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DRUGs, CHEMECAE.N, ne.
kferrr Co bf,,cn Of

Macc1, Gc,, MnIcn 81 1870
Fiom.. having been intimate with the rroprio-
tors Of Swir6 Syphitic Specific" have
known much CT i.s manufacture arc uGa. There
arc mon in this community who wcro victims in
carly life 10 Syphilis, End wEo Eava taken tae
S. 8. S. medicine and a1e now, 20 nj s.nesr-
ances end in their cwn bG;Gi, So ;rco from tGint
Of disease IS the first intn. flesh from the hands
Of his Maker. Dclicacy forbGs their publ;G re-
com mondations. but IN allowed to refer the
shcptic privately TO those who will endorse o7a.
rything ihst can TO sad in lis favor Being pro-
feseionalIy much opposed TO recommending Sc.
cret remedies, it is with hepiIalion | sits Oh nv
name TO this nrliGlo; but kNCw 1chcrcojI SPEAK
when say our fciercn has rot mado pubic a
combination equal 20 ''SWifts syphii,ic 81 ocit.
ic'' for the purpose nCicsttd
IT, J.. n AssEt RUkG Eh. g.
TIKI SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Pro.
priotor;, Atlanta. Ga
Sold By S. s. Lta1beatuc g Ere. Csli for e
copy Of Young Mems Frnni -
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sS ASK your druggist for c,,y Ct 'Youre
Mems Freed" and real 1t!
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TetEs iEE Ess;s3

gesEa sEE1.;s Essis.-
sJEE:.: ~ . u: e, e. &.t-Es; rs? IS
GsssSSIt.s'
EYAHY TnIGAE, u. II IN; sud returning,
loaya &G;s rGrk. from pier 81, ;i.,al river, kF-
EEE @kT'H !;pAN. Al :. O'Clock =: u.
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ihc Steamers Of this coc,paay make coEaec-
tons Il. Norfolk tos Bus:or ind ell points Eaai
s. New Iors with ell points Wost snd North
west. and :. AlaxsndI;s with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and UAio Railroad.
Through rates glVel sod ireiGh. handled cure,
fully sad promptly. Fer iurthor informsl;on
spply to I. q REED, Agent,
Jsnnay's wharf.
WE. THOMPSON. f:escsal,
l4i6 street,
Gnp ZT-tt Wssh!ns ton, d. =.
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u
l4i6 street,
eap ZT-t' Wssh:ns ton. d. Z.
.zz-tasss CLYDK'S STEAM LINE WEEg-
&ssaaaA LII To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL. RIVER, PROVl.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TyJH;;.
DAY and Leave fLiiado!phia EVERY So T.
URDAY.
This line c1EucciB &t Aloxs1d.ia With lis o.
a. e Il. and " Is 0. L. Rs, snd at PAilsdel
phia With C!yde's regular Steamships fer Fail
River, Providence snd Boston.
Freight forwarded With rrn1? S:ness e,t rsrs,
srae of commissions.
No charge for transfer IN Philadelphia, and
0 wharfage II Hos.on. Quick time. Fre1ucnt
departures, Through rites End through bills
OF lsding given. Insurance Ct Che loTost rates.
Agents:
Y. a. SEED, AioIanGria
WIZ. z CLYDE Z CO, Fhlisdeip or III.
JOHNSON s. CO., WISH. N Goorsrn
ism ST.,
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SgSEEaE;E. EEssScsSsTa.
{ AHkNhY SPRINGS,
~ SHENANDOAH CO.. ".

