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The Broom Brigade.

The exhibition Of the broom
brigade at the opera house last
night was largely attended and
was a grand success-flnancially
as well as otherwise. The bri-
gade consisted OF two squads of
sixteen young ladies each-one
squad wore blue dresses taste
fully trimmed in white, and grey
caps, while the other wore red
trimmed with white, and white
caps. Lieut.. Byrnes, of the
Greys, commanded the blues,
while Capt, Sloan, ofthe Greys,
commanded the reds. The
manner in which they execu-
ted every command, as
well as the manual Of
arms, showed careful training,
and elected hearty cheers from
the audience. The young ladies
exhibited great familiarity with
the most efficient evolutions
and received the heartiest COM
mendations from the audience.
The song Rataplan, was render
ed in an admirable style and
was loudly applauded. Each
squad had its flag bearers and
drummers. Gobble-gobble, the
song by little Sophia COIN, was
one Of the most pleasing incl
dents of the evening, and re-
ceived an encore, when she re-
appeared and sang another
pretty little ballad. The song
of BUY a BROOM" was well
rendered, in fact so well
done that Mr.. o. B. Potter ap-
peared upon the stage and be-
gan to auction off the brooms, |
resulting as follows: The |
brooins of the Blues Melted |
s62.25; thdSe of the red sIo5.75, |
making total from the sale of |
brooms of sI6S; The door re-
ceipts were sI4o; grand total
sos Mr.. Conner, Of Denton, |
one Of the judges, decided that
the Blues were entitled to the
prize for the best drilling. The
ladies of the w. c. T. u, for
whose benefit the entertain
ment was given, have just
cause to feel proud OF the re-
suit. The delegates from Dali
las, Austin, Galveston, Waco,
Fort Worth and Mexia, were
the liveliest and best bidders in
the broom business.
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A DIFFIcULTY.-Wednesday
morning about s o'clock as JUS
tee S. A. Hackworth was pass
ing Dryers corner on Main
and ST. Charles streets a diff
Guilty took place between VIM.
E. Dryer and Mr.. Hackworth
in which the latter was knocked
down. Tom Dwyer, Jr, came
out of the store and struck
Hackworth several blows on the
head and body with an axe
handle. Hackworth is badly
used up and is said to be in a
critical condition. We know
nothing of the causes leading to
the ARRAY and simply give the
particulars as stated by an eye
witness, who did not hear the
words that passed between the
parties.
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The Erlanger Railway:

Col. Giddings reports three
corps of surveyors or engineers
of the Erlanger syndicate
now in the field all headed to-
wall Brennan, and all are ex-
| pectsd here by the last Of this
| week, one from Gonzales, one
from Shreveport and the other
from Alexandria, La; the last
mentioned corps are now en-
camped five miles north of Chap
pell Hill, in this county. These
numerous surveys looks some
thing like business and should
Brennan be so fortunate as to
secure these railways her future
prosperity will be doubly assur-
ed. Our citizens are fully awake
to the necessity of getting the
roads and nothing should be left
undone that will tend to ac-
complish that end. For several
years the necessity of procuring
an extension of the Central and
Montgomery railway was uni
versally admitted; everybody
said it would be a grand thing
for Brennan; that Brennan
ought by all means to have it;
that Brennan was the only
available point to which it could
be extended and all that sort of
thing. So firm had this convic-
ton become in the minds of the
people, that they sat down COM
fortably to await the coming of
the Central and Montgomery;
their minds having been made
up that it could by no POSSIBLE
ity get away. The result is now
before the people, the c. and
M. road has got away and is
now in course of construction
from Navasota to Synder's
Camp, about 10 miles north OF
here. Railroads make and TN
make towns; we should profit
by the experience Of the past,
and if any possibility exists of
securing the Erlanger system, |
no means should be neglected |
to secure it.
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SUNSHINE and cloudy.

SAD AccIDENT.-On Thurs
day evening, at about $50
o'clock, while Mr.. Whitener was
engaged in driving a beef steer
to Mr.. Knittel's pasture, near to
Burton, he was thrown from his
horse and his neck broken.
Only a few months ago Mr..
Whitener had a younger son kill
ed by a kick from a mule. The
loss of two promising sons with
in so shot a time is indeed, a
very severe blow.
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From BowersrilIe.
BowERsvILLE, June II.

