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Wolf MicheAl.
In N EN- DRY of Irene NIcNelly..

La N en- DRY of Irene McNelly.>
We have Just returned from a
beautiful, but darkened home, the
residence of the late.Capt Leander
McNelly at Long Point. #.
We went there with a few stu
dents to take leave of what remain
ed here of a loved class-mate, a
devoted pupil, a conscientious and
lovely girl. ,l,
Oh, it was a sad Office for a
teacher to porfarm, ia bury out of
sight oneawhose life and character
were so full of promise. She pos
sessed rare qualities which made
her favorite Of all who knew her.
Her future was bright, inviting
her to cherish every hope which
could gladden. a pure heart.
While she lay upon her bed, re-
ceiving the mfnistrations of faith
full physicians, devoted mother,
and true hearted friends, her six
teenth birthday came, and with it
what seemed to be a prophecy
from on high, that she had fulfilled
her mission on earth and that IA
miliar companions were waiting
tor her in a purer, more beauti-
full cline:
With what peace. with Eat
childlike assurance, she anticipated
the change, ! cam OF describe.
Our sorrow was mingled with
JOY as we beheld her sinking into
the arms ofthe ever present Christ.
The Lord gave her to US. He
had the right to take her away
from the chances and changes and
sorrows of this world. And so we
will bid our hearts be still as we
feel assured that the loved Irene is
at rest in brighter world.
J. II. L.
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Monday.-Old Boney, an old
customer, drunk and down, fined
81 and trimmings. Boney was as,
signed to the street gang.
Commissioners Court
Regular term, begun Monday
May 18th. The following claims
were allowed:
Moore, J. l.. sheriff, attendance
on March term district court sSS.
Strickland, & Co., NJ. stationary
$40 IS.
Strickland, & Co., NJ. stationary,
sS4 30.
Barnard, G. D. & Co., stationary,
s. so.
Barnard, G. d. Il Co., stationary,
s57 %.
Glider, A. W. deputy sheriff and
balliff, s94.
Mackey, Richard, deputy sheriff
bailiff, s94.
McGowen, f. b. work at Jail, IS.
FRANKIE, p. work at Jail, S2S.
Williamson, J. r. DR.. professional
services. IS 30.
Hahnke, C. timber for road, IS.
Pressler, J. NJ. jury commission
.cr, s14.
Quebe, Henry jury commission
.er, 81.
Z Jenkins, S. J. jury commissioner,
81.
Reibe, J. F., wood for county, 81.
Lewis, H. NJ. express charges, 81.
10.
Pennington, E. II. road material,
50.
Neipast, C. road material. SO IS.
Lauderdale, r. H., summoning
jury, 81 so:
Watson,,T. 4 Co., coffin, 81.
Jackson, J. P. road timber, 81 so.
Bscoe, W. T. road timber, $40 10.
Hill, W. P. inquest, SIS.
Rogers, B. S. inquest, IS.
Tristram, J. medicine, go %.
Ennis, r. & T. A. stationary,
So so.
Wood, F. w. lumber, SIS Is.
Brenham Banner, blanks, 81 so.
Brennan Banner blanks, IS.
Simon, Alex road material, "a 65.
Harris, NJ. P. road material,
S21 90.
Wood & Low lumber, s179 81.
Kirk, Lafayette, 2 inqucsts, $40
The court has decided to lay off
seven roads, in as direct line as
can conveniently be done, leading
to the county seats of the seven
counties adjoining Washington
county. Brennan is the starting
point, LIST, to the county line at the
iron bridge near Washington leading
TO Anderson, I'd, via independence
to the county line in the direction
of Bryan, Sd, to the Long bridge on
the Yegus, leading to Caldwell,
4th, via Burton TO the county line,
leading to Giddings, 9th, to the
county line in the direction of La
Grange, 9th, to the county line in
direction of Bellville, 7th, via
Chappcll HILL to the county lin in
the direction of Hampstead. A
committee consisting of five free
holders for each road has been ap-
pointed by the court to view and
lay out the roads, each committee
is to be assisted by the county sur
veyor.
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If you want the best brands OF
paint or white lead, call on J. w.
Webb & Co., as they are willing to
back what they say by guaran-
tee, In the line OF building ma
terial they cannot be excelled, as
one of the firm is an old contrac-
tor and one an old mill man, so
they will be able to satisfy any
and every one. Call on ]. W.
Webb & Co. before you buy else
where. .EE
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing to buy Q Piano
CHEAP PoR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do well to write
for price list to
THOMAS GOGGAN & BRO. Galveston,
They have agents forSteinway and
the fayorite Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason \ Aamlin Organs. ="
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Sprlng MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. A. Jameson begs leave
to inform the ladies of Brennan
and vicinity, that she has now re-
ceiyed her spring stock of MILL
merry goods, consisting of the very
latest styles and varisties in hsr
line, all of which have been ielect-
cd with the greatest care. Stamp
ing done to order.
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INDIAN MEAL CRULLERs.-Pour
two teacupfuls of milk over two
teacupfuls and u half OF sifted In
dian meal; stir until cool, then add
two cupfuls of wheat hour, one cup
OF butter, one and one-half cups Of
sugar, three eggs, two and one-half
teaspoonfuls of baking powder,
one teaspoonful of cinnamon. Roll
out, cpt IN ~ wares apd try in lot
lard ~ ~
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At the o. K. Saloon, genuine Nord-
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wine-a
article at low prices.
Also a large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported behring's and pickles,
The best cent cigar in the city.
SAM MUERY.
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For Rent.

