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Real Estate Transfers,

Reported by H. NJ. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for the week ending
June 9TH. 30
Robt. L. Moore and wife, TO
Thomas Waddell 9 acre James
Walker League, $3.50.
Ann Raihui to Charles Raj
hui 2o2 87-Ioo acres Euos
Cooper league, $500.
Ann Raihui to Gustav Raj
hui 2o2 S7-Ioo acres A. Craw-
ford league, $500.
G. A. Hall to Robt. M. Phears
"a 50 acres James Mccain lea.
$500.
w. G. Wilkins to Chas. Eur
cher lot I, block ,, city Of Bren-
ham $50.
c. H. Clifford and wife to Jas.
S. Shaw. lot AIS, block ?, city of
Brennan SIS.
c. H. Clifford and wife to Jas.
S. Shaw, lot IS block : city of
Brenham SIS.
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fountains of Silver in West Texas.

The next edition of the Texas
Sun" published at San Antonio
will contain full particulars re-
garding the mineral wealth of
Western Texas intelligently il
lustrated with i fine map, show
ing the location of the silver
bearing mountains; also a Stats
teal showing of the agricultural
and stock interests OF FL Paso
Preside, Pecos and Tom Green
counties, together with much
valuable matter regarding the
various interests OF the state
from all sections. The edition
will not be less than 10000
copies, and the proprietors are
endeavoring to run it up to 2oo,-
600. 1t will be extensively cir
culated from New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, India
napolis, St. Louis, Kansas City,
in addition to a judicious cir
culation throughout the United
States, through the mails.
Every land man in the state
should have an advertisement
in this edition ofthe Sun. Rates
$40 per inch with 100 extra pa
pers to each advertiser. Cash
must accompany orders.
Counties desiring representa-
ton in this edition can secure
the same at the following rates:
one column space for 500 one
thousand extra papers $50; FIVE
thousand extra papers, $3.50.
Space Tor counties limited to
ten columns. AL orders must
be in by the 18TH Of JHlY.
Write up of county must be
signed by county officials
as regards truthful representa-
ton of advantages Of county.
Money Gan be RENTED by P.
q. money order or registered
letter.
Address, TENAS SUN,
San Antonio, Texas.
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Graball Locals.

Nothing in the way of diff
Guilty has occurred since our
last communication from this
city--not even among the
Nations Wards" We had
the pleasure to attend a ball at
Washington, in the suburbs Of
Graball, on the night ofthe 18TH
Of June, and were gratified to
meet the fascinating and enter
tanning Misses Lena Smith and
Monte Randlc, the two bright
particular stars of this section.
Miss Randle has just returned
from Sherman having graduated
with honor and distinction at
the North Texas Female Col
lege.
The names on the democratic
banner unfurled at Cincinnati
meets with the approval of this
entire locality.
Mr.. J. D. Roberts has return
ed from Georgetown, where he
has been in attendance at the
South Western University.
Rain is needed, but the cot
ton is looking magnificent. We
are to have a barbecue and pic
mic at Rock Island Academy on
the 18th of July, which promi-
ses to be a grand occasion,
Several prominent gentlemen.
have been invited to address
the large crowd expected. A
general invitation is extended
to the public. We enjoyed
some of Mr.. w. ?. Evans best
music not long since. He is an
excellent performer, and the
leader of Washington and Grab
all rs. T." band. TEHoTI.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized TO announce Judge /.
b. MCFARLAND as candidate for Judge
Of the SD Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Washington, Lee and Bur-
Lesson Election first tuesday in Novem-
Der.
To the voters Of the 25d 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 l intended to
be candidate for the office of District
Judge in this district at the fall election.
l 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
feel pleased, as would not be willing to
enter into 4 heated contest for the effice.
If the people of the District should see
proper to elect me l shall feel gratifed at
the confidence in me thus expressed.
a. S. BRoADDUS.
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THE OAKS" July Ist.

