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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

For SAFE OnTues-
day deputy sheriff Chambers
and two assistants arrived by
the Central train from Hemp
stead, bringing Pete Moore, the
negro who murdered city marsh
al Adams in that town on Sat
urday last. Moore was placed
in jail here fer safe keepin, as
threats ofhauging were literally
INDUCED in at Hampstead.
Moore is a bright mulatto and
was in our jail some FIVE years
ago having been arrested on a
capias. He has served two
years in the penitentiary and is
bad negro. He is about 20
or IS years OLD.
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HoRsE Stolen. - Thursday
might thieves entered the stable
of Mr.. M. NJ. Fielder, living
Inear CbappclI Hill, and stole
ereiron a very valuable horse.
clue to the thief.
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|RENBAa wiu-seon need an
tant treasurer TO handle the
5 collected from the bell
q: An average of
2 cents per mouth has
zed for the past two
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

Cashmeres all shades and
quality, silks, satins and broca-
ded all shades Bloombargh's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

Tx have noticed that several
spapers in this state that
K heavy stock in advancing
interests of their favorites
+eounty offices have signally
fed to get them elected.
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Dress Goods.

Dress goods rs yard wide at
5 cents a yard at Bloombargh's.
We defy competition.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

II. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweweler. BRENNAN. Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

AT LAST The want Of a
suitable building for our public
free schools has long been felt,
the present buildings being old,
delapidated and wholly unified
for the purpose. The city coun-
Gil at its regular meeting on
Saturday passed an ordinance
appointing a committee to adopt
plans and contract for the build
ing Of one or more school
houses. 1t is to be hoped that
byne September the schools
Willie opened in suitable hous-
es.
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Just Received.

One car load ELS & Cum
ninghams wagons, for sale
cheap for cdsh.
FRAYKE, JAIN & SEELHoRsT.
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Wagons,

Two car loads of the csle-
brated Linstroth wagons for
sale cheap for cash by
A. WERNER & Bro.
dw3m. BRENNAN.
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Just received, a fine line of
waterproof cloth at O. cents
yard and upwards; we have it
in all patterns. BLooMBARGH.
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Our own importation, why
pay such high prices when you
can get the most fashionable
ladies, misses and childrens
hats at half price at Bloom
bargh's.
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is elected.
Ofthc elect the county clerk,
county attorney,survey treas
urer, representative and floater,
are democrat ,s!lasieii is doing
much better ,han we have done
Of late years.
When the official count is
made we viii publish the returns
in tabular form.
BLooD-SUcKERs. = BRENNAN
has several colored politicians
who make a regular business of
bleeding candidates. They are
thoroughly practical in their
dealings. having neither person
al or party favorites, everything
in the shape of candidates that
comes to their net is fish. Be-
for the election each candidate
is approached and assured by
the approacher that he will be
''worked>for." This is literally
true as the blood-sucker works
for all the money he can extract
from the anxious candidate;
election over this part of the
business is done and the elect
are now attacked, congratulated
on his success, and told Of the
valuable services that have been
done in his behalf, the impecu-
nioas worker" then breaks out,
Say boss, can't you let me
have half a dollar" or more as
the chances are Of getting it.
RING BoARp.-An enterpris
ing stranger was in town Satur-
day and picked up several dol
lars from parties who always
try their luck. He hada num-
Der of tempting pocket knives
stuck in a board fat on the
ground, and in another board
set at an angel of 45o he had a
@lovely pistol" dirk knives and
Arkansaw toothpicks. The
SPECTATOR paid his dime
and was furnished with
ring which he pitched at the
coveted article; if he ringcd it,
it was his, if he didn't his dime
was gone up and he could try
again. Any kind of game of
chance, where the risk is small,
viii catch those who have spare
change. In the ring game the
chances against the average
pitcher are about one to fifty.
MAD Doc. : Sunday after
noon there was considerable
excitement over a mad dog-a
good sized black dog with a
white face. He bit quite a num-
Der of dogs and perhaps some
stock. Every effort was made
TO kill the dog but he escaped
from town and was finally killed
by Price Allcorn on Pleas Barn
hills plantation, some three
miles north of town, after hav-
ing bit several dogs on Barn
hills place. There seems to
be but little doubt that the dog
was mad and owners of dogs
known to have been bitten
should tie them up securely or
have them killed at once.
SrABBING AFFRAY.-Monday
night last Mr.. o. A Seward, of
independence, and L, A, Hodge
were at a party at tenant
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RSg" a complete line oftrimmings, silks,
satins, bugle and chenille fringcs, bugled
cord and tassels, latest styles brocade vel
vets, and in fact everything new and stylish
at c. a. PoTrERS.
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CONGRESSIONAL The result
of the race for congressman by
Shepard and Jones is still in
doubt and continues to be the
theme ofconversation. Beturns
are by no means complete. 1t
is generally believed that Shop
ard is elected by a small major
ity-I5o or 2oo-much depend
ing upon the vote of Brazoria
and Matagorda counties.
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: butcher, Charley, who
Gur in the breast by Sam
IS, a negro, a few days
! quite poorly and is said
in danger. Since Sam
be cutting nothing has
.easd 81 him.
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Black alpaccas at 20 cts. and
upwards at BLoolIBARGH's.
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Good morning Alma. how is your moth,
er TO day." '.Oh sheis improving rapidly
l thank you. She has been using ENG
usH FEMALE BITrERS, ard they gave her
an appetite and strength right away. She
says they suit her case exactly. Her pal
pitanon has ceased, and all pain subsidized. -
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-Our reporter at this

