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Church Dedication, etc.

Last Sunday was a big day with
the Baptist, of Brennan, at the LIST
church on Market street. The
ladies Missionary Union held their
anniversary. Interesting address
es were made by G. b. Davis
of San Antonio, Judge Breedlove,
of this city and by the pastor. The
society reported $500 collected
in the last three years, more than
$1100 since October LIST. This
money has been expended upon
missions in Texas, Mexico and
Brazil. A handsome sum was then
gathered from the congregation.
At the same hour the new Ger
man Baptist Chapel on the south
side of town was dedicated. Rev.
DIR. Grimmell, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
the Supt., of German Baptist mis-
sions in America, preached the
dedicatory sermon, which was a
most eloquent and appropriate
sermon, showing the speaker to be
a man of marked ability. Rows.
Becker, of Houston, Gleiss, of
Gonzales, Heisler, of Austin and
sydow of this county, with the
missionary pastor, Roy, Joseph
Gronde, took part in the services.
In the afternoon in the newly
dedicated chapel a mass meeting
was held in behalf of Sunday
schools and missions. Addresses
were made by G. B. Davis, of San
Antonio, Judge Breedlove, DIR.
Grimmell and DR.. Chaplin, of LIST
Church, Brenham. Rev. Becker
of Houston, preached in the chapel
at night and Dr.. Grimmell for Mr..
Chaplin at the same hour. DR..
Gs. sermon was one of peculiar
beauty and power. The Dr.. has
made most decidedly favorable
impression upon the people OF
| BRENNAN,
On Tuesday night the German
Baptists held Q love feast. The
singing was superb, the speaking
being in German tor the most part,
this scribe cannot say whether it
was good or not, but Judging
from the close attention, the
smiles and tears, which were from
the audience, the speaking must
have been unusually good. Large
collections were lifted at the va
rioEs services. The day will be
marked with a white stone by the
Baptists of Brennan.
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40. U. w.
Third Anniversary of Schiller
Lodge No. 33-How 1t was
Celebrated.

On last Saturday evening SchiI-
Ter Lodge No. SO, A. o. U. W., of
this city, celebrated their third an
niversary at the Frohsinn Hall.
Having extended invitations to
Lincoln Lodge, of Hampstead, the
Giddings Lodge and Brennan
Lodge No. 68, they, with in
vited guests assembled at the Odd
Fellows hall and after clothing
themselves in their regalla march
ed over to the Frohsinn in q body,
arriving there at at 8 o'clock p. m,
where they were kindly met at the
door by the reception committee
of Schiller Lodge and invited in.
After few minutes spent in social
conversation, the members and
their invited guests formed a circle
and Prof. ]. R. Holmey, the orator
of the occasion, was introduced
and delivered very able address
in the German language, after
which Mr.. W. P. Cole, of Hemp
stead, Grand Recorder of the State
for this order, was introduced and
delivered carefully prepared and
instructive address in the English
language, in which he gave con-
else description of the origin and
foundation of the order its rapid
apvancement and growth during
the past fourteen years, together
with its great usefulness and mani
fold blessings to mankind. Mr..
Cole is free and easy speaker
and deeply impressed his hearers,
by the deep and enthusiastic man
ner in which he has engaged in
the interest of the order. Prof.
Holmey was again introduced and
delivered n brief but feeling ad-
dress of welcome in English, which
was responded to by J. e. Rankin,
Master Workman of Brennan
Lodge No. 6S in brief but appro-
pirate. manner, after which all
were invited to seats at the table
to partake- ofan excellent supper
"a regular feast of good things,
which was done ample justice to,
with expressions of many good
wishes for the continued prosperi-
ty Schiller Lodge. After supper
the tables were cleared away and
dancing was declared in order and
was joyously participated in until
a late hour.
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently proceeded by sense OF
weight in the back, loins and lower part OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he had some affection Ofthe kidneys OF
neighbOring organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, as fiatulency, uneasi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like
Precipitation, producing very disagreeable
itching, particularly at night after getting
warm in bed, is very common attendent-
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense itching, and effecting permanent
cure, where all other remedies have failed.
Do not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sent prepaid
on receipt of price. Address, The DR.. 70
anko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold b
Walker & Co.
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BLAZES.
Russi's Planning Min Destroyed,


