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Weather report by DR.. Wood:

Our AGAIN.-Harrison Stew
art, cclored, convicted of PERU
ny at the last term of the dis
trict court appealed to the ap-
pellate court which reversed
and dismissed the case on the
ground that the indictment was
illeayl and therefore void.
Stewart was set at liberty on
Sunday.
THE thinking public is re-
spectfully aud cordially invited
to attend services tomorrow
morning. and evening at FL
bridge Hall. Mr.. Pattie will
preach on the following subjects:
IL o'clock A. NJ. Jesus Christ
came into the world to save sim
ners." s o'clock P. NJ. "Conver-
sion." A great interest is already
manifested in the meetings.
Large audiences. and undivided
attention, Several accessions
already. The Bible and the BIZ
BILE alone is now their rule of
faith and practice.
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Considerable excitement was
caused on Sunday afternoon by
the report that Col. Jared E.
Kirby. Of this city, had shot and
killed John Steele, the man who
had killed his, Kirby's father in
1865, at Houston. 1t seems
that Col. Kirby, who was in
Hampstead, had learned that
John Steele was in that city and
on Sunday morning. went to
Sunday school with the children
of a friend, with whom he was
stopping and afterwards stayed
to hear the sermon; at the con-
clusion of the services Steele
came out out of the church
where he was met by Col. Kir-
by. who opened fire on him,
one ball taking effect. in the
region of the stomach. he
then fired two more shots, is it
said, after Steele had fallen.
He expired almost Immediately.
After the shooting Col. Kirby
surrendered to the officers.
This was the first time Kirby
and Steel had met for several
years, if at all. The rumors
afioat are various and conflicting.
The above facts in regard to the
killing were obtained from an
old and highly respected citizen
Of Hampstead who was IN that
city at the time. The affair is
a very unfortunate one, and as
the matter will soon undergo a
judicial investigation, we for
bear making any comments.
Col. Kirby is one of our most
highly respected and worthy
young men.
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New CHURcH.-Wednesday
morning the workmen COM
menced laying the foundations
for the new Methodist church
on the corner of Ant and Gil
der streets in the 4th ward.
The contractors for the build
ing are J. w. Webb carpenters
work and rock foundation, and
O'Riordan & Butler brick work.
When completed the church
will be the handsomest building
in the county.
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PAMPEI.L < HARRISON are now
ir receipt oftheir stock offspring
and summer goods, complete in
all departments. The goods
was bought for spot cash" thus
enabling them to offer bargains.
Country merchants and farmers
are respectfully invited to call
and examine their stock.
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What did YOU saw. a sDlend;e

What did you say, a splendid
cloth shoe worth rs reduced to
only ST at c. A. Potters for the
next sixty days.
Prints for the next sixty days
will be sold at 4 I-2 and 5 cents
per yard.
For thirty days only. kero-
sine oil sI.25. coffee Obs for 81.
best white sugar olbs for 81 at
c. A. PoTTER's.
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LECTURER.


