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School books, copy books and a
general assortment Of stationery
at IL. Mullcr's book store, Ant
street near the depot.
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By the sad irony of fate, creditor
is the only word that rhymes with
editor.
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SlX-ycar old barley malt and
Blakcmoro Bourbon Whskcy on
tap at
MEYER & SoNNENBERG's.
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The slaughter of vagrant dogs
has played out.
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HARRIS Il SEIDELMAN are repair.
ing their warehouse and platform
preparatory 10 handling the new
crop OF cotton.
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Notice for KEROSENE Oil Con-


Bring your cans and get 5 gal
Ions of Brilliant Korosinc OIL for
81. E. KNoOP & Co.
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THERE will be barb ecue at Bell
VILE on the goth inst. in honor OF
the laying of the corner stone OF
the new courthouse. The Kenney-
vile Rife club, especially the
squirrel killing portion oft will
be 'thar" to participate in the core
monies and partake of the barbe-
ouc
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NJ. A. Hoaly has removed his
stock of hardware to the corner OF
North and Quitman streets, south
of the First National Bank.
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Cholera is spreading with great
rapidity and deadlIness in South
ern Japan.
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Locock,s Conrh EliIir.

Mere lay service kissing pretty
girls at church fairs.
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Locock's Cough Elixir 70. colds.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
Locock's Cough Elixir for CONSUMPTION.
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Locock's Coughs Elixir for Cold.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Consumption.
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FEsTIvAL.-An Ice cream festival
will be given by twenty little girls
at the DINING hall, in the McIn-
tyre hotel on Friday afternoon, at
5 o'clock, closing at II o'clock p.
m. Admission free.
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Mr. Cleveland is not likely to On

Locock's Cough Elixir ior Colds.
Locotk's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
Locock's Cough Elixir for consumption.
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A WARRANT was issued Tuesday
for the arrest of Caesar Fielder on
the complaint of his wife Kittic
Folder, who under oath swears
that Caesar hit her with a chair.
1t maybe before the trial that they
will kiss and make up and she will
thon amend her complaint by
swearing that he vas only playing,
but there is no telling, Mrs. Fielder
may stick to the original text.
The parties are colored.
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Locock.a cnnrh Elixir.

Locock's Cough Elixir for Colds.
locock's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
Loeock's Cough Elixir for Consumption
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Cabinet photos, only 81 . dozen,
at Sncl's gallery.
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Lccock's Cough Elixir

The expelled princes have taken
their departure from France.
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MISTER BILL Brown, the trowsor
stealing negro, arrested Tuesday,
will have a preliminary examipa-
ton to-day.
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Chasc's Barley Malt Whisky is
rich and nutritious. 1t is made
from the best matted barley, and is
free from VcrdIgrIs. Meyer K
Sonncnberg, agents.
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Locock's Cough Elixir for Colds.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
LocOck's Cough Elixir for consumptio1.
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Re- Union of Green's Brigade 81
Galveston, August 9th, 'S6.

Every member of Green's Bri.
gade is most earnestly solicited to
attend. Being the occasion OF the
great Interstate drill, and the re.
union OF many other commands
Green's Brigade should turn out
IN full force. The people Of Gal,
weston are leaving nothing undonc
to make this the greatest pleasure
event IN the history of the state.
MAYORS COURT hurs d a y
George RandIe, colored, fighting
IS.
John Johnson, white, drank and
disordlly; 81.
Peter Clark, white, drunk anc
disordily; 81.
All three of the above nance
pcnitents were assigned to duty il
the street gang.
Jim Grow, colorcd, was charged
with fighting, but he had enough
iim-crow witnesses to prove to thC
satisfaction of the court that "hc
never done nothing; dismissed.
MAYORS CoURT.-Tuesday-Wil
lis Mcintyre, colored, disturbing
the peace SO.
Jack Riley, white, disturbing The
peace 81,
Lucinda Hathaway and Emm:
Galloway, eoIorcd ladies, disorder
ly conduct; continued until Satur
/ day.
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Druscmon, w Hoppe, Clements
kinsku, o Schneider, Dcncgott

