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In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever This lady at IS
writes us: Il have used narker's Hair
Balsam sin months and am more than pleas
ed with it. 1t has restored the natural
brown color Of my hair and given it silky
sofineSS, nicer than ever before. There Is
no dandruff, no falling hair, and it leaves
the scalp SO clean and nice and cool that
am ever So much pleased, and feel and
look like myself again" Disinfectant prop
critics that enter chemically into this prepa-
ration render ii healing. cleansing, hcalthful
and the beautiful, fresh ard vigorous hair
it produces, og>ther with its property Of
reSto ing the hair to It's natural youthful col
or. leaving the head entirely free from dam
druff. clean d healthy, surprises no less
than it pleases. Buy bottle Of your drug
sist, X. (. Luhn, and test its merits.
The Aged, the Feeble and ConvaIescent
Find jus, the help they need in the health
and strength giving properties of Parker's
Ginger Tonic This comforting invigorant
diffuses warmth and vigor through the sys-
tom, SootheS the nerves, banishes melan-
choly and gives strength and elasticity to
theworn-out frame. Ii is ncomparably SUI
perior to wines and liquors and does not
intoxicate. Every mother will not only
comfort and strengthen herself but witt re-
lieve and pacity her nursing babe by the
free use Of this excellent tonic. Buy ST.
bottle from your druggist, r. L. Luhn, or
sample bottle at Il cents, and test its merist.
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Mr.. John Hoffman. an old cit.
zen of this county living neal
Berlin, brother of Mr.. R. Hoff:
man of this city, on Friday
morning was fearfully cut and
lacerated by his cotton gin
His gin, self feeder, became
choked with moats which he
attempted to. remove with a
stick !. the saws caught the stick
and in endeavoring to pull the
stick out the saws caught his
shirt sleeve. drawing. his right
hand and arm in, nearly up to
the shoulder and bringing his
breast and face in contact with
the saws, lacerating him in a
fearful manner. DIR. E. R.
Young, his family physician,
amputated the hand about two
inches above the wrist. Mr..
Hoffman is in a very critical
condition. s,,.
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REAL ESTATE transfers for the
week ending Oct. goth, reported
by C. F. Herbst, of the county
clerks office:
James B. Applewhite,i ct ais.
to John R. Pennington, so acres
ofthe J. w. Cole league, $500.
Almond Thomas to Alex.
McCauslin 80 $40 acres of the
David Ayres league, sI36.
D. c. G.ddings eX. est. to
Malinda Fortune, lot in Bren-
ham, 500.
Thomas Derrick and wife to
c. G.'Dement and wife, SO acres
Sam Hinch league, good con-
sideration.
Thomas Derrick and wife to
L. A. Dement, and wife 90 acres
S.Hinch lge. good consideration
Thomas Derrick and wife to
Heirs of Farray Crug decd.
I2o $40 acres, S. Hinch league,
good consideration. Gs
Kate Evans to c. c. Garrett,
IS acres of J. Walker lge, $500.
W..B. Wilson and wife to C..
c. Hemming, lot in Brennan,
$1,000.
T. c. Tarver to Annie L. Tar
yer, lot in Brennan, $500.
Wilhelmine Seidel to Rosina
Kelluak, 40 acres of the G. Bor-
den league; $500.
Rosina Kelluak to Paul Laza
40 acres of G. Borden lge. $500.
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Resolutions.

At the campmeeting held
near independence a vote was
taken and a resolution was
unanimously passed asking Maj.
Penn to hold another camp
meeting at this place or in this
county sometime during the
next year.
Also another vote passed
unanimously, thanking Maj.
Penn for his labors in this COM
munity.
Also another vote was pass
ed unanimously thanking Rev.
Geo. w. Baines for his labors in
the community.
And. lastly, another vote
unanimously passed thanking
Mr.. John H.. Seward for his
kindness in giving the use of
the land and many other favors
shown. G. R. DAVIS,
Acting Secretary.
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From Chappen Hill.
chappell HILL October 77th, 1870.

