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Safe and sare.

Ma. ST:vENs,
In lS.s your yegs:ise was recommended n
me. AID, welding to the p>rsuasf.1ns 81 =
friend. consented ., Try It. AT tie no Q {
WIS suffering irsni geno.ai iehilify aasl nrr
yous prostitution. supe: indaced isy eserwoik
and irregular habits, Its vnnacsfla strength
feet my debiiiasaf system from ilrst dose;
and un'.er its pcrsidoai USE ! rapidly rrcos-
cred, gallting ria.e than usual health a,fi
good feeling Since then have not hesitate.i
10 give Negetine my most unqualified iador e.
ment, 4, being n safe, -tIre and lAlverl<i
agent in promoting heath and restosing tho
wasted system to nc'v HE aud cueSry. Veg
eine Is the only medicine use; and as Ion 6
Us live never expect to find 4 better
Yours truly, W. III. CLARK.
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December 2Ist, 1878.

December 2Ist, 1873.
Received of Sayles & Rob-
erson. agents of the Atlantic
and Roger Williams Insurance
Companies, the sum of five hun
dred and ninety dollars and
eighty-two cents, being pay
ment of loss on my gin house
and contents by fire on the I'd
day of October, 1878.
w. H. THOMAS.
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WIENER, TEXAS, Dec. II, rs.
Received this day of Messrs.
Sayles & Robertson, agents of
the Atlantic Insurance Compa-
ny of N. Y, and East Texas
Insurance Company of Tyler,
the sum of seven hundred and
sixty-seven dollars and thirty,
four cents in cash, being pay
ment in full for loss and damage
by fire to my gin house and fix
lures. L. PIETzscK.
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= The Denison Herald says
1--WE are pleased to see SO many
of our exchanges urging the
necessity and Importance of the
whipping post in the State
The Sulphur Springs GaSette
and the Paris North Tsran in
recent issues contain unmistak-
able utterances in favor of the
post. God speed the day that
will see it in every jail yard"
The BANNER has long favored
the establishment of the whip
ping post. 1t is cheap and eff
cacious,
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Woop is becoming scarcer
and higher every day. On
Wednesday four dollars was
demanded and paid for very
small loads. 1t is said that the
possessor of a small quantity Of
wood in the southern part of
town retailed it out few days
ago, as matter of accommo-
dation, at the rate of FIVE cents
a stick, or three sticks for a
dime. There is no improve
ment in the condition of the
roads.
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B. "Wednesday afternoon
the region was struck ba a bar
cal blast or regular blue norther;
the wind was as keen as the
blade of a surgeons knife. and
people on the streets without
overcoats bumped themselves
like a Thomas cat on the ridge
poie ola kitchen roof.
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Don't forget it, that c. A.
Potter sells a good pair of pants
for 81 90, 4 good coat for 81 IS,
a good suit for 81 Is, and a
good cassimer suit as low as
ST 90.
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C. A. Potter's place of bust
ness is hard to find if you don't
look for it. But it will pay you
to do that, as all goods ale bran
new in dry goods and groceries
and cheap.
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CouRr Tuesday was a
regular court day in Brennan;
the district court, the county
criminal court, the commission
crs' court, justices court and
the mayors court were all in
session.
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QUERY.-"Why will men
smoke common tobacco, when
they can buy Marburg Bros,
"Seaf e9 N@M Carolina. at tbs
same price?'
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If you want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or Brennan town
property, apply to JoHN a
RANDLE, Land Agent. Read
his column. of advertisements.
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Corrox.- Receipts during
the past week have been very
light owing to the condition of
the roads. The market is easy
at quotations.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-On
Friday night, the sd inst, Me-
chanics Engine Co. No, held
their regular annual election OF
officers for the year 1879, which
resulted as follows:
c. T. Rolf, President,
il. Moore, Vice President,
H. Hancock, Secretary,
w. E. Seelhorst, Treasurer,
]. w. Webb, Foreman,
Geo. A. Fox, Ist Asst. Frn.,
o. Lindeman, I'd Asst. F'r'n.,
H. c. Miller, Steward.
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DIED.-At her residence in
Chappel Hill, on the 9Th inst,
Mrs. w. w. Browning, aged
about 65 years. She had been
resident. of Chappell Hill for
the past twenty years. Her re-
mains were buriefin the family
graveyard on Monday.
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All the leading papers of
the United States, including the
Daily BANNER, can be had at
Kattmann's lightning news de-
pot in the post-office.