The room adjoining our market,
now occupied as a restaurant, and
the upper story of the market
building, containing ming ROOMS,
Possession given May 18th. Ap-
ply 10 FISHER Il WIS.
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7. NJ. PRESSLEl
J. C. HARRl'
FOR SALE.

l House and lot, 6oxl2o, price 500
&c acres, about 50 in timber, balance in
CIVILIZATIONS situated az mile from town, price
S20per acre
233 acres, so acres In cultivation, steam gin
and mill on place. Situated 8 miles from
town; price so per acre.
8 Half acres lots, in quantities to suit. SituaII
ted in Wilkins addition
435 acres, $50 in cultivation, balance tim
Der; good dwelling, three rent houses good
fence. Situated - miles from town price
$40 per acre. 900. SSH lHs .a
50 Acres; farm in good condition, about
miles from town; price SO per acre.
80 Acres, farm in fine condition, about
u miles frnm town; all under fence, fine
dwelling house. Price $1,000. o,r
Acres timber land, about miles from
town price SIG per acre. -.-.. d.,
} Lots Wilkins addition, owned by Mrs.
Hober; price 800 each.
All titles guaranteed. Terms easy.
App'yto
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Colds SHOULD never be neglected, A few
doses OF Locock's Elixir would often check a
disease which afterwards becomes fatal. Re-
member thus and always keep bottle in the
house. In ordinary cases ofCelds, Coughes,
Hoarseness, Tightness Of the Chest, ETC., take
Elixir as directed during the day, and as often
as the disease disturbs the patient at night. By
Walker & Co.
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All Democrats of Precinct No.
3, this councy, are requested to
meet at the courthouse in Bren-
ham, at2 o'clock p. m. on the 18th
inst, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the County Conven-
ton, to be held on the oath.
JIM. BYRNEs,
Chm. Precinct No. 3.
May ID, 1884.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST DAY.

