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HEN PEcKKD.-Considerable
amusement was caused on Main
street Monday by a Bohemian
woman and her husband. She
had brought a bale of cotton
and her husband to town and
sold the cotton. They then
proceeded to enjoy life by
drinking beer or worm-juice till
both were happy, although
there were not two hearts with
a single thought, because both
of them thought differently.
She was much the largest and
heaviest of the two; in physical
strength she was much his SUI
perior, they were on the street;
she wanted him to get into
their wagon; he wanted more
to drink although so drunk
he could hardly stand up; she
caught him by the shoulder and
shook him like a terrier would a
rat. She administered several
shakings to him. when he, with
good deal of difficulty and her
assistance, mounted the wagon.
She dumped him on the back
seat and got into the wagon her
self, he then crawled forward
and getting hold of the lines es-
sayed to drive out oftown; more
words ensued, then a skirmish
for the possession of the lines;
again she proved to be the best
man and getting them in her
hands she put whip to the team
leaving a great multitute-I5 or
20 men and boys looking and
laughing at them.
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o, What . C0ugh!

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 so cents, torun 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 nil
lion bottles were sold the past year tire
lieves Group, andwhooping cough. at once.
Mothers do not be without it For Lame
Back, side, or chest, use Shiloh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist,
Brenham. Texas.
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Laying the Corner Stone.

The ceremony of laying the
corner stone, of a new Episco-
pal church (St. Peters Bren-
ham will take place, (Provi-
dence permitting,l on Friday,
Sept 9th at 5 p. m. Bishop
Gregg and FIVE or six of the
clergy of the Diocese are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
Other services, with sermons
and addresses, will be held, be-
ginning on Thursday night
Sept. Sth--also Friday morning
and night. The public gene
f "a i! are invited IS attaad,
/. P. RUcKER.
Brennan, Sept. rst 1851,
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TEXAS STRINGS offers $500
gold (sIoo first prize) as prizes
to parties sending in the largest
list of subscriptions from this
date until Christmas, and will
pay a commission on each sub
scription taken. Siftings wants
some one in every town and
settlement to compete for these
prizes, and write at once for
terms and conditions.
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ESCAPE AND CAPTURED
Some weeks ago Margaret Cox,
calored, was committed to Jail,
in default of bond, by B. A.
Watson. Esq, justice of pre-
cinct No. a, charged with steal
ing $3.50 Margaret had a
male friend, Henry Johnson,
and by his assistance she sue
ceeded in making her escape
through the brick walls of the
jail; Johnson digging a hole
through from the outside, she
being on the ground floor where
there was no cages. The es-
cape was kept profound Sc
cret and on Thursday Marga-
ret was captured and locked up.
Henry Johnson, the colored
gentleman and engineer, who
planned and executed the es-
cape. was also captured and
now occupies prominent po-
sition in one of the cages. Sebe
Butler, another negro, was also
captured and jailed, on a charge
of being implicated in the rob-
berry. Johnson lives in the
Chappell Hill neighborhood
and Butler is from near Bur-
ton.
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The meeting of the Chris

The meeting of the Chris
tian church is progressing fine
ly. Prof. Clark is a pleasant,
forcible and logical speaker
and is discoursing to large
and attentive audiences. The
grand central theme for his
meeting as announced being
as Jesus Christ the son of the
living Gode" Preaching every
day at 10 a. M, and s pm,
Mr.. H. w. GRABxR, presi-
dent of the Hook and Ladder
company, tenders the members
of the company the free use of
the second story of his new
building for a mop. 1t now re
mains with the members to say
whether they will accept the
kind offer or not! Why not have
the hope There will be but
little expense attached TO it.
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That Colored Preacher.

