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0 Terse and True.
(H0uma COarier,)

Boods upon bonds were issued in
ths nsme and BY tho authorityC) Of
TO State Of Loaisiass by disreptua.
BE carpet basgsrs and rogues, and
today there arc men-good Demo.
erets 'too-who would say' that those
eebes arc legal and should b paid I
They ~ that tho honor Of Loui,iaoa
= g sssks. Honor! Can tic. honor
6 ehe 6tsts b, q stake b. rspud,a.
nag dlabonest de6ts T.. No |, ~ honor
q Loulsiaoa IL Dot y % sake. bot
eheald tie debts spot bsIrepudiatei.
ehen 10 aay, tAss The lhouor of Lou.
1etana will b u Estake-at stake Z
N.Y. forever ruioed and disgraced.
Ise To Creditor Slew Clean Ha,ds.
Nov sesDemocrat.) I!
The Democratic convention in
Webster parish took tho only proper
w" o! this matter, which ia the
view held bys the Qepecrat !: Hkst.
eAt dett moe SsEE 00t I. nd.
cSso6d, that II THE vac foHnd to be-
1oprseiiesble, then the State .hoold
Iessse eo pay any creditor unti! be
nad ehown hia h"od tn 10 goud one.
The bondholdss'a .ikecyy 10 the 70
vssae OF THE IT. lid that The
bsrden IT proof li~s With tho State T.,
Prove that tho binds are illegal, and
oee Nth them to chow that their
e!ai0 10 g"od. The utter n"nsense of
4 efeeseeiee is;aap . - ilb,seaG tle
e!aio that the bonds are oil alike and
sse admis'ion that many Of them,
were =. b"rn q, eqsslptiss aaud issued,
~ Illegal purposes.
le h.ll"ws that 10 tho bonds .rel|
inflated With fraud they cons,ituts MI
valid claim sgsisst- the State. Il il
~ duty Of tho holders to removed
sh'e taist before they can be consid. |
80 10 sny ssnse 40 creditors Of the |
!sase. II this esn"oe DO done. A
hey sessend, Ties. ,lsy sbe,id siad- |
y ave'I themselves Of Az comDro> !
- tie essvssdos nay 10 IL H.
0oDe 80 % % propooe. hasa
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JOSEPH G KEYSER.
Bricknaker and Layer.
FOR SALE.

0ME second d. hand Rnxgles Jobber. in
V9ood condition. For Terms ani n,;. =.
af4l{ g =. G. PALMER. & ~ '''0<
3e@ ~ g $50 New OF ssua Il
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D0N,T say humbug, but iudoe
DOV L for yourself: Send fcr . .!o
iithograph Of 5.Ton $50 Freioht. pa S
gold On Trial Wagon Scale, oil fron an. .,.;
Steel Brass Beam. Addre,s io". . sn y
blnsnamtos. BiDghantep, NV York v
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Let All Suffer Alike.
fCity lkm.1

The people Of Louisiana have been
sodsr'ng unspeakably from tue re-
suite Of Radical pilfsring. Az ia the
ease OF most great evils, these re-.
sultsare only felt aftsr the occur
renee which produced them has pass
Cd away. The real history Of the
soheriog destitutjon, seizure of pro
psrty, inability to pay taxes, and the
testeeee Inflicted BY subssqoeas elup.
U Jogishtioo Invented With the
svowed purpose Of improving Affairs,
has not yet been written. The peo.
pie Of Louisiana are proud race,
who suffer silently, and the secret oi
what they have suffered will never.
peil'ePs b fslly told. !. lsssews now
that tho bond holders are CRYING out
q the prospect of sharing that sflic.
tioo. Perbaps it is natural they
should cry out; but it is also natural
ssd even proper that they sAould en-
Sa!e I e1ar0 ssf Tho popular bu,thsn.
- teeq slenepber Il w kdur lof
Z 1ietio6 that their agony viii tend
= the general good, and console
sasmselves with patriotism. !
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TlE|sl'Illlm!ll0 lM!!QlAl,hs:

