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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-08-18

]. 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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COLLECTORS SALE.-Tues-
day City Collector Hackworth
sold a lot of stoves, levied up
on as the property OF Mr.. Thos.
Dwyer and a lot of coffee levied
upon as the property of Mr..
Henry Hodde, to pay city tax
tes. Mr.. Hodde bought the
stoves for s375, and Mr.. DSy-
er bought the coffee for s235:
As the property levied upon
did not sell for enough to pay
the taxes, the collector will
make another lew,
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THE seats for the auditorium
of the new Methodist church
have been bought and paid for,
and are now en- route. 1t is the
intention Of the trustees to en-
close the building and the
church lot with a fence, and
correspondence has been open
ed for the purpose of iron
railing.
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NOTTCFI-

Strayed from the premises of Rev. 1.
Mathews one week since, two black mules
little over medium size, horse and mare,
the mare a little the largest. They were
bought in Brennan and are supposed to be
making their way back there. Any infor-
nation of these will be thankfully received,
or their security compensated.
Postoffice, Chappell Hill.
May "a, 81. l. MATTHEWS.
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Ladies who appreciate ele-
gance and purity are using Par
ker's Hair Balsam. 1t is the
best article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color
and beauty.
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DIslNTERRED.-The body of
old man Childs, who died last
Thursday of injuries inflicted
by one of his sons, was disin-
tered for the purpose of post
mortem examination on Sunday
but it was so much decomposed
that the doctors could tell moth
ing about it.
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AT a late hour on Monday
night a railroader named Sulli-
van got into a difficulty with
another man On Sandy street,
near the opera house, and got
himself cut three times with a
knife. He was not damaged
much,
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EMINENT pHySICIANs

