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Don t Be Led AStpaV,

But remember am at all times prepared to
duplicate any prices offered in this city,
Wholesale and retail, and am prepared to
shade them in most cases. Try mo and see.
Good New Lawns at &c per yard.
Best Styles Tinted, sc per yard.
Best Standard Spring Prints at SC per I'D
Crossbarred Muslins, very cheap.
White Lawns, 40 inches wide, &c and Zoe
Good White Lawns, 40 in. wide, u lie.
Fine White Lawns, 40 in. wide, 15c.
All the fine grades of Lawns, Linen, Cot
ton, Cream, White, Crossbarrcd, Plain a d
Cheap.
Silk Finished AIulls, fine, only 25c.
All the latest novelties in dress goods. 1Oc
Il 1-2c., l6 2-8c., zoe, 25c., and up to 75c.-
all excellent value.
Tennis Cloths, 80 in. wide, only SC. All
shades in Tennis Cloth.
My stock of Embroiderics, Laces and
Open Work Goods for Yokes, Sleeves, and
Overdresses is large and at prices to suit all
My Spring Millinery is all that anyone
could desire.
Trimmings, Ribbons, Plumes and Tips,
Flowers, French and Domestic, Ornaments
and Pins.
Everything that is choice and stylish you
will find in this department, and at prices
way below what these goods are sold for in
this city will show you cuts of all the new
styles in Hats, trimmed and untrimmcd.
Gloves, Hosiery and Ribbons are fresh and
new.
A Child's Finished Stocking for zoe.
Bargains in Ladies Finished Hosea good
one for 25c,-and in fact all styles from IOc.
to S2.75 per pair. They are all worth more
money.
Ladies' Fancy Slippers from 81 up.
Misses Fancy Slippers from 81 up.
Children's Fancy Slippers from Doc. up.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, in
fancy, cheap and plain goods, as low as the
lowest, and lower too.
If you want Lady's Shoe buy a Ludlow.
Why!
l. They fit all the way, from top to toe.
.. They do not hurt the foot
.. Ihey last better Than any other shoe.
4. They are warranted not only in
words, but in fact.
g. They are economical and will save
you lots of money, the saline us l do in all
lines when you purchase OF me.
still keep the best Dollar Corset in the
world.
will say to to the men ond boys: Come
around if You want Hats, Shirts, Shoes,
Socks, Suspcndcrs, Underwear, Clothing,
and anything in Mems Wear | will save
you money. The 25c. Undcrshirt is the boss.
The 75c Unlaundricd Shirt is Il good one
The 81 Unlaundricd Shirt catches them
all.
| keep for Ladies. Misses and Children the
the best paper patterns cut. Call and get
fashion sheets free
This is surely cheap.
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Avcn, 8; Mr.. Kemper, :. Total

Avcn, 8; Mr.. Kcmper, :. Total
80.
Koch, 5; Perry, ); J. J. Lock
cit, .; DR.. Lockett, :; Ramcy 6
Total 80. Ten shots were allow,
cd to each man.
In the fircmcn's contests an acct,
dent happened, resulting IN the
breaking of the tongue of the Con.
nor Hose cart, and in bruising
slightly MeSsrs. Krug and Connolly.
The contests was in no wise salts
factory, but 1t Is hoped that to-day
everything will work more salts
factorily, without hitch or hin
drance.
Over two thousand people we're
on the grounds yesterday, and all
were full intent on a day of pleas
ure and recreation. Not an intox-
icated man was TO be seen on the
grounds, and all was gayety and
mirth. As we 90 10 press the grand
ball on the pavilion is under tull
Roadway, and We have never seen
a finer display of youth and beauty
on any occasion before.
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County Court.
Monday.-Criminal term:

4hOhud vi lllllLll lSl M
State VS.. Sam Smith, aggravated
assault and battery. Jury t2ial
fined s25.
State VS.. Wash Flanagan, aggra-
waited assault; fined s25.
State VS., Jack Sanders, simple
assault; jury trial, fined S..
State VS.. Lee Adams, carrying 4
pistol; plead guilty; fined s25.
State VS.. Jim Carroll, simple as
saul; tried by the court and fined
$40.
State VS.. Lonnie Rankin, crrry-
ing sword-cane, plead guilty
fined s25.
J. 7. Oliver, sheriff of William
son county was fined S25 for CON
tempt for failure TO return process;
deputy sheriff Schley, was fined
SO in one case for contempt IN not
executing process.
A. NJ. Clay, l. D. Alileck, J. f.
Foster, T. i. Mercer aud Thomas
Bradshaw, defaulting Jurors were
fined SO each.
Tuesday.-Statc VS.. Jack Pink,
aggravated assault and battery
plead guilty fined S25 and costs.
State IS. 7. Davidson, a negro
woman, living in adultery with
VIM. Whitfield; fined 500.
State VS.. William Whitfield, col
ored, living in adultery with 7.
Davidson fined 800.
State VS.. John Foster, carrying
q pistol fined S25.
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NOTES.

Mr.. Badly Council, who repre-,
SCENTS the Houston Post and Texas
Scrap Book, was on the grounds
yesterday in the interest OF these
publications. The Scrap Book is
a Texas literary publication that
receives a liberal patronage.
Capt. Reichardt, of the Light
Guard, is a fine commanding off,
Ger.
Mr.. Watson, of Houston, is a
member OF the Light Guard, and
was hand-shakIng with his old
friends here yesterday.
Quite a number of people from
BelIvillo attended the fest ycster-
day.
Every part of the county was
represented at the test yesterday.
John kcwlsy and Bud Montgom,
cry, of the Hampstead Il. and l..
company, were at the fest ycstcr-
day.
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The GIRL We ALL LIKE.-"The
plaInest girl | ever saw was the
favorito OF my native town. Every
body liked her Beautiful o no,
she is not beautiiul-that is out.
side, but inside she Is an angel.
Nobody thinks of calling her beau
tifuI. Not one OF q dozen can tell
whether he eyes are black or blue.
Ifyou should ask them TO describe
her they would only say: She is
Just right and there it would end.
She is n merry-hearted, fun-loving,
bewitching maiden, without spark
of envy or malice in her whole
composition. She enjoys herself,
and wants everybody else to do
the same. She has always kind
word and q pleasant smile for the
Oldest man or woman; in fact, j
can think of nothing she resembles
more than sunbeam, which
brightens everything it comes in
contact with. All pay her marked
attention, from rich MIR. Watts.
who lives in q mansion on the hill.
TO negro Sam, the sweep. All
look after her with an admiring
eye and say to themselves, She is
just the right sort of girl! Tho
young men OF the town vic with
one another as to who shall show
her tho most attention, but she
never encourages them beyond be-
ing simply kind and jolly, so no
one can call her a flirt no indeed,
the young men all deny such an
assertion as quickly as She"
ado girls love her tool" l asked.
Eyes, wonderful to relate, girls
like her too; for she never delights
in hurting their feelings or saying
spiteful things behind their backs.
She is always willing to join in
their little plans and to assist
them in any way. They go to her
with their love affairs, and she
manages adroitly to see Willie or
Peter and drop a good word for
Ida or Jennie until their little diff
cultics are all patched up and ev-
erYthIng goes on smoothly again,
thanks to her. Old ladies say she
is delightful The sly witch,
she knows how to manage them.
She listens patiently to complaints
OF rheumatism or neuralgia, and
then sympathizes with them so
heartily that they are more than
half cured Eth Perkins.
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The exercises of the second day
opened at $50 o'clock, 4. M, with
a race by Conner Hose company,
running $50 yards down Main
street, laying $50 feet of hose, at,
tnching to hydrant and throwing
water in exactly 10 seconds,
which was considered good
time by old firemen. At $50
the procession, headed by
the Houston Light Guards, moved
to tho Park. The exercises in
chIldrcm's prize games, roller ska
ting, etc, occupied the time of the
committee until about | o'clock,
when the Light Guard were cs-
cortcd TO the grove and invited TO
partakc OF an excellent dinner
prepared for them by The Brcn-
ham Grcys. On account of mis-
hap to the steamer, the exercises
by the fircmen was dispensed with,
and the throng OF visitors amused
themselves IN social pleasure, wit
Messing children's games, etc, un-
til 4:3O p. M, when the Houston
Light Guard made their appear
ance on the grounds in full uni
form, and gave one Of their SPLEEN
did exhibition drills, which was
pronounced by competent judges
to be as fine as they ever witness
ed. The company is composed of
good material, nearly all of whom
are of the same height, and pre-
sent an imposing appearance.
Their ready obedience TO the or
doris of the commanding officer,
as well as the pride with which |
they execute the different evoiu-
tions, is worthy of all praise.
The lightning zouave drill on
tho pavilion, by three men,
bers of the Light Guard,
was indeed well executed, and I
stamped them as experts in these
In short, the Light |
Guard, on this trip, have calamity !
sustained their former welI-carned |
and not only Houston,
but the entire state, have just cause
to feel proud OF them. The BAN
EER hopes that their visit TO our
city has been both pleasant and
agreeable, as We know 1t was the
intention of the fire department to
mako 1t so.
Although the tircmen were
greatly disappointed in the ar
of some OF the minor
details of the programme, yet they
are well satisfied with the result of
the fest, which was Il success. The
ball in the pavilion last night closed
the festivities Of the fifth annual
May fest.
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BROS.
Telephone Connections.


