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He took six nauseatine pills for consti.
patton. They panied, sickened and griped
him all the next day. He lost his appe-
lite, lost day from business and was ieft
quite feeble. His neighbor, who was also
suffering from constipation, took one dose
of Bailey Saline APPARENT 1t cooled and
gcansed his stomach, moved his bowels
clntly, and the next morning he felt bright
and happy.
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The midnight plunge, the lovers leap,
the bloody dagger, the poison's venom,
are all brought into use, to shorten life
And yet thousands offemales are hurrying
themselves to untimely graves by refusing
to cure themselves OF Those terrible trouble
some female complaints that alilict SO many.
All suffering females, old or young, can be
cured by the use OF Dr. Dromgoole's En-
gliSh Female Bit ers.
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Camp Meeting.
Editors Banner:

Editors Banner:
Permit me to say that the
grounds at Big Spring, near
Long Point, are prepared, roads
cut, SC, and, notwithstanding,
the opposition was strong, hay
ing in their number men of in
fluence, Baptist men, Of whom
l am ashamed we are author
lied to announce that brother
w. E. Penn will begin services
there on next Tuesday. The
committee on contracts, COM
posed of w. H. McCutchan, w.
H. Derrick, A. L. Steel, G. w.
Gentry and John Johnson, have
made arrangements for a beef
market, feed stables, confectio-
nary shops, sc. sc. We say to
all Come, for all things are now
ready" Respectfully,
G. w. CAPps.
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RroN worms have not done
any damage as yet; poison
will be used in fields where they
have appeared. A BANNER re-
porter heard two gentlemen
planters discussing the utility
of using lamps to catch the
millers, both thought that if uss
of lamps was general on all
farms much good would be
done, but that where lamps
were used in isolated cases the
only effect would be to attract
the millers from adjoining fields,
thus doing more harm than
good.
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The Galveston News repor-
ter over-estimates the number
of railroaders listed by the
enumerators, saying there was
200. One of the enumera-
tors informed a BANNER repor-
ter some days ago that he had
listed some 60 or 70 railroad
hands that were camped in
town. That number is more
than overbalanced by absentees.
Brennan can not do with less
population than the enumera-
tors give her. -4s
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a Gard.

The undersigned having purchased the
interest of Mr.. Homer, in the late firm Of
Wotipk1 & Horner, takes this method OF
returning his thanks 10 the friends Of the
firm, and the public generally, for their lib
eral patronage, and TO solicit continuance
Of tht same. | will keep on hand COM
p.ete stock Of goods at the old stand and
will extend 10 my customers the usual cour-
tesies. Respectfully,
FRANK wOTIPKA.
Brenham, June %, ISSo-dwtf.
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WIGwAM.-Ou highly es-
teemed republican friends have
rented and furnished a room,
with chairs, in the block of
buildings on the north side of
the square. 1t being a name
less institution the BANNER
hereby christcns it the wig
wam." In this secluded spot
the republican office-seekrs hold
their secret conclayes, discuss
the affairs Of the nation and the
possibility of capturing all the
county offices that are worth
having. On Wednesday alter
noon an enthusiastic meeting
WAS held i'll the Wigwam to rat
ify the nominations of Garfield
and Arthur. Tie Banners
special reporter says that one
white man aud two colored
men ratified.
MAsoNIc.--Brenham Conf
mandry of Knights Templar was
organized on Tuesday evening
by the election of the following
named officers:
John Sayles, Eminent COM
mander; L. P. Rucker, General
issimo; J. L. Moore, Captain
General; X. a. Harvin, Recor-
der.
Regular meeting, Thursday
on or befors the full moon IN
each month.
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AFEMALE who Is troubled with cold feet
hands, pains in the side and back, palpi-
tation of the heart. monthly suppression or
excuses, will find 4 prompt and reliable
cure in the uss Of English Female Bitters.
As female regulator, it acts like charm.
Long Standing cases arc cured at once.
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Seyenty-fve different styles of Dress
Goods, new and handsome from 12H TO
IS cents per yard. Great drives in this
line of goods at c. A. PoTTER'S
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KEEP cool by purchasing a
Climax Refrigerator of
REIcHARDT & CoRNITIUs.

