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The story of a 500 Bill

A Galveston drummer ar
rived in BRENNAN by Friday
nights train and put up at one
Of our popular notes.-the
name of the drummer and the
hotel would not add to the in
terest of this item as it is strictly
true. The drummer like all
good drummers went to bed,
rested well had pleasant dreams,
and arose Saturday morning in
good shape. Having made his
toilet he came down on the
street for d little exercise and a
toddy, and here, let it be put
on record, all good drummers,
with a very few exceptions,take
a roddy before breakfast, The
drummer was accompanied by
a Brennan gentleman to the
''toddy emporium there's
several Of EN- in town--and
there he discovered that he had
left his pocket book under his
pillow at the hotel. He lost no
time in returning and found that
the chambermaid had been in
the room while he had been
gone and that his pocket-book
was gone too. 1t had contain
ed FIVE S. bills and one 500
He at once reported his loss at
the office and found that the
chambermaid had already been
there and deposited the pocket
book with only 6ve S. bills in
it. The chambermaid was CALI
ed and declared that she had
not disturbed the contents of
the book. The drummer did
not propose loosing 500 so
easily and the services of an Of
icer were called into requisition
The officer went TO the hotel,
had an interview with the cham-
bermaid and then they went to
the drummers room; a search
was instituted and the bill was
found simply secreted in the
mosquito bar. The officer re
turned bearing aloft in his right
hand the 500 bill. The drum
mer was satisfied to get his
money back and the matter was
hushed up without any arrest.
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]. L. Anlmons has removed
to the store next door to NJ. A.
Healy, where he has the
largest and hnestassorment of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short NOTICE.
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ENTIRE NoUs.-A new socie-
ty ofthis name has been organ
lied n'this city with seventeen
members, the number being
limited to twenty. The follow
ing are the officers: ]. NJ.
Byrnes. president; J. w. Bar
nett, vieespresident D. c. Gid
dingss jry secretary and treas
erer.
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The PenitentIarr.
WAsHINeroN SEPT. Isl

WASHINGTON SEPT. Ist.
Editors Isanner:
I have just returned home
from a trip to Huntsville, and
having been invited by the
managers Of the penitentiary to
visit the prison, myself and
about eight hundred others
went through all of the depart
.ments; and. I am glad to inform
you that we found everything
in splendid condition, the cells
were all nice and clean and the
prisoners that were inside the
walls seem to be well satisfied.
i saw John Wesley Hardin
working in the shoeshop. |
would be glad to give you the
full particulars, if knew the
public would get the benefit of
what l seen. | am now satisfied
that the BANNER is correct in
opposing the hiring out of con
victs out side of the walls, as l
learned from the citizens that
they seldom ever attempt to
escape from the walls and l
also learned that as many as
twelve in one day who had es-
capped from farms came back to
the walls and asked to be adj
mitted in, which shows that they
must have been badly treated.
R. J. Moore,
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1t is Possible.

That a remedy made of such
common, simple plants as Hops
Buchu, Mandrake. Dandellon,
&C., makes so many and such
marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Ritters dor It must be,
for when old aud young, rich
and poor. Pastor ard Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify
to having been cured by them,
we must believe and doubt no
longer. See other column.
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Aug. 3Ist 1880.


Aug. 3Ist 1880.
Weather warm and dry; cot
ton picking brisk; cotton worms
taking recess.
Rev. T. J. Chandler of Indc-
pendence has just closed a pro-
tracted meeting here; there was
many inquirers and five CONVEX
sions. The Prilnative Baptists
had a two days meeting at the
union church and added six or
seven members to their congre-
CATION. The colored people
have also been holding a reviv-
al at New England church; they
too have an interest in the wei
fare of their immortal spirits.
I am inclined to think your
officers rather severe on e. ].
Hamilton, cotton buyer. The
officers whSse duty It was to en-
force the law should have given
him an opportunity to pay his
occupation tax without adding
any trimmings.
RESJRGAAS.
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Foo6 for The br.;r nj go.