The following towns are now in
telephone communication with
BRENNAN:
Austin, Bolton, Bastrop, Burton,
Bracketsville, Burnot, Bocrne,
Baird, Burtram, Copperas Cove,
Comfort, c 0 c an, C oma nche,
Corn Hill, Castroville, D'Hanis,
Dupre, Elgin, Eagle Pass, Elmend-
ford, Floresvlllc, Frcdcc1cks burg,
Galveston, GatesvIlle, Georgetown
Giddings, Houston, Hondo City.
Hampstead, Independence, Indus
try. Killcen, Kyle, Ledbetter,
Lockhart, Luling, Leander, Lib
erty Hill, Lampasas, Leon Springs,
McEadc, Manor, FIT. McCavett,
Mason, Menardville. New Brauns-
tels, NConans, Page, Round Rock,
San Antonio, San Angelo, San
Saba, SaIado, San Marcos, Sabinal,
Spofferd Junction, Taylor, UvaIde,
Welcome, Wesley, Williams Rlnch,
WalthaIl.
Telephone VS.. telegraph. An CT
roncouS impression seems to pre-
vail in regard TO tho relative cost
OF TELEPHONE messages and tcle-
grams. The relative rates are
about as follows: 10 word tele-
gram use of line IL minute, 25; 10
word answer use of line IL min
ate, 25c; tothl minute, soc five
minute use of telephone line, 400
words including answer, 35 to 4Oc.
The advantage in favor of the tele-
phone not to mention increased
satisfaction OF talking direct is at
once apparent.
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70 have water works put in for
sprInkling lawns, gardeos, stores,
streets, for bath arrange ments and
for family use, etc.
We are prepared in this line and
have a special plumber to put IN
pipe fittings. First Glass Rubber
Hose at short notice and at special
low rates. Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
Bath tubs, wash stands OF marble
and iron, SINKS, reels for hose, I'M
proved lawn sprinklcrs, and sewer
pipes in stock.
All kinds of out and indoor
fountain stands and sprinklers
ordered if desired.
REICHARDT & SEELHoRsT.
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An interesting account is print
ed in the New York Star of a new
anesthetic recently discovered by
a brooklyn Dentist. 1t is describ-
ed as being perfectly safe and swift
in its operations. 1t is said that
the new discovery produces a nat
ural sleep from which the patient,
after an operation, awakens per-
fectly refreshed. While under its
influence the patient is concious OF
being operated upon, but feels no
pain. The dentist refuses to re-
veal the component parts of the
anasthetic.
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Merchant Tailor.

