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The New York herald., 1879-09-09

state bonds were neglected. Railroad bonds were
rather dull and prices generally steady AS usual Of
late at the opening Erie new seconds we're largely
dealt in. and the price advanced to 745S. while the
funded ives declined to "a. Frankfort aud kokomo
hrsts were arm and in demand at %. Burlington
and Cedar Rapids rsts declined to 90M. Kansas and
Texas seconds TO 85A. Chicago and Alton frsts to
l15, c., c., G. and l. hrsts TO llG and Louisville
and Nashville consos to 113. Great Western sec
onds ex coupon. advanced TO ~. Denver and Rio
Grande hrsts to 94s and New Jersey Central con-
soils, assented. to 99S
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

Total. ,s19 81, ,s05 162 1866 81 l22, 500
Increase $l.3l7.647
"Fourth week August estimated.
The sale Of the first lot Of the Chicago and North
western Railway sinking fund bonds of 1879. was
day awarded to Messrs Kuhn & Loeb the amount
being 81, 1,05000O. These bonds to be issued Oc-
tober under contract between the Northwestern
road and the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. by
which the Northwestern Railroad is to issue
600 such bonds for the purpose OF extending
its lines They all to run fifty years and to
bear interest not exceeding per cent. They to
be issued in amounts exceeding $4,000 per mile
OF additional railroad actually constructed
CURED OF the total amount Of bonds, 2400. 900
to be employed in the extensions nominally belong
ing to the Chicago and Dakota Railway Company. of
the State OF Minnesota the Dakota Central hallway
Company, of the Territory of Dakota. and the Iowa
Midland Railway Company OF the state of
Iowa. The remainder of the $4,000 900
to be issued from time to time the company
may determine. The payment of principal and in
terest of all these sinking fund bonds is be
cured by equal amount OF first mortgage bonds
issued for the additional railroads aud equipment
by the several companies whose lines are built
acquired, and these securities to be deposited
with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. and
made subject to the lien created by the contract be-
tween the latter company and the Northwestern.
the security for the sinking fund bonds OF the latter
may be the form Of deeds of trust of the
railway companies conveying to the Trust Company
all the property and franchise Of the addi-
tional lines constructed acquired. The
s1,O5O.O0O awarded to-day is to be applied
to the construction OF seventy miles Of line extend
ing from Tracy. Minnesota, to Big Sioux River in
Dakota or this additional line forty-six miles will
be in Minnesota and twent flour miles in the Terri
tory Mr. NJ. L. Sykes. vice president. secretary
and treasurer of the Northwest Company. stated
this afternoon that this line is being built at the
rate of mile per day, and that it will probably be
finished in October Just when the balance the
$15.00O000 are to be issued Mr.. Sykes declined to
state but he remarked that Dakota a fine Terri
tory and that his company proposed to occupy it
once feeling assured that it will ultimately prove
grand investment whatever may be the drawbacks
in the imm ediate future.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
business was dull, and there noteworthy
changes in prices. The following the total sales
of each stock, with range of prices:--
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