THE B. V. R'Y.-Col. Glddings,
yesterday evening returned from
the 'front.'" having been up the
line of tho survey MS far as the
ground has been gone over. By
this evening, Thursday, the sur
vcying corps will reach Dog Town,
| CTunis T. o. Burleson county,
about 25 miles from here. The
route found so far is highly prac-
ticablc and one over which road
can be build substantially and
cheaply. The line is on tho up
lands close to tho bottom. En-
ginccr Harris spent week max
ing a personal inspection OF the
bottom proper and found it from
five TO twenty feet below high
water mark. To build a road up
the bottom, above highwator mark
would require from 25 to 80 miles
of trcstling; an undertaking that
would never pay, and road sub
Jcct 10 overflow would be next to
worthless. Tho celebrated Bull
frog road is subject to overflow
and has already given the Santa
Fc people world of trouble ; they
are now engaged In raising the
track and will continue doing so
until they get it above higcwator
mark. The Brazos Valley line as
surveyed, is close enough to the
bottom TO be within easy reach of
the farms located in it. Col. Gid
dings expresses himself as much
pleased with the line and says that
Mr.. Harris is splendid engineer.
THE BANNER is in receipt of a
private letter from Col. John T.
Flint, of Waco, in which he says
he would be glad TO see the Aran-
sas Pass railway take "your enter
prising city in on the route to this
place" Speaking of Waco he says:
awe expect to do but little at this
end of the line, except to meet
their views so far as we can, on
tee locating OF the limo to this
point" Col. Flint is a prominent
and well posted citizen of Waco
and doubtless voices the senti
ments of the people of his city.
The location of the Arkansas Pass
line lies entirely with Its manag-
crs and if Brcnham secures the
of that line here she will
have TO present her claims fully
TO the Arkansas Pass directory.
That the line would be vast bene-
fit 10 Brennan is abvious.
THE Brcnbamites who went to
the fish-try and barbecue near Clay
station on Wednesday came homo
on the down train. They report
the barbecue as being everything
that could be desired ; the fsh-fry
would have been an elegant sue
cess but for one drawback-the
fish refused to be caught to be
fried this warm weather; it is very
trying ON the constitution of an
old river fish 10 be fried when the
ranges up in the nineties
had the weather been cool the fish
would no doubt have materlallzed.
About scvonty-fivo persons were
present and splendid time was
had.
FEsTIvAL.-An Ice cream festival
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NEWB0UER BROTHERS..
WHI8Kv.

Rich in flavor, mild and elegant in taste. IL doe.
not contain one drop ofimpure oil. Being genuine
barley Malt Whisky, it Possesses much nutriment
and is fine tonic for use in nalaTiaI ,rrt;ons /,
greatly prevents attacks Of Pneumonia. A splendid
TONIC for weak lungs and feeblensls. Most eIceIen,
Tor drinking, and Purest for home use.
F. II. CHASE Co., DistIlers. Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by Never 3 sonnenberx-
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A largo selection of Combs
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes at
II. Il, Luhn's,
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RUMoRs and rumors as to what
the. Republicans of this county are
going TO do in regard to bringing
out a county ticket, are numerous.
The Republicans want an active
leader with plenty of money, but
up to this writing they havn't
found him.
The railroads have reduced the
fare for all members of Green's
Brigade, who wish to attend the
reunion at Galveston, to SIS from
all points within I66 miles from
Galveston, and 10 3 cents a mile
for round trip from all stations be,
yond that distance. This Is, indeed,
liberal, and we nope to see a full
attendance.
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The examination at Randlc Hill,
near Pleasant Hill, was held Fri
day night and proved entirely sat
Isfactory TO parents. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Hugh C. Per-
~, first prize, dictionary; Miss
Avery Bennett secod prize, hand
some dinner basket. J. NJ. IL. Ran
die has taught this school for ten
years, and has been employed for
next year. Three of his old stud
onts are now teachers, and three
others have gone to Tillotson In
sutute at Austin. Alex Clark,
VIM. Randlo and Frank Randlc,
present trustees have held their
positions for ten years.
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LIGHT WANTED.-It does seem as
if town the size of Brenham could
afford TO have some kind of light
We are now depending entirely
upon coal oil lamps which are u
nuisance at best. A few days ago
an electric light man was here and
made a canvass of the town, but
left without meeting with much
encouragement. There ought TO
be business enough here to sup
port an electric light plant with
say five hundred lights. The Edl-
son incandesccnt light burns very
steadily and makes no heat it is
Just the thing for stores, saloons,
theatres, printing offices and street
lamps, and in addition TO this 1t is
cheap. fla sufficient number of
lights are used it can be furnished
at an equivalent TO $3.50 or So per
NJ for inferior gas. Every town of
any importance IN Texas is put
ting in electric lights and Brenham
ought to keep up with the process
sion.
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Try tho imported wines anC
cigars at Meury's o. X. Saloon.
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PIcNIC.-The picnic at the school
house, four miles north oftown, on
Saturday WINS real pleasant and
enjoyable occasion. There was n
fine gathering of the good people
of the ncighborhood; an elegant
picnic dinner was spread and for
better than one hour there was
royal fcasting upon the good things
SO profuseley spread. Every one
present seemed fully determined
TO have a good time, and they GER
tainly succeeded. There was only
one candidate present and he de-
clined to speak, Inasmuch as none
ofhls opponents were present. AT
night the young people of the
nelghborhood closed the icstivi-
ties with party. which passed off
with satisfaction and pleasure to
the participants.
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LETTER LIST.