sgGS.jti Hily5plHs
crSse zee d! CITY sqe.s esaassz.
NJ Hase Y, HS.ss 4E.ss 4,.~r: jno
New York. ior yigier's Improved Frsacf
Dsss Sir-l have tried the disincrustsnt ron
are thv agent for thstSsghly. We have bser
using i for several weeks: I did this o. . per
iSs ssSssissss = Il IN r, i ~ s :.
glad that ! have given tho disincrustsnt . trial
for y Aae earned e1t b. far the best tAisg ii
the Kid hat ever 1sed. Il como up 10 iii it,
claims on its printed circular, and In future
to nee IL exclusively IL their boilers over and
70 If9slssss y ~ eehss peossss lot aiaerust.
51tHES i. KING.
". 1egieese Cleasent CiaH 6aa1R 1sanesy.I
/, W0endo11e the above.
h'1.A!'l % eiIi7s.sa i.sgl.a. q, I.
CT -. ~ Ieeds's Foundry. ]
=. Nov Ofleans, Ieb. 3, 'l6t0.
n. teoa W. 1seteo0ees, Nov ,Oriseas, L.,
!. Assec for vigter's Improved French p-e.
:, Der Sir-.Aiter hsvips ned the Yieier rro.
eeae ier somS months. aud gltine il 5 ~ aSd
fall trial we car state that & has predueed 10
most sasislactofy results % our Boilers by 10.
iui tas;cssim oftSS S.s. ''"''
,We cordially recemRend Il % those using
bd)QQsi vi nAkc1QI6AlD ,llTC6IIi.
.ifaisa s,,.. a3F:sasss g q. EsS ~ lssaaiy,
- ''F-' Eco LEIDOA CO., 31
Prepristors Issdss 1ss,ary.,
Qseeslt \ ~ trale. -lepd for .Cirealap 70
M 6siss.:, zssss II .ss sss ss s.'
us'ao 70 desc 4G1 ~ a't,s .. > f'',. ~
Pine Island Guallll ?
srcssesex
Eo1 tjUolo cane
--;ks.ANn.r.-
lbhtBRGQlsVluptsels
u .aa5 isiaas,.l.
PINE ISLAND
Amoniated Phosphate. 4
folal ,ea1[1llol|nj
Miak SUMNER and FALL CROPS.
AalkD2lnlpnsAAsjx a.ax.sss - ~,
Irsae eeee SSe he Ssatbesn eh N i.sTS~. ~.
~ = 1il)ee (1alnnssaea, tal6. InHee S.ss,
;ale Sssl, Crsp ef le7o, ltseA ~ 1sSSsx
Nh .sna 0leeeant = ~ trale. ~ -.
lsUclg ~. ,mouIeUlGeRY. |
s1eHs49aasessg; ~ o0s,ssa 1
.aO X NJ1Ii. AlL0yI
~ -l0slG ~ ~ .seuthvset.
- 's7,s' 2 sasoeI &c % 9sl.o
80 ~. slsslJ.s, s.sa.s0lTaE
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PUBLIC OPfyluN.
The Country Press o. The State Debt
-Selld for Cstting II Down.
Riclland BeacOu.1

Richland Beacon
The people must be relieved If al
fraudulent claims against them, u.
matter il they have been approved
I'D bosded BY the Board. The,
eaonot be 20 mixed up, "a it is said,
With tho honest debts that they can.
not b distinguished from them.
They must b sought out and re.
jsstsd.
Nv nor opinion, the best way out Of
THE difficulty is for the State to as
sumo that il owes no debt until it 10
proven to,bas jast. md, shsnest beyond
oil p"asisls doubt. ard ia creditor j.
unable to produce this evidence, it il
bic 0wo misfortune. Let the bur-
then ri proving the debt rest with
the creditor. To this end, let the
Convection provide for the appoint
nent or election of-a Court Of
Claims, before whom all claims
uass 10 presented and proven-re,
curing the holder to prove for what
particular purpose the bond or war.
rant wss issued, and whether the
consideration for which it was issued
hss beeo complied wiih-aod let TIL.
court b authorized tesallss aud o..
dtr peid Oh joss, claial asd . Iriec,
!! that ut striesly jaSt. 8 w think
ne y THE, mseas justies ean b.
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Washington Locals.
November 20 1870.