In London there was q strong market for American
railway securities. Erie common advancing to 2'A.
do. preferred to 5lA. new second consols to 76'b
funded hves to 76 Illinois Central TO 30. Pennsyr
vania TO i3ss. Reading to 1888 and New Jersey Cen
tral consols to 02 United bonds sold at 100
for new fours. 1854 for AVS and lo5is for hves.
British consols declined 97ss for both money and
the account. The Bank of England gained t3I.ooo
bullion on balance to-day. At Paris rentes advanced
to SAT. l0c.
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The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco :--Gould & Curry,
1l1s; Savage. hA; Chollar, q; ophir, 35A; Hale Il
Norcross. l4ss Crown Point. 36 Yellow Jacket
1913 Belcher, 41s; Imperial. lA; Virginia Consol-
dated. 45S California. 8; Best n Becher. 1874; AL
pha. 21ls; Sierra Nevada, 4lh; Mexican. 34 Silver
Hill. IA; sJustice. 3Ss; julia Az Utah. 1874 Alta,
9; Bodie. 1o1z; Bechte, 1A; Tioga 81; lndepcn-
donce. 21S Segregated Belchor. 23S; Bulwer. So;
Mono. 6M; Consolidated Pacific. z; Potosi. s NJ Ex-
chequer. GJs; Monmouth. 81 Northern Standard.
2s.; Boston Consolidated, 1.35.
Assessment delinquent
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Corros the spot quiet with the offerings small
and quotations higher Futures rather
tive closing urm advance OF points. Tie sales
to-day between A. ". and three r. NJ foot up
bales against 5lUU bales Saturday, The highest aud
lowest touched to-day and the closing quotations OF
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At "HsHIHBtOH tHo reV'IPts IroII IHteThaI reVehue
were s632. .76l ss. and from customs s5'5,3l4 ~.
OF the s2.0i2,475 brought by the steamship Ger
manic, which arrived from Europe Saturday,
xg92. 900 gold bars and the remainder gold coin.
The Montreal arrived yesterday with sJo0000 gold
bars.
Government bonds were strong all day and closed
The New York herald., 1879-09-09

Staincd-Govd ordinary ll1sc; strict good ordinary.
HE. low middng, II i3-i1c nddiing ~ Lice. For
one r M-september, > 4UD IT i2.sec, lUo Il ssc;
October 100 At iLO5c 1850 at U7c. 4O st II O5c.
600 ut u UDc.; November, 100 At 1O.57c., dJO NJ
lO5sc December. 10 at 10 4Sc January, 100 at
10 55c Total ~ 6OO bales To-day, up 10 two MSep-
tcmbcr 5UO at +7c 400 at 4sc 4UU vt II 4ec sou
~ 42c 7oO a. 4oc lOo i24ic go At y ssc
900 i2ssc 80 i24uc 2Uo 24ic s0 At II 42c..
5OU IL i3c. ,Su ct IL 44c. $40 NJ ~ 45c 700 nt
~ 43c l24ic no II lUc.. 100 At l24lc Oe-
tober 7UU at H. l5c 800 a. lee, $40 at 100 At
lrisc., 800 At iIi5c 1000 At II i4c, 0uO at il3c.
LID at u ilc $40 ss ilioc 500 st ose 400 =.
3UO at lille; November 40 At lue5c, 4UO at lo13c,
500 q l064c., 100 Vt lO.62c.. 2UO at 1860. 2OU
lO6c., 800 at l082c. loo At ioS3c. December,
iU0 At iU.56c.. GOO At O5Sc.. JU ut lJ64c., lU nj
10 49c, go at 1050c 400 at 1O5lc January. 200 NJ
loeac. 500 a, 70 ec 40 at iog go At lose LOO a.
iUJSc 100 10 jyc, 100 at iO5sc; February, 1vU At
10 7Oc March 20 iOSrc Total 47,ODU bales Grand
tot 5000 bales Tho receipts tho ports fol
lows Galvcson l251 bales; New Orleans 1856 Mobile,
2s9; Savannah. Charleston. g32 Wilmington. o;
bales Total since september l, 21.171 bales Cotton
freights closed folows-To Liverpool. steam, 3lUd
I'D. SAIL 132d. To Havre. steam, he. compressed: sail
nc. Bremen. steam olBc, compressed; sail I.iUc To
Hamburg steam, Dice, compressed; sail, Nc.
FLouR ipts-Rlour 81 .6i5 bbls wheat
$1,000 bushels, oats ~ y25 do rye. $50 do; barley
malt. 500 do. flourThe market ruled steady. with
moderate inquiry for medium grades for export The
sales including State Western and Southern about
2OUD bbis. within the annexed range Rye -four Ia
tsir demand, with sales VI wv bbs Cera meal wss nr
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u quotations were as follows I:

Money continued easy throughout at to per
cent for call loans upon stock security. and to 8
per cent upon governments. Prime commercial
paper was discounted at 8 to q per cent.
The Clearing House statement shows s100 731, ,7s1
exchanges and s4. .5g2 600 balances.
Following is the Sub-Treasury statement for to-
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MARRIED,

At Ennis, Sept. 10, 1879, by
Rev. P. Wagner, Mr.. w. G.
GIDpINGs, formerly of Brcm-
ham, to Miss EMMA L. PICK
RELL. of Ennis.
Mr.. Giddings and bride came
to Brenham on Thursday, and
in the evening an Unfair was Civ
en- 1.-THE residence of Col. D. c.
Gid-dings, who is an unc,c of the
bridegroom. The grounds were
brilliantly illuminated with
torches and the guests spent
some time in promenading.
Supper was served about II
o'clock, the tables being 4 mar
vel Of beauty. fairly groaning
under the load of good things
placed upon them. 1t is need
less to say that full justice was
done the supper. The guests
remained until about half past
one o'clock in the morning, the
time being spent in social con-
versation, music and promenad-
ing. Enjoyment and pleasure
was the order Of the evening
and host Of good wishes was
rendered the newly welded
couple. Mr.. Giddings and bride
will leave for home some time
during the latter part of this
wecL
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Independence Locals.

Rev. B, G. Blackwell, pastor
of the NJ. E. church here, while
working around a cotton press
had his collar bone broken. DIR.
Culberson set it.
A negro boy, while riding a
horse at brcak-neck speed, fell
off, but fortunately for himself,
broke his arm instead Of his
neck.
The roads from BRENNAN to
Independence are getting mud
dy on account of the three days
rain. The hill at DR.. Rippetoe's
is getting in bad condition.
Baylor female college has the
best opening since 1860. Eighty
scholars are in attendance; IS
are boarders. There arc IS
music scholars.
Mr.. McArdle has drawn the
plans for a fine house for Mr..
Frank Robertson. Bob Lundon,
the colored stonemason, is look
ing for a contract to build the
foundations.
Our town does not bost of a
town clock, but VIC have the
next best thing to one. DR..
Luther has the time struck on
the college bell every hour and
half hour during the day.
The speaking by Col. Lang
went off WE'LL, we had a small
but very respectable crowd and
every one was pleased with the
colonel. He urged strongly the
reorganization Of the grange.
Bob Lundon is happy and
says one of the merchants is
getting in a lot Of salt before
navigation closes" on account
of the mud. Bob also says The
town is very quiet or he would
write a letter.
E. L. Fouts, of Guadalupe
county. one of the young
preachers, has again taken his
,,I,cc ;,sDr C-,a'. eoLooj H.
came out in the hack Wednes-
day and his old comrades were
glad to receive him.
Your correspondent is glad
that DR.. Crane made the cor
rection regarding tho opening
of the school and is pleased
that it was SO good. The infor-
nation was received from one
of the doctors sons.
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DlSTRICT COURT.

The attention of the court
and jury was occupied htc days
last week in the trial ofthc case
of Thomas Dryer VS. 4. II.
liippe:oc. the jury found vcr-
diet for the plaintiff for the lot
and rent ut the rate of $40 per
month from 1871. Notice of
appeal was at once given. This
suit has become somewhat ccle-
bratcd hereabouts, it having or
iginally been commenced in
1871, the present suit growing
out of the first one has been in
court since 1861. The case has
already been to the supreme
court twice and is now going
up for the third time.
The case of the State VS. Aug
ust Hodde, charged with the
murner of Sprein, is set for
October :.
Monday.-D. c. Williams v.
Ann Olivia Williams, divorce,
decree granted.
The grand jury was discarghed
having finished their business.
They returned - indictments
in all; 7 for misdemeanors S
for murders and II fer thefts,
burglaries and perjury.
Tuesday.-R. A. Doles V. J.
H. Hutchinson, sheriff. daInag-
es, judgment for defendant.
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ShsIGlas FrfE, lsh Elites md Miiarliu5.