Chappell fiilI October 27th, 1919.
Editors Brenhain Banner:
Our little city is moving on
in the "cven tenor" of its way,
holding its own in fine school
interest, &c.
On last Friday evening our
Temperance council gave an
entertainment which was COM
plete success and a rare treat.
The programme was too lengthy
to give you a detailed account.
Each and every contributor &C
quilted him and herself admira-
bly,, and any slight mention
would be injustice. We ask
pardon for making special allu-
sion to the instrumental music
directed by Prof. c. Rick, of
your city, with Mrs. 1. M. Onins
and Miss Mary Miller at the
piano, Mr.. A. r. Rubenstein,
violinist, and Prof. Rick, with
cornet. The selections were
from the finest operas, with the
different parts written and ar
ranged by Prot. Rick. Our
people were not prepared for
such a musical treat, and you
can best imagine our apprccia-
ton.
Prof. Rick, we learn, is an old,
honored and accomplished citi-
zen Of St. Louis, and if he has
had no opportunity of appear
ing before the public in your
city, we can safely say that your
people are ignorant Of having,
as citizen, one Of the finest
musicians in the country. This
is the unanimous verdict of our
best music talent here, and we
claim to be second to nobody.
Excuse our seeming egotism.
With kind wishes, yours,
PHGNIX.
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Friday.-M. M. Bainc, drunk
and disorderly, plead guilty I;
$3.50 and trimmings.
X. Allcorn, drunk and disor-
derby, plead guilty; $3.50 and
trimmings.
Mrs. Fields, colored, "cuss-
ing" dismissed.
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A DEAD BEAT.

John T. McAdam was well
known in and about Brennan ;
he is even better known now
During the halcyon days Of rad
icalism McAdam occupied a po-
sition in the courthouse and WAS
a big rad along with the other
RAIDS. When the radical SUN set,
| McAdam went down under a
! cloud. Nc. is a talkist and al
ways has a scheme on hand in
which there is millions. Some
time ago he reappeared in Bren-
ham, hard-up as usual, but with
fine prospects in the near future.
Nc. was open for job and
county judge McAdoo appoine-
ed HIM secretary of the board
of auditors for the settlement Of
old school claims against the
state. After the board had clos
ed its business McAdam made
out his claim against the county
for $1,000 and swore to its cor
rectness. The account had to
be allowed by the commission
ers court before scrip could be
issued. This did not interfere
with Nc, in fact it was a good
thing for him. He sold his
claim for $50 to Judge Shrop-
shire, and also to F. A. Engelke,
thus killing two birds with one
stone. Having been thus sue
cessful in disposing of his claim
and having no further business
in Brennan requiring his per
sonal attention, he departed in
silence. He went to Houston
a few weeks ago and borrowed
money there, promising to re-,
NIT as soon as. heTrcturned to
Rrenham. His Houston friends
are waiting for him to remit
He got sundry drinks Of ccnid-
ing saloonists whom he was to
pay as soon as he sold his scrip.
McAdam is an Englishman,
about 40 years of age, slender
build, medium height, ford
complexion, and has eyes like a
saw-buck. He talks about es-
tablishiug steamship line from
England to Texas. He is a
fraud and is supposed to have
left for England.
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EARLY BIRD.-This is the
name of a new and choice brand
of smoking tobacco manufacu'
tured by w. S. Carroll, Lynch
burg, Va. 1t is made of pure
leaf tobacco and is far superior
ia any brand of Durham. 1t is
well named and the maker Of
any tobacco that is superior to
it will have to sit up all night to
be carly enough to beat the
Early Bird.
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If the fool is known by his folly, what is
he who trihes 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
truth till their health is impaired and
strength wasted. Have you a cold; Ellert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is invalu-
able as 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 J. Tristram.
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THE REVIVAL.
INDEPENDENCE Oct. ~.