PhOCEkDlNOS OF THE FIRST DAh.
The thirty-ffth annual meeting
of Council of the Diocese ofTeX-
as is now being held in this city.
The first session convened at 1890
n. m. yesterday in ST. Peters
church.
There were present Ri. Rev. Alex
ander Gregg, ID. D., Bishop of the
Diocese, Rev. l.. P. Rucker, Bren-
ham; Rev. S. NJ. Bird, Galveston;
Rev. W. G. W. Smith, LaGrange;
Rev. B. A. Rodgers, Liberty Hill;
Rev. S. W. Kennedy, Franklin;
Rev. H. C. Howard, Columbus;
Rev. George Patterson, D. D., Ty-
Ter; Rev. C. NJ. Parkman, Calves
ton; Rev. Geo. H. Somerville, Bry-
an; Rev. Fredk w. Way, Lampasas;
Rev. IL. H. Messenger, Huntsville;
Rev. Mr.. Hogue, Bolton; James
+. Shepard, H. S. Tarver, H. L.
McClung, J. L. Compton, Bren-
ham; Harry Cassil, Bellville; c. NJ.
DIESEL, s. B. Noble, Galveston; J.
n. Price, Georgetown; W. B.
Branch, Rockdale. GB|&f.EE
Rev. W. CIV. Smith. of La
Grange, preached the Council ser
mon, and the Holy Communion
was administered by Bishop
Gregg, assisted by Rev. L. p.
Ruckcr.
AT THE AFTERNOON
session Harry Cassil was ap-
pointed secretary pro TEN. and
Rev. H. G. Howard and Mr.. W. P.
Branch, with the secretary, were
appointed committee on creden-
tials. -ts
b The hour for meeting Of MORN
ing session was fixed at 9 o'clock.
An amendment to the constitu-
ton was adopted, making the
standing committee consist of
three clergymen and two laymen.
Changes IN the general constitu-
ton, proposed by the general con-
vention, were approved, and the
council adjourned until this morn
ing at Q o'clock.
Rev. C. N. Parkman, Of Calves
ton, preached at night.
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This old and favorite saloon, on
the east side of the public square,
keeps only the best wines, liquors,
cigars and beer. My billiard and
pool tables are of the best make
and in good order.
W. II. MURPHY.
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Mr.. Jos. GRoEDB, the German
Baptist Pastor has left fox Hous-
ton to deliver a missionary address
in the Fourth Ward church and to
aid few days ina protra cted
meeting. He will return on Sat
urday to conduct the services as
usual in his own chnrch South
sidel, at the regular hour theme
for morning services: Importance
of Self Examination.
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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 Adams & westlAke Wire Gauze Nom
Explosive. OIL COOKING AND HEATING Stove.
gold medal Atlanta, Ca, lSsl; bronze medal
Providence, Il. l., lSslI g6ld tnetisl Cihcin-
natl, Ohio, 1873. II. W. LEMO1SE,
Agent, BrrnhaR, Texas
Send c,r cIrrulara
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Friday George Campbell, a
coon about II years old, was ar
raigned on the charge of Catching
on" to railway ears and jumping
off while they were in motion. He
was fined 81 and trimmings. : He
was assigned 70 duty on the street
but vii probably slope o. eIePe
very soon. He is a brother Of
Bill Campbell, The coon that
skipped a day or two ago. f,ti
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DELEeATEs.-HoGk and Ladder
company, at a special meeting
held Tuesday evening, elected II.
C. Mcintyre, Jr. delegate to the
State Firemen's convention to be
held at Fort Worth, and Alex
Simon. alternate, Mechanics En-
CINE company elected Moritz
Fischer, delegate 70 the same con-
yention.
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A residence with four rooms,
good well of water, south Of the
city. For terms &C., apply to
JAMES SIMON.
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CHrLE. con cAENE at the '4ittle
Gem" Saloon at 5 p. m. It's not
of Mexican manufacture. It's our
own make.
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Row at Hampstead.


Last Saturday afternoon a ne
gro man went into the store of
MIR. Schwarz, a cripple, who is a
merchant in Hampstead and
raised a disturbance by abusing
Mr.. S. His daughter, young
lady, demonstrated With him when
he slapped her jaws; she sent for
an ofieer and he left. The officers
being unable to find the negro in
town vent out 70 d cabin about
half a mile distant, where they
found the negro wanted, several
other negroes and ithe'negro con-
stable of the precinct, all armed,
The town marshal demanded the
surrender of the man of who did
the slapping; the constable replied:
s.City marshal, HI | outrank
him." and all the negroes started
round -the,eabin and acted as ifthey
intended opening fire, when the
marshal fred ON them; they re-
turned the fire wounding the mar
shall, Plnckney; in the leg and
armY one OF his posse was also
wounded, and yellow negro in
the mob was shot In the leg. The
wounded negro is said to have
got on the passenger train at the
wood yard, three miles this side of
Hempsteadand is now believed to
be in BRENNAN. The white peo-
pie of Hampstead were all under
arms Sunday and not . negro was
to be seen on the streets. AT
last accounts search was still be-
ing made fer the resisters of the
law
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Nordyke & Marrnon Cos. mill expert is
making headquarters with their State agents,
Drane, johnson & Drane. of Corsicana, Tex
as anagiYes Al' PsFspRe attentiIgR 70 Il! In In
quiries,
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Merchant Tailor.

