Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-06-20

Soys OF TEXAS There will RUNAWAY
be meeting of the Sons of cd to bu
Texas on Saturday, at 10 seated a col
o'clock, at the office of McFar man, took 1
land & Mcfarland. A full at OF Sandy a
tendance desired. and in turn
I ~ : =, =, G., the buggy
Mr.. H. E. Lockett, of Oak Hill 49, =,
nurseries, sends the BANNER a y -.
basket of the finest tomatoes So
we have seen in the market this BACON VI
season. Thanks. ning some
| The music scholars of Mrs. - : :
Matte Presley exhibited great z.:.,..-
proficiency at the concert Tues
day night Mrs. Presley is
certainly one of the finest per- ~
formers on the piano in our 49,, 80, RI
city. 80. INV
/ 'fhe ii->' :. AMENpE.-
Der of persons have visited our
city within the past two weeks -. ~.
( in quest of business locations,
and two new business firms have
thrown open their doors in our s -
midst
ly written al
SCHOOL fiCNlC'-ihele Was ing no ore
picnic on Caney, near Sem powers. CO,
pronius Friday, complimentary GUS careful
to the students of Prof. letters
school. 1t was well attended, uK SA1
we are informed, and finely en- Vi Nppea''
joyed. j. T. Nnoy
! CROPS = Farmers from va ,nn,;c,t;on
rous portions of the county that he is e.
report much of the corn as gone FIXES the a
past redemption, though some which will
young corn may yet make a The many Fl
crop. Cotton is needing rain in This cit,, a
very much. the action O
"WHRRr will the Santa Fee matter
railroad enter the town at is IRISH POI
the question asked by almost man ,ybo MI
every one you meet. That notatoes ane
question will, perhaps, be def here TO ST
nitely settledw thin the next ten ,or .ro,c,.
days. shinpino Iris
CurrING.-Two colored boys, same mai
about IS years of age, got into place, and
row at Hutchinsons grove yes handsome I
terday One OF the combatants vestment, i
received severe cut over the from the St
eye. The cuttist was duly lock- FArN
ed up in the city bastile. Cole. NEG
I WHEN an inexperienced man lived on Sa
-scallawags in "yallerhammer- ton, was
don" to Texas to JET the new saw
fersonianize an entire commun- at 4 ocloc
ity he should be careful in han was engage
ding his wind He is liable to stock" from
not only burst, but Dust" it slipped, r
u r - knocking hi
logs, he fall
in this county. during the past 800 da..,
few days, but none have reach
ed BRENNAN. The showers are %, a.. e. !.
rather late for early-planted -
corn but will benefit the cotton RESUMED
crop. ~. with no smi
-- :, ure that the
| HEALrH.- The city authori- ~. g.. .,,,.
ties are making preparations for Simon has
~. e'ho ei'en. cut. Vi 'i'e ,iea''' at his old st;
o'u"a".e'. "o a,e ',,eie He respectfi
fore earnestly requested to have IA Go.
their primises placed in good Ill I'D o.,
sanitary condition at the ear 80. =. +.
lest possible moment. -.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued figures" F
by H. M. Lewis, county clerk, lars see adve
for the week ending June 10TH: 0nn -,
VIM. Lampe and Louise -
Busse; Christian Yerger and Git gives So'
Annie Balzer; Rudolph Eckert tcuiars con
and Albertine Kra!l; Ross Vii FIRE and bu
liams and Mary Osby; Frank that place.
Hronek and Roena vojtck. burnt bu;ldi,
ARM BRoKEN.-A colored house, but IL
boy named Jim Dryer, while Geo. w. Gel
passing near wild horse hitch occupied by
ed in front of Mr.. Salley's store, has already
on Thursday morning was kick The man is
ed by the animal, breaking his will be some
arm below the elbow. He was is able to VIC
sent to physician for repairs. borhood rair
MORE KANsAs-Mondav eve crops still 10
ming there was another meeting Crops
heio In Camptown by the exc in town du
busters or coiored people week from al
More delegates were appointed of the count,
to the Houston convention. 1t learn that tn,
is to be hoped that all the head almost an
center darkies will go down to but few exc
Houston and never return parts of tn
entertained
~ n'e'''a'' corn will b
""o nos '0' 'ea, 0'y' Oee, purposes, m,
an African lady to do the fami- -; ~
- e 49, - ...s ~. -. ~ ne: drought, as
- -, jured it to al
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