INDEPENDENCE, Oct. ~.
Editors Banner:
On Sunday l visited the M. E.
church acd saw six join, three
of whom were campmeeting
converts. At 3 P. NJ. l witness
ed the baptism of some 80 per-
sons by Rev. w. c. Crane.
Most of those baptsed were
middle-aged men and old sin
ners. Quite a large assemblage
witnessed the baptising. In the
evening DIR. J.H. Luther preach
ed at the Baptist church deliv-
ing a splendid sermon. DIR.
Crane then read the I6 articles
of faith when 7o ladies and gen
tlemen stood up and took the
right hand OF fellowship after
which the communion was par
taken of. A METHODIST.
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BURGLARY.-Some time dur
ing Thursday night burglars en-
tered the slaughter house oil
Weis & Korff, in the northern
part of town, and carried away
about sixty ponds of sausage
and quantity of beef.
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THERE is lots of money in
stockraising, even in thickly set
tied counties like Washington,
provided fine blooded stock are
substituted for long-horns and
good pastures provided for them
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The R. R. -DEPor.-It is said
there is no city ordinance to
keep loafers off the platform
when trains come in. The city
council should remedy this SO
that the chronic loaferS at the
depot may be punished.
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Inf1enendence Oct

Independence Oct. "a
Highest number computed to
be present any one day, $500 !;
whole number who asked for
for prayers within the
flags, 600; whole number who
professed conversion or renew
ed their hopes, 242; number
baptized by w. c. Crane, o4*
number baptized by DIR. J. H.
Luther. 8; number baptised by
Rev. G. w. Barnes, Jr, A.; re-
ceived and awaiting baptism. 2o;
received by letter, g; restored
to membership, 7; persons pro-
fessed and to join other Baptist
churches, I; whole number
whose names have been taken
or have actually joined the In
dependence or other Baptist
churches, 100.
Some eighteen or twenty
of these will join churches 9TH
err than the independence.
Meeting progresses with interest
by Rev. G. w. Baines, Jr.
WM. CAREY CRANE.
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The meeting now in progress
at Eldridge Hall is growing in
interest. Mr.. Lincoln, the min
lister, is native Texan; the
home of his boyhood days, for
several years, was near indie
pendence, in this county. His
style OF preaching is PLAIN, affa-
bic and forcible. His theme for
tonight is: "Thc Holy Spirit in
its miraculous work." and for
tomorrow Saturday night,
"thc Holy Spirit in its work Of
Conversion
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@- A trial package of BLACK
DRkUGHT" free of charge at ]. Tristran

COUNTY CoNvIcTs.- Mr.. c.
w. Klaeden, contractor for the
labor of the county convicts, on
Saturday had 10 convicts out
at the backyard. OF the Io
gentlemen present for duty, but
7 felt themselves able to per-
form manual labor, the other
twelve declined to work, among
the non-workers was Jim Byrnes.
1t is more than likely that these
men will be induced to work
before the county gets through
with them.
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DR.. SMITH sued the city for
rent of the old market house
for FIVE months past, and receiv-
ed a verdict for SIS before JUS
tioe McClung.
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NICE Doe!-A moral and
very correct young man who is
supposed to have a knowledge
of base ball, the other evening
discovered a lonely dog trot.
ting leisurely up the street wag-
ging his tail. The young man
seeing the dog remarked, "Nice
dog, but no rock" There
wasn't a brick bat or rock ir
sight and the mice dog" escap-
ed a pelting.
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Editors Banner

