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peltrleE, to stay at home. 1t was 4
righteous verdict.
Difference ia Boilers.

peltrlsR, to stay at home. 1t was
righteous verdict.
Difference ia Boilers.
Philadelphia 1!mes.
The Garfield Blame Republicans don t
know bow to bolt, and when they at.
tempt il, they do it in sentimental
sort OF way, mainly in threats and not
in votes. The Stalwarts do their bolt
Inc better. Like Josh Billings pills,
they $50 right down to business and no
iooIin'," and elect the Democratic ticket.
The StaIwarts boIted against the Gar
field Republican ticket in New York
under the immediate inspiration OF
President Arthur. They didn't make
mouths or admOnish or complain; but
they kept their counsels, let the Hall
breeds beat their drums and blow their
horns, and on election day the Stall
warts laid the conspicuous Half breeds
on the shell.
Virginia.
Washington Pot.
The Observation-Disclosures comb-
nation has been successful in Virginia
by majority not far, the one way or
the other from 10000. The disgrace OF
this triumph of political organza-
ton whose first principle is repudia-
ton OF ne.third OF the honest indebted
ness OF the State will be charged upon
Virginia; but her people who have the
welfare and good name OF the State in
keeping, who pay her taxes and are in
ter. sLed in her future, are not RESPONSE
be for it. The majority vote for Cam
erOn and his colleagues would have been
converted into very insignificant mi
noritv had it not been for at least 50, 900
isf6rant and iliteyate negroes who
were carried to the polls in obedience to
commands issued from this city.
English Colonists for West Virginia,
Mar,!nsburg Statesman.
Southwestern Virginia is attracting
the attention OF British capitalists. In
no long time her enormous amount OF
splendid timber, covering mountains to
their summit and extending along deep
CANYONS, her boundlcss coal seams and
other minerals, will bring industry and
wealth TO thousands. Daring the past
fortnight an examination Of several Viz
ginia estates has been made by Mr.. Fin
Law Dun, MIR. Geo. Hunt and Mr.. James
Black, of London, England, who pro.
nounce themselves well satisfied with
their appearance and varied resources.
II is understood that these gentlemen,
who have been in Washington recently,
are negotiating to purchase 100000
acres in West Virginia Tor colonizing
purposes. Mr.. Finly Dun, oIthe party,
was formerly employed by the London
Times in writing up foreign agricultural
resources.
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ASurrEE OF tGc Democratic gains ont
Il TUESDAYS ta,,.: IS the Legislature OF
New jersey.
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DYsrErTIc symptoms, such as retast-
ing OF the food, belching, heat in the
stomach, heartburn, etc, promptly cur.
ed bv Browns Iron Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-12