OPEN JUNE lUlh.
This largo and delightful summer resort stu.
sted among The mountains Of tho Valley OF Viz
GINA, only y miles away IRON Baltimore aad
Ohio L. Z. 1T Mnnnt .ieoLsnn. 1"ro..4 tlIs yoinf
passengers leave for tho Springs, being conves cd
in elegant Park WGgonette over q splendid
mountain road, striving in tine for esyly tea.
Round trip tickets issued By railrCe! com.
pencs. Send for pamphlet!
! L. CuANcELLnR Res ItLp 1nrlr-1n,
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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
For Country Darkies:

BRENNAN has several dives
where country darkies are taken
in by regular town sharks. The
shark is always wide awake on.
the look for the innocent and
unsuspecting country darby who
has sold one or more bales Of
cotton and has his pockets as
full ofwealth as an inflated baS
loon is full of gas. The shark
Immediately makes a confident
of the innocent country darkey
andinvites him to drink; if he,
can then inveigle him intoa den,
he is soon initiated nto the mys-
teries of monte or some other
equally seductive game of
"keards," The ultimate result is
the country darkey and his
money are soon parted. Should
the card business fail to work
the country darkey is treated
until he is mellow and partially
oblivious, then a dose or two
of whiskey, doctored with
snuff-not enough to be tasted
or TO produce nausea-is adj
ministered, this soon puts the
patient to sleep; the remainder
ofthe business is soon accom-
piished; when the doctored dar-s
key wakes his money is gone
and his memory is confused.
Country darkeys should keep a
sharp look out when in town
with cotton money in their
pockets. as q. a
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02


THE Legitimate Thing Take the
GenuintS AJticlc.s-0ne of the most de-
the nefarious practice of attempting to de-
ceive the afflicted With worthless and in
furious substitutes of, Simmons Liver Re-
gdlator. Would you trust one dishonest
enough 10 steal'the reputation Of another
to nIakeSfor you anthing, and especially
your physic, not knowing Of what it may be
compounded? How to tell.the genuine Sim
mons liver Regulator; Look for the clean
White Wrapper haviugfn largered 2 in the
centre and The, signature of J. H. Zeilin &
Co, on The side. All Others are worthless
and injnries ihiihhtions. ~ Beware offrauds
andiofspurious articles gottoa up cheap to.
sell on the reputation of the genuine Sim
mons Regulator. >" 's-''"t ii'''tA =
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
A Sure Cnre For Piles.

Do you know what it is TO suf-
fer with Piles? Ifyou do, you
know what is one Of the worst
torments of the human frame.
The most perfect cure ever kno-
wn is KidneyWort. 1t cures cont
stipation,an then its tonic acI
ton restores health to the dis
eased bowelszand prevents rec
urrence of disease. FRY it with
out delay.Thc dry and liquid are
both sold by druggists.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
The Austin County Robbery r. /.


Sam Wilkins and Sam Ban
kin, arrested in Brennan Tues
day, charged with the robbery
of Schlosser's store last Thurs
day evening, near Welcome had
a preliminary examination I be-
fore Justice Willis on Wednes-
day. Six witnesses we're ex-
amined and not particle of
evidence was adduced to show
that Sam Rankin had any-
thing to do with the robbstH
Schlosser failed to identify
hiw and it was proven that
he was at Fosters house on the
Wilkins place. Sam Wilkins
was with him; they went to
Fosters house an hour before
shutdown and remained there
til s o'clock in the evening.
The robbery occurred about
dusk. Schlosser pointed out
Wilkins in court saying he was
one of the men. He said he
didn't know sam Rankin. For
reasons best known to himself
justice Willis put Wilkins and
Rankin under bond of $500
each, which was promptly given,
That Schlosser was robbed is
evident, but he has no idea who
the men were. There was three
wep engaged in the robbery
and the third man has not been
heard of.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