Editors Banner:
If DIR. Crane had been a SOL
der in the late war and had saw
brigade of soldiers stack arms
and camp, he. would have been
able to form a more correct es-
innate of the crowd on the
camp ground. On the first Sun
day there was nearer 5000 than
$500 as estimated by the doc
tor. REP.
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All the latest styles of dress
goods, arctic sacques, cloaks,
water-proofs. childrens coats,
scarfs, and in fact everything in
the dry goods line at c. A. Pot
tiers.
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The Texas Express Com
pany is one of the most gigan-
tic monopolies with which our
people have to contend. Their
charges are outrageously ex-
horbitant and oppressive.
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MAJ. PENN closed his meeting
in this city by preaching at the
Baptist church on Friday morn
ing. The church was crowded
to its utmost capacity every
evening. the major preached.
He left on Friday evening for
Harris county.
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The people of Brennan are
toierably well prepared for win
ter, the most of them having
laid in a good supply of fire
wood.
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FINE RIFLE. = Mr.. Angus,
Heinecke Of this city has just
received a very fine sporting ri
le, direet from a celebrated
maker at Portland, Me. It's a
perfect beauty and Mr.. Helm
eek takes great delight ia show
ing It to his friends and brother
sportsmcn.
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THERE has been general
advance in the price of doors,
sash, blinds, hardware, iron,
paints, oil. stationery &C., within
the past few days.
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BALL.-The Alamo Turnve-
rein ofthis city will give grand
ball at Germania hall in this city
on Wednesday evening, No
vember 18th. See advertise
rlent.
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The weather continues dry
and dusty. Rain is very much
needed. Nearly all the cisterns
IN town are dry and the main
dependence is upon well water.
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II. E. Locket
HORSE THEE CAPTuREp.-A

HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.-A
man named Howard, who work.
ed for Mr.. Thomas Crenshaw
on Mill creek, a few days ago
rode Mr.. C.'s horse and saddle
to town and tired to buy goods
of Alex Simon on C.'s account,
but didn't. He then mounted
the horse left town-on Satur-
day-not returning home c.
thought there was something
wrong, and on Sunday started
in pursuit; after six days chase
he caught Howard with the
horse in Houston county and
brought them back. Howard's
address is Washington county
Jail
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SWEET PoTAroEs.-The BAN
NEk is indebted to Mr.. Thomas
Sauls, of Wesley, for. two Cuba
Vans, one weighing ten and the
other nine and a half pounds.
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SHOT HIMsELF.-On Tuesday
morning German, living on B.
G. Sayles place near Gay; Hill,
took his gun and went down in
the pasture to catch his horse,
carrying the gun under his left
arm with the "shooting-end" up;
the hammer caught on a weed
discharging the weapon, which
was loaded with bird shot. The
load took effect in the left jaw,
tearing part of it away, and also
his muscular organ. When our
informant left the wound had
not been examined by a sur
geon.
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Boots, Shoes, Slippers. latest
novelties for Ladies. Misses,
Mems and Boys meat just re-
ceived and at astonishingly low
figures; go to
d. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.'S.
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Work on the new Methodist
church is progressing rapidly;
the rafters are now put up and
before many days the edi6ce
will be under cover.
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JusT received a new and COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries. l sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in any part of
the city free E. J. FRANKEL,
North side square.
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They WoRK.-NearIy all the
county convicts have concluded
to work, and for the past day
or two some twenty odd con-
victs have been doing duty at
the brick yard.
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FIRE.-While Mr.. J. f. Park $
hands were engaged in killing
ants at the city cemetery Fri
day evening, the tall grass in
side the enclosure caught fire,
but did no further damage than
the destruction Of some twenty
-, ,sre % +la
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jury SCRIP The district
clerk, Mr.. ]. L. Moore, will to-
day, Tuesday, begin issuing ju-
ry scrip for services at the last
term Of the district court.
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RsIcHARDT & Cornitius have
just received a fine lot of new
furniture and are prepared to
repair old furniture.
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The COTTON CAsE.-The ex-
animation of Jack Brown, the
negro who some weeks ago
sold Mr.. R Hoffman FIVE bales
of cotton by sample, was be-
gun before justice McClung
yesterday. Quite a number of
witnesses were examined. AT
this writing the case is not con-
cluded.
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Safe, Permanen. and Complete

