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Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Rare Chance,

/ Va wan. to reduce our immense
M Of umbrellas, and from now mn
1 ian. Let, will offer the same at actual
ka All our goods are marked Ia
4. tgurss, 30 customers will readily
1 thit We mean just what We say.
|, stock embraces q full line from the
E,Dsi. TO the finest, among them
n vary fne silk umbrellas, with
dies Of special designs, and suita-
I isr Christmas gifts. suEpPRr, No.
Naiket street, opposite Clayton
Daily Republican., 1880-12-31
Fish.

Psy.ll has on his stalls, in the Third
bs market house, founders, rock 4,
|th, snsltz, haddook, steak cod. fish,
Srsior herring and other varieties
|hs fnry tribe. Also q fine lot OF
tsvn. He hopes the ladies will call
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Animal Election.

At a regular monthly meet
ing of Brennan Hook and Lad
der Company No. I, held at
their hall on Friday evening,
the following named gentlemen
were elected officers Of :he
company for the ensuing year:
II. w. Graber, President.
J. Mcfarland. Vice President.
A. Simon, Treasurer.
II. c. Mcintyre, jr, Secretary.
J.. F. Parks, Foreman.
&c. Rankin, LIST Assistant.
Tom Dwyer, I'd Assistant.
VS.. Mcdonald, Steward.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
L. W. Campbell, P. W. Council.
Ed. Lockett.
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
X. d. Harris, r. II. Hayne, ]. II. Con-
ley, A. Simon, G. A. Gidddings.
The following named gentle
men were elected as delegates
to the 6remen's convention soon
to assemble for the election of
a board Of Chiefs for the de-
partment:
H. c. Mcintyre, jr.; VIM,
Thompson, Ed. Lockett.
After finishing up the bust
ness of the company, the meet
ing adjourned to partake of
punch, beer and cigars, which
was in waiting in the truck
house. Many toasts were drank
and appropriately responded to.
A social reunion OF the mem
bers; mirth, jolity and good hui
NOR was the order of the hour,
and right royalty was it enjoy
ed; the fact is, there is not an
organization in this city that
boasts of a more liberal, clever,
wholesouled set Of business men
than Hook and Ladder No. 1.
They pride themselves upon
their high regard and liberality
towards each other.
The thanks of the company
are rendered to Mr.. H. Fisher,
for a key of foaming St. Louis
beer; to the Little Gem" for
a bowl of Punch, and to As
sistant chief, A. Meyer, for
bountiful supply Of cigars, all of
which were duly discussed with
high regards for the liberality
and kindly feelings of the don
ors towards the company.
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I
Editors Banner:
About sunset Thursday even.
ing L dark cloud came up from
the South east and we thought
for a while that we too would
be visited by a storm of wind.
1t began to rain in a few min
utes and lasted until in the night
and some think more ram fell
than at any one time before
this season.
We had a very singular case
of death in town this morning
but it was not a man or one Of
the human family. Mr.. Fay
cite Smith has for some years
been giving some attention to
improved and, blooded cattle
and has some very fine ones,
among the number two year
old heller which he priced high
ly. He noticed her acting
strangely this morning and con-
Guided to drive her to his pen,
she went on very well awhile,
she then suddenly fell, he got
off his horse and started to her
when see got HIP, and he sue
ceeded in getting her to a pen
where she laid down and died
in a few minutes. She was fat
and fine and showed no signs Of
sickness before this morning.
On cutting her open the paunch
was found to contain a great
deal of liquid, much more than
in ordinary cattle, while the
gaul was as large or larger than
the two fists of a c9TTTi9a man
and it contained a pint or more
Of q real black LIQUID matter.
This is the second one of his
fine heifers to die this Spring,
the first was said to be crazy.
Smith was born is this country
but knows nothing of such a
disease among cattle.
must not forget to tell you
Of the CONCERT giveR At aWil-
sons half" last might by the
Texas Ethiopian Senenaders"
a comedy troupe composed of
the young gents of this and
the HGfab4ll HeighboFhood,9
the proceeds Of which after pay
ing expenses is to be donated
to the church, 1t would afford
NE great pleagare to give you
a full detail of the performance
Of each individual actor, and
give his name if l thought L
could do them justice, but
doubling my ability to do the
subject ihstirn | ,aust con- con-
tent mysh with saying that each
and every one acted his part
well and that the audience were
agIeeahly SURPRISED aud highly
delighted, and that the music Of
the evening would do honor TO
even your fast and lovely little
city. ERR.
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CALDWELL, MAY 81, so.