DIR. Bowers, of Taylorsville,
is in town visiting relatives.
- Crops are looking better
and bid fair to yield abundantly.
= The::Long.. Point Sunday
school will have a picnic on next
Saturday, the 10th inst.
- 1t. Carter, Of the Wash
ington County Guards, left for
Fort Worth to-day, therefore
will not be in ranks at the Volks-
fest.
- A customer came in town
a few days since, creating con-
siderable excitement among our
merchants, he being the first for
several weeks. No dropping off
Of commercial travellers, how
ever.
- Ye loke. on visiting the
Sunday schools of this and ad-
joining vicinity, find the Burton
Sunday school in 4 flourishing
condition under the manage
ment of B. A. Watson, Esqr.
The Pleasant Grove Sunday
school at Bowersville, just COM
menced with flattering prospects
OF success; Z. P. Bowers. super
intendent.
= The all-important topic of
conversation is the Grange pic
mic to be given by Burton, Long
Point and Bethlehem oranges
on the 24th inst, at Pleasant
Grove schoolhouse, near Bow
ersville. We learn the orators
for the occasion will be Capt. J.
f. Gray. of Bethlehem Grange,
w. R. McCutchan, Of Burton
Grange. L. N. Halbert, of Long
Point Grange, and Col. l. L.
Hill, Of Fayette county. All
are invited to come.
REDWOOD.
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Ice CREAM.-Mr. E. o. jan
nett wishes to inform his friends
that he will have charge of the
Ice cream and lemonade stand
at the Volksfest.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. NJ. Lewis. county clerk,
for the week ending May Sth
Frederick Pieper and Louise
Hassebrodt; lobe Washington
and Lou Hawkins; John Arm-
brister and Alice Hill.
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IGNORANT Thursday after
noon a young white man applied
to the county clerk for a mar
rage license, but when asked
the name of the lady, said he
didn't know and had to go out
and bring her name back on a
slip of paper. The license was
issued and the couple repaired
tojustice Nc lung's Office where
they were soon married. The
happy pair then marched proud
ly out of the room, without as
much as returning thanks to the
justice for his services.
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A WELL known republican
politician and owlist, of Bren-
ham, thinks Gov. Roberts is
being badly treated. He would
prefer that Roberts be sustain
ed by the democracy as it would
be a trump card for the repub-
cans in the next canvass. Poll
ticians are not selfish.
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ESCAPED Coxvrcr.-On Tues
day the city marshal arrested
and lodged in jail a negro es-
capped convict who was sent from
Fayette county.
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VACANT LANDs.-The BAN
NER is informed by a gentle
man who is thoroughly posted,
that there is this season not less
than 5000 acres of land lying
out under fence in this county,
simply for want OF labor to Gull
tivate it, and it is the same in
various portions of the state.
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An Antidote
Which will cure every variety of Ague, Fe-
yer and Ague, and Chills and Fever, and
leave no bad trace or disorder in the system
has been discovered by one Of Americas
greatest Chemists. This preparation or
principle is known by the name of CLIFF
FoRD's FEBRIFUGE. Being entirely free
from minerals or other deleterious materials,
i, accomplishes its work without being in
the least harmful to the system. Entering
the blood, it disinfects and eliminates all
the poisonous miasm or malaria, and thus
accomplishes sure cure.
j. L. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
81. Louis.
For sale by II. A. WOOD. Brenham. Tex.
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If you want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or BRENNAN town
property, apply to JoHN y
HANDLE, Land Agent. Read
his column of advertisements.
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Two six-mule teams, which
were engaged in transporting
Dan Rice's show, passed
through town yesterday. en-
route to San Antonio.
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New STREET.-Mrs. A. J.
Glider and w. P. Doran have
donated to the city the neces-
sary property to open a street
80 feet wide from Ant to Mar
ket streets and Immediately
south Of the new Methodist
church. The trustees of the
church have also donated por-
ton of their lot for street pur-
poses.
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No NIGHT TRAINs.-Night
passenger and mail trains on the
Western Branch of the H. & I.
c. railway. were discontinued on
the I'd inst.
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PEACHES. On Wednesday
Mr.. VIM. Watson. of Rosedale
nurseries, left at the BANNER Of
fee specimens of early ripe
peaches of good size; he says
they are maturing rapidly and
in about eight days shipments
will commence in good earnest.
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F. w. BECKER, of Brenham,
personated His Royal Highness
King Gambrinus, at the Hous-
ton Volkesfest on Tuesday. He
was taken to the grounds in a
magnificent chariot, drawn by
four richly comparisoned horses
hitched abreast. Becker, says
our informant, looked every
inch a king.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap.