Editors Banner:
Still dry; no rain; weather
cold; fire and overcoats very
acceptable, and unless we can
have 4 rain or some other eX-
citemcntF shall be compelled to
stop writing for a while for want
of something to write about.
Cotton picking is over-cotton
ginned, packed, sold and mon
ey spent. q a great many freed
men have gone to Kansas and
many more want to go. One
freedman writes back home for
money to come home on and
wants to come back, but in the
same letter says Kansas is
great country and advises others
to go there. was at Navasota
a few days since and saw good
many leaving there. u A negro,
Quinfeld Fielder, married Miss
Mcclellan, also colored, against
the will of the young lady's"
parents. This caused quite an
cmute in colored society here
abouts. The friends OF the pa
rents of the girl went to the
groom's house and by force and
arms carried her away to her
mothers house and gave her a,
severe whipping. The case will
soon be investigated in the mag
istrate'S court. S.
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Who can Beat This ?

a hat for rs cents; shoes ST.: shirts 50
cents: three pair socks IS cents; pants and
coat S2.5 50. For SIS c. A. Potter can dress
you from bead to fooe.
To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds
A reliable remedy is necessary in every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic is Just
the medicine needed. 1t radically cures
coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis and
even consumption if used in time, by its
powerful specific action on the stomach,
kidneys, skin, liver and mucous surfaces Of
the throat and lungs. 1t accomplishes the
cure in wonderfully short time, and re-
moves all pain and soreness Of the lungs.
1t is also most valuable stomachic rene
dy, effectually removing dyspepsia, head
ache, liver Disorders, costiveness. nervous
ness, low spirits, wakefulness, Heartburn,
cramps, papitation of the heart, sour stom-
ach, ETC., and gives cheering comfort and
freedom from pain that surprises every
one. Buy ST. co bottlcfrom your drug
gists r. E. Luhn, or a sample bottle at Is
cents, and test its merits.
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sh.ln1n's Pr.Elr a. RNss nj Ns!ritrg...


THESE BTTFfRS Wit prevent con-
tracing OF Cbills Ed I'll Mnlarial Diseases
if properly used, by invigorating the liver.
toning the stomach and regulating the bow
els and kidneys. II is preparation from
such vegetable extracts, Of which Pnckg
Ash constitutes leading part. that enters
INTO the regular prescription practice OF al
rnedical men. among whom DR.. Sherman
IS Justly elassed as the successful COMPOUND
der, after an experimental practice Of %
years, as 4 complete antidotc 10 all inf.u-
iehccS which, II not arrested in time. tcrmin-
ale in Chilis and Fever or OF ;ei malignan
diseases.
Though pleasant 10 the taste. i; is notA
beverage las the extracts arc hossi,iu sohl-
ton in pure Holland Gin nly,'.bccause of
its cathartic properties. and is therefore an
infallible remedy for habitual constipation.
THE MALARIFUGE is 4. certain cure
for ChillS when once contracted. II has
never failed to effect cure where the diret-
tons. accompanying each bottle, are fol-
lowed.
Druggists are hereby authorized TO refund
the money TO any party purchasing who
claim cure is not effected, providing the
directions are followed and the empty bot
lie returned. For sale by all druggists.
W. WOOD.
May 4, 1879. Kansas City, Mo.
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Mayors Court.