i'll. Ammons. fashionable tailor,
keeps on hand a large and com
plete stock of foreign and domes-
tic cloths and cassimers of the
latest styles. He is prepared to
make garments or full suits at
short notice; a fit guaranteed.
Store in the Norton building, cor
ner Main and Ant streets.
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SII2,I6S "a


GREENvINE, Tex, May Is, 1886.
The carly drought is destined to
cut off the oat crop in this vicIni-
ty unless we have rain very soon.
The oats on some farms will not be
worth harvesting.
Corn and cotton that was planted
early and worked out IN due time,
is looking well.
There is much complaint among
gardeners about tho worms de-
vouriDg the cabbage crop. The
Irish potato crop is about ripe,
and may be put down as an aver
age crop. The peach crop will be
limited. Dewberries are plentl-
full. In short, the crop prospect
taking it all together, is as good
as could be expected.
The health of our citizens Is
good.
Rev. TIL. Ziemer, formerly of
New Orleans, who has been en-
ploycd as a public school teacher
and minister in the new Lutheran
church, at this place for the last
two years, has rendered his resig-
nation to the members of said
church, and contemplates leaving
here about the first of June. He
goes TO Iowa, Mrs. Ziemer has
gone on Il visit to her parents, who
reside at New Orleans, where she
will join her husband on the road
TO their new home.
1t Is rumOrcd that Rev. A.
Hauslor has resigned his steward
ship as pastor of the German
Missionary Baptist church at this
place, with a view of removing to
Temple.
I. I. Herring closed his school
at this place on Thursday last, and
has left for his home at Bellvllle.
He is expected however 10 return,
so say one of the fair sex. Well.
VIC hope all of our preachers and
school teachsrS will not leave us
in the 9th, and forsakc us in the
lth trouble, for it is school teach
ing that learns the young idea how
TO shoot, and by the foollshness of
preaching that men are converted.
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AS have made arrangements to
handle ice this season for the Rren-
ham Ice and Refrigeration Co., l
am prepared to furnish ice in any
quantity at low rate. Free de-
livery to any part of the city. Ice
will also be sold at the door to suit
the demand. Send in your orders
and they will be attended to
promptly. W. S. HARKLERoAD.
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Poor Debtor-HYou can't collect
that from me sir" Collector
"No?" DebtoF-'tNo. You can't
get blood out of q turnip." Col
lector On disgust)-" Apparently
not; neither can l get money out
OF 4 beet"
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BRENNAN, May y.

NOTICE FIREMEN.-EaCh and ev-
cry member OF Hook and Ladder
company Mechanics Engine com
pany are hereby notified and re-
Qncsted to meet NJ Engine CO.,
hall Saturday night at s o'clock.
Business of Importance and hope
to sec q full attendance from both
companies.
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1 am now offering my stock of hardware
at cost, for cash. 1t is well selected and
suited for the wants of this section, and was
bought for cash at very low prices. As this
is a rare opportunity those in want of hard
ware will find it to their interest to examine
my stock and prices. NJ. A. HEALY,
BRENNAN, Dec. l6, 1885.
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Mr.. Pnwderlv talks nf oman an

Mr.. Powderly talks of "meD en-
tisely mouth" and is supposed to
Re striking hard at Mr.. Martin
irons. But Mr.. Powderly is mis-
:aken. There are no "men entire
y mouth" When nature starts
& man in business with a capacIous
mouth, she always gives him a foot
to put in it.-St. Louis Republi-
can.
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Recorded by the County Clerk, iol
the week ending Nav 18Th:

Recorded by the County Clerk, ior
the week ending May 18th:
Joseph Wolenta TO DR.. II. Gcv-
erS, Il 3 acres Gail Borden league
$1,000.
Thomas Smith toJ. n. Chadwick
lot in Chappell Hill, $3.50.
NJ. A. Perkins TO Thomas Smith,
lot in ChappelI Hill, $50.
Auguste KnoIle 10 J. T. Swear
lngcn, ct. al, trustees NJ. L. church
South, lot in Brennan $1,000.
joel Newman TO J. T. Newman,
80 acres Newman league 81 dollar
love and affection.
A. J. Harris to J. T. Harvey and
wife, 257-1OO acres Perry league
$3.50.
Mrs. NJ. E. Graves, by attorney
IN fact for T. C. Lusk, to Fayette
Smith, all real and personal prop
crty 500.
B. Fochuer TO DR.. H. Covers,
lO7 go acres Gail Borden and
Henry Chevcs league $500.
Anthony Graves to John IL Sew
ard, certain land in T, S. Sauls
league $3.50.
e. B. Davis to John II. Seward,
50 acres 81 mile north OF Independ-
ence 5000.
W. T. Crenshaw ct ais 20 Wood
and Low, 65 IL acres JcmIson
league $500.
II. S. Tarver, TO Wood & Low,
lot No. block ? city of Brennan
$3.50.
Gen. Rufus IngalI, Quertermas-
ter-General, says ST. Jacobs Oil is
the best pain-cure.
For the week ending May 10, 1886:
u. q 4. Amsler TO Wood Il Low;
lot in Brennan 1925.
r. A. Harvin, admir-, to Bessie B.
Ladd; two lots in Brennan ;
Sl,150.
R. A. SchureEbcrg to 0. Samucl;
nine and eighteenth acres, Cole
league; 500.
J. NJ. jameson to J. II. Graham :;
sixty-eight acres in WalkerIcague;
Sl,36S.
J. NJ. jameson to J. H. Graham :;
cighty-thrcc acres inWalker league;
SI,1S0.
August Noacll, jr. to Aug. Noacl1,
ST; 81 36-100 acres in Gail Borden
league $1,000.
W. r. Baker ct al, trustees, to
Geo. Edwards; two lots in Burton;
500.
Jos. Ralston, ST., to Jos. Ralston,
jr.; fifty acres in Walker league:
$1,000.
Titus Holiday to NJ. W. George;
l6l II acres in NJ. Byrd league !;
$500.
D. c. Giddings to Theodore
kiecilej six acres in Darlington
survey; $3.50.
Julia Johns TO E. J. Ncinast ;
titty-eIght and one-haIf acres in S.
f. Austin league; S1,149.25.
Jno. Sayles and wife to W. W.
Scarcy; tifty-two acres in Cole
league $1,000.
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Spies should be sent to the scat
fold. We don't want to prejudice
his case, but if any man ever de-
served death he does. The COM
mune must be driven from Chicago
and from every foot of American
soil.-New York Hour.
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For SALE.-I offer for sale for
cash my homestead, situated on
Market street; four rooms, hall and
store room; conveniently situated
to tho business part of town q
largo cistern and good well of
water; lot 90xl25 feet.
JNo. J. SCHoLL.
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A Peaceful Strike: President
Porter of Yale college stops work
with all the rest. But it is conf
IDENTIFY hoped there will be no vio-
lence.-Boston Record.
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COULDN'T FIND 1.-THE other
noon, as a Michigan avenue grocer
was carefully sorting over a lot OF
apples to hide the soft spots from
the public, q man with a pencil in
one hand and a piece of paper in
the other, hurriedly entered and
said:
"Say! you know that old saying
about a bird IN the hand beng
worth two in the bush?"
eyes"
"Well, whereabouts IN tho scrip
ture is 1t? Teller down here wants
to bet me it is in Genesis, and I'm
dead certain it's in Luke. Say!
help me out and I'll whack up
with you"
DWELL, now," slowly answered
the grocer, "I've read it q hundred
times, but just where it is l can't
say"
TRY and think"
He puckered his mouth, drew
down his left eye and carefully
passed an apple from one hand to
the other, but he couldn't get
there.
81 know it isn't in the ten COM
he unused, "but I'll
be hanged if 1 can locate it."
nSorru-yary- corrTO aaid tho
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Tho building on the corner of
North and QuItman streets, form
erly known as tho Schackey prop
orty. Possession given immedi-
ately. Apply to
GDDINgs b GIDpINGs.
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In Maryland the Prohibitionists
intend to nominate candidates in
every Congressional district in the
State,
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Cheap Hardware,

