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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02
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Ser IeauIator furirt aIlemal. SD enpfeDle
i'm auf bas BereitniQieife Mlen, ipel9e an 9al'
Iiaen Nnf1llen ober an elmer bur9 Sebertorhn9
berttrIa9ten Rranf6eit leioen.
!Ranlas gitb, afo. Us. N. Seraaro'
sd Iitt iehr an acknowledgement, Roptpeb
u.f. p. Sin Na1bar, ipel9er Simntons Stber
Reaulator eineenonln,en bate, faste mir, es Jet
Elm iid,eres SeilmitteI gesen ntein 9eiben. Ste
erite Doiis, bic i'd einnabm, balf mir lebr uno
in Belt elmer Wode par i'd 70 itart nno trafftg
mie ie. @s i5t bic b effe Nranei, bic id] ge'
@iGmonS. 8a. S. q. @renfbaip.
8euanis Ssm S il I'm @arner, Sberrtd)'
ter BON @eoraia: sd babe SimntonS etoer
ReauIotor asaem Sartleibisteit, bic burd cine
noriiberae6enbe Qeberforuns beruria9t mar,
in ben Iebten brei ober bier Sabren rno pets NIT
entfdiebenem Nusen gebran9t."
Sd, babe felt 1865 grfatrung nit Simmons
Qiber &eauIator mnb betra9te i1n als bic ina9'
tioite Mrsuei Der @eaenipart sesen bic ben rtald'
ridden geaenben eigentbumli9en &rantbeiten.
Sine 70 quite Mranei berbient aayen,etne ens'
@eb. Wt. $. 8barton,
Corr. @ecr. SiibI. 8aptiit theological Sen'sa.
Sc stebt ntr etnen Stnts
mons 2trer &egulator+
M6te barauf, ben d 6ten gu befonts
men, beNen nmi6lag born NIT bent ros
t1en 3 setenn3ei6uet If umb Der nur
BON ben unter5ei6neten bereitet tpirb.
"a +. II. Zeilin & Co.
aIleinise @isentbImer, gbilabelpbia, pa.
Yreis $1.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02
gsen,t tptr sem Msaaem Sempraltftrem
(Gortfesuns folst.)

bur@ 11nmaBisteit ober l1nboriidtisteit beim
auf iansere 3eit gu entsebem. Sie farffe
gerbaumna mus BEN @tiBbanOlunsem bieies
p.dtiaen Organs unterliesen. aber ansenom>
men, nit waren nnflus senns setpefsn, ben
W1asen gu f@pa9en, 1T es ni6t mogli@, ben
Sdaben pieber gut gu ma@en2 Sfatiirlt9
fann man bieIes tbun. Ser Dsspeptifer bran9t
nur speierlei gu tbun, I'M, feline @eneiung ber'
beiamfiibren. @riiens iollte ct eiue leidt ber"
banIide Oiat befolsen. 3peitenS iolte ct
Sofetters STA senbitterS, bas ber'
borrae enofte safrii6e Starfunssmittel nnIerer
8eit nit aegelmabisfeit unb 8ebarrlidfeit ge'
brau6eu. Die berf9iebenartigen Gormen ber
ltnberbauli6feit unb bic iie beinabe in iebem
Sale begleitenben 1tebe, inie btlioe 2etben rno
8erftopfnng, perben beitimntt aufborea ben
eeibenoen su quaIen, penn Der oben sesebene
Rat6 befolst tuirb. gser tpirO tuObl bon benen,
bic on ben peinisenben Sdmeraen ber d)ront-
f9en llnberbauli6teit seIitten haben, berfeblen
Elm GtitteI ou sebrauden, bas, menn man bem
pofitibeu 3eusnib ber Aerste @lanben i6enfen
tann. elm abfolutes SeiIinitteI fiir biefes ne-
bel lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02

Gade F6er. Die Na6fragen, bic ct
auf benz gini6reibebiireaa nabe D. per
5difslilfe anitelte, fiibrten gu oen1 Hez
Iultat, oaB Elm Scr. @barles Ntanfreo
nnter ben paifagiren it6 befano.-
gpeuu ou ben Namen betiidli9ttglt un0
6ie 9ebnli6feit in getra6t 5iebit, bic
TeIir al1 ieinen Na6Tori6ungen beran=
laBte, 10 tpirif bu sugeben, baB er bes
reehtiat 1T, anaunebmen, baB es Wtan:.
freb tpar, ber 8erf9paene, ben er auf
ienem G6iffe lab. - llebrigens ltegt
es bur6aus in beinem Snteret1e, bic
ynbentitdt ni9t anausmeifeln. = 80
aIab I bir bamals iofort Na6ri6t bon Sc
iir' germutbung, als ib ieinen Brief
erbalten bate.
uno i6 babe ieitbem feline Stunbe ges
habt, in pel6er i9 nidt Jolterqualen
tpegen eben bieier gfa6ri9t erlitten
bdtte!
