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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

The Texas Democracy is at
pggcr-heads generally as to who
hall be governor and senator, and
should the Greenhackers, the
Knights of Labor, the Farmers
Alliance and the Republicans
unite upon 4 fair. minded and con-
ServatIve Democrat, they would
be apt to elect him governor and
rid the state OF the whole gang of
tricksters and wire pullars, who
parcel out the offices to SUIT them
selves and not the people. Such q
combination could carry the legis-
iature also and elect senator who
~ not IN the ring. This would in
sure the cleansing of the Augean
stable of the land board, perhaps
its adjustment, and give the peo-
pie their just influence and control
over the government OF the state.
In the opinion of the Light John
Henry Brown, of Dallas. might be
elected governor in opposition to
the candidate OF the ring So also
might Mr.. Peter Smith, the mayor
of Fort Worth, and either one
would make sn excellent COVER
nor.-San Antonio Tight (Rep)
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Mr.. BERNARD HING, metallurgl-
cal engineer of PhIiadelphia, who
has been visiting and examining
the manufacturing regions Of the
South, for Eastern capitalists, adds
his testimony to the accommodating
proofs of the special advantages
possessed by Birmingham, Ala,
for iron and steel manufacturing.
ait has," says Mr. King, "all the
natural qualities to make it a great
manufacturing city. It is extra
ordinarily endowed by nature"
The ore IS in the hills five miles
distant, with an inclination that al
lows 1t to be delivered on tram
ways, at cost of IS cents q ton.
On another side Is a range of hills
containing veins of coal OF fiftv
inches thickness. Pig-iron can be
made tor Gil a ton, and ste, lngot
made on the basic process for s2l
a ton OF 2,240 p' unds. This is max
ing steel for less than / cent d
pound-one-third cheaper than II
can be made IN Pennsylvanla,
while Sll q ton 10 third cheaper
than iron can be made in the North.
1t is said that the phosphorus in
the iroa ore can be converted into
phosphoric acid, the value of which
will reduce the cost OF steel-making
to Sl3 Is a ton. When the mild
ness of the climate and the low
cost of living are added to these
manifest advantages, it easy to see
that at no distant day Birmingham
must become a very important in
dustrial centre.
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the ropes.

OsBURN Hunt, the negro who
was convicted at the last term OF
the district court and sentenced TO
three years in the penitentiary on
the Charge o: assault with intent
to murder Allen Ayers, and ap-
pca'ed his case, which was affirm
ed, was taken a few days ago to
the White plantation in Burleson
county 10 serve ont his term. AL
len was so confident OF reversal
that he refused to escape from jail
when he had a chance with the six
that got away. Four Of the six
are still absent without leave.
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\ young woman Of Columbus,
IA. about 10 visit the generating
.tatIon of the electric light com.
AMY. was told to leave her watch
It home lest 1t be magnctized by
he strong electric current. She
I'D so. but complained aiterward
hat her watch would not keep
good time. She sent 1t TO a jewe-
'er, but he reported that it was not
and kept good time.
Still. whenever she carried it her
inc was too slow, although when
1hc lett it in her room it ran cor
rectly. A gentleman who knew Of
he circumstance suggested to the
Young lady that she wear another
naIr of corscts when next she car
led the watch. She did So and
rad no further trouble with the
watch. The steel springs in her
corset had been magnctizcd.
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ST. Louie Republican: Atlanta,
Ca, is developing Il liar OF the
first magnitude. Before being de-
lected he succeeded IN getting into
the columns of the Republic
can a story of a Georgia
Young man who committed suicide
because of modesty, shocked at
finding that two young ladies had
been put to bed IN his room by
mistake. He has since favored
our contemporary, the Globe-Dem-
ocrat, with Il telegraphic sensation
about another Georgian who rat
ties continuously from the effect
of a snake bite. His latest APP
pearancc rs in the New York Sun
with an account ofthc death from
hydrophnbra caused by the bite of
Il mad mule. 1t NAV be matter
ot interest to the public TO know
that this talented person is the
editor of the Atlanta periodical
called Dixie. He gives much
promise for q novice, and with
longer experience may develope
sufficient powers of Imagination to
succeed George Alfred Townsend
as the regular correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Recorded by the County Clerk
for the week ending February II:
Mary N. kurtz to J. q. Miller,
lot IN Brennan, $500.
]. h. Miller to F. HaHtung, lot
in Brennan, 1886.
n. J. Thompson to A. Scott,
IS ST acres VIM. Gates aeague,
$1,000.
Bassett & Bassett, by assignee;
to Ball, Hutchins & Co.. lot in
BRENNAN, s4s99. 93, and other con-
siderations.
D. G. Giddings to Wood l. Low,
lot in BRENNAN, $4,000.
VIM. Schlottman and Il. Quebe
to Vim. Schlottmsn, ST., bot in
Brenham, $4,000.
l.. D. Allen ct al. to John NJ
Drew, 538 acres A. Robinson
league, quit claim, 81.
Arp. Nellie P. Hsynie and Bessie
Brophy to John W. Asckworth,
lot in Brennan, $1l00.
B. h. Bassett to John Sayles,
half interest in 6 1-2 acres Rarring-
ton league, $500.
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rnmmiss;oners, Court.

