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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-04

fJFirst and only
g-Steam Printing House
grin Wyoming.
AL kinds Of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed at this Office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-04
QuIetinga Pig.

Charles ", going to see the ~cloister
Of the dominicans at Vienna, fell in
with a peasant upon the road who was
carrying a pig. The noise being dis
agreeable to the emperor, he asked the
peasant if he,had not learned the meth
cd of making a pig be quiet. The
rustic confessed ingeniuously that he had
not, and added that he should be very
glad to become acquainted with it.
"Take the pig by the tail" said the
emperor, land you will see that 1t will
soon be silent"
The peasant, finding that the emper-
or was right, said:
"You must have learned the trade
much longer than /, sir; for you under
stand 1t a great deal better"
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ALL PASSENGERS GOING EAST
should bear in mind that this Is the
Best Route to Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage Of Eight Daily Lines Of
Palace Sleeping Cars from CHICAGO
IN
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Better Acquainted.

We believe the democracy of Colora-
co do just right in turning over their
whole machinery to n man, and that
man an editor. He is better ~acquaint-
ed with the cogs, wheels and cranks
than the rest Of them. In an African
church, in Missouri, a negro was sup
plicating the throne e%loquently, when
the minister called out In stentorian
voice, "Who. dat praying ober dar?p
The answer came, "Dat's brudder
Nose" "Hold on dar, brudder Nose"
was the command of the preacher,
you let brudder Cole pray; he's better
'quainted wild de Lord dan you am!v
1t is always best to have the right man
in the right ce.-[Denver Republic
car.
JEFF Davis for United States Sena.
1t lie remarked with much fervor by
a southern editor, who is disputed with
the malignant treatment of Jefferson
Davis by the nothern press, that Mis-
sissippians will honor their state and
confer a great favor on the people Of
the whole country by sending Davis to
the United States senate" The ques-
tion of honor to Mississippi is one for
that state to decide, but there Is not a
particle of doubt abont the ''great IA
vor on the part Of the people of the
whole country" The presence of the
president Of the late confederacy in the
United States senate will be all Of that.
for it will open the eyes of the whole
north so thoroughly to the unchanged
and interchangeable character Of the solid
south that there will be at on,e a north
so solid that it will contain, As it con
tanned during the rebellion, only one
party.-lN. Y. Tribune.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-04
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
And Other Eastern Points

And Other Eastern Points.
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells you
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
il they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, No. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. P. Depot. Council Bluffs Off,
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
North-W Western Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 90 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; 70 Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzle and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corne Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Genn Mang'r, Chicago.
w. H. STENNETT,
Genl Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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The Weekly Leader
rssrE" EVERY THuRsDAY.
fERAs: sa.so a Year. $3.50 Hall Year
Commercial JOB Printing

tiously executed. Cards OF every shape and
kind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
al Hlan INKS, OF every Posters, etc. printed
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
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GAY HILL LOCALS.

