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THE COURTS.
Mayors Court.

THURsDAY.-Offa Johnsing and
Thornton Ewing are a nice pair Of
coons; they have lived through Is
or 90 watermelon seasons and
were afraid that somebody would
do them serious bodily harm.
Wednesday night, armed with a
siX-shooter apiece, they monkeyed
and cavorted around coon ranch
near the business part of town,
raised a racket and failod to turn
up a jack. The night peelcrs
nlpped them, escorted them to the
bastile and there found that they
each had a villainious and far from
trusty six-shooter. They were dis
armed and thrust into n poorly
furnished cell. They were arraign-
ed on the stupendous charge of un-
lawfully carrying concealed dead
ly weapons the proof was over
whelming and a fine of s25 and
costs each was entered mp against
them. They will now have an Op
portunity of doing some good hard
honest work on the streets of this
goodly city.
Tuesday-W. P. Bolts and Mack
Mallory, couple of railroadcrs
afforded the entire grist tor the
day. Both were charged with
plain drunks and were fined 81 and
trimmings each.
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MARRIED.-At the residence OF
Judge H. L. Somerville, in Rich
mond, Texas, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 81, 1884, by Rev. Mr.. Hotch-
kiss, Mr.. CONSTANCE MINKwITz,
Jr., of this city, to MISS LENA c.
STRATMAN, of Richmond.
The wedding was largely at
tended number of the friends of
the groom going down with him to
see him married. After the cere-
mOny an elegant supper was serv-
ed. Mr.. Minkwitz is one of our
most popular young men and the
bride was one of the bellies of
Richmond. Mr.. Minkwitz and
bride arrived here on Thursday.
The BANNER extends its coDgratu-
lations.
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SMOKED EN- OUT.-A negro liv-
ing in the northern part of town
found that his hen house was in
tested with mites. After church
Sunday morning he went home
and built a fire to smoke in the hen
house to smoke out the mites. A
gust of wind set the structure on
fire. The alarm was given and
promptly responded to by the fire
department. The hen house was
destroyed and the mites were eff
feetually exterminated. The total
loss was S25 or $50.
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Two dollars will be paid to any
one bringing to the Peabody
House my COW provided She has a
young calf. The COW when turn
cd out last summer had bell on
and a male yearling unmarked
with collar on. The COW is
branded H-H on left hip and is a
light yellow color, and ranges
from Camptown to New Years
creek.
49, JAS. 4. SLATER.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Old Times i'm Texas.

EDS. BANNER: find, in looking
over a volume of the Telegraph
published in Columbia, Brazoria
Co., March 81, 1887, the following,
which may be interesting to your
readers in old Washington county,
which was one of the first twenty
three created by the first congress
of the republic of Texas:
SECOND OF MARCH CELEBRATION AT
WASHINGTON.
cat twelve o'clock n procession
of the citizens were formed at
Roberts Hotel, by Col. Woodlief,
marshall of the day, which moved
to Mr.. Craps new building, where
the declaration of independence
was read by W. Y. Mcfarland,
Esq, and an address delivered by
James Il. Jenkins, Esq. The COM
pany then sat down to an excellent
dinner at Roberts Hotel.
III. c. Hudson, Esq; being
named president, and Robert NJ.
Stevenson, Esq, vice-president,
the following regular and volun-
teer toasts were drank, and the
evening closed with splendid
ball.
"1st. Our country; it is worth
the glorious ransom, which has
been paid freedoms martyrs.
"2d. The day we celebrate, the
first anniversary of our national
independence may it be long hail
ed with joy by freemen as the birth
day of the regeneration of the
Mexican Republic.
"3d. The memory offs. F. Austin,
the father of his country.
18th The memories ofthe heroes
who have fallen battling for the
rights and liberties of Texas.
18th. The Texas fair; the surest
guarantee of our valor and of our
national virtue.
by the president-Colonel W.
B. Travis; he lives in the memory
of his countrymen. He taught
tyrant how freemen will live and
how freemen can die.
"By the vice-president-Uncle
Sans big corn field, and his son
Sans cotton patch, may they soon
be united in one great plantation
"By Robert J. Glow, Esq.-The
lamented Milan, one of the first
that fell in the cause of Texas,
struggling for liberty. His mem
DRY is embalmed in the heart of
every Tcxian, monument more
lasting than marble.
"By Thomas Gay, Esq.-The
day we celebrate, the declaration
of Independence; the first we VEN
crate; the last we pledge our lives,
our fortunes and our sacred honor
to sustain.
Try Stephen r. Roberts, Esq
Sam Houston; the man who is
contented to be called Sam, and
who has proved a Samson to the
enemies ofTexas.
"By William B. Scates, ESQ
Texas; the house of the brave, the
asylum IF the oppressed.
"By DR.. VIM. L. Smith.-Texas
the garden of the world, may her
sons DO intelligent and patriotic;
her daughters comedy, prudent and
her statesmen wise, in
5enious and magnanimous; her d.
vines sapient, devout and gener-
ous; her territory large, salubri-
ous and free; and her government
founded on pillars of Justice, leni.
y, economy and equality; then
will she form rampant over
which tyrants shall never pass.
"By W. W. Grant, Esq.-Texas
On the I'd of March, SO, and Texas
now. BY her annual return from
her hitherto unprescribed orbit,
she has proved to the world that
she is no transient meteor"
All of the old veterans above
/ think are dead, but
Robert J. Glow, Thomas Gay was
he ono for whom Gay Hill was
named, and was In same company
With me at San Jacinto.
NOSES AUSTIN BRYAN.
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District Court.