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SINCE the holidays things
have quieted down very mate
rally. Everything in town is
dull and everybody is trying to
collect what every other body
owes him. OF course where so
much collecting is going on
there is some paying.
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COUNTRY PRcDucE.-Corn is
scarce and as much as Is cents
a bushel is asked for it. Fresh
butter is also in demand, there
being but little ifSany in the
market.
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GRAND PsRADE.-O On Thurs
day the 10Th inst, there viii be
a grand parade Of the military
and IRE department.
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hL.-Dr. H. A. Wood had
a stroke of paralysis q few days
ago and has been confined to
his bed ever since. His condi-
ton has improved somewhat,
but he is by no means out of
danger.
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RESUMPTION. - A BANNER
man on Tuesday -seen man"
witt, a pair of $40 gold pieces
in his possession. He requests
that his name be suppressed.
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PENNINGTON HoUsE-In an
other column viii found the ad-
vertisement of this popular re-
sort. The prices are made to
suit the times. All who pat
ronize the Pennington House
once are sure to call again.
Pennington knows how to keep
a hotel and please his patrons.
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MECHANICS ENGINE Company
No. had their engine out on
Friday afternoon for practice.
The boys look gay in their red
shirts.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. M. Lewis, county clerk.
for the week ending January
the 9th;
Gerhard Holman and Ida Wintcrfeld.
F. Sagemuhl and II. Pudelmanr.
Cornelius Johnson and D. Maxey.
Ralph Butler and Annie Banks.
Weston Teller and Hager Newsom.
Louis Be;hke and Pauline Splitter.
Squire Titles and Kate Marks.
Joe Zbiiowsky and Hannah Behrens.
Louis Schaffner and Laura Hubner.
Jacob Williams and Amanda Johnson.
William Number and Augusta Herbrig.
Vim. Swerttmann and Caroline Raster.
Jim Norton and Sinia Allcorn.
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BEAR in mind that The first
ball of Mechanics Engine Co,
No. I, takes place on next
Thursday evening. Let all who
can attend and thereby assist a
worthy organization.
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= A terrible tragedy has been
committed by a mob at the town
of Hico in Hamilton county.
Constable Barron had in charge
two men, Ike Parker and Geo
Barker, charged with robbery.
The constable placed the prison
ers under guard to await trial.
During the night seventy-fve
men came upon the guard and
placing them under arrest
marched them off while others
shot the prisoners to death as
they lay in bed. The mob then
went away as quietly as they
came.
= Several Bolton merchants
notified their delinquent custo-
mers through the Journal to
come forward and settle or be
sued. That paper says a num-
Der of non-subscribers, through
failure to read the paper were
sued and the costs they have
been compelled to pay are more
than enough to have procured
the paper for several years.
This is doubtless fact and the
moral is that every man who
would be man should take his
county paper and pay for it.
= Thomas w. Jefferson and
Wood holland, young men and
respected citizens of Fairfield,
had a quarrel on the 27th inst,
at saloon in that place over a
debt. They INDUCED in rough
and tumble skirmish and after
wards both drew their shooting
irons. Jefferson was shot and
died the next day. holland got
on his horse and took a ride.
His friends say he will come in
and give himself up.
We notice new brand of
cigars in town-"Schleicher Sill
yer Bill" The box is orna-
mented with a very correct like
ness of Mr.. Schleicher. The
cigars are corpulent. We heard
one gentlemen say they gave as
little satisfaction as Schleicher's
two recent votes on the finan-
cial question.-Gonsales h4nir-
r.
= The Pleasanton Journal is
in good humor.. over a brilliant
wedding, that of Mr.. Robert
Chapman to Miss Kinda Camp.
1t took place at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. John
Camp, near Floresville, Wilson
county. The bridal presents
were numerous and costly in
their character, aggregating in
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Masquerade There will
be a grand masquerade ball at
Grey's school house on Mill
creek on next Friday evening
the 10th inst. A fine time may
be expected.
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LUMBER is in very active de-
naand and the dealers are kept
busy. This shows very healthy
condition Of affairs in the coun-
~
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a LARGE number Of small
frame buildings are in course Of
construction in various parts of
the city. Last year several
dozen good dwellings were
built.
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Citation.

