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Long Point Locals.
Iulv IS ISIS

July IS 1850.
l think the campmeeting
closed to-day. The greatest
sermon preached during the
meeting, was preached by DR..
Chaplin on Saturday night.
Some think Major Penn is a
bulldozer, others think him a
daisy; he evidently conducts a
meeting in a style peculiar to
himself. The poet tells Us that
God moves in a MYSTERIOUS
way His wonders to perform.
l heard that there was some
probability OF the Baptists sell
ing out their lumber and good,
will to the Methodists, and that
they will continue the camp
meeting, l think that it would
be a good idea, as the land is
well broken up, ard the seed
sown, so with little labor they
might produce wonderful re-
suits.
Charley Ninast, while fishing
in the Yegua last week, was
severely bitten by an alligator.
He was put in a wagon and
taken home; he says that he
will not go swimming any more
while there are "yaller CATERS"
Kansas may so to thunder
with her surplus corn, we have
all got plenty Of new bread.
We have heard of no cotton
worms near here; let them stay
off a few weeks longer, they
can then crack their whip.
Everybody here is for Shop
ard, Wash Jones can never be
elected again unless Hacock is
his opponent.
The last election we burbe-
cued and voted for Wash, but |
this time he will have to stand |
out in the cold. G.
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CONVICTION Tulv 10.

oNINGIONJ july 10.
Editors Banner:
was passing "a church the
other day when my attention
was attracted by preacher who
was trying to prove that i'm
mersion was the only road to
salvation. He had voice like
a lion and said he knew what to
say and more too. He squall-
ed at the top of his voice, Lets
hear what Paul says" After a
rest Of a few minutes he failed
to remember what Paul said,
and pitching his voice to the
highest key, he said it didn't
make a blank bit Of difference
what Paul said, as sprinkling
was the direct road to blank
anyhow. Paul won't do.
Cotton is only 6 or s inches
high and the corn crop is very
poor. Farmers and merchants
are discouraged. Give me the
Lone Star state. S. N. ].
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DISTINGUISHED MEN.-Two of
the most distinguished and
wealthieSt newspaper men in
the state, Major Dan McGary,
and Colonel Nathanial Q. Hen
dcrson, of the two great news
papers of Texas, the Houston
Age and the Georgetown Re-
cord, were in the city yesterday,
but the town proved to be too
small to hold both of them and
Major Dan McGary left for
home, with a pcocock feather,
six feet high, in his hat-Wash-
ington county convention had
instructed for Roberts.
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An active brain, sparkling with a cheer
full mind, bright eye, robust body, pure
rich blood and vigorous bounding cfrcn-
lation, add many charms to female society
yet, ali ! how many ladies can boast Of
all these signs Of health While they re-
main victims to those terrible female COM
plants, they will be compelled TO be mere
feeble, delicate drones upon society. But
awake from the dark and dismal night of
gloom that nantes your brow, you can be
restored to health and happiness by the
use Of English Female BItiers.
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We are neither Renuhlicar

We are neither Republican
nor Democratic. We have on
ly one platform and that is:
The right. Accusations of be-
ing sold won't brighten US into
saying that Gen. Hancock is a
nincompoop or that he jumped
on the corpse of Mrs. Surratt.
The man has a clean record,
and there is no use in lying
about it. Nor arc we going TO
state that Gen. Garheld's past
is spotles as the pin-feathSrs of
anangcl, for it is not.-Puck.
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Public Schools.