Having obtained the agency of this ccle-
brated Soap for BRENNAN and vicinity, l
append the opinion of some of our best
people as to It's merits.
We hereby certify that We have used
Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by !. L.
Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and state
that its use has given general satisfaction.
That ii is a pure soap, and although little
higher priced than other common rosin
soaps, ii is worth more than the difference
in price. We therefore recommend it to all
who dssire strictly irst-class soap.
Mrs. F. A. ENGELYE,
Mrs. ]. A. WILKINS,
Mrs. ]. X. SIMON.
I desire all my friends and customers
give this Soap one trial, so they may know
Just how good the best Soap in the Uniteu
States is. c. W. KLEDEN,
BRENNAN. Texas. Sole Agent.
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The Philadelphia Item says
David Davis plays upon the
Tyre so tenderly that hired girls
are melted to tears" We were
not aware of the great senator's
musical accomplishments, but
he has a remarkable capacity
for giving liars fits.
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PicNIc.-The union Sunday
school picnic at Campbell's pas
ture on Saturday was more
largely attended than any pic
mic ever given in this vicinity.
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QUtrE a number of people
came in on the up and down
trains yesterday to attend the
VoRsfest.
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PRIcKLY Ash is a we'll known
shrub or tree; it is we'll known
medicine and is also the name
of a popular medicated bitters.
IL you would know all about
Prickly Ash Bitters read the
advertisement in another COL
umn. 1t is for sale by all drug
gists at 81 per bottle.
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JUsr received d new and COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries. l sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in any part of
the city free Z. J. FRANKEL,
North side square.
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New Market In this issue
appears the card Of Mr.. Louis
Korf' who has opened a new
butcher stand in the city
market house. He will keep
only the best article in his line.
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CHANGE OF Tine On Mon
day the 5th inst. the time of the
passenger trains on the Wes-
tern Branch was changed as
follows: Going west, arrive at
uI:s A. NJ. Going east, arrive
at $50 P. NJ.
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LIGHTNING has struck at last.
None of the b'hoys were killed,
but some of them have a maza-
rine cast of countenance.
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Five thousand dollars worth
of goods must and will be sold
in the next sixty days, even if
they have to go at New York
cost and these wonderful bar
gains are at c. A. PorTER's.
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POSTPONED The flag pre-
sentation to the BRENNAN Grays
has been postponed till next
Thursday.
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SATURDAY was windy and
dusty; but comparatively few
country folks came to town and
business was quite dull.
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RAIS.-On Monday night we
again had a fine rain, the fall
being one inch,
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ARRANGEMENTS have all been
completed and the indications
are the voIksfest will be very
largely attended.
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Don't be stopped when you
start to c. A. Potter's store, for
it is the cheapest place in town.
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IA White vests at 90 cents
and upwards at d. w. Bloom
bargh & Co. a.
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DR.. J. T. NORRIS, of this city,
has been appointed station sur
peon by the Central railway.
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ADvERTIsING.-A patron Of
the BANNER a few days ago put
in a small advertisement that he
wanted to buy a farm. He re-
ceived over thirty applications
and had to order the ad. out for
fear Of receiving more.
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THE COURTS.
County Court.