have on hand 4 lot of tin ware,
stove pans, bake ovens, iron pipe,
steam fittings, iron aXels, bar and
band iron. wagon materials, locks,
hinges and files. In order TO close
out this line OF goods l will offer
them for the next three weeks at
prices regardless of cost. Now is
the time to get cheap hardware.
NJ. \. HEALY.
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School books, copy books and a
general assortment of stationery
at H. nullcr's book store, Ant
street near tho depOt.
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The actions OF tho Poles in this
country would go to the tyranny
of the Gear and Bismarck, if 1t
were not that centuries of oppres-
sion had not made them what they
re.-ProYidence Journal, Rep.
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A full line of everything kept in
a general store and at prices which
will astonish the closest buyer.
Call and price our goods, we will
suit YOU. COHEN Bros.
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There is movement in Louisi-
ana TO adopt q constitutional
amendment abolishing the state
senate.
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Our S2.99 mems shoes can not be
beat; we'll worth 81. COHEN Bros.
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Throat troubles yield promptly
to Red Star Cough Cure, as vouched
for by U. S. Architect Clark. Its
ingredients are purely vegetable
and free from opIates. % cents.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

THE Oak Grove school, at Gay
Hill, will re open on Monday, May
oath.
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THE grasshoppers are becoming
numerous in tho Gay Hill neigh
borhood, and have begun to depre-
date upon the crops. They should
be destroyed with poison while
they are young.
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Va S--s-4 ~4A4- OoisA'SAJ iiO OltulG.
We beg leave TO inform the pub
lie that We are in receipt of a large
stock OF goods which We shall offer
at the lowest price possible in or
der to sell. COHEN BRos.
East side Public Square.
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Seventy-fvc dozen misses full
finished hose at 25c per pair, worth
SOC. COHEN Bros.
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Six-year old barley malt and
Blakemoro Bourbon WhIskcy on
tap at MEYER & SoNNENBERG;s
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CHAsE's Barley Malt Whisky is a
great preventive of ChilIs and
Fever. Taken after meals it pro-
notes digestion. Sold by Meyer &
SOnucnberg.
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Mr.. ADoLPH TEsTARD, one of the
Oldest settlers of Brennan, is
dangerously sick.
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For Sale,

Solid crumplcd seersuckers at
15c, worth 25c, at Cohen Bros.
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A Mason & Hamlin organ, near
ly new. Will be sold cheap on ac-
count of moving away. Apply
early to J. w. WEBB.
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THERE is now some talk of re-or-
ganizing the Brennan gun club. A
good idea.
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DIED.-At Hampstead at I q. M,
on the 18th inst, WILLIAM AHREN.
BECK, aged about so years.
The deceased was we'll known in
Brennan, he having few years
ago established the Ahrenbeck oil
mills in this city.
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Removal.

c. II. Carlisle & Co., Insurance
agents, have removed their Office
30 the SchlOttman building, north
west corner public square, over
Stern & Kolwcs' store.
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Cabinet photos, only 81 a dozen,
at SMELLS gallery.