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CORRESPONDENCE.
From Lee County.

LEXINGTON, April 20.-0n my
late visit to your county came
via Clay station and found that en-
terprising gentlemen, Mr.. Drens
men, going right ahead with his
road from Clay station to indie
pendencc. l had heard the road
was failure, but the whistle OF
the narrow gauge locomotive will
blow in the town of Independence
before the close of the year 1884.
He has the right of way cut ont
over the entire line, and has ties
enough to lay the track to within
one mile of independence. He has
the finest lot of bridge timber l
ever saw to build the bridge
across the Yegua he has his pile
driver ready to go to work, and if
the people of Independence will
cooperate with Mr.. D. they will
soon have the road. He has made
arrangements to get an engine and
will have no trouble in getting all
the iron needed. He is also prom
ised aid from n railroad man who
has plenty of money, shonld he
need it. You people in Brennan
had better look out or you will
soon lose the fine trade that you
now get from the independence
neighborhooG. the Yegua has
been swimming for two months and
people on this side are tired swim
ming to get over into Washington
county.
Mr.. T. J. Newman, who has only
one arm, had the misfortune TO get
it broke a few days ago. He is
getting along very well, but says ,
ne is now fit for nothing but an
all who know Tim
know that he is very good look
ing. 5. NJ.
LEXINGTON, May Son the night
of the 29th inst. we had the heav-
lest rainfall that has occurred here
in many years 1t did more dam
age than all the other rains of the
season combined. Some parties
have planted cotton two or three
times and now have to replant
some have stands of cotton up and
others have not got their ground
bedded; corn looks well and oats
and millet look fine. Ducks and
geese are doing well as is also the
grass in the fields and out on the
'ange.
On Thursday the lst inst. we had
/ fashionable wedding, Mr.. Nose
3aine, of your city was married to
Miss Sue Hester, at the Baptist ,
,hurch, Rev. A. l.. P. Green, of ,
iiddings, pastor of the Lexington
ircuit, officiating.
Mr.. Will Leaper is very low, !
here being no hope of his recov-
ry. s
The Yegua is out of its banks and
II over the bottoms. We are
LEASED to hear of the favorable q
of the Clay Station and t
railway. S. N. j.
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From Germany.

CAssEL, April 18th 1SS4.-The OBJ
ject most worthy Of description IN
or about Cassel is Wilhelmshoehe
but / have always hesitated to at
tempt a description of 1t for the
readers of the BANNER as 1 know
that l could do nothing like justice
TO the subject. But / am deter
mined to write few lines IN re-
gard to it, and though | have no
hope of conveying an adequate
idea of its attractions, yet may
say enough to influence some
reader of the BANNER who may
hereafter come to Germany to visit
this place and he will certainly not
be ungrateful to me for calling his
attention to one of the most inter-
esting and beautiful spots In the
world.
Wilhelmshoehe is a mountain of
considerable elevation near the
foot of which Cassel lies. The
whole mountain for over a hundred
years has been cultivated and tend
ed like Il park and in fact is moth
ing less than one of the grandest
parks in tho world. The first OBJ
iect of interest on the mountain IS
a large and magnificent castle his
torically famous as the place where
the third Napoleon was confined
after his capture by the Germans.
Within a few steps of this castle is
the dollhouse where the flowers and
plants are kept during the winter
and which in the early spring when
the flowers are all in bloQm is GER
tainly one of the most beautiful
and pleasant places imaginable.
Proceeding up the mountain we
will not stop at the numerous min
or objects of interest, hut will hur.
ry on to the Hercules at the sum-
nit. Here is huge rock build
ing very high, with a fat top upon
which is constructed a pyramid
some so feet high. On this pyra-
mid stands a colossal statue of
Hercules 80 feet high. Ono ean
ascend to the foot of thus statue and
from there the view out can hardly
be surpassed. The first object that
strikes ones eye is the artificial
cascade at the foot of the building
by which the water pours hundreds
of feet down the side of tho noun.
tain. Futher below he sees the
castle and other buildings on the
mountain. Directly in front lies
the city with the placid Tueda
winding along through the valley.
Beyound this mile after mile of
hill and valley, village and iel i'd
stretches before ones eyes as far as
his vision win cary him. The con-
struction of this series of works at
the summit of the mountain is o
triumph of architectural skill. It
is said here q have had no oppor-
tunlty to authenticate The report
that the works were built with the
money which the Hessian prince
received from England for the use
of his soldiers in the revolution
This letter is already too long and
l can not undertake to describe any
more of the many interesting OBJ
iects to be found on this mountuin.
l will only name the Loewenburg,
an interesting castle Of the old or
der, the Devils bridge, the Aque-
duet skiltully constructed artiti-
cial ruin from which one has an
other splendid prospect, numerous
waterfalls, lakes etc.
Very few cities in the world can
boast Of a park combining SO many
artificial and natural attractions,
and certainly none the size of Cas-
sci. FRANK kIEFER, Jr.
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DlED.-In this city at 1880 p.
M, on the 9th inst, Mrs. MARY
POTTER, aged SO years, wife of o.
p. Better,
The deceased had been i'll for
some months and her death was
not unexpected. Her funeral took
place an Thursday afternoon. She
leaves many friends to MOArn her
death and her husband and family
have the sympathy Of all who
know..them, in this, their sad be-
reavement.
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Oranges and Florida
Better than Breezes and BIossoms-Undoi
a New Flag.