City of Brennan VS.. F. Fish
er, violating market ordinance,
continued.
City of Rrenham VS.. Tamplin,
dismissed at defendants cost.
State VS.. Phil. Brinkley, ct ais.
keeping diserderly house, dis
missed.
State VS.. Jim Burns, keeping
a disorderly house. jury trial,
fine 500 and costs.
State VS.. John Smith, whose
other name is unknown to the
party making the information.
charged with keeping and ex-
hibiting a banking game called
"faro," if any of the readers of
the BANNER know what it is, was
tried a jury.
Criminal Term.-Thursday.
State VS.. Aaron Collins, pleads
guilty Of simple assault; fined
81 and costs.
-Four parties were convicted
ofkeeping and exhibiting gam
ing bank; and fined SIS: costs
each, and sentenced to the
county Jail until said fine and
costs were paid.
Mayors Court
Saturday.-Bill Campbell, a
notorious colored rooster aged
about ID was up on a charge Of
vagrancy. Bill is regular case
and has long been an annoyance
to the police. After proving
that he had been employed by
Mr.. John Num- to help drive
cattle he was dismissed.
A rooster named Moore, living
in Camptown, got into a fight
with a colored man. When the
case was called, Moore wanted
a number of witnesses summon
ed. The case was continued
until Monday, when Moore will
probably prove that he never
had a fight, and that he was in !
Central America or Canada
when the alleged fight came
off.
Monday. The only case dis
posed of was that of Rube |
Johnson, a colored citizen, who
was charged with cursing a
white man. 81 and trimmings
was assessed against Mr.. John
son.
Tuesday.-Considering the
season of the year the gristwas
very heavy, there being no less
than four cases on the docket.
The first victim at the mourners
bench was Big Belle, a very
black and very large ady.whose
weight is nearly if not quite 400
good honest pounds. Mrs. Belle
was charged with using vulgar
language, and was taxed there
for the sum of $3.50 and the
trimmings. Not having the nee
essary funds to pay up she was
removed to the bastile. Upon
leaving the courtroom to be
locked up she was so complete
ly overcome with grief that she
shed tears copiously, being a
large lady the tears were pro-
portionately great and our re-
porter was assured by the city
marshal that they were fully
as big as Ell Paso "ingerns
Cal Campbell, a lady of much
color, charged with using vulgar
language was fined $3.50 and
trimmings, but not paying was
sent to keep Mrs. Big Belle com-
pany.
Savanna Johnsing, a lady of
high color; also used vulgar Ian
guage and paid $3.50 together
with the trimmings, after which
she sailed triumphantly out of
court.
Lucius Lomax, colored who
has lately been doing consider
able business with the court, ap-
pearing as defendant, changed
thumbs aud charged L. Korffr
with striking him. but failing to
appear and make his charge
good, the defendant was dis
missed.
Fanny Thigpen. also colored,
disorderly conduct. dismissed.
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For the next sixty days will
sell a splendid ladies' brogan
shoe for the small sum of one
dollar at c. A. PoTTER's.
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Crofts Worcestershire sauce
a superior article; call for sam
pie bottle. c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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Ladies are specially invited
to call and see our new Linen
Suits, Breton Lace Ties, &C.,
lust received. c. G. Couch.
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DIED. At his residence in
Caldwell, on the 18th ult. Ben
F. Delamater, aged Al years.
Mr.. Delamater was formerly
a citizen of Washington county,
where he was well known and
had many warm friends who will
regret to hear of his death.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap, best
in the world, for sale by g. w.
kLAEpEN, Sole Agent.
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Meals for IS cents at kirch
& Cos new restaurant, under
Central house
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A carload of choice sugar
house molasses for sale low to
the trade at c. w. KLAEDEN' 5.
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Boy WANTED. One who is
not afraid of work and is will
ing to make himself generally
useful, can get employment by
applying to HENRY COIN.
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THERE was a Grange picnic
at Gay Hill Friday, closing with
a party at the residence OF Mr..
B. G. Sayles in the evening.
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GRAND OPENING
FOR SALE.

Lot No. Of block s, of Keys Ist adj
tlition, contains one acre, one block west
of Mayor Kerr's residence, fronts on Day
and ist street. Price $500 cash.
JOHN A. RANDLE.
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B@- D. w. Bloombargh &
Co. are just in receipt of a fine
selection of latest novelties in
ladies, misses and childrens slip
pers and shoes.
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LADIES Go to C.G. COUGHS
to see his new and novel shoes.
Basket goat, S. S., French
kid button, Cur-kid-N but
ton. Misses kid button, Chill
drenS button.
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FLoUR.-A fresh invoice OF
-four just received, also Graham
-four, by f. L. SALLEY.
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A carload of Plants Extra
and Favorite Flour in barrels
and sacks just received by
c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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@- Gents, youths and boys
panama hats. straw hats, venti-
lators. ETC., in latest styles at
d. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.'S,
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MAI-FEsr.-You will find at
D. w. Bloombargh & Cos ev-
erything necessary for the Mai
Fest,
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JUST RECEIVED