Monday.-The court convened
present and presiding, Hon. l. B.
McFarland, Judge; L. Moore,
sheriff; J. C. Hewett, clerk.
The following named persons
were sworn in as the grand jury
for the term: z. H. Barnhill, Geo.
Nelson, J. n. Carmean, T. o. How
ard, Henry Harrison, Hugh Jack
son, J. 7. Mills, Julius Lehman,
Willie H. Robertson, Henry En-
lert, Joseph Fischil, NJ. W. Mann.
NJ. W. Mann was appointed fore
man.
Frank Evansich and Tom Day
were sworn in as bailiffs, and S.
r. Kenneda, Gus Linenberger and
7. R. Wells as riding bailiffs.
Ordered that the call of the
criminal docket be commenced on
the 9Th Monday of the term.
Adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
Tuesday and Wednesday.-The
following cases have been dispos-
ed of:
Luke Roberts, ct al VS.. II. Chris
man, dismissed at cost of plain
tiffs. This case has a history, it is
numbered on the docket lila, the
present number of cases is upwards
of 5000. The case was an action
for debt and the first papers in the
case were filed in the district court
in May 1858. 1t has been on the
docket for nearly thirty years.
Dodson VS.. Newman affirmed
by supreme court.
Susan Jenkins VS.. A. W. Kirk;
plaintiff takes non suit.
Y. G. Eyansich, JF,, vs.. &. c..
and S. +. Railway, affirmed by
supreme court.
Mrs. NJ. Eddins VS.. G. c., and S.
+, Railway, affirmed by supreme
court.
Selana McWilliams, VS.. Thos.
McWiIliams, divorce; dismissed
Aug. Gill VS.. Eliza Gill, divorce;
dismissed.
S. Ratliff VS.. Hamilton Ratliff,
divorce; dismissed.
Francis Noel VS.. George Noel, |
divarce idismissed.
Parrot Petit VS.. Rachel Rctit, |
divorce; dismissed.
Fredericka Tom VS.. Edward |
Tom, divorce; dismissed.
J. B. Bowers VS.. J. T. Swearin-
gen, gapnishoe judgement in ac-
cordance with answer of garnishce.
J. s. Brown & Co., VS.. Abe Har-
rison, dismissed.
\. J, Thompson VS.. George p.
and Jennie L. Burke; Judgment
for plaintiff against Geo. p. Burke.
Mulhouse vs.. Opperman, COM
promised and dismissed.
~ ~ ''!'F .ft--;T -
To RENT.--A clearinghouse with
IL rooms. Possession given i'm
meIa;;sattelr- Apply 70
BAssETT & BAssETT.
KEEPS shirts made tq order, SIX
for $40. at Iemoihe'S-
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DED.-On the 9th inst, at 1:30
p. m, Rev. B. o. Watrous, colored,
aged 10 years.
Funeral from residence in Wat
rousville at 2 p. m. to-day.
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A CRAZY negro, about 6 feet tall
and weighing about $50 pounds,
named Hughes, was brought to
town Wednesday morning secure
ly fastened to an ox-wagon. He
was o frightful object to behold,
his forehead being cut and face
round one eye badly burned. He
was captured on the prairie a few
miles from town, and is said to be
from the Gay Hill settlement. He
was turned over to the sheriff who
locked him up in Jail.
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EnVPl0nes Ptp-

