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Kentucky Revenge.

Late Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Peter Wilson went 10 the house OF
Wash Gales, who lives near Fire
mons Park, and from the gate
called to Wash's daughter, Miss
Gales, aged II, TO come out saying
she had something for her, the
young lady declined to como out;
Mrs. Wilson walked IN meeting
her on the porch whore she was
standing with her three-months
old infant IN her arms. Mrs. VIII
son carried with her a vessel con-
tanning u strong solution of con-
centrated lyc, which she dashed in
tho young wOman's face, burning
her ear, eye, face and breast very
severely, and also burning the face
and eyes of the baby, which may
lose its sight. The face and eyes
of the girl are much lnfamed and
she, too may lose her sight. Miss
Gales, although mother, has no
husband. Mrs. Wilson has live
one and was exceedingly jealous
of the girl, and for revenge she
went to the girls house with the
solution of lyc. Her revenge was
swift and terrible, and her chances
for tho pcnitcntiary may be classcd
as A No. 1. The parties are all
colored /; the Wilson's arc from
the neighborhood Of Lexington,
KY, and are said TO be negroes OF
more than average Intelligence.
This is tho first instance in
which I've throwing has ever been
resorted to IN Texas. In the East
ern cities in rare instances vitriol
throwing, for revenge, has been re-
sorted 10
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Commissioners Court.

AT 4 special term OF this court
sitting as a board OF equalization
hold Monday Juno II, there was
present County Judge Kirk and
commissioners Hoddc, Bolton,
Fielder and Blackburn, also the
county clerk and sheriff.
Property of J. It. Crane at In
dependence assessed at $500.
Shares in First National Bank
assessed at S75 each.
Homestead of Albert Werner rs.
sessed at $4,000.
Bronham Oil Mill assessed at
s35, 900.
Land belonging 10 estate of J. G.
Mundino assessed at So an acre.
Land of Mrs. f. NJ. Moore as
scSscd at SIS an acre.
Land of Albert Grassmuck as
sessed at SO an acre.
Land of A. Grocsbeccll, ct ais,
SOS acres T. II. Borden league as
scsscd at S25 an acre.
Western Union Telegraph limo
assessed at 500 per mile.
Houston and Texas Central rail
way property 81 6-10 miles assacss-
ed at 1000 per milo.
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe
railway property, 10 4205-52S0
miles assessed at $4,000 per milo.
Lafayette KIRK, county judge,
allowed $50 for expenses of trip to
Tom Green county and Sl2 for four
cases disposed of in county court.
Order for water supply for
courthouse rcscIndcd for present.
County Judge Kirk and Com
missioner Hoddo appointed a com
mittce to secure lease money for
Tom Green county lands and to
secure lcasor for unexpircd term
of lease.
Harry Haynes and Robert Cor
don appointed 4 committee TO
select location for bridge across
the Ycgua north of independence,
TO adopt plans for Same and report
to court.
The usual fees were allowed the
officers of tho court for one days
Adjourned.
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Thousands of sweet girl grad.
yates with their frail banks and
other requisites of commencement
time were turned loose on society
during the past week. They car
not all marry presidents, like Miss
Folsom has done, but they can all
write delightful essays and poems
like Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleve.
land; and what is more, If they
have brothers of the right kind q
publisher will not be lacking.
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Chm'n. Ex. Com. Washington Co

THE closing exercises of the
Brennan colored public schools
at Camptown on Monday and Tues
day evenings were largely attend
ed. Many Of the pupils showed
remarkable proficiency in their
studies and all exhibited evidence
of having made excellent progress.
Prof. C. j. Anderson, in charge of
the schools, has SHOWN himself to
be well qualified for the position
and has gwen good satisfaction to
the patrons. During the past scho-
lastic year we have heard no COM
plant and there has been no bick-
crings about the conduct of the
school; this in itself Is good owl
dencc of his ability as a principal.
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\ young wife in council Bluffs
walked into 4 billiard hall IN which
her husband was playing the other
night, laId neatly done up bundle
among the pool balls and walked
out without n word. The inmates
os the room fed, fearing dynamite
but instead of exploding the bundle
began to kick and cry. He didn't
stop TO explain to the boys but
gathered up his child and went
home. He IS thoroughly reformed
now, and says he begs to be ox-
cuscd from having more to do with
billiard balls.-Exchango.
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l have on hand q lot of tin W are,
stove pans, bake ovens, iron pipe,
steam fittings, iron axcls, bar and
band iron. wagon materials, locks,
hinges and files. In order TO close
out this line of goods will offer
them for the next three weeks at
prices regardless of cost. Now Is
the time to get cheap hardware.
M. A. HEALY.
May II.
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The Closing Exercises.