Editors Banner.
l read the article in your pa
per on the 18th inst. headed ga
Colored Preacher" and as it re-
fers to me, l will make it more
interesting, In the first place
| do not believe any colored
person wrote it; two expressions
betray the writer. The first one
is 1.-THE spirit of old Mat Gains"
no colored man or woman in the
south would have used that ex-
preston, whatever Mats sins
may have been. The next ex-
preston is where they endeavor
to say that Rebellion against
tyrants is obedience to God"
This is another expression that
would hardly be used by a ma
tive born white American citi-
gen. This expression savors of
nihilism, socialism, and all the
disorders incident TO a east-off
subject of some monarchical
government.
The true inwardness of the
affair is that ] have received all
the members ola church belong
ing to another denomination in
to the A. M. E. church, except
an old white lady who has been
trying to kill the devil between
the races by quartering among
the niggers, and three or four
other members. Their church
was near one ofmine and they
could get no one to preach to,
so they had to move into anoth-
er neighbofhood. This goed
old white lady is an English
subject, naturalized up north,
and sent down south to organ
ize societies among the colored
people.
She tells them the north
church freed therl, and revives
the by-gone days of the happy
land of "mule and forty" The
only preaching that ! ever did
against the races, has been di-
rected to those who attempt to
violate the statutes of the state
and the law of morality. Mr..
Baldridge. at Flat Prairie, and
DR.. Neal, at Washington. at
tend my meetings from time to
time, and have never heard any
teaching of mine calculated to
raise the "old Harry" These
emissaries from the north, when
they wish to get a hold on tbs
affections of the colored BROTH
er, their text is: 1.-THE north
freed you" When they wish
to oppose the A. M. E. church,
body of colored men with
bishops of their own color, they
tell the southern white man that
we are stirring up strife among
the blacks and whites. What
double dealing!
A. SCOTT,
Pastor A. NJ: E. Church.
Graball, Aug. ~.
P.S. have been creditably
informed, since writing the
above, that a certain old lady,
white, of course, as ] conjectured
above, who has been trying for
a year to marry a "nigger,"
wrote the article in question.
The spelling and punctuation
sc no DISGUISE, hut she did hAr
best, only withholding her name,
The intelligent citizens Of Wash
ington county have a fair speci-
men of the class of teachers sent
south to elevate the eoIored
people. We are living en- south
erR soil, and daily brought in
contact with southern men, and
common sense would -.
oe a suicidal policy
20 do as she has charged.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,

Is itnot worth the small price of Is cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so call
at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's Vi
talizer, every H>ettle has printed guarantee
o. it, use accordingly and if it does you no
good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Jos.
Tristram, DRUGGIST, Brenham, Texas.
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Business.

I5ekie0e tkat tie 5sst si1ay 10
ert,ess my tsaaks 70, tie 0ssy
liberal patronage essuxxx Il ne
in TIE past. is = ses1e ~ eHsfo-
Rte,s stiH ms,e eEsisntz1 IL H.
s,e. Tbs 7 p,stss< b Do, ard
ScTkfaO. Lx1se and sa<sfaefosy
as ny business kxs ben last SEQ
son, IaciH be sill 5ekst tssbased
this seas0s to zt<sz NE zcxaks of
my pafysas, 6Otkia ke3<zixx ssei,
COTTON, asS supplying tim
1Ulh Groceries. CoT4oN shftbed
to ne aUiH pield tie shipper tie
0e,y best results Of TIE sd1antag-
IS of The Houston masSst, and of
c9e5uL, p,smpt AeE cey,ecf hsxz-
ing. I by gods IL large 11aa-
mites and hing them % Ter4s
t0zth tie least expense, hexee T
can 0fer advantages tx ILL
KINDS Of GROCERIES. tEai
scfH be Appreciated 81 tie t,ads.
WIN. D. CLEVELANE.
Cotton Factor and Wholesale Cover
HousroN. Texas.
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Are you disturbed atnight and broken of
your res. by a sick child suffering and cry
ing with the circulating pain Of cutting
teeth? If SO, SO at once and ceta bottle Of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t Will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there IS no mistake
aboutit. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels and
give rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the ckild, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use in al cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and IS the prescription of
one of the oldestand best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold ev-
erYwhere- * GEMS bottle
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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,
sootlles the nerves and brings
good health quicker than any
thing you can use. Tribune.
See other column.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, dipthefia, canker mouth and head
ache, in Shiioh's Catauh Remedy. a ma
sal injector free with each bottle. Use ii if
you desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Sold by Jos. Tristram, druggist,
BRENNAN, Texas.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by H. M. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for the week ending
August 81.
Joseph NJ Smith TO James W
Farmer 5 tracts of land Y
acres ...... ..-.....- 5 1900
! Il and Mary E Cochran TO
Pannelca B Eldrcd 100 acres
A Harrington lea...... -. S 1900
Lyddleton Smith to c X Breed
love 80 acres Washington Co. 5 500
r. Breedlove 10 C A Cobb 20
acres in Washington county 5 Goo
VIM Miege and wife 10 VIM
Hole 90 acres, J W Cole lea S 265o
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Gin and Press.

