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Dobbin's Electric Soap.

Having OBTAINED the agency CT ti,.s ctle-
bra;cd Soap for Brenham and vicinity.
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.
Cragir * Co., Philadelphia. Pa, aud state
that its use has given general satisfaction.
Tha, ii is pure soap, and although 4 little
higher priced than other common rosin
soaps, il is worth more than the difference
in price. We therefore recommend it to all
who dssirc strictly iirst-class SOAP.
Mas. +. a. EsGitKr,
MRs. !. A. WTLKiNs,
Mrs. J. K. SIMON,
icsae al my friends and customers
give this Soap one tr7al, SO they may know
inst how good the best Soap ia the Unilea
States is. CIV KE.EDEN.
Br-ihala, Texas. Sole Agent.
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S.TaE BANNER learpsS from, =
gentlemen Of this CITY. who

z II ar fpANNEisF iSd1 ~ Hout =
Igentlesnan Of this city. who
was in Independence day or
two ago. that a good deal of
cotton from that neIghorhood
is going to Navasota and that
large quantities of lnmber are
being hauled back. The reason
of this is that lumberis sold
much cheaper in Navasota than
IN Brennan, while the price of
cotton there is but little lower
than here. The independence
trade Icgitinistely belongs here
and our merchants should make
every excrtion to retain it.
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For every ache, pan and brni5e on man
or beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lin
imcnt is the Balm. Sold by !. Tristram.
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oT.-Sunday last was one
ofthe hottest days Of the season.
AT about 4 o'clock in the after
noon the thermometer indicated
90 in right cold places. while in
~a-m onesi 1t was up to IoIaad
Io2.
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August. y. -.