CALDWELL, May 81, on.
Editors Banner:
The monotony Of the annual
dull season was pleasantly in
terrupted last week by the
commencement exercises of the
Burleson High school. Miss
Julia E. Harris, principal. The
school is in a flourishing condi-
ton. Miss Harris has been
teaching here for several years;
she has a strong hold upon the
affections and confidence OF
her pupils, patrons and the COM
munity at large. Miss Addie
Alexander, eldest daughter of
Judge John Alexander, was the
only graduate of the session
just closed. 81
The Literary address was
delivered by Hon. Seth Shep-
ard, Of your city. The young
ladies of the school-principal
and all, l believe, promised Mr..
Shepard their influence in the
coming election, and their votes
as soon as they were invested
with right of suffrage; that I'M
plies that their fathers, brothers
and sweethearts will all vote
for him at the next election.
We have had fine rains, just
enough. The oat crop, now
being harvested, is the finest
ever raised. Corn silking out,
is now considered safe.
The prospects of our town
and county were never more
encouraging. LIE L.
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Long Point Locals.
Nav SIst 1880.

Mdy olSl looO'
Editors Banner.
l see that Plough Boy, Of our
vicinity, in his communication
of May 10Th, throws cold water
on brother PENIS camp meet
ing, that is to take place near
here sometime in July. / have
talked with several prominent
citizens, they all think it will be
success. There will be an
abundance of oats for the
horses, and Plough Boy has a
large pasture adjacent. Veg
tables of all sorts in abundance,
and fat beeves are not all driven
out Of the country yet, | think
Plough Boy has some nice ones
left; then spring chickens !
there are thousands; they are
good to feed preachers on.
Plough Boy was in a bad bu-
NOR when he wrote that article:
his land was wet. and the grass
and weeds were getting the bet
ter of him; he was under the
impression that the meeting
would come off IN June, but as
it has been put off until July, by
that time Plough Boy will have
his weeds and grass under con-
troll, and be through with his
ploughing, and get in a better
humor; he will then take deep
interest in the meeting, and be
a good worker in the Lords vim
yard; and anu in hopes that
they may do good around Long
Point, as we have a great many
souls not yet saved. By all
means let us have the camp
meeting. There will be a plen-
ty to eat for man and beast"
Our oats are about ready for
cutting, though they are badly
blown about, which makes them
more difficult to save. We
have escaped those heavy rains,
our land is none too wet. Corn,
cotton and vegetables are all
looking fine. There is but lit
tie rust in oats about here l
know of no crop badly rusted
except that of the mayor Of
Businessburg. G.
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Murder and Robbery by Women.
The Robbers Killed.

A Dallas special to the Ncfcs
contains the following account
of a horrible murder ola wo-
man by two women in Collin
county with the intention Of
robbery:
On Thursday last a farmer
named Bradley, Briley or Bram-
ley, sold $500 worth Of cattle to
drover, who paid him $500
cash. The purchaser being
alone, the evening well advan-
ced, and the cattle difficult to
drive, Bradley was prevailed
upon to assist him in driving
them to the purchasers house,
some miles distant. Before
leaving, Bradley handed his
wife the money to keep, remark
ing that it was likely he would
remain over night with the-ewn-
er of the herd. After nightfall
a wayfarer stopped at Bradley's
and asked to stay all night. Mrs
Bradley refused, but upon the
strangers representation that he
was almost too sick to remount
his horse, pallet was made for
him at the end of the gallery,
which the stranger occupied.
About midnight he noticed two
men, whom he supposed be-
longed to the family, pass across
the gallery into the house.
There was some slight noise
within after they entered, but
he paid no particular attention
to it till he thought he heard
cries of murder. Getting up,
the stranger looked diagonally
across the gallery into the room
through the window and saw a
woman struggling on the bed
with her throat cut. Snatch
ing his six-shooter from his sad
dle-bags, the stranger sprang
toward the door, fred at the
parties as they bolted out, kill
ing both. Catching and brid-
ling his horse, he rode to the
nearest neighbors on the road
which he travelled the evening
before, and informed them Of
what had happened. The stran-
ger, accompanied by a party Of
four, returned to the scene.
Mrs. Bradley was dead, with
the $500 grasped in her hand.
One of the robbers crawled to
the yard and died from the ef-
feet Of a shot in the region Of
the heart, and the other had
fallen in his track, near the door
with a ball over the right eye.
They were recognized as Mrs.
Pruitt and her daughter, neigh
bors OF the Bradleys. Mrs
Pruitt was between S and 60
years old, and is possessed OF
considerable property, indie |
pendent of a recent inheritance
of $4,000 in Little Rock Ark, !
by the death Of her daughter. |
The family has always been |
looked upon az disFepptable
characters. bradley, in assist
ing to drive the. cattle to the
herd of the purchaser, passed |
the Pruitt place. and in answer
to inquiries of the old woman
saidhe had sold every hoof of
his cattle for big money,
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by H.M.Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
June 5rd. tsE
F. D. Jodon by J. w. Hack
worth, to Gottlieb Bottle I lot
in city of Brennan, S23.5S.
Henry Clay by ]. w. Hack
worth, to G. Bottle lot in city Of
BRENNAN s6.5S.
Ben Garrett by ]. w. Hack
worth, to G. Bottle lot in city Of
Brenham, 5000.
Joe Jeanes by J. w. Hack
worth, to G. Bottle lot of land
in city of BRENNAN, $500.
A. M. Hughes by J. w.
Hackworth, to G. Bottle IL I-2
acres city of BRENNAN, sI4oo.
GeorgeLewis by ]. w. Hack
worth, to G. Bottle lot in city OF
BRENNAN, 5000.
Rand T. Nelson by ]. w.
Hackworth, to G. Bottle lot in
city of Brenham, 5000.
A. B. Stain by ]. w. Hack
worth, to G. Bottle lot in city of
BRENNAN, sS.S5.
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State Medicine.
From the :selton journal.