The best Gotten gin in the
market is for sale by Wood &
Low, and oan 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 tbs ground
LOU
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CHANGE OF TIME. "A gentle
man who came down from Bel
ton yesterday learned that the
Santa Fe road would soon
change her schedule and put
on through passenger trains
from Galveston to Morgan,
Bosque county. This arrange
ment IS said to be a bitter pill
for the thriving city of Bolton,
which until the main line is
built beyond there, will simply
be on a little tap road nine
mileslong.
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CAPTURED Peter O'Neil,
colored deputy sheriff. last
week captured Bill Silas, color
ed, who was convicted of dis
turbing public worship at Seed
tick church, near Chappell Hill,
some time ago. He had paid
part of his fine and was engaged
in working out the remainder
when he concluded to escape.
He is now in Jail.
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LOUIS ROBERTSON, a coon,
wanted en- the charge of theft
of property over the value OF
$50, was arrested in the woods
near chappell Hill, by Jake
Brown, colored, a special dep
uty sheriff, brought to BRENNAN
and Gagged in the jailed to
await the action of the distaict
court.A
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Issued by H. M. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
August 81.
Charles Miller and Celia Davis
Sam Fielder and Carolina Chambers
lanes Marshall and Fannie Wheeler
MT Chadwick and Cornelia Gee
Taylor Cooper and Margaret Curry
Gabrial Las and Mary Stella Kosse
Fredrick Grote and Johanna Grote
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SEyErAL OF our producq
dealers have been ordering POI
tatoes from St. Louis and one.
Of them received Texas pota-
toes thathad been shipped to
St Louis and resold for ship
ment to Texas.
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ALTHOUGH the corn crop is
short many of our farmers have
succeeded in saving a sufficient
quantity of roughness, such as
millst bats, hay, barley, and
FODDER. to feed their stock
through the ainter.
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
THE DRAWING
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED
THURSDAY MOvEMBEe 10. 1881
IS THE DAY pEzEsssrNp sp5s.

The drawing of ibis scheme has beer,
finally settled upon, and will e.ssfnfv take
place en- Thursday, the ioeh ef November.
1881. by assent Of the Eomuisioaers. and
this will enable me to ssll al Il the remain
ing tickets.
Alpersons, theIeSea. intending to invest
in this scheme, NAY rest ASSURED that there
will be no further delays or postpensnsh,s.
LIST os rRszEs.
The Willard Hotel with All ID nfcn nan
FixmTes and Furniture. 06JU,UBU
One residence on Green street,... 5It,oco
One residence On Green street...- 1900
Two Cash Prizes. each $5eoo.... Io,eoo
Two Cash Prizes, each $500. 1000
Five Cash Prizes, each $1,000. $500
Five Cash Prizes, each $500 $500 z,soo
Fifty Cash Prizes, each SIoo. 5000
Hundred Cash Prizes, each $50. 5.ooo
Hundred Cash Prizes, each $50. 10000
One Set Of Bar Furniture 1000
One Fine Piano ..,... ........... eco
One handsome Silver Tea set..... 100
400 Boxes Bourbon Whiskey $50. I4ooo
10 Baskets Champagne, Sax. 40
5 Hundred Cash Prizes, each Sic. 5,oe0
400 Doves Fine Wines, S5o....... 1900
eco Boxes Robertson County Wits
key, $3o......-.. ......,. Coco
400 Boxes Havana Cigars, Sle-..- 1000
5 Huadred Cash Friza, each $40. 5000
AMOUNTING TO S56s.sso.
Whole tickets S.; Halves So; Quarters s.
Remittances may be nlass ~ bank check
express, postal msnay order, or registered
Mail.
Responsible agents varied At al points
For circulars, giving flB Attenuation and
for tickets, address,
W. C ,. NzlEs,
Willard Hstel. Louisville. ~
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Merchant Tailor.