August, =. ~
Although they see occasion
ally locals from this point.
doubtless many of your read
crs do not know just what and
where our thriving town is.
Wesley is situated about ten
miles south west of Brcnham in
a most beautiful G1arliiirs country
and is surrounded by some of
! the most cntcrprising and pros
porous large planters that can
/ be found in the country. Only
a few years ago this place was
one continual open prairie, 80.
/ miles little else could be seen
save the prolific vcrdafe OF grass
and large herds of cattle and
deer; to-day it is ono OF the
most denseiy settled secticnsto
be found in the state. The bus
mess enterprise of this place
consists of > doctors, 4 mer.
chants, : mechanics. / tailor
shop, blacksmith. cabinet
maker, : mills and gins, I pabi
lie hall, > churches, l school
house, carriage maker. and
to render everything. complete
believe We haze 2 pretty good
fiddlers.e 1ess1. 80
The ball on the sod ult. at
the hail. BY the astutc young
men OF the ncighborhoed, was
a brilliant success; there was a
large attendance and the selec-
ton was one of the best collcc-
ston of young ladies and gentle
menswe have had the pleasure
of sSsipg at a country ball9for
% ispn Several young
! ! ! ! ! /
ktlYmen were pres
music was
hducted.
Crops will bcS light. at least
half Of a crop willSc harvested
and in low land who're properly
cultivated, / presume. the yield
will be much greater. The re-
cent showers will doubtless ben
eft the young crops Of cotton.
The worms have made their ap-
pearancc on a few farms, but
have not as yet committed the
deprcdations that many appre-
hended. As soon as their pres
enoe is known our farmers treat
them to course of medication
at once.
am pleased 10 see ON road
between this place and Brer-
ham in a good state of repair;
it IS one Of the most difficult
and expensive highways to keep
in repair in the county. Our
road erersecr deserves credit
for his tact, energy and indus
try
Weather quite warm the past
few days. Health of country
good. Mcssrs. Willie and
J. L.ayne, who responded 10 a
dispatch to visit their mother,
who was very i'll = weeks ago.
have returned to their respect
i've homes. their mother Mrs.
Sauls) having convalesced. <
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ENGINE IioUsE.-TIie build
ing committee have contracted
with Mr.. D. ]. Parks for the
construction Of sa two story
frame building 3oxoo feet, with
a hose tower 90 feet in height,
to be erected on the west end
Of the jail lot. The price agreed
upon is sI44o. The lower sto-
~ of the house is to be used
Mechanics engine company and
the Bucket company. The up
per story for the meetings of
the two companies and for the
mayors court and the meetings
of the board OF aldermen.
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IE-tG4iHctil
As IN elegant hair dressing stands Parker's
Hair Baisan,. deservedly popular for the
beautiful fiair it produces, and its hezlthfus,
cleansing and healing properties eons.
lnencing a, the roots, i, promotes a l,xu-
ran, growth Of young hair, ani unfaiiihs-
" restores gray or faded hair to its original
youthful color, giving soft. rich and luss
tsous appearance Of grea, beauty. Il IS
pleasantly cooling to the scalp, cleanses IL
from dandruf. cures itching and huniors,
ard stops falling of the hair. tits perfect
ly harmless, cxquisitiy perfumesi, never
suiis the skin or gums the hair. ard pleascs
everybody BY its many excellent and at
tractire qualities. Buy a-boiile from your
druggist, X. L. luhn. and lest it, merits.
Mothers seldom Realize
That indulgence in fruits and vegetables
causes deposits in the milk which induce
Collie or Cholera Infsntum in their nursing
Iitile ones. To counterfeit these injurious
effects the mother should use rarker's Gin
ger Tonic. 1t strengthens anil couects her
own nervous condition, and its good ef-
fects are impaired through the milk to the
child, making 1t cheerful, free from pain,
and disposed to refreshing sleel.. Many
ladies suffering from functional disorders
and nervousness, will be surprised at the
comfort this Strengthening tonic affords, as
by its use they find relief from pain. and
functional regularity restored. Buy 81
bo:iiefrom your druggist. K. L. Luhn, or
sample bot;is At regents, and its merist.
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Short crop. short prices. is A.
NJ. Whites motto for the COM
ing season.
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Dec KIrrEp. - Wednesday
morning. Harry Collins, a boy
about II or r. years OLD. &C.
companied by his dog was
passing Fishers butcher shop
when Fishers dog ran out and
made war on Harry's favoritc,
and was about getting the best
Of him, when Harry plungcdhis
knife inro the victor. The VIC
torious brute retrcated into the
shop and in a moment, was
corpse.
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Eys To those or our subscribers who are in
arrears to TlE WEEKLY BANNER, notice is
heceb. given that remi;tanees Will bc thank
fully received ~
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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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DIED-lAt her residence in
Cilappcll Hill on the aist- inst.
Sue, wife Of John Carlisle, and
daughter Of A. a. Hammond.
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|. EMrIY DsgFLEs.- Wcdncs-
slay Mr n. Fisher shipped to
aSl1ouEa ca1load offAnhaus-
or beer bottles. 5000 Of which
he purchased of Major w. S.
Donald This makes the
fourth car load shipped By Mr..
Fisher, the value of the bottles
s about $1,000.
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COUNCIL NESTING. "A spc-
dial neetiugsof the city council
was held on Monday evening
and an ordinance passed lcvylng
a tax of one-quarter Of one per
eent.Ifor general purposes. and
one-quartcr of one per cent, for
the support and maintenance of
the public free Schools
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Forty years's trial has proved BLACK
DRAUGHTr the hes, liver medicine in the
world. Seld by J. Tnstrain.i
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GszE1So READY The room,

GzTTISo REaDY-The room
in the Schlottmann. building
lately occupied by the tax col
.leetor and justice Of the peace
has beeh vacated by them and
is now being put in order for
the occupancy of the grand ju-
.ry. The sheriff and his force of
deputies have been quite busy
serving papers and summoning
persons for the district court.
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The city was pretty well
crowded with country people
Yesterday and trade seemed TO
be brisk with so:,e oficur mer-
chants.
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a. NJ. White has the largest
stock Of clothing in BRENNAN.
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Thar MusrAcHE. He is
rather young and his mustache
is rather younger. 1t has now
been exposed to tie sunlight
some four months and is Begin
ming to be perccptibic to the
naked eyei the hairs arc neither
abundant or particularly vigor-
Gus; the stand is fair and with
"sarly and deep blowing" will,
in time, dcveIopintu a very mod
crate sized sumner mustacfe. !"
In the winter. like a hot-house
plant. it will, Esye to be taken
in. During the carly stages OF
the growth of this young man
young n,ustaehe he was in the
habit Of sitting up with it, but
in the last few days he has pro-
cured an elixir or .mustache fer
tilizer. the application of which
has given it a sombrc hue. SO
that tits plainly visible and does
not require TO be set up with;
therefore. the young man and
his young .mustache sre both
doing well.
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@e Stop and look at the
fine styles of ladies. misses and
childrens' shoes at c. A. Pot
ter's, and every one hand made.
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tnnara.s febrifyric /;