ites that there is still a
deal OF ccAton in the
ids and q good deal Of sick
5 IN the neighborhood.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

RsA% Call at Bloombargh's for
hobby boys clothing, the latest
designs of youths clothing, and
the most fashionable gents
clothing. We carry the largest
and most complete stock and
defy competition in prices.
Bloombargh.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

50 pieces plaid dress goods
at s cts. a yard at Bloombarg's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

Parents, give SIS. 5. 10 Your children
take il gourstli-it eradicltes every evel
faint.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

ESg Boots and shoes in ISL
EJ endless variety at at TG
Ma Bloombargh's. a
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

DlChitdAil, lOl III Nil 49,. -
] Lands by J. VIZ
to city, lot in BRENNAN. s o.
NJ J Matchett to R
Hurtig. I29 Ia acres
N Smith league. 600 &C
A NJ Hughes to Efni-
Hughes, tract of land,
A Harrington league. $50 oc
J T Lane and wife to
J S Smith, lot in Chap
pell Hill. 1910 oc
Meyer, Banneman &
Co. TO Henry Krobo,
10 I-2 acres. 200 &C
] G Berlin and wife
to Florence Simms, 100
acres, J Holt headlight. 90
T Simms to H Knit
tie, 100 acres, Jas Holt
headlight. 1850 90
w T Stone ct al to
Carlisle, $50 acres, Joel
Lakey league. 500 90
J H Stone to J Car
Isle, $50 acres, Joel
Lakey league. Valua-
bic consideration.
D B Eldred to Her
man CRUDE, I acre, Eli
jah Allcorn league. IS 90
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

FINE carpets and parlor sets
very cheap at E. REIcHARDT's
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RsS~ Mems boots and shoes in endless
variety, and 'Fon't forget it." They are \
I, and cheap al c. A. PorTERs.
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FISHER has a formidable
g bull dog stationed on
pter in his barroom. The
Rde Of plaster of Paris
ti;rai as life.
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Still ahead.

Call at Bloombargh's. 200
pieces dress goods, different
designs at 5 cents i yard.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

VIII be received 0y me
n days to furnish good
he'd wood for the public
schools as wanted.
c. c. GARRETT,
Nov.9. 1880. Prest. B. T.
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A BIG SwINDLE.-The public
are constantly being inveigled
into taking a substitute or be-
ing deceived into buying a fraud,
for the reason that dealers can
buy the counterfeits at S. per
bottle, and sell it to the consum-
ers at Shaking an enormous
profit, which is the only object
in trying to sell a preparation in
imitation of, or substitute for,
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Nothing is known about the i'm
tations-they are made by ad-
venturers, knowing nothing of
medicines or drugs. Buy only
the genuine, it being recon-
mended by the greatest and
most reliable people. Take on
ly that which is known to be
good. made by J. II. Zeilin &
Co.
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5dntY, brother Of Mr.. Geo.
q. Hi, has moved to this city
lnd viii make It his home in
c future.
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Largest stock of ladies', miss
es and chlldrens felt skirts, As
cents and upwards at
BLOoMBARGH S.
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Building Sites
AND
FARMING LANDS for SALE

