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=, u have used Parker's Hair Balsam and
know Of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife OF
Rev. P. Perry, of Coldbrook Springs, Mass.
My hair was almost entirely gray, but a
dollar bottle Of the Balsam restored the soft
ness and the brown color when l was young
not a single gray hair is left. Since | be-
gan applying the Balsam my hair has
stopped falling out, and l find that it is n
perfectly harmless and agreeable dressing.
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DR.. Sarah L. Welntraub, a gradu
ate OF the Women's Medical Col
lege, in, Philadelphia, was natural
lied on the 9th inst. Miss Vein
traub came from Palestine, and ha.
been in this country nine years
studying and practieing medicine
In a few weeks she will return tc
Palestine and engage actively in
her profession.
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A HOME ENTERPRISE.
Brenham Ice and Refrigeration
Company,

The Brennan Ice and Refrigera.
ton company is the name of new
organization that was affected in
this city day or two ago. The
incorporators are Messrs. Heber
Stone, J. T. Swearingep, R. +.
Luhn, L. c. Baumier and c. e.
Banks. The capital stock of the
company is $50, 900 and the charter
has already been sent to Austin.
The company has purchased Of Mr..
c. II. Lawrence, of New Orleans,
the ice factory complete together
with the real estate, and hereafter
it will DO operated as home en-
terprise. The proprietors are well
known and enterprising citizens
of Brennan and have ample CAPT
tai at their command to push the
business to its utmost capacity.
They propose adding, at an ear
ly day, a cold-storage warehouse.
The present capacity of the works
is six tons of ice per day, and the
capacity can easily be doubled an
ice house has been added to the
works with capacity of about 800
tons, and an ample supply of ice
will always be kept on hand in
case of any break so that patrons
can always depend on getting their
orders filled during the entire
season. Ii is the intention of the
company to push this business and
if any encouragement is given
them by the people of this vicinity
they will put up a pork packery
here and will also slaughter beet,
mutton and pork for shipment.
The BANNER has for long time
urged tho establishment of pork
packery here and has given the
figures showing the immense
quantity of northern bacon
that Is annually brought to
and sold in the
surrounding country; the bacon
sold here alone is almost sufficient
in quantity to keep small pack
ry busy. That hogs can be rails
ed in the vicinity has been time
and time again demonstrated; the
advantage of having home mark
ID for fat hogs at all seasons of the
year can hardly be overestimated, Il
md should the pork packing bust
hess be put in successful operation
at cattle and sheep will also be c
slaughtered and the dress c
ID meat be shipped to distant
markets in refrigerating cars. All
hat the present company wants is
or the farmers to meet them half
way the company being strictly!
home institution, they will give A
t their time and attention and we p
AVE no doubt will make 1t sue
.ess. 1t is something that VIC have
wanted here, and if encouraged it .
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John T. Berry, Esq, of Rock.
land, Me-, President of the Limo
Rock National Bank, and of the
Knox and Lincoln Railroad, says
he had the rheumatism in his left
foot and leg. st. Jacobs Oil re-
lieved him Wonderfully.
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Spring hfilllner r !,

Mrs. M. A. Jameson begs leave
to inform the ladies of Brennan
and vicinity, that.she has now re-
ceiyed her spring stock of Milf
merry goods, consisting of the very
latest styles and varieties in hsr
line, all of which have been ielect.
ed with the greatest care. Stamp.
ing done to order.
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IF you don't stop your couohing," said ,
judge. "I'll fine you hundred dollars
I'll give your Honor two hundred dollars i
you can stop il" was the lawyers reply. The
judge promptly adjourned court; went tC
the nearest drug store; got 80 cent bottle Of
Locock's Elixir and handed it to the smart
barrister. In ten hours he was entirely cured
nd the judge pocketed Sl95.50-that is to
az, # the lawyer ever pays him. Sold by
Walker & Co.
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The BFenham Ice Company
hereby announces that they arc
prepared to fill all orders for ice.
The city business, retail and dcIiv-
cry, will be in charge of Willie
Mcintyre with his Office corner of
Main and Market streets, in the
Mcintyre hotel. Parties wishing
to be served by delivery will ap-
ply to him, Patronage solicited.
c. q. MORTON, Manager,
Monday, April 9Th.
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H. H. Wilson, who became 3
member ofthe New YCc7Tix Stock
Exchange on Friday last, is the
youngest broker of the board, be.
ing only twenty.one years old.
He Is worth al,000, 600, inherited
from his grandfather, Mr.. Charles
Morgan, of steamship and railway
fame,
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Monday, April 9Th.