Food for the brain and nerves
that viii invigorate the body
without Intoxicating is what
we need in these days OF rush
and worry. Parker's Ginger
Tonic restores the vital ener-
gies. soothes the nerves and
brings good health quicker
than any thing you can use.
See adv.
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A GRAND-pA.-Mr. William
Thompson, one Of the hand
soonest and most popular cot
ton buyers, is now a grand
father. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Lockett. Of Caldwell. his SON
in-Iaw and daughter, being the
parents Of a beautiful girl baby
who has been christened Alice
Carey.
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Bremen via. New York 10
BRENNAN s47.oo
Bremen via. New Orleans 70
BRENNAN S47.So
Brennan TO London6a.so
+. a. ENGEl XE, Agt.
Brenham Aug. ed. 1881.
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aIolners. No.hes.I lIolhesIIl

Are YOU disturbed asnight and broken Of
your RESI- BY SICK child suffering and cry
ing with the circulating pain Of cutting
teeth? If so, 90 at once and get 4 bottle Of
Mrs. Wirslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about II. There IS not mother on earth
who has ever used it. who viii not tel you
al once that it viii regulate the bowels and
give rest to themother, and relief and health
to the child, operating Ike mage. Z; is
perfectly safe 10 use IN al cases, and pleas
ant to the saste, and is tie prescription Of
one OF the oldestand best female physicians
and nurses in the United States Sold ey-
erYwhere. IS cents a bottle.
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cave his Crop Away.

Last year was persuaded to leave my
healthy home on the Nolsrd ;;aad to take
up my residence on the Brazos. Like many
Others, while there contracted tkat fearful
ly debilitahng disease, chills and fever, 4
gave away my crop and returned home a
wiser and poorer man. My system was
completely shattered and 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 4 was at The grange store and was PEI
suaded by the agent to try 4 bottle Of Nor
ley's T-X-S Ague Tonic, the cure was not
instaneous nor miraculous, but day by tlay
l could feel my strength returning until /
was made a sound and healthy maa. And
! cheerfully say to all who whoare Similar
afflicted go thou and do likewise
Gratefully yours,
IlrAf Ef.nnFll-
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Real Estate Transfers,


Recorded by H. M. Lewis coun-
ty clerk Tor The week ending
September Il:
Mrs NJ EWood to William hrue-
ger es7k acres land Gates and
Bryan lea. $50. 49,. ...... S 746S
William Kruger to NJ z Wood
2o31s. acres Phi Coe lea...... 5 $3.50
Morgan I Smith to Alfred Hud-
son 100 acres A R Stephens -
lea.......... -. -. S 500
Ed Green to John G Rankin
part of lot "A Rippeto add. S 1900
BR Stephens to W W Stephens
< und. mt. in 1851 acres Clay
L., 367
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ROOSTER FIeHT.-Last night
about z o'clock a couple Of 1T
tie ROSTERS, white, aged about
IA or I5years. had a personal
difficulty at SIC corner Of Sandy
and Ant streets, G-sleh ended N
blows. 4 ring was fornsed and
fifteen OF twenty men stood By
70 see fair play. Short. pieces
OF board were introduced into
the fight BY the smaller friends
Of the gladiators. One or two
blows were given, and one of
the ROSTERS wanted a pistol or
q knife with which to slay his
enemy; He didn't get 4 and
aostiities ceased,
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Observation-Disclosures is
called to the advertisement of
H. w. Harry & Brothers, our
live hardware men. in this issue.
They have a large stock of
stoves and tinware which they
are selling atGrange prices. If
you want a stove, give them a
call. They ian. suit you.
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A Doc TRApE.-On Satur-
day last a country gentleman
came TO town and bought a
dog. Herelates his experience
thus: Il bought a dog of a
niger, ] took him off his rope
and put him on mine, | then
took the niger into a saloon
and treated him, and when l
came out found that my dog
and my rope, too, had been
stolen" He says he is going
to have his dog if the dog Is
not worth q cent and it costs
twenty-five dollars to get him.
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Another invoice Of the Ccle
brated Improved Tennessee
Wagons just received, and Tor
sale by Harris & Kord, al Bren
ham compress.
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A coLoRED naturalist re-
marked yesterday evening as
the million bats that inhabit the
beautiful cupoIa Of our beauti-
full courthouse turned out for
exercise and refreshments, that
"de bats eats up de muskeeters
and dats why we has SO few
skeeters in Brennum."
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New AEVERTIsEMEsTs.-In
this issue appears the advertise
ment Of R. G. Sydow offering
his stock ofliquors ata bargain.
Mr.. Adolphe Testard an
nounces that he is paying the
highest price in spot cash for
cotton seed.
Messrs. L. A. Nlebuhr & Co.,
advertise their new store and
new stock of dry goods, gro
ceries and general merchan-
disc Read their card and give
them a call.
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EoLoRED LAwYERs,-There
is now two regular licensed col
ored lawyers practicing law in
our district court. One of
them IS employed in no less
than five divorce suits, which
goes to show that happiness
does not reign supreme in AZ
RIGA.
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wM. GooDE.

l can testify TO the facts contained in the
above certificate. When I recommended
Morley's TVS Ague Tonic 10 Mr.. Goode
twas mylasth hope Of ever seeing him alive
again and rejoice with his many friends on
his complete restoration TO health.
N. H. RATHER,
Agent Grange Store.
-Noland NallcY. Rell G.. Tex NIr,- u 81
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s~ Wanted-Old coins. for-
eign and American. The high
est market price paid by SAN
5cHLEE6ER.
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Cotton Statement.