IL. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to New
bouer Bros. pl'--i ~ tba
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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a nApPY.-For the past two
days the face of Chas. Herbst
has been suffused by as benign
a smile as falls to the lot of NOR
ia | man, and his friends have
Keen shaking hands with him
the same time giving know
ook.s Mr.. H. is member
zine company and its
pave 2 new recruit at the
kansion, Success to
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FEsr.-The third annual fest
of the West Mil Creek Turn
yerein viii take place near Fab
merits hall on Saturday, the 24th
Of September. A grand time is
anticipated.
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The n: Y. Evening Telegram
says Tony Pastor Was 10
J.r,I. pains by St.
rs Oil. He praises its eff
cacy.
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DIED.-At his residence in
this city at $50 a. m. on the 27th
inst, OTro STERN, aged 80
years.
The deceased was raised in
this county and was an honest,
upright and unassunling young
man; he leaves a wife and child
as well as many relatives and
friends to mourn his death. His
funeral takes place from his
residence at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing.
DIED.-In this city, at 4 p. m.
on the goth inst, EARNEST, aged
6 weeks day, son of R. E. and
Ida Luhn.
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Mr.. ROBERT DERDoN, of the
Wesley neighborhood, called
at the BANNER to say that he
had nothing to do with the rob-
berry of a Bohemian near Wei
come, Austin county; was never
arrested on that or any other
charge in his life and knew moth
ing of it till he saw the publica-
ton in the BANNER; and is at a
loss to know how his name GANG
to be connected with the affair.
The Banners informant was
evidently mistaken in the name
of the party and the correction
is made in justice 10 Mr., Der
don.
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ESTHER. an old colored wo-
man was on the street yester-
day evening with a sick white
child in her arms and said she
was unable to get medical at
tendance. The mother of the
child is a lunatic now confined
in the county jail. Esther says
she has had the child about
three months and was to have
been paid SIS per month for TAX
ing care fit, but so far has
received only So. The proper
authorities should investigate
this matter.
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Forty THoUSAND.-The re-
ceipts of cotton or the year
ending August sIst, 1881, were
about 10000 bales. As soon
as the official figures are made
we viii publish them.
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The West Mill creek Turner'S
have purchased plat ofground
and are having it enclosed with
a substantial fence. Booths
are to be erected and dancing
hall constructed in time for their
annual fest, which will take
place, we are told, some time
in September. The young
gentlemen composing this as
ISOLATION are Industrious, thrifty,
energetic farmers, and know no
such ward as fail III getting up
and managing their entertain
ments. They have already
gained a splendid reputation
for both liberallty and hospital
ity.
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'wM. GooDE.

l can testify to the facts contained in the
above certificate. When I recommended
Morley's TINS Agtie Tonic to Mr.. Goode
it was my lasthope Of ever seeing him alive
again and rejoice with his many friends on
his complete restoration 10 health.
N. II. RATHER.
Agent Grange Store.
holland Valley, Bel Co. Tex, May 27 81.
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DURING the storm on Wednes-
day afternoon railroad hand
belonging at section IS. near
New Years creek, on the Santa
Fe rsSilway, was struck by light
ming, and stunAed forsome time.
He will rec,sver.
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BRENNAN, TEXAS.