Gjlaub's bir! - @Iaub's gerne! -
sic mar bon Der duBerfen @i6tigteit
fiir bid unb bic Musf9ten betner &ias
berl -Sebt aber baben mir bic @etpiBz
belt, bab er tobt 1T, bas beiBt, oaB BET
fenige tobt 1T, ben Gelir an tenem Ses
bruarmorgen in 2onbon geiebem bat!-
gBo Farb er? : l1nb pie mar 1eln
gnbe2 - 2aKen ii6 Bepeiie bef6affen?
Ielir tpuroe bamals gebinbert, tpette'
re Ma9fori6ungen bor3unebmen, 0a
Der Bolur tags barauf na6 &io IN See
ging. 9u tpirf BON paul basfelbe ges
b6rt baben. =
(Sort1ebuns folst.)
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3 e Z a ..

= Gbas. Bronarb in Tuftin bat
BEN @ubcontractor Wilfe INN $16,925
@tabene1fab me9en. @ontraftbru9 berz
flaet. Die &lase entipringt ber Nene
berung bes Gontraftes atpt19en Staat
unb @apitoleontraftoren.
- eSn 9lu1tin bat man genug @ez
fd5enfe fit bag conf6berirte Some
erbalten. Sieielben follen fiir bas im
Sftober a53ubaltenbe &Dn5ert benuBt
perben. Cine unterbaltung fir bafs
felbe fanb getertt i'm Capitol itatt.
= Sn San Mareos bat bic Gonben=
tion fiir ben 25. 9iftrift ibren Mnfang
gemommen. gs banbelt fid babel I'm
Die 9tusmabl swii6en pfeuffer unb
9ut6ins.
8. 9. Ornberger, ber BEL g..
S9auerbammer in 8eQebille mar, 1T
bon bort peri6wunben. St gebt nit
lbitmprbgebanfen un1, Sa er aber
6ariber an 59auerbammer gef9rieben
bat, 10 1T tpobl ni6t anaunebmen, oaB
ct bergleicben Solbeitsn ausfiibrt.
= I'm ber Ndbe bon 8pnbam bat
ii1 s. s. grittenoen S6uloen balber
erf@Ohen.
- emil Glebe, ein iunger Mann III
gictoria, fboB fi6 aug Na6ldfiigteit
in bic gfafe unb fat babur9 feline
S96nbeit aerf6rt. :.
= Sie abgebrannten Soparbs Dell
tperte in 9Outon fouen wieoer aufges
baut tperbef.
= Die Sight @uarbs in 9ouiton
pollen ii9 aus benz 9ienit auriid5ieben
unb ftir Die nd6iten 5tpei Sabre ni9t
mebr ererclren.
= Sie Office bes Collectors Sbrels
felb iit bon 8ictoria mad eagle BaB
perlegt tporfen.
= Die StraBenbabns@agen in 9es
niIpn iollen bur6 gleftriaitdt getrieben
tperoen. 9ie Gontratte 6a5u iinb i6on
abgei6lOiien tuoroen.
= 9ie Gen35erit6rung bat in San
Saba gountp pieber begonnen. Sbos
mas Seaman, BET feline Jenaen gegen
Elm Wieb pertbeibigte, 1T ermorbet
tu0r0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02

- Inter ben @intpanberern, tuel6e
lebten @amstag nit bem Sampfer
@itp Of &i6monb1 in Stem Oorf lambs
beten, befanb ii@ aud Der 42idbrige
Sames Me2augblin. Mc2augblin 1T,
einee S@ube semefen, ni6t b6ber als
3 Sub uno tpiegt Is pfunb. St beabs
ii9tigt, mad Gbieago 5u reiien. Muf
bic Grage bes Beri6teritatters, Oh er
irgenb etn @ei9dft betreibe, fagte Der
fleine Mann, fi6 in bic 8ruit tperfet1b :
II am a gentleman of leisure'. gr
iebte bin3u, baB er aus oem Gountp
2eitrim famine unb Elm Mitglieo ber
irif@en 2anbs9iga lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02
Gine em8liid,e Gmti@etbung sm @un=
ften etner amerifantfdBen @anoels=
ttfnrfe

Gine emsliid,e Gmti@etbuns sit @wn=
ften etner amerifamtidben @anoels=
ntarfe.