List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffico at Brennan
for the week ending July II:
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Cabinet photos, only 81 dozen
at SMELLS gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

Nm ~ sss.y I.s.lsses IN: = -.
{ sonysrs rather thar : corps q ny enc.
enemies. ~ shas theory hold good. she
hls fellow soller o. enc morrow. for amer
az (, = er cSs y s sSss - 's Ere s~ndsssorins
10 learn. No. the man Of capital - not nec-
essariiy che enemy ot the iaberer: on no
contrary. they mnss % oFoasns e'ossS
Il am veil aware shat some extremists viii
cay I am ADVOCATING . weak plan. and VIII
cry alone VII solve the problem To our
drinking members I extend the hand o.
kindnesa hate the u
 20 which rum has
sss ~ Rrs 81 ss M = nan = my tx sI IL. ss,icn ! vissi.
o. sne asc 81 rquor. Ifthcrc = such . man
within the sonnd Of the secretary's voice
srees ON she soor Of sis assembly. raise ME
hand 20 Heaven and repeat WIN me me-
words: Il am . knieht O. lanor. ! Pc
cur~e Of slavery. whether she slavery ap-
pears IN the shape OF monopoiy. urnry or "a
femperancr. The frmest LUX IN the chain
e .pp,ss sasao Z. s sns r reason ' n ar.as' 80
man can rob me OF the brain my Coo has
given me uniess I am q party 20 the tneuL
y one sn msn S,'s drunf pnns asfeas 20 me
duty alone can repair the loss promise
never again 20 put m9stit ~ s.~e 49,
ton"
We have. through some unfortunate mis-
understanding. incurred the enmity o. ~
erai trades unions while l can nnu no -
cnsc az the unmanlv attack mate upon ~
by some OF these people ~ a tame wnen -
Stood face TO face with . most retpirNi'k
question. neither ctn I see any rooi resr,n
Why there should TO any cause Tor : QUAR-
rel We must have no clNshtn< between
the men OF labor arm-. II am the cnnse
81 the trouble l stand ready ~ = uloment-s
notice 20 make way for any one O. my nv
ais whom the General Assembly select
Break the power OF tne knights 81 ircot
and YOU hani labor. bound hani ana foot,
over 10 is enemies Years = extended
an Invitation 70 men Of all a ~ hecnme
4 part and parcel ~ the knights Of Labor.
To IDS I stand ready 20 make every nonor-
able concession. 70 do every thin< Y, honor
10 hring about q better feeling ce-
tween trades unions and the knights
OF Labor. AZ the special session 81
the General Assembly the entire tronoie can
and must be settled II mistakes have peen
made they must be rcctihct: II wrongs have
been inflicted they must BE- rithteu, hus
there Is one thing that viii not hc done whi.e
I stand ~ the head OF this Organization y
will not be usrd 70 further the scnemcs O.
| individuals. clIqnes or parties. and y vii g
subordinate 20 No other LIBERALIZATION on
earth
/ General Master Workman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
GOOD THEOLOGY.

