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OLh1lr1Oa1h'
Tho following certificate from

The following certificate from
the Comptroller explains itself:
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Austin, Texas.
], John b. Mccall, Chief Clerk and Act
ing Comptroller of Public Accounts of the
State of Texas, do hereby certify that all the
accounts of Sam Schlenker with the State,
as Tax Collector Of Washington county, haye
been settled in full, and that all reports,
vouchers and credit papers filed in this office
BY the said Sam Schlenker as Tax Collector
Of Washington county are neatly and cor
rectly made up, and show great efficiency on
his part as an officer.
In testimony whereof l hereunto sign my
name and cause the seal of this office to be
IL. S. affixed, this, the 26th day of August,
A. D., 1886. JNo, d. MCCALL,
Chief Clerk and Acting Comptroller.
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Fisher & Weis now have their
steam sausage factory in full blast,
and in addition to other varieties
os sausage, are making a very SUI
perlor article of Vienna sausage.
Give 1t trial and be convinced.
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Canned Goods.

We have in store full and COM
pleto assortment of Canned Goods
of every description and offer them
at BED Rock prices PoR CASH. II
you need such articles it will pay
you to give US q call. We mean
business.
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AWKWARD JAEE.

PISTOL PLAY.-On Sunday morn
ing about S O'Clock a festive young
gentleman who had been out all
night turned his 45-caIIbrc imProv-
ed gun loose in close proximity
TO the courthouse. Those who
know who did the shooting will
not give the shooter away. The
probability is that he will never
be arrested.
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Down With High Prices

these hard times. On the 5 cents,
~ cents and 25 oOnts counters at f.
KnOop 4 Cos you will find goods
and prices that will astoniSh any
body. Rsg" Four doors above IL.
Fishers grocery store.
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GEO. C. MEYERS tenders his
thanks to his old friends and Gus
toners for past favors, and informs
them that he can now be found
with Cohen Bros, next door to
his old stand.
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Lunch.

Sam Mucry 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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AccIDENT.-On Sunday evening
while Mr.. Alex Simon was out
riding with some of his family his
horses became frightened at a
street car and attempted to run
away with the carriage. They
were reigned IN toward the side
walk, the wheels striking the
steps at the Bloombargh corner,
turning the vehicle over and
throwing Mr.. Simon to the ground,
badly bruIslng and disabling him.
By some unaccountable means the
horses became detached from the
carriage, thereby preventing &C,
cident to the other occupants OF
tho vehicle. Mr.. Simon is confined
to his bed, but is not thought to
be dandcryusly hurt.
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The rooms upstairs in tho Bloom
bargh building, corner of Sandy
and st. Charles streets. Rooms
front south and arc suitable tor
offices or bedrooms. apply 10
Mrs. BLoOMDARGH.
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Tuesday.-Bcdford Guy, color
ed, dischargIng fire arms within the
city limits. In this case there was
a jury, two lawyers for the depend
ant cloud of witnesses. The evil
dence was in the shape of an Y
verdict OF not guilty.
Wednesday.-Rube Jshnson, col
ored, assaulting a colored lady.
This case had been continued q
time or two and an exhaustive
trial resulted in Mr.. Johnson's ac-
quittal.
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8 dozen Cane and Reed Rockers,
Just received and will be sold at a
very small margin. Call early.
G. WITTEBORG.
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DIR. RIcnEY, the Chicago dentist,
came TO Brennan a total stranger
about two weeks ago and since
that time has had all the work that
himself and Il first-class assistant
could do. DR.. Richey knows the
value OF printers ink. lie adver-
uses literally and does good work,
therefore he never fails TO do a
good business IN every town that
he visits. He is one of the men
who knows that judIcious adver-
Using pays.
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Tho entire stock of goods at Il.
A. NIcbuhr & Co. must 90, and
will be sold at a great sacrifice.
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CoTToN.-Thc market is firm ut
quotations and buyers here CLAIM
that they paid more for cotton by
quarter of cent than it would
have Melted in any large market in
the United States.
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Delivered TO any part of the city.
Leave orders at Johnny Pampcll's
candy store. II. J. PAMPELL.
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Doors open from s a. m. till 6p. IN.

THE meeting at Pleasant Hill
Tuesday night was largely attend
ed. Col. Mills made telling ad-
dress. On Wednesday he address
ed largo audience at Chappcll
Hill.
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School books, copy books and a
general assortment of stationery
at II. Muller's book store, Ant
street near the depot.
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From Wesley.

WESLEY, Oct. 6th-rhe health of
this community is good; physi-
clans have but little TO do. Several
farmers alliances have been organ
lied in this precinct. Miss Mollie
Shelburne has charge of our
schools here aud is giving general
satisfaction. Mr.. o. F. Lyons has
been selected by the people of this
precinct as their candidate for
county commissioner. Everybody
at work gathering the little cot
ton left. More anon.
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SAVED
On each and every 500 worth of
goods bought of @, a. Potter.
Goods that cost you at other stores 500
Cost you at C. A. POttGr'S only 80
This Saving 1 will make to any
one buying bill clear
through the house.