J. l.. Ammons has on hand the
largest and most complete stock
of cloths, cassimeres and other
goods for mems wear ever brought
to this city. He has a full line of
fine imported goods, and is pre-
pared to make garments or full
suits at short notice, and ggaran-
tees 2 If. Store on north side Of
public square.
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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 ordor.
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The Mai-fest.

The second days exercises ofthe
Firemen's Mai-fest at their New
Park were resumed on Saturday,
as per notice of postponmcnt At
$50 a. m. the firemen and the
Thompson Rifles formed procession
on Main street, headed by Prof.
voss' Band, and marched to the
Park. The forenoon was devoted
to chatting and strolling around
the grounds. At 8 o'clock p. M,
a prize drill by a detachment of
the Thompson rifles toek place.
the judges awarded a prize to the
best drilled boy and the best drilled
tours, the following named boys
winning the honors and the
money: Best drilled boy, Master
Thomas Rowe; best drilled tours,
John Hoffman, Hugh Wilkins, Ben
Bassett and Leslie Wilkins. The
cash, prize for Base Ball in the con-
test between the Boss Nine and the
Little Star, was won by the former,
Che score being ten talleys TO three.
Miss Mabel Harrison received
Croquet prize.
The May Pole Dance was well
executed by twelve beautiful lit
tie girls, and a special prize was
awarded TO Miss Nellie Garrett, as,
being the NOSE graceful and cor
rect in weaving The ribbons around
the Pole, after which suitable
prizes were awarded to the bal
ance. "a
The sOalisthenic exercises were,
participated in by tho following
little boys and girls, pupils of the
Public Schools: Joseph Dobcrt,
Edward Moore, Fred Mcfarland,
Geo. Vinson, May Hutchinson, Luz
rama Rankin, Francis Gilbert, Gil
mer Bassett, Lula Evansich Rosa
Haubelt, Matilda Werner, and
Pauline Farrell They were all
small children and acquitted them
selves splendidly and were award
ed suitable prizes 81 Z \
Howard Davis was awarded the
prize for catching the CREASED pig
but. ruined a -suit of clothes in
accomplishing Che feat AIS
The programme being ab9uteem-
PIeted impromtu recitations were
delivered by Misses Delphine Byr-
mes, Matte Glider, Matte Turner,
and Hattie Nichols, Of the public
school, in which they acquitted
themselves in fine style receiving
the plaudits Of all who heard them.
Messrs. Charles D. Spann and
Thomas Rowe, of the Brennan
High School, also delivered ora
tons, which were highly eredita-
bic and favorably received by the
audience, = t;3S 81 abS9
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ARRESTED. - Jerry Oliver, the
negro who was shot in the row at
Hampstead last Saturday night
was arrested here on Tuesday
zaorning and taken back to Hemp
stead on the 1o'cIoclx train, by
Jno. W, Stevenson, of that city.
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W. II. YINSON


viii rent houses and collect rents in the
city, Tor reasonable commission, and can
sell You residence in the city or farm II,
any portion of the county at bottom roek
prices ] have the following and many
others:
&C. Hemmings Central Hotel. a-storv
brick, centrally located in business part Of
the city, now paying over II per cent. ucr
annum. and annually increasing in value,
now offered at $4,000.
Lumber yard lot and improvements there
on. now occupied by +. w. wocd-about
2-l2 Ecres land-paying property; at 400.
About acres land on the old Hemming
homestead, mile from the court house. on
Clinton street, for $1,000.
Any or all Of this property will be sold
on easy terms
!. II. Randall's acre lot on Main street,
south of Col Allcorn's residence bargain
at 81 900. - ''''
Il. X. Bakers residence and lots adjoining
now on the market, at reasonable prices on
easy terms.
F. Harris lot and house with FIVE rooms,
adjoining and east Of Mrs. Spencer's-eoul-
Portable residence, yery cheap, 81, 500. 49,,
X T. Flewellen's rs l-2 acrea about is
miles east Of renhanz-S75 acres in cultiva-
ton, 100 acres in pasture, 80 acres Of cedar
TIMBER, 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 grit
mill Sl7 80 per acre. 1 80
I'D. Evans 500 acres about 4 miles south
OF Washington, SOC acres in Brazos bottom
tArm, IN good state Of cultivation, SIS per
acre.
Man,- ,.l..- I.
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D1ED.-Near Burton at Up. m.
on the 9Th INST, Miss IRENE, aged
about 16 years, daughter of the late
Capt. L. 81. aad Mrs. Carrie Nc
Nelly.
Miss Irene had been sick only
about two weeks. She was a high
ly accomplished and beautiful
young lady and was much beloved
by her aoquaintaRces.A - e.f--l-
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Valuable City Property for Sale
ON Easy Terms.