Special attention is called to the fact thai
we are now representing the following CT
panies: La Coniance Fire Insurance
pany. of Paris, France, with assrf.- Soil,-
inc to S7.SoS. 662 %. 5-s..-.s amount
g., e, - z ;nv--. OF which amount
Bo,Ss e., 2 -ssed in U. s. AZ per ct
~ - ne protection of Americanpoli
....ders. The Lien Fire Insurance com
pany of London, with total cash capital Of
100000 and surplus to policy holders OF
Sf,ass, SIS, of which Ssoo.o is in u 5.
a per cent bonds.
All losses in either company promptly
adjusted and paid at the office OF Dyer,
Beers & Kenison, general managers for the
state ofTexas, Galveston.
SAYiES, ROBERTSON & co.
ianI. 'SId-wt Office in the Opera House.
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olored, fell from
Lyons, Monday,
Itching and had his
Aear the ankle joint
i6re calfspIit open and
49,. He was brought to
hham for treatment and Drs.
Hanson and Lockett de-
zded that amputation was nee
essary, but at last accounts
yCole had not agreed to submit
to the operation.
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gave his Crop Away.

Last year l was persuaded TO leave my
healthy home on the NolaLd and to take
up my residence on the BRACES. Like many
Others, while there contracted that fearful
ly debilitaling disease. clills and fever, l
gave away my crop aud returned home a
wiser and poorer man. Ny system was
completely shattered aud all through the
long and dreary winter battled with fever
and ague and yellow jaundice until my
friends gave up all hope of recovery. One
day was at the grange store and was per-
suaded by the agent 10 try a bottle Of Nor
ley's T-X-S Ague Tenic; the cure was not
instancous nor miraculous, but day by day
could feel my strength returning until
was made sound and healthy man. And
l cheerlully say to all who WHO are similar
afflicted go thou and do likewise"
fafr x-.artre
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CARPETS, and straw mating,
in endless variety.
D r
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fLE Of COED. fresh coun-
try Du' in market at IS cts.
per Pc
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fLE of COED. fresh coun-
Try pug in market at IS cts.
per POI
Oo lie schools will open
on y, the 5th day OF
N be division on the
SAM has been moved
friday afternoon
tnei heavy and re-
fres
got up steam
on d compressed
go q.
earns If sew
eral take place
Ioos i irone RS
are ss Re city
al g9n Rtch.
Tnn 7:i,nd =
TIE sh
court.
readily
head.
r,o-7,51.
market
readily
lars a to]
a.
n,s
city
burie
VI
nsr
~
H; "a
d
~
~ &c
coFV hast
night
NAs5 bred,
tb;s =.
400 al H.,
night
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s en-. ! !. 'ls'f sin d day s q
Septd
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THOUGH sHAKENin EVERY JOINT
and fiber with fever and agps, or bilious
reinittent, the system may setbe freed from
the malignant virus with Hoslelters Stom-
ach Bitters. Protect the system againstlt
with this bene6cient anti-spasmsdie. which
is furthermore Supreme remedy for liver
complaint. constipation, dyspepsia, debili-
ty, rheumatism, kidaey troubles and other
ailments.
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NEW fall and winter goods
continue 70 arrive daily.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-16

Eses and chickens are adj
vancipg in price again
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GRocERIEs continue to adj
vance in price.
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Ice FAcroRY.-Mr. J. c.
Ward, of Beaumont. informs
the BANNER that he will estab-
lish an ice factory in this city
beginning work about the Ist
of January next, at which time
he will move here. He has al
ready secured a location for the
factory and has ordered MAJ
chine capable of making eight
tons of ice per 'dayr Mr.. Ward
is an active energetic business
man and has ample capitol.
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Ne division on the.
has been moved
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= ~
BANNER that extensive prepare
tons were being made for the
Ill at his hall next Saturday
,,;sI,t His hall is 4oy6Q feet.
with a GOOD smooth floor.
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CorroS.-The market is quiet
at quotations.
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b got up steam
"a compressed
"a
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-16

friday afternoon
heavy and re-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-16

impress is under full
cad and has all the work
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Mr. J. F. 81 Bur
ton, has been aP deputy
sheriff for the wei id Of the
county, Spd has a a gilt
edged" hoad in q sum of
$1,000.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-06-16

earns Of sew
ktake place
days.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-13
DEATHS.

McCLEAvE-sEELEY-Int this city, June 10th, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. G. H.
Buck, Wilbur McCleave and Miss Nellie NJ. seeley.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-13
dHants.

WANTED.
A SITUATION by a German girl inst ~,
20 american family preferred. CAN at or addT