We carry a large stock of fine,
medium and common Dress Goods,
Trimmings and Buttons,
Ladies Shoes-A Ludlow as cheap
as 1915.
Misses and ChiIdren's Ludlow
Shoes, all at reduced prices.
Ladies everyday Shoes at 75c,
sI.25 and s1,50 per palr-all good,
clear stock.
Mems and Boys Shoes from 81
up,
A good quality OF Domestic-14
yards for 81.
Standard Prints, SC per yard.
Tho best line of corsets in Bren-
ham, from SOC up.
have a very stylish limo of
Mems Boys ChIldren's Clothing,
all flesh goods and at panic prices.
They are cheap. Call land examine
them, and yon will be convinced.
They are the prettiest and best
clothing ever offered for same
money.
Boys Hats. good one for 25c.,
and all hats up to the best make
at same ratio.
A complete line of Mems Hats,
all below value. Come and get
one and save 90 per cent.
Quilts and Blankets at song.
On all these goods, and many
many others that space torbids my
mentioning, L will save you one
dollar en- ovory FIVE invested at my
store.
All that love to see their money
go as far as possible should call
early while the assortment is full.
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BUSINESS COURTESY.

In visiting business offices one
meets great variety of persons.
Most are kind, courteous, and ac-
commodatIng; others are fair to
medium in these respects; another
class-fortunately very smaIl-are
in ill hpmOr nearly all the time,
iull of gruffness, and cranky, hay
ing much OF the nature of such I'M
pleasant and fretful animals as
bears and porcupines; a fourth
class are languid and Indifferent in
their replies to civil questions, and
are apt TO be tinctured more or less
with a sort of superciliousness
and q weli-developed self-impor-
lance. These persons appear to
think that If they would unbeni,
throw off their awful dignity, and
try 10 b. accommodating, they
would not be estimated ut their
true worth and Importance. This
class is generally composed ofmen
who have more concelt than good
sense, and requires good many
years for some of them TO get
cured, the time required for a cure
depending Gron the vigOr of their
mental constitution. The newspa-
per man has met all these charac-
tiers and "sIzcd them up" and can
pIgeon-holc them as rapidly us q
postal clerk oan pigeon-hole let
ters,
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JOHN HARRIS colored, indicted
for burglary and theft of cotton
from Steve Randlo, an old and re-
spectod colOred man, was arrested
in the northern part Of the county
on Monday, brought IN and jailed.
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Uhasc's Barley Malt Whisky is
free from any trace of verdigris. 1t
is the purcst and richest stImulant.
Sold by Meyer & Schroeder.
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THEFT.-Horse thieves continue
10 get in their work IN this county
and sometimes for change they
steal mules. On Tuesday night
W. G. Buster, planter, living
about five. miles cast OF town, had
two fine mules stolen from him.
The same night Judge J. B. Camp
bell, living near Gay Hill, had a
saddle, bride and blanket stolen
from him.
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1t will surprise you to see the
bargains offered on the job counter
at L. A. NIEBUHR Il Co, next door
TO Texas Express Office.
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We have got Them.

The largest and grandest line of
cooking and heating stoves, for
coal or wood, also stove boards,
ever exhibited in BRENNAN to be
seen ut REICHARDT & SEELHoRsT,
Hardware Merchants.
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Go TO W. 4. MHrphy's for
straight liquors, milk punches and
all mixed drinks.
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The BFenham Driving Park as
ISOLATION organized yesterday by
the election of L. J. LOckett as
president and r. E. GRADER rs sec
rotary. The association will take
possession of the driving park to-
morrow, the 18th.
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FoR COMMIssIoNER.-In this IS
sue appears the announcement of
William HOLE as . candidate for
county commissioner for commits
sIoners' precinct No. 4. Mr.. Hole
is prosperous farmer and was
born and raised in this county.
If elected he will doubtless make a
good commissioner.
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TIE railway tracks at Galveston
fiero considerably washed and no
trains came out yesterday. The
wires were up last night and trains
will probably be resumed this
morning.
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inr in the DoStoliirr Di Brennan
sa5. ,bo n.ooip III, n,.,.i,or ~.
,or tnU "oeN o''u''S '''' "It no.
alIott, Mm, andersen; Ad'a'
Brooks, All ~ d. Il H.
Bell 1, balri. "r'r"''
burch, r. - br7rlrr' Anna
C :, Llille' C"P'''i,I' jas
Sarothprs, JENNIE, able Hh1s,
Glanton' honey DAVIS l W.
III; p h.-f. a.
Fletcher. Josephine, FlewclIcu, A f.
Garrett, Jeff, Harms. Fritz,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, Brennan, Texas, q
safe medical preparation.
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Miss L. G. MARTIN has been APP
pointed by the trustees of the Pub
lie schools teacher IN the Sd ward
school TO fill the vacaecy occasion
cd by resignation of Miss HeiIlg.
She began her duties Monday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

