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Rev. Sylvlnus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freemag We y ould by
no means recommend any kind OF meGi-
cine which We did not know to I've good
.r-iicsiniy for infants. But of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge; in our own family it has prov
cd blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains, quiet sleep, and
the Parepts unkroken rest at night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings.
Here is an article which works to Perlec
ton. and which is harmless; for the sleep
which it affords the infant is perfectly natu-
raj, and the little cheiub awakes as "hright
as button" And during the process of
ieething, its value is incalculable. We
have frequently heard mothers say that
they would not be without il from the birth
of the child till it had finished with the
teething siege. on any consideration what
ever. Sold by all druggists. IS cent,
bottle.
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A MARRIAGE LIcENsE.-On
Friday a young man appeared
at the county clerks office and
applied for marriage liscense.
Being a stranger to the county
clerk he was asked to swear
that the young lady whose
name was to occupy the second
blank in the license was over
eighteen years of age. He
swore like a sailor and the COW
eted document was tranferred
to his pocket and from his
pocket a dollar and a half was
transferred to the wallet of the
county clerk. So far the young
man and the county clerk were
both happy. Shortly after
wards the irate father of the
girl appeared and said that his
daughter was not of age and
that he did not want her to
marry the chap. Deputy sher-
if Simmons started in pursuit
of the matrimonial candidate,
overhauled him and captured
the marriage license. The
county clerk still has the dollar
and half as the young man
forgot to come back and claim
il.
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HAUNTED HoUsE.-It will be
remembered that last winter a
white women was drowned in
Big Sandy not far from the Rip
petoe plantation. Near the
creek where the drowning &C.
Cured there is a cabin that was
formerly occupied by colored
people. By SOME means the
report that this cabin was
haunted rapidly gained ground;
it was that drowned woman
could be seen walking the floor
of the cabin with one arm
raised to her head. A day or
two ago about dozen Brennan
darkies went out to see the wo-
man, none of them saw her,
but one Of them came back and
reported that he did see a little
niger naked and running like
ode debbil." The little mig had
been in swimming and some one
had hid or stole his clothes.
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Why are You Billions!

Because you have allowed
your bowels to become costive,
and liver torpid. Use Kidney
Wort to produce a free state Of
the bowels, and it will stimulate
the liver to proper acton, clean
the skin of its yellowhess, cure
bilious headache, and cause new
life in the blood. Druggists
have it, both dry and liquid
lions Herald.
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Chappen Hill Locals.
July Ist.

July Isl.
Editors Banner:
Andrew Swearingen, eX-con-
vict, borrowed Isaac Phillips
horse last week while Isaac was
asleep, and took a ride over NJ
to Grimes county; finding a
purchaser he sold the horse.
Isaac hearing that Andrew had
the horse procured a warrant
and sent Polk Davis after him.
Polk found the gentleman, who,
on being notified that he was
wanted, siezed an axe and
made for Polk; but when he
got near enough to Polk he re-
ceived a good sized piece of
lead; this enabled the officer to
control his prisoner, who now
pines in the calaboose. The
wound is not dangerous.
Yesterday, at ? o'clock,
while the gravel tram was at the
depot, one of the hands, a col
ored man, fell off in front of
one of the fats which passed
over his legs, cutting one off
above the knee and mangling
the other in a terrible manner.
He died in two hours after re-
ceiving his injuries and was
buried by the railroad compa-
ny. Inquest was held finding a
verdict in accordance with the
above facts. His name was
Charles Smith.
The drouth has seriously in
jured corn, but there will be
considerable made, neverthe-
less. Plenty of old corn in the
neighborhood. L. E. C,
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From Greenvine.
June soth.

June. soth.
Editors Banner:
For over two years the post
master at this place has trans
ported the mail three times a
week from Burton at his own
expense for the accommodation
of our citizens. After the Ist
of July the government puts on
a regular mail from Burton to
this office and a weekly mail
from Brennan to Shelby via
Greenvine.
We are in the midst of a
drought that threatens to cut
corn and cotton off. Rev. Mr..
Shuck Of the Primitive Baptist
church preached an elaborate
sermon here last Sunday.
RESURGAM.
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BuRNETTs COCAINE.