At l:30 p. m, Friday Russi's
planning mill, located on North
Market street, about five blocks
north of Sandy street was discov-
cred to be on fire, the flames hav-
ing made considerable Roadway.
The alarm was given and prompt
ly responded to by the depart
ment. The Hook and Ladder com
pany were on the ground first and
Immediately set to work with
buckets to save Mr.. Russi's dwell
ing house situated in close prox-
unity to the burning mill. Me-
chanics Engine company started to
pull the engine to the fire by hand
and got as far as the Baptist church
where the heavy sand stalled them,
at this time a colored man dro7e
up with wagon and kindly help
ed them to pull the engine to the
scene of the confagration. There
are no FIRE cisterns outside of the
business part of town, but the en-
CINE got water in q private cistern
which was soon exhausted they
then got water in a well with the
same result, but aided very mater
tally in saving the dwelling and a
quantity of lumber stored in the
yard. The mill was a total loss;
some of the machinery may be re-
paired. Tho dwelling house was
badly scorched and somewhat
damaged, while the furniture sufZ
fered considerably from the hasty
removal. Mr.. Russi estimates his
loss on mill, material and machin-
eey at about $4,000 and on his
dwelling and furniture at about
$500 to $3.50. He had an insurance
of $1,000 on the mill and $500 on
his residence and contents in the
Millers and Ginners Insurance as
sociation.
During the fire Ellis Thomp-
son slipped off tho rolf
of the dwelling house and
was somewhat injured. Frank
Allison, was struck on the head
with bucket and received scalp
wound, Bob Harris was hit on the
arm, Tom Dwyer, Jr. was slightly
hurt. A negro who refused to get
out of the way of the hose when
requested to do SO was smote on
the head with a rock s; he drew his
knife and showed fight when he
was helped to another blow on the
head with another rock; he then
Skipped. A number of colorcd men
were present and rendered valua-
BILE aid TO the firemen. The city
should make some provision for
hauling the engine long distances
it is very heavy and hard to pull
by hand over sandy roads.
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The two criminal cases disposed
of in the district court on Monday
have histories. Emeline Williams
and Judge Williams, her step son
were indicted for. the murder of
her husband. Judge Williams, a
nepro. about 16 years old, was con-
v,cted oac numbering his father,
EmeIine's husband, and sentenced
for life. His case was appealed
and reversed, at his subsequent
trial he was acquitted. Emeline
was tried, convicted and sentenced
for life; she appealed and the case
was reversed she has now been
tried and acquitted. The appel,
late court held that person could
not be convicted on the unsupport'
ID evidence of an accomplice. viii
liams the murdered man lived il
theBrazos bottom, below Chappsll
Hill, and had some little property,
and to secure which he was muir
dered. Both Judge and Emeline
: confessed the murder; the woman
having induced tho boy to shoot
the old man in his bed. There is
no doubt, about the guilt of the
parties Through the delays and
technical. of the law both OF
them have s. sededin getting of
scot free. The evidence was of an
Indirect character, such as would
not legally convict them. The
other case was that Of Dickson
Callahan, negro, indicted in 1876
for the theft of an OK was only re-
Gently captured. 1t appears that
Callahan stole the OK, from his
mother and step-father; time has
served to get them in good hui
NOR, and when the case was called
for trial the witnesses did not
know anything. 80
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Lee County.

LEXINGTON, March 2S.-Wc have
had the heaviest rainfalls ever ex
perienced IN this vicinity, farm:
are badly washed and the Yegua'
were higher than they had beer
for years. The damage is very
heavy.
Farmers have commenced plow'
ing again after three weeks rest
some have to replant corn.
Harris Smith lost his two twin ba-
bios few days ago. A twelve year
old son of Mrs. S. f. Bunting, who
lives near here, was severely in
jured by his pony falling on him
while running COW; it is feared
that he will not recover.
Our Grange still lives--an we
expect a new store soon.
S. n. J.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Il. O. Perry takes this meth
cd of informing the ladies of Bren-
ham and vicinity that she has just
received large assortment of mil
llnery goods, all of the latest New
York styles carefully selected by
Mrs. C.S. McClure.
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CITY ELECTION.