The BANNER is indebted to
Mr.. VIM. Thompson for the
following Statement of the re-
ceipts and shipments of cotton
at Brenham for the year end
ing Sept. Ist 1881:
Receipts, bales. 3o,s25
Shipments 3o,Io4
Stock on hand " $50. I,57I
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SEED WAk.-The cotton seed
war IS becoming red hot and
decidedly interesting-to farm
ers. Monday the competition
was very spirited and at noon
$40 per ton spot cash was the
ruling price, at the close sIa.
How much higher it viii go We
are NOT prepared to say.
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Cost Of the Schools.


A report has been given cur
rency on the street that the
BRENNAN public free schools
were costing a fabulous sum of
money. The object of this re-
port is not clear. In order that
the public may know exactly
how much has been collected
and how much spent, we append
the following account of the re-
ceipts and expenditures from
the superintendent animal re-
ports
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PRAIRIE VIEw.-At the com
petitive examination of-candi-
dates for the admission TO
Prairie View Normal school
colored, there was but three APP
plicants viz; one each from Aus
tin, Washington and BurIeson
counties: The Washington
county candidate passed the
best examination and the Bur
Lesson county considered the
next7best. Washington coun-
ty now has two students at
Prairie View and in view of this
fact Mr.. Honnan appointed the
Brrleson county applicant,
Charles Robinson, whose stand
ing was fully twenty per cent
higher than that of the Austin
county youth.
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Mr.. JAS. A. WEATHERFoSD, of Spring
field. OHIO, says Browns Iron Bitters
cured ne Of the wort case Of dyspepsia
man ever had. The museles,of my stom-
ach, liver and bowels now seem so strong.
! believe l could almost digest Petrihed
cheese ! recommend it to all who suffer
as did l."
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A DIFFICULTY occurred at
Ebell's saloon near the Santa
Fe depot Thursday afternoon
between two white men; one
called the other liar, etc.
The man to whom the epithets
were applied got hold Of a
cuphng pin and knocked the
other man down, cutting his
head so that he bled copiously.
# any arrests were made they
werenot reported.
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BALL AT BERLlN.--The bali
at Berlin on Saturday night
last was largely attended-the
ball room being crowded with
devotees of terpsichore. Good
music was provided and dane
ing was literally INDUCED in
by the youth and beauty of
that popular neighborhood. The
best of order and good feeling
prevailing throughout the even
ing. Mr.. Henry Green, the
gentlemanly proprietor Of the
hall, was untiring in his efforts
to please his guests. The bail
was asuccess financially as well
as otherwise. Brenhannites hope
he viii give another soon.
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The election yesterday pass
ed off very quietly. While
the polls were open the sa-
looms we're closed. Very lit
tie interest was manifested and
only about one-third of a vote
was polled in the city and but
three Of the four polls were
opened. The colored voter
took no interest init at all aad
hardly twenty coIored Yotes
were polled.
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WARSRel pANsEE.!-rhe unparalleled
success of Simmons Liver Regulator has
stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in9iudH4ls e IS
sue limitations and substitutes which, beng
totally unlike the genuine in their -eiIeet OF
composition, are calculated to iajhre the
veil earned reputation of the Regulator,
N. -l-s,at LIE Ir.liici.-.. l.1ntllrlrl n
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RyN OFF, The east bound
freight train on the Central had
She engine very nicely mn Of
49,; al me cuiveit about
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Marriage Licenses.

