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In Hook AGAIN. Harrison
Stewart, the negro co 1victed of
purjury at the last term of the
district court and sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary,
swore positively that the propri-
etors of the Colorado house
were implicated in the Fox case,
about a year ago. He took an
appeal to the appellate court,
which reversed the judgment. on
the ground that the indictm ent
was defective and not on the
facts in the case, The only
question was on the legality Of
the indictment. Upon this de-
cision Stewart was restored
to liberty, but instead of skip
ping out, INDUCED in consider
able talk, feeling that he was a
bigger man than old Grant. The
county attorney has made a new
complaint against Stewart and
he is now a regular boarder at
the Hotel de Jug.
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RE-cAPTURED. = Five years
ago d negro named Galloway,
alias Judge Williams, was ar
rested and jailed here on a
charge of hog stealing, was
bonded out by DR.. Lyd. Smith
and Jumped the bounty"
When special deputy sheriff
VIM. Anthor was passing
through the Bayu City, Wednes-
day, on his return from Hunts
vile, he discovered and rccog-
nized the festive judge, whom
he arrested and brought back
and lodged him in jail yester-
J1I.
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QUEER SET. "A chap who
had been there or Whereabouts
remarks that the Brennan Off
GERS are a queer set Of fellows ;
whenever they want to arrest a
fellow and don't know his name,
they just issue a warrant for one
Smith. The man arrested pro-
tests, solemnly averring that his
name isn't Smith and never was
Smith; but, nevertheless it fetch
es 'em up to the captains Office
all the same. Oh, the Smiths !!
They are a terribly slandered
set to be sure.
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In the contest of climbing
the slick pole there were qIite
a number of entries. the boys
being from IS years old down,
but of all of them only three
succeeded in making the kin :
DON. The following is the re-
suit: Edward Lass, Ist prize,
saddle; Willis Ports, I'd prize,
watch; William Robinson, grid
prize, fine hat. The premiums
were awarded on time, he max
ing the fastest time receiving
the first prize and SO on.
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AUSTIN COUNTY. A gentle
man from Jacksonville, Austin
county, informs the RAINIER
that crops in that neighborhood
are in flourishing condition;
on some plantations cotton has
already received its first plow-
ing, The rain Of Monday night
did not reach the Jacksonville
neighborhood.
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The county commissioners will
have a special meeting next
week, at which time an effort
will be made to arrive at. the
exact financial condition IF the
county. In order to do this it
will be necessary to go back as
far as. I873.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

Dick HousroN, colored, who
was fined in the mayors court
on Monday, having tired of the
solitude of the bastile, has been
graciously permitted to work
out his fine on the streets. He
is now making himself useful
if not ornamental.
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HELD TO BAIL. = Taylor
Smith, colored. after lengthy
examination before Justice Nc
Chung, was held on a bond of
$1,000 for attempting to shoot
Lou Mangram, colored. The
attempt was made in Tuesday
night at 10 o'clock and a beau
tiful load of duck shot was fir
ed in wall in a line with where
LOUIS head had been.
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SaoT.-- On Friday night at
the volksfest grounds a negro
whose name is William. Holmes
was shot in the breast, the bail
striking the breast bone and
CHANGING round on rib. making
a very neat but not at all dam
gerous little flesh wound. The
shooting is said to have been
purely accidental.
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LOUD REPoRT.- Monday af.
ternoon in the neighborhood OF
St.Charles and Qultman streets
there was quite a little commo-
ton caused by a loud report,
something like that of a six
pocne field piece. 1t seems
that some of the boys had load
ed up an old horse pisto! with
powder and in fooling with it
allowed the hammer to "drap,"
tho consequence was the COM
motion referred to above.
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GENERAL PIcNIc.-On Satur-
day May 24th there will be a
grange and farmers picnic at
Pleasant Grove near Spring Hill
church. Messrs. J. E. Gray, L.
N, Halbert and others will de-
liver addresses.
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SHE "CHAwED."- A white
girl, evidently from the country
and 2Iyears old, was observed
on horseback observing the
volksfest procession; the obser-
er observed that she "chawed
terbacker: and .spat red" With
that observation the observer
was satisfied.
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The KIRBY CASE The state
having rested the evidence for
the prosecution, the defense is
being heard, it is very volumin-
Gus and occupies much time as
all is being written out by slow
writer's A gentleman who came
up from Hampstead yesterday
says they were preparing to sum
np the evidence.
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A DETACHMENT of the John
son Guards. under command of
Sergeant Harvey, came up from
Hampstead onyesterday-morn-
ing's train, arriving too late to
participate in the procession.
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THERE were no less than six
hundred vehicles in the city
yesterday as the procession
moved through, all of which
were well loaded with anxious
looking pleasure seekers.
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Poor FARM.-Up to the pres
ent time but FIVE paupe-s have
availed themselves of the privi-
lege of the poor farm at Mr..
Sam Stones. Before the con-
tract was made with Mr.. Stone
for the care of the poor, sixty
paupers drew monthly allow
ance from the county.
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He UNDERSTOOD. Return
ing from the Volksfest grounds
with the wagon representing
Wallenstein's lager, one Of the
characters was asked by a Meaos
reporter what the wagon repre-
scented. The man replied: "See
here old fellow, we represent
Wallenstein's lager. from our
great poet Schiller" The re-
porter said, ''Ch yes, under
stand now. tlacre is new way of
making lager bocr called Wal
lc1gte:n : lager.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