The city election on Tuesday
passed ffvery quietly, there being
comparatively little interest mani
tested and hardly two-thirds of a
full vote was polled. There was
no disturbances of any kind and
during the entire day there was
not a drunken man seen on the
streets. The whites went to the
polls, voted and went about their
business. During the entire day
crowds of colored men were on the
streets near the polls discussing
the state of the city and figuring
on the main chances. The follow
ing is the vote polled:
Mayor. A. Wilkins, LIST ward
lib; I'd 1872; Sd 1902; 4th 242. Total
$50.
Marshall. NJ. Marvin, LIST ward
III I'd 1873 Sd lO2; 4th $40. To-
tai 592.
Assessor and Collector-E. l..
Salley, LIST ward los; I'd us; Sd
"a +; 4th $50. Total 4s4.
Chas. HUH, LIST ward II; I'd IL I;
Sd Is; 4th 50. Total 129.
Alderman, LIST Ward.-J. R.
Williamson. LIST ward, 116; I'd,
1870; Sd, 1OS; 4th, 264. Total, 6l8.
Alderman I'd Ward. R. T..
Luhn. LIST ward, 81; I'd, SIS; Sd,
81; 5th, 126. Total, 1893.
E. P. Davis-1st ward, 20; I'd,
46; Sd, 40; 4th, So. Total, 16I.
A. Scott-1st ward, IA; I'd, 80;
Sd, %; 4th, II. Total, 1873.
Alderman Sd Ward-C. C. Gar
rctt. LIST ward, lie; I'd, 1888; Sd,
1Ol 4th, 262, Total, 662.
Alderman 4th Ward.-W. II.
Vinson. LIST ward, SO; I'd, 81; Sd,
So 4th, 1873. Total, 1924.
Il. S. Deekard-lst ward, rs; I'd
60; Sd, 65 4th, 121. Total, 2SO.
Judge Jake New received eight
or ten votes for mayor. Col.
Schramm received Is votes for
marshal. Major Zurcher received
Ii votes for mayor. None of these
gentlemen were regularly ordained
candidates, their admirers voting
for them just for fun.
OF the candidates for aldermen,
Messrs. Deckard and Scott were
colored. Mr.. Deckard is now q
member Of the council and has
given very general satisfaction, he
being quiet, unassuming and gen.
tlemanly in his department.
The colored element, it would
seem, were not satisfied, but like
Oliver Twist, they wanted more,
but instead of getting more they
got nothing. The mayor, mar
shall, assessor and collector
and Aldermen Williamson and
Garrett are the present IN
cumbents, and with tho exception
of the assessor and collector had
no opposition. There was no poll
tics in the race and no strife for
Office; the old officers running by
common consent, which is ample
evidence that the people were
satisfied with them.
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ELEoTIoNs were held in large
number of Texas towns on Tues.
day, and so far as reports go every,
thing passed off very quietly, Il
does not appear that politics were
made an issue in any of the mum,
cipal elections. Towns with as
few as 800 or 400 people have to
go through the ceremony of elect
ing mayor and board of alder
men,
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The Chicago Tribune, in closing
an elaborate article on Hon. Car.
ter H. Harrison, Mayor of that
city, gives the following as Mr..
Harrison's opinion of ST. Jacobs
Oil: "When l first found myself
suffering from the rheumatism, my
leading thought naturally was to
call physician, but my ncighbors
all advised me to try st. Jacobs
Oil, the Great German Remedy.
| procured some oft Immediately,
and found it excellent for that all
ment.
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MARRIED.-On Thursday, March
9th, at the residence ofthe brides
father, near Travis, Austin county
by Rev. L. P. Rucker, Mr.. W. c
HILL, of Bellville, to MISS WILLIE
s. BALDWIN.
The BANNER extends its congrat
ulations, to the newly married
couple and wishes them long
prosperous and happy journey OF
their voyage through life.
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many people as possible dependent
on the government for their daily
bread. By this means only can he
hope to perpetuate his policy.
FRANK KEEPER, JR.
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ANNIVERSARY. - Schiller Lodge
Ne, SO. A. o. U. W. celebrated
their third anniuersary at Froh-
sim hall Saturday night. Bren-
ham Lodge No, 6S participated in
. the celebration as did also the fol-
lowing members of Lincoln Lodge
No, IS, ofHempstead VIM. Mich
oils. J. W., J. A. Meyer, recorder,
VIM. Owen, P. NJ W. and E. F.
Smith, Mr.. W. P. Cole, Grand Re-
corder was also present. Several
members of the Giddings lodge
were also in attendance. A stump.
tuous supper was served. The
celebration concluded with grand
ball.
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THE BANNER acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to a dra-
matte entertainment to be given at
Tryon Hall, Independence, Satur-
day, April 9Th. Tho performances
viii be by Independence amateurs
for the benefit of the main build
ing of Baylor University.
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TIE Union Institute met with
the New Hope colored Baptist
church at Gay Hill last week, Rev.
II. Harris presiding. After Scrip.
ture reading the body was declar.
cd ready for business. On motion
Rev. H. Shivers, of Bryan, was
elected moderator; Rev. H. Harris
clerk; J. c. Whitledge, assistant
clerk. Messengers names were
enrolled. Rev. Il. shlvers, H.
Harris, A. Toliver, b. }. johnson,
J. Guyton and others. Many ques.
lions were discussed after which
the meeting adjourned to meet
with cid Gay Hill Baptist church
convention, Friday, Jnne 81, 's4
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Boss CoILEcToR.-Professor Gym
mast the king of the tight rope
walkers gave a free exhibition
in the city Saturday afternoon to
a gaping multitude. He proved to
be good rope walker, but his
greatest and best hold was in solic-
6ting contributions for the mission
airy box. He has collecting down
to fine art and gathered up q
multitude of nickels.
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The Chappell Hill District Con
ference of the NJ. Z. church South
.convenes at the Gidding5 Memorial
church in this city May 27th, Bish'
,op Linus Parker, of New Orleans,
will preside. Several distinguish
ed ministers will be in attendance.
The Conference Sunday School
convention meets at the same time
and place. Rev. 1. 2. 7. Morris is
the presiding elder of the district,
and Rev. w. Wootten is the
preacher in charge in Brennan.
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing to buy a Piano
CHEAP FOR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do we'll to write
for price list to
THOMAS GoGGAN & BRO, Galveston.
They have agents for Steinway and
the favorite Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason & Hamlin Organs.
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The BANNER job Office has just
received large supply of No. !
white envelopes, letter, note pa
per, bill heads, statements, ETC.,
prices that defy competition. Call
and see.
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DESPITE the cry of dull times
BRENNAN is experiencing quite G
|, Suilding boom. A new rock build
ing is being ereetsd near the Santa
Fe depot, and new residences are
popping up, as if by magic, in all
parts of the city.
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Merchants Exchange.