From the 3elton Journal.
Upon the subject of state
medicine it seems that Texas is
getting towards the rear rank.
Here we have reasonable
right to expect our nextlegisla-
ture to give 1T its just share OF
attention. 1t is believed by
some Of our best physicians and
sanitarians that no one object is
of more Importance to the
whole people. We understand
the subject as defined by some
Of the hest scientific men, viz
State medicine is the appGca-
ton, by the state, of medical
knowledge to the common veal,
and embraces every subject for
the comprehension OF which
medical kno Wedge, and for the
execution of which the legisla-
ture ard executive authority of
the government are indispensa-
Bile. Gomprehendid in this
definition we have four grand
sub. divisiong, viz: ~ Public in
s LOT me SICK . ana innrm !;
81 meclcal edu uSsl' g Med
,cai jurisprudence ana ~ fuo-
Nc hygiene. neyond all sor, OF
IesSonsnie DOUBT tae state mas a.;
unoisPutsa autnoFty over all
mese SUBDIVISIONS BUT WI
our legislature ever act at air
We-J9oglng the n, future oy the
past-iear II wiz not TO an ex-
/, tent 10 90 much good, and we
oeileve iurtner that the reason
WI De tnat tne mNoHsy OF our
lssls'atefs aye not informed on
HISS suo]eS!s. Woula II not
DC d COCO tnlnQ LOT tne press TO
WHY eP tas Votets .oi our slate
eu WIS most Important matter,
Hlastnuch as ne law can sue
ssssss'lf pfeeeae us puoiic sane
''en, esi!ainiy no SUBJECT IS
Of as mucn importance 10 every
human oeing: by statistlcs AZ
ene lowest estimate tne United
otdeeS iooses aanesny 200 600
ppePs nY aVeioaeie diseases:
4tsssaeHus 8, IS lar aaeaa OF
ieHeS On 'i,e suolecI " s.ate
llieIle'ue' WAhe vs. nate Mas
sehpsgtls iot s3n'e sMngs !et Us
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RE-QNIoN'-Qnly two men
rssponded to the eall Of louis
{. schiIling, our little city bar
Der, fora reunion OF Waul's
legion, which was to have been
held in Brcuham yesterday.
Tbs last seen Of the noble tri9,
kSchilling and his two COM
rades) they were heading for a
saloon for the PHrPese Of
quenching their thirst, The
much talked of reunion was a
magnificent failure.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tor DISTRICT IuncE.

To the voters of the 73d 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, 10 know whether intended to
be candidate for the office Of District
Judge in this district at the fall election.
! have also been told by persons Of all
political parties, that there was no intention
so far as they knew, to regard the Office of
District Judge as political office at the
coming election. Al this determination
feel pleased, as would not be willing to
enter into heated contest for the office.
II the people of the District should see
proper to elect me l shall feel graiifed vi
the confidence in me thus expressed.
A. $. BRoADDuS.
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Fresh Erneeries.

E. L. Salley has on hand and
is receiving daily choice fresh
famiY 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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independence Locals.

