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More Blu IgIarieS.

Burglars are still at work,
Tuesday night there was two more,
The residence of Mr.. Adolph
Woehler was visited his trusty
watch dogs took refuge under the
house and barked a little. Mr.. W.
heard the burglar walking about
in the parlor and getting up he
went into that room and was near
ly run over by the intruder Mr..
W. fred at him and the burglar
returned the compliment, neither
shot took effect; the burglar es-
capped. About the same time the
servant girls room was entered
and the contents other trunk were
strewn promiscously over the floor
money was the object of the
search. Mr.. ..Woehler lost five On
six bottles of beer that he had in
the house. Schramm's store was
also visited, the clerk was setting
in one room writing letters and
burglar was in his sleeping room,
adjoining, going through his trunk
and scattering things promiseuous.
ly about the room. The clerk did
not know anything about 1t till he
went into the room to retire, il
was then evident to him that
somebody had been there while he
was gone. 1t begins to look as il
it would require one or two coron-
er's inquests to put a stop to this
burglarizing business.
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SAFE BLOWING About $3.50
o'clock on Sunday morning the
safe in Joe Schmidts store in
Amsler's warehouse building was
blown open by burglars and $40
in cash and three watches carried
off. The safe was an old style
Herring; a hole was drilled in the
door over the combination lock
powder was inserted and fired,
blowing the door of. An ordinary
blacksmiths drill and brace were
stolen out of Wyatt Sharp's black
smith shop abouttwo squares from
Amsler's and were found near the
safe, as was also some powder.
Suspicion attached to zone Albert
NJ. Ross, negro carpenter, from
Massachusetts,, where he was born,
raised and educated. Tracks
were discovered at Sharp's shop
and also the workhouse, which
correspond exactly with the shoes
worn by Ross. 1t is also said that
a colored woman saw him enter
the shop during the night. He was
arrested Sunday afternoon and
jailed.
Ross will have preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Kirk to-
day.
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Professional Notice.

Having formed copartncrship for the
purpose Of practicInG the Homeopathic sys.
tenn Of Medicine aud surgery, we take this
method of thanking the citizens Of Brennan
and surrounding country for their liberal
patronage in the past, and solicit continu-
ance the same for the future.
Special attention given to chronic diseases,
diseases of women and children, surgical
diseases, injuries and obstetrics. Calls in the
city or country promptly attended to, day or
night.
Only the really needy, who believe in the
Homeopathic system treated free.
All bills collected on the firSt,pf every
month.
OFFICE and residence on Sandy street, one
door east Of Parks livery stvblc.
Respectfully,
G. SIC. HUsSEY, NJ. ID.
+. g. MAGEE, VI. ID.
Brenham, Jan. LIST, 1884.
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COOP JoKE.-Monday night
gentlemen who lives in the Second
ward heard footsteps IN his parlor.
Burglars are now abundant; he
was sure one was in his house; his
eyes popped out like inverted
saucers; he cautiously and with
bated breath went to the parlor
expecting to see a stalwart burg
lar at least six feet high and
weighing not less than a ton, His
wife was walking about the par
lor. He came up town and re-
ported that a burglar was in his
kitchen the night before, but truth
mighty and can not be suppressed.
The bedrock truth oozed out from
an unexpected source.
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HEELED.-A coon about IL or la
persimmon seasons old who was
out taking the air; armed to the
teeth and afraid of nobody, got
himself into difficulty with a
white boy In the neighborhood of
the school house, and to intimidate
him he drew q seven-shooter re.
voIver of the cheapest and most
villainous make and pattern and
proposed there and then to let a
small streak of daylight through
the white boys body. Policeman
Butler, who lives near by was
summoned, and took in the coon
and the artillery. He marched
him to the bastile and when
searched preparatory to locking
him up, another pistol of the same
size and make was found upon
him. The pistols shoot ball abosi
the size of a-turkey shot and at
close range would make an ugly
little WsRnd. Boys, white and
black are in the habit Of carrying
such pistols winch sell at about six
hitseach.
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AT the Q. K. Saloon, genuine Nord'
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wine-a
tirst-class article at low prices.
Also a large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported herrings and pickles,
The best 5 cent cigar in tho city.
SAM MUERY.
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A TRAVELLER for = watch manu.
featuring company was in the city
yesterday exhibiting a watch with
a twenty-four hOur dial, the hour
hand making bat enc revolution
in the twenty-four hours. These
movements cost but dollar OF
two more than the old style ones.
Another watch man was along
who proposed to soil stem-winding
watches at SIPS each, warranted
good time keepers. There is nc
excuse for being without a watch
ON account Of the prizes,
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SeettPOtatOeS,

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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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. H. MURPHY.
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Trotting wonders Of Califoreia