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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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 German-Baptist Chapel, just
dedicated, is very neat frame
building, 4Ox6O, costing about
$1,000. Mr.. Gronde, the mission
airy, deserves great credit for the
celebrity and efficiency with which
he has done his work. -
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ARRESTED. = Deputy Sheriff
Woods on Thursday arrested Mon
roe Carothers, q young negro, who
is under indictment for horse-steai-
ing. and brought him here. He
gave a bond of $500 for his appear
ance. Monroe was caught in the
Yepua bottom.
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Qu1rE q number of our farmers
are taking advantage of the reduc.
ton in the price of lumber and are
industriously engaged in making
needed improvements.
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The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is 81 ali times supplied
with tie very best cigars, drink
ables and lunches. Lunches put
up to order.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sroainn to the Consumers.

Sam Muerey.
W. H. Murphy.
EG. Kent.
J.H. Wilkinson,
@. F. Sander / Co.
Geo. Hirshberg.
Marek & Marek.
Santa Fe Saloon.
Have in store Vel Blatz Milwau'
kee Beer, superior to all.
CHAs. WENAR 4 Co.
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Tan BRENNAN Fire Department
has invited Gov. Ireland, and Mr..
M. 3. Kleberg, of Galveston, to de-
liver addresses on the second
day of the Manifest. It is conf
IDENTIFY expected that both gcntle-
men will accept the invitation. If
they do due notice win be given.
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"Spring A GAIN -

l have Just received and am now
opening 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, handkerchiefs, hos
lery, etc.
l ask all to come and examine
the stock before buying.
Yours, etc.
G. G. Couch.
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INSURE with TT. Robertson, who makes
speciality of Fire and accident Insurance.
Call on him at his office at No. III Nam
Street, between H. Hodde.s and Pampell s.
Harrison's store, through the telephone or by
mail, and you will have prompt attention
and insurance in only frst-class companies.
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THE COURTS.
MAYORS Court:

! Observation-Disclosures SIONaulI
sche, unlawfully carrying a pistol
guilty, fined s25 and trimmings.
Robert London, colored, using
profame language /; guilty, fined 81
and trimmings.
G. Clark; unlawfully carrying &
pistol; guilty, fined s25 and trim
mings.
W. Sherington, drunk and dis
ordely guilty, and for this colos'
sal aggregation of sinfulness he
was lei off for the minimum fine,
81 and the maximum trimmings
his bill was abont SO. In addition
to the fine SO of the trimmings
city attorney fee-goes into the
city treasury.
STANDARDIZATION Bonaparte,
alias Bony Davis, and old French
negro who follows two professions;
viz: chopping wood and drinking
bad whiskey, was fined 81 and
trimmings for being drunk he was
liberated and in less than anhour
afterward was drunk and down on
the street. He was again arrested
and put in the bastrle where he
will be kept to furnish material
for grist on Monday morning.
District Court.
Thursday.-Cleveland VS.: Tufts,
attachment judgment for plaintiff;
notice of appeal given.
Spann VS.. Watson, ct ais, debt
Judgment against Watson & Larde,
and Cochran & Ewing discharged.
JIM. Key VS.. L. & A. Biesen-
bach, debt judgment for plaintiff ;
notice of appeal given.
Tuesday.-Bassett & Bassett VS..
Thos. Dryer notice of appeal.
Marek L Marek vs.. Schramm I;
motion for a new trial; overruled.
Monday-State VS.. Dickson Cal
Iahan, colored, theft; not guilty.
State VS.. Emeline Williams, col
ored, murder; not guilty.
Tuesday, State VS.. Whey Car
rol, colored, assault with intent
TO murder; not guilty.
State VS.. Mary Carol, colored,
assault with intent to kill not
guilty.
State VS.. Rose Carol, tolored,
assault with intent to murder not
guilty.
State VS.. Jennie Carol, colored.
assault with intent to murder; not
guilty.
State VS.. Sam Carol, colored,
assault with intent to murder ;
guilty ofaggravated assault; fined
SIS and costs-total, s6I.95.
1t appears that Sam Carroll and
another darby, who live in the
McAdoo settlement, had a fuss,
and that Mrs. Carroll and her
three daughters came to the rescue
as spectators. Sam got off
very cheaply, having been cenvict-
ed of the very mildest kind of ag-
gravated assault.
) Wednesday.-Statc VS.. A. w.
Ross, colored, theft; hung jury,
mistrial.
Ross is charged with burglaring
Jes Schmid's store last winter.
The evidence is purely clrcumstan-
tial and it would seem was not
strong enough to convince thejury.
State VS.. Charly Mcqueen, col
ored, theft from the person; guilty,
two years in the penitentiary.
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IIf you don't stop your couohing," said o
judge. an fine you hundred dollars. u
"Tll give your Honor two hundred dollars il
you can stop it," was the lawyers reply. The
judge promptly adjourned court; went to
the nearest drug store; got a so cent bottle OF
Lococks Elixir and handed it to the "smart''
barrister. In ten hours he WAS entirely cured
nd the Judge pocketed Sl95.5O-thst is to
o., ifthe lawyeF ever pays him. Sold BY
Walker & CO!
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A black setter dog, with long
hair on body, about ten months
old, a few white hairs on breast /;
had on a white metal collar with
brass lock. 1 will pay a liberal
reward for his recovery.
10 MAREK, Brennan.
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THrnE is talk offs Reorganization
of the BRENNAN Jockey club for
the fall races.
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The Kavanaugh Homestead-For

1t is a desirable place near the
business part of Brennan. Apply
Immediately to J. NJ. Presler at
the Office of Harris & Presler.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at R. E.
Luhn's.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk, for the
week ending April 2, 1884:
james Lewis and AIilly Mckinney,
5. ID. Num- and Harriet McNeal.
Frank Williams and Lizzie Moore.
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@. Witteborg has now put down
mattresses at cost as we are over
stocked.