l offer for sale at a bargain IS acres Of
the Graham tract, one mile east of the
Brenham Courthouse, all we'll fenced with
post, plank and wire, continuing several
beautiful building sites. overlooking tie
city, and the best spring OF water within
Eve miles of the courthouse. It's With,
easy walking distance of the public schools.
Also the farm known as Hampton
two miles west OF Rrenham, well fenced
with 4 good tenant houses and other i'm
provements, besides fine spring of water,
containing 2c8 acres.
Also several tracts of wood land conven-
lent to town, and TO the ABOVE ground
JEFFERSON BASSETT.
October IS, 1880. dSw6m.
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The undersigned has opened
a dye house in BRENNAN and is
now prepared to dye all kinds
of silk and wooden goods, such
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

OLD and young-male and female-take
S. 5. SAlo5-shy blood inquiry.
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pEN MvNsoE, colored,
out 70 years. died at the
iail on Sunday night.
s well known having
E county for many
be past few years he
he pauper rolls.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-11

BH@sa.=T5s..d.
niens hsnprincipled thieves
entered she store room at the
residence ofRey. c. c. Chap
lin, and feloniously carried
away a considerable quantity
OF excellent provisions, consists
ing of flour, bacon, sugar and
other things calculated to at
tract the cupidity Of one who
prefers stealing to working.
A PREsslNe NEED. = Bren-
ham is sadly in need OF 4 hos
pital where sick and needy per-
sons can be properly cared for,
At present if a poor and home
less person is taken sick they
are liable'to die before anything
can be done for them, the city
has nowhere to put them e&-
cept in the bastilc and the coun-
ty no place except the jail, IN
less they be sent to the poor
farm, and they can only be sent
by order Of the county judge.
As considerable interest has
been manifested in the returns
from Chappell Hill and Wash
ington, we give the vote for
few of the principal candidates.
At Washington Shepard 295,
Jones s5I, Hutchinson 4s6.9
Clampitt rs, Harvin 3o4, Nor
wood z6o. AT Chappell Hill
Jones 500, Shepard 2o2, Hutch
iuson 4o4, Clampitt 2oS, Harvin
l47o, Norwood 2I7. At Chap
,peIl Hill COS votes were polled;
at Washington o26.
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a GENTLEMAN from the coun-
try, who had a pistol in his
pocket, accidentally discharged
it, infliciing quite Il severe, but
not dangerous wound-in the
floor of the store where the pis-
toI went off. Several parties
in she store were slightly scared.
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"a the shirt of mall
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Mrs. J. I. Hand
sterday from
mpanied by
rs. Lambert,
ith her par
for several
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51nty, Brother Of Mr.. Geo.
q. Hi, has moved to this city
nd viii make it his home in
e future.
FISHER has a formidable
g bull dog stationed on
pter in his barrcom. The
Rde Of plaster of Paris
Iti:fai as life.
LOur reporter at this
Ites that there is still a
deal OF cotton in the
Ids and a good deal Of sick
s IN the neighborhood.
PEksoSs having dogs bitten
ceatipedes viii save the gen.
al public world Of alarm by
avins the dog 50 bitten killed
chained so that it can't get
road.
BRENNAN is now a way sta
on on the Santa Fe road, the
krdmaster and other hands
Enpleyed in the yard here have
been moved to the front at
Cameron.
HoRsE Sro1EN. = Thursday
night thieves entered the stable
Of MIR. NJ. M. Fielder, living
near CbappclI Hill, and stole
erefrom a very valuable horse.
clue to the thief,
spapers in this state that
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Joseph Stephen!
A. ]. Elliot and Mary ". BfOwn.
William Hodde and Sophie Schulze. \
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