BowERsvILLE, June II.
Editors Banner:
We are having fine showers
greatly promoting the growth
Of crops, also of weeds and
grass.
Another most serious acct
dent occurred in the family OF
Mr.. Aaron Whitener living near
Burton, on Thursday, evening
last. His third son Willie
while attempting to rope COW
was thrown from his horse and
fatally crushed. He died about
II o'clock that night; just two
months and a few days since he
lost son by being killed by a
mule. Mr.. w. and family have
the deepest of this community.
We note a piece in your last
BANNER from Deanville signed
by several gentlemen there as
feeling themselves slandered by
us as representing them as be-
ing the Buchanan clique. Now
Mr.. Editor all we have to say
in our behalf is that we did not
hear of their names in connec-
ton with said trial at all, and as
we were not in attendance on
the trial, wrote you Just as we
were informed that a clique in
their favor were in attendance
at Their trial and made great ex-
ertions for their release but no
particular names were given and
we supposed from what we
heard direct from the trial that
their friends consisted as much
of men around Burton as else
where at least, such was our i'm
preston from what we heard
said at different times. We
hope this will prove satisfactory
to all concerned, if not, we have
nothing more to say.
ROBINSON CRUsoE.
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Successful Experiment.

Maj.Keller, general superinten-
dant of the Southwestern Tel
graph and Telephone company,
being in Galveston and feeling
DESTROYS of experimenting with
the telephone line between Gal
weston and Brennan, obtained
permission to use the Santa Fe
telegraph wire for the purpose.
The attachment was made and
for about ten minutes converse
tons passed freely over the line.
Notwithstanding Galveston is
one hundred and twenty-six
miles from Brennan, the con-
versations could be distinctly
heard through the telephone,
and the voices of acquaintance
were readily recognized.
Mr.. Boyle is gaining consid-
cradle reputation in the state by
his indomitable energy and per-
severance displayed in not only
establishing a telephone ex-
change in Brennan, but by his
successful efforts in extending
the line to Chappell Hill.
1t is a mere matter of time
when every important town and
city i'll Texas will be connected
by telephone. From general
indications Brennan promises
to be one of the most prosper
Gus exchanges in the state.
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numerous.

In an interview with Mr.. H.
M. Hook, Managing Editor of
immigration Department of the
Rural World of St. Louis we
were informed that the object
of his visit is to carefully ex-
anime and report upon the
agricultural resources of our
county and the commercial i'm
portance of the city Of Bren-
ham, with its present and pros
pective railway facilities. This
being the case we cannot do
otherwise than comment his
work to the favorable consider
alton OF all who are interested
in the future development of our
city and county. 1t may be
well to add that the reports of
this gentleman are reliable in
every particular, and have con-
tributed materially towards Sc
curing for Texas a large and
desirable immigration. 1t is to
be hoped that our citizens will
realize the importance Of his
work, and do everything in
their power to insure its sue
cess.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by W. P. Dever and estrayed
before'W. T. Willie, ]. P. Precinct No. s,
on the Ist of June 1882, one Bay Mare 5
years old, IS hands high, no brand. One
Sonel year old colt. Mare and colt val
ued at $50.
One Chestnut Sorrel Mare with young
coll, star in forehead. two hind feet white,
branded on left shoulder ABB, I45s hands
high, valued at Sz5.
One Sorrel Mare II years old, star in
forehead, left hind foot white, branded on
left shoulder We We on right shoulder II.
fourteen hands high, with sorre1 one year
oldmare colt. Mare and colt valued at Szs.
Attest H. NJ. LEWIS, Clerk.
By c. F. HERBsT, Deputy.
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Eagle Lake.

