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CORRESPONDENCE.
Independence Locals.

INDEPENDENCE, April Al can
hardly rally. Did you know that
the most dangerous thing in the
world to do, is to treat a woman
with disdain? / offered you the
best letter of my life, and you cast
it aside. Very well. 1t is COM
fort to me to know that the world
does not know the beauties that
arc left out ola newspaper.
l could write you a long newsy
letter this morning if you would
publish it.
1 could tell you that our capita
list, Mr.. brennan, is going ahead
with his railroad, and that we in
Independence will be independent
of BRENNAN. Oh! wont we be
jolly when the locomotive blows,
and we see some of the dear old
fossIls--left.
| could give you another item.
1 Just saw letter from Governor
ireland, in which he says, 81 will
come to give your address before
the societies If possibly can" So
the Baylor girls will have some
interesting features in the COM
mencement, won't they? And Rev.
DR.. Clarke, the former president,
will give the commencement ad-
dress; isn't that a grand id "a? And
they say there will be two or three
marriages on commencement day.
l hear of some wonderful things
that are to happen at the Univer-
sity, but the boys wont let me tell.
They are a quiet set on that hill,
except on Friday nights and Sum-
days and other days in the Saints
calendar.
The roads are improving-get-
ting down to bed rock where there
is no chance for mud.
The bridge between the post
rffice and the Seward villas is down,
and will probably remain so till
the railroad comes. This is the
prayer of the citizens generally.
One of our enterprising citizens
has whitewashed his house and
fences. The current opinion is
that the thing will spread.
Gloria in excelsis, Cplease spell
those words. right)-the old gin
house which has stood on the
banks of the Jordan for many
years, is gradually disappearing.
Tradition says it has been degrad-
ed to many profane uses. 1t is
now to be put to use. on a distant
farm.
Last Monday night several velhi-
Giles and other articles were remov-
ed from their places. The suppo-
sition is that the boys came in
from the country for the purpose
of celebrating their birthday. Our
own boys are noted for good hab-
its. They retire early, but rise
sometimes at an hour unpropitious
to sound health or good manners.
NANCY.
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From Greenyine.

GREENvINE, April I've had
plenty of rain Friday night and
Saturday, but the weather is at
this writing delightful, all that far
mers could wish that festival held
sacred by so many of our citizens,
in commemoration of Christs res
direction, will make its appearance
Sunday next; hope 1t will pass
over without any cold snap this
time.
Farmers arc little behind with
their farm work, caused by too
much rain.
The prospect for dew berries
was never. better. The health of
this country is good.
The little bovine crop of 1SS4..is
about all gathered. REsuRaAM.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Jameson begs leave
to inform the ladies OF Brennan
and vicinity, that she has now re,
ceived her spring stock of Mill
merry goods, consisting of the very
latest styles and varieties in hsr
line, all of which have been ielect-
cd with tho greatest care. Stamp
ing done to order.
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Notice In Probate.
TIE STATE oF TEXAS:

THE STATE OF TEXAS;
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Washing
ton CountY-SEaetings
You are hereby commanded to cause TO be pub
Iished at least 20 days In the Brennan Banner, q
newspaper printed In the county of Washington,
the following notices.
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
To all persons Interested ia the estate OF
IOhn and Anna kuTfE, deceased:-William
Knrtz. Admipistrator ofthe estate ofJehn kurtz
and Anna kurtz, deceased, has filed In the
County Court OF Washington county, his final
account with the estate of John Kurt and Anna
kurtz, deceased, which will he heard at the
next term of the County Court of said county,
commencing on the LIST Montlay in May, 1854, at
the Court House thereef, in the City of Brennan
at which time all peesons interested In said es'
tate mayappear and contest said application, If
thew see proper.
Herein fail not, under panahy of the law, and
ofthis writ make due return. Issued the I'd,
day CT April, 1881.
- Witness, II. NJ. Lewis, Clerk of said
( LIS , Court and the seal thereof, at Office, In
~ the City Of Brennan, the ID day oil
April, 1881. II. LEWIS,
q. c. g. W. c.
hereby certify .hat the above and foregoing
is true and correct copy ofthe original Citation
now in my hands, and order the same publlSA
ed in the Hrenham Ban ner for twpr., d.vs
from this date, April ,. iSSt.
~. ,looRK, sh'rw. C.
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Merchant Tailor.