(9teb gort x@ornins Sournal".)
nbon, gngIanb, 26. 4u'
guf, 1886. -(Spe3ieae &abel 9fa6s
ri9t.) - Sn bem prosefie Der The
Charles A. Vogeler Co., BON Baltimore,
Wto., gegen $. gbur6ill & s % :,
Brisbane, (Queenslano) Iuftralien,
bat oas High of Justice, 8ieefanaler
8aeon, cine gnti@eibung gu @nnften
Der erftgenannten Sirma abgegeben.
Ser pro3eb, mel6er f@oH felt @eptenls
ber 1884 I'M @ange 1T, entitano bur@
ben 8eriu6 ber Girma @bur6tQ 6 So,
cine 6anbelsmarfe, tpel9e bic Worte
st. patrids Del" In Nerbinbung nit
elmer mebi3inii6en prdparatton ents
bielten, au regiitriren. @egen bieien
8erfu6 erbob The Charles A. Vogeler
Co., iofort ginfpra6e, tueld]e, obglei6
augebent, baB Der Same, ber burd bic
auftralii6e Girma, su regiitrirett berz
fu9t ,purbe, in feiner 9inii6t nit ben
tpohlbefannten ct. Safobs Del 9an@
oelmarfen ibentiid lei, bo6 gentsenbe
Mebnli9feit sDii9en ber Brennung
st. patrifs Del" mel6e @bur9iQ &
Co., anpanoten uno n@t. Safobs Del"
pel6e The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
gebrau1ten, bprbanben iei, um tas
Nublifum IRE ALI fiilreu uuO GGufer 3tl
tduidem. CUR nnteritiibung biefer
Qnii6t legten fie aus englii6en, ameris
tanii6en uno auftralii@en Nuellen
cine uberpdltigenbe MaHe bon 8epeiss
ftiiden por. = yla6 Der gntibeibung
bes @eri6tsbofes f0nnen @bnr6ill & 60.
ibre Sanbelsmarfe ni6t regiltriren unb
tniifien ale proaeBtoften be3ablen. Die
fes 1T ber apeite 9ouoelsmarfen PRO
3eB pel6en The Charles A. Vogelcr
Co., innerbalb 3 Sabren in @nglano
geponnen bat.
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MHerlet.

- Sr. OanbeG pom San Mngelo
rgnterpriie" ma6te uns beute feinen
8eiu9, unb es freute uns, ben Mann
fennen gu lernen, Der als elmer ber
mannbaftefen anglo amerifanif9en
prDbibitionss s@egner III WefsSeras ans
geie6en tperben fonn. QDir batten tpie.
berboIt 3eitungsfebben nit Inn iiber
Graget, bic in bas religi6ie @ebiet bits
tiberf@weiften, in politii@er 8e3iebung
1T ST. Oanoea ieoob vgeiuno." gr
fanbibirt gegenwdrtig fiir bic Staatsle'
gislatur, unb f@on feline 9altung tn
BET probibitionsfrase empfieblt i'm al.
len Geuti@en ieines Wablbe3irfs als
ben Mann, auf ben iie lire 9timmen
pereinigen foaten, feIbf bann, tpenn iie
ni6t puntt fiir gunft NIT ieinem polls
tii9en misunderstanding iibereinftin,'
men.
= 9aB Semanbem bur6 9iebfabl
ettpas abbanoen fommt, bas 1T gemib
nidts Neues, neu bagegen 1T es, baB
Semanb bur6 ben 9iebtabl Nuberer,
pbne iein 3utbun, in ben 8efib fremben
gigentbums gelangt. 9ies paifrte
bem Garbigen Seurp Mtller, Der I'M
6aule ber Mrs. 6. 9. Granf in Der
Sib MIamo @traBe, als @drtner &C.
bef6dftist 1T, ber aber In elmer Der be-
na6barten StraBen Elm fleines 9aus
beiiBt. gu fetnem @ritaunen fanb ct
geftern firth in feinem 9ofe einen eles
santen 56aufelftubl, ben bermutbli9
9iebe auf ber Glu@t bort fteben lieBen.
