styles
and very cheay. Just thing, a
good serge shoe fo1 81 at c. A.
Potters north side of public
square,
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The typographical tourist
went up the road yesterday; he
carried a grip-sack and rode on
the passenger train. The aver
age tourist travels a foot and
without baggage.
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CucuMBtRs.-our thanks are
due Mr.. Frank Evansich for a
fine mess Of cucumbers, raised
in his garden at the head Of hog
branch.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-14

All the latest styles of dress
goode, arctic sacques, cloaks,
water-proofs, childrens coats,
scarfs, and in fact everything in
the dry goods line at c. A. Pot
tiers.
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PAT HINES, a native of the
Emerald isle, who has grown
to a height ofseventy-four inch
es, was arrested on Saturday for
generalcussedness and locked
up in the bastile.
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REIcHARDr & Cornitius have
lust received a fine lot of new
furniture and are prepared to
repair old furniture.
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For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment,
of chronic diseases with ELECTRICITY, which
will be sent free. address the Mcintosh
Electric Belt and Battery Co., I92 and 1874
Jackson street, Chicago, Ill.
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you can get a good cloth or
leather shoe for the small sum
of one dollar at c. A. Potters,
north side of public square.
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PEACH trees are in bloom in
the gardens and nurseries Of this
vicinity. Old farmers predict
a short fruit crop next year.
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THE gas well on Labadie
prairie is still an object Of much
interest, On Sunday last near
ly two hundred persons visited
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NEARLY A FIRE On Sun
day night a coal oil lamp was
knocked or fell down in the
Cosmopolitan saloon, but by
prompt action was extinguished
in time to prevent a serious
conflagration. fT X
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COTTON Receipts have
been quite liberal during the
week and the markethas been
steadily advancing. AT the
close yesterday the market was
active atquotations.
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Farm for Rent.

A fine farm Of about 100 acres, one mile
and a quarter northeast of Independence
There is fine house Of nine rooms and all
necessary out-buildings; also four tenant
houses There is an abundance of water
for stock and domestic purposes. 1t one
OF the most desirable farms in the neighbof-
hood and will be rented at So per acre
Apply to Mrs. Lucinda Marsh, Brennan,
or ]. N. Smith, Independence, Texas
October 3Ist, IS79-wrm.
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Mr.. FIELDER is just about
completing a handsome two
story residence IN the southern
part of town.
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The monies" will arrive on
the II A. N. train tomorrow.
Call to see them. We will have
in a few days a nice line Of
misses cloaks.
c. G. COUCH.
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Mother, when your dear baby suffers in
teething, use DR.. WinchelI's Teething Syr-
up, it soothes the pain, regulates the bow
els, quickly cures collie, brings natural sleep
and is so charming in all its effects, that il
you Use it once you will use it always. Sold
by ]. Trsiram at only 7S cents bottle
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DIED. On the 10th inst,
Rosa, aged 2 years, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goldenberg.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by C. c. Dulin, at his resi-.
dence in Washington CO.. on the I4th OF
October, 1879, 1 black mare, white lace,
about AK hands high, years old, bran
ded 90 on left shoulder. Valued at SIS.
Attest H. NJ. LEWIS, C. C. C. W. c.
ByC.F. HERBsr, Deputy.
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The failure of the Louise
Pomeroy company to put in an
appearance on Tuesday night
as advertised was the subject
of much unfavorable comment
on the streets on Wednesday.
The managers of the company
acted very badly IN not tele-
graphing that. they would pass
their engagement here.
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HAD A FIr.-A half-witted
o man named Henry Bis
who lives in the Chappell
neighborhood, fell on the
It in a fit, on the corner Of
iy and St. Charles streets;
!as carried off and put ii
shade where he soon recov,
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CENTRAL HOUSE. This we'll
known and centrally located
hotel has lately been refurnish-
ed entire and is now under the
management of Mr.. S. H.
Kirch who is keeping a strictly
6rst-class house. lie has spe-
cial accommodations for COM
mercial tourists and also for
families. The tables viii be at
all times supplied with every
delicacy in season.
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THE MINsrRELs.- Quite q
large audience, especially in
the gallery, assembled at the
opera house last night to see
and hear Haverly's Georgia col.
ored minstrels. The perform.
ance is made up of songs, jubi.
lee refrains and witicism. The
entire troupe did well and the
audience was highly delighted
IF laughter is any sign Of ap-
probation. A good minstrel
troupe always draws.
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The circus has been here and
gone, and so has several thous-
and dollars-withit
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Hats !