June sd.
Ye reporter was
with FIVE pounds Of
tor gar, captuS
CrockIin's ferry, on dis
by Mcssrs. John Mcc
Vim Young and others, W
ing $40 pounds, being 3 feet
and 3 inches in length, having
teeth like a hog. He was kill
ed in shallow water, requiring
several shots to accomplish the
work, after which the body was
roped and pulled to shore.
A heavy rain fell here yester-
day morning.
DIR. Luther moved into the
College on Monday. n free
concert will be given by the
Cornet Band on Thursday night
at the female college. After
the concert there will be an ice
cream festival, the proceeds OF
which will be donated to the
band.
Commencement sermon next
Sunday.
Judge McAdoo has had the
bridge over New Years creek
repaired.
The hackman has placed his
new hack on the route.
Roads fearfully washed and
in need of work. S. N. J..
| am happy to state that the
female college building is once
more in good condition, it hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired
and is now in better order than
it has been in for several years.
DIR. Luther will move in it on
Monday and have everything in
readiness for the examination
and commencement.
Road from Brenham to this
place is muddy and that. New
Years creek bridge is in a fear
full bad condition.
Mr.. Hodde, whose house on
Hockey was burned some days
ago has had it rebuilt and NOV
ed in. S. N. J.
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5VOLKSFEST
Saturday June 26. 1880,
AtSchocnau, Austin County,
INear Carmichael's Storel

We voulIrespecifully draw the alien
lion Of the public 10 an invitation 10 cur
second Volksfest to be held June 20 1880,
on the old "fest' place. The first festival
Of the kind gave general satisfaction to all
who participated IN it, and we are assured
that our efforts this time viii meet with
iequae success: We viii do our best to
make the fes'ivalas attractive as possible
for the young and old. Amusements Of all
kinds viii be provided for. A good brass
band will discourse music. A singing
club will also be present.
oratious viii be delivered in English,
German and bohemian.
Dancing will heglp at O'Clock 4. NJ.
Admlsiea Geatemcn 20 cts Ladies Is;
ehilslFep lDs.er u years OF age free.
THE COMMITTEE
J. e Carmichael. Max Schmidt, VIM.
Marta. i. J. MeNiska, VIM. Ruppasi, Joe
Mark.
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WE ARE constrained 10 say that all / aw.
yers, Doctors, Bankers, Merchants, Clerks.
School Teachers. Students, SeaEstresses
and others who lead closely confined lie,
should always keep on hand bolti- 81
Bailey'S Saline Aperient. II a never fail
ing remedy for sick headache, habitual con-
stipation, torpid liver, sour stomach, &c.
For cooling the stomach in fevers, and as a
purgaiive in kidney and skin diseases il
acts like charm,
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As l will commence shortly TO enIarg
and improve my store room; to make ypp,.s
for the workmen ! will sell NY large stock
rf cl9ihins AZ COST for few days.
E., A. POTTER.
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MAJ Mill,n.ru aaaa.

Miss Cora Hellensworth has just re-
ceived a new and complete stock of the
latest and most fashionable millinery
goods. Ladies' are invited to call at her
rooms over Couchc's store.
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HIItN'A-NHA-t@NA-f0 h0ANLA Nfaft AecW.
SUNDAY. JUNE 6th.
II 4. m.-commeneemen sermon b. Rev. W
q; Baily, ID. D.. Galveston
s p. m--siissionary sermon, BY Rev. c. c.
thspiin- ID. d, Brenhanl.
NoxnAY. JrSK 5th.
ito Il m--Iunior exhibition, Baylor Uniytr-
9p. m.-Concsrt ami Exercises by .Ale,hia
Society, BAYLOR Female College.
sP. m.-snls-Juniure exhibition. Haylor Un-
-iiersify.
TUESDAY. JIM s,h.
m.--Nlunni Association Exercises. Bay
lsr University.
s-t A.siress ny Rev C. W Bains, Jr.
Rockdale.
Poem byS: II. Dixon. San Marcos.
Essay by 3 b. Thomas, Bryan.
p m.-Concert and Exercises by Music
{ ~ Ciass, haylorfemale College.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9th
sa. IN Trustees, Alumni and Srudenis of
BAYLOR University marrif in pro-
esssinn 10 the baptist Church
Urations by Grnduales.
Mtlress by Rev. r. andrews, OF
Calvert
- Basralaarsate. ronferring Degrees
and .twar, Of Hpnors, BY the Pres
fient,
THURSDAY, luxe leth
h. m .--Crmmcncelnenf Exercises BAYLOR
Female Coliege-Essays Graduates.
A'islFess by Rev 5 A. HAYDEN.
Galveston.
Baccalanreafp, comforting Degrees
awarl OF Iionors by the President
p m.-.IsiHt celebration BY the Literary
N,ciuties of Baylor University aud
liat hr Female College.
z Address by 1t. Gov. u d. Savers
= p- m--s,rial ReualoR al Presidents COL
leye Home.
suitable music VIII be furnished, as needed,
by the Independence coriiet BAND
I. JODSoN CHANDLER Secretary
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Is all it takes to get one pair of those serge
shoes, very good and stylish. A frst-class
line OF Ladies, Misses and Children.
sandals and slips at c. A. PorlER's.." '"
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Grcenrinc Locals.
GREEsylNE June end.