! A regular term Of this court was
begun on Monday, February s
present County Judge Kirk and
Commissioners Hodde. Bolton,
Fielder and Blackburn. The fol
lowing proceedings were had:
Ordered that B. S. Rogers be
appointed to adjust accounts OF
precinct officers of the county, 10
collect from such "a arc in arrears
and to bring SUIT for such purpose
if accessory.
A number of assessments were
corrected and the reports of pre-
clint officers were received and
ordered entered.
Ordered that Mr. Russi be al
lowed the sum of Sll25 for build
ing bride on Doe Run creek.
Certificates of good moral char
acter were granted r. 4. Pcnning-
ton, E. P. Curry and j. d. Camp
bell in order for them 10 procure
license TO practice law.
Resignation OF J. NJ. Hannah as
constable OF precinct No. 2 receiv-
ed and accepted.
Ordered that T. J. Schramm be
allowed the sum of 1907 for build
ing bridges on VIM. Penn road.
Salaries of the county officers
for the ensuing rear were fixed nj
Same amount as for the past year.
NJ. Il. Schley appointed cOnSta-
bic OF precinct No. , to fill nneH
pired term Of J. Al. Hannah, re-
signed.
The full court being present the
following order for the levy of
taxes for the year 1886 was made:
For state purposes, twenty-five
cents on the 500, and twelve and
a half cents for school purposes.
Occupation and poll taxes as
levied by the state.
For county purposes: Twenty
fivo cents on the 500 for genera
purposes; fifteen cents on the SlCO
for road AMI bridge purposes
twenty-five cents on the SlOO tor
the purpose of paying interest on
the court house bonds and Great
ing a sinking fund for the redemp-
ton of said bonds. One-halt tho
occupation tax levied by the state
and the highest allowed by law.
For poll taxes the highest allowed
by law.
The following bills were order
cd paid.
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BRENNAN, February II, 1886.
Received Of Uebcr Stone & Bro.
Eight Hundred Dollars, IN full for
loss by fire, under policy No. $685.
005, sun FIRE OFFICE OF
LONDON, aud we do not hesitate
to recommend Messrs. IL. Stone &
Bro. to all of our insurng friends
Is prompt and reliable in all set
dement's OF losses by fire.
J. Il. WILKE.
AUGUSTA WHKE
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The Care of Ducks

Ducks are very pleasant feature
of farm yard surroundings. IN the
last of winter and early spring
they are social and busy enough,
especially on warm days, and be-
gin to lay very early. The duck
almost always lays her egg between
6 and 9 o'clock. so the flock must
be kept shut up until all have laid.
We have found ducks TO do better
If they are confined at night, in
winter, in a shed where the horse
manure Is thrown out, than any
where else. The heaps of manure
heat somewhat, and the ducks en-
joy the warmth. It makes them
lay early, and the eggs are not
likely to freeze, if we get severe
snaps" Barley and oats are ex.
cellent iced for ducks. IF these,
or any grains are thrown into q
shallow tub, or trough, they will
soak and De all the better relished.
Pekin ducks are among the best
layers, by far the best IN our ex-
perience, laying not infrequently
sixty to eighty eggs each in the
spring, and often in autumn If the
weather is warm. 1.-THE ducks are
not confed at night. they will
make nests in some hedge-row or
secluded spot difficult to find, and
one will become broody after lay
ing sixteen to twenty eggs, or as
soon as she has 3 good clutch.
When confined as We suggested,
they rarely make nests, but drop
their eggs about anywhere. Ducks
are very fond OF vatercress, and il
they have access to the watercress
bed at the spring there will be
none lett for the salad-bowl. Wire
netting, a foot in height will form
an effcctual barrier.
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We have IN store the hest Rcd
Oats for planting, and Northern
Seed Poiaiocs. We have arriving
in few hay, Select Northern Seed
Corn. A ta.I line Of staple Grocer
les aIwavs on and We sell cheap
because w. sell for cash.
B. ELD"Deb & Co.
Brenham, Jan. 20, 'S6.
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Sen. David Hunter. VINO died ut
Washington this week, was init
matcly associated with early Chi
cago, serving as lieutenant in the
garrison at Fort Dearborn IN 1928.
md while there marrying Il daugh-
Ter OF John Kinzle. one OF the car
lest of the white settlers.
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Wines, WincSW

