davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-30

Tho democrats of this burgh have
large flag with the names Of Hancock
aud English inscribed upon 1t, that
they will fling to the breeze shortly,
of which due notice Of the day aud
hour will he given.
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settled Beyond a Doubt.

No one questions the fact that more ca
es Of whites. suppression, irregularities and
uterine distractions Of every kind, are be-
lag daily cured by DR.. J. Bradieldis Re
male Regulator, than by all other remedies
combined. Its success IS beyond prece-
dent. Thousands Of certificates from wo-
men everywhere pour in upon the pro-
prielor. The attention Of prominent med
ical men has been aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, and the most success
fal practitioners use ii. Ifwomen suffer
hereafter II will be their own fault
Atlanta, Ga, Oci 3, 1891 have used
BI1dfeld's Female Regulator and find that
ills all that is claimed Tor it. Ithas proven
in my hands aeomplete success in the neat
mcnt Of all those diseases peculiar TO fe-
NAILS. In practice Of nearly fifty years |
have found nothing equal to ii.
JAS. G. MAULL, NJ. d.
Dr. 7. Bradleld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, SI.5o per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by r. L. LumN and
FISKLEA & RALsFoY, BRENNAN; Tomp-
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and alllcading dealers
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IMMIeRASrs. = On Sunday
morning special train arrived
over the Central RAILWAY bring
ing about $50 immigrants, men
women and children, Germans
and Bohenlians, these being a
part ofthe cargo Of $40 that ar
rived at New Orleans the other
day. They were hale and hear
ty and were well dressed. By
noon on Monday all Mere dis
tributed among friends and rel
atives in the surrounding coun-
try.
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A FINE large wood-pile at a
mans house is demoraIizing it
is not in the least conducive to
honesty. but on the contrary
induces dishonesty by exciting
the cupidity Of the woodlcss,
who carry it off in detail. If
owners Of wood-piles want to
keep their less fortunate neigh
bors honest, they can do so by
erecting wood-houses and keep
ing their wood under lock and
key. An unprotected wood
pile is very tempting.
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kintaining the paupers of
Washington county for the year
1881 be awarded to Gillespie
and Dir. T. o. Hynes on the fol-
lowing terms: The contractors
to furnish good wholesome food
give the necessary medical aid
and nursing and should any die
to bury them, for 4 compcnsa-
ton Of six dollars and forty cents
per head per month The coun-
ty to furnish house room, bed
ding and clothing and also fire.
wood, standing or otherwise at or
near the premises. The con-
tractors to keep the fences,
buildings and premises in good
repair free of charge, provided
the county furnishes material
for SANG on the premises. One
of the contractors, Mr.. Gillespie,
to live on the farm, cultivate the
same and TO give his personal
attention to the purchase Of
necessary material for repairs
and also the care and preserva :
ton Of cothes and bedding fur
nished by the county, to en-
deavor to keep the place in good
sanitary condition and to plant
shade trees. The county allow
ing the contractors the benefit
of the labor of all paupers able
to work.
]. H. Hutchinson allowed the
following sums from Aug. 10 to
Oct. p, 1880: Board of pris-
oucrs S2o5.Io, board of lunatics
SI25, salary for quarter $50,
board witnesses $3.50, guard
at jail from Aug. II to NoYem-
Der 10 SI29
John ". Gee allowed 500
for So days attendance at the
September term of the district
court.
J. +, Parks allowed SO for
conveying paupers to the poor
farm.
County judge and commits
sioners and sheriff allowed the
usual fees for four days atten-
dance on court.
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pa.E! ]! )! covered s hims
self when Med. reached for him
again planting his bunch Of FIVE
under the lug Of F. Dl ]. and
knocked him abont ten'feet in
to the street. F. D. ]. was
about advancing again when
policeman Doran appeared,
much to the disgust Of the
spectators) and arrested the
fightists. Jodon had put every
body in bad humor the day be-
fore the fight and yesterday ev-
erybody was in good humor
at his being knocked out of
time. If he had any sympa-
thizers they kept their sympathy
to themselves.
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lE- {. a. Potter ssirS.eaiarsed his
store room 10 twice its formet size makes a
very fine display. lie hasa complete stock
ofnndons, clothing, hats and gents furnish
ing goods, He has r!enty Of room 10 show
all these goods and please the trade, and
smother great advantage is, his stock is I'll
on ore iloor-no telling upand down stlirs
to look at it.
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Merchant Tailor.