TTk STATE OF TExAs.--
TO the sheriff or any cpnstas,e Of 7vii,i-
iagton county, Greeting:
Whereas, cath has this day been n,a:ic hrs
foe mo by q. P SuIn, aecnf0f r. 4. >rn-f.
that K d Hal5ers Is transient person. -
tia. tic ordinary prleess OF lasT ri1rW ~
served upoa him. You are hereby cor.rear<
desi that goa, by nlakiug 1.ui,iiea.ie lea el ibis
writ IN come newspaper published IN Ha-.>
inSfon county, for three s'iecnSsive srce4s tc-
fore the return day hrIrof. susaT1-n tic
said R. ID. Halberf. to lie and appca- before
me NJ my Office in tile town Of Eurtcn. ~. iisr
county OF Washington, on the i5sh siay q
January, 1873, TO answer The r1nplnint ot
the said T.. r. Sans, for the sum er aro hsr-
dred and sixteen dollars and ioIty reufs. tn.
1pou a prumissDry nose executed bs The -s<;7.
r. ID. Halbert TO said =. x. Mum. da<eti the
I'd DAY OF February 1874 and payable on In.
25fh day OF December, iss{, vita Legal iuler-
est thereon from maturity.
Herein fai. NET, and OF this ". u max due
return as the law 1ir7c.s
Given Under my hard, this tiis 2tlA dat -
December, lis.
BRANCH A. WATSON, , r - c.
Thc undersigned constable of wa I,i1eietl
do hereby certify that the above aud ItEr,-
ing Is true and correct cnpy Of the oTi-inni
citation now in my hands FIR Suhliraline
W IL 4lrNAHAN. d W.
Burton, January Sd. 1873, rsN
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A Remarkable Results.

1t makes no difference how many Ply
sicians, or how much medicine YOU have
tried, it is now an established fact that Ger
man Syrup is the only remedy which has
given complete satisfaction in severe cases
of Lung Diseases. Iii true there are yet
thousands of persons who are predisrosed
to Throat and Lung Affections, Consuml
ton, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia. Whoop.
ing Cough, &c, who have no persona
knowledge of Boschee'a German Syrup
To such we would say that over 5o.oe }
dozen were sold last year without one COM
plant. Consumptives Try just one bottle.
Regular size IS cents. Sold by all Drug
gsts in Ameuca.-
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ON Viz l'od JJ
3Ist 1879 at So per month.
Griffin Brewer, EmanueI
Routt, Malinda Johnson and
Maria Paxton, paupers, allow
ance increased to So per month
each.
COMMISSIONERS COURT. =
Monday-Ordered by the coun-
ty commissioners that an cleo
ton be held for and within the
corporate limits of Chappell
Hill on Monday, February sd,
1870, to determine for or
| against the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
!. w. Webb allowed $40 for
coffin and digging grave for
Billy Walker, a pauper, and SO
for gate to courthouse yard.
!. H. Hutchinson allowed
$50 50 for cleaning room for lu-
natics and purifying jail from
May IS, 1873, to Jan. I, 1879.
Ordered that no certificate of
indebtedness or scrip issued by
justices or others be received
for county dues until same shall
have been endorsed by the
county clerk and placed to the
debit of the county.
Term of holding justices
court in precinct No. q changed
to the fourth Saturday in each
month; first term under said
change to be held on the fourth
Saturday in January and on the
fourth Saturday in each month
thereafter.
Petition for change of. road
from BRENNAN to Burton grant
ed and jury appointed to make
review of change and report at
February term.
Ordered that $50 be allowed
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., Of St.
Louis, for 500 blanks for use
of district clerk.
Fl. NJ. Lewis allowed 81 per
freight and drayage on books
and stationary for district and
county clerks.
COMMISSIONERS COURT. =
Tuesday.
C. G. Couch allowed s2o.4o
for goods furnished prisoners in
county jail.
R. E. Luhn allowed S4.25 for
medicines for prisoners in coun-
ty jail.
R. S. Booker allowed $50 for
IL cords of wood furnished
courthouse.
J. H. Hutchinson allowed
S24S for feeding prisoners in
county jail; s5S for boarding
lunatics; $40 for commitments
and releases, and S45 for guard
from Dec. 5, rs, to Jan. a, 70.
T. o. Hynes allowed SII for
medical attendance on prison
ers in jail.
10. Tristram allowed 81 for
medicine for jail.
The following bills were re-
jectcd; J. Mcfarland So, IS for
stationary furnished the county
collector.
Jno. w. Gee, sII for brandy
furnished Sam Bell, a pauper.
G. D. Barnard & Co., SIS. 80
for stationary furnished the
sheriff.
Allowance DISCO to R. S.
Booker rescinded.
M M. Baine allowed s. for
digging grave and making COT
I'M tor "A. Ham.
Alex Simon allowed S44.5o
for goods for use of prisoners
in county Jail.
T. O. Hynes employed a
county physician till meeting
of this court in FEBRUARY at a
salary of $40 per month.
Ordered that the order allow
ing the county judge a salary
be rescinded and that the con-
sideration of the same be post
poned until the regular term in
February.
J. f. Winkleman, R. J. Moore
and J. c. Cain allowed sI2 each
for d days attendance and Tom
Pheares allowed 50 for 3 days
attendance as commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
Wednesday-Maria Drake and
her child allowed So per month
from Dec. IS. Is to Jan. 81 70.
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ANOTHER SMAsH-Ur.-on
Wednesday night four cars and
the caboose were wrecked at
Jacks creek, four miles this side
of Chappell HILL Nobody hurt.
The west bound passenger train
did not arrive until after day
light on Thursday morning.
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BUSINESS was very dull yes
terday and the day was chiefly
noted for an absence of excite
ment.
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Apples, potatoes, onions and
sour krout. A car load just re-
ceived by H. Fisher, and for
sale to the public at low prices.
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A SHAME.-The BANNER hears
that there is much and just COM
plant againt the railroad COM
pany here for not having a fire
in the passengers waiting room
at the depot. 1t frequently
happens that ladies and chill
dren are compelled to wait at
the depot for trains, and as the
weather is excessively cold it, is
very disagreeable. The COM
pany is very negligent in this
matter.
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Wool, wool, wool goods at
cost and below. Don't forget
where il, at c. y. PorrER's.
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MAYORS CouRT.-Monday--
After much difficulty steam was
raised. Henry Kraemer plead
guilty to having struck Phil Sher-
idan, who, by the way, IS no re-
lation of the hero of the Valley
in Virginia, better known as
"iittle Phil" the man who said
I'm not afraid" He was fined
81 and trimmings, which he paid
and then preferred counter
charge against MIR. Sheridan,
which will be heard to-day.
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Tor Sale, Rent and BEGhaga