Better than BreeEes and Blossoms-Undor
a New Flag.
Even the balmY air and orange groves of FLOR
ida fall to keep It's deOple full Of happiness and
comfort. Art must hSlp nature evsrywhere-in
the tropics as among the pines of the North
"a And chief among the blessings which are
adapted to all zones - writes Dr. j. q. WAL
lace, effort nade, Fla. us PARKER's TusIc.
II seems to have the world for ; field, and most
Of the current diseases Yield to its action. /
haye used II IN the casF Ofa delicate and dispen,
tic younE lady, With the Dost grStifS IN ISSa'
4 seemed y accomplish villa casa va las.
a al pTssSf ,, ana issiH .4t the usIi
als9 slaa - ..,Iv to bring about. am
hN' late that the Tonic has greatly re-
II me personally of n Troublesome atomic
Of the stomach OF long standing. 1t Is the ideal
purifier and invigorant -
Messrs. HIscOI &t.O. call especial attention
TO the fact that amer April l6, lSSj, the name and
style of this preparation will hereafter be simply
Parker'5 Tonic. The word 'Ginger''is dropped
far the reason that unprecedented dealers are
constantly deceiviDg their patrons by substitute
ing inferior preparations under the name of
Gtnge ard A. ginger IL an unimpOrtant flavor
lug mgr !"ni in our tonic, we are sure our
friends will agree with Us as tot the proprietv Of
the change. There viii be no change. however,
In the preparation itself; and att bottles remain
ing In the hands of dealers, wrapped under the
name Of ''Parker's Ginger Tonic,' contain The
genuine medicine ifthe signature of HlscoN &
Co. Is at the bottom "a the ontside wrapper.
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IT you want the best brands OF
paint or white lead, call on j. W.
Webb \ Co., as they are willing to
back what they say by a guaran-
tee. In the line OF building ma
terlal they cannot be excelled, as
one of the firm is an old contrac-
tor and one an old mill man, SO
they will be able to satisfy any
and every one. Call on J. W.
where, ':'
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Are you Going to Paint your
House

]. W. Webb & Co., are handling
the celebrated Pitkln & Co., "prem-
ium" brand of mixed paint and Of
fer it to the public under the fol-
lowing guarantee.
CHICAGO, April 81, 1884.
MEssRs, ]. w. WEBB & Co.
conference.-the guarantee our
iipremium" brand of paint has the
body stated-16 per cent more than
lead and oil STANDARD mixture) and
from rs to IS per cent more than
any durable liquid or mixed paints
made by other parties, and when
used according to our directions,
to wear twice as long as lead and
oil, apd as long as any liquid or
mixed paints made, and not to
crack, chalk nor peel of, and to
do as good work on any building
outside or inside as can
be done by lead or link and oil, or
other mixed or liquid paint.
GEO. W. PITKIN, & Co.
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THE MAI-FEsT.
First DaY.