Such a pressure has been
brought to bear by the advo-
Gates of the public flee schools
in Texas that governor Roberts
has undergone a change of mind
on the subject and is now an
ardent free school man. 1t is
more than likely that the next
legislature will go to the extent
of the constitutional limit and
appropriate one-fourth of the
revenue of the state for school
purposes; should this be done
it will materially benefit the
public free schools Of this city.
On the 18TH inst. the question
Of voting special tax for the
sixth year Of the graded system
will be submitted to the vote of
the tax payers. The election
is now only ten days off and it
is time some interest in the SUBJ
ject should be awakened. We
have no doubt as to the result
Of the vote, but at the same
time desire to see a full vote
polled. In the light Of past
experience and the immense
benefit the schools have been
to our city we do not think as
many as d dozen men can be
mustered in town who will vote
against the tax. The oppo-
sition to the special tax has
grown less and less each year
until now strong hopes are en-
tertained that it will be carried
without any opposition whatev-
err
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WOODEN LOCALS When
news is very scarce and a first
class local editor is a little short
of lokes he draws on his imag-
ination for items; these in news
paper Offices are known as
wooden locals. When items
are scarce and an editor, with Il
wooden head, attempts to get
up locals and has to resort to
political matter and items that
are not at all local in their bear
ing, the case is desperate and
the readers of such attempts at
localizing throw down the paper
with disgust. This is not u
wooden local but it is fact.
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CLUB MEETING About S
o'clock on Saturday evening
the meeting of Brennan Dem
ocratic club was announced by
the firing of cannon(7) and mus
ic by the Brennan colored brass
band. Every seat in armory
hall was occupied and good
many persons had to stand up.
After reading the minutes Mr.
Jas K. Ross was introduced and
made an interesting speech of
about half an hours duration,
in which he ably reviewed state
and local politics.
At the conclusion Of Mr..
Ross remarks Maj. B. H. Bas-
sett took the stand and in a
very able and interesting ad-
dress of nearly an hours dura-
ton, he gave the result Of his
observations at Cincinnati du-
ring the convention and in a
somewhat extended trip in Vir-
ginia. The Major feels satisfied
that the democrats have nomi-
mated the winning ticket this
time.
The badges ordered by the
club have arrived and can be
had of the secretary or treasur-
er.
Twcnty-siX new members
were enrolled at fhe meeting
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The motion was then submit

The motion was then submit
ted to a vote and was carried
by vote of s. to s..
Col. R. r. Lawther offered 4
resolution: That the delegates
of the convention to the con-
gressional convention be and
are hereby instructed to cast
their ballots for Hon. Seth
Shepard, as the democratic
nominee for congress from the
Fifth Congressional district,
and that they are further in
structed to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination.
Capt. J. NJ. Williams moved
that the democracy nominate
candidates for county officers
and that a convention be called
by the executive commtttc at
such time as they may see
proper.
Carried.
On motion OF B. Eldridge it
was resolved that this
convention appoint an exec
utive committee Of seven, one to
be selected by the representa-
tives of chjusticcs precinct in
this convention, and one to %
selected by the convention
shall be chairman of said
mittcc; said committee to
office for two years, or u
their successors be elected I
appointed.
Carried.
The following gentlemen
were elected on said committee:
Precinct Geo. Chandler !.
u. w. Loclihart
5-B, Eldridge
AZ. NJ. Griffin :.
st. c. Clay
6-J. E. Gray
Col. r. R. Lawther was unan-
imously elected chairman Of
said committee. Adjourned.
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ACARn.

Mr.. Carleton has no connection witt,
Sinker, Davis & Co., as appears by the
following telegram
Indianapolis July 10, 1886.
Toe. &. BANKS, BRENNAN:
We do not know Carleton; you are our
agent there.
SINKER, DAVIS & Co.
! am the authorized agent for the sale of
their steam engines, boilers, corn mills and
other machinery, at BRENNAN.
July Il W sun. c. G. BANKS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

BOYS whose ages range from
six to twelve and fourteen years
are in the habit of riding on the
cars at the Central depot when
switching and starting out. 1t
is impossible for the train men
or the police TO prevent it. One
or more boys may be killed any
day and nobody will be to
blame for it but the boys them
selves.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Jacob Blair
a timer, who lived at Caldwell
and who had been on a drunk
for several days, on Monday
evening went 10 a livery stable
in Caldwell and got into a row
with a pet bear, getting scratch
ed, after which he went home
and went to bed. On Tuesday
morning Blair was found dead
in bed; supposed to have died
Of congestion.
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lffarmers and others continue to buy
dust and ashes put up in big packs and
sold for condition powders it won't be our
fault. We have exposed the swindle time
and again. Sheridan's Powders are the
only kind We know of worth carrying
home.
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We learn that nearly all of
the Nicaragua wheat distribu-
ted last fall was planted and
came up, making beautiful
stands and when the March
frost occurred was looking
splendid; the freeze killed it
out as it did oats and corn that
was up. 1t is to be hoped the
failure-caused by late FROST
will not prevent repetition of
the experiment.
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FEsT.-As viii be seen by the
ad. elsewhere there will be a
grand fest given by the Bohem-
ian Reading club at Wesley on
Saturday next the 24th inst.
There will be music, public
speaking and dancing.
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CALDWELL.

