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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-29
From Germany.
CAssEL, January 20, 1884.

SASskL, january ~, 1904.
Editors Banner:
During the Christmas holidays had ar
opportunity to visit several villages in the
neighborhood Of Cassel and saw some inter
estinC aspects of German life outside Of the
cities. do not say country life or rural
| life, because properly speaking it is not
known here. The Germans universally,
| Except it may be on some large estates,)
/ live either in towns or villages. The villages
are some three or four miles apart The
highways connecting them are kept in tho
very best condition, but n very close econo-
my is exercised in allotting land for that
purpose, as the roads for the most part are
just broad enough to permit two vehicles to
pass, and the land is cultivated to the very
edge of the roadbed. But at any rate there
is no danger of sticking in the mud and so
far as the condition of the roads are con-
ccrned one need pay no attention TO the
weather. During the present winter, We
have had incessant, almost uninterrupted
rain, but owing to the thorough draining and
excellent graveling Of the roads they are as
smooth and hard as Texas prairie in sum-
mer drouth. The German villages contain
apparently about a thousand inhabitants
each, varying of course greatly. They pos
scSs pretty much the same characteristics.
The houses are two and three stories high,
and are built of brick or stone The near
est approach l have seen TO 4 wood edi-
fee in Germany Is the frame work of a circus
structure now going up here. The villages
are of course built with regularity and pre-
sent much better appearance At distance
than near at hand. The houses are aged,
without being venerable, large but ugly.
The population consists entirely of very
poor people. At least in the villages through
which passed did not see in single, resi-
dence any external indication of that taste
and refinement which ought to accompany
wealth or even competence. In each village
there arc one or more "WirthschaftS" or res
taurant and lodging quarters. This is the
headquarters of the village loafer. In viii
lagos further from city suppose there are
other public businesses, through l saw no
further evidences of traffic on my excur-
sion.
The village system admits of many public
conveniences and advantages not possible,
among scattered population. 1t would
have been unprecedented to organize system
of free schools as extensive and perfect rs
Gernany's without the villages. As it Is,
there is q school house aud school conven-
lent to every residence. Then, in the matter
of postal facilities, the smallest German vii
lage possesses conveniences which only the
larger American cities enjoy. With the
proper address letter will be delivered at
your door, no matter in what part of Germany
YOU may be. Ifthere is one thing Germany
may justly be proud OF, & is her postal sys-
tenn. 1t is, it would seem, absolutely perfect
1t is cheap, safe, speedy, convenient, COM
prehensive. But shall have more to say Of
this another time.
FRISK EYRrur In
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Merchants Exchange.

This old and favorite saloon, on
the east side of the public square,
keeps only the best wines, liquors,
cigars and beer. Ny billiard and
pool tables are of the best make
and in good order.
W. H. MURPHY.
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Seed Potatoes.

1000 barrels Landreths new crop
seed potatoes just received, includ-
ing Garield's New, Peerless, Early
Goodrich, Snow Flake, Early Rose,
Extra Early Vermont, at
+. KRENrZLIY's.
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RuNAwAY.-Tuesday Mr.. ]. W.
Carter started German to Wesley
with three sewing machines in a
wagon. Mill creek bottom was
reached in safety, but there the
team ran away, breaking the
wagon and scattering sewing ma
chimes and pieces of machines
through the bottom for a mile and
n half.
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The BRENNAN Fire Department
calculates to have one of the
grandest and largest Nay fests
ever held in this city. They will
have their grand pavilion ready in
time for the fest.
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The Adams \ westiake Wire Gauze Non
Explo. i've OIL COOKING AND HEATING Stove
Elr s pri.s mccall worcester; Mass. 1850
Providence, r. l., 1881; gold medsi CincIn.
natl, Ohis, Is3. H. W. LEMOINE,
Agent, Brenhan, Texas
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THE match game of base bali at
fhe Fair Grounds on Sunday drew
quite crowd, among the number
many ladies. The game was for
$50 side between the Ssxons and
the Red stockings and resulted in
a victory for the Saxons, the chal-
longing club. The score wss rather
large. An effort is now being
madeto get up another match game
for next Sunday.
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Ask your grocers for the Kos
suth -four; best in the market.
c. WENAR & Co.
Sole Agents.