Food for the Brain and Nerves
that will finvligorate the body
without Intoxicating is what we
need in these days of rush and
worry, Parker1s Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves and brings
good health quicker than any
thing you, can use. Tribune.
See other coIumti.s y
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
penntr shcrins
a FfHl1"s = p y q
five have ANYTHING like toler

five have anything like toler-
able weather the remainder Of
the. summer and the coming
fall, the prospects for an album
dant crop of deputy sheriffs was
never better. The desire to
carry arevelver and be a deputy
sheriff is overweening in great
many cases, and our high
sheriff being one of the best
and most kind-hearted men in
the county, or-out of it, makes
deputy sheriffs at a simple
stroke OF the pen. In day or
two the BANNER will publish the
law touching the matter of
deputy sherifs. 1t, on a pre-
vious occasion. referred to the
unlimited number of men who
were carrying "guns" as deputy
sherifs and the sheriff revoked
all his appointments. We have
good reason to believe that
there area good many men in
the county provided with COM
missions as deputy sheriffs and
also with revolvers, who have
never performed any official
duty other than carrying
a revolver. If it had been tn
intention of our law makers to
make it the sole duty of deputy
sheriffs to arm themselves with
revolvers they would have so
stated. The last legislature
passed stringent laws against
carrying concealed weapons
and tits the duty of all peace
officers to. see that the law is
executed instead OF violated by
making menCdepaty sheeifs for
the sole purpose OF evading
the penalty ofitlie law. ff
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, dipthe6a, oanker mouth and head
ache, in Shiloh iGatarrh Remedy. A ma
sal injector free with each bottle. Use it if
you desife health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Soldby Jos. Tnstrani, druggist,
Brenham.,TeNas.1 ....'....
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

AN interesting protraetei
meeting is in progress at Con-
cord church, 8 miles south of
BRENNAN, in the Kentucky
Ridge neighborhood, (near Ken
ney) conducted by Elders
Jones and Dabney. The meet
ing will continue several days.
On next Sunday there will be
an ample supply of provisions
on the grounds for all in attend
anee.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
: HuS noted

Is hereby given that a meeting
qtolthe ,ostockholderss of the
Washington county Yco-opera7
tive ASSOCIATION is called to meet
in the. city of Brenhamion Sat-
qrday the. goth oinst. at 10
O'clock a. M a full attendance
is requested as business of i'm
portalee will be transacted.
The .farmersi generally are re-
quoted to meet, with us,synizs,
A.MoRRIs, Pes.iW, c. c, A.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

From Greenrine.
sEss 81 hETF
" g Aug sII5ISSf. 4
editors BApner: AA Ef

Editors Banner; 40 /
We have been having showery
weather, retarding cotton pick
ing and increasing cottonworms.
Mann farmers viii poison, 9TH
ers viii not. Mr.. Henry Brandt,
of Shelby,Austin county, an
old Texan and scientific farmer,
having been educated in Ger
many for the profession of farm
ing will not poison his cotton
this season; he has a good crop
on bottom lands and plenty of
worms. He does not believe in
putting arsenic and other min
craEpoisons onland; thinks the.
praetIce Of poisoning worms
with a solution of arsenic. if,
practiced for years will eventul
ally not only injure the produc-
tive qualities of the soil, but will
also iwure the people andlalse
all kinds of domestic stock, VI
regard the subject as one worthy
of a.lclose scientific investigate
ton, Nand would suggest that
our legislature have it NinVesti-
gated.
Two important consideraS'
tions are involved: Ist, danger
of decreasing fertility of soil;
ed, danger of increasing. sick !
ness and morality of citizens. L
believe that old Texans will
admit that sickness in the cot
ton growing districts is on the
increase, that there are more
diseases than there were twent-
five years ago, when poisoning
cotton worms.was not dreamed |
of: S3g pa
InArsgard to the Washington
county school lands, l would |
suggest toS our commissioners |
that they have said lands cut up |
by a practical surveyor into 40
acre tracts and classed as 1st
End and Sd grade. and put in
market at sI.25 sc and SI,75 |
and sold on 10 years time, With
ten per cent interest. The buyA
er paying expencess of Survey \
deeds. etc. the purchaser being
allo@ed to bay as much land
as he wants. BY this course
the county would soon realize
some interest on said landsa
This plan would ssy.eld sSd6d
more than Mr.sMetcalfs oAers
$ ~ REsuRGAM.
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SOME people are very anxious
to get their name in the paper
and others have a still greater
anxiety to keep their names
out-the latter class are those
who get into the mayors and
other courts. If they can man
age to keep OFT of court they
can manage to keep their names
out of the papers. Everybody
likes to read about somebody
else's misery or misfortune, but
when it comes to getting his
own name before the public he
weakens.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worththe small price of75 cents
to free yourself Of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, il you think so call
ut our store and get bottle Of Shiloh's vi
taiizer, every bottle has a printed guarantee
o. it, use accordingly and if it does you no
good it will cost you nothing. Sold by jos.
rristran, druggist Brenhan, Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