Tuesday.-Pat Smith, drunk
and disorderly, plead guilty, 81
and trimmings,
James Murphy, same as the
above.
NJ. Goldsmith, charged with
violating the ordinance concern
ing the obstruction of the plat
form at the depot. jury trial,
verdict of not guilty.
Louis Schilling, unlawfully
carrying a pistol. Continued.
Wednesday, Joe Green,
drunk and disorderly; plead
guilty, ST and trimmings.
Bill Dudley. drunk ..and dis
orderly, plead guilty, ST and
trimmings. Both gentlemen
repose in the bastile. They
came to town to have a good
time and had it.
Louis Schilllng, charged by
night officer McGowen with
carrying a pistol unlawfully,
fined SIS and costs. He APP
peals to the county court and
claims that he was a deputy
sheriff.
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Editors Banner:
have been officially notified
by Hon. 0. N. Hollensworth,
state agent for the Peabody
Fund, that Brenham schools
will receive $500 from said fund
for the current scholastic year.
Owing to the large donation
to the State Normal School at
Huntsville, DR.. Sears thinks
he will be unable to continue
his appropriations to other
schools after this year.
The present appropriation
makes $4,000 that the Brennan
schools have received. Who
will say that this great benefac-
tor has been idly bestowed2
c. c. GARRETT.
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CARD.
GARD,
RpENrIAM Dec dth 10

BRENNAN, Dec. 4th, 70.
I wish to call the attention of
my friends and insurance pub
lie generally to the fact that the
firm of Key & Robertson has
been dissolved, and that l have
associated myself with the firm
of Robertson, O'Riordan s Co..
lsee their advertisement in this
issue) in the insurance and land
business, and can be fonnd in
their office in the Dwyer build
ing, at No. 80 St. Charles street.
Thanks for past patronage and
soliciting a continuance of the
same. /. ROBERTSON.
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Personal.

DR.. N. J. Thompson, O.
Grabai1 was in town on Tues
day, but ooa.d not furnish us
with any items.
Owr oldtnme friend, Mr.. Rich
ard, C. Hart, of Round Rock,
was in town Tuesday in the in
terest of Milby & Porter whole
sale grocers of Houston. MIR.
H. was farmerly citizen OF
BRENNAN and was at one time
engaged in the commission
business with Mr. J. L. Moore
of this city. He has had the
pleasure meeting with many
of his old friends,
Our old friend, Mr.. /. Jalon-
ick, of Galveston, was in the
city Wednesday looking hale
and hearty.
G. w. Moore, our music deal
er, has returned from a trip to
Corsicana and Dallas.
Mr.. John Carlisle, of Chap
peN Hill, called at the BANNER
Office yesterday afternoon. He
informs Gs that large quantities
of cedar piles and telegraph
poles are being shipped TO San
Antonio.
E. L. Salley, who was burned
out on Saturday morning, is
now in Galveston laying IN a
fresh stock ofchoice groceries.
A man with his energy, perse-
verance and good management
is bound to succeed.
Gen. J. B. Robertson paid
the BANNER a brief visit on
Thursday. He was on his way
to independence.
DR.. w. c. Baird, of Wesley,
was in town on Thursday. He
reports some little preparations
for celebrating the holidays in
his section; also that farm labor
is. in demand in the Mill creek
neighborhood.
DIR. Rogers, of Galveston, is
in the city.
Hon. Guy NJ. Bryan, of Gal
weston, is in the city.
"BlAcK-DRAUGHT' is recommen-
ded by fozsy years Of successful trial. Sold
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Brennan Bible Society.