STREET IMPRovEMEnr.-The
railroad company have hauled
and dumped ten. car loads of
sand at the crossing of North
street; the sand will be distribu-
ted south of the track along
North street, making consid-
cradle improvement.
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WALKING. The celebrated
walking match will positively
come. off on Saturday next.
The race between the man and
horse has been indefinitely post
poned-the horse was perfectly
willing to run but the man con-
cluded there was no money in
II.
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Commissionsrs' Court.

This tribunal met on Monday
and after disposing OF some
road business adjourned till
Tuesday. when the following
orders were made:
NJ. Strickland allowed SIc.65
for stationery for use OF county
clerks Office.
G. d. Barnard s. Co. allowed
S24 for book OF county war
rants. and SS4. 50 for books and
stationery for the clerk Of the
district court.
J. L. Moore, district clerk,
allowed S2.25 for freight on sta
tionery, and SIS for care and
preservation of records, keep
ing indexes, etc.
]. A. Traylor, constable, al
lowed $4,000 tor keeping and
feeding prisoners in his precinct
from July d, IS to Feb'y. 6, 70,
and $500 for same from March
1, 70 to May s, 70.
H. L. McClung. J. P, allowed
S. for holding inquest on body
of Patsy Marsh; jurors in case
allowed SICK each.
Ordered that w. l. Mcmahon
be allowed $3.50 for feeding
and guarding prisoners at Bur
ton and $3.50 for summoning
jury Of inquest.
]. Mcfarland allowed SII.6o
for stationary for use Of county
and district clerks offices.
Jehu Mcguire allowed $3.50
for keeping and nursing c. J.
Power, a pauper from March
~ to May IA, his condition be-
ing such that he could not be
removed to poor farm.
Claim of F. A. Schleick for
S for wood furnished a road
overseer rejected.
w. A. Lockett allowed $40
for postmortem examination on |
body of A. Hahn.
w. A. Wood allowed s5.25
for stationary furnished county |
clerks Office.
A. Nicely allowed $40 for
burying Patsy Marsh, a prisoner
who died in Jail.
H. A. Wood allowed $40,
same being due a former sheriff
of Lee county for keeping a
prisoner belonging to Washing
ton county.
Scrip to the amount of s345
was scaled at g. cents on the
dollar and interest at the rate of
s per cent. for 5 years added
and the same was registered.
A. w. Toland was allowed
s22 50 for lumber used on pub
lie road.
M. M. Baine allowed $3.50
for summoning jury of inquest
in case of Patsy Marsh.
J..B. Hubbard allowed s5.25
for conveying H. Cambria, a lu-
natic to the county Jail.
Ordered that the lumber deal
RS be notified that this court
will pay no bill for lumber, con-
:racted by road overseers, ex-
:ept on order of the court or
county judge in vacation.
Justice of the peace for pre-
:inct No. 4 to turn over to JUS
ice of precinct No. 6 such
BOOKS and papers as pertain to
hat territory,
Account Of A. II. Wood for
boarding 10 Wood, a pauper
rom March to May 1879 re-
ected,
Officers of court and jurors
Flowed fees in lunacy case of
Dave Brown.
A Simon allowed sI5.75 for
:lothing furnished lunatics in
all.
Ordered that the county
Jerk be allowed $1,000 per
month for the care and preser-
alton of the records, the same
icing authorized by law.
Accounts of county treasurer
Examined and found correct.
400 worth of scrip burned.
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THERE was very pleasant
ball at the Germania hall on
Sunday evening, which was
largely attended The music
was furnished by Prof. Praises
brass band of Basttop.
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MILLINERY Mrs. Bertha