are prescribing that tried and true remedy.
Kidney Wort for the wort cases of bilious
ness and constipation, rs well as for kidney
complaints. There is scarcely person to
be found that will not be greatly benefited
by thorough course of Kidney-Wort ev-
cry spring. If you feel out of sorts and
don't know why, Try package of Kidney
Wort and you will feel like new creature.
indianapolis Sentinel
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around us,
seem to prefer to suffer and bemade miser-
able byindigestion, constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of appetite, coming up of the food,
yellow skin, when for IS cents, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist.
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IT looks as if Brennan had
been struck by prohibition
wave, but this wave is met by
from three to five car loads of
beer every week, and whether
the cold water wave will swallow
the beer wave or, whether the
beer wave will swallow the wa
ter wave is a question that time
alone can solve.
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VIEW OF BRENNAN. j Mr..
August Koch, the gentleman
who was here some months ago
making a birds eye" view OF
Brennan, has made a hand
some colored Autograph of it,
and is now here distributing it
to subscribers and also selling
it to such as wish to purchase.
Brennan certainly shows up to
a good advantage in the pic
ture which is true to nature
Mr.. Koch has spent considera-
Bile time and money in getting
up this view and should be lib
orally patronized by our citi-
zens.
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BEER.-Mr. H. Fisher reciv-
ed during the month of May
eight car laods, 22o kegs each,
OF Anhauser beer, all of which
has been disposed of.In addition
to the key beer he received a
considerable quantity of bottled
beer for country use. Mr.. Fisher
is one our largest groceries and
most enterprising business men.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-A marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, CanIer mouth
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is
an ingenious nasal injector for the more
successful treatment of these complaints
without extra charge. Price soc. Sold by
Jos. Tristram, druggist, BRENNAN.
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AN old man named Childs,
living on the old Grissett place
near Chappell Hill, died on
Thursday from the effects of a
blow administered by his son
last Saturday, on which day it
appears they came to Brennan
and got drunk or nearly SO. The
difficulty ACQUIRED on the way
home. We have not heard
whether any were made
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CROP NEwS.-Mr. F. M. Grit.
fin, of Long Point, was in the
city yesterday. He reports that
crops generally in his neighbour
hood are in good condition and
looking well. although some
few are behind.
Several gentlemen from the
Wesley neighborhood report
farmers well up with their work.
Mr.. w. M. Hines, a planter
of the Chappell Hill neighbour
hood reports that crops are
generally pretty well worked,
but labor is very scarce.
The general reports is that
where crops are clean they are
in fine condition. The loss by
grass will not be as large as is
generally supposed and all
things considered prospects are
very good.
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NorIcE.-Owing to change
of schedule on G. C. & S. F.
railway the post office will ne
cessarily be closed at 1880 a.
M, and not opened until I:Io,
or 1870 p. m. The north bound
train is due 1855 a. m; south
bound train at 1925 P. m. Par
ties wishing money orders must
apply before 1880 a. m.
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MR. L. F. HARRIS, of the
TSeidel settlement, near Burton,
had on his plantation thirty
four colored hands whom he
Kept over the winter and made
yances TO. Now that grass
plenty his neighbors have
fred nearly all his hands to
gchop out their cotton, mean
while his own crop is suffering
for work. Mr.. Harris is desire
Gus of knowing whether there
is any law to prevent tamper-
ing with hands.
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- has just com
Il little store house
It of Clinton street.
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July will not be
account of the
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The KNIFE.-Last Saturday
> shooting match was in pro-
gress at Whitman, in the cas-
tern portion of this county,,
when difficulty occurred be-
tween Mr.. VIM. Cawse and Mn
James Bailey. Cawse was cuff
or stabbed five times by Bailey
some of the wounds being quite
dangerous. A warrant for the,
arrest of Barley was issued by
Justice Brooks of Washington.
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JACOB, brother of
cob, has come
wake it his per-
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AT a meeting of the Board
of Chiefs and delegates, held
on Tuesday evening, it was as
certained that the late May Fest
had realized enough to pay the
department entirely out of debt
and lay down the water pipe
that has for many months or
namented the courthouse yard.
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WENT UP.-A Bell county
man arrived in BRENNAN on Fri
day onh horseback and following
the trail of a horse that had
been stolen from him. Being
impressed with the idea that
Brennan was a funny place he
concluded to tarry and have
some fun-he had it. He got
into colored dive and likewise
into a game; it was his inten-
ton to win-but he didn't. He
lost his ivory handled six
shooter and also his horse, but
previous to losing the two lat
ter he lost all his money. He
is satisfied that BRENNAN is a
funny town.
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Removal.

Parents, give S. S. S. to your children
take it yourself-it eradicates every faint.
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Cigars! Cigars !!

LIEB BROTHERS Cigar Manufac-
turers, arc now prepared to fill orders for
cigars, in any quantity, of their own make.
All goods guaranteed as represented.
Factory, Bronnenkants old stand, Mink
WITT building, Brennan, Texas.
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An EYE OPENER. Those
who have had an eye on the
postmastership of Brcnham had
their eyes opened so wide yes
terday morning by the unani-
nous endorsement, by the bus
mess men and citizens of Bren-
ham, of our worthy young
postmaster, w. ]. Bryan, that
they will not be able to close
aem for month, even to sleep
they were so astenished thew
WILL for while, sleep with their
yes open. Every business man
ma but two or thzmaexcep-
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hamites that at
ille May Fest
GIFTED with their
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SCHOLASTIC CENSUS. = The
city assessor and collector has
completed the scholastic census
of the city with the following
result-the scholastic age being
from s to ii: White males I89:
white females IS3; colored males
200; colored females p otal
SIS.
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Old and young-male and female-take
S. S. S. for any blood impurity.
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Gid citizen of
neighbour
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KNOCKED Down. ieuten-
ant Mack Cakes, a Zulu, on
Saturday bought a whip, prom
ising to pay for it soon. He
didn't pay and upon being
dunned used some very wicked
words, and drawing a dirk
t71[ >.oc a<eI;ttIe eborter
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The Reformation.