]. L. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to New
bouer Bros. where he has the
largest and finest assortment OF
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short notice.
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Wood Wanted.

Bids will be received by me
for ten days to furnish good
seasoned wood for the public
schools as wanted.
c. C. GARRETT,
Nov. 9, 1850. Prest. B. T.
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DIEp.-Last week mention
was made of a demented wo-
man, who was sick and desti-
tute, being sent to the county
jail for treatment. She died on
Tuesday last and was buried
the same day. The German
church contributed $40 and cit
liens made up $40 more. with
which she was given a decent
burial. Her name was Mary
Rosenbaum she had been
married and was about so years
Of age. The whereabouts of
her husband are unknown. She
had worked as a servant for
several families in this city.
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H. Richardson, Sac and Fox
agency, Indian Territory, says:
The ''Only Lung Pad" has res
tored me to health, and l shall
be glad 10 recommend it to any
one,-See Adv.
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slsIPLAINx IS made by the
&c that the practice Of blow
olice whistles by parties in
ity. without sufficient
is becoming too COM
uch parties are renin-
'ed d 1e fact that there is an
rdinanee forbidding the prac-
Ice, which will hereafter be
sgorousIy enforced.
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VIM. H. Pullen, Fowlersville,
Mich, says: / have not rested
better for months than l did
last night. The "Only Lung
Pad" has helped me wonderful.
ly.-See Adv.
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looking white.
Several weddings VIII take
place in that neighborhood dur
ing next week.
We metDr. Hons and learn
ed that there was not as much
sickness in the neighborhood as
some weeks ago. The health
of the community is rapidly i'm
proving, and farmers who were
hindered from gathering their
crops by sickness are making up
for lost time.
Squire Watson having been
reelected gave US an order for
a fresh supply of blanks. We
were sorry to learn that Mr.. w.
I. Mcmahon, former constable
was making preparations to
move up the country. He
is an excellent. gentleman and
made a good officer.
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The undersigned has opened
dye house in BRENNAN and is
now prepared to dye all kinds
OF silk and wooden goods, such
as ladies dresses, gents clothing,
etc. AL orders left at A. Wern-
CT & Bras store will have at
tention. H. WERNER.
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5e JuIcE. Judging by the
Arity on the streets Saturday
|enoon. there must have been
enormus quantity Of bug
Ne drank. The weather was
p and disagreeable neces-
ing much firing up with bug
or iig-water to equalize
Z Temperature.
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~. DR.. CHAfli.s desires to
lr5sil * thieves Who have
beenin the hsbis Of robbS his
Pantry that he nav buys his
provisions IN very small qaan-
sities, not more than s. or S.
worth at a time.
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DIR. W, J. Gibson, Of Ark, writes: ,'For
many years my wife was a sufferer trom a
terrible female complaint that baiiled the
SSH OF all physicians around me There
seemed nc hope for her, l was made ac-
qainted with the composition Of DR.. Drom-
goole's English Female Bitters, and know
ing them to be good, procured several
bottles and placed her upon its use. They
cured her sound and well, and do not hes
itate to say, they saved her h5e.'
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JUsTIcE's CoURr. : Squire
McCluag was occupied most of
yesterday in investigating the
"fine fight" between Lucius Lo-
max and Walter Mobiles, color
ed. Lucius took time by the
forelock and plead guilty to dis
turbing the peace. He was
taxed 81 and the trimmings,
amounting to $3.50 which he
paid. Walter was charged with
assault and battery and demand
ed a jury trial. The case was
tried but the jury failed to agree.
In the afternoon a new jury was
summoned and the case was
tried again. The jury said gull
ty and fined him S., which to-
gether with the trimmings
amounted to $685..
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PIsroL SHOOTING Tues
day night only three shots were
fred by the funny fellows 20
shoot pistols just to hear them
go off. Wednesday night long
after the theatre was out and
when everybody had gone to
bed a vast number of. shots
were fred, but nobody was ar
rested. The city authorities
ought to extent a general invi-
tation to all the wild boys in
Washington and adjoining
counties to come into to town
81 bring their shooting irons
and ammunition and let us de-
vote an entire night to shooting,
by this means the shootists
might possibly get a surfeit of
shooting and quiet people could
have a nights rest.
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fARNEks from various parts.
ef the county say that if the.
roads are not put in order Beg
Re the regular winter rains set
t1Fili be impossible to get to
with losded uSesfis. Road
eers shophd be wide
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E or black cashmeres have the very
best assortment at low figures, and of col
ors, all the new and fashionable shades. No
old stoek-l Will not show the same goods
from year to year. c. a. POTTER.
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A fine line of new fresh gro
ceries, Of which special mention
is called to new sugar house
syrup, breakfast mess nackerel,
fancy cream cheese, potatoes
and the famous Leader flour.
GEO. A. GIDDlNGs.
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FRUIT TEEes,,- The alien
ton of those in want of choice
fruit trees at the lowest prices is
called 10 The double column ad.
under the head Of Cheap Fruit
Trees" Mr.. Geo. A. Long pro-
prietor of the nurseries at Laris-
sa, Cherokee county, Texas, is
a reliable man and guarantees
his stock TO give satisfaction.
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DESIGNING VtLANY.- The
Reason Why.-When you go
to your druggist to buy a bot
tie or package of the genuine
Simmons Liver Regulator, and
he presents you with some
counterfeit with a similar sound
ing name and says sit IS the
same thing OF Gust as good, "
ask him his motive for not Civ
ing you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red Z on
wrapper, and prepared BY ]. II.
Zeilin & Co. He viii probably
seek to evade a direct answer,
but bear in mind that The oniy
object such dealers can lave is
The fact that he makes d few,
pennies extra profit by selling
the spurious. Be suspicious Of
dealers who recommend any
other article as 'just as good"
or Gust the. same" Win you
risk your health and endanger
life by taking medicine of no
reputation, made BY some adj
venturer, that your druggist
may make 4 few cents more by
selling a counterfeit articica
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FisHzR, the city mar