J. l.. Ammons has on hand tine
largest and most complete stock
of cloths, cassimeres and other
goods for mems wear ever brought
to this city. He has full line of
fine imported goods, and is pre-
pared to make garments or full
suits at short notice, and guaran-
tees O fit. Store on north side of
public square.
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing to buy . Riano
CHEAP FOR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do well to write
for price list to
THOMAS GOaGAN BRO, Galveston.
They have agents for Steinway and
the favoritc Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason Il Hamlin Organs.
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IEoENDIARIsM.--Wednesday even
ing about 8 o'clock, Henry HUI
bert, colored, discovered fire in
the colored school house at Camp
town. The fire was in the library
case, piece of wooden furniture
somewhat like wardrobe. A few
buckets of water extinguished the
fire; the damage will not exceed
five or six dollars. Mr.. Robinson,
.colored, the principal of the school,
locked the case before leaving the
building and it had evidently been
broken open and fired. The house
is an old and dry wooden structure
and had the fire made any head
way it would have been impossi-
bic to save it. Efforts are now
being made to ascertain who the
incendiary is.
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The negroes of northern Georgia
are in q great commotion over the
presence among them of u female
tramp named Mrs. Glauter. She
pretends to have visions and to tell
fortunes. She is treated with great
respect for several reasons, but
principally bppanse she has habit
of firing pistols Promiseuously
when angCred.
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PUBLIC DEBArE.-The debating
society OF the high school will
have public debate at the school
house on Thursday at 4:3O p m.
Subject: Resolved that Brennan
is to rank high among the cities
of the south. A general invita-
ton is extended.
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Valuable City Property for Sale
on Easy Terms.

lot fronting 100 #. inches on Sandy ant
running back 24s # to Peabody stree, rhi.
is one Of the most desirable residence - in
this city,
10 6-l0 acres, part of Allcorn's addition to
BRENNAN, cottage with 5 rooms, stable, corn
crib and good well of water on place-wil
cut in any size lots desired.
Slots in wilkins addition to Brenham,
known 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 bushes.
lots to suit purchasers Il desired.
Titles all perfect. For particulars apply
to T. A. HARvIN, at Lockett's stable.
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At the Cooper's Union, New
York recently, some temperance
reformers gave variety perfor-
nance as a part of their services,
and it was on Sunday, too, when
no acting on the stage Is permitted
in New York. Somebody like a
tramp came on and played drunk
en- scenes, recitations illustrated
with fits, delirium tremens, which
terrified the audience into making
resolutions ofeternal sobriety. It
was low class variety actor, and
it is likely he was really tuned up
for the performance by tho genuine
Intoxicating stuff.
William Warren, the veteran ac-
tor, who has forever retired from
the Boston stage, has just return.
ed from a visit TO his relative, Joe
Jefferson, on the Louisiana planta-
tion where Jefferson winters. He
describes Joe as surrounded by a
colony of children and grandchil-
dren and spending his days delight
fully in fishing, hunting and paint
ing. Joe Jefferson's mild pretence
to be a painter is one of his best
pieces of acting.
4 Kansas cowboy was seen COM
ing ont of the office of local pa
per IN that state with q terribly
bruised countenance and the gener-
al appearance of a walking rag-bag.
what have you been doing in that
Officer" asked a friend. "Oh, went
in to have the editor explain an
item about myself and he did it.
Pm perfectly satisfied. For the
love of heaven don't hint to him
that Pm not w-Boston Post.
The New York Sun says editor,
tally and briefly: - year ago it
seemed tolerably certain that the
Democrats would elect the next
President of the United States.
The prospects was good-so good
that it did not appear to need any
Improvement. And yet people had
never then heard of the Morrison
bill, Even in politics it is fire.
quently wise " let well enough
alone"
A woman strolled into Tuchahoe,
n. j., the other day with a rifle
slung over her shoulder and Great
ed a sensation among the town
loungers by shooting the ashes
from cigar held in q mans hand.
She wanted the same party to give
her a shot by holding it in his
mouth, but he declined. The bold
Amazon lives near DennIsville.
A wedding took place in Chester
county, Pa, = few days ago, the
united ages ofthe bride and groom
aggregating nearly lf5 years.
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"Spring A GAIN"

