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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-03-21
From surleson County.
Caldwell, TEXAS, |
March 18th, 1879. |

March I4th, 1879.
Editors Banner:
We have been waiting and
watching for several weeks for
something to turn up or down,
that we would deem of sufficient
interest to burden the columns
ofthe BANNER with. Our towns
folk, especially our hotel keep
ers, were somewhat disappoint-
ed in the District Court being
deferred a week later than the
usual time. When the next
Monday morning came and ev-
erything seemed to be in 'readi-
ness, some of the best legal tai
ent of Brennan and Bryan was
ready to be expended in our
temple OF justice, but no judge,
and to add to the discontinue
and confusion of matters news
had been received that a bill
was before the legislature, had
passed one house and would,
doubtless, pass the other, chang
ing this judicial district, so court
was again adjourned until to-day
Friday. Court opened this
morning, Hon. D. c. Booth,
presiding. / am not prepared
to say what amount of business
they can, or will transact. Sc
ven prisoners are in Jail, nearly
or all of whom, it is thought, will
go to Huntsville; and it is desir-
ed that their cases be tried i'm
mediately.
Farmers are well up with their
work-corn planting about fin
ished. A fine rain night before
last, which has put the ground
in splendid condition. Crop and
fruit prospects as favorable as
could be desired.
Sickness abating-
1t seems that about all we
lack now to make JUS happy is a
little more money in circulation.
People say "if they had money
they would subscribe for the
BANNER" L. L. ].
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{ RAIN.-On Sunday the wealth
er was warm and saltry;; between
z and daylight on Monday
morning the rain fall was six
tenths ofan inch. There was a
stiff nerther all day Monday, the
mercury at Z in the morning be-
ing down to d.
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BoorMAKER.-Mr. ]. c. Cam
non; whose shop is on Main
street in Stelzig's saddlery ware
house, is a hrst-class workman
and is turning out boots and
shoes, that for material, work
manship and style cannot be
excelled. Give him a call.
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Six pounds good coffee for
one dollar at c. A. Potter's.
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Best bleaehed, yard,wide, Do
nestle, 10 cents yard at c. a.
Potter's-
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Whole suit of clothes at
COUGHS for sI.35.
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How is this for low? A full
suit of mems clothing sI.25 at
c. A. Potters.
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Call at E. L. Salley's for choice
coffee, tea and chocolate.
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The BANNER learns. from gem
slemen lately in the Nelsonville
neighborhood that some of the
German farmers have cotton
large enough to begin chop
ping out.
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Mackerel, pickle salmon and
white fish at E. L. SALLEY's
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Dobbin's Electric Soap, best
in the world, for sale by e. w.
KLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
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ST. PATRicK's Day was wholly
unobserved in BRENNAN, save
by a score of gentlemen who
appeared with shamrocks pinn-
ed to the lappels of their coats,
some ofwhom were never near
cr Ireland than the Mississippi
river
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Bestspring and summer prints
5 cents a yard at C. A. Potter's.
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Local correspondence.
GrsenvilIe Locals.
Editors Banner:

Editors Banner:
As l seldom see anything in
the BANNER from this section
of our county, l propose giving
you few dots. We are located
on the border of the beautiful
Labadie prairie, once famous for
its luXuridnt growth of grass
and its immense herds of horses
cattle, hogs, sheep and goats.
1t is now famous for fertile fields
and enclosed pastures. 1t is
now a densely populated dis
.uict, but our postal facilities are
I we having to go seven or
eS sIles for our mail.
I planting is the
Iisas s;5 s,Ii: !
feldaaks and other
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TEXAS VETERAN ASSOCIATION.
The annual reunion of this
association will take place at
Galveston on the 2Ist Of April.
Major Moses Austin Bryan in
forms the BANNER that all the
railroads in the state except
one, will give the veterans free
transportation. The road in
question is yet to be heard from.
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ATTENTION CUSTOMERS =
Just received one car load of
ladies hats and bonnets, to be
sold at ruinously low prices; al
SO one sack of -four to be sold
at Galveston wholesale prices.
Look out for our regular spring
advertisement.
WOTrPEA r HoRNER
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ATTENTION is called to the
change IN the advertisement of
f. J. Frankel. He has just re-
ceived a full line Of new and
seasonable goods which he is
offering at great bargains.
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IFyou want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or Brennan town
property, apply to JONI A
RANpLg, Land Agent. Read
his column acknowledgements.
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Fresh garden seeds, seed po-
tatoes, onion sets &c. at
E. L. SALLEY's.
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Go TO C. G. COUGHS where.
you can buy spring and sum
mer clothing low.
Summer coat and vest, .S5
" pants so
Cashmere coat and pants, AS
Double and twist cashmere
pants 2.75-
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Pickles of all kinds at
E. L. SALLEY
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WoTIPNA & HoKNER.