Jan. rs, 1879.
Editors Banner:
The Gay Hill Literary Society
met at the residence of Mr.. w.
P. Hill, on last Friday night.
The candy pulling" foreshad-
owed in my last, was a complete
success; the elite Of the neigh
borhood were in attendance
and all seemed to enjoy it. Our
Literary society seems to have
taken a new lease on life, and
my prediction as to its early de-
mise will perhaps prove errone-
Gus; they propose going into the
newspaper business-our first
issue will appear at our next
meeting: until then l can give
you no idea of its status, nor
can l form any opinion of its
political or religious" predilec-
tons. But, under the efficient
management of. Messrs. Aff1eck
and Carter, with a score of bril-
liant contributors, it is bound
to succeed. OF this, more
anon.
There seems to be some mis-
understanding as to how Gay
Hill took its name. Mr.. Sykes
(of the Sentinel) says it derived
its name from one Mr.. Gay, who
formally lived here-which is
only partially true; it really de-
rived its name from Mr.. Gay
and old uncle Jack Hill, who
has lived here for forty years.
Mr.. Sykes will please excuse
me for this correction. Not
withstanding the fun poked at
us by Mr.. Sykes, for having
such a large city, we are justly
proud of our old heighborhood;
it once contained within its sa-
cred precincts some of the mas
ter minds and spirits of Texas;
men who did more to shape the
brilliant destiny we are fast ap-
preaching than any that ever
trod Texas soil. Peace to their
ashes. The Wheeler's, Lips
combs, Baylor's and Tarver's
have all passed away, yet they
have left their impress upon our
laws. our religion and society,
and l know, upon the hearts OF
all true Texans.
AUTocRAT OF GAY HILL.
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REAL. ESTATE transfers for
the weeks ending Jan. 80, repor-
ted by c. F. Herbst, of the
county clerks office.
Thos. S. Hood and wife to
Henry Holmes, 20 acres q.
Jackson lea) sI6o.
Chas. D.. Gary and wife to C.
c. Garrett 40 acres q. Walker,
lea) $1,000 and $50 acres in Err
ath county.
H. H. Daley to Henry Hold
de, liz acres in Labadie Prairie
on Independence road, $3.50.
M. S. Eddins and c. R.Breed-
love, executors of w. w. I'd
dins deceased, to Virginia PAIL
lot No. 5, subdivision of w. w.
Eddins' homestead, to account,
So.63 acres by will.
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A FAvoRITE REMEDY.-Sim-
mons Liver Regulator is one of
the most meritorious and popu-
lar preparations offered to the
public. 1t is entirely free from
injurious mineral substances,
and as vegetable preparation
made of southern roots and
herbs it is a sovereign remedy
for all liver and bowel COM
plants. The merits of this rem
edy commend it to the public
as a standard to be kept con-
stantly in the family. It has the
most unqualified endorsement
of thousands of our most prom
inent citizens in all parts of the
country, who have used it and
testify to its excellent medical
and curative properties.
Purchasers should be careful
to see that they get the genu-
inc, manufactured only by J. H.
Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
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q GARD.
BRENNAN, Jan. 20, 70

'NENiiF>'i, all - ~
Editors Banner:
The last issue OF a weekly pa
per, published in town, contains
an unjust and uncalled for at
tack on me, insinuating that the
City Marshal had paid me AasA
money. and that | defed the au-
thorities ETC.; but the author
was to modest to sign his name
to his communication.
In the first place, Mr.. Doran
was sued by me for Infringement
on my rights, and after a mis-
trial in the county court he COM
promised the suit and acted the
gentleman towards ME. The
Marshal has served two war
rants on me which were issued
by the mayors court, and l res
ponded to them promptly; he
had nothing to do with the city
losing her market house for she
had none to lose. | am law
abiding citizen, and all | demand
is fair play. Yours,
F. w. BECKER.
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-sHoME SWEET HOVE

.'IIoME. SWEET HoME." A
lone musician fddied Home,
Sweet Home" SO sweetly at a
street corner, that a stranger
three blocks away was affected
to tears. When he was asked
"why he wept, and if the dear
old tune stirred tender memo
ries in his heart" he mournfully
replied: @You bet. was sole
proprietor of red-headed wo-
man with diagonal eye, who
could make nine bulls-eyes with
a stove lid out of a possible ten,
and whose best argument is a
mop rag. perhaps the dear old
tune would stir you in the same
way. Young man, you lack ex-
perience-
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a large proportion y ssss= .tl.isfies4 ~,
pie arr to-day siyiu., lfshs tie e:i<ess IS
Dyspeps., 81 sisostiefsa iisss. TIE srs.lls.
OF these diseases upon he masses af i'l:.:li;
gent and valaal,le I's5p!e Is u,n.t zisr's.;r:s;
making ..iile actually 4 burs:ea ia$ssa'F,21 8
pleasant existence ei ea;oy4ssH. md
ness as it ought . he Iile7s S ~ rs, +
reason for thi<; i yen vi. *, ..:'s,s< ~
prejudice and skeltisiss i. i..;@ t<s ami II i:
Druggists and your fiA.,..s, AMI b me
bottle Of Green's Augtst fi7,sef. <1'7
speedy relief Is ccf-1in. 1fiill9u< ii s4.:Iz-
Of this medicine hase been given away 10
Try its virtues. with Satisfactory results ii
every case you 81 buy 1 samrse >7tiIe
for 10 cents totry. Three doses III ec1:cS>
the worst case, Positively Sold b &: a<,;;;..-
gists on the Weston con,snen,.
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Good Suggestions for GisIs.