FIf hd!5. EGAl dall hAEldlgd.
1907 ACRES of land. unilnprosed. ucss
head of West Behnetts creek, H9niiton
county. On this t-act there is prairie.
timber, and living waller Is ine ior
small grain. and is also good cotton
land, and win make splendid stock
farm. There are two nice farms ad-
joining this tract; viii sell on good
terms, or win exchange for a good
farm in Washington county,
64o ACRES, unippfoved, on Waters 81
Kechi creek in Jack county, aboaf ii
miles southwest from Iacksboyo: Win
exchange for properly, IN or near Bfes.-
ham.
1877 ACRES, s miles north Of Ercnham
good land, rs acrcsin cultivation. one
or two houses. two wells md otEer
Improvements on the place This IS i
fine prairie farm, and caa be had At
great bcrgain by applying soon; terms
half cash, balance on time, or ois-
count for all cash.
IIo ACRES, miles nortiaef Drenham en-
independence road, 95 acres IN culii-
walton, one or two good box houses.
and some other Improvements This
is The best quality OF praine land, and
lies well; 10 acrer Of this place IS TIM
Der; viii be sold OF easy terlas.
IL. ACRES TIdBERED LAND. i rifles
mtrth of Brenham- Coed isnss and son,e
cedar VIII sell on easy seIias, Ct Vii
Aechansc for good properly "a -fzenh1ia.
3aO ACRES. \ farm in Lee County WIZ
N
lands
3fs ACHEs good prairie land on head of
Woodwarsi's Greek. about i0nr nsiies
southeast OF BTenham. NeliTatercs5 With
! springs. This tract can DC fenced by tn
Ming one string OF fence, and VIII luaks
one Of the hest farms or pss;ufes in y ash-
ingten county
Town LotE-
"a LOTS, comprising the Allcotn adds
lion to BrenhaIn IN west Part Of iogn,
SNOW offered for sale on easy Terms:
most Of these lots are very desirable.
fronting on main and Sandy siscets;
plot Of the addition in my oisice-
90 LOTS yet unse.d e. the Rasseii adj
dirion, which be sold very low. Also
unimproved lots insosher parts Of the
city for sale.
LOT, containing II acres in i'esIheast
part of town, well impsebe9; terms
moderate.
\ OxE STONY RESIDENCE very petr ihe
square, on main street, iolIr OF II G f,>uIi-1.
hi we'll of water The lot t@s Aunt OF
about 40 feet VIII be scld low f'if cash
Al ply soon ii you want 5arEss;s.
BIZ Also Storehouses and Dsseaiings NJ
rent in di!ierents darts OF the city
Apply to JOHN A. n AstsLfz>
~ Stairs IN the t3iohef kai1iiiIs
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WANTED orFlce.-There has