patronage OF the Republican admins
trallon in his State, as iOr example,
the removal Of wounded soldier from
office at Lynchburg TO give place to an
unrepentaEt rebel.
~ Moaev-with which his pockets
were stuffed from The hard earnings ot
government employees, and from the
bribery fund OF Northern Republicans,
with which the negroes and other ele'
meuts OF ignorance and depravity were
bought up bodily TO dehauch the ballot
box and destroy the credit OF the State.
What MALONE represented as re-
yards the Fsbi Of Virginia is significantly
shown IN tlrauriai circles, always the
mos. sensitive and the most correct bar
omrter Of the character OF political
events. At Baltimore, on Tuesday last,
on the receipt Of the news OF the possible
success OF the MALONE ticket, there was
an imme late rush to sell Virginia Sc
curities. COnsols, which on Monday
sold at 81, lei OF to 75i, and the 10 10
bonds declined 20 5O4 IRON IS, ami at
these rates consols to the amount Of
$1,000, and lO-40S to the amount OF
$4,000 changed hands on that day, even
before the report OF MAHoNE's success
was confirmed.
Verify, the sharp witted capitalists
who hold the securities OF Virginia, are
not slow to discover upon what issue
the Virginia election turned.
But the E,tibg0nc,r has another and
equally plausible view OF the issue in
Virginia. Oicourse MAHoNEs election
''busts the Solid South at is the de-
sired wedge" says the ia'.H;yencer,
"that will split the Solid South and put
an end to sectisnalism IN this country"
Exactly,
Now. LORD, let thy servant depart
in peace ."-sav5 Il Southern exchange
in commenting upon this same subject
"MAuoxE, We thank thee, Thou hast
done such deeds, Thou hast wrought a
very miracle, Under thy potent spell
the Republicans party OF the United
States in Senate assembled has sOemnly
declared that an unrepentant rebel is
preferable to wounded Union veteran.
"What more can the South demand
Brethren We are Tree. we are enamel
pated, We are whitawashed. The bloody
shirt will be seen no more. Ii cannot
be seen any more. II would blush to
see Itself after this. The war, which
was ended sixteen years ago, is officially
| declared TO be over by the saints who
possess the earth. Any one OF us may
now aspire 10 be a saint, and We HEREBY
announce ourselves candidate (Which
though bad English, is good politics. fol
President, subject to the decision of the
next National Republican Convention
/ JEFFERSON DAVIS, your hand, There:
| hope Tor Greece, and even YOU may
.s,,;r. >, , S.,Iy.r, nomination
T,, ,.;,us of ,ho L,,.y;r,,,c,r ore ,hu,
,,,u,,,hr,s,d. rr, into ,rsc,icsI shame
,~,rassoJ j, q common sense way 6,
,o'lr.,,.
IT. ronr,rv is M, h,;pl 70 the issn.
,orwh;rb tbe yir,ipia election Turned
! Thera is nothing misty about il and !
c,noo, ne rvstifi.d. Il is simple rs
srp in as.I;,ion
N,hone ia q Ranujiator
Nsto,a 10 , panpblican Inv contract
-. -,
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WONDER IL GrTEAU cant quas" the
Information" against him, too
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GEANr SAYS the GARFIELD men oHght
10 be- IN. on, without any nonsense.
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PERT PRESS OPINIONS.
For New York, You Know.

For New York, You Know.
Washington Post.
Perhaps Mr.. Arthur would ike to add
codicil to his late Thanksgiving proc
lamation.
A Little Chish.
Baltimore GS'ettc.
|! is an "od year, say tie Rcpuhi.
can papers. Well, It does look a lutte
ottish for RadicaIlSm, thai = = TACT. Al
ready the fact that the President Is a
third term Grant man is felt in WlscoE-
sin and New York.
Hope He VIII Loae.
Boston Post.
A curious coincidence: Robert 6.
IngarsOl, who attacks God and the
Democratic party, also defends kepu5.
leans and Star Route robbers. We
hope he vii, lose both his cases.
Astor's Diam nds VIII Not Glitter.
Chi,sgo Times.
The eight hundred thousand dollars OF
Aston diamonds will not glitter in Wash
ington society this winter. but the mill
lionalre, If he SO desires, may continue
his patronage vi the uptown doggeries 0!
New York. His golden eagles are very
pretty:and they flew uncommonly fast;
but he is invited by the people. whom
he would buy as his ancestors bought
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NE,< AUV&2TiS GSlsSTS.
NOTICE

TINE MEETING o. Central BUILDING
Association No. =. vii! be held in the room
directly over NCLlinS' Drug store, corner Mar.
keta and Twelfth ste'is this evening al the usua!
hour entrance on Market street,
ByOrder of Board. W. &. HANDLAN, PTes't
LIE. MILLER sec'Y. 10
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EDUCATIONAL
J. 600 Agent. Wanted 10 sell the
Lice OF GARFIELD.

