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nor RENT
TIE NEW POST BUILDING,
REAL ESTATE.

JF YOU Havo Property for Sale or
l. rent, and want your business promptly
and carefully attended TO, call on or address
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4 OST-One Dark-Colored Cane Rock
J. ing chair, supposed to have been stolen
aud sold ON pretense of taking for repairs.
Address CAUTION, Critic office.
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lleisrcfcrrcd to now as the late MI Cut
tir~
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RICHARD II. SYLVESTER, Edltor
WASHINGTON SEPT s, 1856,
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5= JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

A>z5sz GEN ERAL Is. II. ROBERTSON,
k-2Y having removed mis- office 20 No. 1915
ii street, corner Vermont avenue, Is prepared
10 transact all business appertaining to real
estate fire and life Insurance and will be
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PRNcE AtEVANpEus officers aye
urging him to keep his scat on the
Bulgarian throne, but the Prince will
not That seat is no longer marked
reserved for him, and he would at
any time be liable to election by a Rus.
stun usher The Prince has taken
leave Of his officers and will leave Sofia
September 10. But Bulgaria will be
taken care of, for the Car has &C.
ceptcd the proposals made by the
Bulgarian mobiles as the condition of
Alexander obdication and will recog.
nizc the regency, the union of Bulgaria
and Roumelia, and "will appoint Rus.
sian military plonipotentiary resident
at Sofia. Uuler these circumstances
1t is hard To sec what more Bulgaria
and Roumelia want. is equally diai.
cult to see whG, uosa the Car wants.
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IL house, with mod imps' on car linei
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EOR RENT-A Desirable suburban
IL cottage, with porch, shade trees and
horse cars convenient; Sl5; near 7th st ana
Whitney ave. s. j. GASS, 5l6 9th 81 n W.
NOR RENT-A lO-Room Pressed
IL brick front house; mod imps; IN pleas
ant neighborhood; cars pass the door Ap'
NV 10 las &, SpKIGG, 1924 N ave.
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6us1tis,mcgty n 1G,ce LlDcs Qadsr Ma btG
LsQitd hr,e ttDlss fOr - cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

John L eaIliVan and party ere %
Ne Mexioo. bouDd for sealtIe, maah q
a1aiF baggage arriving befs On the Geo.
W. EidsF. jack paDpasy q 90 the
steamer stats af California feT Port
land BaEks i ne8 10 Portland.
The Frensh MinisiEy haa resigned.
Concern & fails % Washinaton IN ~
aaFd - ths Prsssdsnf'a hsallh. He va
w0fas yesterday.
Ths Emperor Wiliiam disssnnfen-
ansss gFeaa demongiEafion1 % rs ap-
pfoaahine soih anniFsrsafT of he biffh.
RoEoss Arna ere burnina barns. farm
houssa and fofes1 Rrowth - scotia Caro-
IlnA.
Ths neW exiraaiti1n treaty wieh il
pan uas Chronological ~ tae kfsaideni
yesterday.
Czpiain 3 Riendi has ben Fsap1oInf.
ed 6ianal 0lnsar at faFa ToMnaana.
IonQuin pirMtaa have massasssa so
inlsgple1erl nn4 tHelss Easnch eoidisra
Ths 0sAnd Ensampnani q ths 8. A,
B. will bs hela "a B1 Laoain. bsglnnlhr
8nTt So. 1851.
AItnaysr, . WeaiIbY 1sw. h4a MA,
hin oncMRs fr1m Paris nEiuan. wherI
ha wan e6nen4d faF eua .sS,f. 80
s sGna11fsn hsx bssn ersalod thaTshT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

CIx KRKeH MII.K cows NOW ron
~ nels - tee CllY LlEuEF 81ahia onrner'
I lall4 an4 Aeia elf9ssA The4 ars rirke -
eAllAAa 80 rNztlc1lRElF a4area1 fF
iA:sa uaA an AhLEN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