Illinois has G.il9 miles Of main track
q Railroads aii mile. Of second main
track and LIS miles " siding 40 oi
which !. assessed 1T but iiGoi.sl Ken.
lucky has but 500 miles. and yet IL b. as
ses-cd NJ over S25. 100000.
"A writ Of error and supcriedcis has
been awarded IN the case II Dciarnctie
convicted Of the murder Of bis sister aud
sentenced to be hanged IN the 2gth inst.
Argument will be heard IN December next.
Il will he remembered that be- KILLED Biz
sister in a house " ill-hmc in Danville,
Virginia.
The Mormons held Confcrcn co this
week and flled Brigham Nounes place by
the election Of John Taylor, President,
with George q. Cannon ~ First and Joe
y Smith A. Second Counsolors Cannon
Is a delegate to Congress and was rc-nomi.
mated on the 9Th inst. Joe r. Smith rs a
nephew Of the original Smith John Tay-
ssoi wss TIC isiiiug METER - iiis Twelve viiyJ
Apostles. Cannon is regarded NJ the
ruling spirit Of power behind the throne,
although MILFORD Woodruff, ranking mem
Der Of the Twelve Apostles. aud not Can
non, Is the heir apparent according to
prece,lent
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ResoIufions Of Respect.
LINcoLS County CoURr or CLAIMS,
October Term. Oct. 9Th. 1850

LINCOLN COUNTY CoUBr or CLAIMS, I
October Term, Oct. 9Th, 1850. I
The Committee appointed to draft reso
lu,iors on the death Of H. L. Hooker, Esq.
presented their report, which being reaC
was adopted by unanimous vote Of tn,
Court and ordered to be recorded with the
orders Of this term. Said report il in tAs
following words;
The Court being informed Of the death
on the both day Of September, 1850, Of our
associate upon the County Court Bench
Justice r. T. Hooker, be il
Resoised, LIST, That Justice r. Il. Hooker,
as a man was uniformly courteous, oblig.
ing and gentlemanly, and that as an OIL
Ger his course upon the bench was marked
by high order Of intelligence, judicial
fairness and care for the interests Of the
County aud State
2nd. His death inspires "a with genuine
and unaffected regret and sorrow
Bird. As a mark Of our esteem, and "a a
tribute to the memory Of our deceased as
soeiaie, We direct the Clerk Of this Court
TO spread al large these resolutions upon
the order book Of this Court, and request
him To convey a copy to the family Of de.
ceased, and furnish a copy to the lSrKRI-
GA JouENAL for publication.
j. r. lluGns.
NJ. 5. PEYToS.
A true aopy Of the record.
Attest j, BLAIS, CIR.
/ ne IN County Court.
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Harm.
GEO. ID. WEAREN.

In Grab Orchard, Ky, oct. End, is'o, TO the vile
Of Lieut. John scott, tfoh sanders, Wyoming
Territory,l rs D. boy.
CucAso.-The sales Of Bromoline la the city Of
Chicago, last year, was thousands upon Thousands
Of bottles. Chicago is iirst-class city. Bromolins
is a hr.t-es - medicine Do yea Zee the point II
Bromoline had not been q good medicine for the
Hood and Liver, the leading eitlzcns OF Chioago
would not endorse IL by usins Il a. a family medi-
cine. We mention Chiosgo particularly, II being
a Western oitv and Bromolne Western medi-
cine. When your Blood is out q order, Jour APP
petite gone you feel weary aud hstless, then try
Bromoline aud be helped. Trial bottles free.
Regular size g. sold By Chenault Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

IN AN interview with Grant, pub
lished by the Rev. Fowler, the Gen
eral speaks in bitter terms of General
Hancock, characterizing him as a
vain and weak man, who is crazy to
be President. lie further says that
he is of an exceedingly jealous nature
and hates to hear praise of a brother
officer. Grant has proven himself to
be us mean a liar as the meanest, and
his uncalled for criticism of a man his
superior in every respect, is rebound
ing to his disadvantage all over the
country. Grants failure to get the
nomination for a third term has sour
ed his temper, and he ought to retire
from public gaze if be would save his
reputation.
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R0CkCaSTLE.