If you want the best brands Of
pant or white lead, call on J. W
Webb 4 Co., as they are will to
back what they say by guaran.
tee. In the line OF building mn.
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 J. VI.
Webb Il Co. before you buy else
where.
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Attic o, 4, Saloon, genuine Nord-
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wine-a
frst-class article !. at low prices.
Also a large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported herrings and pickles,
The best s cent cigar in tie city.
SAM AUERY.
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BADLY BURNEp.-Mr. Henry Ko-
bro, who works at Banks machine
shop, met with a serious accident
Wednesday afternoon. In hand
ling pot of molten brass it was
upset and spilled on has legs from
the knees down, burning them very
severely. He will be laid up for
some weeks,
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Nor A HoRsE.-A negro boy
about 10 or 20 years old appeared
with a gang of street hands Thurs
day morning the mayor asked
him how old he was; he said he
was only seventeen, his object be-
ing to work as substitute. The
mayor Il Ahim TO open his mouth
and show his teeth, when the boy
said, 'Iisn't no hoss."
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London gossip says there is q
demand for Matthew Arnold tc
give mp the annual pension of f3OC
conferred on him from the queens
bounty fund, because he already
receives 600 for a comparative
sinecure, and is able to earn a liv.
ing.
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Millinery.

Mrs. II. o. Perry takes this meth
cd of informing the ladies of Bren-
ham and vicinity that she has Just
received large assortment of mil
IIneFy goods, all Of the latest New
York styles carefully selected by
Mrs. c. S. Mcclure. Indellible
stamping done to order.
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Brcezcs in the spice Islands arc not lader
with more fraStante than breath rendered
pure and aromatic with SoZODONT, which
restores whltensss to yellow teeth and sound
ness to defective ones: Neither man MOI
woman can hope 70 csErY any point BY fore.
OF persuasion, with q Rlouthf!,il OF nnc ear
teeth an! IN unpleasant breath. Sozodonl
remedies both these repulsive physical traits
and is prominently healthful as well as ef
ectiYe,
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Spring Aga in.

l have Just received and am now
opening q very handsome line OF
Spring and Summer clothing.
Prince Albert four-button cut
Always, frocks and sacks. Cents
furnishing goods. Hand and Gus
tom made shoes. Also for ladies
a beautiful assortment of neck
wear, gloves, haRdkerchiefs, hos
iery, etc.
l ask all to come and examine
the stock before buying.
Yours, etc.
EEk sEs G. G. Couch.
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To the Voters of Washington Co,

The statement in the BANNER OF
the 18th inst, in referece to my
announcement as candidate for
the Office of collector oftaxes, that
~ did not seek or desire the noml-
nation from any party" Is an un-
intentional mistake on the part of
the BANNER, and was not authoriz-
ed by me. SAM ScHLENKER.
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Kentucky expects to raise this
season the largest crop of tobacco
ever grown in the State. The far
mers find it a profitable crop, and
the area devoted to it is rapidly
extending.
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At Franklin, La, in hanging &
negro for killing Chinaman the
sheriff used too long a rope. The
victims feet touched the ground
and he had to be lifted up before
he would strangle.
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Envelopes, etc,

The HAMMER Job office has just
received large supply of No.
white envelopes, letter, note pa
per, bill heads, statements, ETC.,
and is prepared to do printing al
prices that defy competition. Gall
and see,
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DoN'r foreet chat Judpe n. Teicb.