The time has past wheu VIC
men must be pale. delicate, to
be interesting-when she must
be totally ignorant Of all practi-
cal knowledge to be called re-
fined aad high-bred-whcn she
must know nothing of the cur
rent political news of the day. or
be called masculine and strong
minded. 1t is not a sign OF high
birth or refinement to be sickiy
andignorant. Those who affect
anything of the kind are behind
the times, and shake and air
themselves, mentally physically,
or drop under the firn, strides of
common sense ideas aude be
crushed into utter insignihcance.
In these days an active, rosy
faced girl, with brain quick and
clear, warm light heart. q tenn
per quickly heated at intended
insult or injury, and just as
quick to forgive; whose feet can
run as fast as her tongue, and
put iler out of breath; who'is not
afraid Of freckles, or to breathe
the pure air of heaven, unre-
strained by the drawn curtains
ola close carriage, and, above
all, who can speak her mind
and give her opinion on impor-
taHt topics which interest IN
tclligent peoples the true girl
who viii make a good woman.
Even fops and dandies, who
strongly oppose woman S rights,
like a woman who can talk well,
even if she is not handsome.
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KEROSENE SMoKE.-The most
disagreeable thing about
house in the summer is the kerr
osene smoke. The good wife,
whenever she is not sewing or
reading, turns the lamp down to
save the oil, and the lamp i'm
mediately smokes like Turk,
or fire engine, and the mos
quitoes come to enjoy the per
fume. Don't do this if you want
your parlor to be pleasant. If
economy be necessary, put the
light out altogether.
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TRAIN WREcKER CAUGHT
Mr.. B. A. Lyon informs the
BANNER that on Friday night
last tramp was arrested by
Fayette county officers while in
the act of placing ct" rail in
such a position on the track of
the Sunset route. at Schulcn-
berg, as must have caused a
wreck. The tramp was taken to
Lagrange and jailed.
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Why do not Bell county farm
ers sow more barley? 1t has
never failed in being a sure crop
here. and frequently has yielded
70 bushels per acre. Mr.. A. F.
Hicks, formerly Of Howard,
raised a crop every year, and
besides the advantages it affor-
ed as a winter pasture, he never
harvested less than 63 bushels
per acre. When properly soak
ed it is a feed surpassed in
healthfuiness and nutritive quail
tiles by no other one kind of
grain except possibly oats, and
especially for horse and hog
stock is infinitely superior to
corn. All who have used it
say that the trouble Of soaking
it is much less than that Of
shocking corn, aud the expense
of producing it is infinitely small
Ter. Even the crop of rust
proof oats has in times past
failed almost generally, but the
farmer can safely count upon
sure thing in barley.-Beitoa
LozvNak.
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A BALE a cotton weighing $40
pounds was brought to town
Friday by Mr.. Dodson, of Gay
Hill. 1t was ginned and pack
ed at DR.. A. E. Lipscomb's gin.
This baby bale was sold to J.
H. Blake & Co. for 5 IL cents
per pound. 1t pays the farmer
web to make heavy bales, as
babies" of such weight are al
WAYS in demand.
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There are rs divisions Of the
Sons of Temperance in Massa-
chusetts, with 2,773 members
SOCIETIES