Issued by H. NJ. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
September Z
Howard Wallace and Louisiana VIII
liams
Sandy Lyons and Mary Henderson.
Monroe Dawson and Katie Richardson
John Pragg and Emma Campbell.
Henry Jones and Julia Johnson
Spencer Daniels and Mary Walker.
id Kent and Mamie D Elliott.
LIE Brown and Lena Patterson.
Old CASE. Ed. Upshaw,
was arrested a few days ago on
the charge of carrying a pistol
two years ago. Upshaw lives
in the Burton neighborhood
and at the time mentioned in
the complaint he went to the
domicil of another colored gen
tleman and fred his pistol off
in his door yard soaring him
"tolerably'' near to death and
subsequently, running away
with his wife. The. scared man
claims that at the time the
Burton justice refused to take
his complaint, but he treasured
up the insult in his memory and
coming to Brenham justice
Hackworth took his complaint
and issued a warrant for Mr..
Upshaw. He was brought TO
the bar of justice on Saturday
last, plead guilty and was fined
s25 and the trimmings.
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On Mill. -Elewhere appears
the advertisement of the Bren-
ham Oil Mill for cotton seed.
The mill wants and must have
cotton seed and is now paying
more for seed than any one else.
The fact is there is regular
cotton seed war here and the
farmers are getting the benefit
of it to the extent of 81 or IS
per ton for cotton seed. The
Brennan oil mill is a home in
dustry, it is a permanent insti-
tuition and has a capital of from
$4,000 to $4,000 invested
here and when in operation
will give employment to fifteen
or twenty hands.
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CENTRAL HousE.-Mr. Emil
Braun, late Of the Guadalupe
Hotel, New Braunfels, has
bought the Central House in
this city and is now keeping it
in good style. His table viii
compare favorably with the best
houses in the interior and the
house is daily growinain popu-
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Il viii be a theatrical
perfof. &C and ball at Wesley
next S lay night. See Ad.
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|ow in the county
Tisoners-eleven
white, also 1--WE
whites and one
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The Vote,

For the medlcat department.
Galveston, I42; Houston, 81.
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EsCULENTs

Ties, all kind, per bdl. ... 50
LUMBER.
Rough lumber, all kinds, pei NJ. $50 %
Texas iumber..... .....--... 10 o
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cl on Monday
mayor 10 en-
nance against
s. IN the FIRE
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SEVERAL new residences are
being erected in different parts
Of the city.
, 1881-03-19

Such as Loss Of Memory. i.aSSitu,la. Noc,nrn,I
Emissions. Aversion I" society. Dimn.ss 81
Vision. Noises ia the head the vital Amid
passing unoseseryei in the uriue And many
other diseases that lead To irss ,ni.y and dr,.b
DR.. Nin.:e viii sgree t. forfeit Fly. Nm.
ired Dollars for n case Of .his kind The Vel
Restorative Jun Ter his sl,ecial aIricr anil treat.
mentl viii nj cure. az irr a,ytip., irupur, ar
injurious found in IL DR. Min,ir trrs., al,
Pnrase diseases SUCCESSFULLY without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. Including ANALYSIS af urine !, q
Price ei Vital Restorative. IS % . hn,tIe d,
four times the quantity. So 90; sent % auv
address upon receip, Of price, or c. O. II. "a.
'ure from observation. and IN priy,,. ,.r'. !;
,'z-ir-d. by \ +. MINTIr. n d
II kesTney Street. San Francisco. c.I
D.. Minties Kidney Remedy, Nephrrricum
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants. Gcnorrh1a, GIert. Le1corrhra Fo,
sale bysl druggists; 81 90 bottle. 81, b,,tI..
for S50 ''A '''''e'
pr. Mintie's Dandel:an riI.s. are the bc-,
anu cheapest pvsp-l<ia and Billions cure IN
market. T.. sac hy al druggists. Hodre
Davis d Ca P"r'lsni. wholesale ,r .n.s 4Ilt
, 1881-03-19

BrsrsEss.-The Oregon Improvement Co.
are out with proposals for ploughing, fenc-
ing and seeding 5000 acres Of land in the
Palouse country. Bids will be received at
Colfsx on the 10Th Of March. This looks
like business both on the plrt OF the company
and also on the o. T. n.
, 1881-03-19
MALARIAL
Bi OOD
P0IS0NTNG,

Causing chiils and Fever
Dumb Ague, intermittent, Re.
mittent and Typhoid Fevers,
eiiiousness, Liver, Stomach.
and Kidney disorders, and
manyothcr lime ITS, destroy
ing the health and lives of
millions, is driven out Of the
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA.
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANcL, ONO s0DY AND
FooTPlAST IS, the cheap.
est and only t,c-.oct treat.
mont by tho Absorption prin-
cipie. The Fias e-s acting in
conjunctio with tho Pad up.
on the neTye centerS and re-
mote parts Of tho b dy, in abb
sorbing AMI thoroughly rid
dingth systemfr from, MAlA.
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PlASreRS, all combined,
sold for 81 90 the cheapes'
aribestremedv ever discov.
or i, and a positive cure
gu aranteed If worn accord
lng TO directions. Remem-
ber, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot PisSters, .he whole.
Sf.QO. Sold by al, druggists
or mailod Oh ,sc. ipt cf II ce
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK
, 1881-03-19

New CoAL-That this country il filed
with coal there is nc dolHt NsE v-,ns .re
being discovered every Little while The
most recent lind is that made by.Mr. Coppin
up on the hill. In sinking for well few
days since he struck vein OF coal similar 10
that mined at Newcastle Pot.
, 1881-03-19
Notice.
u. s. LAND OtFTCY.