unfaiiirgi infaisihi. csTss Z = aJf lfizssses
orisinstng IN ,iesats rs~s,s Sosusc-
csl ly the Esaissia Of sakz1a1r o5aHss
No preparation knoisn possesses a erxsli-
eating power over tbs class Of disease !,
al Comparable to elistesd's Fehsifsl;e. j,
IS the Ne plus ultra Of ague remedies SUR
and sat, in It's action. its great, p9wcs in
neuualixing maiarious inlu-rees Is unly
e7isled by its harmless acti n on Tic tosy
No disags.chleait cffse;s .s5fi tli.s Tszf-
ely. - sr,
J. c. E.crAauSos. Proprietor.
~. Larf
Far sale b II : wppiy. l;Tsui'am Trx
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pes- COTTON SEED WhNTEp.-
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
i&w,n. I. a. WILKINS.
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a,ey To the ladlcs:-Should
YOU need corsets, gloves, laccs,
of any grade OF quality, ribbons,
fans, combs and novelties, call at
y. w. RLooMBARGH & Co.'S.
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SURRENDERED. On Wednes-
day Joe Hardin, who some
weeks ago shot his brother-in-
law, Burch, in this city, came
in and surrendered himself to
sheriff Hutchinson and was at
taken before7justicc Nc
Chung and waiving an examina.
ton was admitted to bond in
the sum of $1,000. tsS4
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PEsTs.-Thc extreme warm
weather Of the past few days
has brought gnats,. mosquitoes
and lilies. all of these pests have
formed an unholy alliance for
the purpose OF annoying the
human family. They work in
concert. having detailed them
selves into relief guards so as
to always have a force on duty;
as soon as a person succeed in
driving away a pertinacious fly
an Insignificant gnat or gnats
rcncws; the attack and they arc
oni.- TO be rcpulsed 10 make
room for the musical masqnito.
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Doc KILLED A medium
sized dog laboriag under a fit
of emotional insanity, or which
was absolutely crazy, was killed
by Lewis Graves, colorcd, spe-
cial policeman Lewis procur-
ed little Ratchet and knocked
the little dog in the head.
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A SMALL FRAuD.- The Gal
weston Ne1os did not arrive by
Mondays train, but the train
boy landed and soon succeeded
in disposing ola dozen copies
or SO Of Saturdays papers to
persons WHO discovered too
late that although they had
Sought the paper they had
been sold.
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z Quefy: Why N:H nsople saffss sish in
digestion wien "RLACK-DRAUeHT'
win cure them Ssid 10y !. Tris;rain.
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Mother, when your dear baby suffers in
teething, use DR.. Winchclls Tcething Syr-
up, it soothcs the pain, regulates the bow
els, quickly cures colo, brings natural sleep
and is so charming in all its effects, that i
you Use ii once YOU will use ii always; Sold
by 7. T:isiram AZ only IS cents bottle.
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NA. D. w. Bloombargh &
Co. are just il receipt of fine
selection of latest novelties in
ladies', misses and childrens slip
pers and shoes.
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Cholera and Yellow Fever are prevented
by using "BLAcK-DRAuGhT." Sold
by ]. Frstram.
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HEIn W,raorC RAII

