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OrprcE OF CITY CoLLEGToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 3, 1880.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLkGIoH,I
RICHMOND, VA, June 3, 1880
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i between the hours CT o O'Clock A. AZ: aud
O'Clock z. NJ. from the 10TH " the 10Th VI jun
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole OF
elaf OF the amount OF tax charged. TEN PER
charged In every ease where the party assessed
shall fail 10 pay the whole or one half Within tue
time so rmited. -
Resl esiaie agents and others having numeeYo
biIIs 10 psy will please send lists 80 hat their bls
NAV be gotten Together.
Property held IN trst.-plesse give trustees name
/ T. s,tJeSO A. n. W0ODsON. Collector.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY RAILROAD Co., \
CHIEF EsGiNEER's OFFICE,
No. 1104 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, June z, 1880.
NEAJEn PROPOSALS will no receive

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ nc this once until IL O'Clock MONDAY the
18th of July, 1850. for the GRADUATION AM,
MASONRY between Buchanan and the mouth CT
North river. twenty-five miles. and between
Maiden's Adventure dam and Cedor Point, five
mixes.
Information In regard to the work will be fur
nishtd by Major George HcKen1ree, division rn-
gneer, buchanan. aud 10y Majsr G.. NJ Bolton, divis-
ion engineer, Richmond. All bids should be en-
dorsed " Proposal" on outside Of envelope.
ie 24-eodtd r. II. TEMPLE. Chief Engineer.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,

FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP HUMoRs,
are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston II Front
street, Toronto, Ont; and Snow Hill. London; ana
are for sale by all druggists. Price OF CUTIcURA
small boxes. so cents: large boxes, cODtaipDg TWO
and one half times the quantity OF small, ~. RE-
SOLVENT. 81 per bottle. CUTlCURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAR. 25 cents. CUTfcURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, l5 cents per cake; In bars, for
BARRIERS use, 8 cents.
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Troublo I'm Georrin.

FATAL ARRAY BETWEEN NooNsHIYERs AND A
REVENUE POSSE.
ATLANTA, Ga, June "a revenue
posse in attempting to capture moonshiners
near Red Oak, Ga, were resisted. and one
moopsbiner killed and one MORALLY wound.
cd
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, June 20, $780,
sALEs.-3,000 Virginia consos sold at 6lk: 10
shares OF Richmond and Dsnyiile Railroad stock
sold at IS; 10 shares Of Richmond and Danvle
Railroad stock sold at TN; 10 shares OF Atlanta
aud Charlotte Railway stock sold at 20; and 10
shs res Of c., G. A. Railroad stock sold at 32k.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TU1'T'S PILLS.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Bowels Costive, Pain
I'm the Head with dull sensation in the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After
Eating, with disinclinaton to exertion of body or
mind; Irritabty OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Flutterng at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache Rest
essness at night. Highy-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
case.. one dose effects such change Of feeling 40
10 astonish the sufferer.
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ie 21-23.25.26&2S


lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
- sOUP-TUREtNs from England A large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
pretty, u few ugly ones; great variety or Tin
SETS; 1000 MILK-PANS, slightly DAMAGE.
Call carly and secure bargains.
~. n. WALLACE,
"a Ii No. 400 Broad street.
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flour.

flour
fine. S4Gt4.50; eIL.s. 1850: superhne, s4q
$4bO; common family, &5.75@f6.
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CAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR

IL SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
Will be reopened JUNE 10TH under The manage
ment OF +. 1ENNEY 4 CO., Of the National Hotel,
Washington, ID. {. The finest hote In the South,
with all modern improvements Throughout, incm-
dug hot and cold bath cOnyeniences on each floor.
electric bells and gas
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nOwned for their efficacy Ia dyspepsia, drOpsy, aud
all malarlal affections.
Board per dly. 80 10 So, according 10 location of
room per week. sl2 10 SIS.
For further Information address National Ilote
prior TO June 10th; subseqUent, to White Sulphur
Springs. fauquer county. Va. my lS-2m
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CITY TAXES.