THE OAKS" July Tst.
To succeed in anything it is
necessary to have a fixedness Of
purpose, a clear conception Of
what is to be done; then as in-
telligent beings, it is necessary
for US to prepare ourselves for
the work. In this progressive
age farming is an act based
upon natural science; hence, we
must become familiar with the
laws of nature; this will trans
form us from slaves to the mas
tiers OF the elements. In this
age this knowledge is possible,
even IN the humblest cabin;
with the cheap press and choice
periodicals, the poorest farmer
boy at twenty may have a bet
ter knowledge of nature and
new laws, as applied to practi-
cal farming, than ever George
Washington dreamed Of. L.
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To Owners Of Gins
AND :
Sewing Machines.
STOP, READ AND CONSIDER ,


have u new process for sharpening Gins
~ Is done with two machines, one TO give the
teeth the proper length and the other 10 ronnh
Them, leaving theIu regular, SO they will not
break, cut or map the cotton; gins fast cleans
the seed aad makes Il good sample | iii
brushes and boxes, and make old ribs 10 ~
good work ~ when new irepair all ls1n,ls
OF Sewing Machines and have new u,sfls far
dileren, n.achincs. put in such new par;,
a the machine needs when relSair one. ms
king old machines do as good Work as |, new
one Parties in the country wishing Gins or
Sewing Machines repaired viii bring them TO
my Office, or drup me n postal card. ami /
VIII call ON thom ut tlpeir residence and n,
their work: Terms reasonable and work
guaranteed.
All kinds Of Machine needles, Attach-
ments, Parts, OIL, Eic., for sale BY The mn
derSigned. oilice at Singer Sewing Machine
Office. DO not LIT cobblers work on yaur
Gins, or machine agents ON your Sewing Ma
chimes, nor TOOL you ont OF them, hui have
tneni repairrd and save yOur money.
NoHcE.- am agent Tor lIiIlss Nanu.,i Of
Social and business Forms, a Rock Of ten
eral Reference for every Businn-s, La,iies
and Gcnftelnen should have ii. Atl,lrrss or
caltpR &. W. DAVIS. Brehham. Tcxns.
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Issued by H. NJ. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
July 9TH.
Joe Graves and Amy Hunt.
Simon Fielder and Lucy Roberts.
P. Nonhington and Dora Blackstone.
John Alderman and Mary Kciger.
+. IL. Nanpelt and Mollic Haley.
Robert Moore and Rosa Walker.
Gus Brown and Jettic Ford.
Edward Jefferson and Clcmcnline An
drews.
CAPT. ScuUERENBERG is en-
titled TO the thanks Of the de-
mocracy of this city for his
kindness in providing Il means
of transportation for His excel
lency, Gov. Roberts, TO the Sd
lem Schuetzen celebration on
Monday; also for his cleverness
in introducing the governor to
the people.
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On HIS Travels.
CovINGTcN, Ga, July 5.

CovINGTcN, Ga, July 5.
Editors Banner:
l am in Georgia; the state is
so poor pen can not describe it.
Crops in Alabama are very
poor; the cotton is what | would
call bumblc-bec cotton and
much of it is not strong enough
to support a bloom corn is
tasseling and is very fine. In
Georgia the cotton is better
than in Alabama, but the wheat
and oat crops are almost a fail
ure. The people are planting
field peas. Here they use one
horse wagons and drive oxen
with 4 line. They also pillow
with one OK which looks redic-
ulous to a Texan. The land
looks as red as 4 newly painted
wagon. N. 5.
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THE election Of officers of Mizpah Lodge
No. I55, X. and L. Of H., held Friday
night June 25th, resulted in the election Of
The following persons,
!. +. Norris, Protector
Mrs. \. L, Lockett, Vice Protector.
W. wilkins, Secretary and +. 5.
Julian Mcfarland, Treasurer.
w. y. Lo:kelt, Guide.
ii. 5. Tarver, Chaplain.
Mrs. Julian Mcfarland, Guardian.
]. {. Harris, Sentinel.
J.R. Williamson, Medical Examiner.
Installation lakes place Friday night July
9th 1850.
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KEEP cool by purchasing a
Climax Refrigerator of
REIcHARDT & CoRNir1Us.