Just received n full assortment
of white and red wine-best qusli-
ty-in quantities to suit purchas-
ers. Just the thing for the holt
days. Also. all deliCacics, sausage,
and canned goods. Low prices. a
good 10 cent cigar for ccnts.
Large stock on hand, cali and try
them. SAN MUIR.
0, <. Saloon
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avid A. Wells. the frr"-trader,
is a delicate looking man with
straight. straw cuI0rcd hair and
bushy sidr-whiskers now turning
gray. Il is reported that he was
consulted by Mr. Morrison regard
.ng the new tariff bill.
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ASsIGSEE'S SALE.

Iheloby make known to the public in gen.
eral that l shall sell GU at COST for sPOT
CASH, the entire stock OF Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, and Groceries, Sewing Ma
chimes, ETC., etc, assigned to me by L. a.
Niebuhr 81 Go.
j. H. II. PRIEZEIG, Assignee.
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Innortnd Goods.

Just received: Austrian sar-
dimes by the barrel. Imported and
domestic sausage, Of all kinds.
Canned goods in endless variety.
imported Roqueport, Edam, Neu-
schatel, Frontage de Bris, Green
and Swiss cheese. Domestic Swiss
cheese. Imported Mucnstcr, Dand.,
L,mburgeT and brick cheese. West
fabian ham. Neunaugen ham
Salt sardelles; anchovies and HoI-
land herring. Imported smoked
Hamburger eel, by the pound.
lunch at all hours. Goods de-
livered free TO families.
4. 4. WOEHLER.
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CHAS. ZURCHER,


COLOREB TEACHERS. - County
Judge Kirk requests the BANNER
TO state that there will be q meet.
ing of the colored School Teach
ers' institute on Saturday, Febru-
airy 9th. All colored teachers are
requested TO be present. Meeting
at school house in BRENNAN.
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A Word to the Wise.

l have now the entire control IN
Brenham of the well-known Lud-
low shoes and keep q very large
stock and great variety of styles
for ladies, misses and children, and
at prices that are very low consid
ering the fine and durable quality
OF the goods. They are the best
fitting and wearing goods on the
market. l ask q trial of the shoes
and you will use no others. See
my advertisement every Sunday.
G. A. Potter.
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Selected KANSAS CORN for
seed to arrive IN a few days. Our
Rust Proof Seed Oats, is the chois.
cost that can be procured.
Please call and see for your
selves.
HUET / Co.
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Look Out for Them.

Any information will be grateful y re-
cived leading to the discovery and arrest of
parties representing themselves A. my agents
in order 10 sell cheap glasses on my reputa-
ticn. All of my spectac es are stamped
" iBwkes" on the bow, and no others arc
genuine. For sale in renham only by r. Z.
Luhn, Druggist.
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n. o. Times Democrat 1t - an
nounced that Eli Perkins will write
Tom Ochiltree's life. Eli is the best
equipped person in the country,
with the exception of "Gath," TO
d rake tho task. Gen. Dick
a. n.r ,a,d there was not enough
tru a IN the world to su-,piT the
va.uhle Texan witt halt an hour's
converse Ion. and consequently his
frequent drafts upon his magma
tlon was entirely excusable. Eli
is afflicted in the same way, and
his task should he labor of love.
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Selling Out at Cost.