3 iHoNoRABLY AcoUITTED.-A
few days ago,mention was made
of thearrest of w. P. Ralston,
81 tie charge Of ihiPlitatioa in
the recent robbery. Tuesday
an examination of Ralston was
had before justice Hackworth,
but not :. shadow Of evidence
was adduced to show that he
was in the remotest degree con-
nected with the robbery. Mr..
Ralston was discharged.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

,JssL. AnItnons has removed
to the store next%door to New
bouef Bros. where he has the
largest and 6nest,assortment, of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham, Suits made to- order at
snorl pQtlcet,, anse.,. ns'..,. 81
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

The Best Gotten gin in the
market is for sale by Wood s
Low, and can Be bough+ -, i, -
low for cashosfPl- q NO. Z Veiy
.I "p '' 1aley also have
Tug "a Deders''i Cotton Press,
which, fortstrength and dura-
bility3 sEnollsuperior sin the
mafketoPr near the ground
.-IoG, a. tsrerrros sr-,,,
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Commissioners, Court.
GIa6l. ,a1ibsIiou

mug dSlAS i4h.' AAA~ fSAS"
further proceedings were had:
African John placed on pau
per roll and ordered sent to the
poor farm.
]. H. Hutchinson, sheriff, al
lowed for boarding prisoners
from May IL to August nth
S245.7o; for boarding lunatics,
same time s5zz.a9 hire of
! guard at jail same time sI36.5o
and $50 fer salary for quarter
ending August Is.
Twenty days leave Of absence
granted Judge. McAdoo on ae-
count OF i'll health. -
| Julian Mcfarland allowed S2S
for stationary for use of coun-
ty. ST.
J. H. Hutchinson allowed $50
for cleaning and purifying rooms
of lunstics in county jail for SIX
MONTHS lending June goth.
Joe Hoffman, county assessor
allowed 500 for making extra
assessment school roh, subject
toscertain eonditionsTH
]. B. Campbell allowed S for
holding inquest on body of
Harry Hasselman. J. G. Bar
ton allowed $3.50 for summon
ing jury ofinquest. u -.
Account of il. Moore dis
trict clerk for SI5o for postage,
box rent, ETC., rejected.
a il L. Moore allowed $3.50
for freight on stationary.
Geo. d, Barnhardt & Co., al
lowed sziz5 for books for
district clerk. -
Csc Garrett Special county
judge allowed SEQ for % crimi-
nal cases disposed of at July
term ofcolrt.
J, B. Hubbard : allowed SIS
for k.medieine md attending
Flora Cambria, a padper, COM
missicnefs Cain and B!ount
Voting yes, and Winkelman no.
Mrs Leila Il chinson al
lowed 81 for ztnsking clothing
for lunaties.<. SUf>>
Texas Volkesbote. allowed
$3.50 for printing blanks.
Brenliam Banner allowed SIG
for printing blanks.
The1ceurty ,attprpsywas in
structed to bring on all unpaid
bonds for t thu tifs gf County
cof1Victs.
lg Philip, Franke1 allowed $50
for repairing yell at county jail.
CIV. Brooks justice of pre-
clnct NO. i, reports that S45 IN
fines were collected by consta-
bic J. w. Mcpherson and that
same has not been s'paid to-
county treasurer, and'ceunty at
torney instructed to collect
same.
n6mbss of reports of coun-
ty officers we're received and
fled
Usual fees allowed officers of
court, after which it adjourned
till next regular term.
81 AsGRK Ta;FNfSNf Who came
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Thirty Yeas Experience u an Old
t-stf7D Ht S-1L. 4slN N-'tsA =