The sale of lots at Caldwell
on Tuesday was attended by
about one hundred and fifty
persons from Brennan, most of
them business men who went on
a prospecting tour and also to
attend the sale. The train left
here at $50 arriving at Cald-
well at 1915 a. NJ; the road gen.
orally is in good condition; the
surfacing gang being still at
work having about eight
miles yet to complete. From
the Yeagua to Caldwell the
road is almost an air line,
the country being poor sandy
post oak and the crops very
poor; farmers seem to have
abandoned their crops and
gone to work getting out ties
and cutting wood. From Bren-
ham to the Yegua crops are
splendid. Crops generally in
Burleson county are said to be
excellent. Soon after the az
rival of the train the sale Of
lots WAS commenced, and one
hundred and forty-ninc. lots on
the west side of the track were
disposed of at prices running
from SIS to 500 each; the pro-
ceeds of the sale, we learn,
amounted to over $1,000. From
the location of the depot to the
courthouse in the old town is
about half mile. All Of the
eXcurterS went to the Caldwell
hotel, George L. Gee, Proprle-
tor, where ali excellent din
ner was served. The town
is improving, foundations now
being laid for five new brick
buildings, Mr.. Thomas Hudson
being the owner and builder.
The citizens Of the town are of
the opinion that the business
will remain in the vicinity of the
courthouse and that the new
town will not amount to much
Time will prove whether they
are right or wrong; one thing
however is certain, Caldwell
will make a very considerable
trading point and is destined to
rapidly. 1t should
have been stated that several
lots at the depot were bought
by Brenhamites'
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

SUDDEN DEATH On Sum
day morning just before break
fast Jerry Mason, colored, fell
dead at his house on the Deip-
pc place about 5 miles south
Of town. Jerry was about
40 or As years old; was well
known and had acquired quite a
local celebricty as a leading COL
ored man in or more properly a
republican politician.
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Are you distressed with an overloaded
stomach! Areyou troubled with headache
dizziness or constipation? Does your head
SWIM? One desc of Bailey's Saline Aper-
lent will give you relief 1t is delightful to
take, acts pleasantly and when once used,
YOU will never be without it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

The heavy timbers to hold
the compress proper are now
being put in position the brick
walls surrounding the yard and
the umbrella shades are in a
state of forwardness.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

ROUSE & MURPHY, the artis-
tic sign painters, are are now
engaged in painting a magnif-
cent sign on Fishers building.
It will read al. Fisher agent
for Anhauser's Beer"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

Ar meeting of the Burton
democratic club resolution
was passed asking the chairman
of the Burton and Long Point
clubs TO take all necessary
steps TO have precinct officers
nominated, also d county com
missioner from precinct 4 and 6.
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BURTON July goth 1880.

Editors Banner:
There was a surgical opera
ton performed in our neighbour
hood about a month since that
we think deserves to be pub
lished for the benefit Of the af-
flicted. DR.. John NJ. Hons, as
sisted by Drs. Norris, Lockett
and Mayfield, operated upon a
son Of Mr.. w. P. Honea for
stone in the bladder. The stone
extracted measured about four
inches in circumference. The
patient is now entirely we'll
w. H. P.
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Life is full Of disappointmcnts. We re-
Gently offered 10 cure bad case Of Rheu-
matism for year 5 subscription in advance
but Just as we were on the point of lifting
the shekels, a sympathizing friend sugges-
ted Johnson's Anodync Liniment, ard the
patient vanished instanter.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

Parsons Furgatise Pills make new rich
blood, and will completely change the
blood in the entire system in three months.
Any person who will take one pill night
from one 10 twelve weeks may be restor-
ed to sound health, if such a thing,is pos
sible.
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New Advertisements.
Great Fest at Wesley.