THESE BiTTERS will proven; cou-
tracing Of Chills and all Malarial Diseases,
ii properly used, by invigoraiing the livcr.
toning the stomach and regulating the bow
els and kidneys. 1t IS preparation from
such vegetable extracts, Of which Prickly
Ash constitutes leading part, tina, enters
into the regular prescription practice Of all
medical men, among whom DIR. Sherman
is Justly classed rs the successful couIpoun-
der, after an cxpe imental practice Of 80
years, as a complete antidotc to al infu-
ences which, il not arrested in time. termin-
ate in Chills and Fever or otcci maiguan
diseases.
Though pleasant to the taste, i, is not
beverage las the extracts are held ir solu-
ton in pure Holland Gin only, because Of
its cathartic properties, and IS therefore an
infalliblc remedy for habitual constipation.
THE MALARIFUGE is certain cure
for Chills when once contracted. It has
never failed to effect cure where ths direc-
tons, accompanying each bottle, arc fol-
lowed.
Druggists are hereby authorized to refund
the money to any party purchasing who
claim cure is not effected, providing the
directions arc followed and the empty bot
tie returned. For sale by all druggists
]. ". WOOD, -.
May 4, 1879. Kansas City. Mo.
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WASHINGTON LOCALS.
September II, 20.

september II, 70.
Editors Banner:
The surveyors of the Ceptfal
and Montgomery railroad left
Navasota on the evening Of the
9th inst. and expect to reach
the Brazos river this evening
they will cross at or near the old
ferry and run 4 little above the
main part of Washington. but
not more thin 100 yards north
of the Lott hotel. 1t will prob
ably take then several days 10
cross the river, as after running
what they term their base line
they may have to run several
others from Navasota to find the
cheapest and most practicable
route. From here they will run
an air line to Brennan.
Our liberal townsman, Mr.
Fayette Smith, got himself
into a scrapc. He had prom
iscd 10 furnish transportation to
the surveying party for their
supplies, etc. from Navasota to
Brenham, and when they got
ready to start they called on
Mr.. Smith. His wagons were
busy, and he could neither hire
nor borrow. but rather than for
felt his word he mounted his
horse, went to Navasota. and
bought a new wagon. So much
for his Literally. S.
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BURTON LOCALS.
September 10. 20.

september 10. 70.
The rain during the past few
days has put the ground in or
der for turnip seed. but not
enough to replenish cisterns and
branches.
Farmers think in about Two
weeks more they will have gath
cred all the cotton from the
fields;
The school here will be taught
by squire Watson, He is an
old and able teacher and has
given general Subtraction.
The choir meets for practice
every Friday evening. Misses
Mary McGehee and Maggie
McCutchan are the organists,
A grange picnic will be given
on the 18th inst. Col. Lang
will deliver an address. The
meeting will take place in a
grove near town.
B. A. Watson, J. P, has lately
joined in the holy bonds of
wcdlock the following couples:
J. H. Lewis and Miss Craig; T.
]. Kuehn and Miss Weinart;
Mr.. Shuffield and Miss Rowe
Irwin.
Services were held at the
church on Sunday by Rev.
Jones, assietant editor Of the
Baptist Herald. Revs Carroll
and Hatcher of Independence
were present. Rev. Hatcher of
the Baptist church breaches on
the second Sunday in every
month; the Methodists occupy
the pulpit on all other Sundays.
TOUCHSToNE.
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ChappeIl Hill Chips.