DoN'T forget that Judge II. Teicb-
muller, of LaGrange, will deliver
the German Grafton at the Mai-fest
on Saturday, May Srd, at 2 o'clock
p. m. The Judge is ripe scholar
and fine. speaker, and will deliver
an instructive and entertaining adj
dress.
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Philadelphia has 562 establish
ments devoted to the making of
mems and boys clothing, IN which
are employed 1892 men, 10.269
women and 934 children, turning
out goods valued at S31, 220, 1868.
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A Sure cure Found at last for Consumption.
DR.. Bosanko's cough and Lung Syrup. The
great Lung healer. A single dose relieves
the most obstinate cough or cold, and so
cent bottle will cure it. 1t acts quickly,
cures permanently, and If used as directed is
perfectly harmless to the most delicate child
Sold by Walker & Co.
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Young Men, Middle Aged Men and all
Men who suffer from early indiscretions will
md Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
lnvigorant ever introduced; once restored BY
II no relapse. Try it; it never fails, 81; for
S0.-At druggists, or by mail from j, II, A :
len, 3l3 Fist Ave. New York City,
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Samuel ]. Randall,s hoe

Samuel j, Randall's boom is as.
Stunning too large proportions to
suit the mass of tariff reformers,
and it might be good idea fol-
Mr.. Morrison to include 1t among
the list of articles upon which a
horizontal redactian Is necessary.
Chicago Times, Ind,
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Miss Eliza Brown, daughter Of
late Hon. Mason Brown, of Frank,
fort, Ky, was married Thursday
last to DR.. J. II. Bailey, United
States army, now. stationed al
Fortress Monroe, Va.
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The public roads in this county
are reported as being in wretcbed
condition. on account of wash-outs
caused by the heavy rains. Many
of the bridges. over streams have
washed away, necessitating the
building of new ones.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Tuesday morning about ll:4
O'Clock, as the upbound passenge
train of the G. G. Il S. F
was about half a mile below
Kenney, running at little les
than ordinary speed, the two real
coaches were derailed, and beeom
ing uncoupled, rolled down a ten
foot embankment, one of then
landing bottom upward; the
coaches were comfortably full o.
passengers, all of whom were con
siderably shaken up and more OF
less injured. The accident was
caused by the breaking Of a brake
beam which dropped on the track
and threw the coaches off. AS
soon as possible the company telo'
graphed here for Drs. Williamson
& Lockett, who were carried to the
wreck on a special train. The fol
lowing is list of the injured, as
near as could be ascertained:
DR.. A. W. Fly, Galveston, Sc
we're cut about right eye.
H. W. Merwin, New York, left
leg broken.
John A. Potts, colored, bruises
about knee and face-sllght.
DR.. McGruder, Sealy, slight
bruises on face.
J. A. Haywood, bruises on face.
7. C. Woodburn, bruises on
knee. e . =
Mrs. Mamie McGinnis, jackson,
Miss, slightly injured in back.
l.. Levy, slight bruise on face.
Carl Hoppe, Taylor, severely
injured on right hip and face cut;
hiswife was slightly cut on face.
Mr.. Hoppe is farmer and went to
to meet his bride who
had just arrived from Germany.
They were married at Galveston
and were on their way
home.
G. Banner and wife, slightly
bruised about faces.
Joshua Starks, colored, Rich
nond, Texas, cut on face and
lead.
Mrs. Wilhelm Frederick, bruised |
IN chest -
F. NJ. Kidd, sealy, scalp wound.
Harley Smith, face cut and side
,ruised.
H. f. Mase, injured internally.
F. G. Nichols, right arm and
houlder injured. /
Lonnie Clinton, colored, Bren-
iam, bruised about head.
~. Haggerty, Bellville, right
ar slightly cut and right knee
lightly bruised.
Hugo Kaufman, drummer,
ialveston, knee bruised.
DR.. G. P. Hall, Galveston,
ruised about the spine. |
Child of Mr.. BHrrow, ofTemple,
calp wound.
DR.. W. 1. Coon, knee bruised.
Annie Peske, slight scalp
-ound.
Several others, whose names
ould not be obtained. were in
Ired; a good many continued
heir journey, the train going up
bout five o'clock in the afternoon.
rs. Fly and Hall, Mr.. Merwin,
n. Mase and Hoppe d wife are
Ired for at the hotel here. The
is doing everything tc
ave them made comfortable. sIf
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BonER MAKINa.-Mr. L. G. Bau-
mier, of C. G. Banks machine
shops of this city, has now in the
yard "a II. P. tubular boiler of
his own manufacture. He has all
the appliances for the manufacture
ofall kinds of steam boilers and
can and does tnrn out as good work
as can be done by any boiler
maker in tho country.
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The soda water apparatus for.
merly owned by Mr.. Chase-good
as new-for sale, at bargain.
Apply to J. 7. SwEARINaEN.
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CHEAP TELEGRAPHY.-on the I4th
inststhe Cult, Colorado and Santa
Fe railway telegraph reduced the
price of messages to the uniform
rats of rs cents for 10 words and
cent for each additional word, day
or night-guarantee speedy and
correct transmission and prompt
delivery. The Santa Fe is the
pioneer company in the reduction
of passenger fares and 1t is the first
TO reduce the rates for telegraph
service.
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HARsE BuIL.-A few days ago
Mr.. H. R. vonBeiberstein of Bur
ton precinct, sold a Texas bull rails
ed by himself, that weighed 1875
pounds. He thinks this pretty good
weight for native Texas stock.
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R; Hoffman's grocery stock is
fresh and complete in every de-
partment. Foreign and domestic
delicacies received daily ana ape-
cial attention given to the selection
of fine wines and liquors.
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ANNIVERSARY BALI. = Cartmell
Lodge No. %, |, Q. 9. f. will
give the anniversary ball at Froh-
sim Hall, April goth. Everybody
is invited,
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This old and fayerite 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. II, MURPHY.
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RECEIVED of 7. j.. Robertson,
Agent for the Continental and
Niagara Insurance Co., of New
York, the sum of $3.50, being in
full satisfaction for all loss and
damage by fire to our Barn and
contents, situated miles west OF
Hockey Texas. And we hereby
recomend Mr.. Robertson to the
insuring public generally as a
prompt and reliable insurance
agent, l.. & c. 'Voss.
April 2Ist, 1884.
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For Rent.