MILLINERY Mrs. Bertha
Bloombargh has taken the old
and well known millinery stand
Of Mrs. J. Schwarz, where she
will keep on hand a full stock
of all goods in her line of BUSH
ness will endeavor to maintain
the well earned reputation of
her predecessor, Mrs. Schwarz.
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MARRIAGE LIcESAEs.- But
two licenses were issued last
week, as follows: Martin Viii
liams and Maria Smith; Munroe
Dawson and Manda :Seidel.
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SECOND DAY.

AT 6 a. NJ. the Greys formed
in procession and marched to
the target ground accompanied
by detachment of the John
ston Guards of Hampstead.
The following was the result:
Ist premium. gold cross. J. w.
Barnet, sergeant major ,rd reg
intent; I'd premium, gold cross,
private F. Wotipka, BRENNAN
Greys; sd premium, silver cross
sergeant E. L. Salley. BRENNAN
Greys. Returning to town
about s o'clock. At 10 o'clock
a procession of the military
companies was again formed
and headed by a fine band Of
music they marched to the fair
grounds. AT II o'clock there
was a drill of the military after
which a recess was had until ?
o'clock. the time being passed
by music by the various bands
and singing clubs.
AT ? o'clock there was vocal
and instrumental music at the
SPEAKERS STAND.
After witch speeches were de-
livered be he following pupils
of the BRENNAN Free Schools j:
Masters Thomas Glider. Alex
Simon, then poem was reci- |
ted by Miss Annie Joynes,
which was well rendered; next
was an amusing, humorous Ger
msn song entitled Michae.., by
tina BRENNAN Singers. which |
was wellreccived and loudly ap-
plauded. Music by the band. Or,
alton by Morriss, concluding
with an Grafton by Master Gran
olson Spann, which was remark
ably well delivered and showed
that the young gentleman pos
sesses oratorical powers that
should be cultivated. Music.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
characterization Spann,
Ist prize, silver goblet.
Ajax Simon, Jr., I'd prize,
silver cup.
TURNERs.-Lo Louis Ammons.
Turner's, LIST prize, Of
gold medal.
VIM. Stuckert, of West Mill
creek Turner'S, I'd prize, silver
medal.
F. Won Biberstein, of West
Mill creek Turner's, sd prize,
silver medal.
WAGoNs.-H Fl. f Lockett,
Oak Hill Nurseries, Ist puze,
$50.
F. Fisher, Meat market, ed
prize, SIS.
+. L. Randle. owner of Van
Horns Excelsior bee hive for
twenty-five counties, I'D prize,
SIS.
Miss r. Fricke, German pri-
sate school, 18th prize, $40.
The time from 5 to 4 o'clock
was spent in games for chill
iren such as foot races, in which
suitable prizes were awarded.
From 4 to 5 o'clock there
vas exercises by the turner's,
with songs and music.
From 5 to 7 there was dancing
,y the little folks. At s
,'clocb sharp the grand ball
vas opened on the mammoth
platform. At 9 o'clock there
vas a display af fire works and
| grand tableaux of living stat
ties.
During the forenoon there
we're few persons on the ground,
'ut in the afternoon people COM
nenced arriving from every di-
ection and by dark the grounds
we're literally thronged with
people, big little, old and young.
The utmost good feeling SEEM
ID to prevate the entire as
emblage. all came for fun
nd enjoyment and they GER
ainly had it. The ball was
argely attended and in full
last when we went to press.
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THERE are now two shooting
galleries in town, and judging
from the continuous cannonadc
that is kept up at both of them,
there is plenty of money to be
spent for gunpowder.
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DIED at her residence in this
city at 10 P. NJ. on the 18th inst
Mrs. Margaret Brophy, wife of
John R. Brophy, agedso years.
Deceased, whose maiden
name was Jameson, was born in
Alabama in 1919 and with her
parents came to Texas in 1891,
settling in Brazoria county. In
I84I she moved to Washington
county and in 1874 when Bren-
ham was laid out moved here.
In 1912 she married Judge
Gray who died in IS47. In
1858 she married Mr.. John R.
Brophy who survives her. She
was an exemplary lady and
leaves a numerous family. to
her loss. Her funeral
took place on Wednesday after
noon.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