1 have Just received and am now
opening a 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, handkerohiefs, hos
lery, etc.
l ask all to come and examine
the stock before buying.
Yours, etc.
G. G.. Couch.
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SHOOTING BEE.--About s O'Clock
Saturday morning there was a
shooting bee on the Buster pIanta-
ton, six miles east of town, ID
which Nelson Parker figured as
the shooter and Jack Moore as the
shootee. Moore received a ball,
about % caiibre size, near the corn
er of the eye. The wound was
not prObed, but the physician who
examined him did not consider
the wound dangerous. About
noon Moore rode into town for
/ medical treatment and after as
&c rtaining that his lease on life
was about as good as anyone eise's
he took on 4 deck load of bad
whisky. and sailed back home. An
officer went out to arrest the
shooter. The parties are broth
ers-in-law and are eolored. There
was u woman in the case.
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Atthe o. K. Saloon, genuine Nord-
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wine-a
first-class article at low prices.
Also a large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported behring's and pickles,
The best 5 cent cigar in the city.
SAM MUERY.
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.AccIDENr.-on Thursday morn
ing Mr.. W. G. shanks, merchant
of chappeIl Hill, attempted to
board the passenger train as it was
pulling out from the ChapPell
Hill depot but fell and was run
over by the cars. HIS right leg
was broke in several places below
the knee and the foot, which was
only hanging by a strip of skin,
was cut off. A partial reaction
has taken place. They have sent
below for surgeons and If sufficient
reaction has taken place the leg
will be amputated to-day. Mr..
;Shanks was partially intoxicated
at the time.
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Notice in Probate.


The STATE OF Texas,
To the Sheriff or any constable Of Wash
ingtoa County, GTetng
You are hereby commanded to cause to be
published for at least twenty days in the
Brennan Banner, a newspaper printed in the
county OF Washington, the following notice
THE STATE OF TEXAS a4
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Nathan King, deceased, o. H. P. Garrett,
administrator Of said estate, has filed IN the
County Court of Washington County, an ap-
plieation for discharge from the administer
ton Of, and his final account with the estate
of Nathan King. deceased, which Will be
heard at the next term of the County Court of
said county, commencing on the list Monday
in May, 1884, at the Court House thereof in
the City of Brenham, at which time all per
sons interested in said estate may appear and
contest SAID application and account If they
see proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the law,
and Of this writ make due return Issued the
id day of April, 1884.
Witness, H. NJ. Lewis Clerk Of said court
and seal thereof, at Office in the City
Of Brenham, the I'd day of April, 1884.
II. N. LEWIS,
c. c. c. VIC.
hereby certify tha' the above is true and
correct copy of the original Citation now IN
my hands, and ORDER the same published in
the Brenham Banner for twenty days rom
this date, April sd, 1884.
l. MOORE,
Sheriff W. C.
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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 a large assortment of mil
llnery goods, all of the latest New
York styles carefully selected by
Mrs. G. s. Mcclure. Indellible
stamping done to order.
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Good FRIDAY.