This now celebrated fishing
ground is situated in Colorado
county about a mile from Eagle
Lake station. 1t is a body OF
water about a mile and a half
wide and some six or seven
miles long. The entire lake is
is full of water plants Of every
variety and also of fish. The
water is as clear as that of a
spring. and almost as fresh,
there being at this season Of the
year not the least signs of stag
nation. 1t is the ambition of
every fisherman living within a
distanae Of $50 or 200 miles
Of the lake to visit it and "wet
a line" Nearly all the fisher
men Of BRENNAN and Washing
ton county have been there
many times and never cease to
love the sport. Last Saturday
a party of six Brenhamites, di-
vided into two parties of three
each, and provided with all the
paraphernalia to catch fish and
make camp life happy. One of
the parties, under the command
Of an old and experienced FISH
ist and huntist, a gentleman
who is noted fer his piety and
frankness, had q tent, the other
party bivouaced. The tent was
pitched on the summit of an
ant-hill; in the morning all the
provisions in the camp chests
were covered with red ants.
However, this one Of the in
cidents of camp life that is I'M
avoidable. The camping ground
was reached about II o'clock
Saturday night. Bright and
early Sunday morning all hands
were astir, coffee was hastily |
made, snake-medicine admins |
tered, boats procured, small
perch for bait caught, trout |
hooks and lines prepared, and |
business commenced. Several |
boats were out and in one of |
them was gentleman, who not
feeling well was overtaken by |
sea-sickness, and his "heavings"
were mistaken by the green
horns in the other boats for the
believing of an alligator; this
heaving business seemed to af-
ford great deal of fun for the
crowd and an equal amount of
for the HEAVIER. The use
Of another mans towel was the
cause Of a few "cursory" re-
marks, brief and to the point.
A few showers and some wind
we're the only incidents to mar
he pleasure of the occasion,
Unless perhaps the presence of
, mischievous boy be included.
Suffice to say that an abundance
If fine trout were caught. One
weighed five pounds, while two
md three pound beauties were
numerous.
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SUNSHINE and cloudy.

GAY Hill Mrs. Geier, the
woman who was struck on the
head by Bob Carothers colored,
is in fair way to recover. The
wife of Mr.. Pat Stephens pre-
sented him with a son and heir
the other night.
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Rss, Estate Transfers,

Recorded BY H. NJ. Lewis 4un-
ty clerk, for the week eraing
June. IA.
| Julia ogbun to W. T. Cren
shaw, Ia interest in block o.
Brennan $50 Or
Julil ogburn Guardian, to W,
I. Crenshaw, interest in block
90 Brennan 49, 20
VIM. Weise to Henry weise
81 acres and g. Cole lge 1870 90
L A. & G. T. Anderson to
]: I. Swearingen 1877 acres Phil
Coe lge IS 81
! julius lehman to Paul and
Albert Lehman. The Lewis
place and 81 acres Harrington
ige gift and 1000 90
F. H. & E, E. Hold to John
M, Craig part Of block ~ town
of Burton IS 90
E Fisher to C, F. Jensen lot
in Burton IS 90
C. and ]. Linsteadter to John
Gilmore 81 acres Prior lge gag 90
I. H. Hutchinson sheriff to
John w. Gilmore 30 Ia acres
Borden lge 81 90
W, 6. wilkins to A. Werner
lot in Brenham " 90
w. G. wilkins to II. Hodde rs 90
Paul Gill and Wife to Thorn
as Dwyerlot in Brenham 100 90
]. B. wilkins and WIFE to c.
c. and F. E. Grcce lots in
Brennan 1850 90
c. C. and F. E. Groce to ].
E. Muse lots IN BRENNAN 72s 90
Baker & Rice trustees 10 H.
Mangram, lot No. s Burton 100 90
Iro. ". Bowers to Christie
G'her Willie, 40 Ia acres Cole
and Jackson lges 5000 90
E. Reichardt to Joseph Fis-
chel, Mensing lot on railroadin
BRENNAN Ii5o 90
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New HOME sewing machine
office is headquarters for cheap
bogus Singers. only $40 each.
Empress Embrolder attach
ments and Blacklocks fan at
taehment for all sewing ma
chimes.
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RosEEBERe JUNCTION is de-
scribed by a former Brenhamite
now located there. as the Para
disc of America. 1t is situated
in an open prairie and there is
room enough for a city the size
of London. Paris, New York
and Brooklyn, all combined.
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Committed The examina-
ton of the case of the State VS..
Bob Carothers, on examination
before Justice Campbell We'd
nesday, resulting in Bob's be-
ing refused bail and sent to jail,
where he will await the action
ton Of the grand jury.
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THE New Home is King of
all, and ]. w. Carter, only asks
a trial of same. Cheap Singers
are dear at any price, but if you
will have one call on Carter and
get for S. less than others ask.
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COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT
The June term of the county
criminal court has closed. The
result may be summarized thus:
Disposed of, twenty-three cases;
convictions, mary" one; con-
tinuances, many; cost to couu-
ty, jury fees so. sheriffs fees
SI2; county clerks fees, mary"
red; county clerks temper, bad
ly ruffled. General opinion of
county criminal court \ ***
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Assignee Sale,