lam now offering my stock of har iwse at
cost for cash, it is we'll selected and suited to
the wants of this section, and was bought for
cash at very low prices. As this i, 8 rare
opportunity those in want of hardware will
find it to their interest to examine my stock
and prices. NJ. A. HEALY.
Brenhan, Dec. l6, 1885.
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SARDINE CAUCUs.-A majority of
readers know what a caucus is,
but comparative few ever heard of
a sardine caucus. Considerable
interest is being manifested in The
coming election for mayor; at this
particular time the coIored voter
takes more interest than the white
one. Tuesday evening a colored
gentleman who lives beyond the
city limits came into Camptown
and securing a few boxes of sar-
dimes and a limited allowance Of
bar'I house whlskey drummed mp
about a dozen or perhaps fifteen
colored gentlemen, some from
Camptown and some from beyond
the boundaries of town and held
a caucus in the back room of dry
grocery. They had = regular fes-
tivaI, the bill of fare being sar-
dimes and whi,key, and whiskey
and sardincs. The condition OF
municipal aff4irs was fully discuss
ed and the claims OF the various
candidates ior mayor were
thoroughly csnvassed. Somebody
fu, nished the sand" TO pay for
both the refreshments and the
services of the gentleman from the
rural districts.
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Yet in the Asbeck Building.

While We are not advertising 50 extensive
" as othors, please remember that We otter
YOU ts-ad aud mil stuf as low as any one,
guaranteeing what We sail YOU and especially
is to quantity and weights. We solicit pat
r1nage from all desiring
Feed and best seed corn,
Bran, shorts, seconds and -four,
Hay-best in market,
Oats-best in market.
Free city delivery.
We offer for sale real estate in city, con-
tanning over ten acres with Improvements;
also one building 10, corner Germanis and
Wrst streets. VIII exchange for good
county property. COOKE q Go.
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Received Of Hebsr Stone i Bro.
agents, ono thousand dollxas, in
full for loss by fire under policy
10000, O73 New York Underwriters
Agency, and we do not hesitate to
recommend Messrs. II. Stone l.
Bro. to all our iusuring friends as
prompt and reliable in sll Insur,
ance matters and in the settlement
OF all fire cases that may occur
through their sgenoy.
J. H. MILXB.
AUGUSTA WIZ
Brephan, Fsby, 1s, lo oeo.
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From and after to-day, Tuesday,
we will deliver meats sree 81
charge in any part of the city.
Parties can send in their orders
market open all day.
Usher { REIs.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween G. G. Meyers 4 J. Il. Quebe, under
the firm name Of Meyers & Quebe, was dis
solved by mutual consent, Feb. l6, 1886. j.
II. Quebe retiring from the business and G.
G. Myers continuing the same, assuming all
liabilities of late firm and who will collect
all monies due to late firm.
Gro. c. MYERS,
J. II, OUEBE
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Choice Northern Seed and Western eating
Potatoes, Magnolia Hams, fine Patent and
Ilalf Patent Flour, Whittaker's pure Leaf
Lard, iull line fresh Crackers, Canned goods,
&c, &c. Free delivery and telephone.
s. A. NORRIS, ACT.
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Marriage Licenses

The following is a list of the
marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk for the week ending
Feb. II.
Phil Sanders and Aalinda Stafford.
w. r. Sharp and Mary J. Num-.
Ed Perkins and Ann Clay.
Geo. Washington and Winnie Gentry.
Sandy Midi eton and Annie Eewsom.
James Nathan and Emma D. Harris.
Gustav Nemeyer and SoPhy spithers.
". II. Hons and Ida Knittel.
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A Louisville Democrat is said to
have the promise OF appointment
as superintendent OF the railway
mail service.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