Tomorrow is Good Friday, the
annual commemoration of Christs
suffering and death on the cross,
that he might eopen the kingdom
ofHeaven to al, believers" through
out the christian world. The day
will be observed by faithful follow
ers of Christ, by suspending all
business, and abstaining from all
light and frivolous amusements !;
and by fasting, humiliation and
prayer, and especially by attend
ing public. worship. and joining in
the solemn services of the church
in memory of Christ's death on
Calvary, and our redemption from
sin and death.
Services in st. Peters church at
1870 a. m. All are respectfully
invited to attend.
i. P. RUcKER.
Brennan April 10th 1884.
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Mr.. w. II. BuLIETT, who lives
IN the country, had row with a
negro Tuesday afternoon and
knocked him down. The negro
made complaint before the JUS
tice and Bullet was arrested and
gave bond. Half an hour later
Mr.. Bullet was arrested by the
CITY marshal on a charge of unlaw-
fully carrying pistol he again
gave bond.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk, for the
week ending April 3, 1884:
Sam Young and Rena Brown
Lewis Wilson and, Eliza Renfio.
Robt Meriday and Rosette Matthews
? Monroe Cooper and Mary Jackson.
Heinrich DIETRICH and Lena Schneider.
Alex Evans and Laura ESQ.
Jordon johnson and Harriet. Watkins.
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R. Hoffman's grocery stock is
fresh and complete in every de-
partment. Foreign and domestic
delicacies received daily ana spe-
cial attention given to the selection
of fine wines and liquors.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Last Thurs
day Ed Clemens, colored, who
lives on Mr.. Al. Roberson's plan
tation near town, was out hunting
rabbits; he laid his fowling piece
down by the railroad track with
the ba9mess end pointing toward
tho rails and went away to see
about something; returning he
took hold of the muzzle and pulled
the gun toward him the hammer
caught on a bush, the gun went off
and Ed had large load of buck
shot lodged in the upper part OF
his thigh. He is severely but not
dangerously wounded. We pre-
sumo the rabbits in Mr.. Roberson's
neighborhood are very large and
very dangerous or Ed would not
have had his musket loaded with
buckshot.
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DIED.-In Chappell' Hill, on
Sunday, the 9Th inst, at 7 O'Clock
p. m, Miss LUCE BLACKBURN,
aged 10 years, daughter of DR.. ],
H. Blackburn.
Miss Blackburn was sick only a
few days; she was taken i'll at In
dependence on Monday, and on
Thursday last was taken home, in
Chappell Hill, her disease proving
to be pneumonia. She was engag-
ed as music teacher at Baylor
Female college and was very pop
ular with all who had the pleasure
of her acquaintance. He funeral
took place from her fathers resi-
denee on Monday afternoon and
was.yery largely attended. DR.. J.
II. Luther conducted the funeral
ceremonies. On Friday evening
next he will preach her funeral
sermon in Independence.
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NJ. A. HEALY.
DEALER IN.
General Hardware.

Cutlery, Edge Tools, Castings, Farming
Implements, Hoes, Chains, Flows, Iron,
Steel, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Store !,
Trimmings and Tirware of all kinds, Painls.s
Oils, Earnishes and window Glass, Buggy
and Wagon material, Rubber Belting from
IL to Is inches wide. Packing Of Al
kinds, and all articles apPeIiaining 70 ths
Hardware business. Al,nn street.
Jan! Is Branham. Te<ss
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Brennan April 10th 1884.

EDS. BANNER: A question ap-
pears in the Teachers Monthly,
for March, eliciting information as
to the method used by the Romans
for writing fractions. The ques-
ton smanates from Brennan, and
the desired information can be had
by referring to Webster's spelling
book, page 165. After being re-
tired so long, the littlo "blue
back" comes to the front again.
81 PRIMARY GRADE.
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The BRENNAN Amateur club will
probably give a dramatic enter
tainment at no very distant day,
for the benefit of the Fire Depart
ment.
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Contractors, Notice /!