You can find atthe zone price
cash store" a nice line of Tor
chon collars-also the Torchon
lace; handsome corsets; splea-
did assortment of hats.
AT C.G. CaucH's.
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|NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Spring Millinery.
MRS. J. Il NORTON


Has received her Spsins Millinery. All|
IL the latest styles, selected ffoni Eor
York. Baltimore and Chicago houses:
Beautiful Pattern HAS aad Bonncsz; M
trimmed Hats. The Garland and Cascade,
NEST desirable shade Hats ever ~o41: i.e:,-
horn Flats for Ladies Misses and Children:
Flowers, French and American: Nu2c;les
in Neck Wear and Yelling; A choice Inc Of
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves. Pic net 8 But
tons. Isle IN al coia{s, Fans, Sidccoinh=.
Hair Ornaments. Embroidcrics in uhisc
and colors very low, New Laees, Iarch5n
Drelinne, HAS for little boys A comp--
tent Millner has charge Of the Trimming
Department: will I'll orders at sforts1: 1-,.
ice. Prices very moderate; sa,,ziseI'e14
given, Dcnorcst Spring Patterns Just r>1ci<-
Ell .l..1lf ami nj .c1taIn1.1l. : = -
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Breaham Schuetzen verein.
Third Anniversary.

The celebration of the third
anniversary of this organization
took place on Sunday. The ex-
crcises were opened by target
shooting, at the grounds of the
company, west OF the city cem-
etery. Nearly all the company
and number of invited guests
were PRESENT. Twelve members
contested for the prizes, firing
FIVE shots each, distance 100
yards. The first prize, an ele-
giant silver goblet, was won by
Mr.. August Koch; second prize.
a silver hunting cup, by Albert
Wagner; the third prize, a very
handsome merr-sham pipe yith
cane stem and also a bln1
matches, was awarded "a
old friend, Mr.. c. Hinkwit1
which were \
the company
jeweler, Mr.. "a
presented to II cdps
r. Schmerbeck, coupled with a
few happy and appropriate re-
marks, which we're Justify ap-
plauaed:
The regular match being over
there were two other matches
inaugurated, the prizes being
silver charms for guard chains,
both of which were won by Mr..
Albert Wagner. At the last
match some fine craftsmanship
was displayed.
A fine lunch was spread and
foaming lager was lavishly dis
pensed, after which all adjourned
to the city to make preparations
for the
GRAND, BALL,
At Germania Hall, in the even
ing. The members of the COM
pany were present in uniform.
The splendid large hall was lit
orally crowded with devotees of
Terpsichore. Dancing COM
menced about s o'clock in the
evening and was kept up until
5 o'clock Monday morning.
During the evening the new
singing club favored the au-
dience with several patriotic
songs, rendered in good style
and eliciting hearty applause
Excellent music was furnished
by Prof. Korff's string band.
A noticeable feature of the
occasion was the presence Of a
of candidates for NUM-
cipal honors, who, however. did
not seem to be overlooking with
liberality.
The entire affair passed off
tremendously, not a circum-
stance occurring or a word spo-
ken to mar the pleasure of the
evening. The Schuetzen We
reins have every reason to con-
graduate themselves upon the
success of the entire entertain
ment.
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cal Intelligence.

To remove stains from char
!seEst-rich.
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Apples, potatoes, onions and
sour krout. A car load just re-
ceived by H. Fisher, and for
salesto the public at low prices.
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pahsia,. Els..r;s sasn.