TrOttlng wonders OF Caifforeia
San Francisco, Cal.-The Breed
er and Sportsman Of this city, the
turf and sporting authority of the
Pacific coast contains a statement
from ]. W; Murphy, proprietor of
the elegant st. George Stables on
Bush near Kearney street, as also
from Chief Engineer, Mathew
Bradp of the City Fire Depart
ment. to the effect that for the cure
of pain in man or beast, particular.
ly for rheumatism, st. Jacobs Oil
has worked wonders. They re-
CARO- it fir superior to anything
they know of.
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A BRENNAN man who Us not a
thief himself, but who has had
much experience in dealing with,
or rather handling the light-fin.
gered gentry, says that practical
thieves and burglars always keep
shady during the day, resting and
sleeping, and when dark comes
they go out on tour of observa.
ton. They take good care to
post themselves on the habits OF
the police, rnd know to nicely
the chances of being caught. In a
town the size of Brennan, with a
limited police force, the largest
portion of the residence part of the
town, is unguarded, the officers
having all they can do to watch
the business center. Well loaded
and reliable fire arms should be
kept on hand to receive night ma
RAIDERS.
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The courthouse injunction case
was submitted to the supreme
court at Galveston some days ago.
A decision may be expected on
any opinion day.
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of$100.

THE roads on the black lands
throughout the county are in q
rery-bed condition and navigation
by wagon is exceedingly difficult.
The mail is carried to Indepen.
dence on horseback, it being i'm.
possible TO run the hack.
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TIE safe burglarized at Joe
Schmidt's the other night was not
a Herring safe but was one of an
other make. Fact is that no ordi-
nary fre-proof safe, such as are
ordinarily sold in this country, is
burglar proof and none are sold as
.ancb
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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 a BRO. Galveston
They have agents for Steinway and
the favOrite Emerson BANGS, and
the Mason Il Hamlin Organs.
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p OSSo
Only half of the goods sold,
but SO as to enable me to close
out nearly all, I have made a
cut on the New York cost oil
10 per cent, of. The balance
will be closed out in February
to country dealers OF at aue-
ton. -1.
Large consumers of goods,
country dealers and peddlers
should call early. s 81
Desirable goods at 90 cents
on the dollar are well worth
looking and calling for, at
l. HEIDRNHElMER's,
H. COINS Old Stand.
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BrzatARs made an attempt to
enter the store of C. A. Potter on
Monday night, but the fastenings
proved too strong for them, and
the night police happening along
the burglars took TO their heels
aud beat hasty retreat.
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CAPT. H. l.. McCLUNG

Takes this method of informing the public
tqat he will continue the Insurance business
at the Office of the old firm of McClung &
Robertson, in the new Giddings building,
where he will be pleased to attend to the In
surance WANTS of his former nairnnS.
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CHARLEY McQUIEN, a young ne
gro, who was lately before the
mayors court on charge of va
grancy, is now in Jail on charge Of
theft, preferred by Fanny Green,
He could not give bond in the sum
of 500.
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Sam MuerE has the only first,
class lunch stand in the city. He
keeps imported saugago and
cheese also canned meats OF every
description. Lunches prepared at
shOrt notice.
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Some weeks ago Dave Levi, an
Independence merchant, made an
assignment Abe Harrison being
the assignee. Some of his credi-
tors were dissatisfied and made
application to the district court for
. receiver. The pplication was
heard before Judge Mcfarland, in
chambers, on Thursday, 3 temper
airy receiver was appointed. There
will be a further hearing of the
ease on the 5th of February.
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OK Saturday there was a very
arge crowd of people from the
country in town, but as the wealth
er was somewhat cool most OF
them were white folks. Colored
people enjoy themselves sitting by
a fire in cool weather, therefore
only about half the number came
to town. Business in a retail way
was seemingly good and most of
the stores were kept busy through
out the day.
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wholesale Robbery.