This society held its annual
meeting Sunday, Nov. 80, &C
cording to notice. The fore
noon meeting was addressed by
Mr.. c. c. English, DIR. J. H.
Luther, and Mr.. c. R. Breed
love. AT night Rev. Drs. w.
H. Carroll and F. 7. Mitchell;
and G. St. c. Hussey, delivered
addresses. There was much
enthusiasm. $3.50 was raised
in cash and S34.25 in subscrip-
tons. The following officers
were elected: c. R. Breedlove,
President; Rev. J. H. Luther,
Vice Prest.; W,B. Riggs, Sec'y.;
J. N. Brown, Treas; c. G.
Couch, Depository; Chas. R.
Breedlove, F. T. Mitchell, M.
w. Mann, ]. 5. Norton, and ].
M. Pressler, Executive Commit
tee.
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RUNAWAY On Sunday af-
ternoon Ms. Seth Shepard's
fine team became frightened as
he was driving in company
with a young lady near the resi-
dence of Maj. Bassett. Mr..
Shepard and the young lady
were both thro yn out, she sus-
tanning quite serious bruises
and he being slightly injured.
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CANED.-Our popular jewel
or, Mr.. H. w. Graber, has been
presented by one of his work
men with a handsome gold
headed cane, as a token of es-
TEEN.
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REMOVAL - M. Russi has
moved his stock of goods to c.
A. Potter's old stand, St. Charles
street, where he is prepared to
sell both dry goods and grocer
les at low prices and deliver
them free to any part of the city.
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The Engine company need
at least 500 feet more hose and
five or six more cisterns in or
der to enable them TO do more
effective service at a fire. VIII
the property owners of Bren-
ham supply these necessities is
the question:
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OATS, CORN AND BRAN
Always on hand.
H. FISHER.

5H~ The Early Bird, manufactured at
Lynchburg, Va, by Mr.. Carroll is now SUI
preceding all other brands of smoking to-
bacco, is sold at same priceas Durham's
and is three grades better. When is re-
membered that Mr.. Carroll holds the med
ais for manufacturing the best smoking to-
bacco in the world, you will be eager to
t Early Bird, the best in the market.
Address,
CARRoLL's EARLY BIRD ToBAccoWoRKs
sI,ynchburr. Va.
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M AREET

WASHINGTON MARKET. -
Messrs. Canton & Jannett, pro-
prietors of this new market
keep it we'll supplied with best
of beef, pork and mutton; they
also make superior sausage
which they sell at at reasonable
rates. Give them trial.
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THE steamer was out Satur-
day afternoon filling the cisterns
with water. The advantages
to our town of having steam
fire engine must have been made
manifest time and again; A
fire engine has been one of the
pet schemes of the BANNER for
a number Of years and now that
its usefulness has been so fully
demonstrated let it be cherished
and rewarded to the extent OF
paying off the indebedeess that
has been incurred in its pur-
chase. In the two fires which
have occurred in the past two
days the steamer has been in
strumental in saving over $780,
600 worth ofproperty that must
have inevitably been destroyed
had we not had an eagine.
In giving credit to the engine
company we do not wish to be
understood as detracting from
the very valuable assistance
rendered by the Hook and Lad
der and the BRENNAN Bucket
companies, the latter composed
to a very large extent Of boys
under twenty years Of age
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4 gentleman afflicted with the chronic
rheumatism says: 'No description of my
case can convey the vast amount of benefit
have received from the u-e of Johns ms An
o,lvne Eminent. believe IT is the best ar
,icle in the world for rheumatism.
The season has arrived when everybody
who own horses, cattle, sheer, hogs, and
fowl should begin to feed out Sheridan 9 Com
dition Powders. They all need TO be braced
nm for winter. Get Sheridan 3. The large
packs are worthless.
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RAGGING AND TIES.
Bagging, double anchor, heavy, IsGa4
Ties, all kind, per bdl. 1900. TS@
IfNrnINn

If the fool is known by his folly, whal is
he who trifles with cold? a cough is ma
lures warning OF peril, prophetic of dis
ease, consumption and death, yet how many
neglect to practically recognize this plain
ruth till their health is impaired and
strength wasted. Have you cold; EIlerts
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is invalu-
able as a safe and reliable remedy for
coughs, colds, Group, catarrh and consump-
ton and if you are wise you will at once
try it. Sold and warranted by ]. Tristram.
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Our lumber deal
ers are experiencing some in
convenience in procuring lum-
Der, especially from Beaumont,
and the probability is that the
supply at this point viii RIM
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DIED.-At the residence of
Gen. John Sayles, in this city,
on the 27th inst, Mrs. E. A.
GILLESPIE, aged oS years.
Deceased was the wife Of the
late Col. Gillespie, who, in his
time, was recognized as one of
the leading members of the
Texas bar. The deceased had
been a resident of this county
since 1874. She was a devoted
member of the Presbyterian
church, and was universally be-
loved and honored by every
one who had the pleasure OF
her acquaintance. Deceased
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Sayles
several grand children and d
host Of friends. who mourn her
loss.
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"BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures costive,
ness and sick headache. Soldby ]. TriStram
REAL ESTATE transfers for the