ICE-MANCHESTER TAX.PAY-
~ ERS.--l am now ready TO receive me ely
school and special tax for 1850. All perons pay
ing one half or the whole OF the same on or before
JIJlY 1sT MKT. and the other half on or before
NOVEMBER lsr NEXT. will be entitled 10 re-
bate OF FIVE PER CENT. GU the city and special lax.
WV j. W. BR0NAuGH, in,
teo3.tJyl Treasurer city Of Manchester.
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TUTTs HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
il WHISPERS changed 20 a GLOSSY BLACK by
single application OF this DYE, IL impartsa Nafu-
raj Color, acis iDsiantaneously Sold ~ drugks's,
or sent by express on receipt ofel.
OFrfCF. IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK,
fmy 20.e0dtAD2Qi
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Acc ON modaiioBs FOR 500 guests. Finest fishing
and snrf-bsihIng found the Atlantic coast Steam
baud. New 1shlng- and pleasure boats. Address
J. A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent Ocean View Hotel,
or X. ). DoDsoN, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
n lA-lm
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WOOD AND COAL.


GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CuMgERda,A4HD' sPt si,Er
CLOVER HILL, NUrTALBUkG, ana s az ~
COKE: PINE and OAK WOOD from $500 70
s4bo per cord delivered Cal aud he sony vi &c
nbono or otherwise promptly niied from eltner
ofice-7Os Broad, opposite Theatre or isoo ,siy
street. lie wi -. ~, : w.
NOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT nave 10
~ NV ward, Twenty-nrst street between MAIN
and Franklin. 1000 tons ANTHRACiIiEi CoA.r;,
ali s,ss. aud best quality ald Will DC sold Tor easn
a. cheap re- can be bought. PINE and OAk WOop
sold from 1880 to "a so per cord. Branch Safo'
Hxteentn ana 'a'''"s' II. r. MURPHY,
ce so-ao6 No. 2 Twenty.drst street.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOX S2r, B 6dsI..
j sPI.INT COAL, BEST ANTHRACLtEs C avur
1,-S az * rcxrersy PINE and OAK WOOD bEsI
LSar ~ IA - 8. 4. LATHkoP.
IA ia Seventeenth street at draw-orlnEe.
DOCK AND JOB WORN N, NEATLY sa,IsTI IA.
B ECurTn At THE pIsRATQh Sk2sX 1'HT
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

They increase the appetite and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system Is nourished. aud BY
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. rs cents. 30 MURRAY sTREET, Is
my 2g-eodtA p20 .,.5 New York.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and number OF persons 10 same, $3.50 TO $3.50 !:
per week. IS 10 t11; per menth, $50 10 $40.
Ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-'rip
tickets from Richmond TO Orkney over Chesapeake
aud OHIO railroad, good til October LIST. s14.
JONES a PARKER.
je 12-1ms PfOpretors.
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MILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN.
vi TY. two miles from Mooro' depot, Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railroad, are now open. Terms 10
suit the times Especial terms for fIm!lles for the
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re.
sort in the mountains. ABUNDANCE OF ICE.
For circulars apply TO p. +. DUPUi, druggist, 427
Broad street. Richmond, Va, or
Wa. SITLiNGTON & co, Propreiors,
Nib0ro' Springs post Office.
nv 22.S .Tu&Thl5t Bath county. Va.
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rRoPOsAas

OrFIcE or SECRETARY SCHOOL B0AnD,I
NO. 500 EAST MARSHALL STREET, I
RICHMOND, Va, Jpne "a. 15s0.)
'I,U BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPO-
i SAILS will b~ received az this Office until 2
O'Clock p. ~, TUESDAY The 29fh june. FOR TIiE
CONSTRUCTION OF TWO sCHOOL-HOUsEg--
the east end.
Further particulars can he obtained al The once
he architect. Mr.. A. l.. Wet, No. SCI Main stree
where pls rs and specifications can he seen.
Separate bids for each branch OF the work r..
quired, although Contractors bids for either bui.d.
ing as whole will be consi Tered.
The Com N tfee on school Improvements reserv
The right 10 rsj.st any or all bids.
ALFRED MOSES.
Ne 25-2t secretary City school Board.
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s,Lv OF THE RocxBRIpog spRIxGs--pEArHs--
ELECTION or orsiCERs--rorULATIoN OF
sTkUNToN, &C.
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SUMMER REsvRTs.

VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 20rHJrJNE.
miles west of Stanton cars stopDlnz nj The door
Excellent water. grand scenery, and good fare.
Usual amusementss Board: >25 per month Of thir.
~ Gays. "a per week. and also per day. Children
under twelve years and servants baf.p-ice. Bath.
Ing la healing water grati' +. & NJ. BURRuss.
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THE yISAL BALL-DEG.EES AND DIPLOMAS
CONFERRED-JOE BLACKBURN AND MAJOR
J. W. DANlEL-RICHNOND LADIES IN LEN
INGTON-MEETING OF THE ALUMNI ASsOCIA-
TlON-PR0FESSoR kLECTED-IHE X. +. LEE
PROSPECT.
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CEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY
- POINT. Delightfully."- situated within hfty yards
of beach. Five minutes by steam ears from Cape
May. or Philadelphia Boat. liosfeds celebrated
Orchestra engaged for the season. Opens JUNE lsr.
Rates during June, :S to tl2 week; balance OF
season. Sl2tOSl JOHN A. HICKS.
Proprietor formerly proprietor of Baker
my 2O-eo'o6t Housed. Vinelaud, \. J.
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FINANCIAL.

We offer for sale a limited number Of The aboye-de-
scroed BON DS sos and interest, the company re.
serving the right 10 advance the price from time TO
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe So.
curity.
The bonds may also he had from any OF the ollie
Stockholders in the city of Richmond.
DAVENPORT & Co,
myl7 Stockholders.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
Long Point Locals.
Sept. 18th.

OSPl' Olii'
Editors Banner
This little place was unusual
ly lively last Saturday; our club
met, and was addressed by Col.
{. B. Shepard, he ably de-
Tended democratic conventions;
though bad men sometimes got
into them, they were, if an evil,
a necessary one; he said that he
was a life long democrat, had
run his colors up to the mast
head, and nailed them there,
and would die by them; that he
would stand by the democratic
truisms as enunciatcd by Jeff
erson. Jackson, and other kin
dred spirits and so proud was
he of his democratic record that
| when he comes to die, if he
could then think of it, he would
die with a pleasing smile on his
countcnance. Mr.. Halbert then
addressed the meeting; he was
opposed to conventions, rather
favored making love to some
plant radical, offering him a
big slice of chicken pic, knowing
his fondness for the article; or
in other words offer him a bribe
to help defeat his own party ; l
have no confidence in any such
Judas.
More than forty years apo, in
old Virginia, was at Charlotte
county superior court, held by
Judge VIM. Leigh, at the same
time and place there was a
Methodist protracted meeting
going on conducted by the Rev.
Ben Duval. One evening after
court adjourned judge Leigh
and others walked down to the
church to see how the Bro.
Duval was getting on. Now
judge Leigh dressed very fine,
after the old judicial style, silk
gown, etc. When they walked
into the church, Mr.. Duval was
discussing the vanity and sin of
fine dress. as soon as he saw
judge Leigh, he pointed his
finger at HIM, and said, you old
sinner, l will be a swift witness
against you at the judgement
day. Judge Leigh replied: Il
have no doubt of it, for my ex-
pcrience of twenty years at the
bar, and fifteen on the bench
has convinced me, that the
damdcst rascals always turned
states evidence" w.
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DR.. ]. Bradfeld's Female Regulator is
not panacea or curc-all, but simply a
specific remedy for one special class of IT,
regularities or diseases. 1t proposes 10
regulate disordered menstruation, and pro-
tects woman from long train Of disastrous
consequences, and mitigates IN incalcula-
BILE amount of pain, mental anxiety and an
guish.
Its combined properties not only tend TO
invigorate and build up the general health
Of woman, but furnishes such special tonic,
stimulating and invigorating influences to
the womb as excite this organ to the healthy
performance of its peculiar, natural func-
tons. Itpossesses special affinity to this
organ, and exhibits specific power over
menstruation, in correcting disorders, and
positively regulating all Irregularities of
woman.
! have USED, iol the lasi twenty years,
the MEDICINE known as DIR. ], Bradheld's
Female Regulator, and consider it the best
combination ever gotten together for the
diseases for which it is recommended.
w. Il. FERRELL, NJ. D.
DR.. ]. Bradfeld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, SI.5o per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by X. E. LUHN and
FINKEEA & RALsToN, Brennan; Tomp-
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and allleadinI dealers
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H. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweweler, BRENNAN. Texas.