10. o. F.
Tartlnell Lodge No. SO meets every
tuesday night at thcir hall.
Ist and sd Thursday in each month, atthe
Odd Fellows Hail.
y. F. & A. NJ
Graham Lodge No. 20 meets-on or be-
fore fun moon in each month.
Brenham Chapter No. 5 meets. on the
first Monday Of each month, at their hall. S
K.P
Brenham Lodge No. 10 meets every
first and third "Wednesday night, At the Odd
Fellows Hall.
To- BIB.
Akiba Eyer Lodge No. 74o meets every
I'd and 9th sunday Of each month, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
United Friends Of Temperance Ne. AGO
meets every Monday evening Al Odd Eel
ows Hall.
knights of Honor meets every Ist and
Cd Fridays Of each month, at Odd Fellows
iIan.
District Pomona GIaage meets every SD
Saturday OF each month. At 10 A. A.
Brenhan Grange meets every Ist Saiur-
day Of each month, at : p NJ.
Joint Sock Grange meets quarhsrlyi nsxs
meeting on the first Monday IN July,
A. NJ, at BRENNAN Opera House
FIRE DEPART 1dt,NI.
Brennan Hook and Ladder Co. No.
,,.,,ss ~, ito las. Frifi1v al each month
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PERSONAL Gen. J. B. Rob
ertson is home on a visit. He
called at the BANNER office on
Saturday. The general says
when he left StLouis on Sunday
last the river was frozen over
and teams were crossing on the
ice. The thermometer was 6
below zero. Quite difference
in climate; here it was about O.
or 20 degrees,
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Jenny June thinks girls should
be taught to help themselves.
Bless your soul Jenny, they do
We sat opposite to a delicate,
blue-eyed, spirituelle creature OF
10. at the clearinghouse table,
and saw her help herself to a
plate of soup, a sirloin steak,
chichen's wing and drum
stick. two baked potatoes, three
plates of corn, two pickles, four
hot rolls, a dish of macearoni,
a quarter of mince pie, wedge
of apple pudding. with wine
sauce, and two dishes of vanilla
ice cream. They do help them
selves.
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QUESTION AND ANswER.-Our
polite, afable and accommoda-
ting district clerk, in the multi
plicity of business,became some
what worried the other day at
one of our energetic lawyers,
and asked him eff he thought
there would be any lawyers in
heaven. The limb of the law
replied, "Yes, but they could
hold no courts; they would
have no clerks there"
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PERKINS DAIRY AND Stock
FARM Mr., D. P. Perkins has
moved his dairy and stock to the
E. Morris Smith farm, two and
a half miles south Of town. In
addition to his diary business
Mr.. Perkins makes a speciality
of raising blooded stock; horses,
cattle and hogs. Those in need
of fine stock which has been
acclimated will do well to give
him a call.
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One night at the theatre q
San Carlo, Naples, Dumas the
elder found himself chatting IA
miliarly with a stranger who,
when the play was over. said 70
him patronizingly; Z have
greatly enjoyed your coaversa-
ton, sir, and hope TO see more
OF you. If ever you visit Paris
call on me, am Alexandra Du-
mas : "The devil you are SC
am p replied the novelist, with
a roar of laughter.
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RAINsToRM.-On last Sunday
night, about II o'clock, this vi
cinity was visited by a miniature
deluge-the rain falling in tor
rents for nearly an hour, accom-
panied with a copious hail; the
hailstones were somewhat larger
than peas and a few sizes small
er than Ostrich eggs. We hear
of no damage from the hail, but
the immense volume of water
made many serious washes in
some parts of town and on the
public roads in this vicinity
The question now arises, whose
duty is it to repair the roads in
the city limits? Who and where
is the overseer?
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JUsr received a new and COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries. | sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in any part of
the city free E. ]. FRANKEL,
North side square.
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Hoe cholera is undoubtedly
produced by too Sudden changes
of temperature, as diarrhoea and
dysentry are in the human race
by the same cause. Give hogs
dry, warm beds in winter and
cool shelter in summer and
cholera will become 4 thing Of
the past
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Boss SAusAGE.-Mr. B. Ger
Der is the owner of the biggest
sausage in Texas or anywhere
else. 1t is a bologna and weighs
thirty-eight pounds. 1t was
manufactured by Mr.. Fritz Fish
er, the champion butcher o.
Brennan. In shape it is exact
ly like a huge tobacco worm.
only its about 10000 times as
large.
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BAD PLACE. The BANNER
is requested to call the atten-
ton of the road overseer, the
mayor. the city council or any
man or men whose business it
may be to see that the streets
and roads are kept in passable
condition, to the impossible
mud hole at the head of Hog
river in the southern part of
town. 1t cannot be crossed by
vehicles of any kind not even
a wheelbarrow as the engineer
of such a vehicle would be mir
ed out of sight. This place is
simply a disgrace.
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Mother, what is an angel =