INSURE with T. Robertson, who makes
especially of Fire and accident Insurance.
Call on him at his Office at No, liz Main
Street, between II, Hodde.s and Pampell &
Harrison's store, through tho tolephons or BY
mail, and you viii have prompt attention
and insurance in only. frst-class companies.
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Lunch.

Sam Muery has the only first
class lunch stand in the city, He
keeps imported saugage and
cheese; also canned meats of every
description. Lunches prepared at
short notice
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The invitation committee of the
Purim ball sent out six hundred in
vitation. The indications are that
the ball win be a grand success.
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Monday-Charlie Hollingcr, as
saulting and fighting; dismissed.
Henry Hanson, abusive and Of
fensive language; guilty, fined
81 so and trimmings.
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nuphals.

TIE county clerk and deputies
are now having very enjoyable
picnic in filing out and issuing
commissions to about one hundred
and twenty-five road overseers.
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SMALL boys are now overhsuling
their fishing tackle and getting
ready to thin out the voracious lit
tie perch in the branches.
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The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is at all times supplied
with the very best cigars, drink.
ables and lunches. Lunches put
up to order.
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The district clerk has about got
his dockets all made up for the
district court, whico will open
promptly at 9 a. m. Monday next.
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JUSTICE KIRK on Saturday per-
formed the pleasant Official duty
ofjoining inthe holy bonds of mat
rimony a colored couple.
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JUsrIcz's CouRT.-Anegro boy
about sevento en- years of age wa:
examined on a charge of theft Il
appears that he had hired on q
farm near town, and deposited his
watch with his employer who lock-
ed it up in a tin box. The boy got
tired of his job and without asking
his employers co nsent took pos
session of the box, broke it open,
took out his watch, hid the box
under the house and left. When
arrested for theft be told where
the box could be.found ; as nothing
had been taken out. of it except
tho watch, he was discharged, the
court first delivering him a moral
lecture of inc stimable value, if the
advice is followed.
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The County Court adjourned for
the term on Saturday. The dis.
trict court begins an eight weeks
session on Monday, March Sd.
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II any one thinks that local
items are abundant in Brenhsm at
this time, let him take a notebook
and pencil and start out in search
ofthem. There wasn't dog fight
or a runaway team all day in town
yesterday.
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THE criminal docket of the dis
trict court will be unusually light
the coming term of the court.
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REAL ESTATE seems to be in good
demand at fair prices, Judging
from tho number oftransfers that
are being recorded.
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Mr.. c. MlNkw1rE, IN, ofthis city,
is to be married at Richmond to-
night. Qnite a number Of his
friends will go down to attend his
nuntials.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Recorded by the county clerk, for
the week ending Feb. q, 1884:

Recorded by the county clerk, for
the week ending Feb. 81, 1884:
W. n. Mauley and wife to T. R.
Brown and wife, 100 acres Jos.
Harbor league. ..........................S7 10000
j. 7. Lott to Tom Brown, fine, &c
acres N. Byrd league. 10000
N. l. Spann, ct al, to Gray Aimison
s 6-10 acres P. Kerr league........ $500
II. II. Daily TO +. Warneka, $50
5000 acres Robt. Taylor league, s,s34.O0
james Baldridge to Jas. Johnson,
102 acres NJ. Byrd league.......... l,224.00
Joe Daughtry and wife to A. G. Null
Ter, ~ acres H. Cleaves league w 6O0.O0
W. II. Crowder, ct al, to Frederick
Stalz, IO2 acres P. Kerr league. 10000
c. Voss and wife to Jno. Proctor
and wife, 81 acres X. Andrew
league $4,000
Jno. A. Randle to VI. w. Mann lot
in BRENNAN, Peabody St ............. 10000
I. w. Boon and wife TO Chris VIII
Ens, 10 acres NJ. Pryor league So. $500
r. Hoffman to Hiram Hickey, A
acres R. Miller league.........:....... GOo.OO
n. Morgan and wife to r Hoffman,
Aacres R. Miller league............ 5000
q. l. Giesecke to Thos. Janica, 100
acres A, Harrington league: 2,55o,oO
N. W. Mann and wife to Jacob
Martin, lot in Brennan on Pea
body St.. .::,..:.........,...... 10000
F. W. Gentry to F. N. Graves and
wife, 1875 acres league No: 81, 10000
F. {. Lilley and wife to r. Hoffman
aoqcEes.: ..:;:...:........... 10000
David Benson TO R Hoffman, %
-. acres .:;.;;....'..:.. 10000
". T. Crenshaw to Eli Colbert so
acres NJ. Pryor league. 5lI.OO
VIM. Husemann and wife to WIN.
Schroeder, 50 acres J. W, Cole
lsasHe.........:.....:..,............... $4,000
F. NJ Graves and wife to E. j. Nei-
mast l56 acres Austin league. 2,Sl1.5O
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THE question now is, will the
Supreme Court at Galveston ever
decide The celebrated court house
Injunction cases
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FARMERS are now improving
each shining hour by running their
pIows, planting corn and getting
cotton land in order.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-29

The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement of
GoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF TONIC.
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THE early gardeners of the city,
whose first planting of garden
sass" was killed by the late freeze,
have been busy replanting and
praying that they will not have to
plant q third tune.
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The total income of the Saliva
ton army for the year 1883 is re.
ported at s1,5OO,0OO. The army
is now publishing sixteen war
cries in various countries.
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NEW buildings are in course OF
erection in all parts of town; one
can hardly go in any direction
from the business centre and moi
see new houses going up. Nearly
every store in town is occupied,
and while business is rather dull,
a very fair trade is being done.
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Ike DAWSON, the negro who shot
and killed Thad Conner, coloFed,
in the Pennington settlement on
Thursday night, was captured on
Saturday by MI. Bullet a farmer
living IN the same settlement, who
brought him to town and lodged
him in jail. Dawson will probably
have a preliminary examination
in day or two.
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500 bbls. Landreth's seed pota.
toes.
Extra Early Vermont.
Early Rose.
Early Goodrich, and
Snow Flake,
Just received at
II. FISHERS.
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]. S. NEWBoUER & BRO.
For Sale,

4S5 acres of land, near indie,
pendence; $50 in cultivation, bal,
anoe timber. Must be sold before
March l, 1884. Price $40 per
acre. one-third cash, balance in
one and two years.
R. G. SYDow,
Real Estate Agent.
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A WIRE horse-mu1zle was sent to
base ball player, who expressed
desire for a mask, yesterday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-29

ALL the lumber yards are doing
q fair business. Improvements are
going on in all portions of the
citv
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PERsoNAI--Mr. A. NJ. Barnes,
the welI-known and popular hotel
keeper, of Gonzales, paid the BAN.
MFR a visit yesterday.
Nh. W. C. Hill, of the Bellville
Times, paid the BANNER a pleasant
visit yesterday.
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Tux Board Of Engineers, at q
meeting held on Thursday night,
adopted plans and specifications
for the pavilion at Firemen's park.
Those who contemplate bidding
for the work win find the plans at
the shop of C. 7. Rolf.
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H. Fisher,

Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, BRENNAN, Texas, a
safe medical preparation.
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Just received a fresh supply Of
dried beef, imported sausage and
Sohweitser kase. SAM MUERY.
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THE BANNER acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to the
: urim grand masquerade and fan
cy dress ball to be given by the
Hebrew Benevolent association of
BRENNAN, at Armory hall, on Tues
day, March 18th.
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waiinsy Hoes