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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just Received,

AT the o: K. Saloon, genuine Nord-
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wlne-a
first-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 the city.
SAM MUERY.
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\ Military Man Made Happy.

WASHINGTON, D. &C. C. KnIf
fin, in a letter stating his wife was
cured of painful ailment by st.
Jacobs Oil, writes that after wit
Messing its magical cure of pain he
would cheerfully pay 500 for
bottle of St Jacobs Oil, if he could
not get it cheaper.
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Wednesday-Geoogi Williams,
a colored lady, using abusive and
offensive language to another lady
of color. Georgia was confident
that she had not used any abusive
or offensive language and had sew
eral witnesses to prove it. The
court was convinced by the weight
of testimony that Miss Georgia
was guilty and fined her 81 and
trimmings; total $40 which she, to
the astonishment of the court,
paid and went on her way rejoic-
ing.
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CAMProwN SPoRTs.-Camptown,
the eastern suburb of this city, is
famous for its sports and pastimes.
Tuesday night John Barber
and John Brown, colored brothers,
were on their way to church to-
gethcr and to all appearances as
friendly as playing kittens. All
at once Brown drew a knife or
razor and slashed Barber on the
arm, cutting it very severely.
Barber came up town to have his
arm coopered by a doctor.
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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. Ny billiard and
pool tables are of the best make
and in good order.
W. H. MURPHY.
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DISSOLUTION,

The UNDERSIGNED fra al fEanke. ,I,bn &
SeelhaE$I, hereby'i RESPECTFULLY Inform the
public that the firm of FRANKIE, jain & SeeI-
horst Is by the following date BY mutual CON
sent Observation-Disclosures that the new firm of
Kelchardt d Seelhorst assumes all liabilities
while the old firm of FRANKIE, jain & SecI-
horst assumes the right of collecting all out
standings due the old firm. Az ratti.s IN
debted to tho cla frW efFE;MktG, jain 4
SeclhqFst arc rc4ucstcd To come forward
make settleL9saS u ohi- a., co,loct; '',ia
-. -, crossed by the 18th duv Of February.
1854, otherwise they will be collected by law.
Respectfully.
II. FRASKE,
\. JAM,
y. SEELHORsT
The business of the late firm of FRANKIE
jain * Seelhorst will be continued bv the
successors, Reichardt x Seelhorst, at the old
stand. Soliciting the patronage Of tine pub
lie, We remain
Yours Respectfully,
REIcHARDr u SEELHoRsr.
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PIANOS