Cabinet photos, only 81 dozen,
at Snells gallery.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

The cheapest crockory, glass and
stone ware in town at /. 4. Mig
buhF 4 %.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

ACCIDENT. - Mr.. 10 Bardwcll,
while engaged in painting the roof
of Mr.. H. Hoddo's residence on
Friday afternoon, lost his footing
and fell TO the ground, badly
brnlsing his left leg and thigh,
which will nceessltate his laying
up for ut least II days.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

A large selection OF Combs
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes at
r. E. Luhn's.
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Cabinet photos, only 81 ? dozen,
at Smells gallery.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

BANANAS at 25 cents dozen at
KIbcr's.
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THE Pavilion at firomen's park
has been enclosed and painted and
now presents very creditable ap.
pearancc, but it seems all interest
has been lost in the grounds, as
there has been no entertainment
there during the entire summer.
Who's to blame?
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The Brenham street railway is
now doing a paying business. Such
enterprises should receive the pat
ronagc and encouragement Of our
citizens.
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GRAND REDUCTION in prices of
bananas at twenty-five cents q
dozen ut Kibcr's.
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For dry goods, groceries, hats
boots and shoes 90 TO Niebuhr's.
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SIS Suit Of Clothes and a $40 OTeTcOat

Given away to any gentleman that
wishes to purchase Il good suit OF
clothes, a good overcoat, or Il good
pair of pants that cannot save from
10 to 20 per cent. by purchasing
from 10
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ATTENTION is called to the an
nouncement OF Logan Jones for
reelection TO the office of consta-
BILE of this precinct. Logan is Il
very clever colored man and prom
ises to do his whole duty if re-
elected.
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Office for rent apply TO
II. W. GRAEER.
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Ice cold soda and IMMORAL waters
at r. E. Luhn's Drug store.
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A S25 SILK WRAP

Fine Manicure sets, Bronze and
Triplicate Mirrors az L. Il. Luhn's.
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COHEN Bros, present an entire
change in their advertisement this
morning.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

GRAND REDUCTION in bananas at
rs cents dozen at Kiber's.
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THERE was political gathering
at the union depot on Friday night
ut which several candidates aired
themselves. A band of music help
cd TO enIiven the proceedings.
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CAPT. J. NJ. BYRNEs assumed con-
troll of the Brennan postofficc on
Sunday. On next Sunday the Of
flee will be removed next door TO
the Texas Express Office on Doug
lass street.
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NJ. X. is a popular young baoho-
lor much sought after by mammas
who have marriageable daughters.
"Why Is it," asked Nine. z. one
day, "that you don't get married ?'
ImpossIbIe, my dear madame, "
responded "; Il have such q hor-
ror of divorce. French Fun,
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On Consignment.

TRY the imported wines and
cigars at Moury's o. X. Saloon.
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For Rent,

The storeroom under the Banner
office. Apply 10
f. A. ENGELKE.
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Mr.. +. A. ELDRIDGE comes to
the front this morning with a new
advertisement. He carries one of
the best stocks of dry goods IN the
civ
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Many candidate now endeavors
TO be rs sweet rs a candied date.
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Locock's Cough Elixir Tor Colds.
LocotlSs Cough Elixir for Coughs.
LOcock's Cough Elixir for CONSUMPTION
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DRIVING PARK.-Forty-three gen.
tlemen of tins city have combined
together and leased the old fair
grounds and race course and will
use the grounds as driving park
and for the exhibition oftine stock,
&c. All persons belonging to this
organization are requested to meet
at the grounds on next Tuesday
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, for the pur'
pose of permanent organization.
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COHEN BROS,
East side public square.
For Rent