NEw YonK. Dec. 8.--The arrest Of tbs
alleged jaEy tamparsFs yesterday oaua.
ed the c0art room, wheEe the pfeosed-
lnae In the trial ef ex Alderman Me-
Qnade are going on, 70 b orosded With
large audieaoe. lt vas understood
that kalkenbura, who attempted 10 ap-
pr0ach taiesman Gray, would be ar
FaiRned before Recorder smith on The
charge of embraesry. which Is zoe legal
tsFm tor tamporing With the Jury.
shortly after Recorder smith took his
seat, an ofiioar aTrAianed before him an
undeTsiBed man wearing biaek mus
taehe and hair. BE told the clerk that
bis namgwas FeFman EalkeubuFa, and
lawyer Hummel stood up and said thai
be represented The prisoner. Hammet
said his client wAa q tailor By trada and
81 years old. He read q wEittsn roply @
tko charge fFon bic client. Et declared
the accused innooent Of intention 20
commit any anenae, and stated that "a
merely montionod The nama Of Ne
onAde to Graz, and, Hummel Wont oni
III was about 30 add that GRAY iniro.
duc0d the euhioct himsslf.n Ralkum
baF9 waived examination and Was held
n $1,000 bonds for trial. He vas allou
Cd 10 remain In the court room unit
oail eopld be psoaafea. he was bailsi
later IN the day. TIE Meonade trial
vas thea resumed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

VmKvAnD HAvm (MAas.), Dee. g.
An unkno8n shFos- -masiod schooner has
aeea ashore os L'Hommedieu Ehoal.
vineyard hoana, sinea yesterday, wilh
alanale for asaiatanes flying. OWING %
the nogthwees gale Which b prUvailina.
no asaistanos can Feaah her. Tho go IL
breaking ovaK her, Mnd she ID covered
With lee. u d believed she ID ne Wm.
7. Donnelly. Captain Baass1t, from BAL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

NKw YonK, Dee. 8.-Ths boon 10
mining stnak wae oontingsd today on q
aomawhat diminished scale, ana specn-
lAtie1 has tnrnea for ths timB baing
from the Comslocks % ne iou prieed
securities. AmonG thoss most aeliEo
wsfa stats linn shares, Oriental. KILLER.
Silver Clid snd CantRal Arizona. alI a
which advanced fFem 10 % IS osnfs 20
day. The heaviosi tzading Wau In nuaFo
Funnal but she aaEaaes brou4ha out 20
mueh sock that eeslina % Uants waa
recorded from ths olosinR aala q lsss
ufQht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

DHEnoEF. Dsa 4-Ths DsiFoit pips
and fo1ndgy oompaniea we're baFBed
ehin morninR, tagathaF with thousands
Of dollars worth % machinery and pal-
terra TIE less d eStimatod e oioo 00o;
assured for e70.O0).
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

WAazKNaToE, Dee. a-Toaai rsesipls
from internal Eevenns daring lba ARA
eaEEeaponalna period q LAST rear. IhaEe
Waa . dscgaans % 91.7aA.o0o il oallao-
tons from spirits. 80 inaFeaaa % e3S.-
co from tooacoa. "a inoraass % 81 80
frum fermentad liq1ofa, nn4 ~ innfoAas
cf 9I1l0Qo on miaeellnleau8 itamA
Comminsipner Miller said tha recsipls
foF the pFes1Ha hseai year aFe ahlai
81 60.Qo h exnaax e TIE EaoaipaB foE
last year, netwithEfanaina the laFRn de
srsAss shpWn d eollssiioss Ger GEsl
quAEtsF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

WkuuNuTuA, Dsa. s.--Charsus d. MOI
tn1, e Maine, - ba ComniEiaues e.
NaxiHaaioas =. h. Caldasil, af Inaiana.
% be Dapa1y Heeund Andi1ur ag ihe
% - DoputF ktish Au1itsR u lhe Traas.
BE- DeRafg Aa<nF ~ tha 3reaGnrY fBI
fsa R1at O&AN DspaFima1t; 1ahn Ne
Ca1sIlg. - ~ oollssiol e Cu1luug loI
NJ Di4lsisa e Alaaka; Jamas NaNaa.
ara ~ killa0la % 6a kndlAn AaNn6 a.
CeieE11e Eis1E, AElzonA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

PAnm, Dec. 9.--Dr. Colin. of Paris,
road . paper before the Academy Of
soisnoes today, showing that ths an
nnai average number 0f deaths from
Eablea in France Is Is, and that sinss
n. RasaauE began hia course Of treat
ment The sane number % patients have
died. According 70 oidoial statistics
the number of persons bitten bv mad
animals last year In France was 85l.
while n. Pasis1F has treated III pa
tlenfs. DE-. Colin oaneiudag that the
RaateuK system ID Of doubtgul elloieney,
end be 4 alarmed for the results 81
virulent innooulatisn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