HELD WITHOUT BAIL--Lew-
is Babb. the negro who muir
dered Milton McGowen, color
ed. near Long Point. an account
Of whose arrest was published
on i'riduy morning, had pre-
lirninary examination before
Justice McClung, Friday after
noon. Only three colored wit
nesscs were examined all testi-
.iyingsto the fact that Babb had
threatened to kill MCGOWAN
and that he came to Meow
ans house for the purpose OF
killing and did kill him. There
was still more witnesses, but
the justice deemed it necessary
to examine them and remanded
Babb to jail without bail. Babb
is a heavy set negro, black, and
nearly six feet tall. He does
not look like a vicious man.
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HES ALIVE Martin john
son. the snego who shot at Rev.
II. Garrett, near Chappell Hill.
and whose escape from consta-
Lie Traylor created such a stir
among the colored population
in the Chappell Hill neighbour
hood, isn't dead worth cent.
He was first seen shortly after
his escape by Capt. Bizzell,
who lives near Washington and
who did not know that he was
wanted" He has lately been
seen by several colorcd men
and has taken refuge in the ce-
dar brakes on New Years
creek and between Chappell
Hill and Graball.
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If you want to buy, exchange
OF rent land, or Brcnham town
property, apply to JoHN y
RANpLE, Land Agent. Read
his column of advertisements.
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REV. DR.. WRlaHr. Of stussiu.
VIII occupy the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church next Sun
day. August 5ist. q.
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@ A trial package Of BLACK.
DRAUGHT" free Of charge BY: Trstram
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Col. W. W. Lang.

Capt. J. E. Gray requests the
BANNER to make the following
E.announcements for the princi
pal leader Of the farmers or
ganization, Col. w. w. Lang,
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n9r Gents. youths and boys.
panama hats. straw hats, veati-
iators. etc, in latest styles at
ID. w. BIT ocMDaEeH& Cos.
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FkUsrRArED. The hcnhouse
OF gtptlepian living living on
west Main street was visited on
Friday night and the paddock
tiled. off the door. Tic gentle
man had anticipated a raid of
this kind and or the night in
question had takcnll his chick
ems indoors.
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II the fool IS kno~nby his folly, What is
he who TRIES with colds A cough IS na-
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 youa cold, Eilcrtis
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is invalu-
able as safe and reliable remedy for
coughs. colds, Group, catarrh and consumP-
ton and If yor are wise you will II once
try it. Sold and warranted by !. TrisiraIn.
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The Boss house for boots and
shoes is \. NJ. Whites.
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A FEW days ago the BAs9ER
reported the robbery Of the
house OF Taylor Franklin. col
ored. Ca Tuesday part Of
the bedding was found in the
woods by a hunter, in the vicin-
;tv ~ ;,n,,se Z
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ROBBERY. : Alex Reddick,
&. wAo ives on the Barn.
kiA pace near town; and works
Fhesc..tIle.eqther day. had his
Elh5Ass robbed Of i lot of -four
|ssI prcyisnns: about $40 worth
in ALL. Lazy darkies who won't
work 4hake aliving BY stealing
from those who do. sd
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"a msn died of liver complaint! One
dollars sxzs y 2 Bkack -1RkUGHT"
wood hsrszsyey lis iiies: Sold3yJ ]. iris
I'm I'm
Dick Rnnr. eoloreds who
some time ago made an assault
II'sz Julius Glover. coiored,i with
a pocket knife was arrested on
Saturday ard tried before JUS
|tice@McClungs He was found
guilty Of a simple assault and
fined S. INIT de kosts. Total
Is245o.
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Hats and shoes AID bOets. and
boots and shoes and hats, and
hats and shoes and boots, world
without end and So cheap |
can't explain at c. y. Potter's.
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Jus'r RECEIVED. one car isad
of potatoes, or'iotrs. srplss. sour
kroat. cabbage and cheese.
ssa III FISHER.
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/ RECEIPTS of cotton last week
were the heaviest Of the season
amounting to os4 bales. We
still want ol7 bales to-run the
receipts up 10 1000 for the
season of 1889. There is yet
ten days to go on and it the
weather continues good. we have
no doubt TIE figures will be
reached, if not exceeded. FRI
daysthe streets were crowded
with farmers carrying cotton
samples.
THE LaGrange-Reeo,d says
Hon. w. II. I.edbetter re-
turned from lis visit to Bren-
ham bringing very unfavorablc
reports of the prospect of an
extension of the C. and NJ.
railway to LAGRANGE. It is on
| ly "tallsed"siof extending it to
Brenham. and as yet the extern
sion has taken no definite shape.
II Mr.. Ledbetter came here OK
pecting TO find a "ready-madc
railroad he was certainly dis
appointed.
| CHICKEN THIEvEs.-The 9TH
err night a thief or thieves enter
ed the yard of Major Genera
Schacky and stole every cicken
on the place even taking the
great great grand parents of the
flock; the old rooster was thir-
teen years old by the calendar
clock and the old hen was only
fifteen months his junior. The
major general consoles himself
with the reflection that the thief
viii have to- burn not less than
a cord of5wood to convert the
venerable pair Of chickens into
soup.
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$500 - e<e- t-9ft
The supplemental roll and
unknown owners roll is not yet
completed but viii probably
make the grand total S5.2so.ooo.
BAcKwARD.-Our police off,
GERS complain of the season be-
ing very backward; usually at
this season OF theyear fall DRINKS
are ripe and festive fellows from
the country come in with bales
of cotton to invest in "drunks.
This class of citizens are gen
orally very liberal and don't
mind spending half a Bale of
cotton for the pleasure of rails
fold harry in town. The Off
GERS always calculate in reaping
a rich harvest Of trimmings"
in the fail and look forward to
that festive season of the year
with as much genuine interest
as the merchants. Our officers
arc very polite and accommo-.
dating and viii arrest the fun
loving chaps from the country
in a polite and gentlelnanly
|iuahncr knowing full wellthat.
they wilf have no difficulty in
collecting their costs. As has
already been stated the season
IS very. backward-onlyy two
men with cotton have been ar
rested and they came together
in wagon. -.
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That q HoIlle paper SHOULD
be patronized is settled con-
viction in the minds of some
Brenhanlites. But their mode
OF patronage doesnot effect the
publishers pockets; they read
the paper at the expense Of
subscribers. &c n. 8 Ffff
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Corn and oats