Upwards of FIVE hundred por
sons, many of them ladies and
children, attended the closing ex
ercises at the public school grounds
Friday evening. The programme
was quite lengthy and interesting
and was fully carried out. Mr.,
Thomas B. Bolts delivered an elo.
Quent and instructive address to
the graduating class the address
was brief, but concise and to the
point; at its conclusion he handed
diplomas to the following gradu-
ates of the high school: Richard
Swoaringen, Allen Swearlngen,
Travis Dashiell, Chas. Spann and
Misses Lucille Beaumont, Lizzie
Dwyer, Eugonia Gray, Lula Dun
lap, Lula Curry and Hannah
Simon, Mr.. Richard Swearingen
delivered the valedictory, which
was well written and spoken in q
mastery manner. Peabody med
ais were presented TO Misses Het-
tie Harrison and Fanny Kennedy.
The speaking, singing and rocita-
lions being In the open air 1t was
with difficulty that those at dis
tance could hear to any advantage,
but the weather is too oppressive
~ warm to have the exercises H.
doors.
The Brennan Progressive band
furnished some excellent music
during the evenig. The late hour
at which tho exercises closed and
lack of space prevents our giving
a detailed account of the proceed
ings. Oratons were delivered by
the young gentlemen OF the grad
uating class and Miss Eugcnla
Grey read a carefully prepared
essay. Much credit is due Super
intendent FIynne for his able man.
OF the schools during the
past scholastic year, and we think
we voice the general sentiment of
the patrons of tho schools when
we say, IT is The desire of the pub
lie that he he retained in his pres
ent position. Much praise is also
due his able corps of teachers. The
very large attendance on Thurs
day and Friday evenings is the
very bsst evidence that our people
take great interest in our public
schools, which are second to mono
IN the state.
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When irritation of tho throat
causes tickling cough, use Red
Star Cough Cure, which will effect
Immediate and permanent relief.
One of Brookiyn's Board of Health
officers recommends it as purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless.
Price, 25 cents.
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st. Jacobs Oil deadens pain and
makes the lame walk. Major
Arnold, of the Occidental Hotel,
San Francisco, CAL. was complete
ly cured OF rheumatism by Its use.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. - Monday
afternoon as little Ernst White,
aged about s years, son of A. NJ.
White, was riding down Main,
near st Charles street, on a pony a
man on horseback passed him 60
ing at rapid rate, this caused the
pony to run and the boy was una
BILE to hold him. Near the corner
of Market street the little fellow
fell off and his foot hanging in the
stirrup he was dragged some little
distance and severely bruised and
cut about tho head, face and chest.
Medical aid was at onco summon
cd no bones were broken and the
injuries whilo painful are not dan
gerous. 1t was a close call. A gem
tleman caught the pony near the
Mcintyre housc, otherwise the re-
suit might have proved fatal.
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il. Ammons, fashionable tailor,
keeps on hand 4 large and com
plctc stock OF foreign and domos-
tic cloths and cassimcrs 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
Nor Main and Ant streets.
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BURTON, Juno 18th 1856
Oh. marriage bells, We ring out your sil-
very chimes.
While your low sweet tongues arc CULVER
ing in the air,
And in fancy bearing us back TO time i'm
memorial,
Where at Gods altar orange buds are
dedicated.
And IIymcn links plightcd hearts by his
silkcn cord.
On the 10th inst, rs tho evening
shades were fading into twilight
we observed many relatives and
friends gathering together at the
ostcntatious residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. IL. Gilmore, near Burton.
to witness tho marriage of their
much loved and beautiful daughter,
Miss Ammo, to Mr.. J. W. Await,
Jr. He was a noble son, she fair
daughter, reared in our Sunny
South, and within Il few miles of
each other. Chceringly and APP
provlngly did kind parents arrange
to celebrate this event IN life.
Just few minutes before nine
o'clock silence prevailed in place
of mirth, all things arc ready, And
behold the bridegroom comcth, go
yc out to meet him. Misses Ii.
Gilmore and 4. Await were brides
maids and Messrs. X. S. Collier
and a. Whitcner were groomsmen
of honor. They came lightly trip
ping into the brilliantly ilIuminat-
cd room, following groom and
bride; no lead her to tho altar and
Rev. D. G. Bowers united them in
the Holy bonds of wedlock. After
the wavc of congratulations passed
the appreciated host and hostess
camo forward and invited and lead
the guests into a spacious dining
hall, whore q most luxurious sup
por was spread; after partaklng of
the many delicacics and refresh
ments all retired to the reception
room to indulge in parlor games
until u late hour then all went
away to their homes rejecting on
so bright scene.
Chimes swectly again marriage bells and
tell
of hopes fulfilled and victories won.
Oh take us by some magical spell back to
the hours not long passed and gone.
Tho following is list OF pres
cnts presented TO the happy pair:
Mr.. o. NJ. Cornitius, silver card receiver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Watson, clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartels, silver set of knives and forks
Mr.. William Scidel, fine lamp; Ms. J. Gil
more, set Of lace bed and pillow shams Mr..
John Schwickat, one set Of goblcts; Mrs.
Cory, glass pitcher and glass; Miss Emily
Seidel pitcher; Mr.. Ed. Whitencr. dress fan;
Mrs. n. Gilmore. set of goLlcts; Mr.. Z. j.
Await, silver castor; Mr.. W.. /. Await, pre-
serve dish; Mr. X. :. Collier, silver butter
knife; Mr. II. KNITTED, Jr., fine hat Mr.. IT,
e. Craig, silver cream pitcher; Mr.. Jacob
Await, ST., parlor set of furniture S75 Mrs.
Tuesdal, wash bowl and pitcher; Miss Hattie
Await, lace pillow shams; Mr.. w. Tatum
and LADY, trl,cS 1aGn stand
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CLOTHING we are offering for a
mere song, as we are determined
to close them out; also everything
in our Inc will be sold at auction
prices. NIEBUHR's OLD STAND.
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Ice cold soda and mineral waters
ut Il. E. Luhn's Drug store.
y Card.