Having obtained tic ,seocy II :''l< a L.
braled Soap for Bfcrham and s'>iany.
append the opinion Of some Of ON best
people as tc-isS nsesi,s.
We hereby certify t,at We h1sc asei
Dohbins' klSSf's Solp. made kY I. T.
Cragin x Co, philadelphia. IA. aad stats
that is use has given general sasi>.ast'ca
That it IS q pure sep. and although I'.,'c
higher pficed than oshcf eosaasa zosil
soaps Il IS worth sassc ihen TIC diIlesents
in price Nc therefore scconnncssI 5. 10 II.
who dssire siss:tly 'iirs;slszs soap.
Mas +. A. ENs:E:.<<f..
AIks la N;Lki>s.
Mrs. X. SiuoS.
| desire al my iriesss;s anil c,is1mce> lo
give this Seap cac sfial, so they may kaoT
Just how good The best Soap IN IT,. tm:cd
Ststes is. C ". II EDEN.
BTsnham. Texas So.e Agent
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n. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweler. Brenham. Texas.
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WEEKLY CorToN STATEMENT.
MIR. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Tburcd,v March T, rQ,o
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A carload OF choice sugar
house molasses for sale low to
the trade at C. w. KLAEnES $.
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Crofts Worcestershire saacc.
a superior article; cali for sani-
pie bottle. c. w. KLAEDEx.
Sole Agent.
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Freight to New York 81 90
per 100 lbs rail and water.
Freight to New York, 81 IS
per 100 lbs, all rail.
Weather report by DIR. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches ......... I-Io
Highest temperature. ..-..... 75
Lowest temperature. .......... IS
Average temperature .s............ 7fE
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r. Schmerbeck, coupled with a
few happy and appropriate re-
marks, which we're Justify ap-
nlauSeds
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ATTENTION is called to til,
change in the advertisement o
E. ]. Frankel. He has just re
ceived a full line Of new anc
seasonable goods which he i:
offering at great bargains.
ST. PATRlcK's DAY was wholly
unobscrved in Brennan, save
by a score of gentlemen who
appeared with shamrocks spinn-
ed to the lappels Of their coats,
some ofwhom were never near
er Ireland than the Mississippi
river.
OK SUNDAY a distinguished
colored orator took a stand on
the street in front of a saloon,
which was closed at the time,
and delivered a setspeech, last
ing half an hour; the audience
consisted of three other colored
brothers. =
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Bows AND ARRows.-Our en-
ergetic stationer, Mr.. Julian Nc
Farland, has justreceived a fine
LOT of bows, arrows and targets,
and Il is expected that archey
VIII soon become a favorite out
door amusement.
MEsS THIEF-t0n Friday
night SONS unprincipled person
broke the palings off Mr. Buses
garden fence and. stole lot of
cabbage plants and cabbages.
They are invited to call again,
as Mr.. B. viii be prepared to re-
ceive them properly.
Orr FOR GERMANY Our
young friends Mr.. G. Lehman.
of the king of Prussia beer sa-
loon and Mr.. A. Stelzig, the
popular saddler, left yesterday
for Germany. They will be
absent about four months.
BoorMAKER.-Mr. ]. c. Cam
non; whose shop is on Main
street in Stelzig's saddlery ware
house, is a 6rst-class workman
and is turning out boots and
shoes, that for material, work.
nanship and style cannot be
sxcelled. Give him a call.
RAMON Sunday the wealth
.r was warm and saltry;; between
z and daylight on Monday
the rain fall was six
-enths of Fan inch. There was a
stiff nerther all day Monday, the |
mercury at Z in the morning be-
ing down to 42.
Tom ROBINSON is building a
very comfortable frame resi-
hence on Market street, about
-wo squares east of the railroad.
Mr.. Rogers new residence on
vest main street IS receiving its
inishing touches. Numerous
,ther new buildings are in course
If erection.
FINES CoLLEcTED.-The city
Marshal reports having collect
d and paid over to the treasur-
+ from April 10, 1878, to March
z, 1879. the sum of s73I.I4 for
ines in the Mayors court. This
Ices not include cases appealed
0 the county court, amounting
o about $500 more.
'hcw Iackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
A GREAT many farmers were
a town GU Saturday; all were
happy and report
ne rains in all parts of the coun-
y. Cotton in some portions of
he county is up; while some
armers have not begun plant
n.y. Corn is generally up and
fine.
COOK CaueHr.-On Thursday
Ieruty sheriff Williams arrest
d, in the thickets, about FIVE
niles from Chappell Hill, a coon
Iamed Oliver Clemmons, who
vas indicted by the last grand
ury for unlawfully using an es-
ray. Oliver was jailed and
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In this cause, it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton Of the clerk, from the allegations of
conlplainant's bill, which is sworn to, Thai
the defendant, Cornelius alias Dick Allen
is a nonresident of Che State of Tennessee
or that his residence is Unknown so that the
ordinary process of law. cannbt lie served
upon him; it is therefore, ordered that pub
location be made in the FAYETTEVILLE Or
SERVER, q newspaper published in Fayette-
vile, Tennessee, for four successive weeks
commanding said defendant TO appear be-
fore the Judge of our next Circuit Court, to
be held for said county, at The courthouse
in the town of Fayetteville, on the first
Monday in July, a. D., 1870, and
plead, answer or demur TO complainant's
bill or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte.
w. c. MORGAN, Clerk.
Holman g. Holman, Solicitors for Com
plainant.
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GIVEN AWAY!
A Book to Every Subscriber!
The WOasse Gss5ege.