A residence with four rooms,
good well of water, south of the
city. For terms &C., apply to
JAMES SIMON.
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WAR! BOOKS

.;S Snh ~ ~ GREAT MONARCHIES Oh The An
What a i mnr World III GEohaE RAwLrNsoN.
4, y MT among publishers, then what could be
= ~. n. iEk, for rejoicing b0ok-buyers? such
a va a. = IN progress Price reduced from SIS 90
Io.io. Specimen pages free Not sold by
Teiore payment: JOHN b. ALDEN, PnbII sher. Is
Nesey ST., N Y u ' "H'''''Ai &c
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The Adams & westlate Wire Gsuze Non.
Explosive. On CookISG AsD HEATISG Stove.
First prize medal Worcester, Mass. lsso
gold medal Atlanta, Ga, ISL; bronze media
Providence, X. l., ISL; gold medyl Cincln.
nati, Ohio, 1873. II. W. LEMOINE,
Agent, BRENNAN, Texas
Send for circulars
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Wanted.

5000 bushels Shelled Corn. Highest
marketprlce paid in cash. Consign-
ments of country produce solicit
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing to buy Piano
CHEAP FOR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do well to write
for price list to,
THOMAS =GoGGAN & BRO, Galveston.
They have agents for Steinway and
the favorite Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason 4 Hama Min Organs:
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Parties desiring my Professional
services may call at my office, over
Gidding's & Gidding's bank on ed
inst. c. A. Moss, Dentist.
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Nothing equals Aliens Bilious Physic in
quickly relieving Costiveness, Headaches,
Heartburn and all other Bilious Troubles ;
% cts. large bot-At all Druggists.
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The New York Tritnna b.s tb-
following cheerful marriss
!" Il recent additioM
Seguin, whose wiE6
children and -
1882, was M
of the bridS
sey D. Sea-
The most =
EmoY's Litl &
some appel;
hS2eu..i;s. : II 6 =
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Mrs. ]. s. Norton has received
her spring and summer Millinery.
Beautiful goods, but very low
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Issued by the county clerk. for the
week ending April 2,5 1884:
August Ludwig and Mary Harden.
Wallace Walker and Emma jackson.
Oliver Jones and ss'ley Hogan.
Hampton Wade and Hulda Davis
Archie Ross and Meclista Helm.
Albert Williams and Mary Smith.
J.W. Hines and L F. Mayheld.
Lewis Anderson and caiiie Williams,
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A Hotel Mans LucIs.