BE sure and do not fail to see the very
cheap Embroderies. The greatest bar
gains ever offered in these goods are now
TO be found at PoTTER's cheap store.
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THE beautiful crimson blush, the blight
sparkling eye, clear intellect-are so Of
ten wanting among our most lovely females
and why? Because they are suffering from
some peculiar lingering female complaint.
\ sure, safe and elfectual remedy, is En-
clish Female Bitters.
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JOHN CASINOS, deputy United
States marshal, who is now in
jail against his will, was to have
had preliminary examination
on Thursday, but concluded to
waive it. The amount of bond
required of him was reduced,
but as yet he has failed to find
acceptable bondsmeD. John is
out of luck.
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Celebration.

sunday being the 9Th Of Jul;,,-ll,r s.s,j.,,,
suhueizen-Nereinf will eelEi,Fafc In,Ir,,,,,i
den.r day ON Monday, tho 5tlr Of Julv, ~ a
lsuil 5 PASTURE, i've miles s0nth-west al Ilren.
nam. vr1lions, music, drilling, target prac-
Of the day. TUEo SCH w w Y'''e'
rrrst'leDt Salem Schuetzen- Vere;,
r W, StHAwE, Secretary. iupc st-1ys,y-
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independence Locals.

June 18th.
Editors Ranner
We Washington county folks
are grangers-we are, and when
the Caldwell Register man pa
rades his boss" four-pound
cueumher and asks, who can
beat it? we at once rush to
the patch and bring forth a
seventeen and a half inch long
and fourteen inches in circum-
ference specimen, weighing five
pounds, raised by Miss Lydia
Hood, of this town. Try again
Mr.. Lemons.
MoRGAS's MULE.
On Thursday last the Masons
Of our town and surrounding
country celebrated St. Johns
day. They met at 10 o'clock
and installed officers Of the
lodge, after which Mr.. w. Y.
Wood, of independence, deliv-
cred a fine address on the duty
Of Masons towards each other.
The audience was well pleased
with the lecture, after its con-
clusion a sumptuous repast was
spread and duly enjoyed. The
attendance, outside of the fra
ternity, was not large.
| shall leave, on Monday, for
Atlanta, Ga, from which place
you will hear from me.
Last Friday night we had an
other pound party. Mr..
had his head handsomely poun-
ded by {: Lee.
Mrs. Mary E. Farmer hasjust
finished nice gallery in front
OF her residence. DR.. Crane
has nearly completed his new
residence.
Onr town is very quiet, we
have no bell punch to make a
noise in the absence of the 1
schools.
Honey is abundant and sells
at s cents per pound; corn and
cotton are fine; plenty of rain;
farmers are well up with their
work. S. N. J.
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SCHOOL L ANDS.-Some weeks
ago the BANNER published a
a letter from a county commits
sioner, in regard to the county
school lands. A valued cor
respondent Resurgam, of Green
vine, writes that he thinks the
true policy would be to put the
lands in the market, grading
them into three classes prices,
from $3.50 to $3.50 an acre, and
subdividing them into So and
100 acre lots and sold to actual
settlers on ten years time, inter-
est added. > He tfipks that if
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E. L. Salley has on hand and
is receiving daily choice fresh
family groceries, comprising all
articles usually found in a first
class city family grocery. He
is selling them at the very low
est prices and delivers all goods
in the city free of charge.
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TEXAS is blessed or cursed
with one or two quasi editors,
who amagine that they, like
Atlas, have the world upon
their shoulders. They manage
by dint of cheek and dead-beat-
ing to get out a sort of Jim
Crow" paper, or papers, but
find that an intelligent public
will not partalse ofcrow, to any
alarming extent.
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Iffarmers 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 swinils time
and again. Sheridan's Powders are the
only Kind We know of worth carrying
home.
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ELEcTloN.--The delegates
from the three fire companies
Of this city met on Monday af-
ternoon at q o'clock and at once
proceeded to an election of off
GERS. Mr.. VIM. Thompson was
elected chief and Messrs. J. w.
Webb and Julius Kollmcy were
elected Ist and I'd assistant
chiefs in the. order named. The
meeting was harmonious.
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Our POPULATION. The BAN
NER learns from one Of the emu
merators that the population OF
BRENNAN, within the corporate
limits, will be in the neighbor-
hood of 1900. The BANNER
has never estimated the popula-
ton at over 5000, though some
people with more brass than
brains haye been foolish enough
to estimate it as high as 6ooo or
1000. Brenham has reason to
be proud of having a popula-
ton SO near the estimate.
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Real EStaic TrAnSFcra,