Safe, Permanent and Complete
are the cures of intermittent diseases per-
formed by Clifford's Febrifuge. Dumb
Chills, Fever and Aguc, and all bilious dis
disorders are speedily eradicaied from the
system. Health and vigor are obtained
more rapidly and more permanently by the
use Of this great natural antidote than by
any remedy heretofore known. 1t disin-
fleets, clsanses and eliminates all malaria.
As tonic, it acts as an Antiseptic and
blood purifier, bringing renewed energy
and vitality to the body worn down by dis
ease.
j. {. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
st. Louis
For sale by J TRIsTRAM. Brenham Tex.
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Crofts Worcestershire sauce
a superior article; call for SAM
pic bottle. c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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ARBITRATION. in the matter
of the right of way for the San
ia Fe railroad, Col. R. R. Law
Their, Capt. 7. c. Clay and M
c. Campbell gave damages as
follows: l. D. Afieck, $1,000
P. w. Cornell $500; S. A. Nor
ris 5000. The property ofthese
gentlemen is situated in the
Gay Hill neighborhood. Other
cases are vet to be arbitrated.
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An Immense crowd was in
town on Saturday and store
keepers seemed to be doing a
big trade.
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BRENNAN LAW ScHooL.-The
law department of Baylor Uni
versity, located in this city, was
opened several weeks ago
There are now six students from
abroad reading law. The school
gives every promise of being a
success.
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WIN. ZEIss, the pioneer baker.
makes andsells more bread than
any baker in the city.
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FARMERS complain of want
of rain. Until it does rain small
grain can not be sown.
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NoRTHEa.- Friday morning
we had a very cold dry norther
nearly cold enough for frost,
which continued during the day.
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SOME farmers contend that it
will not pay to fatten pork for
market on corn, while it COM
mands its present price.
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AMBROSE PETTY, the old
Brennan Butcher, can now be
found at Weis & Korff's butch
er stall and invites his friends to
call and see him.
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MORE OF 'EM.-In the county
court on Friday, John. Hugh
and Nelse Parker, Bill Mont
gomery, Jack Green and Henry
Fletcher, gay and festive color
ed gamblers were fined $40 and
costs each for gambling. Not
having the funds to pay their
bills they will work in the brick
yard. Court adjourned.
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REMOVAL DIR. J. F. Match
ct has removed his Office and
residence from the Pennington
house to the Peabody house.
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A carload of Plants Extra
and Favorte Flour in barrels
and sacks just received by
c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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Thousands of dollars are saved every
year by progressive farmers who use Uncle
SANS Condition Powder ir feeding their
stock. 1t restores the sick, adds to the use
fitness, increases the beauty, and promotes
the growth. Sold by 7. Tristram.
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DiED-Att the residence other
sister, in Bryan, a few days ago,
Miss pAuLlNE daughter of A.
NJ. Hughes, of this city. -
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Latest styles in buttons, ties
and knit goods, for a mere song
at c. A. Potters, north side of
public square.
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BfNp COTTON SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&wS.n. !. A. WILKINS.
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Whca YOU are oppressed with despon.
dent thoughts don't worry your associate,
with gloomy gruniblings, but use El!cft's
Daylight Liver Pills. They stimulate the
liver into healthy action. tone the stomach
ar hrin~ 1anniaess, Sold hv !. Tristram.
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A man died Of liver complaint One
dOIlars'sworth Of BLAcK-DRAU6HT"
would have saved his life. Sold by J. Tris-
tram.
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LARGE quantities of northern
bacon is now finding ready sale
in this market.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap, best
in the world, for sale by +. w.
kLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
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JUsT RECEIVED, one car load
of potatoes, onions, apples, sour
krout, cabbage and cheese.
II. FISHER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farm for Rent.

A fine farm of about 100 acres, one lie
and quarter northeast of Independence.
There is fine house Of nine rooms and all
necessary out-buildings: also four tenant
houses. There is an abundance of water
for stock and domestic purposes. 1t is one
of the most desirable farms in the neighbor-
hood and will be rented at So per acre
Apply to Mrs. Lucinda Marsh, BRENNAN,
or ]. N. Smith, Independence, Texas.
October 3Isi. ISzo-wIm.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-10-31

c. A. Potter has a right nice
line of clothing and gents furn-
ishing goods.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-10-31

The finest assortment in the
city; also a full line in youths
and boys-a specially to which
the ladies attention are invited
at PANPEI.L & HARRIsoN's
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-10-31

MAsr being scarce and corn
high pork will Command pretty
stiff prices this fall.