Is renowned as pure and effective
hair dressing in every quarter of the world.
For thirty years it has been 4 favorite
with the people and leader with the
trade. The name "CoCoAISE" has be-
come valuable property. Burnett & Co.
have established their sole right to its use
in several suits at law, thus protecting the
public and themselves from imposition.
The superiority Of BUsNErr's FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS consist in their perfect put
ri'y and great strength.
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HORSE THIEF.-Colored dep
uty sheriff Knoxson, of the
Chappell Hill precinct, on
Wednesday brought to town
and lodged in Jail one Andrew
Swearingen, a Zulu, charged
with stealing a horse from a
freedman, living near Chappell
Hill, and selling it in Grimes
county.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has a
large number of bad boys who
know that there is no school are
prone to get into mischief. They
gather in squads Of from three
TO five or six and raise rows
with smaller crowds of boys.
THE young hoodlums arm
themselves with clubs, brick
Ats and knives and are always
eady for mischief. The par
,ents ofthe boys should keep a
close watch on them.
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Merchant Tailor,

J. 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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Independence Locals.

June 80.
Editors BANNER:
Crops here, as elsewhere, are
badly in need of rain, and if it
does not rain soon the corn
crop will be short, and cotton
will make next to nothing
We have had several showers
in the last day or two, but just
hard enough to settle the dust.
Mrs. Nathan Clampitt is very
sick and expected to die at any
moment.
Gen. J. B. Robertson spent
several days in our town last
week, visiting friends and on
business too I presume.
Mr.. L. R. Bryan, of La
Grange, has been visiting his
parents and old friends for sew
craI weeks but left 4 Jew days
since for his home. Mr.. BRYAN
is editor Of the LaGrange Jour
nal,and quite promising young
man.
Different parties have left this
place to spend a few weeks
prospecting in some of the up
per counties; they think Of
moving if they find suitable
place to locate.
Miss Hatchett has just return
ed from Chappell Hill, where
she has been visiting relatives
for the last week or so.
DR.. Crane returned to-day
from Corsicana; he has been
attending the State Teachers
Association. L,
July 9th 1881.
We are still badly in need Of
rain, have had several heavy
showers, but hardly enough to
do any good.
Mrs. CIampitt, one of our
Oldest citizens, died on the 5oth
OF June and was inferred in the
family grave yard on the follow
ing evening. Deceased was a
sister o. Capt. Dallas of this
place, and of Mrs. Duncan OF
Rockdale.
Mr.. G. B. Davis who has been
travelling for his health. arrived
here Thursday and left Tuesday
for Gonzales to attend the Sun
day school convention.-Mr.
G. w. Breedlove and family left
several days since for Mountain
city to spend the SUMMER
Prof. Chandler who has been
spending several days with his
parents at Gainesville, got back
Thursday.-Gen. A. T. Haw-
thorn is in town.
Two negroes passed through
town on the 4th one riding a
roam, the other riding a brown
horse. They were suspicioned
by some gentlemen followed
and overtaken them at Mr..
John Stewards where they had
halted. The gentlemen got
into conversation with them and
after while sent them out to
feed their horses 1.-THE negroes
horses and have not been seen
since. They skipped out on
foot and left the horses. Both
had no horn saddles and were
riding with halters. The horses
are very good looking, but bad
ly jaded, they are supposed to
be stolen.
Mrs. Hughes who has been
quite i'll for several weeks is i'm
proving.
Our citizens are very indig-
nant at the attempted assassina-
lion of president Garfield, and
are anxious for his speedy re-
.ove1v. u.
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OF personal appearance should not
neglect that natural necessity, the hair
BY many 1t has been neglected until it
has grown thin, gray, or entirely fallen
off. The London Hair Color RcStor.
or restores Natures losses and impartS
healthy, natural color, thickens thin
hair, cures dandruff and all itchy erup-
tons on the scalp, insuring luxuriant
growth of hair, in its natural color.
Ask your druggist for London Hair
ReStorer, universally used by the fash
ionable world both at home and abroad
Price * cents. Six bottles S..
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TEXAS VETERANS. = Friday
and Saturday the following
named Texas veterans, citizens
Of this county, appeared before
the county clerk and proved up
their claims: Moses Austin
Bryan, L. c. Clemens and Geo.
w. Petty, San Jacinto veterans;
Geo. w. Brooks, ]. L. Dallas,
A. c. Delaplain, Texas vete-
rams. There are Others in the
county who have not yet come
-
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New FIRM.-Elsewhere ap-
pears the law card of Garrett &
Garrett, successors to the well
known firm of Shepard & Gar
rett. The senior member OF the
new firm, Mr.. c. c. Garrett, has
for number of years been the
law partner of Mr.. Seth Shop
|ard. The junior is the younger
brother of Mr.. c. c, Garrett
Both the gentlemen are too well
known to need any Introduction
at our hands.
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A. N. Galloway has removed
to the Dwyer building, corner of
Main and St. Charles streets,
where he has fitted up a new
and splendid gallery and is now
prepared TO take pictures in the
highest style of the art.
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y A KINKY IDEA.--A colored
man of more than average in
telligence in conversation with
a gentleman on Tuesday in
regard to the attempted assas-
sionation of the president, said
that it had been done by a
southern man and that the
government would soon Con
isticate" all the property in the
south. When informed that
the assassin was a northern
man he was confused. The
puzzle is, who put this kinky
idea into the head OF the color
ed people-the newspapers
never limited such a thing.
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B. LEHMAN has lately refitted
his saloon, having had it pa
pered and painted and grained.
The painting and papering is
the work Of Rogers & Amery
and shows that they thoroughly
understand their business. Mr..
Lehman's saloon is now one of
the neatest in the city.
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Gin and Press.