JiIE gVUu t-A- ssnEj~f
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one oil. the:best Female Ply
sicians and Nurses in the United States,
and has been used for thirty years with
never fziipg safetyiand success by millions
Of mothers and children, from the feeble in
fant Of One week Old 10 the adult. 1t cot
reefs acidity of';haist6nach,, relieves wind
collie, Regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfoft 10 mother and child.
We beheve'it tfe-best and surest remedy in
the world, IN ALI ezsesEof Dysentery and
Diarrhaen in children, YhetheraIising from
teething or from any othet cause. Full d.
rectiohs for using wilTd ec6fhpanyeach bot;
tie. None genuine unless, the fac-simileof
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by alt medicine dealers. * cents a
bottle. u1 IL .uEm bsd e 1rer.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

At the regular meeting Of
the city council on Monday al
ternoon ordinances were passed
levying a tax of twenty cents
on the one hundred dollars for
general purposes and a tax of
twenty-five cents on the one
hundred dollars for the sup
port and maintenance of the
public free schools. A motion
was made to levy a tax of fif-
teen cents on the one hundred
dollars for the purpose of rails
ing fund to erect a school
building. This proposition clio
tied quite a lively discussion.
Alderman AmsIer said he was
opposed to any tax for building
purposes. Alderman Camp
bell said Yould vote for the
provided there was
E pm. Mr.. Thomas
present in behalf of
"a the other gentle
presented a PROPOSE
Ehe council to pay the
twenty-five cents on the
hundred dollars for the
kprt and maintenance of the
BIS and nothing else, said
build not pay any tax for
Hding purposes without a
v suit. Mr.. Campbell there
Upon withdrew his proposition
to vote for a building tax, and
the original mover of the motion
withdrew it, as under the char
ter it requires the votes ofthree
of the four alderman to levy a
tax of any kind. Thus the |
matter of a proper school build
ing for BRENNAN remains in
obeyance; the building fund al
ready on hand will he held sa-
cred and the schools for the |
coming scholastic year will be |
taught in the old tumble-down
shanties that are, to put it in
gar-coated terms, disgrace
to a town of our pretensions. |
The various suits. to restrain the |
collector of taxes will be pros |
ecuted to a final issue. y |
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40 Good Preaching.

No man can do a good job
of work, preach a good seyWon,
try a law suit well, doctor q
patient, or write a good article
WIG" ~ ieels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain and i'm
steady nerves, and none should
make the attempt in such a
condition when it can be So -
ly and eheaplv re- Las
tie |" -~uIoved by a lit
49, 4Iop Bitters. See an other
column.
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The LummuS

InrprovedoTaylor Cotton Gin,
Featera Condenser, the
ligRtest running yicheapest and
bestocottonngin made. Fully
guaranteed, d'sHyi -i3ashiero
10 KAVANAuGE & PREsLER,
I nsId 5ff ioAgents, BRENNAN.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

Mr.. G. GARTNER, professd
of ancient and modern Lar
guages at the A. and N. CO
lege, Bryan, was in town ys
.terday and paid the BANNER
visit. Mr.. Gartners viii spend
seyeral days in the county IN
1he interest oftbe college. The
sixth aDGual session viii begin
October the Ist; the annual ex7
pcnses OF pay students is only
$3.50. 50 sEl5 .a--1 at2As Z
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