Hi. early life and carer rs soldier and states
man: Ms election and administration Ms a
sHS,IIttiOn. hi. h,TOIc struggle for HE. w"nI"f
jul m,dica. Treatment. blood poisoning. removal
t. EIhuTDu. d,qth. etc. Ir"iuN"y illustrated
Splendid portrait vi Garfield, hi' vie ahd
nDth'r. ",uC %. the ,.p"l'ns IN" Hi'h 'hhH'
cabIuri The Only r,huH."i" HUd authentic wn.k.
There isH fortune iur agents fist IN ~" h'Ei
MIN ms Look OutHi jrr ~rrHk GH!'A. Al
dress HUBBARD BROS, f!p!ishc.-, Atlanta
-, LD.-A
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BensOn's CapCiEc Porous Plaster

nNtR 900 DRUGGISTS AID iHi-l.
~ clam have s.Surd pope. ,taIus Ihal
keusOn- CHp,!Hc Porous r.r,;"fs are .,iucrlui
tn all others. Price %. o,Nia
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n - WaF,HLY
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Tenants Cotton.

In the Justices court Friday
there was two applications for
the sequestra ton of cotton in
the hands of innocent pur-
chasers. Under the law land
lord has the first lien on the
product of his land until the
rent is paid, and the tenant has
no right to remove any pro-
duce without the consent of the
owner Of the land. Buyers
should not buy tenants cotton
unless they are certain that the
land rent has been paid. In
the two cases mentioned the
landlords applied for writs to
recover bales of-cotton that had
been hauled off their farms be-
fore the rent had been paid.
Tenants would avoid trouble by
providing themselves with a
landlords authority to sell pro-
duce.
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Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend of mine was
cured of an Unsuitable thirst for
liquor, which had So prostrat-
ed him that he was unable to do
any business. He was entirely
cured by the use OF Hop Bitters.
1t allayed all that burning thirst;
it took away the appetite for
liquor; made his nerves steady,
and he has remained sober
and steady man for more than
two years, and has no desire to
return for his cups. l know of
a number of others that have
been cured of drinking by it"
from leading R. R. official,
Chicago, Ills.
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r1.rcr1cN PRECINCT NO. s.

! Justices Precinct No. Be
ginning at the boundary line Of
the Justices Precinct No. 5 at
the southwest corner of James
Clark league, thence with said
line to the old telegraph road,
thence with said road tc Goes
creek,..thcnce up said creek to
the Central railroad, thence with
said railroad to the eastern
boundary line of Phil Coe
league, thence with the line of
election precinct No. 5 to place
of beginning. Voting place,
Pcsch's store. Berlin, Louis
Lehman, presiding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. o
Justices Precinct No. 5.-Shall
embrace ali the territory in
Justices Precinct No. 5, lying
south and west of election pre-
cincts 6, 7, and s. Voting
place, PALMS store, J. G. Lieb,
presiding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 10
Justices Precinct No. Be
ginning at the mouth of the
Kuykendall's creek. thence I'D
said creek following the boun-
dairy line of Justices precinct
No, 8, to the public road lead
ing from BRENNAN to Blake's
crossing, thence with said road
to New Years creek, at Elliott !
Allcorn's crossing, thence down
New Years creek to the place
of beginning.
Voting place Salem Grange |
Hall, E. l. Pennington, pre-
siding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. II
Shall embrace all the territory
in Justices precinct No. d. |
Voting place, Burton, B. F. |
Elliott, presiding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. Is
Shall embrace all the territory
in Justices precinct No. 5.
Voting place under the Masonic
Hall, independence, H. o. Rob-
ertson, presiding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. Id
Shall embrace all the territory
in Justices prccints No. 6, lying
on the north side of the Bren-
ham and Shelby public road.
Voting place, Greenvine, J. D.
Carothers, presiding officer.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. IS
Shall embrace all the territory
of Justices precinct No. 6, lying
on The south side of the Bren-
and Shelby road. Voting place,
Wesley, L. F. Harris, presiding
officer.
Election PRECINCT No. 10
Shall embrace all the territory
in Justices precinct No. 7.
Voting place, Wallace's store,
]. V. Matson, presiding Off
Ger.
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BusInessburgll.