The Bohemian Reading Club of Wesley
will give Great Fest on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1885,
There will be procession, music and pub
lie speaking. a number Of prominent
speakers have been invited to deliver adj
dresses in English. Bohemian and German.
AT night there will be GRAND BALL.
Everybody is invited to attend. The COM
mittee OF arrangements will see that every
attention is shown visitors.
THE COMMITTEE.
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EnP TFASE.

The Noel tract of land, 81 acres situated
between BRENNAN, and Mrs. J. d. Gid
dings place. The land will be fenced with
Il good fence. 1t will make fine pasture,
or farm, will lease from one to five years.
for terms apply 10
llI5Im JNo. y: RANDLE & SoN.
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Young County, Texas.

Healthy, has rich soil, prairie and timber.
iair and fast growing, mill, mail, churches
and school advantages and privileges.
For descriptive circular, send address on
postal card to E. s. Graham, Graham
Texas.
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LEE COUNTY A correspon-
dent at Giddings writes as fol-
lows: Very dry: no worms /;
cotton opening; big corn crop,
fruit a failure; stock fat; all
hopeful politics easy"
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-
making his pre-
hgements for lay
pipes for distributing

Y WORMS In the Pleasant
Hill neighborhood the cotton
worms are said to be numcr-
Gus and hungry. The farmers
are busy administering physic
to them.
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CONVECTION, July 10.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


FoR SHERIFF.
At the suggestion of many friends, l
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the office Of sheriff Of Washington county,
subject to the nomination of the democrat
&c convention. ALFRED d. GEE.
For DISTRICT JUICE.
We are authorized TO announce Judge l..
Il, MCFARLAND as a candidate for Judge
of the sgd Judicial District, composed 81
the counties of Washington, Lee and Bur-
Lesson. Election first Tuesday in Novem-
Der.
To the voters Of the 23d Judicial District
composed Of the counties of Washington,
Lee and Burleson:
have been of late often called upon
by persons in the district, both lawyers
and others, to know whether / intended to
be candidate for the office of District
Judge in this district at the fall election.
have also been told by persons of all
political parties, that there was no intention
so far as they knew, to regard the Office of
District Judge as political Office at the
coming election. AT this determination l
feel pleased, as would not be willing TO
enter into heated contest for the office.
If the people of the District should see
proper TO elect me l shall feel grati6ed ut
the confidence in me thus expressed.
A, S, BROApDUS.
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Editors Banner:
Allow ME TO express to you
and my other friends who have
complimented me as their
choice for the responsible office
of comptroller, my thanks. I
fully appreciate the compliment,
but as there are other worthy
men who are before the people
for the position, and as l have
plenty of business of my own
to claim my time and attention
after mature deliberations
decline to go before the people
as a candidate, but l am ready
and willing to work for the
nominees of our party and DEM
ocratic principles and will go
into the canvass with as much
zeal as if l were candidate of
the party. Yours Respectfully,
]. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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Foaming and sparkling Bailey's Saline
APperient is the cheapest and most delight
full purgatIve in use. For dyspepsia and
haditual constipation, itdelights everybody.
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Died.

On Friday at g:Io ?. NJ, May
Louise, aged 9 years, daughter
of P. w. and Mamie Z. Con-
nell.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

Two hundred and fifty pieces of lace
every variety and style very cheap and de
sireable and all the latest patterns and
novelties in shades and quality at
CA. PoTrERs.
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Or undershirts l am the boss, three
good game shirts for one dollar. \ com
plete line Of nainsook and crossbar shirts,
and mammoth stock Of drill and Jeans
drawers Bed rock prices.
{. a. rnIrErs-
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The beautiful crimson blush of nature,
without paint, can be impaired to the pale
cheeks. of 4 sickly and feeble woman, by the
use ofthat great female tonic, English Fee
male Bitters,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