The PROCESSION was formed oil
Sandy street at $50 a. m, in tn
following order:
L. Voss' Brass Band.
| 2. Brennan Greys.
/ 8. May Queen and escort.
4. Speakers in carriages.
5. BRENNAN Free School.
6. Turner's.
z. Germania Society.
8. Visiting Firemen.
9. Brennan Fire Department.
10. Decorated Wagons.
The line of march was up Sandy
street to North, up North to the
Firemen's New Park. Arriving
at the grounds at IL o'clock a. m,
the browning of the May Queen
was announced by the Chief as
first in order. Mr.. Eugene Muse,
of the Hook and Ladder company,
being the chosen representative OF
the department to deliver the cor
onation address, discharged the
duty in a manner highly credita-
bic to himself and the department,
while the response by Miss Emma
Harris, the Queen, was not only
appropriate, but modest and dig
nlfed, calling forth complimentary
encomiums from the entire audi
ence.
Judge q. R. Breedlove was next
introduced and delivered an ap-
propriate and enthusiastic address
of welcome, in which he took oc-
casion to compliment the Brennan
Fire Department in glowing terms.
His address was attentively lis
tened to and enthusiastically
ckeered.
Gen. John Sayles, the orator of
the day, was next introduced and
favored the audience with very
able address, descriptive of the
early settlement OF Brennan and
Washington county, which abound
ed in glowing truths and incl
dents connected Herewith, which
was attested- to by many old set
tiers present.
At2 o'clock contest was had
between the members of the Bren-
ham Gun Club, in which Messrs.
B. S. Rogers and John Haynie, of
Hill, participated, re-
sultng in a victory for DR.. J.
Tristram, of Brennan, who broke
thirteen balls out of thirteen, de-
feating his leading competitor,
Mr.. August Koch, by one ball.
From 3 to 4 o'clock the military
drill by the Brennan Greys took
place, and it is due them to- say
that they did some admirable drill
ing under the careful and PANS
taking orders of their efficiet cap
lain, J. NJ. Byrns. Every evolu-
lion was performed in . satisfac-
.ory manner, and was enthusiast
ally applauded. Brennan always
axes a pride in honoring the
ireys, and none engage in such
demonstrations more enthusiast
ally than do the Fire Department.
AT 5 o'clock p. m. a grand ball
vas rendered the children, and at
p. m. the grand ball took place
ind was we'll attended, notwith-
the heavy showers of rain
n the afternoon.
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just Received.

At the o. 4. Saloon, genuine Nord-
hansen Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wine-a
frst-class article at low prices.
Also a large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported herrings and pickles,
The best cent cigar in the city.
SAM MUERY.
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Desirable residence for sale.
Apply to WooD l. Low.
Spring Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. A. Jameson begs leave
to inform the ladies of BRENNAN
and vicinity, that she has now re-
eeived her spring stock of Mill
merry goods, consisting of the very
latest styles and varieties in hsr
line, all of which have been ielect-
ed with the greatest care. Stamp
ing done to order.
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Merchant Tailor,

J. !. AmmoDs has on hand the
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 t9 make garments or full
suits at short notice, and guaran-
tees ut. Store on north side of
public square.
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The GREYs.-The Houston Jour-
nal describing the grand military
parade on Tuesday morning says:
"The Brennan Greys were next in
rank, and their military bearing
was hailed with delight by their
many friends in the city,"
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INouEsr.-On Friday last Justice
Kirk beld an inquest on the body
of jim Rucker, a negro, who died
suddenly in Camptown- The YER
dict of the jury was death by heart
disease.
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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 & Hamlin Organs.
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SOME negroes in the vIcin ity of
Wesley played cards for money
and in the course of the game or
games they fell out. To get even
some Of the gamesters came to
town, went before the grand jury
and-had about half a dozen men in
dicted for gambling. The eases
were transferred to the county
court and on Monday they came
up for hearing; a number of the
defendants, who had been arrested,
were in court The witnesses for
the prosecution, when put on the
stand did not know anything; they
never had heard of any gambling;
had never seen any cards, and
could not tell a deck of cards from
terrapin if they were to see both
in the road together. The fact is,
the parties had all kissed and made
up. and the result was that the
cases were dismissed.
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Colds SHOULD never be neglected. A few
doses of Locock's Elixir would often check
disease which afterwards becomes fatal. Re-
member TIPS and always ksep Lolls ig the
house. IN ordinary cases Of Colds, coughes,
Hoarseness, Tightness Of the Chest, etc, take
Elixir as directed during the day, and as often
as the disease disturbs the patient at night. By
Walker & Co.
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Again.