Il mad. Keeps his stalls always
81 provided with the choicest
saeats to be obtaiaed in the
state. without regard to COST
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Shoes Of all styles, grade, and prices.
Chiidrens shoes from 2Sc 10 $z.25. Ladies
shoes from ST. TO the best hand made in
plain French kid, or fancy styles at
c. A, PoTrERs.
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RB- Ihaye again this winter, complete
stock Of the popular brand York Minister
double faced double warp alpacas. There
is none as good for the money rs this old
reliable brand. C. A. PorfER-
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ELSEWHERE we publish the
official returns of the late cleo
ton, giving the vote for presi-
dental electors, for governor,
for congress, for representatives
and for county officers. The
vote for the various state Off
GERS on the several tickets was
about the same as for governor.
Messrs. Harry Haynes and ].
E. Gray are elected represen-
tatives, as are the following
county officers; McAdoo, judge;
A. G. Haynes, attorney; Hutch-
inson, sheriff; Moore, district
clerk; Lewis, county clerk;
Harvin, collector; Hoffman, as,
scssor Minkwitz, treasurer,
Won Bcrberstein, surveyor. Pol
iticians aud office seekers
should preserve the table Tor
for future reference.
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E5- Ladies look, ard do not be induc-
ed to buy new dress until you sec those
beautiful broeatelles. They arethe newest,
chest, most tasty and by far the best goods
Tor the mouey ever offered in Brenham.
They can be found at c. a. PorrERs.
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WAsHiNGroY Co. Nov. IS.