Last Sunday night will be a
memorable one on account of the
number of robberies and attempt
cd robberies. The thieves liter
ally held high carnival. The fol-
Elowing is list Of the victims as
far as reported, although there
may have been others who said
nothing about it:
Mr.. Baumgartner's residence was
entered; we did not learn what
was stolen.
B. Lehman's store was en-
tered; his wife was awakened by
hearing a man trying to open the
window. She aroused her hus-
band, but by this time the would
be burglar had fed.
Sam AIexander's residence was
burglarized and an over-coat,
sleeve-buttons and s15 in money
stolen.
10. Fischl's residence was en-
tered and some clothing was car
ried off; the cuff-buttons and studs
were taken from his shirt.
Ed. Henderson, the bill poster,
was called on at his residence, the
window was raised and proped up,
when his wife was aroused. They
got away with a small amount of
plumber.
Mr.. Choske's residence was Wis
tied, the window was priced open
and some children's clothing was
stolen. 4
John .wilR9 was sailed on AZ
his residence; the window was
raised and a ptecc of stove-wood
put under it. Mr.. Wilke bad about
Wand good watch in his trous-
ers pocket. He got out of bed in
a hurry, got his pistol and fired
two shots at the retreating bur
glar; then ran out in his yard
and fired three more, when the
police came. After the shooting
Mr.. Wilke, heard several whistles
in different directions, which was
probably q signal among the rob
bers. He did mos lose anything.
It is thought these sburglaries
were committed by some of the
negroes who were recently arrest
ed for vagrancy and who were
very much aggrieved thereat. Pts
tolls and shot-guns were cleaned up
and reloaded Monday, and many
who had no firearms provided
themselves, so that in future
burglars may expect to meet a
warm reception in their noctur-
nal rounds.
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THE up-bound passenger tram on
the Santa Fe leaves Galveston at
6 a. M, which is too soon for
breakfast, and the only chance pas
sengers have to get anything to
eat is at the Rosenberg lunch
stand where they sell 5 cent sand
witches at ten cents. The train
does not stop long enough at Ros-
enberg for breakfast.
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Nh. SAM ALEXANDER, late Of
Giddings, has moved to Brennan
with his family, and will make
this his future home.
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The Supreme Court, now in ses
sion at Galveston, has not yet rem
dered its decision in the court
-houss-injunctson case
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Insurance publications state that
the losses by fire in the United
States last year aggregated s103,-
600, 900.
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LAST Saturday Mr.. John Petty,
of Hampstead, sold Mr.. Asa Pen.
nington, of this county, two yoke
of choics work oxen for sI45.
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The falling off in money-order
business because of the lntroduc-
ton of postal notes amounts to
between II and II per cent.
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Lunch Stand.

The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is at all times supplied
with the very best cigars, drink,
ables and l4Aehes. Lunches pui
up to order.
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THE new insurance Office of T.
J. Robertson was fitted up, by Mr..
Geo. Rogers, and the decorative
paper hanging therein contained is
Il specimen ofhis work, to Will
he lives snecial attcntizn.
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Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper,
Mirrors and Bedding in large va
riety at Z. Reichardt's.
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BRENNAN FoUEDRr.-Mr. Chas,
Payton, proprietor Of the Bren-
ham foundry and machine shop now
hasitrunning regularly and is max
ing iron and brass castings every
week.
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FrREMEs's sPmK.-A At a regular
meeting of the Hook and Ladder
company held on Friday night, a
resolution was passed favoring
placing of the management of
liremen's Park in the hands
eard of Fire Engineers,
~ 70 contract for all nee
oyemehts. 1t is the
be Fire Department
stsa the grounds
zt May.
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For mixed bird, hemp and canary
seed, call on r. Z. Luhn, the drug
pist.
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Champagne cider, and Imported
Ginger ale at the Little Gem Sa-
loon.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at R. E.
Luhn's.
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ATTENTION is called to the pro
,fessional cards Of Drs. Hussey 4
Magee, homeopathic physicians,
in another column.
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Just Received.

One car load choice molasses.
50 boxes best twist tobacco. SO
boxes Eleven in Flat tohoecn. $50
boxes assorted crackers. 25 boxes
-Evaporated apples. 25 barrels
New York sliced apples, which we
ask trade to call and examine
ere elsewhere.
CgAs. WENAR Il c..
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Tar negro Ross, charged with
safe blowing, was held by Justice
Kirk in a bond Of $500. In default
he was remanded to Jail. @ +
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals nj.
ways on hand at r. +. Luhn's.
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10 the Trade.

We have in Store:
German Millet Seed, Red Rust Proof
Oats, best Northern Seed Potatoes, Avep's
Flows, best Grades Of Louisiana Sugar and
Molasses, Royal Patent Flour, and a full
line Of Staple and Fancy Groceries Wines,
Liquors, sc, including our genuine Month
cello Whiskey. All at bed rock prices.
B. ELDRIDGE & Co.
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Just Received,