Corn is selling at SO cents per
bushel.
Considerable rain the past
fek days.
Cotton shipments unusually
large the past week.
Our merchants once more
have cheerful countenances, as
trade is looking up.
Both schools have a goodly
number OF pupils and many 9TH
ers arc expected here from a
distance on the frs, of next
month.
Five or six CT the unfortunate
card-piayers appeared before
Judge Carlisle on Saturday;
when asked what they had to
say why sentence should not be
passed? answered guilty with
all the meekness of their nature.
Cotton pretty we'll picket out,
but the farmers say there is
chance yet for 4 top crop. pro-
vidcd the worms don't destroy
the prospect. 1t is safe to say
there is sufficient corn, if used
with economy, made in this Sec
ton to run the planters next
year.
Last Sunday evening several
little children were playing in a
cotton house on DR.. Lockhart's
place. One of them attempted
to light q match. when the sui
phur flew off and ignitcd the
cotton. All escaped without in
jury except little girl, the
daughter Of W. L. McGec. who
was so badly burned that she
died the next day. The cotton
being packed closely in the
house did not burn rapidly and
the fire was soon eXtinguished
without much damage to the
cotton. A lesson for parents
who permit children to play in
I
A most unfortunate "cuss,"
a Swede, who is not a walking
Temperance society" by any |
means, came very near being |
by Ed. Buckley Sat |
urday evening; both parties |
were drunk and Buckley fancicd |
he had been insulted by the
when he drew his self
double self-cocking |
shooter" and but for the time
ly interference of a by-stander,
the Swede would have gone
up" This same Swede had the
top of his head ploughed of a
week or so ago with one of the
same instruments" that Buck
ley beareth SO meekly. The
officers were promptly on hand,
arrested Buckley and lodged
him in the calaboosc. Soon af-
terward he was bailed out and
wendell his way towards the de-
pot, where he assaulted +. Z.
with a knife. VIII
kerson not being so good natur-
ed as the Swede, soon made
Bucklcy's head large enough
for 4 No. 10 hat. In the mean
time our efficient Marshal, Joe
Carlisle, was adding new con-
perts by the dozen to the city
oastile, principally Of the color
I'd persuasion. L. L. c.
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The city council held an ad-
journcd meeting on Wednesday
afternoon and passed an ordi-
nance defining the route of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad through the city. 1t is
amendatory TO all ordinance
passed June g, 1879, and gives
the route definitely, each piece
Of property through which the
road passes is infinitely describ-
cd. The lots bought of a. ST.
mon and NJ. NJ. Bainc on the
south side Of the Central rail-
road track is designated as the
freight depot grounds and the
lots bought of ?. II. Swearin-
gen and the House estate on the
north side Of the Central road
arc designated as the passenger
depot grounds.
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County Court.

Criminal Term Friday
State VS. Chas. Brooks, colored,
keeping and exhibiting a monte
bank, fined SIS and costs.
State VS. Bob Wyatt, colored.
same as the above, fined $40
and costs.
State VS. Geo. Watkins, COL
ored, betting at monte fined
$40 and costs.
State VS. Rial Walker, color
ed, betting at monte, fined $40
and costs.
State VS. Jeff Campbell, color
ed, assault and battery, fined
s2s and costs.
State VS. Bob Davis, colored,
betting at monte, fined $40 and
costs.
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AN "ExoDusIEss. "A color.
cd minister of the gospel nam
cd Presley Bolts, who preached
in this city, some time ago went
to Kansas, and it seems is so
we'll satisfied with the country
that he has sent back for his
wife, Mrs. Presley Bolts. Yes
terday evening the Rev. Mrs.
Presley Bolts Sailed" on the
down train en- route for the col
ored paradise, Kansas. The
BANNER promised to give the
exodusters i send off whenever
they left. 1t wishes Rev. Mrs.
Presley Bolts a very pleasant
journey to Kansas and hopes
that success and happiness may
attend her and hers in her new
home. Who goes next?
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

SINGULAR ~ day or two
ago Mr.. James Walker, who
lives four miles east of Brennan,
lost a very fine mare which died
from sand in the intestines. She
got the sand i'll her stomach by
either nibbling short grass or
swallowing it i'll drinking from
very shallow streams where the
bottom was sandy. This is the
first instance reported in this
vicinity in which horse has
died from eating sand, but in
western Texas such cases arc
common.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