As its name indicates Bush
nessburgh is an important bust
ness point; it is situated ten
miles north of Brennan on the
Great Texas Midland route, at
the crossing of the old La
Bahia road. 1t is the capital of
Gay Hill settlement, one of the
Oldest and wcalthicst neighbor-
hoods in the county. The post
Office is located there and also
Judge Campbells court. Al
ready there are several stores
a church and school house will
soon be erected, while there is
serious talk of sinking an ar
tesian well. Businessburgh is
also near the geographical cen
ter of Gay Hill neighborhood,
and the people are determined
upon making it a town. The
one thing now lacking and most
needed is the establishment of
a depot by the railroad COM
pany; this the people need in
order that they may have a daily
mail as well as facilities for
coming to Brenham. 1t seems
that the railroad wants to es-
tablish a depot at Affieck's
three miles south and where
there are no roads, Affleck
being located in a corn field.
The BANNER is informed that
petition, signed by about one
hundred and fifty citizens of
Gay Hill neighborhood, asking
the establishment Of q depot at
Businessburgh has been sent to
the managers of the Santa lie
railway, and further that they
are willing to do anything reas-
enable in order to get depot.
The railway company has cs-
tablished fine reputation for
fair-dealing with its patrons and
it is hoped they will find it to
their interests to establish
depot at Businessburgh.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

In .UNIFoRM,-Ed Inge, col
ored, the Camptown policeman,
made his appearance on the
street yesterday in full uniform,
navy blue sack coat and trow-
sers. The coat is elegantly
mounted with gold buttons,
each button with a talismanic
"P" on it; the buttons are so
bright that they can be seen by
daylight as far as a locomotive
headlight atnight. Ed is a good
officer, and looks really hobby
in his new uniform.
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MIXED SPRINes.-Capt. Gray,
who has, just returned from
Grimes county, says that three
miles from the White Sulphur
spring, mentioned elsewhere,
on the farm of a man named
Lamb, and in an area of four or
FIVE acres there are seven
springs, each one affording a
different variety of mineral
water. On the place there is a
shallow well emitting gas that
burns the same as the burning
well in this county.
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The Alamo Turner's, of this
city, is composed of twenty-one
of as clever, generous, whole
souled young men as can be
found in any town in the state.
Their entertainments are al
ways 6rst-class; the fact is, they
invariably make a success of
everything they undertake
sparkling the young ladies in
cluded.
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MARKET REPORT.
BANNER OFFICE, |
Aug. "a, 1881.
COTTON
Burton Locals
Aug. 22d, 1881.

Aug. 22d, 1881.
Editors Banner,
The Christian church on Sum-
day was crowded to overflow
ing. People from Warrenton,
Ledbetter, Travis and Brenham
were in attendance; sermon by
Rev. Jones. Dinner was pre-
pared on the ground for all.
Baptising at a o'clock. The
night services closed the meet
ing; fourteen additions to the
church. The council at this
place have been invited to at
tend the council at Ledbetter
on the 24th inst. for which
courtesy they extend many
thanks.
ToUcHsToNE.
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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 "Reeoers" Cotton Press,
which, for strength and dura-
bility, has no superior in the
market. Prices near the ground
-Ioyv
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CHILD SHor.-Saturday af-
ternoon a negro child, not quite
three years old, whose parents
reside in the southern part of
the city, was shot through the
thigh with a shotgun, the entire
charge passing through the leg
outside of the bone and pow
der burning the flesh. The
child will recover; it could not
be definitely ascertained wheth-
er the shooting was accidental
or done on purpose.
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From Caldwell.
Special to the Banner.