Are going into the wholesale business, for
will retail goods at fraction above cost and
the next 60 days
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DEALERS IN live STUCK,
DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned firm of FRANKIE, jain &
Seelhorst, hereby respectfully inform the
public that the firm of FRANKIE, jain & Seek
horst Is BY the following date BY mutual con-
sent Observation-Disclosures that the new firn Of
Reichardt & Seelhorst assumes all liabilities
while the old firm of FRANKIE, jain & Seek
horst assumes the right of collecting all out
standings due the old firm. All parties in
debted to the old firm of FRANKIE, jain L
Seelhorst are requested 10 come forward and
make settlement at once, as all collections
must be closed by the 18th day OF February,
1884, otherwise they will be collected by law.
Respectfully.
II. FRANKx,
A. JAM
A. SEzEaoRsr.
The business Of the late firm Of FRANKIE
jain L Seelhorst will be continued by The
successors, Reichardt & Seelhorst, at the old
stand Soliciting the patronage of the pub
lie, We remain
Yours Respectfully,
REIcHARpF S SEELHoRsT.
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Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper,
Mirrors and Bedding in large va.
riety at E. Reichardt's.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at R. E.
Iiuhn's.
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w. II. VINSnN


VIII rent houses and coIIecs renf.;n s4Aa
city, for reasonable commission. and c.n
sell you residence in the CITY or 4 farm n
any portion Of the county At bottom -o,lr
prices, l have the following and many
others:
R 7. Fisssllen,s 715 1.a acre. .bou. is
miles east Of Rrenham-375 acres in cultiya-
non, IOO acres in pasture, so acres Of cedar
timber, n good and comfortable dwelling.
servants and II tenant houses, barn and
stables, store-house and 25-horse power en-
gine and boiler, cotton gin, saw and rriss
mil; Sd 90 per acrs. New York tract adj
joining Flewellen's So per acre.
I. Z. Clay's 1000 acres two miles west If
independence, all under fence. in naetu,-
and cultivation, dommodious dwelling. cis-
terms, wells and springs, tenant houces. riu
house, cotton and hay press; number one
orchard with all kinds Of fruit grown In ~
bhmate. His 225 acre tract about 8 miles
south OF Independence. 100 acres in cnltirs-
ton balance In a posture, lasting water. His
90 acres about miles west of Independence.
IN COED state Of cultivation His 140 acrss.,
the Banner tract SIS to SIS per acre. J.R.
siates' 9Oo acres about 20 miles eest Of Bren-
ham, a good dwelling, tenant houses, cotton
gin press, good water, about 800 acres IN cul-
nyafion, Sl3 per acre, very low. W. p.
Evans 10. acres about l milenorth of Wash-
ington, splendid farm, bottom and upland.
bargain at S15 per acre.
7. J. Evans 800 acres about miles south
Of Washington, 800 acres in Brnzos hcst0,s
farm, in good state of cultivation, SIS Der
acre. -
h. L Locket's nursery and premises ous
mile west Of the courthouse Will be en-
changed for lots, country lands or for we'll
selected stock of merchandise.
u. X. Ponce's acre lot in Independence.
with two story rock dwelling with 10 rooms
well furnished, good orchard and every con-
venience for comfortable home, Sl600, Iesa
than cost of building house alone.
Many houses and lots and vacant lots IN
the city Of BRENNAN, and other tracts ofland
IN different sections too numerous for this
space
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Garden seeds, and onion sets
Landredth's new crop. Just re.
ceived at II. FISHERS,
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Seed Potatoes.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals al
ways on hand at r. E. Luhn's.
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ATTENTION is called to the card
of Giddings & Giddings, bankers,
elsewhere,
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NoRTHER.-We were struck by a
nortLer about 9 o'clock yesterday
morning and Ivy two o'clock the
mercury dropped to As degrees.
At night the wind had subsidized,
but prospects for frost were much
better than gardeners desired.
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CALI at Lemoine's and see the
bargains offered at his five and ten
cent counters.
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She said @Dont but if you must chew
'Srxrsa' That's the best"
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Seed Potatoes.