MurTERINGs.-From what the
BANNER can learn there is cor
siderable dissatisfaction exist
ing in this county among the
straight republicans, those who
follow in Davis lead. They
think with Davis that the re-
publican party has served long
enough as the dog to wag the
greenback tail; in the republic
can ranks Col. Jones is regard
ed as this greenback tail, and
by republican votes he was
elected to congress in 1873.
Some of the leading men OF the
republican party do not regard
themselves as under any spe-
.cial obligations to support colo
mel Jones any longer, and they
aae now looking around for 4
true and tried republican to
make the race against him. They
do not feel very sanguine
about winning the race, but
they may assist in the defeat of
Jones and at the same time
maintain their organization,
which, in the event of the cleo
ton of Garfield would be very
valuable to them in getting a
share of the administration pat
ronage. So far as we are are
concerned we regard Garfeld's
defeat as certain.
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Washington Locals.
Sept. IS, 1880.

Sept. IS, 1880.
Editors Banner:
On Monday last constable
A. D. Gee levied upon a horse
and some cotton, as the proper
~ of Leonard Schlatz, a. ten
ant on T. J. Evans land. AT
"Grab All" on Wednesday Ev-
ans learned that Schlatz had
stolen the horse the night before
and lit out. He procured a
warrant and placed it in Gees
hands. Gee got on his trail and
followed him though portions Of
Burleson, Lee and Milan coun-
ties, catching him between
Caldwell and Cameron on Thurs
day Schlatz was left in charge
of the sheriff of Burleson coun-
ty. He will likely go to Hunts
vile. Evans says Gee is hard
to beat catching a horse thief.
The democracy held a pre-
cinct meeting at Mount Zion on
Saturday and elected delegates
to the county convention. w.
H. Unison was chairman and
D. I. II. Neal secretary. No
nominations were made for pre-
cinct officers. A convention
for that purpose will be held
the first Saturday in October.
The republicans held a meet
ing on Saturday and nominated
G. w. Brooks for justice of the
peace and John Mcpherson for
constable. II l were to advise the
democrats l would say make
no nominations for these two
offices. Brooks and McPher-
son are both good men and will,
| think, make good officers.
The republicans have two men
both wanting to be commission
er. 1t is possible they may be
prevailed upon to withdraw and
let the democrats name the
commissioner, by which means
the republicans would get two
and democrats one of the pre-
cinct officers. S.
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SOME SNAKE.-Charles Pal
Inns, colored. who lives in the
Berlin neighborhood, called at
the BANNER office on Friday TO
renew his subscription, as he
was about to leave he recollec-
ted that a few days ago he had
killed 4 snake; that was no. re-
garded as much of j news item,
but when Charley said the snake
was a RATHER and had eighteen
rattles and a button it began to
look like an item. His rattle
snakeship was about six feet
long and measured about eigh-
teen inches in diameter. We
are aware that the season for
snakes is pretty well advanced,
but as Pullins has always main
tanned a reputation for truth
and veracity. and in addition to
that always pays his subscrip-
ton in advance, we have no
doubt about the truthlulness of
this narrative about snake kill
ing.
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Citation.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Washington,
Te.the Sheriff or any Constable. Of Wash
-ington county, Greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made
before me by II. f. Windwehen, that Fritz
Napp is transient persqn, so that the or
binary process Of law cannot be served up
on him. fna =
VOU are hereby commanded that YOU
i by making publication of this writ in
some newspaper printed in said Washing
ton county, ii there be one, but if there be
no newspaper printedin said county, then
by publication in some newspaper printed
in the nearest county where there is one
for four successive weeks before thes%eh,rn
day heseof, summon the said TI6tz Mann
to be and appear before ne at nv office al
Gfeenvine, IN the county of Washington,
on the sixth Gay of November. A. D. 1850,
70 ans;er the complaint of the said II. +.
Windwehen, for the sum Of one hundred
and forty dollars and ninety-five cents, be
ING the balance due on an open account,
for cash advanced, merchandise and board,
for the years of 1879 and 1880.
Herein fail not and have you this writ
with your return thereon asthe law directs.
Given under my hand at Office this the
9th day of September, a. d. 1880.
c. G. CAMPBELL, =
Up. w. c. Precinct No. 6
l hereby certify the above to be a true
copy Of the original now in my hands and
order the same to bepublished in the Bren-
ham Banner for four successive weeks.
sepI6 ]. II. HUTCHINSON, S.W.c.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. :
While there is not much pay
attached to it the office of coun-
ty commissioner is one of the
most important; the commits
sioners' court has the manage
ment of the financial affairs Of
the county involving the expen-
diturc of many thousands Of
dollars. Upon good or bad
commissioners, court depends
the rate of taxation in the coun-
ty, the condition of the roads
and all other business belonging
to the county proper. The
present court is composed of
Judge McAdoo and commission
ers Phears, Winkelniann, Cain
and Moore, the two latter col
ofed men. To Messrs. McAdoo,
Winkelmann and Phears are
citizens under obligation for the
healthy condition ofour county
finances. Our county is nearly
clear of debt, our jurors
are paid in cash for their
jury services every Saturday
night and county scrip on the
general fund is worth about its
face value. Messrs. Phears and
Winkleman are true and faith
full public servants, they have
been tried and have not been
found wanting. They have
done welfsand can do well. We
would suggest that the precinct
meetings in this and the Burton
precincts would do well to en-
dorse both these gentlemen,
Mr.. Winklenisn here, and Mr..
Phears at Burton. Both can be
reelected. Judge McAdoo says
that to the exertions and sound
practical advice of these gentle
men the county is largely indeb-
ted for its present prosperous
financial condition.
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BuriesOn County.
Sept. IS, 1880.