Mr. WfiGer tpiinf6t bieies Stitd M6bel
ieinem re9tmdBigen@ig @igentbimer tpieber
au3ufeqen. 9erielbe m6ge fi6 in benz
Sranf' i9en 5auie meloen, tpo ibm bic
ermiinl9te 9lustunft gu She'll merben
tp;rb.
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stiefeI BON 81 biz $l1; e@ube bon $3.50 Bis
$3.50. Damenfdube balbe Soblen umb Mbfase
SO gerts. Gtir Mdnner 75 Gents Bic ST..
Dameni 3ube uuf 8efelluns 5pe5ialitdt.
y.eue Moren erbaIten jeben Monat birett BON
HariS.
ss2 9. SsuFon Strase, Gan antonio, sex.
1873 3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-02
Cages . Weutgfeite,s.
$ nIa n b.

- Dem GrDbeben, fpel9eS 9Darle'
fton serf6rte, gingen f6on bier, fhnf
Sage borber cine gan3e &eibe bon CRIB
it6Ben in ben Staten Georgia unbSiio=
@arolina boraus. Bemerfenspertb 1T,
baB an bemielben Sage,-Treitag, ben
81. Nuguit-an pel6em in @rie6enlanb
beftise grbbeben ftattfanben, audi in
Georgia unb Stbcarolina @rbftDBe bers
ipart tpuroen. Die SonntagssNummer
bes gbarlefoner vNetps & Courier"
bra9te etngebenbe 8eri9te iiber fDl9e
gr6tDBe in Sumn1erbtlle unb befen
l1mgebung.
- Die Notb in gbarlefon 1T groB,
un6 es tpirb NIT grobem Offer an ber
@ieberberitelung bet 8abnperbinbung
gearbeitet, I'm bic unglHdli9e @tabt
nit 9ilfsmitteln unb l1nteritiibungen
au perieben.
: Sn @obannab beriptirte man itn
2aufe bes 1. Septembers a9t @rbf0Be,
bic iebp9 feinen nennensmertben 99as
ben anri6teten.
= Nus Stem Orleans fommt bic
S9redensboti6aft bonn Muftreten bes
gelben Giebers. 9ie benz @eiunobeits'
ante bes Staates 2ouiiiana angeb6rene
ben Merate Dr. 6olt unb Solomon baz
ben stpei SooesfdIe an gelben 5teber
eonfatirt unb ferner fiebem grfrant
fungen.
Muslanb.
= Ser 8erliner Gorresponbent beg
2onboner v@tanbarb" berfi6ert, aus
glaubwnrbiger Quelle erfabreu gu bas
BEN, baB 8tsmard ni9t an einen Bru@
beg europdii9en Sriebens CLAUDE.
3mif9en Der 8erliner rytorbb.
MGg. 3tg." unb benz bal6amtli6en
vWiener 6rembenblatt" 1T eine beftige
ssebbe ausgebro9en, neil bas 8erliner
8latt bebauptet bate, Seiterrei9
ftinbe i'm gebeimen @inDernebmen nit
&uBlanb, um bic 8alfanbal6iniel unter
fi6 5u tbeilen.
- Dr. @inbtborf, Der befannte ulz
tramontane 5iibrer i'm beutf6en &ei6sz
tage bat geiagt, er peritiinbe glsmards
f9pantenbe 0altung in ber bulgarif6en
Grage ni9t unb ibm made es ben @ins
0rud, als arbeite 8ismard nit aller
@epalt oarauf bin, UNI ieinen &uf als
gr6Bter lebenber @taatsmann felbit 3u
aerft6ren.
- Ser R6nig bon &umdnien bat
an ben Gtirten Meranber bon Bulga=
rien elm S9reiben gefanbt, in tpel9ent
er ibm au feiner &hdtebr in bas Shrs
ffentbum gratulirt.