-Thompson'sl Tbompson's Thomp-
sons
Go to y. L. Thompson II you want
good bargains.
-Headquarters ion general merchandise
Al Jack Adams a sons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

THE Court of Appeals has decided
that the Act of the Legislature which
says that witnesses for the Common.
wealth shall receive no pay for their
attendance ON an examining trial, UNI
less the defendant shall be finally con-
victed by the Circuit Court, is null
and void, because it is a premium for
witnesses to swear falsely. The right,
it maintained, to claim and be paid,
depends upon the character of the
charge, and not upon the ultimate re-
suit of the examination or trial. Thus
goes another of the pet Acts Of the
late Legislature, which for more than
double the Constitutional time, wrang-
led over retrenchment and reform
measures and ended by increasing, in
stead of reducing, the expenditures of
the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

TINS Prohibitionists, that is eighty
of them, met in Louisville the other
day, aud put out regular electoral
ticket for this State. j, +. Story, a
youth 10 fame unknown m this section
was made Elector for this Distriat, and
K. 5. Cheyis is one Of the Electors at
large The party will have a good,
quiet time all To itself, but il wont
have much fun, unless it follows the
example OF MIR. Cheyis, who occasion
ally INDUCES in numerous "draps Of
The erathnr."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

WEST VIRGINIA, the creature Of
the Republican party, continues to go
back on its parents. The Democratic
majority there is said to be 10000,
with the hack counties 10 hear from.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

THE Frankfort Gazette, recognizing
the abuse of the pardoning power by
Governor Blackburn, is crying aloud
for a change in our Constitution, so
as to take the power from the Governor
and put in the hands Of a Commission,
as it is in Pennsylvania and other
States. We arise to second the mo.
ton, especially since it may, and, for
that matter, has fallen into the hands
of an imbecile. The pardoning pow
er, as used by Kentucky's Governor,
has done more than any one thing to
increase crime in the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

And the DcviI GENERALLY 60 Pas. WIN
Hut one Ray Of Hope.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

Indiana Legislature Rcpub-
licon ON Joint Ballot.
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q. III. BRUCE,
OF STANFORD,

Having associated hiins,m With the old nliahle
nrm ofGHEkS, huppLFsnuS A CO., rcspscthilly
solicits the patronage Of his friends In kentucky
All STOCK Consigned % the union stock Yards Gin
cinnau, OF CosingtoH Yards. Cosington, Ky, TO
tins urn, vil be carefully handled aud rsinitted
for promptly. ss5-u
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

THE Republican papers publish a
Cock and-Bull story which they claim
was written by an officer on Cover
nor's Island, that the the excitement
of the contest has twice brought
symptoms of apOplexy on Gen. Han
cock, and sit is the verdict all
around" the letter goes on to say,
"that his promotion to the Presiden
cy will terminate his earthly career,
and thus English, the great fore
closer of mortgages, will step up to
the Presidency" OF course this is
all poppy cock, given to bolster up
the few enemies of English. The
army surgeon at Governors Island
says that Hancock was never in better
health and that his chances of living
twenty to thirty years is as good as
anybody's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

AJUDGE in Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania, whose official acts had been
severely criticised by couple of ed
itors who were also members of the
bar, retaliated by disbarring them
from the practice. They appealed
from this ruling, and the Court OF
Appeals has restored them to the bar,
holding that "to say that an attorney
can not act or speak on this subject
under liability to be called to an ac-
count, and TO be deprived Of his pro-
fession and livelihood by the very
Judge or Judges whom he may con-
slider it his duty to attack and expose,
is position too monstrous to be en-
tertained for a moment under our
present system" A decision so wise
and just is refreshing in these degen-
crate days.
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Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves,
Crates, Coal Vases, Holds,
longs, Etc, Etc.
wnBSTER WAGONS,

We respectfally call your attention 10 the merits
uf the Truss Rod Axle Attachment, which Ne are
using on our Wagons With satisfactory results.
The Iruss-iod runs the entire length Of the axle
and Is fastened hy snail octaeonai nut VI the out
~ end Of the skrus aud u constructed that tho
woo,ien asle is supported by two small lnx trusses
n cast iron, which supported by the Truss Rod
u the same manuer tie hallway passenger car
stills are supported by the Truss Rot running
leugthvise under the car.
We claim ior the Truss-Eoi Axie Attachment
that W have thoroughly tested u iur several years
Ia al the various climates OF the 4. =. aud 10 has
stood the test with perfect Satisfaction ~ ourselves
and those Who have used it. We viii give YOU one
II The special tests 81 the rruss-Hol " truns
very seyere tesi was made a. kokoma. Tod, by
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15

Democrats Lose Two Congressman
in Indiana and Six in Ohio.