Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-01-03


-Dalias Is bidding for the Odd
Fellow tomPle1 = y 9e8N
An effort is being made at.
Waco TO establish a driving park.
-lDallas hss5 t,een. !, SOW (, u,
churches and twelve newspapers.
The Enterprise avs Beaumont
boasts of sebvnbenatei, sidewnlks
-Houston 6ass ROLLINS mill
which turned ont its. frst Ear of
iron last week.
The CITY council Of Abilene
have decreod that the Gamblers in
that place must 90.
-R.o,,on hoe .,,,,,,,,ood azss t.,o.
of cotton since September LIST.
against $500 last season.
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Fl. "A saloon IN Abilene wall soon
license CHARGED lis is $1,000 tNssA w
,Sr7uf i..fdHgLuT !,
.ooal OF SPiehuiu quaiity ana
II; ineAna9 l !. Euantity mas peen
c,..-.,.c -,
.UalVeSLon ITesn water supply
rs so 70 De oolaineo rom hlgnlahd
DAY gu " means Oh water WORKS,
o Fort Worth boasts of having
the most extensive 1reirigeratlng
ESTABLISHMENT IN Inc United states.
j. G.. White, ST., an old and
well known resident of Coleman
died the other day, aged 73 years.
-Alderete, a Mexican prisoner
in the FL Paso Jail, was so badly
beaten by American prisoners as
to cause death. a. II
TAYLOR had an s;sbt tbon.ona
dollar fire on Tuesday, in which
the postoffiee and several other
buildings were cremated. 80 "
Tnda.o ;fns,.,,. i.,gr.td c:eJg
v;lIo bo1lc nrosonto u o ono ns .I.,
employees IN the bank with a check
for $50 as a Christmas present.
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Anstin Brrnn So 81 AZ %Ur .aoo; =
now editing t5s W;cb;ta Eaiis Il :
aid and is 6akin% n rsrr GOOD ,.o M
per of it. da-fe Ha's -gfaf'
-Texasi cattla MAJ, v;I, ,,,;,,,,,.
opslv' onnose Tho .nass"ra - =
xberd IawSNcls;min% tSst 4 viii
prove detrimental 10 The TcattIs in.
terests of the state
Worth arc mating .,.,,sra+;ons
for the mcet;ng rs fha state rand
lodge in that City ON tba Srst Won-
day in Febrna,.y
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The safe OF SIN. Billlngsley
4 Boz, at MeDade, had three holes
uVasN o widen scased "a g nc tSs
safe was not o3ansd
Il - :. - $50. 1si l9
The pistol is constantly COM
ing to the front. The-other day a
baggage smasher on the Central
road in carelessly handhnga trunk
discharged a pistol and shot him nm.
self in the leg,
The Pilot Point Post says cat
tie upon the range in that county
are fat and that In two weeks more,
If there Is no bad weather, the
wheat will be large enough to af-
ford sufficient pasturage to supply
the stock.
Shor;T Wordo, hos ra,,rnad
from T.on;sians With tha t,yo man
accnsod Of nnhh;nr So \ &c.,
storo in MoKinnaT Ssveral Inn,
dred dollars worth Of goods IN
their possession have been posi-
lively identified. "'s' i'si q
"A desperado entered the store
of John Al Kerr. at Cotulla. Ia
Sale county and Expressed his
determination to sssettle Kerr's
hash n Mr.. . Kerr s4ized \ four.
nound, weight and settled the hash
of the desperate by breaking his
skull. II was a,cIear case of self.
defense ~ 'a' Hi' : .'''i'.ss' y
s9E 9asli ~ ,ii.,s
Denton MONITOR r H.. Ian,
nam, VINO has one hundred ana
SSeVenyy7AVe. acres IN euA,iValfoal,
which he sold an fold nj So 500
Five hundred dollars viii cover
all expenses of producing this
crop. In addition to this he has
Increased his stock over A thousand
dollars. His farm is FIVE miles
northeast of Denton Who saws
farming will NOT .xav in Denton
corDtu7 ~ IT.
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-Desperadoes are making. II
nyelY Tor the citizens OF Dexter,
IN Cooke county, On christmas
eve night six or seven OF these
characters swooPed down upon the
town, firing of their pistols INTO
houses, riding INTO houses and cut
ting up shamefully, Later how.
ever, the cltlsens got together and
drove the deylls-lncarnate from
the town, woundlnlg two sot the
gang. Such characters would be
MT subjects Tor Judge Lynch
rha-o ;s ON ;u,mepse rivalry
between Tho towns of Dallas and
Fort Worth Tbe Dallas Times
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