CALDWELL. Aug, 24th.-Slight
rains here to-day with strong
winds; farmers say prospects
for cotton does not guarantee
half crop. New cotton COM
in at the rate of thirty bales per
day. Corn finds ready sale
here a fifty cents per bushel.
a. J. Hitchcock, the veteran
who escaped from the Fannin
Massacre, has been stopping
with lis for some time; left to-
day for FL Paso, Texas:
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

Food for the Brain and Nerves
that will Invigorate the body
without Intoxicating is what we
need in these days of rush and
worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves and brings
good health quicker than any
thing you can use. Tribune.
See other column.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

! THE CoMPREss.-The Bren-
p compress this season has
desa reduction of charges in
of the farmers, that is it
a rebate of twenty-five
Ky bale of cotton
q delivering a
the compress
twenty-five cents in
E compress charges
the purchaser OF the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

The OLD SToRY.-A seven
year old German boy living
near Wesley, last Wednesday
was fooling with an innocent
little five-shooter. The boy
has a cylindrical hole through
the palm of his hand, which is
now discharging healthy pus.
His temperature is 90, respira-
ton excellent, pulse, eight-four
seventeen-twentieths.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

MILL EXPLOSION Friday
afternoon the boiler at Walkers
new mill and gin, situated on
Woodward's creek, four miles
east Of Breaham near the old
water mil exploded tearing up
things generally. Fortunately
no person was injured. The
mill had only been in operation
a few days; the damage was not
ascertained.
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GRAssHoPHERs.-A party who
returned from a deer hunt. on
the Yegua a few days ago re-
ports that grasshoppers are very
abundant in the bottom. The
deer hunters killed a polecat
and coon; the other hunters
of the party killed a few squir-
rels.
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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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STUDENTS APPOINTED A
competitive examination of stu
dents for the Agricultural and
Mechanical college took place
on Monday in this city. There
was eleven applicants; the fol-
lowing appointments were made
to the agricultural department:
B. F. Delameter, Burleson coun-
ty; Elijah Pennington, Washing
ton county; F. H. Whitfield,
Austin county.
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COMMISSIONERS CouRT.-i

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-A
special term of this court was
in session yesterday. The sup
Elemental assessment roll of
the county assessor was ap-
proved. In the absence OF the
county judge the Commissioners
as required by law, ordered a
special election on the 9th OF
Septembcrs in accordance with
the governors proclamation.
The Commissioners will meet
again to-day.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

SOME of the cotton gins in.
this county are running on
"full time"-say from 6 o'clock
in the morning until II o'clock
at night.
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THERE will be ball at We'll
come, Auotin county, on the
evening of the 27th inst, to
which general invitation is ex-
tended to ali who wish to at
tend.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

BRENNAN cotton buyers pay
cash for cotton, while our mer-
chants-those who advertise
sell goods cheaper than those
of any other town in this part
Of the state. This is why SO
much cotton is being marketed
here from other counties.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

TEAMsrERs.-There is a fine
of FIVE dollars for hitching a
team to an awning post, or OBJ
structing a sidewalk or crossing
with a wagon or team. The
city authorities give fair warning
that the ordinance will be strict
ly enforced without fear or favor
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Fhe attention of our read

fhe attention of our readers
scaIled to advertisement OF
Norwood High School and
College. 1t is differed by
gentlemen of the highest cul-
ture and finest reputation as in
structors of the young. 1t is
located in one Of the healthiest
portions of Virginia, easily ac-
cessible, and in daily commune
cation by mail and telegraph
with the whole country.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

GIN ACCIDENT August
Keicke, ofBurton, had his hanp
and arm caught in his gin and
fearfully lacerated last Thurs
day. 1t was thought that am
putation would be necessary.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

LITIGATION seems to be on
the increase; no less than
eight civil suits were instituted
in the Justices court Monday,
some for amounts as high as
$500.
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REAL estate in the city is
looking up; the demand is in
cTeasing. Those who wish to
buy would dc well to consult
John a. RandIe & Son. before
making their purchases.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-09

BUSINESS is reviving in our
city; eur merchants are busy;
money is beginning to circulate
more freely, and everybody
seems to be contented and hap
NJ,
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The Boston Globe brings this
item: Chas. S. Strickland, Esq,
this city, was cured of rheuma-
tism by St. Jacobs Oil.