Mr.. J. G. Tyler chief clerk al
the Union Depot Hotel, Ogden, had
rhematism in the muscles of the
chest and loft shoulder. By apply.
ing the Great German Remedy
three days he realized, complete
restoration, aud he Is of the opin.
ion that there Is nothing equal to
the st. Jacobs Oil for pain. The
Great German Remedy is also a
specific for burns and sprains.-
Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune.
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Prevent sickness by taking occasionally
one of Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, Won
derful appetizer. an absolute cure of Bilious
nesS.-l5 cents
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TExAs veterans of this and neigh
boring counties have for the past
day or two been leaving for the
reunion at Paris, on the 2lst inst,
San Jacinto day. A few are yet
left who will start to-day on the
Santa Fe road. 88
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THERE Is NO CURE for cough or cold that
can compare-for rapidity. pleasantness and
certainty Of action,-=vith Loceck, S9ld by
Walker & Co.
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Mrs. LAURA FIxEE, a lady that
is highly spoken FLY the press,
lectured at the Baptist church last
Saturday night on Temperance.
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Two shooting gallery stands and
a feed stand for the Mai-fest were
sold on Friday afternoon for about
S45.
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Complete limo of hand made
Philadelphia, shoes, for ladies and
children, at Lemoine's.
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CARPETS and mattings, new and
elegant designs just received by
s'4r.. RIECHARDT & Hermann,
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Just received a fresh supply OF
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAM AUERY.
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Free Lunch to-day at Murphy's
Saloon. from 10 to 12 o'clock.
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She sand "DOn't but if you must, chew
SPRING That's the best"
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Every smoker should try 'Lit-
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Sam Muery has the only first.
class lunch stand in the city. He
keeps imported saugage and
cheesei also canned meats Of every
description. Lunches prepared at
short notice
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Mrs. Norton's Grand Display of
Millinery, April oath, continuing
three days.
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If the cattle men In Texas wish to HAYS a
good time this year they must chew -SPRiNa"
ToBAeco. ss4E f. -1E4A
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceived at II. FISHERS.
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BASE BALL--Fourteen members
of the Coshaatas base ball club OF
BellvilIc, accompanied by Major
w. C. Hill, the religious editor Of
the Times, came up on Sunday for
the purpose ofplaying a match
game with the Saxons of this city,
but owing to the extremely in.
element weather it was decided to
postpone the game till some fine
Sunday.
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Ask for Wells Enough on Corns." 15c
Quick complete cure, Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions,
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Take home your ice cream in
Boxes; warranted not to melt in
half an hour. E. RIDER.
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MayQueen.

The following is the total vote
rpolled for May Queen. Miss Emma
Harris, of this city was elected by
a handsome majority.
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes in great variety can be
found at II. E. Luhn's.
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For SALE.-At q bargain, Soda
Water apparatus compile. Cost
$1,000; used one season.
J. T. SwEARrNaEN,
Brennan Texas.
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The members of Brenham Com
mandery K. T., who returned from
Galveston Saturday are lavish in
their praise of tho hospitality OF
that city They had royal time.
San JAcIEro DAY was observed
by the banks closing and the
schools. taking holiday, but the
weather was most too cold for nc
niciGg, beyond this the day was
wholly unobseryed here.
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For Rent,

Two rooms in the basement of
the Central Hotel building.
JNo. NJ. HEY.