Sept. IS, 1880.
Editors Banner
A sad accident occurred near
our town on last Saturday eve
ming. Mr.. VIM. Collins had his
arm caught in the machinery of
his mill and was drawn violent
ly over a large wheel, crushing
his arm in fearful manner, and
nearly severing it between the
elbow and shoulder; his right
side was also badly crushed.
The mangled arm was prompt
ly amputated and the skill of
three physicians was employed
without avail to bring about any
reaetioni he liyed aboHt two
hours after the accident occur
red. He leaves a wife and two
children, the youngest only two
weeks old, LEE,
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Announcements.
In this issue appears the fol.

In this issue appears the fol-
lowing announcements.
Capt. ]. E. Gray, democratic
nominee for the legislature.
Capt. Gray is one ofour Oldest
as well as best known citizens.
He is a conservative in his
views and is familiar with the
needs of this section and OF the
state. and should he be elected
he will not only prove an honor
to Washington county but will
be one of the most useful MEM
bcrs of the house. He COM
mands the respect and conf
dence of the people and should
be elected by a handsome ma
jority.
Judge J. E. McAdoo is an
nounced as a candidate for
county judge, the position he
has so well and ably filed for
past two years. As he is en-
dorsed by the democratic con-
vcntlon and has no opposition;
he will be elected.
Mr.. c. Minkwitz is the DOM
ocratic nominee for county
treasurer, an office which he
has heretofore filled ably and
acceptably. He is also one of
our oldest and most respected
citizens and has hosts of friends
among all parties. We predict
that Mr.. Minkwitz will be cleo
ted.
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The sqbufbeH villages of
Bellville, Hampstead, Giddings
and Caldwell all claim to be the
bestt cotton markets in the in
terror of Texas, but still the cot
ton continues to roll into Brefi-'
ham Oh wagon and car wheels.
A comparison of receipts shows
where the cottonis going. Bell
vile during the entire season
has received 1919 bales, hardly
half as much as came to Bren-
ham before the Ist os Septem-
Der. Our village neighbors had
as we'll content themselves in
peace, the cotton producers
know where they can get the
most money ior their cot
ton and where they can
buy goods the cheapest, con-
sequently they bring thier
cotton to market. The BANNER
has no disposition to crow
over its rural neighbors, but as
Josh. Billings would say "fax is
fax" 1t is useless to try to
misrepresent the working of
our compress; the compress is
great advantage to shippers,
and what benefits shippers ben
Gifts the sellers at the same
time.
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A CARD.-The undersigned
takes this method of informing
his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he can be found at
the store of Pampell & Harri-
son, where he viii be pleased to
see them. E. L, SALLEY.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-16
conc Price Cash Store. ,,

To my Friends =
l have recently returned from
Cincinnati, where ! bought a
very fine stock of dry goods,
notions, clothing, hats, boots
and shoes. Have as good a Sc
lection as any house in Texas,
that carries no larger stock than
l do. We have goods that we
can confidently recommend. A
great many goods we are able
to sell below last seasons price.
Would be pleased to have all to
call and examine our stock.
Neglected to say that we haye
the finest selection of foreign
and domestic worsted diagonal
and fancy cassimeres in this
market for gentlemens suits and
pants. Come, we will do our
utmost to please ali.
Sep. I, 80. C.G. Couch.