: As stated in Fridays BAN.
: NER two of our civil officers
have in the language of Rip
Van Wrinkle, "schworn off," and
Brenham's saloonists all being
moral and upright men conclu-
ded, upon being applied to by
Justice Hackworth, who is NOR
al, religious and modest. con-
sented to close their saloons on
sunday SO as to remove temp
tation from the way of the two
officers who have "schworn off,"
The probability now is, that the |
saloons having agreed to close
up, that the Sunday law will be
enforced to the strictest letter
OF the law. Sinners who VEN s
ture out on Sunday morning.
pant boots and shoes
taken in and the 4
who sells a papes
par of sox" will
soda water, ciga
Of cabbage heJ
beans after nine
he temerity to
ted article wi
Iance to Ii
Fine and Trim
Ire as shooting
blythe BID Z
eeks. i
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Work on the
is pro-
krily.
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promise: =s: = G s;': s; . ;;s:si
brilliap<y = genhao, arrange
ments having been perfected, to
include BRENNAN in the circuit
comprising Galveston, Houston,,
Austin and San Antonio; Bren-
ham to get all the companies
that play Austin.
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grants that
FER day came
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animation OF the orders devel-
oped the fact that Caleb had
been forging them. BY some
means Caleb "smelled a mouse"
and struck out for the 'tall tim
ber;" he was followed, captured
in the Brazos bottom, brought
back and lodged in Jail. Edu-
cation is a dangerous thing.
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atalligence.
!. water famine

Axt Monday
hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
Put il to Proof.

At time when the community is
flooded with so many worthy de.
vices and concoctions, it is refresh
ing to find one that is beneficial and
pure. SO conscious are the proprie-
tors of Dir. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, of the worth Of
their remedy, that they offer all who
dosire trial bottle free Of charge.
This certainly would be disastrous
to them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities
claimed. Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption will positively cure
Asthma, Bronchitis, Stubborn
Coughs, Colds, Phthisic, Quinsy,
Hoarseness. Group, or any affection
of the throat and lungs. AS you
value your existence give this Won
derful remedy trial by calling on
]. B. q G. r. Mofiett, druggists, and
obtaining a trial bottle free Of cost,
or q regular size bottle for Sl.00.
A LARGE stock of china ware and
stone ware, at J A Spratler's 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27

A LARGE stock of china ware and
stone ware, at J A Spratler's 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-27
FRESH BoneIess Goldfish at J. A.

FRESH BoneIess Goldfish at ]. A.
Spratler's.
PROF. S. T. OSBORNE will be in
Mineral Point for the purpose of
giving Instructions in Vocal and
Instrumental music every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday.
Oct. 18th, 1881 42ly
THE wonderful "Clinch Back
suspender has become so popular
that Gundry e Gray have had to
double their orders. A magnificent
supply just reed.
CHEAr! CHEAP!! CHEAP !!!-A
full line of g. Richardson's Boots q
Shoes on hand and for sale at
TEAsDALE d CoADs.
Every pair warrentcd.
1T wonld be out Of question to
publish all the certificates ia favor
Of DR.. II. w. Woods Worm Destroy :
Ell. 1t really advertises itself where
ever tried. Grown persons use it
as well as children-Sold by Moi
felt. Al 2
FINE harness speciality at Priest
ley's harness shop. Call aud cyan
inc his No. team harness made
from leather of the best tannage in
the U S. Prices way down! A
nickel trimmed single buggy harness
for $40 SO. 15-tf
A child of Mr. Tyson, Iudepend-
ence, Iowa, which had been previous
ly treated 10y two good physicians
in bad case of Dysentary without
success. The father got bottle of
the Blackberry CarIninative and it
cured the child inside Of three days
Sold by Motfett. 41w2
Flesh Fruits of all kinds re-
ceived daily at Toay Bros.
]. A. Spratler has the finest niclsle
cigar in the city.
CHOICE Teas at C. Hendra's.
Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

Some pleasant Gossip About Popular
People.