= &aiier Nleranber bon Hublanb
beabf@tigte, fi6 i'm 2aufe 6ieies Mos
nats in @amarfanb gum u&aiier BON
Niien" frpnen gu lafen. Ser oerwi=
delten pplitii9en Sage tuegen bat ct iez
bod bieien Plan aufgegeben unb oie
Mnnabme bes &aifertitels miro nun
bur1 einen Stellbertreter erfolgen.
gu berielben 3eit, in ber @bar>
leston, Siib>@arplina, bon benz grbbe=
ben beimgeiu@t tpur6e, beripiirte man
au6 in SmDr1a, GleinzMfien, beftige
grbff6Be, unb Der Rrater zines 8ul'
fans auf ber Snfel Nfalta, Der i6on
felt Menf6 f6engebenfen teine @ruptionen
mebr bon fi@ seseben, gerietb in beftige
8epeglng unb mari groBe Mengen BON
&au9, Nf9e unb 2aba aus.
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- Qus Mien tpirb beri6tet, baB bic
europdii6en Md9te auf bic 9lnfrase
Der Siirfei geantmortet baben, baB iie
bic bur9 Nleranoers &iidfebr mad Bull
sarien gef6affene Situation als "fait
accompli'' betra6ten, iie fiigen ieoO9
bin3u, oaB es i'm Sutereiie Der grbaltung
6es europdif9en Griebens Diinf6ens.
wertb getpeien fei, penn er ni9t 5uriids
gefDmmen tpdre.
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- Qlrienit unb Gbinin i'm &6rper
nit f@ berunautragen, 1T getpiB ni6t
piini6enspertb, uno bic giftigen Sic
bermittel baben lib boffentli@ iiberlebt.
9tper's Ngue Cure 1T elm fi6eres Mittel
gegen We@fel= unb ale @umpffieber; !;
babel lift es uni9ulbig unb ldBt ben
&6rper in einem 10 guten 3uitanbe tpie
bor Der 3eit, als er fi6 bieie ober iene
ber ertpdbnten uebel au5og.
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Die bette Salbe Bet gSelt fir Sdnitte
Auetfdunsen, @efdpiire, 6ieber- unb Saut'
ausi@lae, Gle4te, sefprunsene Sanoe, Jroft.
beulen unO alle Sautfrantbeiteu furirt ga.
m0rrboiben ober feline 8eaabluus. 80lIige
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo plro
suriiderfattet. 25 Gents Die Sdadtsl BET q,
HreiR
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- Gin Wsann 9famens Crane in
ganoera @oun!p, Der 73 Sabre cit TT,
tpuroe fiir3li9 feftaenommen, neil er
ppr % Sabren in Oitteras einen Mforb
beging.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-18
HEHBOUER BROS,

Outrage and Probable Murder.
One of the worst and most cow
ardly outrages that has ever been
perpetrated in this county oc-
CURED about three miles from Bur-
ton about 4 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. We give the particulars as
reported by county officer who
visited the scene of the outrage on
Tuesday. 1t seems that Reb Nc
Molly, Nick Gentry and Dorsc
Burchfeld were together and at
the time mentioned called at the
house of man named DichrSon
and knocked, McNclly acted as
spokesman; Mrs. Diehrson recog-
nzed his voice and told her hus-
band not TO let HIM in. They forced
the door when one of them seized
the woman and the old man going
to her rescue was cut in the abdo-
men so that the Intestines protrud-
ed; he mado his escape out of
doors and ran to Il neighbors, Mr..
o. Edison, who lives half Il mile
distant. Burchfeld entered the
house and being mistaken for the
old man was severely stabbed in the
shoulder and in the hand. An at
tempt was made to outrage the
woman, who was strong and able
bodied, In the russell one of her
nipples was bitten off and she was
bitten in several places on the arms
and upper portion other body, her
thighs and hips were badly bruls-
ed. She was very painfully but
not seriously injured. The stab
bing of Burchfeld put an end to
the difficulty and all mounted their
horses and rode off. The evidence
against the parties is said to DO d.
rect and positive. Burchfield, who
is unable to travel is under arrest,
and no effort will be spared on the
part of the officers to arrest the
other two. The justice of the peace
at Burton was sent out on Wednes-
day to take the dying declaration
of old man Diehrsen, who was pro-
nounced to be fatally injured by
the physicians who dressed his
wounds.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-18
C. A. POTTER.
NEW GOODS


By every train, and lots of new
styles and novelties, such as wa:
never shown IN Brennan before
In laces and emroldberies 1 surely
am ahead, for style, beauty, price
and quality.