Archbishop b In . - -mon IT BAiel-
more. AlIudes Seriously and Severely to
the Disturbing Elements Among Our
Foreign Born Citizens. who Have No
Idea Of the Nature Of True Liberty
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nav lo.-Cpon the
occasion yesterday Of the dedication OF
the Church Of the Holy Conception. Ger
man Catholic) Archbishop Gibbons refer
red to the recent disturbances in Chicago.
Upon this subject he spoke As follows;
The Government of the United state-isa
Government framed by the people tor tne
benefit Of the people IL ~eicnm~, 20 our
Like the sun that SHINES for all.
our benevolent Governments sheds ie
blessings upon all without regard 70
race. nationality or creed.
II Iits asoft our glorious iax asa protec.
ton and guarantee Of equal rights 20 All
Every ma In ON country mas an opror.
tunify OF makln. an honest livelihood ana
IN many instances may secure an tnie-
pendent fortune. The Germans form .
large. influential and CONSERVATIVE portion
recognized as ~iaw-ablding. citizens snd
industrious men They have contrib
u,sd I macs I'D 70 s sse d-e maie5,n q 'ss
| resources. whl-t the great bulk q the
| entrants from Eur re are honest. law
/ abiding men. vet the events OF the p1et lev
. dav.. which have occurred In Chicago.
| clearly shows that there comes 70 this crnn-
try Z email but dangerous class 81 men. wno
| b0idiv preach the gospel of anarchy. social
i.m and NihtIism. These men are land
pirates. prrying upon the trade AMI Industry
q the country. Their favorits ~s.pol - y
pull down than 70 tuiIt mp Instead Of Try
ing 70 strengthen the hants OF the Govern
ment -hicn protects AZ, rp.o,ls nm II.
stead OF blessing the mother that OPENS ner
arms 70 receive them. they insaIt and -tr,<e
.er, i these men nad her or nnne.s labor
~oala r. osai nn over the lanS' they have NJ
share Tor themselves and leave only : NOR
The smple-s Tserty Is enjoyed IN thu
order and authority. ani iiber-rty vi.nou'
law. derenerates into license. We have nc
large standing army ~ this country y
unhoid the Law. and / am glad ~ u etanl
ing armies are great drains rpon the -
sources OF a country AMI compel = rerJ
large body Of men 20 Iead hvr- o. en
sIsfs IN th- Law Of the Iani tu~dicicusiy exc
cufed. and this law Is upheld ~ a nelitn1
r,-p.s cs,n s. = 5 s1nnn n sse i,sesiIgencs
virtue and patriotism Of our native -
adopted cftfzena Every citizen = n soldier
20 long n our fellow citizens love on
comm, IN country. cherish her institution
ana are ready to protect and defend them =
the risk 81 thrir lves. we hsxe nothing q
il foreign plant IL - a poisonous exoti
which grows only In dark places AMI whic'
will witner and decay under the genial su'
and pure air 81 America
as We al desire the perpctnitv NJ orr IRE
institutions. % We must condemn IN ever
pos-ibIe way any attempt made 70 disturb
/ the public peace hamper the execution 2
I she lava or parniyze industry"
: The Archbishop then cxhorfed r1c rec
plc to beware cf dangerous and fcrbidde
/. societies; to beware Of dema-o-ncs, an
to be always ready 70 grant 10 others y
: same liberty and tolerance they exact y
: Il themselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
Congressman HEWITT. rr-r-paras's Los.