REAL ESTATE transfers for the
week ending Dec. 4th reported
by c. F. Herbst, of the county
clerks office:
VIM. Stork and wife to G. A.
Ullrich 4I acres and 10 %
acres J. Fletcher lea $1,000.
LudwigMeun and wife to G.
A Ullrich 6s acres J Fletcher
lea So2s.
J ? Pain and wife to Lucy
Liull Io2 IA acres $500.
Geo. w Gentry to AuaYaG
Shrant 80 IL acres
lea $1,000.
Jos. H Tom and wife
NJ Hood and wife 90 and 2o
acres J Jackson lea $50. n
c H Carlisle and sswife to'
Annette Winters part of lot I9
Davidson add. $40.
c B DeCaussey and wife to
F A Geisecke house'and lot No
IS Davidson add 500.
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Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco

MAYOR PEscH, of Berlin, in
forms US that on the evening of
the 10th instant a magnificent
Christmas tree will be erected
in his hall, which will be literally
loaded with handsome presents
for the young people. After
the presents have been distribu-
ted a grand ball will be given in
the hall.
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WE have received a four page
communication from Independ-
ence giving an account of a
temperance meeting held there
on the I'd inst. Having already
published a brief account of the
meeting we are compelled to
decline this communication.
Writers of communications
should be brief.
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Mr.. T. J. ROBERTSON has be-
come associated with Messrs.
Sayles & O'Riordan in the in
surance busin ,ss. They are all
first-class business men.
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Nothing the world equals BLACK
DRAUGHT" in female diseases. Sold by

ADJUsTERs.-M essrs. A. L.
Steele, L. A. Pires, c. w. Ma
son, J. M. Polak and J. M. Cot
ton representing the underwri-
tiers, have been in the city sew
eral days adjusting the losses by
the recent fires. The cotton
loses at the first fire have been
adjusted, and they are now en-
gagged in investigating the loss
es by Saturdays fire.
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CORRECTION In the ac-
count of the fire in Sunday
mornings BANNER Knapp &
Brown were enormously stated
to be the proprietors of the Lit
tie Gem Saloon. Charles Brown
was sole PROPRIETOR.
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New MILLINERY Mrs. B.
Bloombargh has received some
new styles in millinery goods,
such as bonnets, hats. flowers,
ribbons, trimmings, ETC., which
she invites her lady friends to
call and see. They are perfect
beauties!
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Mother, when your dear baby saffers IL
teething, use DR.. Winchelrs Teething Syr-
up, it soothes the pain, regulates the bow
els, quickly cures collie. brings natural sleep
and is so charming in all its effects, that if
you Use it once you will use it always. Sold
by ]. Trisiram at only IS cents bottle.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-12-05

ELSEWHERE appears the card
of the Mcintyre house, one Of
the oldest and best known ho-
tells in BRENNAN. 1t is now I'M
der the management of Mr., Geo.
H. Wilson, an old hand at the
hotel business and a former
.-.t:-...,,a.F tr-.-I,,,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-12-05

DoGs.-Brenham is we'll sup
Piled with dogs of all kinds,
sizes and breeds, whose only
mission seems to be in making
night hideous with their barking
and bowling. They need thin
ming out badly.
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Christmas Presents
II. W. GRADER

Is just IN receipt of a fine assortment OF
gold and silver watches, clocks, solid silver
and plated ware, bracelets, earrings and
breastpins, rings, &c, suitable for hand
some christmas presents. Call and exam
inc these goods and prices.
All goods warranted rs represented.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-12-05

NAILS. = Carpenters assert
that they cannot purchase a
pound of four, six or eight pen
ny nails IN the city-the supply
being entirely exhausted.