WASHINGTON Co. Nov. 10.
In the Daily BANNER of the
18th inst, it is said that II. T.
Hughes in the Christian Advo-
cate attempts TO show that the
earth was created in its present
form, in 9 days, OF "a hours
each. The Bible says the Sun
was created on the 4th day.
VIII Mr.. H. T. Hughes, or
any other creationist tell US how
the days were divided before
the Sun was created?
y ours respectfully,
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y. A. ENGELKE

issues tickets direct from Brennan, Texas,
to any part Of Europe, Via rail road 10 New
York: thence by White Star. North Ger
man Lloyd; or Imam lile of steamers.
Price, storage sos 10; return ticket $50 co.
First and second class accordingly.
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Our own importation, why
pay such high prices when you
can get the most fashionable
ladies, misses and childrcns
hats at half price at Bloom
'bargh's,
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Owls Capt. J. E. Gray
the other day found i very
neatly put-up package at the
the Grange store addressed to
him, supposing it was some
thing purchased by his wife he
took it home. Upon opening
it, it was found to contain a
number Of owls-china ones in
the shape of cream jugs. The
captain thinks the owls were
sent to him as being the champ
ion owl-meeting canvasser of
the county. As he has more
owls than he has use for he in
vites the successful candidates
to come to his house and draw
their owls.
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counEg vii BE immense. Farm
||ssss hase commenced digging
md. selling. Fifty cents per
basheI IS the price at present
demanded
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FIREMEN's, BALL On Mon
day, November goth. BRENNAN
Bucket Company No. /, will
give a grand ball at Armory
hall; tickets only 81. The Buck
ct company is now composed
of young men, many Of them Of
limited means, who keep up the,
organization at their own ex-
pense. This company is always
ready and has rendered valua-
Bile aid at every fire since its
anization. Merchants and
Zty owners should give
bmpany encouragement
hing tickets.
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MAYORS COURT Friday
But one case on the docket.
Major. w. 5. Mcdonald plead
guilty to fighting F. D. Jodon
and was assessed the minimum
fine. together with the trim
rnines. The officers Of the
court RENTED their costs and
Major Mcdonald paid his fine.
No more grist being on the
platform, the fires were danpen-
ed down and the mill closed for
the day.
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BROOM FACTORY McDade
is now a manufacturing town,
having quite an extensive broom
factory. Mr.. J. w. Kennedy
the owner Of the factory, has
some $1,000 or $4,000 invested
in it, having the latest and most
improved machinery. He uses
the best Texas grown broom
corn and employees about ten
experienced broom makers from
tile large factories in st. Louis
and Chicago. Mr.. E. Ingersoll
is the travelling agent for this
factory and exhibited to rep
resentative of the BANNER, at
Burton, the other day, samples
Of brooms, which for finish and
durability can not be excelled.
Wherever he has introduced the
McDade brooms they have Civ
en- entire satisfaction. Home
manufactures ofallkinds should
be fostercd and encouraged and
it is to be hoped that Mr.. Ken
nedy will make a success of his
undertaking.
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MARRIED. AT St.Peter S
Episcopal church in this city,
on Tuesday evening, the 10Th
inst, by Rev. L. P. Rucker. Mr..
C. c. LocKETT. of Caldwell, to
fiss NELLIE THOMPSON, daugh-
tApf Mr.. Vim. Thompson, of
mis- city.
During the ceremony the
church was literally crowded
With friends and spectators. AT
ter the ceremony the newly
welded couple vent to the arm
CRY to participate in a compli-
mentary hop rendered by the
BRENNAN Grays. The BANNER
fishes the happy couple a
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seems to I'd the
,Tder Ct the day be-
anters andtenant's pre-
to making new con-
& another year.
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AN AcRoBAT.- Tuesday af-
ternoon officer Doran found a
colored youth aged about 20
years standing inside Kramer's
saloon. and having a great anx-
iety to arrest him for fast rid
ing, started towards him. The
boy had great anxiety too, but
his anxiety was to avoid being
arrested; he. finding his escape
by the front door impossible,
made a break for the back of
the store and jumped through
the window and into the alley
below, a Assistance of about eight
or ten feet. Before Doran
could get around the youth
made good his escape.
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SLEEr.-About two or three
o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing it commenced sleeting and
continued during the eutire
day; at night the ground was.
covered with about half an inch
of ice. After sun down the
thermometer was below the
feeling point. The day was one
of the coolest and most disa-
greeable we have had for sever
al years.
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as say hat they have
81 successful in procur-
|nts Tor next year hav-
|sdy rented most Of their
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Having bought these goods at reduced
rates, am able to offer inducements. They
arg new. fresh, andlaieS styles, and will be
sold at reduced'prices. You can get cloak
for $40, that is worth in a regular way $40
to SIS. c. A. POTTER.
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ptess Coods.