All over Laces 40 inches wide
Flounce Lace, Palmyra Points.
Oriental Linen Laces, TorchoI
Laces, ColoFed Laoes, Curtain
Laces, and all colors of Rick Rack
Braid.
All over Embroiderles, fiounce
small-edge and inserting to match
all below regular prices.
Every style of White Goods, from
cheap white Lawns to the finest
Mulls, cream and white. Ask tc
see new styles Lace and Cross
Barred Lawn.
Some new style Prints tor carly
Spring that are very fine.
have the largest line and best
value In Ladies, Misses, and Chill
dren's Hosiery that will be shown
IN Brennan this Summer.
have received q good line q
Straw Hats for Ladies, Men and
Children.
offer the largest line of Shoes
to select from that is kept in the
city.
l shall show some very hand.
some tailor-made Pants, of the
finest goods to be had. Also, a
good line OF lightweight Goats and
Vests.
A good line of Furnishing Goods.
Undershirts from 25c. up.
New style Ties.
An immense line of Fans and
Parasalls, most artistic styles.
Don't forget that Ludlow Shoes
are the best.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-03-18
Philomathean Anniversary.

Philomathean Anniversary.
Editors Banner:
INDEPENDENCE, March 11.-Your
weekly issue with its numer-
Gus items of interest, has just
been perused. | was somewhat
disappointed IN not seeing some
mention of an occasion that to
many of US was very onteresting-
the celebration of the 3rd anniver-
sary of the Philomathean Literary
Society, formerly of Baylor Uni
versity. Since no one welding an
ADLER pen has seen proper to do
justice TO the occasion and the par
tlcipants allow me space for few
words.
On the evening of the 9th inst.
the Baptist church was filled with
a large and appreciatlve audience,
Notwithstanding the dlsagreeable
weather. Hon. Harry Haynes pre-
sided with his usual grace and
dignity, and introduced the exer-
cises with some most appropriate
remarks, encouraging the young
men IN their laudable efforts to
improve in public speaking.
Prayer was offered by DR.. ]. Fl.
Luther. A Tribute to Washington
IN q defamation by G. G. Fawoett
was well rendered.
Mr.. Edwin P. Curry, of Bren-
ham, was next introduced and de-
livered an address upon the sub
Iect, Labor Essential to Success"
Tho speech was admirably con-
ceived' and delivered in a happy,
! torclbIe style. His ready render
ing of various passages from Sol
lust's CataliniGian Conspiracy
plainly showed that, while fellow
ing the intricate mazes of the law,
he had not become oblivious 20
the demands of general literature,
nor entirely forgotten the lessons
of his school-days.
Next was q debate: "Should
Boycotting be Prohibited by
Law" Affirmative, J. c, and W.
II. Wedemeyer; negative, s. j.
Styles and r. Il. Shannon. While
there was, Of course, some degree
of difference as to merit in the
speeches of these young men, it
would hardly be fair to discrimI-
nate. They acquitted themselves
splendIdly without an exception.
The writer has never seen any
four students evince more ability
IN handling 4 difficult subject or
more information upon living
question than did these same
school boys.
Misses Jones, Rcaville, King and
others of the Female college, en-
lIVened the exercises with soul
stirring music.
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Thursday-Thc only case dis,
posed of to-day was that of W. f.
Lawrence, admir- VS.. G. G. Banks.
Judgment tor plaintiff.
Friday.-Missouri Shanks VS..
II. & L. G. Railway, damages,
jury trial. The case was sub
mitted to the jury late in the af-
ternoon, but being unable 10 agree
they were dismissed until Satur-
day morning. This is SUIT tor
about $4,000 damages; the plain
tift's husband having been killed
| by PASSENGER tram at Chappell
Hill some two years ago. Mr..
Shanks was intoxicated at the time
the accident occurred. This case
was tried once before resulting in
Il mistrial.
Monday-Judgo Mcfarland be-
ing disqualified 10 try several
cases set for this week, Governor
Ireland appointed Hon. "A. Chesley,
of BelIville, TO act as special
Judge. The first case taken up
was that of Bassett & Bassett VS..
Thos. Dwyer, being a suit for $500;
jury empaneled, evidence heard
and cause submitted to jury.