A Book by 500 Ladies'!
Is the title Of a volume Of 100
pages, bound in cloth, contain
ing about 1000 practical re-
ccipts AID hints, on Cookery,
Household, Toilet, Sick Room,
etc. 1t contains more informal
ton than the $3.50 and 81 cook
books, besides possessing the
important advantage of being
Practical Experiences Of PrGc-
teal "Home" Keepers.
These select, original and
practical contributions from so
many ladies, have never before
appeared in book form. Good
judges have predicted its sale
TO be hundreds of thousands.
Ten thousand copies were order
cd before one copy came from
the bindery. We have exclusive
control of the book in this local.
lily, and it can be obtained only
through this Office.
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SHERIFF SALE.
No. I,451.

NO. J,4ol. u-at
DY virtue Of one writ of yendiiioni expo
EDnas TO me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of LINCOLN county, Tennessee,
at its March term, 1879, in the case of J, G..
Street against Il. NJ. Marshall, will expose
TO public sale 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door in the town
of Fayetteville, Tennessee, on ,fe
Saturday, June 18th, 1879,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
Il. NJ. Marshall has in and to n i5,3 j-i3
ode House and Lot! h8a ,78i
situated in the town of Petersburg, civil DIS
trict No. 10, Lincoln county, Tennessee, and
bounded as follows, to-wit--0n the north
by lot bounded by lot belonging TO A.
NJ. Hall, on the south by w. w. Giants LOT,
on the east by The Fayetteville and Peters
burg turnpike, and on the west by the
lands of w. W. Cant, containing
About u Heres ! >a2
Levied on as the property of r. NJ. Mar
shall, to satisfy Judgment against him
and in favor of j. G. Street, for $302.1O, be-
sides interest and COSTS r. 4. HOLLAND,
june 5-S6. Sheriff.
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House and Lott

situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, civil
district No. 8, in the plan of the town of
Fayetteville, and bounded as follows, to-
wit-Beginning at the corner of The south
west corner of lot Nod, of +. P. Fulton, run
ming south 36 feet TO northwest corner of
lot No. 6, thence east with the north bound
airy line of the same $50 feet to a stake in
the north boundary line, r. Farquhason, de-
ceased, LOT, thence west with north bound
airy line Of same SO feet TO a stake, south
east corner of Fulton's lot, thence west with
Fulton's south boundary line l60 feet TO
the beginning, said house and lot being the
same conveyed 70 defendant j. A. Albright
by John Y. Gill, special commissioner, by
deed bearing date July 18th 1875, and reg
istered in the Registers office Of said Lin
coin county in book j, pages 10 and IL.
Levied on as The property of j. A. Al
bright to satisfy one Judgment against him
and in favor of J.. w. Goodwin, administra-
tor, etc., for $1,000, besides interest and
costs. II. Il. HOLLAND.
june SIS Sheriff.
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SHERgFF SALE.
SHERIFF SALE.