DR.. Hussey takes this method Of
informing the public that he is
again prepared to attend to his
professional duties, and he treats
such cases as bloody fux or dyson
terry with success, never having
failed in the above diseases with
Homeopathic treatment. Fresh
supply OF medicines. Respectfully,
&. Ste. HUssEY, NJ. D.,
Brennan, Texas.
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LUsK Il PARKS are receiving
some of the finest vehicles ever
brought to Brennan. See their
new styles before buying.
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lIIIlCn.

Sam MGcry has the only first
class lunch stand in tho city. He
keeps imported saugago and
cheese; also canned meats of every
description. Lunches prepared at
short notice.
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A PASSENGER who came down on
the Santa Fc from Temple, on last
Wednesday evening, reports that
a party Of young people went out
to crock fishing; that three young
ladies went down the creek little
distance and went in bathing, and
that they We're drowned. The
names were not known.
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IT seems that the teachers in the
primary grades arc overworked in
stead of being inefficient. The en-
rolIment in the first primary or A
grade is 1913; in the B grade 70 ;
second primary " and in tho third
grade nearly 70. There is only
one teacher to each one OF these
grades. From 40 to As pupils is
considered full compliment for
one teacher; with over this num-
Der the teacher cannot do justice.
The board of trustees should RENE
dy the evil by employing more
teachers.
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CRoCKERy and glassware must go,
and they will so, cheap, at Me
buhr's.
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Democratic County Convention