Tuesday.-Bassett & Bassett VS..
Thomas Dwyer; this case went to
the jury Monday evening about
I o'clock they were kept together
all Monday night and all day
Tuesday till nearly 6 o'clock in
the morning. There being no
prospect OF their agreeing the
court dismissed them, and mis-
trial was entered on the docket.
Ronald Mills VS.. B. Il. Bassett,
ct. al. This case is being heard
by Judge Chcsley without the in:
tervontion of a jury. The evI-
dence was heard and the argument
of the case begun when the court
adjourned till Wednesday.
Wednesday-Ronald Mills, ct.
al. VS.. Garrett and Swearingen,
assignees of Bassett & Bassett.
Tried by tho court; Judgment for
defendant. The plaintiff sought
to establish priority over other
creditors for amount sud for, on
tho ground that said amount was
trust fund. Hon. A. Chesley,
special judge, rendered judgment.
Carrot and Swearingen, as
sIgnees, VS.. NJ. J. Bassctt, at. al,
judgment by agreement; Chesley,
special judge.
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Firemen'S Mai-FeSt.

AT meeting of the committee
of arrangements for the fremen's
Malfcst, held on Monday night, the
following subcommittee were
appointed:
On Musio-R. A. Schueronberg
and NJ. Fisher.
On Ball.. A. Simon and H. E.
Thomson.
On Water-J. w. Davis and R.
A. Stuckert.
On Processlon-Board OF Chiefs
On Programme-T. A. Low and
W. E. Ewing.
On PrlvIleges-Howard Burns
ard J. Mcfarland.
On Printing!. W. Schueren,
berg and A. Seelhorst..
On Lights-H. Heine and c. H.
Carlisle.
On Invitation-J. &. Rankin
and Otto Llndemann.
On May Quecn-W. A. Wood
and NJ. Fisher.
On Amusements-J. N. Brown
and A. Pfughaupt.
Gate Keepers-A. Pfughaupt
and W. 7. Low.
Adjourned until next Monday
night.
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Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending March 18th
John Bartels and wife to Gus
Brander, ct al 4 IL acres Gail BOr'
den league sl12,50,
Christian Wilkins and wifo tC
Aug and Dave Brandes, 10 81 acres
VIM. Prior league 800.
Fleet Cock to to J. B. Van Ness
80 acres Bird l.. Hanks league 1913
A. b. Mercer TO II. Hudgins, q
acres S. R. Miller league 5000.
Chas. Allen and vito to A. F
and S. fl. Voss, IA acre III Bren
ham 800.
I. W. Allen to Cam Fair ~ acre
IN Chappell Hill $3.50.
Asa Pennington to J. W. Webb
lot in Brennan S125.
V. E. Herbst to Chas. F. Herbst
lot in Brennan 81 and other con
siderations.
Chas. F. Herbst to V. Il. Herbst
? lots in Brennan, valuable con
siderations.
W. H. Low and wife to Mrs. B
B. Ladd, 2640 acres Lassiur league
/ $4,000.
/ VIM. Seidel to Eliza Wilson / l.
acres Wm. Prior league 500.
| j. r. Swearingen to Jennie Char
! les, SO 81 acres James Walker
league s475.
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County Court.

Criminal term Monday. The
following cases were disposed o
to-day:
The State VS.. Henry Williams
disturbing tho peace. Appeal from
precinct No 2. Appeal dismissed
The State VS.. Andrew Carter
theft of property under the value
of $40. Plea of guilty, fined slt
and costs.
The State VS.. Nick Gentry, I'M
lawfully carrying a pistol. Jury
guilty; fined S25 and costs.
The State VS.. ]. Il. Holt, unlaw
fully carrying a pistol. Jury
guilty; fined s25 and costs.
The State VS.. J. II. Holt, aggra
waited assault and battery. Jury
guilty of assault and battery; fined
IS and costs.
The State VS.. John Napoleon
theft of property under the value
of $40. Plead guilty; fined SIC
and one day in Jail.
The State VS.. Squire Spencer
aggravated assault and battery
Plead guilty; fined S25 and costs.
The State VS.. Sam Young, agra
waited assault and battery. Jury
guilty fined S25 and costs.
Tuesday-Ned Porter, Jr., col
ored, theft of property under the
value of $40, jury guilty; S25
and % days in county Jail.