WaIl,-wa.iA, ". r., II .rrh ;, 1881
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n tilrri in this Office ily Gcorse H. Smyth
and Application made undcr the act of Con-
gress approved June 3 1873, sutitlen - An
act for the $ lie of timber Lands in the State
OF California, 0r-scn, Neya.a and in Wash
inston territory" to purchase SW4 SCI. Sec.
NJ, ard NV MIA. Sec. *. T. 9, y. r. .
T., a;.i NEli NEl !. Sec IL. anh S-,i-4
MI 4. Sc =. I. 4. " r. NJ - East. Ap-
p,i ati,n will be heart Nay L, 1881.
T. H. MORRISON,
ltd Register.
, 1881-03-19
Kheda Coda.
Thr TriniS an. rvtASlssiss, " ssr 8essen-
81 Duck kaneh.

Tee Kingdom Of Gcd still roll. on about
as deliberately and slowly on the wheel OF
time. The prosecution have made their case
and the defense come forward ~ith All army
Of seedy and hninsly angels, srcllang-ls and
winged pain singers OF both -exs, that would
give any oriiuary mortal the horroFs when
contemplating his Gisht 20 this celestial duck
ranch. J. Y. Clore, an arca,nlel o: the
Gabriel magnitude. testified ,ha. be lost no
faith IA Davi- and his two sons, aad that
Days aud progeny
WERE IHE Only COPS
he ever knew, and that he had iyei IN
Heaven the duck ranclj for - years, and
in that period had never knewn a woman.
Furthermore that Davis, tie God, never
went amCng the women, but az the same time
God the Spirit never made confident If
hiu. or Ie: him iato the iunerm nst secrets OF
the heart: Mes.rs. Sven q. Hagg and
Nortensaa testified that they came from
Mautans with th- Lord N 1866 and that ne
has bern d norai G -i-above r=ir1ach
and that h has ways ''aIvi-d u as the
Lord should do, besides he has taught them
the Christian religion. And that they have
10 reason to doubt his being the Ominip-
oten, One. To-Day, angels OF the feminine
gender viii swear by God-D,vis is what he
represents himself. The Salt Lake !Tfts"e
will please not cucumber It's limited space
by creditins this article to us
, 1881-03-19

FAKM SoLD.-Pcarsou's farm, known as
the Anderson Cox place, situated at the
crossing OF the Coppei, on the walla Walla
and Lewiston road has been sold The price
paid was thirty dollars per acre for 80 acres
amounting to $500.
, 1881-03-19

Az IMMENSE FLEEr.-The old d. 5. "
Co. and the present o. K. & n. Go. have
owned altogether - steamboats,, OF which -
representing a tonnage of l6, 700, are now in
use seven of them run above Cello, four
run down the river from the Dalles, and SIN
teen navigate tine Willamette and Lower
Columbia rlvers.
, 1881-03-19
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the a,e II thirty Z" sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacus,rnS
Of the Bladder, often accompanied by siiSht
smarting or burning sensation. AMI weaken
ing of the system in manner the PATIENT can
not account fon I'm examining the urinary
deposits ropy sedim,n will of;en b. found;
ami sometimes small paitiel-s "f sii'uiHen val
appear, or the e.lor vii H. u: q thin nillSs.
hue. asaia Changing to a iarl, aud tnrlid ;.i'-
pearance There are many a." die II this
difficulty Ignorant of the cause. wh,eA Is the
second stage of seminal wea. neSs. l,r: Si''n-
ney will guarantee perfect cure IN all such
cases. and healthy restoration at the .'euIt"-
urinary organs.
OFFICE rorEs--lo {" 4. and Il to s Sun
d,ys from 10 10 II A. " Cnnsultatirn free.
Thorough examination and advice. *.
Call or address,
, 1881-03-19

PACK TRAIS.-The government pack train
viii leave the Garrison on Monday for Fort
Lauwai. under orders the department
commander.