IAN angelo Well, an angels a
child that flies. = But, mother.
why does papa always call my
governess an angelo" Wei,
explained the mother, after a
moments pause, she is going to
hy Immediately"
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BAD RoADs.-People in town
yesterday from all parts of the
county report the roads in a
horrid condition, and say that
farming operations are at a
stand still; the ground is too
wet for blowing, and in many
localities is so soft that fences
can only be repaired with diff
Guilty.
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MAYORS CouRr.-Monday-
A colored lady named Mrs.
Fields was up on charge OF
disturbing the peace at Camp
town. When the case was call
ed the complainant withdrew the
charge, there having been a mu-
tual reconciliation, and defen-
dant departed in peace.
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The bridges between Bren-
ham and Gay Hill are going
completely to wreck for want
of a little work. One of them
is "slewed" around is in posi-
ton to climb cottonwood tree
and the other is is broke down
in the middle. Both are i'm
passable.
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A FRAuD.-An ancient Ger
man accompanied by his wife,
arrived from Houston by the
noon train on Monday. In adj
dition to his wife he had a hand
organ or hurdy-gurdy. The wo-
man swung to the breeze a tin
sign stating that the man was
crippled and that they had
many children to support. They
let steam on the hurdy-gurdy
which produced such doleful
sounds that the sympathies of
the charitable were speedily ar
oused and the couple scooped
up nice little quantity of small
change. The city marshal
hasn't much OF an ear for music
but he is some on seeing, and
taking "a sight" discovered at a
glance that the man instead of
being crippled was sounder than
a Mexican dollar. He lost no
time in informing the organist
of his suspicion. They soon
disappeared and after a rest OF
an hour or two, returned to hunt
up the city assessor and take
out foot peddler's license. As
the man marched up the street
all signs of lameness had disap-
peared, and he walked as erect
as a North American "Injun.
BRENNAN is the poorest town in
Texas for impostors and dead
beats.
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NEARLY all the city police are
candidates for marsllal-no ar
rests have been made for some
time-the fleas in the bastile
are about starved out.
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PERsoNAL.-Co1. c. B. Wood
ruff, OF Macon, Ga, Supreme
Chancellor of the Knights OF
Pythias was in town on We'd
nesday. en- route to New Or
leans. He visited BRENNAN
Lodge No. 10, K. of P.
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DISTRICT COURT Monday
The criminal docket was ia
ken up.
State VS.. Huse McAdoo, col
ored, charged with threatening
the life of a human being. Trial
by jury and verdict not guilty.
State VS.. George Neil color
ed, charged with the murder of
Elias Cummings. colored.
White jury empaneled and evil
dence heard. Cause submitted
to jury without argument.
Verdict, guilty. Punishment
assessed at 20 years.
Ophelia NJ. and Boulds Ba-
ker VS.. Compton, Finney and
Witteberg. judgement for
defendent.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Tuesday.
State VS.. Lee Dawson, color
ed, for the murder of January
Ferguson, colored. Acquitted
under instructions of the court.
State VS.. Patsy Marsh, color
ed, for the murder of Paddle
Nichols, colored. Guilty of
homicide; punishment assessed
at two years in the penitentiary,
The case of the State VS..
Chas. Hawkins, for the murder
of Thos. R. Power, is set for
Monday, February sd.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Wednes-
day.
State VS.. Chas. Burnett, color
ed, theft of horse. Not guilty.
State VS.. Jim Samuels, color
ed, theft of a mare. Guilty;
seven years in penitentlary.
State VS.. Jim Stone and
Hamp Stone, colered, theft.
Not guilty.
State VS.. Phil Baker, Jack Ba-
ker and Burwell Burleson, col
ored, attempt to murder. Not
guilty.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Thursday.
State VS.. Peter, Lotion, color
ed; guilty of simple assault.
Fined one cent and costs.
State VS.. Munwell Taylor,
colored, theft of OK. Not gull
ty.
State VS.. Sam Johnson, col
ored, burglary. Guilty; two
years in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Willis Mcintyre,
colored, plead guilty to burg
larry. Two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
State VS.. Adam Sanders, col
ored, assault with intent to
murder, trial progressing.
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If you want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or Brenham town
property, apply to IoHN a
RANDLE, Land Agent. Read
his column OF advertisements.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-01-31

A carload of Plants Extra
and Favorite Flour in barrels
and sacks just received by
c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-01-31

Coop Sign. : Five doctors
were seen in a crowd on the
street at one. time on Friday.
A sure sign that they have lit
tie to do professionally.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-01-31

CorToN.-The roads are get
ting better and cotton and other
country produce is coming in
IN large quantities.