CAST IRON notes for sale at this
Office in quantities to suit.
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Mn. N. P. kim, e1-mayor OF
this city, has been appointed post
master at Fort Ewell, LaSalle
county.
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EVERY negro who has a suspi.
cion that he is suspected Of being
a vagrant now borrcws an axe
from friend and peranbulates
the street with that instrument Of
labor ander his left arm or over
his left shoulder. If he has not
chopped stick of wood in two
years he makes out that he has
; been very hard at work.
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CALL at Lemone's and see the
bargains offered at his five and ten
cent counters.
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Patent medicines of any kind
can be found at r. Z. LUHN's.
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The colored gentlemen who were
accused of vagrancy take il very
much 10 heart that they should
even be suspected Of burglary and
s.obbery- They are very sensitive
and very Woodworking, if their
own assertions are taken as evil
dence.
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Tooth, Nail, Hair and Flesh
Brushes inlgreat variety can be
found at Il, y Iluhn's.
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just received a fresh supply of
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAM MUERY.
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Ma. HuGH c. MrLIEH's infant
child died Friday morning and
was buried in the same coffin with
It's mother, who. died Thursday
afternoen. The funeral took place
from Methodist church and was
quite Eafgely attended. Mr.. Mil
Ter has the sympathy of the com.
munity in has sad BEREAVEMENT.
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Monticello Rye, the favorIte
whiskey at B. LEHMAN's.
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceived at H. FIsHER's.
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Seed Potatoes,
1000 barrels Landreths new crop
seed potatoes just received, includ-
ing Garfield's New, Peerless, Early
Goodrich, Snow Flake, Early Rose,
Extra Early Vermont, at
F. kRENTzLIN's.
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Ii VIC were to remark that times
are dull II might provoke a smile
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The co-partnershlp heretofoee
existing between III. L. McClung
and L. ]. Robertson is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
II. 4. AcptpEa,
7. j. RoBBRsnE.
Brennan, Jan, 10, 1884.
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DIED.--In this city at 4:30 p. m,
the cath inAi., TExASA MILLER,
scd so years, 2 months and 19
Days, wife of II. G. Miller.
The funeral of the deceased will
take place from the Methodist
church al 8 r. m. to-day. Inter
ment at the Old Cemetery.
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Free Lunch to-day at Murphy's
Saloon, from 10 TO II O'Clock.
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H. Coins Old Stand.

Champagne cider, and Imported
Ginger ale at the Little Gem Sa-
| loon.
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: THERE has not been less than
halfa dozen births in the city dur
ing the past week.
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Bankrupt Stock,

SEE the insurance notice of Capt.
H, L. McClung elsewhere.
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Remember Baron Seeman gives
his first entertainment in BRENNAN
tonight. =..-aa
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The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement of
GoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
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MAsoEIc.-Eminent Grand Com.
lsander, John G. Mccoy, is now
shaking his annual visits to the va
<fious Eommanderies Of the Texas
Jzrisdietlon Of knights FempIar,
and will visit Brenham Command,
cry on Monday evening, February,
/, at 1870 O'Clock. A full attend,
ance of membership Of that body
is desired.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-0n Mon
day night some one maliciously OF
accidentally shot and killed fine
mich COW belonging to Mr.. w. H
Cooke, who lives in the Fourth
sysrd.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.--Wednes.
day afternoon officer Butler arres.
ted an able-bodied man about six
feet high and who weighed over
200 pounds. He went to the house
of German family and demanded
food; his manner was overbearing
and he was very insolent the food
was furnished and eaten. He then
went to another house near by and
took seat on the gallery. Butler
then arrested him and locked him
4p,
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OIL StOyesI

OIL St0vesi
The Adams & Westlake Wire Gauze Non.
ENplo.ive.. on COOKING AND HEATING Stove.
First prize medal Worcester. Mass. lsSO
Providence, n. l., ISL; gold hletiSi Cincin.
natl, Ohio, ISs9. II. W. LEMOINE,
Agent, Brenham, Texas.
Send for circulars.
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KEEPS shirts made to order, SIX
for 80. at Lemoine's.
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BRENNAN Is SAID TO be one Of
the best lodge towns in the state
The following orders exist here
and are in 6ourisoing conditions
One lodge of Knights of Pythlas,
two of Knights of Honor, two Of
the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, one of the Knights and
Ladies Of Honor, one of Indepen,
dent Order of Odd Fellows, one
Masonic Lodge, one of knights
Templars, one of l. o. B. B., be,
sides other societies. The en-
dowment ranks in the above named
orders are literally patronized,
many of our citizens carrying as
much as ten and fifteen thousand
dollars; to say nothing of policies
hold in tho T. B. A, and NJ. S. f.
and B. A. of A.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk. for the
week ending Jan. 80, 1884:
Calvin McCown and Alice Bright.
W. c. Hewitt and Lsurn J, Derdon.
G. W. Patterson and G. W. Miller.
F. Schwarz and Henrietta Fahrenkamp.
Joseph Brown and Parable Hunt.
jesse Baker and Addic Smith.
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Seed Potatoes.

Seed Potatoes,
Genuine Northern Potatoes,
large barrels.
German Millett Seed, a
At r. HOFFMAN's.
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basis ofgI-2 cents for middling.
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sEvEaAL yoke ofRne wOrk'oxen
offered for sale on the streets