The cotton platforms along
the Central railroad track are
nearly empty, here and there a
lonely bale of cotton may seem
as indication of their use. In
a few weeks the scene will be
changed, the newcrop will be
rolling in.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by w. C. IIazlewood at his
residence, and estrayed before B. A. Wat
son, ]. P. w. c. Precinct No. 4 a brown
mare about s years old Il or la. hands
high, branded on left shoulder WI valued
SIS, July 81 1880.
Attest II. NJ. LEWIS, c. CIV. c.
Bye. F. Heibst Deputy.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH, Bren-
ham, Sunday school and church
services every Sunday. Sum
day school opens at $50 a. NJ,
J. E. Rucker superintendent.
Church services with sermon at
1915 A. NJ, by Rev. L. P. Ruck-
or, rector on the LIST and sd
Sunday in each month, with
holy communion each rst Sun
day. On all other Sundays
service and sermon by lay read
'eE Capt. H. L. McClung.
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Seveny-fve different styles of Dress
Goods, new and handsome from I2K to
S. cents per yard. Great drives in this
line Of goods at c. A. PoTrER's
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am in daily receipt Of novelties, in
beck wear and l an prepared 10 show the
inst stock of these goods ever offered in
Brcnham. c. A. PoTTERS.
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As 1 will commence shortly to enlarg
and improve my store room; to make room
for the workmen | will sell my large stock
of clothing al cost for few days.
G.. a. POTTER,
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Ihaye a complete stock Of these goods,
every grade and shade; the bestin the city,
orsandies, Union and linen lawns, corded
piques etc. lattice figured Pivue at IL IL
CTS. ct CA. PoTTEKs.
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RAPE The BANNER learns
that on Thursday night, a white
woman was outraged by a
strange negro, about four miles
from Bellville. When our in
formant left that town no
particulars had been obtained.
A sheriff's posse had started in
pursuit of the black fend.
There is now no less than five
rape cases upon the docket of
the Austin county district court.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-22

For a complete line of hose for ladies'
misses and children in the most exquisite
styles and cheaper than the cheapestgo to
c. a. PorIERs
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During the retirement of the
committee the chairman called
the attention of the convention
to judicial nominations.
w. w. Searcy offered the
following resolution; That the
chairman of the executive COM
mittee be instructed to call a
judicial convention for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate
for district judge.
Judge c. Buster was called
to the chair and Major Bassett
spoke briefly but pointedly in
opposition to the motion.
The committee reported the
following delegates to the con-
gressional convention who were
unanimously elected:
Precinct / J. NJ. Easley, r.
J. Crook, Jules A. Randle, Jesse
Lott, Fayette Smith, A. Yer
non, d. D. Bolton.
Precinct 3 J.. ;. Smith, M.
NJ. Fielder, DIR. E. L. Thomp-
son, Geo. Blake, E. Ross.
Precinct s. Adolph Testard,
E. c. Finney, T. a. Baber, w.
G. Wilkins, w. w. Searcy, H.
c. Mcintyre, jr, T. {. Tarver,
J. L. Ammons, B. Fl. Bassett,
l. Applewhite, VIM. Thompson,
c. c. Garrett, d. c. Giddings,
]. G. Rankin, 7. Swearingin,
r. Z. Luhn, Rev. 7. +. Mitchell.
Precinct A. B. y. Watson,
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The wonder of the 10Th century-everY'
body should use it for impure blood-S-
SIS.
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BE sure and do not fail to see the very
cheap Embroderies. The greatest bar
gains ever offered IN these goods are now
10 be found at PoTrER'S cheap store.
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To Arrive.

Is dozen corsets, A splendid line uurs-
ing and extension. spoon steel 1000 bones
new styles, good model shape corset for
90 cts at G.. A. PoTrERs
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Stolen or BorrnMcd.

From NJ. \. Bryan's lot, one dark roam
horse, thin in order, was stolen or borrow
on Monday night 18th. Return of SANG
WILDE literally rewarded. July X.
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The horrors of war are nothing to the
horrors of Neuralgia. Immediate relief
may be had by bathing the head with
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment and snuff
Inns it up the nostrils.