Persons wishing to buy a 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 Il Hamlin Organs.
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IS AGAIN.-It will be remember
ed that last fall several prisoners
escaped from the Jail, among the
number Ed Henderson, negro
convicted of stealing chickens. Ed
has been at large ever since. On
Monday Mr. II. c. Mcintyre, ST.,
arrested Ed and marched him to
the courthouse where he turned
him over to sheriff Moo md in
turn Mr.. Moore had ES
in Jail where he of EigH
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r; Hoffman's grocery stock is
fresh and complete in every de-
Partmont. Foreign and domestic
dellcacies received daily and spe-
cial attention given to the selection
of fine wines and liquors.
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LIE DawsoS, the negro who kill
ed Thad Conner, another negro,
last week, near the Pennington
farm is injail, and in all probability
will not ask preliminary exami-
nation as the grand jury will con-
vene Monday next.
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1000 barrels Landreths new crop
seed potatoes just received, includ-
ing Garfeid's New, Peerless, Early
Goodrich, Snow Flake, Early Rose,
Extra Early Vermont, at
F. KREHTZLIN's.
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The FRoHsINN.-At the annual
election of this society held Fri
day, February 90, the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year. c. Minkwitz, president;
NJ. Amsler, John Stern, vice-presi-
dents; f. Krentxlin, treasurer; l..
Bronnenkant, secretary; Benny
Schmidt, overseer.
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Su1erDE.-on Saturday last ne
gro woman named Ellen Sher-
wood, who lived in the neighbor-
hood Of the old Thomas mill on
New Years creek, rot far from
Chappell Hill, was found dead
hanging TO a tree in the woods.
She had evidently committed sui
eide. She was about rs years old
and leaves three small children.
No cause is assigned for the act.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk. for the
week ending March 5, 1884:
Ned Lipscomb to Emma Williams.
Scott Eldridge to Mary Harwill.
Charles Parks to Hattie LlIsk.
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DIKd.-Mr. C. F. Sanders moth
er died at her home, twelve miles
from Brenham, on the Industry
road, on Thursday.
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THE weather is mild, balmy and
exceedingly spring-like. Farmers
are all busy at home.
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REMQHAL.

The undersigned has removed his shon to
inc new ScheRrenherg building, where no
VIII Keep On hand q full stock Of saddlerv
goods, such AS harness, saddles, brides and
horse furnishing SnOds. He also pays spe-
cal attention to all kinds of repairing.
W. K JAHSKE.
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The Adams & Westlake Wire Gauze Nom
ENplO- i've. On COOKING AND HEATING Stove
gold medal Atlanta, Ca, ISL; bronze medal
Providence, Il. l., 1SSl; gold insdpl Clncin-
natl, Ohio, IsIe. II. ". LEMoINE,
Agent. lfenham, Texas
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WoRKMEE are busy putting the
roof on the German Baptist Church
in the Fourth ward. 1t is a frame
building and will be completed in
q faw waakq
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CoTToN SALE.-Messrs Aven &
Ralston at the Brennan compress
sold to J. NJ. Byrnes L Co, of this
for account of Mr.. W. L. Williams,
of Independence, 100 bales of cot
ton at 9 7-S cents, it being a part
of his crop of 1883.
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DEATH.-A telegram was receiv-
ed here on Friday stating that hr,
N. J, Jacobs mother had died in
Lampasas in the morning. Mr..
Jacob went up to Lampasas day
or two ago.
The BRENNAN Greys now drill
three times week and the full
company turn out at every drill.
They will attend the Interstate
Drill at Houston and contest for
the $4,000 prize.
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Bill NoRRIs, a somewhat notori.
Gus coIored man, was arrested on a
charge of robbing German on
Sunday afternoon. Bill is now in
Jail for the twentieth time.
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SERENADERs.-Tuesday night a
small party pfserenaders were out
with guitar and Preach harp.
The music is said to have had the
merit of being melodious, although
they had no melodeon with them.
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MAY FEsr.-The Brennan Fire
Department will hold their May
Festin the new Firemen's Park on
Friday and Saturday, May I'd and
Sd. They expect to sell 5000 tick
cts the first day.
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MoNDAr-Paddy o'shaugasey, n
railroader, drunk and down, 81
and trimmings. Mr.. Stock, drunk
and down, 81 and trimmings.
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TIE indications now are that
there Will be quite building
boom in Brennan the coming sum-
mer. Several business houses are
to be erected on Sandy street, be-
tween the opera house and the
Santa Fe railway.
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PAVILION The contract for
building the pavilion at Firemen's
park was let on the 26th ult., to
Howard Burns, the lowest bidder.
Werk viii be commenced at once
and the building will be compile
ted il time for a two days May
fest, probably on the first Friday
and Saturday in Nay. The various
committees will soon be appointed
and active preparations for the
FEST viii begin.
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HAPPY.-Mr. Chas. +. Herbst,
the extremely handsome, gentle
manly and polite deputy clerk was
on the street Thursday afternoon
smiling and shaking hands with
all his friends /; he was as happy as
the big sunhower that mods and
bends in the breezes. The free
and independent village of Silk
vile has a newcomer, boy about
10 hours old. Rah for Silkville
Herbst.
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TIKI BRENNAN Fire Department
has received an invitation, through
their chief, to attend the celebra-
ton ofthe 18th anniversary of the
Houston Fire Department, on San
Jacinto day, April 2lst. The in
vitation will be accepted and it is
likely delegation will go down.
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The only observance of hide
pendencc day was by the district
court, which adjourned after en-
paneling the grand jury.
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1t seems from the proceedings
that the district court is not grant
ing so many divorces this term of
the court.
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PAVILION. - The contractor is
now very busy hauling lumber to
the Firemen's Park for the pavil-
ion.
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CoTroN.-The market has been
quito active for the past few days
but receipts have been small. We
quote the market steady on a ba-
sis of9 81 for middling.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
just Received.