The latest novelties in this
line of ladies, gents, boys and
youths at
paNpE1r & HARRIsOS's
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DIED.--At her residence near
Washington. in this county,
Nov. 9th. 1879, of paralysis. in
the sgd year of her age, Mrs
N. J.LEMAy.
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CRY PRIsoNERs.-The city
now has three fine, fat, first
class prisoners in the bastile;
they are growing fatter and fin,
er every day, having plenty to
eat and nothing to do. The CT
ty has for a long time been
threatening to put its prisoners
to work, but as yet has never
done it.
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wanted to Lease or Rent.

A place containg I7s or $50 acres with a
comfortable dwelling with plenty Of stock
water and good drinking water, with tenant
houses enough to work the place; same to
have enough fire wood and to be good land
and under good fence: would greatly
prefer the same fenced by itself.
PHI. ROBERTS.
Nov. {, 10. wv Washington, Texas
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Our public schools continue
to prosper and grow in public
favor. &C.
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For every ache, PAN and bruise on man
or beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lin
iment is the Balm. Sold by ]. Tris,ram.
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Ifyou want good styles Of
dress goods cheap, go to c. A.
Potter, North side public
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Peevish children have WORMS. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the
worms and make the children happy.
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SATURDAY is usually a big
day with country darkies who
monopolize the privilege Of
coming to town, but last Sat
urday was an exception; they
had all done their coming to
town on circus day and had
also spent all their loose chaege.
Saturday was the dullest one
we had in town for a long time.
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THE BANNER learns that COM
amt exists in the Washington
ecinct in regard to the hand
6 of negroes charged with
mbling-some being fined,
lille others are permitted to
scot-free. A similar state of
airs are said to exist here.
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RAMA fine shower Of
rain fell On Saturday laying the
dust.
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Thousands Of dollars are saved every
year by progressive farmers who use Uncle
Sans Condition Powder ic feeding their
stock. 1t restores the sick, adds to the use
fulness, increases the beauty, and promotes
the growth. Sold by ]. Tistrsm.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, Buggy
Covers, Rugs, largest assort-
ment, latest patterns, very low
prices, just received at
d. w. BLooMBARGH & Cos
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Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on to your
harness, will make the leather look new,
and keep it soft and pliable. Giveit a trial.
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WILD GEESE were on sale at
Fishers market on Friday even
ing.
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p@- Calomel relieves: BLACK
ORAUGHT" cures. Sold by J. Tristram
PRoPosALS.- The commits
sioner's court invites proposals
for the care of the paupers of
the county for the year 1880.
The advertisement is full and
explicit. it appears elsewhere.
FINED.- Dennis Whitfield
colored, who lives about ) miles
east of town, was fined SIS and
trimmings by Justice McClung
for "toting" a six-shOotc-.
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Latest styles in buttons. ties
and knit goods, for mere song
at c. A. Potters, north side Of
public square.
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Monte Cloth. and Cashmere,

Ladies be sure to see those double-width
Monte Cloths and Cashmeres before buy
inc dress elsewhere. c. A. POTTER.
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For sale by J TRIsTRAM. II

AT A. NJ. WHITES
You can buy Gents Furnishing Goods and
Hats the cheapest
If the fool is known by his folly, what is
he who triAes with cold! A cough is ma
lures warning Of peril, prophetic Of dis
ease, consumption and death, yet how many
neglect to practically recognize this plain
truth till their health is impaired and
strength wasted. Have you cold; Ellert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is invalu-
able as safe and reliable remedy for
coughs, colds, Group, catarrh and consump-
ton and if you are wise you will at once
try it Sold and warranted by ]. Tristram.
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BALL The ball of the Ala
no Turn Verien at Germania
,all on Wednesday evening
'as quite a success, being we'll
TENDED and splendidly man.
yed. Everything passed OF
leasantly. A delegation Of the
ill creek turner's were present.
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Local Intelligence.

SATURDAYS rain had the ef'
feet of refreshing the grass.
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We make a speciality in this
line, endeavor to keep nothing
but the best. Hand sewed for
ladies and gents, at
PAMPELL & HARRIsoS's.
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Freight to New York, all rail,
sI.Io per 100; freight to New
York, rail and water, o6c. per
100,
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New INSURANCE AGENCY
John w. Sayles and John T. ].
O'Riordan have formed a CO.
partnership for the purpose OF
doing a general insurance and
real estate business. Both Of
the gentleman are old citizens
and we'll known and energetic
business men. Their business
card will appear in the BANNER
tomorrow morning. .
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Hatsi Hatsi Hats !

You never saw the like Of Hats that Pot
ter has got. Go and get one while they are
selling so low
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& O,RIORDAN.
Miss Cora Hellensworth

Has just received fresh supply Of trim
mings, Silks, Notions, Velvets, plain, rep
ped and moss; also large assortment OF
un,rimmed Hats, in straws and felts.