Dress goods rs yard wide at
5 cents yard at Bloonbargh's.
We defy competition.
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Rar Boots and shoes in asa
R@ endless variety at at 81
"a Bloombargh's. al
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Ca" For good line a Cashmere, bank
cts, quilts, white and fancy colors, trunks,
yalices, satchcls, companions, purses. and
pocket books, call on CA. poTrEg.
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dins subdivision q o.
BRENNAN.
w. Seidel to w .Seidel
90 ITO acres Washing
ton county.
w. Seidel to w. Seidel
5SI acres Washington
county.
w. Hubert to d. Viii
liams lot in city Of Breh-
ham.
r. Lawther andwile
to c. c. Hemming 200
acres Washington coun-
ty.
C. C. Hemn,ing to +.
Schulze 200 acres Wash
ington county. =
D. c. Giddings ct al to
w. G. Wilkins lot I block
IS Keys Ist addition to
city of Brennan.
{. r. Breedlovc 10 Ed.
Green lot Il in city OF
Brenham.
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Marriage licenses.


Issued by H. NJ. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
November u:
Henry Rpnncls and Emma Nelson.
Andrew Hopes and Francis Smith.
chas. W. Hemeyer and Mary d. Korth-
aler,
Ed y. MatIovsly and Dora Homeyer.
Jos. Kochina and Annie Jauuscholek.
Lewis Jackson and Sophia Johson.
c. c. Loekett and Nellie Thompson.
Chas. Bath and Carolina Schroeder.
Gustav Schvltz and Emilio Keshu.
chas. Klunker and Matte Newbold.
William Reeves and Matte Hosea.
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.asSes Iii year are one
The sch6ol tax and
9nildlng a new school
10 over one half
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COOKS and other help are
now plenty, cotton picking is
not SO good, most Of it being
picked over, high waaks can no
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Black alpaccas at 20 cts. and
upwards at BLooAnARGH's.
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has not yet been
WI sas-ain consider
.age from The fall rains ?
em now to have set in.
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The newsPaper reading
public is wide-wake; it does
not take kindly to sim Crow"
papers, several of which are
published in Texas and many
out of it. The Jim Crow pa
per having but little or no bus
mess of its own devotes itselfto'
abusing its neghbors as well as
private individuals. The public
is never interested in private
grievances.
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FINE carpets and parlor sets
very cheap at Z. RtIcHARDr's
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right away so as. to get it in
time Mr.. Moore is now Offer
ing special inducements. and is
doing a large business and
ss6on you forget il" yo1 can
make a better bargain with him
than with any man in America.
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81 Had Cold or Distressing cough. u

Dry. parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatie stacks, weakened
and dcbilitated state of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by '.Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of wild Cher
~" The FIRST dose gives relief, and the
worst cough and sore lungs yield to lis
healing properties. An occasional dose OF
''Swsyne's pills should be taken to keep
the bowels free. They are excellent for tor
pid liver and hilious complaints.
a Trankfortf iSs.l Physician Writes.
SOME month; kgo the daughter Of one of
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4 ~ Skin Eruptions arising from Impure
Isspod speedily removed BY S. S. S.-try it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-18

brThe celebrated Hurcules
drawers at BLooMBAKGH's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-18

Striped monies in all designs
from IL I-2c up. BLooMBARGH.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-11-18

SEsEs.-F. f. Of AUS
tin, requests the BANNER to
state that he will walk a square
49, and toe match With any
in Washington county,
q niles. for from 500 to
dside. and viii give said
minutes start. The
aolsce in BRENNAN.
Lock Boy g.