Recorded by H.M.Lcwis county
clerk, for the week ending
June 5oth.
Hardin White Adncr 10 Jas.
Baldridge, SIS acres, Washing
ton county, $50.
John Doran to William G.
Doran, IS IL acres, Washing
ton county, 81.
Wright Mccoy to w. E. Sec
horst, lot in Brenham, s25.
Isaac Brown and wife to John
Sealy, 5 SI-Ioo acres, J. NJ.
Hardiman league, SIoo.
w. A. Thomson to T. b. Riv-
er, So acres, James Clarke
league, $500.
c. Opperman, d. c. Giddings
trustee to l. d. Affleck, II I-3
acres, Washington county, $685..
l. d. Affleck to Robert w.
Tarver, II Is acres, Washing
ton county, S34S.
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LAxATIvEs and pRrGaliyes are used by
all men and women, and by all physicians.
One that acts pleasantly and gives salts
faction is much soaght for, Bailey's Saline
Aperient is active; pleasant and eeisiant
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On undershirts am the boss, three
good game shirts for one dollar. a COM
plete line of Dainsook and crossbar shirts,
and mammoth stock of drill and Jeans
drawers. Bed rock prices, el
c. a. PoIIEIs.
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GRADUATES Misses john
ME Lockhart and Clara Ravel
were the only graduates of
ChappelI Hill female college
this year. Theyoung ladies are
the daughters OF gentlemen liv-
ing near Chappell Hill.
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ArrESTloN is called to the
card Of Mr.. Frank Wotipka,
who has bought out his late
partner, Mr.. Homer, and will
continue the business at the old
stand in the Abbott building.
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SHIRTS

lhaye the hest stock of gents shirts that
has ever been offered in Brenham, con-,
sisting of hundred and unlaundried, fancy
percals, cherviots and calicoes, all very cheap
for cash. As low as three for one doller.
c, A. POTTER.
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10 Residence Lots in Hurts additiosl,- 2.
s Lots suitable for business PURPOSES,
in locality Of the new depot.
Lots on west side and fronting Nor,l,
street, on south side of Central rsiIway,
suitable for shops or warehouses.
Dwellings, with lots fronting on Mar
ket street, south of Central railway, part
OF the Shipman property,
House and lot on east side of Market
street, known as the 10 Tom place.
2 Lots on east side Of North street near
the Central railway crossing.
l Dwelling House, with : rooms, cistgrn
and well, situated on north market street.
in Basse,,'s addition.
The above lots are all located adjacent.
or IN the business part Of town, and will be
sold on bcSt Of terms.
| have for sale, also, the unsold portion
OF the Allcorn addition in west part Of town,
and the Norriss addition in southeast part
OF town, and many other suburban lots
Also, dwellings ard stores for rent.
JOHN A. RANDLE.
May IS, 1880. Real Estate Agent.
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We have heard of no chick
en- stealing in long time. We
are not informed whether this is
to be attributed to the superior
honesty of the colored race or
to the scarcity of chickens.
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Sales for Partition, Tuesday.
July 9Th. fgs0.

|. About 500 acres of land, late home
stead Of Mrs. Elizabeth Dallas. two mile
from Independence. Credit Sale-one
half Jan. 4, 1881; one-half Jan. I, 1882.
?. as acres in Morgan settlemet, sold
Tor PARTITION between the heirs Of Nancy
Benson. Tems-Part cash, balance Ian.
l, 1851, Sales at Courthouse door.
Inquire Of the Sheriff, or BREEpIoyr &
EWING, Brenham. Tune 2o-dwld.
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Ball al Berlin.