- Cor JAMES A.eAKPBELL, who
hss been engaged as pressman
in the BASNER Office for the past
yraf or more, left by Saturday
nights train for Waco to a posi-
ition as pressmaH o. the Tele-
phone Of that city. Col. Camp
eiiiezves many friends here
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02

ROBBERY OF : SToRa.-Last
Thursday about dusk three men
robbed the store of a man
named Lossow, whose place of
business is on the public road,
ucar the Nathan Davis planta-
ton, about twelve miles south
west of BRENNAN, in Austin
county. The men went into
the store ostensibly to buy
some sardines;,,one of them COW
cred Lossow with his pistol, the
usual formula was gone through
with and between $40 and $50
in money was taken. Lossow
and another man who was at
the store with him were tied
with ropes and left. They re-
manned tied about three hours.
Shelf Lewis, oiAustin county,
cameto this city yesterday and
arrested two young men, well
known citizens, charged with
being implicated in the robbery
and took them to Welcome,
Austin county, for a pfelimi-
nary. examination. Another
party is yet wanted.
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30 Notice,tnRniIders.

Bidsiare invited for building
the Episcopal church fof. the
brick and earpenter work sep
arately:? . Plans and ispeci6ca-
tiohs can be seenlat the Office
ofH. s.. 1aFver & Cor 81 biao
7re II! 'SETARvERy C. b. c.
Eali..sa -.
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Burton Locals.
Aug 18th.

70 Aug 18TH.
Editors Banner: .aii
Absence of your reporter
during the past week, is the
cause of no communication
from this place. 1lt
The post office has changed
hands at this place. Mr.. VIM.
Bauer being now post master
Ehe Grangers are fitting up a
building In which to begin the
sale ofgaodss They are united
in the undertaking and feel sure
ofsuccess 49, ss---..
Cotton picking is in active
operation, labor cheap crops
Though this section are lightaI
The Z Temperance. ! Council
mketsgyery Friday evening, at
tfA Grange hall. There is be
tween forty and fifty members
I'M attendance. Mr. o. Nc
CAtehan,will address. the council
Cd hext Friday eSslit
the last meeting Mr.. VIM. Bur
tdp lectured. : : Z. : ). 'A-4sts
! This Baptsts closed spReh
meeting on the 18th inst, hav-
Ing iprotraeted lit over two |
weeks with much success
There being twenty-tour or FIVE
conversions, most M q, whom
upitediwith that church,. ~
Sphe Christian church began
a Protracted meeting Under the
SUPERVISION Of Rev. Dabney on
tie 9Th inst; quite a-large at
tendance on Sunday. s., ..., s,'
/ MISSES Lavinnia and Louise
Mayheld arrived home by Sat-
urday evenings train FROM
Round Rock where they bare
been spending several weeks
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SfItL AfcFHER.-People of
Bfenham now have % right to
.oOihpiau . ealmonopoiy in tbe
butcher business. Elsewhere
1esesrs thescaFd Of AttJdge &
Stanford who, have opened an
up town market on Douglas
street a little north of Amslsr's
warehouse. They propose
keeping good meats ard selling
at reasonable prices.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-02
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We will inform the BANNER
that the spirit ofold Nat Canes
is beginning to rove through our
band the Rev Scoot, colored
htsachef 81 thsN NJ. E. church
and lives near Graball, calls the
coiored citizens together and
after the sermon is oyer before.
singing the doxoligy he sticky
advises them and Their Children
to, hate the White fokas and
cut loose from them and have
nothing to do with them at al az
we aer bekuming superior to tho
Whites and I say ia the BAsxEN
as the peyel is a dying between
the White and the Black don't
Phizic him. and keep him a live
let him so and the sooner there
IS a stop put to such preachers
the better for White and the
black be has give them that lssri
son twice at oauls -Chappel-be-
sides in there homes and other
pc IS wesAes III lssNEs if
pleeze let him be known Rebel
ion totyrent is abeadeants to
God