NhoIAS OOuhty SOhhOhLlOI'
By virtue of the authority vest
cd in mo as chairman of the Demo.
cratic executive committee Of
Washington county, 1 hereby call
convention to assemble in Bren.
ham on Tuesday July 18th, 1886.
The business to come before said
convention will be:
LIST. The election of delegates
TO state convention which will
meet ID Galveston on Tuesday
August 10th TO nominate state
ticket.
I'd. To select delegates TO attend
tho congressional convention for
the 9th district.
Sd. To select delegates to attend
the Pictorial convention.
18th. 10 elect q chairman and
executive committee for the coun-
ty.
The chairman of the different
precincts arc requested to call the
primaries for Saturday July 10th.
A full attendance is urged.
W. w. SEARCY.
Chm'n. EX. Com. Washington Co.
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of Brennan, Texas, is the only au-
thorlzed agent for our buggies IN
Washington county, Texas.
COLUMBUS BUGGY Co.
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TEAcHERs.-Some complaint OK
lists in regard to the teachers en-
ploycd in the lower grades of the
public schools; it is said that they
have not had the requisite cxpcr-
ienco TO manage children and do
not thoroughly understand the art
Of teaching. The people pay
school taxes and are entitled to
4ho best talent that the money will
buy.
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Now is tho time TO buy Mason's
fruit jars, quarts, SIPS
q dozen; IL gallons, Sl.75 u dozen,
only at A. MEYERS.
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The closing exercises of our pub
lie schools were attended by wish
tors from all portions of Washing
ton and adjoining counties.
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TIE BRENNAN brass band turnc d
out Saturday night and marched
down to Camptown where the
vote for Goddess of Liberty was
coun tod and festival was had.
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The Conner Hose Company, Of
this city, will attend the celebra-
ton at Temple on tho 29th INST,
taking their hose cart with them.
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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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Issued by the County Clerk, fol
tho week ending juno l6:
Gobe jackson and Mary Morston.
Edward VIII and Henrietta Bulo.
C. NJ. Mitchcll.and Lula Watkins.
Monroe Cheek and Anne Robertson.
Joseph Holy and Francis Ncdbulck.
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THE Texas State Music Teachers
association will meet at Austin
june 30 and 80 and July l. All
music teachers in the state are in
vItcd. Special rates have been Sc
cured from Norfolk and Baltimore
at SIS and $50 for the round trip,
including all necessary expenses,
in favor of members of the NJ. Z.
N. A. who wish to attend the meet
ing in Boston, July l, 2 and 3.
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A NEGRO gentleman living in the
Buzzard Roost neighborhood. on
the southern boundary of the jun
giles, WAS run into the Bastile Tues
day for making a six-shooter play.
He and tho mayor will have set;
Element.
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PICNIo.-The BANNER learns that
there will be a grand neighbor-
hood picnic near Greenvino, on
Saturday the 26th instant.
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WArERMELoNs are now in market
they camC here by express. The
reporter was afraid to inquire the
price as his available assets were
not over Is cents.
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The following is list OF pres
nntS nrcSontcd to thC hannv roi,