Mayor PEscH, Of BerIn, hereby inform
ms trends IN general, and the candidate.
IN Il, Parilcvlar, that he will give BALL at his
Haii On Saturday evening, July 4, 1850.
and extends them cordial invitation
Good music will be provided and good Or
der maintained, IuneII' 1890.
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AT this season of the year
the man and brother" is as
suming his pristine Importance.
Pale-faced Office seekers may be
seen earnestly engaged in inter
viewing their colored friends,
pouring sweet incense into the
colored mans auricular organs.
Colored men are beginning to
have their eyes open. Hereto
fore they have been caught with
"taffy."
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For a complete line Of hose for ladies'
misses and children in the most exquisite
styles and cheaper than the cheapestgo to
c. A. POTTERs
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THERE are bounds within
which the press and pulpit
should confne itself-allusions
to the failings, weaknesses or
misfortunes Of individuals, as
such, should never be INDUCED
in. The world affords an album
dance Of general examples that
are ample to illustrate all phases
Of individual cases, and again,
the use of general examples is
not calculated to wound the
feelings of any individual.
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SUMNER VACATION Mr.. w.
J. Bryan, of the postoffice, has
taken his summer vacation. He
left here at ? p. m. on Saturday,
went to independence, and re-
turned at 10 d. m. on Monday.
He enjoyed his vacation, gained
about ten pounds in weight, and
is now on duty for the remain
der Of the season.
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THEATRICAL A letter from
Mr.. Hy. Greenwald, of the IRE
mont opera house, Galveston,
who is now in New York in the
interest Of the dramatic circuit
of which Brennan forms part,
informs Col. Meyer that he has
secured fine list ofattractions,
embracing some of the best tai
ent on the boards. He states
that Emma Abbott's English
opera troupe will play at Gal
weston, Houston and Austin
and will play Brenham provided
$3.50 house is guaranteed;
tickets to be 81 each. The sub
seription is now open at Mey-
er's and will be open till Mon
day, when he will give Green
valid an answer. Those desir-
ing tickets should subscribe at
once.
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FREE The Houston and
Texas Central railway has very
generously given free transport
tation from Denison to Bren-
ham, for the wind mill for the of
the FIRE department water works.
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TALL MILLET : On Friday
Col. w. R. McCutchan, who
lives two miles from Burton,
brought to the BANNER office
specimens Of milIet, one of the
stalks was 6 #. 5 in. high and
some of the heads were II inches
in length. These stalks we're
extra large; the colonel says the
stand Is very thick in the field
and will average about four feet
n height.
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ONE DOLLAR

Is all it takes to get one pair of those serge
shoes, very good and stylish. 4 Grst-clsss
line of Ladies, Misses and Childreps
sandals aud slips at c. A. PoTTER's.
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The CENsUs.-.Mr. ]. w.
Hackworth, census enumerator
for the Ist, I'd and sd wards Of
the city of BRENNAN, will be at
the court house on the goth and
5oth insts, for the purpose of
correcting the enumeration of
e district. If there be any
rsons or families who have
I been enumerated they
lld go to the courthouse on
Il the days named and have
names entered. 1t is de-
e that our town make as
showing as possible in
ensuS report.
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/ have complete stock Of these goods,
every grade and shade; the bestin the city,
organdies, Union and linen lawns, corded
piques etc. lattice figured pivue, al IL l.,
cts. at c. A. PorrERs,
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FURNITURE of every descrip-
ton at reasonable prices.
REIcHARDT & CoRNITIUs.

IS dozen corscts, ASplendid line pass-
ing and extension. spoon steel 1890 bones
new styles, gaGd model shape corset for
50 flS az 'g G A. PoTTERs
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Five stylish shades ST English Roll bunt,
ings, including black at the wonde, full low
price, only think! 20 cents per yard at
c. A. PoTTERs.
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@ COTTON SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&w3m. !. A. WILKINS.
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Tar side walks on Market
aFstrest, from Sandy to the post
Office is ornamented with lux
sa,iriant growth of 'jimson"
81 weeds; these weeds very kind
ly volunteered to grow.
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GENTLEMEN who have pet
watermelons growing in their
gardens sleep with enc eye open
and a shot gun in their hands;
they also take the block off
the yard dog.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-01

i Woods mower and reaper combined,
for sale at a bargain. Apply to HEBER
STONE, office in Gidding's bank building.
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As | will commence shortly to enlarg
and improve my store room; 10 make room
for the workmen | will sell my large stock
of clothing at cost for few days.
c, A. PoTTFR.
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CITY Property For Sale,