JOO1 NINH1 III
$50 Cases Pratt's Oil.
100 bbls. Sugar.
800 sacks Salt.
$50 Bags Coffee.
100 coils Rope.
200 bbls. Choice family Flour.
10 bis. Rock and Rye"
Liquors, tobaccos, cigars &C.,
sold at Galveston wholesale
prices.
ID. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.
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Go to c. G. COUGHS where
you can buy spring and sHth-
mer clothing low.
Summer coat and vest, IS
pants so
Cashmere coat and pants, AS
Double and twist cashmere
pants 2.75
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MEALS twenty-five cents, at
Kirch & Co.'S new restaurant on
Ant street.
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Whole suit of clothes at
COUGHS for sI.35.
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NOTICE 1

All persons having claims ze2fnss ilices-
tate Of I. r. Power, deceased, AIS, pre-
sent the same for allowance. uitlfir WE'VE
months after the and day Of April. 1870,
ION which date letters OF administrators
were granted TO the undersignedr or the
payment thereof will be postponed snfi
the claims which have been presented with;
in said twelve months and allowed stszit
have been first entirely paid.
L. w. CAMPBELL, Administrator,
Residence and postoffice address, Brenham,
Washington county, Texas. apl z5-4w.
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Spring Millinery.
MRS. J, L. NORTON

Has received her Spring Millinery. All
Ii The latest styles, selected from New
York, Baltimore and Chicago houses !;
Beautiful Pattern Hats and Bonnets; un-
trimmed Hats. The Garland and Cascade,
most desirable shade Hats ever WON; Leg
horn Flats for Ladies Misses and Children,
Flowers, French and American; Novelties
in Neck Wear and Yelling; A cetine Of
Notions. Hoisery, Gloves, Pic net, But.
tons, Isle in all colors, Fans, Sidecombs;
Hair Ornaments, Embroideries in within
and colors very low, New Laces, Torchon
Bretinne, Hats for little boys. A compe-
tent Millner has charge Of the Trimming
Department; will fill orders at shortest no
tee. Prices very moderate; satisfactioo-
gwen, Demorest Spring Patterns just receivr
ed, call and get catalogue.
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Try the Honest Baking Pow
der, it stands unequaled; sam
pie boxes furnished on appliea-
ton. c. w: kLAEDbN,
Sole Agent.
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SILK THREAD-All shades,
colors and numbers. just rcceiy-
cd. PAMPELL & HARRISON.
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Full line of Embroideries,
very cheap, at Pampell & Har-
rison's.
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Full line ladies and Misses
fancy hosiery Pampell & Har-
rison.
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Local Intelligence.

CorroN. Receipts are very
light; market firm at Quotations,
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B@I Black and colored silks,
poplins, silver, grey, black and
colored grenadines. lace and
plain bunting, brown linens,
linen lawns, Italian dress goods,
of latest styles and at astonish-
ingly low figures at
d. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.'S.
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You can find at the lone price
cash store" nice line of Tor
chon collars-also the Torchon
lace; handsome corsets; SPLEEN
did assortment of hats.
AT c. G.. CDucHs.
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PLANTS Extra and Favorite
FLOUR, in barrels and half
barrels; also a lot of fresh oat
meal and Graham Flour, for sale
BY E. L. SALLEY.
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s@- Just received at d. w.
Bloombargh & Cos a full line
of Flannel suits, Linen suits.
Busters, shirts, ties, shoes. boots.
etc, for men, youths and boys
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WAMsUrTa muslin shirts for
81 each at
PAMPELL & HARRIsoN's.
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Handmade Shoes. just re-
ceived at {. G.. Couch.
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ALL goods bought Of E. L.
Salley will be delivered free at
any hour during the day. Nv.
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Groceries bought of US will
be delivered free of charge, at
9 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. of each day.
PAMPELL & HARRISON.
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Pennington House,

k6uHIHSIUH dUunoI
Corner Main and Douglas streets,
Told crumpler House,l
pnsu,t,n rrr.s
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The undersigneg having made additions
and relitted this well known house, is
now prepared to Accommodate regulat and
transcient guests at the following