50cascs Tomatoes, 2 and 8 &c.
IS cases Peaches.
% cases Bartlett Pears.
s5 cases Red Cherries.
rs cases Pine Apples.
rs cases 8 lbs. Apples.
25 cases Peas.
25 cases String Beans.
100 cases Oysters.
c. WENAR & Co.
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Lunch.

Sam Muery has the only first
class lunch stand in the city. He
keeps imported saugage and
cheese; also can I'D meats of every
description. La chcs prepared at
short notice ~
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PAINFUL AcCIDENT-Tuesday af
ternoon Rev. n. F. Law, pastor of
the Methodist church at Chappell
Hill, met with severe and pain
full accident. His son had been
out hunting and returned home
with some uhfred cartridges. Rev.
Mr.. Law was uncappiRg them
when one loaded with small shot
exploded in his left hand larcerat-
ing it very severely.
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MECHANICS ENGINE COMPANY
The regular monthly meeting of
this company will take place on
Friday night. a full attendance
is requested as Nay Fest COM
mittee is to be appointed.
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Are going into the wholesale business, for
will retail goods at fraction above cost and
the next 20 days
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Window shades and paper hang
ings, new styles, 1884, at G. Witte-
borg's.
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III. Fisher.

Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, Brennan, Texas, a
safe medical preparation.
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JOHN BRowN, eolored, who cut
John Barber on the arm Tuesday
night, was arrested and lodged in
jail. John told the officer who ar
rested him, that he intended COM
ing in and giving himself up.
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GREAT SALE OF
M A TTING

$50 rolls of White Mating at 25c.
l4O rolls of Fancy Mating at SOC.
100 rolls of Canton Mating at 35c
so rolls of Extra Mating at SOC.
80 rolls of Mixture Mating at
47c.
These goods are all fresh and
direct from China and will be sold
at these low prices given above.
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Just received a fresh supply of
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAM MUERY.
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The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement of
GoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
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= DIED. At Lampasas, on the
10Th of February at 4 p. m, Mrs.
ELIZABETH JAcoB, mother of Mr..
M. J, Jacob, of this city, aged so
years.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at R. E.
Luhn's.
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Harness. Saddles, etc.

Patent medicines of any kind
can be found at K. +. LUHN's.
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BRENHAM has host of colored
politicians who are now busy kill
ing time and amusing themselves
by trying to solve the problem {:
The future of Brennan and what
the colored voters are to do in the
approaching election. To see them
one would suppose that they held
the fate of the city in the palms of
their hands.
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Referring to the above announcement
respectfully solicit a share of the public nat
ronase. Ny long GGGReoilrn with tile late
firm of Frankie, Jain Il SeeIhorSt, in this line
OF business, is Il sufficient guarantee of nv
thorough knowledge of the business. | can
now be found at the old stand of II. W. Har-
ry " Bros, next door to Zcis$' bakery.
A. A. Jain
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceived at H. FISHERS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-03-06

CALL at Lemome's and see the
bargains OffereG at his five and ten
cent counters.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-03-06

CAST IRON notes tor sale at this
Office in quantities to suit.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-03-06

THERE is now seventeen prison
ers and one lunatic in the county
iail.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-03-06

lam selling handmade, guaranteed, goods
in my line below st. Louis prices.
A. STETzIG