For sale in any quantity By
D. ~. BtooNnsaea s Go.
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gentleman who came dow on
the train Wednesday afternoon
that Gov. Roberts was on board
going to Hampstead to meet
health officer Rutherford, to
have aeonferencctwith him in
regard to. the Houston-Calves-
ton quarantine. The governor
is quoted as saying that no non
sense will be tolerated.
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rEAaru. WRECK /
Elevea Cars Demolished .


Thursday afternoon, about 5
O'Clock. as the freight train was
proceeding east and at point
about 1870 yarts beyond Hog
Branch bridge, a car wheel broke
ditcEiing the most Of the train.
consisting OF fourteen or fifteen
box and fat cars. Eleven cars
arc comspletely demolished
smashed 10 srNitheFscns. The
ira for forty yards is torn up ;
the rails twisted and bent; the
ties smashed and broken. and the
road bed badly damaged. The
box cars contained cotton and
the fats were loaded with srav-
el. The engine, Two or three
cars and the caboo 9. which was
in the rear, are all that remain
ed on the track. AT the place
where the accident hap
pencd the grade is up and pref
ty heavy. a year or two ago a
similar smash-up occurred near
the same place. Strange to say
not ody on the train was hurt !;
it was all done SO quick that the
brakesmen hardly know how
they got off the cars.
DIED,
AT his residence in this city, on
the a3rd insr., Thomas Slater,
aged about IS years. He was
buried on Sunday last.
On Sunday evening, the 24th,
Scott Lawrence, aged about 20
years. Scott will be remember
ed by many ofoW citizens as the
driver of Perkins milk wagon.
He was a very accommodating
young man aud was universally
liked. He made his last round
on Sunday week. and was at the
time complaining. He said to
several persons that che was sick
and might never call again. =
His prediction was verified.
Two colored women died on
Sunday last; one at Camptown,
the other at Watrousville.
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Cot. IiExDrssoS of the Wiz
Iismson County Ree0ra. #sas IN
the city yesterday,
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AZ II Wnlrn itas i large
stock Of seasonahle goods and
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"a I.,ys ai''sEasts aadBsd
sprays gs ~ ss s. 4 e9rH.
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Local Intelligence

woRns have made sfsir sp<
pcarancc IN the vicinity Of Chap
~ LII
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81. - - - : : =, +
isAL-t.s wer- given at Berlin,
Pleasaat Hill and Wesley on
Saturday night.
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DIDS'r CONE Friday eve.
ming about shutdown the skies
presented every appearance Of
a storm and the barometers be.
ing very low, the weatiierwi-c
predicted the storm of the sea-
son before daylight Saturday
morning. The predicted storm
didn't come and sorrow was de-
prted on the countenanees of
ithe weather prophets.
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