Attention public ! The as
signee will sell on Monday May
20, 49, and till sold Bloombargh
&Co's., full stock. So for bar
gains be on hand early.
]. w. SwITzER Assignee
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Col. c. Herbert, ofthe Forest
Park Restaurant, St. Louis, Mo-,
was entirely cured of rheuma
tism by St. Jacobs Oil, says the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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spread on minutes.

spread on minutes.
w. ]. Sutor, corresponding
secretary submitted his report.
The following committee on
topics was appointed: VIM.
Gutenberg, Chas. Kahn, w. J.
Austin.
Invation to attend Broom
Drill at opera house accepted.
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B@s A mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but if she
is weak and nervous and uses Carter's
Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they make
her ''feel like different person" atleast
so they all say, and their husbands say so
tool For sale by Finklea & Ralston.
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Citation.

The State Of Texas, Washington coun-
ty. In the District Court.
JOSEPH BALDRIDGE,
No. sS44. vs..
]. NJ. McPHERsoN.
The State of Texas:
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of WASH
ington county, greeting:
. You are hereby commando tn ~
va g publication Of Thu larsn z orc
r.sSsp per published in cum
Z, " iorr weeks p N return
"a ~ Sou sum y NJ McPher-
So ~ .eSi1ei IN own. to be
al p s-abes re H DIS ret Court
to be nol en- andf he county Of Wash
ington, on NOISY, September 4ih, A. D.
1872, then aud tiiea- 10 answer TIE petition
Of Joseph Baldrdgef1iIe in SAID Gem, IN
the 9Th dzy.of June, a. .. 1SSa->s;n cause
No. 5S44, alleging II :sssbss..sa.e AZ sollows-
That the plaintiff, sseph Baldridoe. i
the legal owner and &ofler of ,bs sd
John NJ. McPherson's ara;n rrnrn;escrv
note dated October Ist, sSSo md An. g.,
January Ist, 1881, for tho sum n ;fteeo
hundred and thirty eigl d6;srs and sew
ents cents, drawing interest alAshc rate Of
ten per cent per annurl.
That said promissory note cts,j.s The
vendors zen upon 2o4 20 acress-f -
part of the NJ. Byrd leleue, sitos,e5 n
Washingtor, sounty, Texas
That TIE Sid defendant is IN posssSsion
Athe plaintiffs deed Of Conveyance to en-
Gland, containing afallaes-riptios *
(which he notified 10 ptodise
J ! : |, :, !, !; ]
= rit with y9ur
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HB- Carter's Liver Bitters exert a
wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on
the stomach, which is direct aid to diees-
ton, at the same time acting theoretically
on the liver and gently on the bowels.
For sale by Finklea & Ralston.
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D6-A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet,
cannot feel and act ike well person. Car
ter's Iron Pills equalize the circulation, re-
move nervousness and give strength and
rest. Sold by Finklea & Ralston.
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SUNSHINE and cloudy.

AT Weimar the farmers take
an interest in their cotton seed
oil mill to such an extent as to
sell no seed to the Galveston
oil company unless they pay 81
per ton more than the home mill.
People are continually talking
about patronizing home indus
tries and doing but little to that
end; at Weimar they seem to
prove their words by their acts.
If the existing oil mill is moved
away from Brennan it will be
many long year before another
one is erected we have it here
now and the farmers more than
all others are interested in keep
ing it here. The experience
Of the season now closing
should be amply sufficient to
fully demonstrate its utility.
The high prics and large amount
of money paid out for cotton
seed tells its own tale and points
its own moral.
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MAYOR, KERR, on Monday,
sent a report of the scholastic
census OF the city of BRENNAN
to the superintendent of public
education, o. N. Hollingsworth.
The scholastic population is
88s.
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$1050 per year can be easily made
home working FORE. G Rideout& Co., 10
Barclay street, New York. Send for their
catalogue and fall particulars,
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White Goods, Linen Lawns, Victoria
and India Lawns, Persian Lawns, Cross
Barred Mustns, Satin Striped Muslins very
fine, and White Piques from 10 cents up.
c, A. POTTER.
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Baths.