Some Pleasant Gossip About Popular
People.
Mfr. ]. D. CulbertSon, wife aud son have re.
turned from Asbury Park.
Superintendent r. j. West, Of the PcnitCn.
tlAry, was nj the Stamm yesterday
Mrs. Morgan Gregg and daughter Kate left
yesterday OH n visit to friends In Iowa.
James NJ. Walker, Esq, Of Pittsburgh, Il
In the city visiting his friend, Jim Mpndel.
Judge Ferguson and wife returned to tho
city yesterday, after brief trip to Parkers-
burg. ...
VIM. Harvey and Alex hone leave this Of.
tCrnOOn fora weeks trip to Cleveland, De.
ttoit, Buffalo and Niagara.
Misses Becky Evans and Jessie Hastings Of
the Sixth ward are spending week on the
MgundSvillC camp grounds.
Miss Minnie Walters has returned to her
home on the Island from two months visit
to her sister at Cumberland, Nd
Among the arrivals at the Stainm yesterday
were c. A. Weaver, Of MOundsvillc. and G.
W. Anshuzand wife, Of Allegheny.
Miss Jessie Young, Of Pittsburgh who has
Twelfth street, has returned to her home.
Prof Charlie Clark has returned from
Clatksburg, where he acted as one Of the ex.
aminers Of the candidates for the naval cadet.
ship, lie having been selected by Col. Ben. vii.
son for that purpose.
Mr.. John 4, Glonhinget and two daug.
tiers, Misses Mamie and Grace, Of Allegheny
City. Pa, were In the city yesterday, en- route
to at. DC ChAntel, where The two Young Ia.
dies will attend school the coming term.
AZ H., A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Her Coming FaIr-A Clean T0wn-A
I.ady's Mot-The New Railroad ,'6c.


L.ady's Mot-The New Railroad ,:Gc.
Mrs. Vim. Chick, OF Bclaire, has been quite
III at her mothers, Mrs. 0. J. Swaney'S, in this
place,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Frazier, OF the 81. Clair
Hotel, entertained their friends In style on
Tuesday evening.
Our county Jail has been filling up very
rapidly within the last few days, there being
now about dozen inmates.
A little son Of Jos. Close, which has been
at the point Of death with cholera infnntum,
VIC arc glad to learn Is recovering
Our authorities have had our streets thor.
oughly cleaned, and It would be hard to find
u cleaner town than ours. 1t improves the
appearance, too.
A delightful shower yesterday morning
went to disprOve an assertion made by nm
Iowa lady visiting here last week. that we
were neither just nor unjust, for 1t rains on
both of them.
We arc all looking forward to big fair
next week. A Il things point that way. The
balloon ascension on Thursday will be big
thing We arc assured the supply Of water
on the ground Is ample for all demands that
are made on It. No doubt our people will
return In kind all patronage from Wheeling.
MCSsrS. Clark and Carroll officials OF the It.
Clairsville Northern Railroad, have returned
from Cleveland, where they made an arrange
mcnt with the G., T. v. NV. r. Il. Co. BY
which the latter spreads the present rails to
u standard gauge aud lend to the former. nm
engine and coach until such time as they may
supply their own rolling stock. Already 4
large force Is at work OH the truck IN COnse.
quence Of the arrangement, and II Is hoped
TO hive the road ready for travel by next
Tuesday or "Wednesday. The trains are to
run 10 and from Bafton's station. Great
praise h due the officials Of our road In tho
matter and the public expressioni Is decidedly
favorable toward what has been done
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
RELLAIRE.