The store house now occupied
by the Farmers Association. Pos
session given Immediately. APP
ply to A. WERNER.
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Owl MEETINGS and owl meetings
arc being held with such rapidIty
that 1T is an utter impossibility to
keep up with them. The candi-
dates on the Peoples ticket are
doing their best 10 keep up with
the opposition party and on every
occasion where they have had any
thing to say they have had the
advantage of the opposition. AT
a recent owl meeting in this pre-
cinct a colored candidate for con-
stable got up in "open court" and
made the assertion that Logan
Jones, a colored candidate for con-
stable in this precinct was person
ally responsible for the election of
Grover Cleveland as president of
the United States. This is a fair
specimen of the arguments used by
the opposition.
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THERE were political meetings
at Pleasant Hill and Pleasant
Grove on Tuesday night. Col.
Mills spoke at the former place /;
the meeting at the latter place was
a regular owl meeting.
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Given away to any lady that wishes
to purchase 4 Cloak, Russian Cir
cular, Wrap, Walking Jacket and
Newmarket that cannot save from
10 to 20 per cent. by purchasing
from us.
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lie is well paid that is well sat
lsfied.
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TIE County Farmers Alliance
of this county was formed on Sat
urday afternoon, at the county
clerks office. Mr.. W. P. Devcr,
OF Independence, was elected presi-
dent; G. B. Watts, of Burton,
secretary 1. N. Carmean, of Bur-
ton, chairman of Finance commit
tee. Fifteen Alliances were repre-
scented, numbering IS persons.
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Col. II. Q. MILLS speaks at indie
pendcncc to-day. There will be
basket dinner. Everybody is in
vited.
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An Invitation to the Ladies.

As the manufacture of candy is
very interesting, and a great many
ladies have never witnessed it, |
respectfully invite them to call at
my factory Tuesday, October 10.
The factory is now IN full blast,
turning out 1000 pounds of candy
per day.
| trust to have a full attendance.
+. KIBER.
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SCoTcHED. - The Republicans
called an owl meeting at Pleasant
Grove Tuesday night, Several Re-
publican orators were present; so
were orators for the Peoples tick
ct. The Republican boss owls an
nounced the meeting "off' and
then "possumed." The Peoples
ticket men have pretty good noses
for smelling a "mieo"-tbey too
possumed. Pretty soon the old Re-
publican owls mounted a stand be-
gan Grating thinking no ono was on
hand to contradict them. The other
fellows were right "thar" and pour
ed some hot shot into the Republi-
can camp. They will have 10 get up
mighty early if they get any ad-
vantage of the Peoples candidates.
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Locock's Col

A young man idle, an old man
needy.
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In the justices court ON Wcdnes-
day MISS Agnes Stewart, colored,
was fined 81 and trimmings for
assault.
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Hon. X, o. Mills.

The opera house on Monday
evening was crowded by one of the
most intelligent audiences that has
assembled there for some time.
Mr.. Mills devoted q very consider
able portion of his speech to the
prohibition question. He was in
favor of temperance and morality,
but neither of those things could
be accomplished by legislation.
The theory of Democratic govern
ment is the least government and
the lowest possible rate of taxation
is, best for the majority, but that
the power of maorltles is limited.
The citizen has certain Inailienble
rights that must be respected. Mr..
Mills explained his theory of taxa
ton as applied TO the tariff favor
ing the very lowest tariff, as being
IN the interest OF the consumer.
Statistics show that this country
produces annually SIX hundred
million dollars of manufactured
goods, most of which are consumed
at home, and that the cheaper goods
can be sold the moro every person
is enabled to get for his money.
A high tariff means protection of
capitalists and the favoring of
monopolies; he cited the fact that
beforethe war mlllionaires were Il
rarity, there being perhaps not half
a dozen men in the United States
worth million of dollars; now
millionaires are numbered by the
thousand. Unequa! taxation and
special privileges have been the
cause OF making them. They are
especially numerous in the manu-
featuring districts of the country,
but satisfies fail to show that the
working classes are very much bet
ter Off this worlds goods. The
only hope for the country is in
the Democratic party, the party
of the people, u party that will
give the greatest amount of
liberty for the smallest expense,
or, in other words, tho very lowest
taxation, both state and federal.
The many tallacies of the prohi-
bitionists were shown up in their
true light, and it was also shown
that the prohibitionist has no re-
gard for the truth. During the
progress of his remarks Col. Mills
was frequently and loudly APP
plauded. His speech carried con-
viction with ii, and we think he
made many friends.
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Look & SCHUMACHER.
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NOTHING has been heard Of Sam
Love, the colored school teacher
who is charged with obtaining
money on forged vouchers. He
has skipped in Tho dark Of the
moon.n
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RELEAsEp.-John Moreland, who
was arrested in this city by deputy
sheriff Swcaringen, of Austin coun-
ty, few days ago, and taken TO
Bellvllle, was released on Saturday
afternoon and returned home that
night.
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DIR. RIGHEY showed tho BANNER
last evening q Brazilian Beetle,
alive and fitted up with gold trap
pings and now used by ladies as Il
jewcIry ornament. 1t has a very
rich color and arc said to be per-
fectly harmless. 1t is a curiosity
our young ladies should see.
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UNCLE Louis Swcaringcn, dep
uty sheriff from Austin county on
Thursday arrested John Moreland,
a coIored citizen of this town who
has been here since 1881. on a
charge of having murdered Il man
in Western LoHsana some eight
or ten years ago. Tho arrest OF
Moroland caused good deal of
talk in town because no was gen.
orally regarded as a good negro.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14

kalbrcd, Caroline, Miller, Wilhelm,
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