WEsLEr.-A correspondent at
Wesley writes that crop prospects
in that neIghborhood are splendid.
Edmund Evans, Il colorcd farmer
of Austin county, exhibited half,
grown cotton boIls on the 9th inst.
The writer says he ate his first
watermelon of the season on the
LIST inst. and wants to know if any
one else had ripe melons that car
w
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LOVE FEAsT.-Thero was a meet.
ing Of the Republican county OK
eculivo committee IN this city on
saturday. Mr.. BIount, colorcd, is
chairman and the entire committee
rs composed of colored men. The
white Republican cx-ofiice holders
ARE exceedingly anxious TO be re,
stored to Office and are nursing
the committee with as much ten.
derness and affection as q mother
nurses her first born. The object
of the meeting was TO devise ways
and means by which the now eX.
tinct Republican party in the coun-
ty may be worried into lite. Ii
has not yet TRANSFERRED what the
committee did, but it will trans
pre- IN due time and the BANNER
will give il away.
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THREE horses were stolen in this
county within the past week. The
losers are Tomas Dwyor, of this
city, X. d. Carothers, OF Greenvinc
and VIM. Marburger, of the Burton
neighborhood.
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HoRsE stealing is becoming quite
frequentin this vicinity,two horses
having been stolen the past
week.
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Good-nature, like bee, collects
its honey from every herb. Ill
nature, like Il spider, sucks poison
from the sweetest flowers.
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JIM MoDADE. the negro who shot
julius Mcdonald, had an cxamiua
ton before Justice Hackworth and
was put under $500 bond. In
default he was remanded TO Jail.
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THE new well at the water works
will be a whopper; it is oblong in
shape and will about 40x60 feet in
dimensions.
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THE negro girl who wac doused
with concentrated lye last week,
will probably lose one eye; her IN
FAINT will recover.
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The entertainment at Wesley on
the night OF the 18th instant is
highly spoken of by the Brenham-
ties who attended.
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BILL Brown, the lS-yoar old coon
who is now working out a fine on
the streets, went to Jake Neu's
wagon yard and stole watch out
the vest of a German boy and Sc
GREETED 1t under a stone near the
corner of Sandy and Market
streets, The watch was returned
to the boy who declined TO make
any complaint.
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CheaD Hardware.

JuSG heCtIVtu.
Fresh dried pears and French
prunes. IL. RINGENER & Bro.
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SPECIAL drives to-day in dress
goods at Niebuhr's. Ladies, call
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FEsT.-A school fest aud bali will
be hold near Keuney, Austin
county, on the goth inst.
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PERsoNAL.-Miss MolliO lnge, OF
Natchez, Miss, is IN the city a
guest of Mrs. Fl. C. Mcintyre, Jr.
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Go to W. Il. Murphy.s for
straight liquors, milk punches and
all mixed drinks.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-06-17

Six-yoar old barley malt and
Blallcmoro Bourbon Whiskcy on
tam at
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Fine cows with young calves,
also two young Jersey bulls. APP
ply TO HEBER STONE.
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A largo selection OF Combs
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes at
Il. e. Luhn's.
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Two handsome residences are
being erected in Wilkins addition,
near Mr.. Herbst's residence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-06-17

Choice selections in Plush Goods,
Odor Cases and Toilet stands at
F.. E. Luhn's.
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The next president OF the United
States will be George W. Childs
Of PhilsdelphIa, if he will accept
the Observation-Disclosures News.
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DIED.-On Sunday morning at
o'clock limo GEBHARDT, aged
about IS years.
The deceased was nephew of
Mr.. A. Werner. He was buried on
! Sunday.
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The closing exercises of Prof. A.
F. Perry's colored school on the
Independence road near BRENNAN,
took place on Saturday last and
wero well attended. Quite num-
Der of the pupils are worthy of
special mention, but space forbids.
Mr.. Perry has proved himself to
be an able teacher and the school
community desires to retain him.
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An Office over drug store, also
n store room fronting Quitman
street. Apply to J. TRIsTRAM.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-06-17

We do more than sell at cost, we
sell at auction. Who? Niebuhr
does.
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Mr.. JAMES HARDY, of Gay Hill,
has our thanks for a fine moss of
roasting ears.
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indispensable in every house
hold. A great invention, keeps
ants out of kitchen sidcboards, re-
trigeratOrs, Ice boxes, etc.
A sure remedy for Bed Bugs by
putting these casters on your beds,
guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Now on exhibition and for sale by
REICHARDT Il SEELHoRST,
Hardware Merchants.
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The undersigned assignee of W. A. Will
kins, lumber dealer. will sell the entire stock
of lumber, shingles, sash and doors, ETC.. at
cost and below cost, for cash.
L. d. VOSS, Assignee.
8rnnham, May 81, 1886,
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1t is horrible to relate, but new
ertheless true, that Brenham has
three brass bands.
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To remove mildew, soak IN
butter milk and spread on the
grass in the sun.
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Prescriptions filled carefully and
accurately at all times, at r. e
Luhn's.