Personal, business, Political, Nhnnfae'
turing and Other Notes,
The repairs at the reservoir are about COM
pleted
James F, Morrison arrived home from Eu'
rope Friday,
George Woodbridge Is back in Bellaire at
ter long absence,
Wayman's room, facing the Square, is oc'
cuPied by paint shop.
VIII Fillpot, Of Mt Pleasant, has accepted
place In NJ, Crafts jewelry store, and viii
learn the trade.
Hon. John Sherman and Claiming Rich
ards are announced to open the campaign
here on Friday, the sd Of September
Rev, McKallop, who breaches at the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday, has won some
reputation as u lecturer and is said to be an
excellent preacher
. A suit was tried before Esquire Crafty,
Friday, which runs back to the time OF the
fire at CarrolPs corner The parties were A.
Faupel and the old Monroe Mutual Insurance
Company.
Miss Marina McKevey, of the Second
ward, who was buried Friday, Is the
have been large number VI cases Of that
more deaths,
Still the want Is felt in Bellaire OF u
wholesale grocery, and great deal OF cOun-
try custom Is ready to buy here II an Oppor-
tunity were given Wheeling merchants
ship many goods directly here from the east
and distribute them without taking them to
their stores at oil.
The Wellsville water works has what We
media well beneath the bed Of the river, the
water in which filters through the sand of
the river bed before being pumped out to the
reservoir It requires little money to put
something similar In here, and good water Is
an important factor In the growth of any city,
The Belalrc nail works has made great
many improvements and additions to its
buildings In the lust year, and still more Is
about to be done, A large brick warehouse
and office, brick stable, brick building for
annGaling nails, new gas heating furnace
and set OF boilers and stack, are tho Rddi-
tiOns, to which Is to be added power house
Of stone and brick.
Saturday evening from 8 to 8 o'clock, the
Republicans OF this city and township will
hold their primary for the election OF eleven
delegates to the Judicial Convention OF next
Tuesday, The whole number of delegates
from Belmont county will be tiity.fvG; there
fore Bellaire will have onG.ffth OF the
strength Of the whole county's delegation,
Monroe county Is entitled to sixteen dele
gates
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

Interesting Local Briefs From Gu
Thriving NelghboF.


Thriving Neighbour.
L. D. Cattell returned from his eastern trip
yesterday,
Work on the new IAughlin Mill Is pro-
crossing rapidly,
Casper Wright and wife, from Mt. Pleasant,
were In town Thursday,
The laying Of u new pavement on Hanover
street was commenced Thursday,
Capt. A. Lash returned yesterday from an
extended hunt In the neighbOrhood Of Flush.
ing,
Miss Mamie Walker, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her friend, Miss Mary Park, Of Wash.
ington street.
Miss Il, Gray left Thursday afternoon for
Pittsburgh to attend Shady Side Seminary
the coming session,
A child Of Mr.. Joseph Roberts, who lives In
the Orchard, died Thursday and was buried
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Vickers Millhouse and wife, from
Springfield, Ohio, who have been visiting Mr..
Joseph Waters and family, returned home
yesterday morning.
DR., Ong's drug store, which has been under
going improvements for the past two months,
by way Of enlarging painting, and otherwise
bcautiiied In appearance, isabout completed.
DR., G. D. Peck, Of Kent, o., arrived In
town Wednesday evening and expects to re.
main here all winter. DR.. Peck will have
charge OF DR.. Halls dental office during the
absence Of the latter while attending lectures
at the Ann ArbOr Dental College.
Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock Mr..
d. Wcstlake was awakened by q man on tho
porch at the rear Of his residence trying ia
effect an entrance 10 Ills house, hut upon the
appearance OF Mr.. W. tho tl,ief ran, not,
however, without parting shot at the for.
mer, which did no hpgm, other than to
awaken part Of the neighborhood who, by
their appearance, caused the burglar to beat
q hasty retreat About o'clock the same
night thieves entered Robert COttreIl's resi-.
dence at the side door and relieved "Uncle
Robert" Of his silver watch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

At tic earnest solicitation Of the gentlemen
connected with the l,insly Institute, Dr..
tGpson has kindly consented to deliver II
course Of lectures In that institution during
Inc present session. The Doctor will speak
especially to the class In physiology, hui The
other students Of the higher rooms will also
have all opportunity to hear what is said.
Explanations by means Of the microscope
will form pleasing feature nf the course,
and special attention will be paid to that part
Of medicine whose object Is the preservation
Of health. The Doctor Is just the man for the
course proposed, and the students Of the In.
stitutC arc to I've congratulated that ho has
consented to aid them in their physiological
sNO1Iog