The best Gotten gin in the
market is for sale by Wood &
Low, and can be bought very
low for cash. They also have
the "Reeders" Cotton Press,
which, for strength and dura-
bility, has no superior in the
market. Prices near the ground
low.
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scr,Eeh no ,rere-1.sl,,nr rlrc.

Is one of the most annoying diseases
in the world, aud yet all can ind sure
relief by the use of Dr.. Swayne'S Oint-
m-ut. It has been tested in thousands
OF instances and invariably makes a
sure cure. The symptoms arc moisture
like Precipitation, intense itching. in
creased by scratching. very Distress
ing, particularly at night. as If PIN
worms were crawling in and about the
rcctum; the private parts are some
tunes affected. Reader, if you are suf-
fcrug from this distressing complaint,
letter, itch, scald head, ringworm, bar
bcr'S itch, any crusty, scaly, skin erup-
tons, use DR.. Swayne's Ointment and
be cured. Sent by mail for 80 cents;
dnee boxes SI.25. Address letters,
DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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A WARNING.-Two negroes,
Green Randle and Allen Ayers,
were tried by jury in the JUS
tees court on Friday on the
charge OF stealing peaches from
orchard of Col. Lawther. They
were found guilty and fined s.
each, which together with the
trimmings made their bills S27
each. Having no money they
were committed to jail. Peach
stealers will take warning by
the fate of Green and Allen and
sin no more. They could easl-
ly have stolen peaches enough
to have paid their fines, but the
trimmings landed EN- in the
jug.
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ACURIosITY.-Maj. McDon-
aid yesterday had a natural
curiosity in the shape of 10 per-
feet heads of cabbage growing
on one stalk; it weighed 6 I-2
pounds and was raised by Mr.:
Newman s miles southeast of
town.
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The largest assortment OF wall
paper and straw mating in the
city E. REIcEARDT.
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The city assessor and COL
lector having made another levy
on property for unpaid taxes an
injunction was granted by the
county judge. The case will
be heard in a day or two.
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Mrs. HuBERT, a white wo-
man with several small Children,
is in destitute circumstances
and is sick in bed without neces-
sanes of life in the house. She
is compelled to send her little
children out beggaS From
what we can learn sIrs, Hubert
IS a deserving object of charity.
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0. What a Cough /!