ED. SUMMERS, late mail rider
between LaGrange and Burton,
who was arrested in Galveston
the other day and taken to
Rockdale was tried before COM
missioner Burck. He plead
guilty to the charge, and in de-
fault of $1,000 bond will be sent
to the Austin jail. So says a
special to the Galveston NeaOs
from Rockdale. Summers
father, now dead, was an old
and highly respected citizen of
this county and his family have
all maintained an unblemished
reputation.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

GAY HILL GRANGE. Col.
Lang addressed the grange at
Gay Hill, at the Baptist church
on Tuesday. His address was
concerning grange matters and
was substantially the same as
thai delivered at Salem. At
the conclusion CT his address
the people were invited to par
take of sumptuous dinner, af-
ter which Col. R. R. Lawtiier
favored them with a few re-
marks.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

Go to D. w. Bloombargh &
Co.'S and examine their new
stock of fall and winter dress
goods, silks, serges, bunting,
cashmeres, trimming and but
tons to match, just received all
the latest novelties, and prices
not to be complained Of They
have the largest and best selcc-
ted stock in Brennan.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

Ii there is ar, thing in this life that will
give Que a forciaStc of hell, ii some represent
it. TINT thing j. Neuralgia. 1t I, tho refine
ment of tortuc. But there is simple and in-
expensive remedy for il. Johnsop's Ann-
dyne LiDiment snuGcd III, into the head will
give instant relief.
iurr rich blood gives us health, long life
and a green old aye, buy how few nay
any attention 10 tAc state of their blood? Far
sons purrativc pills make new rich b.ood.
and taken onr night for tlIrre months will
change the biuui in the entire system
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

Col. w. w. LANG delivered
an able address to the BRENNAN
grange, at the opera house, on
"Wednesday morning. The at
tendance was rather small, but
the colonel, as usual, delivered
a very instructive and entertain
ing discourse, being addressed
directly to the farmers whom
he gave some sound and prac-
teal advice.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-19

THE old city market house is
now like the banquet hall we
read of-deserted by all the
butchers, who are now located
in different portions Of the city.
There is now three butcher
stalls or meat markets in the
business part Of town. The
council meetings and mayors
court will be held in the second
story of the old market house
until the new engine house in
completed.
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The Mail Rob5oy.
RocKDALE, TEXAS, |
,

RocKDALE, TEXAS.
Sept. II, 70.
Editors Brenham Banner:
On the 9th inst. Tohn Surgh-
nor was arrested in your city
charged with being an accom-
plice in the Burton and La
Grange mail robbery. Itgives
me great pleasure to state that
on examination of the case he
not only proved beyond the
shadow of doubt that he had
no connection whatever with it,
but also proved a character that
any young man may feel proud
of. In your issue of last week
you say Charles Summers was
released and had to make his
way home as best he could;
your informant was certainly
mistaken, as Charles Summers
was furnished a horse, saddle
i.bridle to ride to Long
md gave him two dol
bney myself.
you will publish this
urs etc,
a. a. BURcX,
- district Of Texas.
q. WSofA6er. Matchmaker and
Jeweweler. Brenhana, Texas.
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BAGGING AND TIES.
gging, double anchor, heavy. u
- ill Lind nor hill -,
Dobbin's Electric Soap,

Having obtained the agency OF this cclc-
brated Soap for Brenham and vicinity.
append the opinion OF some OF our bes,
people as to IFS merits.
We hereby certify that VIC have used
Dohbins' Electric Soap, made by /. L.
Crasln & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa, and state
that its use has given general satisfaction.
That it is pure soap, and although little
higher priced than other common rosin
soaps, i, is worth more than the difference
in price. We therefore recommend it to all
who dssirc a strictly first-class soap.
Mrs. +. A. ESGELKE,
Mrs. T.. a. WILKINS.
Mrs. ]. X. SIMON.
/ desire MI my frieI.Is and customers
give this Soap one TRIAL, so they may know
iust how good the best Soap in the Uniteo
States is. c. W. kI..FDEN,
Brenham. Texas. Sole Agent