CAST Iron notes tor sale at TIM
Office in quantities TO suit.
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Harness, Saddles. etc.

lam selling handmade, guaranteed, good:
in my line below ST. Louis prices.
A. SrELzIa,
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Champagne cider, and Imported
Ginger ale at the Little Gem Sa-
loon.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Complaining is now going on
with farmers.
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Champagne cider, and Imported
Ginger ale at the Little Gem Sa,
loon.
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r. Hoffman's grocery stock is
fresh and complete in every de-
partment. Foreign and domestic
delicacies received daily and spe-
cisl attention given to the selection
of fine wines and liquors.
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Seed Potatoes.
Genuine Northern Potatoes,
large barrels.
German Millett Seed,
At r. HoFFMAN's.
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Free Lunch to-day at Murphy
Saloon. from 10 to IL o'clock.
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MARDI G:RAs.-One ofthe largest
passenger tsraius that ever passed
over the Ssrnta Fe railway went to
Galveston on Monday. When it
passed Brenhs m it consisted OF
twelve passeng er coaches and two
engines, one ps lling and the other
pushing. AID ditional cars were
added at Rose nburg and it is like
ly that nearly one thousand pas
sengers entere d Galveston on this
single train. On Sunday the train
consisted of S. ,ven coaches crowd
ed to their utmost capacity. A
very large nj mber of Brenhamites
went down te, enjoy the festivities.
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PIANOS.

H1ANoS.
Persons wishing to buy a Piano
CHEAP FOR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do well to write
for price list to
rHoHAs eoGGAN BRO, Galveston,
They have agents for Steinway and
the favorite Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason & Hamlin Organs.
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Wallney & Hess

KEEPS shirts made to order, Six
for SO. at Lemoine's.
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PAINr.-The Asbestos Root paint
company yesterday painted the
roofs of Abbott's building and
Bassett & Bassett's bank.
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II the cattle men in Texas wish to HAYS a
good time this year they must chew '-SFRrSG"
ToBAcco.
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Patent medicines of any kind
can be found at r. E. LUHN's.
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Monticello Rye, the favorlte
whiskey at B. LEHMAN's.
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arc now beginning to bloom.
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes in great variety can be
found at r. E. Luhn's,
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Ar Chappell Hill the young mer
have organized a Young Mem:
Christian Association. There is &
great many more young men in
Bronham than in Cnappcll Hill
and if they are so disposed they
could organized a Y. NJ. G. A. here
There are many young men here
whose moral characters would NOT
be furnished by joining such an
organization.
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About 2 N. on hand.
+. W. WooD.
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just Received,

At the Q: Z. Saloon, genuine Nord-
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wines
frst-class article at low prices.
Also a largo variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported herrings and pickles,
The best 5 cent cigar in the city.
SAM MUERY.
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Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remain.
ing in the postofice at Brennan,
for the week ending Feb. 81:
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The "SPRNa" SWEET NAVY TOBACCO is
the Texans fayorite.
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ATTENTION is called to the change
in the advertisement of W. D.
Cleveland, of Houston. Mr.. Cleve-
land is the les.ding grocer and cot
ton factor of Houston and carries
one of the la rgest stocks in his
line in that 'tity. He has a well
earned reput alton for fair dealing
and all orders sent to him are al
ways filed with the same care and
attention as if the purchaser was
personally present.
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Handmade, below St Louis prices, guar
anteed at A. SrELzIG's.
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Are selling Saddles and HaFResst St. Louis
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.SInzle Burrr Hnrnea..

Of our own make, from S7.50up.
WALLNEY & HESS.