CONGRESSMAN ~
Nrw YoRK. Nav s.-Mr. Abram 5.
Hewitt reached this city yesterday from
Washington TO examine In person the
damages done to his library BY drc In his
house on Thursday afternoon. Until his
arrival the origin Of the fire h al been In
applicable. Mr. Hewitt discovered that
4 tinsmith Il work on his roof had set his
portable furnace on the top OF the Chin
ney containing his library due. Mr.
Hewitt suspects that . live coal dropped
from the furnace down the fiue and caused
the Dire.
"All my literary work for the last
twelve years was In the library" said MI.
Hewitt. .sand all was destroyed. There
was . good dcal II correspondence rela-
tive 20 the campaign Of 1876, which has
All been destroyed. NY library on psiiti-
| cal economy was = very good one, and u
Il all gone. Many 81 the books are un-
o~btainable nowadays. There were many
French and Spanish books In the coliec'
ton and many early books on the subject
There were about three thousand volumes
there-there are 4 few In washings.r and
some nj nv country house-which ! had
bought a. 1 needed. left the books a
together. intending to give them % u.
| Cooper Institute as . special library.
| had kept the notes made IN preparing u
| nv speeches." continued Mr.. Hewitt
s.some OF them took me three months nns
more TO prepare. Those notes have a
rone. and with them AL chances ol IN
future ~pcara Of The Speeches 9
A5ram 3. Hewitt"
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HAxnLrox, o.. May 1N.-Ssturdsy
evening George II. weixel, ayoung ne
chanic, and Annie Blakeiy, % whom he
was engaged 70 be married. took boat
and went out for : ride On the reservoir.
Yesterday they were found floating around
the lake in the boat and both dead. Miss
BIaxcly had been shot through the brain
and through the breast weigel hsd been
shot through the head. II was evident
from 1 letter found In weigeI's pocket
that he had done the shooting Unre.
Quilted love u supposed % have been ~
cause Of the terrible deed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
"A QUESTION ABOUT
B1Oavn'S Iron
BsHexS
ANSWERED.

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skls. hack - llmbn. l1ea1aches ~ <eural.
Gen-fw II thsm slmsuss hcn = pr><nh>i daly.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.s.s...
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h<s-rs = ~ ONLY hSs n~d<ins th.s = ns
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
A MILWAUKEE, SENSATION.

4 Ousn<fsv of Dynamite stolen From starr
uro'x Ouarry-F~ar For the safety ofths
courf-House-Precauf1onAry Measures
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,, Nay7.-An sorts Of
rumors rs to the iisorderly and murder
Gus intentions Of the Socialists have filIed
the air all day Intense excitement was
caused throughout the city yesterday a.
temoon BY the report-afterward con-
nrmed-that . large quantity 81 Dynamite
was stolen from Stark Bros quarry.
The explosive was used for blasting pur.
poses, and is known to have been At me
quarry IN the morning
When asked about the occurrence Chiei
Of Police Bless said he would make no
statement informing the public that ne
mob was armed with dynamite. II would
| onlv add 70 the excitement OF the hour
and do no good The public had no pro-
lection against a warfare by dynamite
The authorities sent for the man IN
| charge Of the quarry. and Mayor Waloer
and Chief Bless were ci0<eted with him
II headquarters 70 learn all the facts re-
CARING the theft known 10 him Inc
quantity Of dynamite stolen - not 70 DC
diyulged. Mayor WaIber directed. alter
the interview. that all valuable books oe
removed from the Courthouse TO . place
! of safety. and arrangements were made 70
/! guard the building IRON ATTACK y
dynamiters-
Several laws ago a German paper herr
| published 4 grossly infammatory letter
from an Anarchist lezder named simon
| He called upon Socialists n workmer
xAAm.nA[ With Guns
and torches and then sack and burn the
courthouse. for the purpose Of destroy
ING All and records Next NJ
urred them to sack the banks and de
plete their vaults. After all this had beer
accomplished. Simon proposed 70 organ
ize "a army Of Socialists 70 march upoI
Washington and capture the Treasury
the contents Of which were 20 he dlstr1
buted anon. the people This and sev
eral other communications from Anarch
lists had much 10 do. without doubt. y
bringing about the riot.
AZ I late hour Wednesday night Z con
siderable number Of wOrkmen who ~
been forced out Of employment BY IN
Socialis is. went 70 Simon'S house. intend
ing 20 hang him 10 . lamp-post, but D
had them arrested. Detectives seArcne
the house. inding Tour muskets- two y
volvers and 100 rounds Of ammunition
Ma away between the 9 ticks ~
family declared there was nothing IN ~
kousc. and expressed great surprise we
the weapons were discovered. Fran
Hicrth. another Anarchist, has been -
. re>.cd. and on his premises two revo'
vcrs and cartridges. together win
n Springfield nne and eighty rounds Of A.
munition we're hidden away bctween ~
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