Atwo-story, frame building with rooms
l2xl6 and closed hall I0x4S on each floor
depth Of lower story, 10 f., of upper story, Q
#; hall door, room doors and IL windows
with blinds on each floor; lower halls and
outside walls to be ceiled; upper hall and
partitions to be single dressed hip roof.
Contractors will submit specifications with
amount for which the building will be fin
ished, also for the work alone, material to be
furnished them.
Bids will be received until April Is: Sc
curity required. NJ. NJ FIELDER,
o. l. WILLIAMS,
J. VI. NICHOLSON,
Z. W. TARRAST,
Committee.
CHLPPELL HILL, April 8, 1881.
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Mrs. J. S. Norton has received
her spring and summer Millinery.
Beautiful goods, but very low
prices.
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400 bbls. Landreth's seed pota'
toes.
Extra Early Vermont:
Early RosG.
Early Goodrich, and
Snow Flake,
Just received at
H. FISHERS.
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A hand grenade has been inven-
ted that will put out a fire. One is
wanted now that will put out a cat
when thrown into a back yard
n, o, Picayune,
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New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-A. A.
jain, formerly of FRANKIE, jain &
Seelhorst, successor of H. W. Har-
ry& Bros. has a large advertise
ment in this issue, He carries a
large stock ofstoves, hardware and
house furnishing goods.
See the Maifest advertisement
elsewhere.
Mrs. Zuberbier has opened a new
boarding house opposite the old
passenger depot of the Central
railway.
Mr.. R. G. Sydow offers some
very desirable building lots at auc-
ton.
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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.
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The Adams & westlake Wire Gauze Sou-
Explosive. OIL COOKING AND HEAlISG Stove.
First prize medal Worcester. Mass. 1880;
gold medal Atlanta, Ga, ISL; bronze medal
Providence, R. l., lSSl; gold InedBl Clncin-
natl, Ohio, 1879. H. W, LEMOISE,
Agent, Brenham, Texas
Send for circulars
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The BANNER job Office has just
received large supply of No. l
white envelopes, letter, note pa
per, bill heads, statements, etc.,
and is prepared to do printing at
prices that defy competition. Call
and see.
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W. H. MURPHY.
Wanted

5000 bushels Shelled Corn. Highest
market price paid in cash. Consign-
ments of country produce solicit
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ELSEWHERE will be found the
advertisement of II. w. GRADER &
Co., Waxahachie, dealers in Gin
and Mill Machinery. This is one
of the most reliable houses in the
state and those in need of any
goods in their line will do well to
write TO them.
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The services at the Presbyterian
church continue every night this
week. Mr.. McCeIland's subject to-
night will be Temperance.
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Just received a fresh supply of
dried beef, imported sausage apd
Schweitzer kase. SAM MUERY.
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Tho BRENNAN Ice Company
hereby announces that they are
prepared to fill all orders for ice.
The city business. retail and deliv-
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.
g. G.. MORTON, Manager.
Monday, April 9th.
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DEAD.-Mr. W. G. Shanks, who
was run over and injured by the
passenger train at Chappell Hill,
Thursday morning, died at 8 a. M,
Friday.
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The soda water apparatus for
merly owned by Mr.. Chase-good
as new-for sale, at a bargain.
Apply to J. T. SwEARINGEN.
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Wood, Wood, Wood,

1000 cords in yard and receiving
daily by Harvin & Korthauer.
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NORTH street leading to the Fire
mems park win be put in good
order before the Maifest.
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Complete line of hand made
Philadelphia, shoes, for ladies and
children, at Lemoine's.
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POSTER PRIEr1NG.-The BANNER
steam job Office is now prepared to
do all kinds of poster printing,
from a quarter-sheet to full sheet
poster, having just received a
large lot of the latest styles of
wood type. There is no occasion
for sending off for posters, as the
BANNERS prices are as low as the
lowest.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at R. E.
Luhn's.
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PLovER are now plentiful in the
fields and Brennan sportsmen are
having plenty of fun.
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CHILE CON cARNE at the "Little
Gem" Saloon at 3 p. NJ. It's not
of Mexican manufacture. It's our
own make.
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CARPETS and mathngs, new and
elegant designs just received by
RIEcHARDT Il HERMANN,
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes in great variety can be
found at Il. Il. Luhn's.