Ave Just received and am now
opening q very handsome line OF
Spring and Summer clothing.
Prince Albert four-button cut
Always, frocks and sacks. Cents
furnishing goods. Hand and Gus
tom made shoes. Also for ladies
beautiful assortment of neck
wear, gloves, handkerchiefs, hos
,ery, etc.
L ask all to come and examine
the stock before buying.
Yours, etc.
G. G. Couch.
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Two rooms in the basement of
the Central Hotel building.
JNo. NJ. KEY.
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PRUDENT PEOPLE

Are taking advantage of our SELL
ing out our Fine and Large Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing at
New York Cost, so call early.
We move into our Now Store
(Giddings' building)
AUGUST THE lsT,
And to close our several lines of
goods will offer rare Bargains.
NEWBOUER BROTHERS.
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BASE BALL.-The Bellville Times
of Saturday contains a dispatch
from Brennan as follows; give
innings, Casualties, s. saxons, A.
Game called on account of rain"
We leave 1t to the respective clubs
to settle any differences as to which
was victorious.
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For DISTRICT JUDGE.-Elesewhere
will be found the announcement OF
Hon. l. B. Mcfarland, present in
cumbent, as a candidate for dis
trrct judge of the Twenty-frst ju-
dicial district, composed of the
counties of Washington, Lee and
Burleson. MIR. Mcfarland was
elected to his present position in
1880, and is we'll known to the
people ofhls district. He has been
a citizen of this county for many
years and needs no introduction to
the general public.
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G., A. POTTER

MAI-FEsT.-It is the intention OF
the Brennan Fire Department to
carry out the second days pro-
gramme OF the fest on Saturday,
the 10th inst, and if the weather
is any way favorable large at
tendance is confidently expected.
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Base R4M-Our special base
ball reporter, hired at q salary OF
s120 week, has been fired out.
The BANNER Friday afternoon fur.
nished him with a silk umbrella,
a score book, cambria duster COW
cred with rubber, Il camp-stool, IN
structions, gum shoes and Faber
pencil No. 2, and sent him out to
the Mai.fest to report any and all
games of base bali played On the
grounds at the Park. He came
back and reported in substance
what appeared in Saturdays issue
concerning the Saxons, of Bren-
ham, and the Coshattes, of Bell
vile. We are informed to-day
that the game was a match one ;
that five innings were played and
that Victory perched upon tho
banner of the Saxops, tapped her
wings, crOwed Gan unbecomlng act
for LADY, and ANNOUNCED ten runs
for the Saxons to five for the Co
skates. That the truth of history
may be indicated, the BANNER
makes this important announce
ment in black and white, and it
further announces that the posi-
ton of special reporter of base
ball matches is now vacant, hut all
tho aocoutrements now are on
hand at the Office. We are now in
correspondence with the NaIonol
Base Ball League, and hope soon
to have reporter who will make
no mistakes.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk, for tn,
week ending March 7, 1884:
Edward Young and Alkaline Wright.
Herman Krebs anb Alvina .Wehe.
Texas Kelly and Lucy Gadley.
Eugene B. Muse and Elenore II. BAssett.
Joe Weber and Martha Walker.
Martin Ickert and Caroline Kuhn.
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The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is at all times supplied
with the very best cigars, drink.
ables and lunches. Lunches put
up to order.
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Merchants Exchange,