VIII you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves ifyou can afford for the sake of saw
ing 90 cents, to run the risk and do nothing
for it We know from experience that Shi-
loh'S cure will cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than mil
lion bottles were sold the past year. 1t re-
lieves Group, and whooping cough, at once.
Mothers do not be without it. For Lame
Back, side, or chest, use Shiloh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by Jos. Tristrau, druggist,
BRENNAN, Texas.
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Chappell Hill Locals.
July 9th, 1881,

July 9th, 1881.
Editors Banner:
John A. Traylor shot Tom
Garrett, colored, in the thigh
this morning before day. Wound
not dangerous, difficulty grew
out of a game of cards. No
further particulars. Tom Gar
rett is the man who was tried
for the murder Of Bellingslea
some time ago.
L. Z. c.
The Ithica IN. W Ithican
sSSes; Our druggists re-
- Jacobs Oil goes
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VANDALISM. = The BANNER
is credibly informed that par
ties living in the neighborhood
of the creeks in this county,
most of which have ceased run
ming and are now standing in
pools or water holes, have been
making practice Of muddying
the water in the holes, thus
killing all the fish, big and lit
tie. The law prevents such
wanton destruction Of fish and
the offenders should be repor-
ted and prosecuted. SENS with
meshes less than two and half
inces square are illegal.
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On last Thursday night Rev.
Jno. D. Wright, a young gen
tleman who was raised in this
city, but who for several years
has been living in the vicinity
Of Austin, occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist church. His
sermon is highly spoken of as
shown great improvement since
he was last here. Mr.. Wright
gives promise of a brilliant
future and if he continues his
E,dies, is destined to occupy
As,<snk in his church.
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The fest at Industry, Austin
county, last Saturday was large
ly attended; there was a pro-
cession, an abundance of beer
and music; an address was de-
livered by Mr.. Rudolph Krug
of this county; exercises by the
turner's and dancing on a man.
moth platform erected in a
beautiful grove. The dancing
was kept up till daylight on
Sunday morning. The entire
fest passed off pleasantly.
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Gray Hairs are Honorable,
but their premature appearance
is annoying. Parker's Hair
Balsam is popular for cleanliness
and promptly restoring the
youthful color.
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Gi& improvements.

tleman That BRENNAN IS qzIn eXpe
: state riencing a regular boom in the
, most way Of growth and general i'm
e state provement no sane person vii
IS we'll deny. 1t is to be seen on every
IS men hand. New buildings are go
l num- ing up as fast as the matcria
ged in with which to erect them car
nd cot be obtained. The following is
special partial list of the new build.
Hous- ings now in course of construc.
cotton ton:
Cleve On the northeast corner oil
nstrate the square, fronting on Main
Ship and North streets. Mr.. H. w.
In his GRADER is erecting an elegant
honest three story brick, the dimen-
course sions of WI ais 5ox6o. 1t
toners is to be- up in tasty
J |. !. !: !. !
mes. If styleS hpieted-witl
cotto2e = gs has in
M oxI2o, two
ID being built
material, and
i1ated and con-
led. The lower
titute one store
- suitable for a
C.,e, the upper
cut up into offices
g. Lieb is erecting a
in the rear of Colonel
Is, fronting Main street,
ich is also to be two stories
h. These two buildings
omprise an entire half block;
oth buildings are being erect
ed under the supervision of
Col. Giddings, and will have
frontage on Main, Douglass and
Sandy streets. There are five
large cisterns and large water
reservoir will be placed on the
root. Thesei.. buildings will
!. have thorough ventilation and
y. will contain seventy-six win
dows; there will be hall in the
second story running through
. from Main to Sandy streets.
OF No pains or expense will be
'nVict spared to make it one of the
'eo TO finest and most pleasant build
camp ings in the city. 1t is expected
D. on that these buildings will be COM
n the pleted and ready for occupancy
oaii by the Ist OF September.
't the The second story of Col. G''s
Use OF building would make an ele-
'ougn giant opera house by putting on
upper mansard roof to make room
enect for gallery; or if the partitions
.ough we're left out would make a fine
hson' ball room, thing greatly need
ieit ed in BRENNAN.
can't Messrs r r H.,n;,, and
are F. Kiber have just completed a
one-story brick building 6oxSo.
Troes, which has been divided into
yers, two store rooms. They front
JUS on Douglass, street Inside those
the buildings are two large cisterns,
from and handsome awning has
They been erected in front.
ID s. w. J. Lemp, of St. Louis,
h the has erected new brick on
S S27 Sandy street, near the Santa
they Fe depot, sox6o, which is to
each be used as beer and ice house
: by The frame building of the
/ and new cotton seed oil mill is COM
east pleted and the machinery is
ough being moved and placed in po-
t the sition. 1t will contain four I'M
the proved presses, with patent
steel mats, which doubles the
-, capacity of the presses. The
mill will be ready for business
:, in about eight weeks.
In addition to the above
- substantial improvements new
- residences are going up
in almost every part of
a. the city. Mechanics are
49, al busy and have no
j, a. leisure time. Verify BRENNAN
a.. is on the high road to prosper
-. ity.
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Millinery.