THE BANNER learns that some
old breast-works and rife pits
have been examined in Burle-
son county, near Deanville.
The little mounds have been
noticed for the past thirty years
but NO special attention paid to
them until within the past few
days. There are also marks on
several trees near by from which
bullets were extracted. 1t is
thought to have been the scene
ola battle or skirmish with the
Mexicans in early days.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

Instantly is none to quick to relieve Group.
Many children have died while fire was
making. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
gives instant relief and is sure cure. Half
teaspoonfu. on sugar. Every family should
keep it in the house
The adulteration of condition powders
has got to such pitch that one can now
buya pound pack of dust and ashes for IS
cents. There is only one kind now known
that are strictly pure, and those are Sheri-
dams Cavalry Powders.
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a Word to Mothers.

You have children, yon have strong anu
enduring love fes ihem; no one else feels Us
you feel; 10 this hire we appeal. Nothing
gives you 50 much JOY ~ to look spsn your
child rosy and Blooming with HEALTH
You know that most ef The sickness Of child
hood Is caused By WORMS; they make the
cheek pale; the rosr tvfsds; they eaif me phy-
sicisu 10 the betIsides thsy dig the rysve- Of
,hildIsn; they ring yons fond and loving
hearts ,-itb anguish. BN g1irye no nsuss
PARKEk's SaNTVNfyE WORN LozEx.
GEES will ssvr your child. They exps3 sbr
worms from the stomach co11p3cfsiy. glss
health and vigor to the child. fustrs " the ey 2
and color to the cheek Thoaskntss 0f NTH
ers all over the lanl today ;sre using Pknk-
ER's SAyroSISE woIN LozxxGEs. Bay nuis-
hut Parker's santonine. f.r szlr b aft drug
gists, xnd by r. =. LuHS. BfrDfzsF, TexaS-
When you are oppressed WITH aespon-
dent thoughts don't worry your associates
with gloomy gmmblings, but use EAert:s
Daylight Liver Pills They stimulate the
liver into healthy action, tone the stomssa
and bring happiness. Sold by ]. TristrzA..
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

FIRST SHIPMENE.-On Mon
day Mr.. Z. c. w. Wiebusch, OF
the Home Nurseries Brennan,
made the hrstshipment ofpeach-
es this season. There was about
twenty boxes of the variety
known as early Beatrice; this
lot was shipped to Houston and
Galveston. Mr.. Wiebusch es-
Inmates that the crop will only
be about one-third as large as
last year. Mr.. Watson of Ros-
dale nurseries, has also COM
menced shipping.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

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
dren's button.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. -
Tuesday there was a large gath
ering. composed of relatives
and intimate friends, at the resi-
denee of Col. T. J.. Allcorn. in
this city, the occasion being the
seventieth anniversary of the
colonel's birthday. Col. ALI
corn has been a resident of
Washington county for the past
40 wears.
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A GREAT many of the bust
ness houses and all the banks
closedssheif doors on Friday in
order that al. hands, might at
tend the volksfest.
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PAMrEr.L & HARRISON are now