The BATH house on Market
street, rear of Dawson's shop is
now open every day from 5 to
9 a. m. and from 5 to 9 p. m.
For further particulars call at
c. F. Sanders's saloon.
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B% To regulate the stomach, liver and
bowels. take Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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RED TAPIsT.-Several of our
leading citizens are determined
to find out the name ofthe writ
er Of a communication in yes
terday's Independent over the
signature of "Red Tapist." The
charges and insinuations made
by him are wholly uncalled for
and cannot be substantiated in
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COMMISSIONERS court has ad-
jcurned till next Monday week.
A proposition for the county to
subscribe to the telephone ex-
change was taken under ad-
visement. A telephone at the
courthouse would be sgFeat
convenience to all the telephone
subscribers in the city and at
Chappell Hill.
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A good stock of Slippers and Low Cut
Shoes also Button Shoes for Ladies, Misses
and Children at reduced prices.
C. A POTTER.
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Assignee Sale.

Attention Public! The as
signee will sell on Monday May
20, '82 and till sold Bloombargh
& Cos, full stock. So for bar
gains be on hand early.
T. w. SwITZER, Assignee.
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SEE advertisement OF horses
and sewing machine wagons for
sale, elsewhere.
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|. A. NlEBUHR & Co
Fresh Groceries.
Assignment for Benefit Of Creditors.


On the 22th day of May, 1882, NJ. L.
Jacob, doing business under the firm name
Of D. W. Bfoombargh 6 Co, made an . as
Segment to J. W. Switzer, assignee, forthe
benefit Of such of bis creditors as win con-
sent to accept their proportional share of
his estate and discharge him from then. &c
spective claims, under the provisions Of The
act Of the legislature Of the state of Teas,
entitled An Act IN relation to assignments
for the benefit of creditors, and 10 regulate
the same and the proceedings hereunder,
approved March, IS, 1879. The undersigned
has accepted said appointment and quail
flied as required by law. and creditors OF
said NJ. ]. Jacobs, are notified to file their
claims within the time and in the manner di-
rected by said act.
Brenham, May, II 1852.
I. w. SWITZER.. ASSIGNEE.
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Boys Suits and kits very cheap, and
good goods also a good line of Mems
Clothing at Low figures. C. A. POTTER.
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Crop Mortgages.

Blank crop mortgages for sale
at the BANNER Office.
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Extra Meeting-Germania Club.

AT special meet of the Germania club
held Wednesday evening, June u, 1852
the following proceedings were had:
Whereas, in an article published on the
evening Of the 18th inst, in the "IDdepen-
dent" newspaper of this place, the hall of
this society cas- been designated as devoted
TO Bacchanalian revelres, and the wives
and daughters Of our members have been
insulted in dastardly manner.
Be it Resolved: That we, thSIssnahssss<
Of the Germania Society,
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by H. M. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
June ID, 1882.
Herman Papke and Pauline thinner
man.
Otto S. E. Geisecke and Mary Ida Hill.
Otto Wette and Pauline Brandt.
Geo, Slovacek and Rosania Mikeska.
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BY-rHE-BYE, isn't it about
time that prospective candidates
were beginning to bob up
serenely."
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JUsT received, a fresh lot of
straw mating and mosquito
bars E. REIcHARDT.
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The BANNER is indebted to
Mrs. Chase for copy of her
little book, Practical Advice for
the skillful treatment of Articles
Of Diet, from the press of Fred
erick R. Carrick, Brennan. The
work consists of a large number
of practical recipes for cooking
various articles, particular atten-
ton being paid to cakes, jellies
and confeotions. See adver-
tisement of book elsewhere.
Mrs: Chase has lived in this
county for the past twenty-five
years and her many lady friends
will no doubt possess themselves
of her book,
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J.F. PARKS having sold his
stable to the Washington coun-
ty Real Estate and Building as
sociation offers m>unkLsrtup-
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NOTICEI

My wife, Suzanne Wattenbe, having left
my bed and board on the I3th of May,
1882, without any Just cause or provoca-
ton, all persons are hereby warned not to
credit her on my account, as will not pay
her bills.
WILLIAM WATTENBE,
Residence in Austin county, miles
southeast Of Brenham.