Miss CORA HELLENswoRTH
takes this method of informing
the ladies' Of Brennan and vi
cinity, that she has on hand at
her rooms over COUGHS store,
one of the largest and most
complete stocks of millinery
goods ever offered in this mar
ket. She is confident that she
can not be undersold and invites
an inspection of her goods.
Mrs. K. A. Testard is in charge
of the rooms and will be pleas
ed to see her friends.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diptheria, canker mouth and head
ache, in Shiloh's Catarh Remedy. A ma
sal injector free with each bottle. Use it If
you desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist,
BRENNAN, Texas.
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No Hospital Needed

No palatial hospital needed
for Hop Bitters patients. nor
large salaried talented buffers
to tell what Hop Bltters will do
or cure, as they tell their own
story by their certain and
absolute cures at home.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Real Estate Transfers,
Recorded by H. M. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for the week ending
July 9th:
VIM Make and wife 10 Fred Wolf,
II3 acres. W Allcom league $500. $1,000
Mrs E II Power TO NJ B Hairston,
900 acres, N Clay league. ....... 5000
A Heineck, and wife to Emma E
Klaeden, lot in Brenham. ........ $50
Thos Dwyer to G, c & ST RI,
part of lot in Brennan ............ 90
{ c Hemming and wife to o G
Compton, 7 lots in Brenham ....... $500
TIC Tarver to W 6 Wilkins, w
Hawkins Or Washington md Burle-
son counties. .......,... ......... 100
III E Lockett by sheriff to A Coop
CT al, 81 acres, P H Cal league. 1900
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Lonsdale Domestic a. reduced from I2E
TO 10 cents per yard.
Sea Island from III. to 10 cents.
Cottonades from 90 to zzH cents.
Hick ~ from I6f5 to isIz cents.
c. A. POTTER.
Don't fail to come and get one
of those cheap suits. Great
bargains.
Suits reduced from $40 to $I6.75.
SEQ to SS.75,
$1,000 to $3.50.
Pants sent down from S. 50 to 5000.
I.5o TO ooc,
I.25 to only soc.
Boys suits reduced from S2.so to $I.75.
A good mans suit as low as $,.So
Shoes! ShoeS!-
Look at prices-they are down.
Sandals reduced from S.. 50 to SI.4o.
Slippers F." Sz.7s to 500
A good shoe from SI.75 to SI.Io.
All Childrens shoes reduced IS
per cent. But the Grandest
bargain in this line is in
MEMS SHOES.
Fine shoes let down from $3.50 to $3.50.
Sc. 90 TO $500
$500 to $3.50
Come and see ; prise the goods |
and be convinced.
HATS.
Ranging, 10 cts, IS Cts, 20 Cts, IS cts, |
80 cts, S. cts, 30 cts, IS cts, 50 cts, and |
all the way up TO $3.50.
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ekape, fie-ie Convict camp
three miles north Of town, on
the Santa Fe railroad, when the
guard fired on him; one ball
took effect in the back of the
head near or below the base of
the skull and passing through
knocked out two front upper
teeth, another shot took effect
in the shoulderpassing through
the body. DR.. Williamson,
who dressed the wounds left
the man resting easy but can't
say whether the wounds are
mortal or not.
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Too BAD.-Ol eoniargerine is
now being sold by grocers and
put on boarding house and no.
tel tables under the name of
western butter" The reputa
ton of western butteris already
at a low ebb and pallning off
oleomargerine as western but
ter.
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; FEC dlueS and
Ewho have been
school in Virginia,
home Wednesday
The young ladies were
hts of Hollands Institute,
if the best female schools
The south, Clint. was a
dent Of the university of
4 irginia.