This old and favorito 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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HEAVY RA1E.-Thursday morning
it rained miniature deluge in
this vicinity, but cleared up about
z o'clock and the day was fine.
Everyone was IN good humOr in
anticipation of fine day for the
Mai-Fest to-day.
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THE gold medal awarded for the
best ball shot was presented to the
Brennan Fire Department by Mr..
Simon Ledcrer.
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MARRIED.-In this city on Sun
day morning, by Lafayette Kirk,
esquire, Mr.. HERMAN KREBs, ofthis
city to Miss ALvINE WE'VE, of
Yorktown, Dewitt county.
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OFF.--The BRENNAN Greys, about
twenty-five strong, left for HOus-
ton Monday noon in special car
on,the Central;.and another car was
well filled with Brenhamites going
down to the interstate drill.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DRINK Val Blatz Milwaukee beer.
Chow Blue Jcanes tobacco.
And. Smoke Roehell cigars.
CHAs WENAR 4 Co.
Sole Agents.

INSURE with TT. Robertson, who makes
speciality Of Fire and accident Insurance.
Cali on him at his Office at No. III Main
Street, between Il. Hodde.s and Pampeil q
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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Who0ping Cough is Immediately relieved
and quickly cured by Lococks Cough Elk
II. Use it on the first appearance of the
distressing complaint and you will have no
further trouble with it. This is worth know
ing and remembering. Sold BY Walker & Co.
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Nordyke & Marmon Cos. mill expert is
making headquarters with their State agents,
Drane, johnson & Drane. of Corsicana, Tex
as, and gives his personal attention to I'll in
auiries.
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DIED.-In this city 5 o'clock a.
m. Monday, May 9Th, MARY ELLA,
daughter, Of L. c. and Julia K.
Beaumier, aged year and IA days.
Her remains were buried at In
dependence on Monday afternoon.
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BRENNAN GROCERY STORE.
Lunch.

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 MAI-FEsT.-The Mai-fest
committee held q meeting at En-,
gin Hall on Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose of settling the finances
of the fest. The receipts from all
sources were s1l41, so and the total
expenses were s314.O4, leaving a
net balance of sS27.56 which was
turned over to the Board of Engin-
GERS to be applied paying for the
Park,
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The Adams 4 Westlake Wire Gauze Nom
EIploaive. OH COOKING AND HEATING Stove.
First prize medal Worcester. Mass, lsSe;
gold medal Atlanta, Ca, ISL; bronze medal
Il. l., 1881; gold rnedgl Cincin-
natl. Ohio, 1879. H. W. LEMOINE,
Agent, BrenhaH, Texas
Send for circulars
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MARRIED.-ln the town of Lex
ington, Lee county, May LIST by
Rev. A.. i. 2. Green. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
BAIsE, of West Texas to Miss LuE
HESTER, Of Lexington.
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For Sale.

Three fine milch cows with
young calves. Also one thorough.
bred Durham Bull. Apply to
A. LAURAINE, Brennan
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Just received a fresh supply OF
dried beef, imported sausage and
Schweitzer kase. SAM MUERY.
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a residence with four rooms,
good we'll of water. south OF the
city, Dor terms &c, apply to
JAMES SIMON.
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SPENCE CRENsHAw, colored, died
on Monday morning. He was
about so years of age and was a
well-behaved and good negro had
lived in this county for many
years, and IN Benham several
years. Spence had many friends
among the white people. He was
decently buried at Watrousviile
ON Monday afternoon.
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5000 bushels Shelled Corn. Highest
market price paid in cash. Consign-
ments of country produce solicit
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RAIN.-Raln was again the or
der of the day Saturday; from day
light till s o'clock there was a
steady shower; from 8 till about
10 1t held up. The Aai.Fest com:
mittee had out the band, which
played few tunes with the inten.
ton of gathering a crowd to march
to the Park, bqt instead of gather
ing much of a crowd the music
brought on . fresh rain, which con-
tinued without lntermission till
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon
when the sun came out, but before
dark it again ele4ded up and indi-
cations are favorable at this
writing for more rain.
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Garden seeds, and onion sets,
Landredth's new crop. Just re-
ceived at H, FISHERS.
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For Rent.

CAST IRON notes tor sale at this
office in quantities to suit.