lot fronting Iplfi. 6 inches on Sandy and
running back 24S fl to Peabody street. This
is one of the most desirable residence lots in
this city.
10 clio acres, part of Alleorn's addition to
BRENNAN, cottage with rooms, stable, corn
crib any good well of water ON place-will
cut in an size lots desired.
8 lots in WilkiE,5,, addhrion to BRENNAN,
EleEp as Hutchinson grove-will cut this to
Suit purchasers:
Mrs. B. A. Lockett's homestead, in the
business part of the city-will cut in hr,sige,j
lots to suit purchasers Il dGsiSa4.
Titles all parfepI: For particulars apply
to X, 4. HARvIS, at Lockett's stable.
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Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, Brennan, Texas, a
safe medical preparation.
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Complete line of hand made
Philadelphia, shoes, for ladies and
children. at Lemoine's.
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes in great variety can be
found at r. Z. Luhn's.
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CHICAGO, April 81, 1884.

Whooping Cough is immedi. .,,elv rrIi,vad
and quickly cured h. Locock's Cough Ely
It. Use It on the first appearance of the
distressing complaint and you will have no
further trouble with it. This il worth know
ing and remembering. Sold by Walker & Co.
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The Monroe Kerr residence. APP
ply 10 WILKINS & TARvER.
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceiyed at II. FIsHER's.
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The law is explicitin requiring
the commissioners courts of the
various counties to publish annual
Iy statement of the financial con-
,dition of their several counties.
Our county commissioners have
not as yet performed this duty al
though the fifth month of the year
as nearly half gone.
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CAST IRON notes tor sale at this
Office in quantities to suit. b
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If the cattle men IN Texas wish to havs a
good time this year they must chew "SPKISG"
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just received a fresh supply OF
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAN MUERY.
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The Commissioner court met
Monday in regular session. The

The Commissioner court met
Monday in regular session. The
first business disposed of was de-
Gliding to build the new courthouse
on the public SqaaFe, 4 large
number of bills were ordered paid,
The matter of laying out roads to
the county line and in as direct a
route as possible toward the coun-
ty seats of the adjoining counties
was discussed at some length, but
no definite action Was taken. The
new road law requires the commits.
sioners' courts of each county to
do this. and If the commissioners
arc seconded by the business men
and citizens generally, VIC may
yet have some good main pub
lie roads.
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THERE rs NO CURE fora cough or cold that
can comparison nlpidity. plessantness and
certainty of action,-with Locock. Sold by
Walker & Co.
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Two rooms in the basement OF
the Central Hotel building.
JNo. NJ. KEY.
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Ace you Going to Paint your
House

The "SPRING" SWEET NAVY TOBACCO is
the Texans favorite.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at r. E,
Luhn's.
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THE Chief of Fire Department
has received. letter from the cons
mittec at Fort Worth, asking for
the names of delegates to
the coming Firemen's State
Convention, in order that quar-
tors may be assigned them,
The railways win furnish free
transportation to the convention
and return.
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The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement Of
GoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
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The Fire Department on Mon
day paid Mr.. Howard Burns the
sum of $500 in cash, according to
contract, the same being the first
payment on the pavilion. u EaIf
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Indulgences oE hIpasures,

u Is seii-eyident that physician paving
parti iIil9r attenIl0n to n class ofcAses attains
great skill and ply siCians In regular practice
al over the country knowing this, Frequently
recommend cases to the oldest saice in America,
where every known appliance is resorted e.
and the proved good reImediee OF an
ages and countries are used. A whole huUSe Is
used for Office purposes and all arc tTsates " It'll
skin in 4 respectful manusE; md, knowing
what 10 do, no eNi.ei ipusnts are made. On ac-
count u tps great number applying, the
sASnses are kept low. often lower than Is
demanded by others II you secure the skin
and get speedy and perfect life cure. that Il
the Important matter, Pamphlet, % pagxs,
scHt 10 any address rrea - Vs.
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