Cheap for Cash or Stock Cattle,
Two residences near the Public Schools,
formerly the property of Mrs. Stamps
Apply TO I. S. NORTON
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IT has been suggested that
if the Santa Fe road is finished
TO Caldwell, as it undoubtly will
be, by July 5th-the 4th comes
an Sunday-that an excursion
be given to that town. The
idea is a good one and would,
we think, draw d large crowd.
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CROPS on the road between
Brennan and Schoenau, in Aus
tin county, are clean and look
promising. Corn is an assured
crop-the yield being abundant;
cotton is well advanced, heavily
laden with bolls, squares and
blooms, and will yield heavily
if not attacked by the army
worm. Small grain has done
well.
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lands and suggests that 2the
commissioners correspond with
the authorities of that county
and get the benefit of their OK
perience. We regret that the
great length of Resurgam's let
ter precludes our publishing it
in full. We are anxious TO give
all our correspondents a hear
ing, but must insist upon
short communications. The
art of writing is in condensing.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-01

The VoLKsBoTE.- This pa
per has purchased a new press
and a large quantity of new
material, and next week will ap-
pear in an enlarged and improv-
cd form. We are pleased to
note our neighbours prosperity.
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sa.aetninE New.

anu in daily receipt ofnovelties, m
beck wear and l am prepared 10 show the
INST stock Of these goods ever offered in
Brenham, C. A. PorrEKs.
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C. BLANK. Piano Tuner and Re-
puirer.. Orders left ut sTeFarIand-s
Book Store, Brenham, viii receive
prompt attention.
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FIRE DEPATMENT.- ut d
meeting of Engineers of Bren-
ham Fire department on Tues
day evening, the committee on
water works reported that the
windmill had arrived and that
a portion of the timber for the
tower was on the ground and
that the balance had been or
dered. That but one bid for
erecting the tower and laying
pipes had been received.
The newly elected Board of
Chiefs not having qualified be-
fore the mayor and city council
their installation was postponed
uptil Friday, July 9th. Sever
al bills for repairs of machinery
were received and ordered paid.
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The Picnic.
Is over and everybody spoilt their good
clothes. 1t makes no difference however
as you can replace them so very cheap at
{. A. PorTERs.
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NJ aTTlhSe LItenttS
Issued by H. M. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
June goth.
Willie Wilkeson and Ida Coleman.
Jim Matson and Rosa Phillips.
John Punchyard and Nancy Mccoy.
Henry Williams and Mary Cox.
George lander and TreSa Thiele.
Edward Norwood and Hattie Duval.
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y SINCE she Santa Fe road has
penetrated the heart of the in
dependent and sovereign state
of Burleson, number of citi-
zens of our sister republic avail
themselves of the facilities af-
forded by the construction
: trains and visit the metropolis
BRENNAN.
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Makes old Sewing Machines as good as
new; also makes cotton gins dc as good
work as when new. We have specimen
OF his work which is satisfactory.
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MEN AND goYs LoON OFT

DON'T purchase a straw or felt hat until
you have examined the large desirable
took left at c. P. PoTTEI's,
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TAX NOTICE.

Delinquent tax-paye,s Of Washington
county are Informed that ! have comniied
with the law by posting list of The land.
Tor sale for the taxes at Burton, Chappell
Hill and Frenham. Parties Interested
would DO well TO consult said list and save
themselves trouble and annoyance. The
taT sale takes-place on the FIRST Tuesday in
July 1850.
s5t s X. A. HARvIN,
,f.l Collector.
Brenhlm. Tune srtl 1870
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-01

The Central pay car was
along yesterday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-01

SEVERAL prominent republic
cans, of this city, say they will
vote for Hancock.