Across, pevish, pettish, wife quite unhap-
Ply to herself and to her whole household.
But she is TO be pihed, she is a Sufferer from
multitude offelnale ills that have prostrat-
ed her mentally, and physically. She needs
some great woodworking tonic female reg
ulator, to relieve the monthly troubles, and
for this purpose ENGLISH FEMALE DITTERs
stands ahead Of all otheIs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

One who has long studied this subject
now presents the result ofhis investigations
and is happy to say he has discovered
"Woman's Best Fiendn 1t is adapted
especially to those cases where the womb
is disordercd, and will cure any irreeularity
Of the .'menses." Bradheld' Female Reg
ulator acts like charm in "white," or a
sudden check of the monthly courses"
from cold, trouble Of mind or like causes,
restoring the discharge in every instance.
In chronic cases its action Is prompt and
decisive, and saves the constitution from
countess evils and premature decay.
MILLIowN Chambers Co., Ala, July Il.
have used Bradheld's female Regula-
tor in my practice for 4 long time, and
with entire success where there was no
complication of diseases. II il is not
specific, it is the best known remedy for
diseases it is recommended TO cure.
l.. II. DAVIS, NJ. d.
Thompson, Ca. Druggist and Physician.
DR.. ]. Bradlield, Proprietor, Atlanta. Ga.
Price, SLIGO per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by 4. L. LUHN and
FINKEEA & RALsroN, Rrenham; Temp
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and all leading dealers
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

The old and unsightly frame
buildings, which for years have
stood on the corner of Main
and Market streets. opposite
Bassett's bank building, are now
being torn down to make room
for a new and elegant two story
brick store house 3ox6o feet in
size, which will be erected by
Mr., Irving Randle.
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Iflarmers 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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County Convention.

To the Democracy of Washington County:
A Democratic Convention is hereby cali
cd 10 meet at Brenham at O'Clock, 7. NJ,
Wednesday July 2Ist, 1880, to select dele
gates TO the Democratic State Convention,
TO the Congress onal Convention Of the Sth
Congressional District, and to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of nominating county officers.
The democrats of the respective voting pre-
cints arc requested TO meet ia their pre-
cincts on Saturday, the 18th day of July,
1880, 10 select delegates 10 represent them
in said county convention.
Let every Democrat in the county attend
the primary meeting in his precinct and take
that interest in the political affairs Of lis
county that the importance ofthe approach
ing election demands.
b. II. BASSETT,
Chm'n Dem. Co. TX. Committee.
Brcnham, June 50, 1880.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

CIGAR FACToRY.- Elsewhere
appears the card of Mcssrs.
Lieb Brothers, proprictors of
the Lone Star cigar factory, the
first and only one ever establish
cd in this city. Messrs. Lieb
work a number Of hands and
are turning out as good cigars
as can be made anywhere.
Home industries should be lib
orally patronized.
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E. L. Sallay 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.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

ScALDED.- Tuesday morn
ing as Mrs. H. Fisher was en-
gagged in preparing breakfast
she lifted a tea-kettle Of hot wa
ter from the stove; her foot
slipped and she fell backwards
splitting the boiling hot water on
her face, breast and arms, scald-
ing herself very severely. Yes
terday evening she was suffer
ing intense agony.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

ATTENTION is called to the
advertisement OF a. NJ. Bron-
nenkant, matchmaker and jew
eier, in another column. He
has a good assortment of watch
es, clocks and jewelry and also
pays special attention TO repair
inp.
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Greenvine Locals.
Editors Banner:

)
Editors Banner:
Weather fine for business and
farmers are making hay while
the sun shines.
Messrs. J. N. Redford,, aid
Sims, old citizens Of this vicia
but now Of Milan county
now here with their families vis-
iting relatives. Mrs. BEDFORD is
quite i'll at her mothers.
On Sunday a few colored
boys met near Ashvillc church,
l suppose to celebrate the 4th.
One I7-year old boy tapped an
other boy about the same age
with bat. The result was Il
job for d doctor. The bat ma
niplator is under bond for his
appearance before the justice.
The tide of emigration seems
to be in the direction Of Big
Springs, near Long Point.
REsURGAM.
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II is thought to be generally
conceded that the Hon. Seth
Shepard will be the nominee for
congress in this district. He is
a man of great worth and mark
ed ability, and if elected to con-
gress will reflect credit not only
on the state Of Texas but upon
the nation. The great natural
and acquired ability of Mr..
Shepard is admitted BY ALL
Weim4r Plqlndcaler.
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THE Santa Fe railroad has
laid out town called West
Caldwell, near the old town of
Caldwell, and will have apublic
sale of lots on the goth inst.
Plots of the new town have
been distributed.
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A BIC BEET Mr.. ]. w.
Bowers, who lives near Salem
grange school house, on Satur-
day, presented the BANNER with
a monster beet; it weighed
about six pounds.
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The THIEvEs.-On Thurs
day constable w, |. McMahan,
of the Burton precinct, arrived
here bringing with him the two
negroes that he captured in
Bastrop county as well as the
stolen horses, which were turn
ed over to the owners. The
prisoners were examined before
justice McClurg and in default
of bail were committed to Jail,
where they will spend the heat
ed term. The names of the
prisoners are Jack Maxwell and
Henry Toms. Jack is implica-
ted in the robbery of Wallace's
store at Gay Hill last winter. He
skipped as soon as he ascer-
tanned that he vas wanted. He
is well known here. Toms is
unknown. Both will go to
Huntsville when court meets.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

The DAILY BANNER is now
sent to a number of Brenham-
ties who are off on summer ex-
cursions. They say when or
-dering it, "that they can't do
without it."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

The Brennan Greys say
that notwithstanding the fact
that they got beat shooting,
they challenged all the compa-
mics present to drill. All de-
clined, saying it was too hot.
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MELoNs.-Water and musk
and republican politicians are
now plenty. A number of So
called leading colored "poiiti-
cianers" are in town every day.
They manage TO keep their
own counsel most admirably
they are not more communica-
five than oysters.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

THIsTLEs and weeds have
about taken possession of the
courthouse enclosure, to the
great discredit of the county
authorities. Where is Col.
Dick Mackcy the champion
mower?
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

OK undershirts l am the boss, three
good game shirts for one dollar. A COM
plete line Of nAiaSpok and crossbar shirts,
and 4 mammoth stock of drill and jeans
drawers Bed rock prices.
c. A. Ro1YERs.
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JUSTICE CouRT.- On We'd
nesday c. Musk was tried on
a charge of assault and battery;
S. and trimmings, total SIS set
tied his little bill. It's funny to
get before the squire, but then,
fun costs money.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

The population of Chappell
Hill precinct is 1878; of the
town of Chappell Hill 67S. In
1870 Chappell Hill had popu-
lation of Coz.
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SHIRTS,

Mysteries, melancholy symptom Of Sc
nous monthly troubles, are cured by the
use of ENGLISH FEMALE BlITERs It also
cures chlorosis, or green sickness of young
girls. 1t gives an appetite, aids and asis;s di-
seshon, adds iron to the blood, and revital-
ICES the whole nervous system,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

OVER $500 people attended
the celebration at Round Top
last Saturday. Gov. Roberts
and Hon. Seth Shepard we're
the orators.
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BE sure and do moi 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.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

c. BLANK. Piano Tuner and Re
pairer. Orders LETT Ut McFarlRRd's
Book Store, Brenhnm. Will receive
prompt attention.
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FURNITURE of every descrip
ton at reasonable prices.
REIcHARpT & CoRNITIUs.


Gin these goods we are ahead, Just stop
and think, a good piece as low as 20 cents
per yard all colors including black at
c. A. POTrEpS- ,
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Sooner or Later" says a
French writer every thing is
found oUt,' lust so. " MAJ
ried man for INSTANCE is general
ly found out latcr-abodt three
hours later-than hei should
be. -
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II any of the readers of this paper are
growing deaf, let them get at once bottle
Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Rub
well behind the ears and pvt little into
the ear with feather,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