Editors Banner:
There is nothing new or
strange under the sun in this
vicinity. We have had plenty
ofrain, but not a drop to spare.
If you should happen to be
travelling through our part of
the county, and come across
a two acre and a half corn
patch nightly in the grass and
weeds, like the Arkansaw trav-
eler, you need not mind that,
just keep on. Well the corn
and cotton crops, that have been
worked out in due time are
looking fine, and that portion Of
said crops that have not been
cared for in due time, ought to
look better than they do for
they have excellent pastures
to turn in. There is consid-
cradle amount of cotton not
chopped out at this date; that
may seem strange to some as
our section has not been WISH
ted with storms or excessive
rains, the cause of the farmers
being somewhat behind in that
respect is probably attributable
to the fact that many farmers
plant more cotton than they
can chop out with their regular
hands, and depend upon hiring
day laborers; the result this
year has been that there are
but few day laborers to be
found in the country, most of
the laboring class, white and
black, are engaged for the year,
or have small crops of their
own which requires their atten-
ton at home; charity you know
commences at home. The cul-
tivating plows are being intro
duced in our part ofthe county,
white and black are using them,
they certainly forward the pro-
cess oLcultivating crops SO far
as they were intended to, but
not successful cotton chopper
has been introduced, except the
old process, of a steel hoe, with
a handle in the hands of some
expert. Wonder if some, good
mechanic cannot invent a ma
chine to chop cotton by horse
power.
The early cat crop is like the
woman's husband, a little too
good she said her man Johny
was the best man in the world,
she believed in her soul that
when he died he would go clean
past heaven, so the early oats
are SO good they lay down to
rest.
A report was current that
meeting would be held at the
Union church, commencing on
Saturday proceeding the fifth
Sabbath in May, to he styled
a ministers Meetinga. The
object of the meeting. was in
the interest of, and to encour-
age a small Sunday school, re-
Gently started in this neighbor-
hood. A basket dinner was
proposed, to take the place of |
a Sunday school picnic. Some
of the citizens, went to the
church on Saturday, prepared
to feed all the ministers, and all
other persons who might wish
to R4Ftake Of the good things
prepared for them. When to
their establishment not a single
minister made his appearance.
On Sunday quite large con-
gregation assembled, expecting
to be agreeably entertained by
listening to essays and lectures
on Sabbath schools, and other
moral and religious subjects;
after IL o'clockit became APP
parent to all that the meeting
was d failure, and the congre-
gatlSR dispersed sadly dls4R-
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Ihave the heAi stuck II gents shirts that
has ever been offered in Brenham, con-
sisiing Of launthied and unlaundrietl, fancy
percaE, cherviotS and caReoes, all very cheap
for cash. As low as three for one dollor.
c. A. POTTER.
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PLANTERS are now indus
triousIy engaged in waging a
fierce war upon general green
each striving for the mastery Of
the situation.
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The young ladies' of this
county seem to be making good
use Of their leap-year privileges,
judging from the number Of
weddings Of late.
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INFoRMATIoN.-lt you want
a really good cigar, or any ar
ticle for the toilet, or drugs, or
patent medicines, go to Finklea
& Galston's, under Central
House.
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Removal.
paMPELL s ,1Aprrsox

PAMPELL * HARRISON
Have removed their stock of Merchandise.
for the nsSs 90 days, to the adjoining Klae-
den hNlkieg. for the purpose of enlarging
AAd rehtting their building for the fall trade
We viii be pleased 10 see our friends and
customers. and promise rare bargains in all
lines Of goods.
PAMPELL & HARRISON.
Brenham, May 18th. ISSo-tlwim-
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CABBAGE, potatoes, cucum-
berz. radishes. beets, parsnips,
carrots. onions, lettuce, beans,
in fact every vegetable desired
for table use are plentiful and
: cheap.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-06-04

New REsIpENcEs.-Mr. Tom
Dryer is having several more
residences erected in the north
eastern portion of the city.
They are roomy and tasty and
located in good neigkborhoods.