Ordered that Justices Precinct
No. 9 be divided into t1ur election
precincts: voting places as fol
lows, election precinct No. 8 at
ChappeII Hill; election precinct
No. 7 at Routt's gin, No. 8 at Chad
wicks gin on Grissett's place; No.
8. at z. Z. Feldcr's gin. This in
cresses the number of voting pre-
clncts to 23.
Tho financial statement of conn
ty treasurer MinkwItz was receIv-
ed, approved and ordered publish
cd in the city papers. =,
Tho matter of repairing the jail
WAS passed.
The usual fees for sig days at
tendance were allowed the Officers
OF the court.
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Tia Roofing and Cornice Work.
Galvanized Iron CorpIce Work,
Tin Roofing, Guttering, anything
in this limo done and repaired. We
make this line o speciality and will
furnish estimates on either the
above specials or in one at lower
figures thar any house in the state.
We also carry on in connection
with this q large Gunsmith,
Plumbing and Machine repairing
business.
REIcHARDT & SEELHoRsT,
Hardware Merchants.
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The federal census IN 1880 show.
ed a population IN Nebraska of
452, 4O2. The state census in 1885
gives 740,645 with an increase OF
go per cent. in the number of
ia ellings.
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Congressman Belmont is one of
the most particular of men about
his foot. He wants everything
cooked just so.
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The Manitowoc Villas who ex-
poets TO succeed Congressman Ran
kin, deceased. is Democrat but
is not related to the postmaster
General.
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AFTER SIXTEEN YEARs.-William
Watkins, ar, and William Wat
kins, jr., father and ,on, colored,
were indicted in this county six
teen yesrs ago tor making an il
lrcIt deal Ia horses in the Gay
HILL neighborhood. They ran
away and the presumption is that
TO very desperate effort was made
to arrest them. About the time they
concluded all danger over they
were "Iocatod" and on Tuesday
the sheriff of BurIeson county
gathered them in. Sheriff Dever
velt up to Caldwell on Wcdnes-
days tram and returned in the
evening bringing the Messieurs
Watkins with him. They were
cordially received by Jailcr Estes
who gave them apartments IN the
iron cages. Evidently the way OF
the transgressor is hard.
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SPECIAL NOTICE I

PARTIES in arresr- for subscription to tn
WEEKLY HAMMER are requested to call
aud pay the samr. otA"rwi-e their paper
will he stopped We moan business.
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FOREIGN.
Treasurer's Report.

BRENNAN, TEXAS,
February Il, Sc.
To the Honorable County Commissioners
Court of Washington county.
GkNTLrMEN-I herewith hand you a
financial statement of " ashiugton county.
July fuads in hands of collcctor....S $50 90
To sh balance IN treasury. ........ 52S5 rs
Cash brlance in hands collector =. 800 90
Out landings as appears on col
! ctor's roll duo on or before
March lst, 1886 -. ................. 84,512 "a
Claims against county registered
and unpaid up to date. 80. 6S7G "A
respectfully submitted,
c. MISKwIrZ,
Treasurer Washington County.
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A large selection Of Combs,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes at
r. 3. Luhn's.
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The German performance at the
opera house on Sunday night was
we'll attended and hugely enjoyed,
If frequent encores are any sign Of
appreciation.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. o. Watson,
of Larmour & Watson, architects,
Austin. was in the city yesterday
and paid the BANNER a visit.
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II Is not generally known, but
the water-power at CoIum bus, Ga,
is just about equal to that at MIN
neapolis.
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ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tlsement of H. Ringenor & Bro,
elsewhere. They carry nice
stock of goods.
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Tom and Jerry at Meyer & Son.
onnberg's saloon.
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..andreti's New Crop OF Garden
Seeds,

lam prepared to supply nay old customers
and AL who use thee very reliable 5Ssds
,tau- in Gtt papcrs, in pint and ouehali
int boX">;or in bulk, at my new quarters,
tn, Grange Sore.
dlw2w J. g. EoETuE.
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When 7aby was sick, we rave ho- CASToEA
When she was Chill sac cried for CAS-T'uGIA.
When Sic became -.iss SIC c!Ia to CASCOELA
Whom sac lid Caidrcn, sl.o gave them CASTORI
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TuE young ladies of the Public
High school have organized s de-
batting club; they hold weekly
meetings.
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MAYoR's CoUaT.- Wednesday,
Harriet DAVIS, cclorcd, using pro-
fame and obscene language; fined
81 and trimmings.
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1t has been suggested that the
president ask the senate how and
why the suspended officials were
appointed.
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The street crossings the Santa
Fe railway at Main and Sandy
streets have been wldened and
greatly improved by the mayor
within the past few days.
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a comfortable cottage, conven-
iently located. Apply to
T. ]. PANPELL.
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Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, Brennan, Texas,
safe medical preparation.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

Ex-Presrdont Mark Hopkins of
Williams college celebrated his
84th birthday last week.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

Corrox. The market is inactive
OH a basis of 8 cents for middlIng,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

School books, copy books and 6
general assortment Of stationery
at Il. Muller's book store, Ant
street near the depot.