WANTED OFFIcE-There has
been only one application for
the vacant Office of hog marsh
al that of a young man who
is an Office seeker. As The
council at its last meeting failed
to give the grand marshal any
Instructions and to order anoth-
err Officer, the matter is in abey-
ance. The hog business is at a
dead lock and the hogs are
happy.
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gA COTTON SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&w3m. ]. A. WILKINS.
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Mrs. +. A. EsGELEE,
Mrs. ]. A. WILKINS,
Ming T ID Cr,,n.

A FAvoMrE REMEDY.-Simnon' I.Iy-
er Regulator is one OF the most mertorious
and popular preparations offered TO the
public. 1t is entirely free from injurious
mineral substances, and as a vegetable pre-
paration made of southern roots and herbs
it is sovereign remedy for all liver ard
bowel complaints. The merits of this rem
edy commend it to the public as a standard
to be kept constantly in the family. Il has
the most unqualified endorsement ofthou
sands of our most prominent Chimes
parts of the country, who have used it and
testify to its excellent medical and curative
qualities Purchasers should be careful to
see that they get the '.genuine, manufac-
tured by only by ]. II. ZgILIS & Co., Phil
adelphia.
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n. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweler. BRENNAN, Texas.
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Local Correspondence.
HUTTON LOCALS.

January 4th, 1879.
The concert and supper given
for the benefit of the Methodist
church was quite success, not
outstanding the inclemency of
the weather, which prevented
many from attending. Quite a
respectable number were in at
tendance, however, and a neat
sum of money was realized for
for the painting of the church.
The christmas tree in connection
with the concert, to please the
children, was beautifully decor
ated and many received valua-
BILE presents. All honor is due
Drs. Mayheld and Hons and
Esquire Watson fortas m1page-
ment of the concert, ~
echo of the last strai
still ringing iru
was announces
every one, wi
BILE, where a sun 80
was spread. Mrs. Dr.Mohs,
Mrs. DR.. May6eld and MrgD.
G. Bowers deserve great credit
for the elegant arrangement of
the table. After supper all re-
turned to their homes with the
consciousness of having spent
the entire evening in delightful
pleasure.
'TIs pleasure alone that gives the flower
OF fleetiny life its lustre and perfumes;
And we are weeds without ii.
The heart of eye loke" was
made glad by the sunny smiles
of the little dark-eyed girl of his
dreams
''Oh, flcetinS joys of Paradisei''
The weather being SO incle-
ment there were but few parties
during the holidays.
On the I'd instant a little son
of Mr.. Henry Jones was kicked
by a horse, fracturing the skull.
Serious doubts are entertained
of his recovery.
The remains of Mr.. William
Leary was brought here for in
terment to-day. He was killed
near Van Alstyne on the I'd of
this month.
Rev. R. Alexander, of Chap
pell Hill, is here to attend a quar-
terly meeting and to dedicate
the new church. REDWOOD.
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Dossin's Electric sosp.

Having obtained the agency Of this Gle
brated Soap for BRENNAN and vicinity,
append the opinion of some Of our best
people as to its merits.
We hereby certify that We have used
Dobbins' Electric Soap. made by /. L.
Cragin & 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, il is worth more than the difference
in price. We therefore recommended to all
who dssire a strictly first-class soap.
Mrs. +. A. EsGEIEE,
Mrs. ]. A. WILKINS,
Mrs. ]. K. SIMON.
/ desire all my friends and customers to
give this Soap one trial, so they may know
Just how good the best Soap in the United
States is. c. w. k1.EDEN,
Brennan. Texas. Sole Agent.