PAMpEIL & HARRISON are now
If receipt oftheir stock offspring
and summer goods, complete in
all departments. The goods
vas bought for spot cash" thus
enabling them to offer bargains.
Country merchants and farmers
are re, 'uectfully invited to call
and exa. uine their stock.
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THE roads in some parts of
the county are reported as still
in bad condition.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-05-16

BUSINESS since the volksfest
has quieted down none of our
merchants are overcrowded with
customers.
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B@- 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 dstonish-
ingly low figures at
d. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.'S.
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The independence road was
being discussed by the county
commissioners yesterday after
noon.
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IFyeu want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or Brennan town
property, apply to JoHN a
RANpGE, Land Agent. Read
his column of advertisements.
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ROASTING ears are in market
? by the wagon load and retail at
20 cents dozen.
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The counties of Fayette,
Austin. Burleson. .Bastrop,. Har-.
ris Waller, Grimes. Lee and
Travis were literally represent
ted at the Volksfest Yesterday.
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Mother, whe" youT dear baby suffers in
teething, use DR.. Winchclrs Teething Syr-
up, it soothes the .oair. regulates the bow
els, quickly cures coic, brings natural sleep
and is so charming in all ifs Effects, thar Il
you Use it once you win use !, always. Sold
by ]. Trisiram at only * ,e1;s a bo;tte,
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A LUNATIc. - A demented
German woman about forty
years of age was brought
to town on Saturday from the
neighborhood of Col. Shop
ards plantation. She is a stran-
ger in the neighborhood and
had been sleeping in the fence
corners and perching on the
fences. She is perfectly HARM
less, all that can be learned from
her is that her name is Rosz-
bach. 1t is likely she is from
Austin county. She is in Jail
pending an investigation, which
has been postponed that some
thing may be ascertained as to
her artecedents.
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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. PoTTKK'S
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THERE was a very pleasant
socialhop at the Mcintyre house
last night.
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A carload Of Plants Extra
and Favorite Flour in barrels
and sacks just received by
C. w. KLAEDEx,
Sole Agent.
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GARDEN sass, though rather
late for the season, is becoming
plentiful.
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THE FIsHERIEs.-Eaglc Lake
in Colorado county has become
quite celebrated among the dis
ciples of Izaak Walton herea-
bouts. and every few days par
ty from BRENNAN goes there on
a pilgrimage. A large party
has been constantly for the
past two weeks preparing for a
journey to the lake. If they
had been getting ready for an
overland trip to California or
Oregon they could have got
ready nearly as soon. Tuesday
morning a final start was made
and it is fair to presume that
plenty of fish will be taken
and a large quantity of game
killed.
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The accounts from the crops
in all parts of the county is very
fiattering.
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-CorroN.-Receipts vary small
and market active at quotations.
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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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PLANTS Extra and FaveTite
FLOUR, in barrels and half
barrels; also a Let Of fresh cat
meal and Graham Flour. for sale
by E. L. SALLEY,
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A carload of choice sugar
house nlolasses for sale low to
the trade at c. w. KLAEDEN's.
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For the next sixty days ! viii
sell a splendid ladies' brogan
shoe for the small snns Of one
dollar at c. A, nOa1ER's.
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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.. l9a and 1874
Jackson street, Chicago, III,
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@ Gents. youths and boys
panama hats, straw hats, venti-
lators, etc,. in latest styles at
D. w. BLOouBARGH & Co.'S
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one Of these day son having the
champion walker Of these Uni
ted States.
IS. Decorated wagon OF Unser
Fritz, otherwise called F. Fish
or, whose portly and well devel-
oped form can easily be account
ted for by the rich and artist
cally dressed meats surround
ing him, and he fairly larded
the earth as he passed through
the streets.
IL. Decorated wagon of Van
Horns Excelsior Bee Hive,
owned by Messrs. Jules A. Ran
die & Bro, NTH Miss Mollie
Randle as Queen Bee, driving
in the procession, representing
the queen with Ak wokers and
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8As Just received at D. ",
Hoombargh & Cos a fall lfae
of Flannel suits. Linen suits.
Busters. shirts ties, shoes, boots.
etc, for men, youths and boys