DR.. T. o. Hynes, lessee and
physician to the county poor
farm made a detailed report of
the sanitary condition of the
paupers to the commissioners
court.
Since Jan. so there has
been five death, as follows {:
Wood, white, an old man, of
chrouic dysentery; Bledsoe an
old negro woman, of asthma !;
Robt. Tunstall, colored, heart
disease, Staunton Coleman, col
ored, and old man, of chronic
diarrhoea; Nathan Bledsoe, col
ored, Of old age.
The remainder Of the old and
decriped on the farm are all as
well as usual. \ number will
be dropped from the rolls, as per
names mentioned elsewheae in
the report, leaving about IS in
mates.
The dropping Of them will be
S saving to the county Of about
$50 per month, part of Which
is due to the prompt manner in
which the sick were treated
when under the care of DR..
Hynes.
AT an early hour on Satur-
urday morning watermelons be-
gan arriving by the wagon load
and by nine o'clock there must
have been twenty or thirty
loads on the streets: by the
time the melons were all in the
colored people commenced
coming in and by twelve the
business pat of town, Particu-
larry on Sandy street was liter
ally crowed. There is a wide
difference between Sandy street
in Brenham and Broadway in
New York; on the latter every
body is moving rapidly having
business 10 attend 10; on San
dy street the average colored
citizen stands still and block
AIDES the sidewalk.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

Oh, it is SO nice, had severe head
ache and was constantly annoyed with
acid stomach and heartburn. Mr.. John
son insisted on my trying one dose of Bal
ley's Saline Aperient, did so and it acted
like charm. Try it, young girl.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

ltwould seem that the commonest Kind
Of common sense ought to prevent man
from buying trash, simply because be can
get big pack for IS sents. Shsxidali's
Calvary Condition Powders are Strictly pure
aud ase worth aharrel Of such stuff,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

I5dozen corsets, A splendid line nurs-
ing and extension. spoon steel 1000 bones
new styles, good model shape corset for
30 cts at G. A. PoTTERS
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Arc you annoyed with 4 full heavy stom-
ach Do you ieel.lnll and stupid Of mesn- i.
inSs? Have you dyspopde symptoms
One or two di,ses Of Bailey's Saline Aperi7$
entsill give ent;ge relief and maksyou feel
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

CHANGE oE FIRM.- Mr.. L.
Reichardt has bought the in
tercst of his late partner, Mr..
w. Cornetins, in the furniture
establishment in Gddings build
ing on Sandy street, where he
will continue the business OH his
own account. Mr.. Reichardt
being exclusively in the furni-
ture, carpet and wall paper bus
mess, carries the largest stock
of goods in that line in the city,
and is selling for small profits.
See his double column ad. else
where.
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Is over and everybody sPcilt their good
clothes. 1t makes no difference however
as YOU can replace them SO very cheap at
c. 4. POTTERS.
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SHE Was CAREFUL Satur-
day colored lady from the
country was in town with her
son, aged about six years; she
was solicitous about her boys
health, and to protect him from
the rays of the July sun, she
provided him with a sky-blue
cotton parasol, which the young
ster carried over his left should
er at an angle varying from 0
to As degrees, being careful
never to get it in a vertical po-
sition.
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The Boss RATTLER.-Mr. H.
M. Lilly, who lives on New
Years creek reports that the
toher day,when engaged in load
ing wood on a wagon, he heard
arattling noise; a brief investi-
CATION revealed the presence of
the boss RATHER" in the shape
of a monster rattle snake. Mr..
Lilly opened hostilities on his
snakeship with a good big
healthy stick and soon killed
him. The snake was full six
feet in length and had fourteen
rattles and a button,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

:. Old and yousg-male and female-take
SITS for any blood impurtity. 8
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

LAST Saturday Frank, aged
about 8 years, son of Mr.. Jno.
w. Gee, had his arm broken
while playing on a watermelon
wagon.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-07-08

koR aoomplete line Of hose for isdie, IS
,misses and children in ihe most exquisite
Nstyies and cheaper than the chcapestgo %
C, A, pDTFzRs !
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As will commence shortly to enlarg
and improve my store room; TO make room
for the workmen will sell my large stock
Of clothing at cost for a few days.
c. A. POTTER,
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CITY PrnnertY For Sale.

Cheap for Cash or Stock Cattle,
Two residences near the Public Schools,
formerly the property Of Mrs, Stamps
Apply 10 ). NORTON