No. i, Ia.
Dy virtue Of one writ Of vendifioni ex-
HDponas TO me directed from the honora
bic Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, at its March term, 1879, in the
case Of James Kidd, executor Of the estate
Of William Kidd. deceased, against T, G..
Smith, principal and j. X. Moores, secnr-
ity, j wilIexpose to public sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the court -house
door in the town OF Fayetteville, Tennes-
see, on
Saturday, June 18th, 1879,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
T.. G.. Smith has in and 10 the following
described
Tract Of Ldndl
lying in civil district No. II, Lincoln coun-
", Tennessee, and bounded as follows, TO-
wit-On The north by the lands of S. s.
Smith and W. b. Ellis, on the south by the
lands of II. +. Childs, on the east BY the
Lands of d. A. Hunter md on the west by
the lands of William Kidd, deceased,
Coataining 200 Acres!
[But this tract is the homestead of ono
hundred acres more or less, containing the
mansion house, stables and all the out
houses, which has been set apart since the
levy was made.1
Levied on as ihe property of T. E. Smith
TO satisfy one Judgment against him as
principal and ]. X. MoOres, security, and
in favor Of James Kidd, executor, etc, foI
$2l6.52, besides interest and costs
june 5--S8. Il. It. HOLLAND,
SOHCffU.
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LEMONS IN FEvER.-A medi-
cal paper says: In most cases
of fevcrs we have no doubt that
an attack might have been pre-
vented and the patient well i'll a
few days without a particle of
medicine, by rest, partial fasting
and free use of lemons and lem
onade. The virtues of this ar
ticle in bilious attacks and In
cipient fevers has been tested
with best results, and we recon-
mend its use as a preventive
of those diseases.
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The largest orchard in the
world isasaid tobe that Of Rob
ert McKinistTy at Hudson, N.
7. lie has 1000 apple trees,
LOO pears, 1000 cherries, 500
peaches, 200 plums, 2e0 crabs,
1000 vines, 500 cuirants, and
300 chestnuts. The orchard is
intersected by over six miles Of
roads, and is bounded by a con-
tinuous row Of apple trees, set
ten feet apart, for four and half
miles. His apple crop last year
was 10000 barrels.
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TIE FARMERS, REVIEW.

The latest addition TO our ex-
change list is the Farmers Re
Uiel1, Chicago. H., and most
welcome addition it proves. 1t
is as full Of departments as the
government at Washington, and
they all bear evidence of unusual
skill and industry in their man
agement. 1t is emphatically a
model farm and family monthly.
Itis, wilhal, THE NEATEST AND
BEST MONTHLY or THE KIND
THAT WE KNOW. We will fur
nish the Revie1c and our own
paper, each one year, for tsoo
dollars az Advance.
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A Georgia correspondent IN
the Southern Planter says that
the leaves of MULLEN, scattered
among the corn in the crib, will
effectually preserve it from the
ravages of rats. He also asserts
that corn soaked in a solution of
sulphate of iron (copperas) pre-
vious to planting will not be
troubled with moles, but viii
spring up quickly and thrive all
the better for this treatment.
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infested, as well as thebedding,
The furniture, the carpets and
even the walls. 1t is found
that dry heat to the point of 2l2
degrees, kept up forsome hours,
cffecfnally destroys the poison;
and this, perhaps, is as good a
method as any of disinfecting
the bedding Of those who can
not afford to have it destroyed"
"Does the term scarlatina
mean a mild form Of scarlet fe-
verg''
ono; the Two terms are pre-
cisely identical. }"
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A COPY OF THIS BOOK
WILL DE
PRESENTED TO EVERY ADVANCE PAYINGI
SUBSCRIBER TO THE
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
ron ONE YEAR.

This is the choicest premium
ever given to newspaper sub
scribers-somcthing Of real and
practical value. The ladies viii
be delighted with it. If your
aeighbor don't take the OBsER-
yERtell him of this offer. They
all want tac paper and book.
You get the old OBSERVER and
a capital, practical, useful book
Of 100 pages, for the price of the
former.
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Among the Zulus, a nation
of the Caffres, according to eti-
quette, the mother-in-law can
not face the son-in-law. but
must hide or pretend to hide,
when she sees him. In this
county the custom is reversed.
1t is the son-in-law who does
the dodging.