PhnzR Deo. an. Eriatti, Who hnn
tasted 50 days. fsll lsday from extreme
siAnA whieh has been IN aakandanee
upon him daring hia lonQ period og ab
furiher Fsaponsihility IN the matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

BuMHus AxREa. Dec. 3.-8eventeen
nsw eases Of eholeFa we're reported Ia
this city yesterday, and nina deaths
from the dl1saaa occurred hara. 10 ko-
sarie "a new cases we're reported. and
there we're 8 deaths. In CoEdoya there
were II rev easss and deaths.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

q asoo1d rata hotels and fea1snFanta IN
e. EeqniFed hy lau under penalty az ESQ
1na. 1Ao Gases we're continued ons
wook undar 91o0 bonds sanh. Thla a
regarded &c : teei oase.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

SANTIAGO DR CHTLI. Dec. 8-Tbe neu
Cabinet is made up as follows 8onoE
AntuneE, Prime MiaislaF; SanoF Ireirs.
Minister of FofoiGn ARaiFs; senior Val
deFama, Minister Of Justiee; senior Ed
wards. Minister of Finances. and SenoF
Pima Vicnnos Minister of War and
Marine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

REkApzERmIA, Dse. Aha noeoI
loom tnNRain carpet mnnufnrtnFuFs ars
oerloqaly eonlomplatln1 q gsaeEal loek.
o1l e al their We1eeE8 n q ahor1 lime,
II ozaaF 10 faRaElaA aha ia1teF n fhaiE
intention 30 saKika during she hury ssa-
sa1 q Trade, which viii he y JanuarJ
and RsbFnaFY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

Salea nf tie I've sessions az lha Gan
kranolseo Stock ExahanRa nnnrA vea-
lerdaY aggregated el.BI3 ahnraa Thia
ia stated . b probably the iaaaeal faR
any tao sessions b lAs past taR geaRa.
A Foagh estimate Givaa che wnlnn az
aalaa al 2ls0n10.
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NEWB0UER BROTHERS.
SHE STRIPPED HIM AND WHIPPED HIM.

SHE STRIPPED HIM AND WHIPPED HIM
NEW YORK, July 13.-John +.
Clarke, the junior member of the
firm of Bchman & Clarke of this
city, and a resident of Brooklyn,
began a suit in the supreme court
in that city yesterday for absolute
divorce from his wife, Mary, on
the ground of cruel and inhuman
treatment. Mr.. Clarke is worth
about $4,000, and married the de-
fcndant in 1862. They have four
children. Mr.. Clarke alleges that
for fifteen years his wife, who
weighs close upon 200 pounds, has
treated him as she would a refrac-
tory school boy. She has whip
ped and beaten him, and humilat-
cd him by destroying his clothes
so that he was compelled to re-
main in his bed through modcsty.
When he was in such u state of
subsection she would whip him
on the most convInIent spots. On
other occasions she threw knives
and forks at him, some of which
stuck in his clothes. Altogether
his life has not been q thing of joy.
Mrs. Clarke, through her counsel,
denied every charge, and claimed
that her husband deserted her.
She asked for aIimony, but upon
this question decision was resorv-
cd. The parties TO the suit are
among the most fashionable resi-
dents of the "Hill."
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Criminal term-Monday-Stat,
of Texas VS.. Columbus Digley, az
gravated assault and battery
plead guilty and fined s25 ant
costs.
State of Texas VS.. Caesar Fielder
alias Caesar Ferguson, aggravated
assault and battery, whipping his
wife; jury trial guilty ; fined S25
and costs.
State of Texas VS.. Philip Martin,
unlawfully carrying pistol; jury
trial guilty, fined s25 and costs.
E. G. Langhammer, deputy shor-
IF was fined $40 for failing to exc
cute a process.
State of Texas vs. Tom Holiday,
assault ; jury trial and verdict of
not guilty.
Six witnesses were fined SIS each
for failure to obey subpoena.
Tuesday. Tho only criminal
case disposed of was that of the
State VS. John Tom, colored az
gravated assault, jury trial, fined
S25 and costs.
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Lee County.

LEXINGTON, July 2O.-This sec
ton has been blessed with fine
rains. l was lately in Indepcnd
onco; crops are very good IN that
vicinity. Active preparations were
being made for the opening OF
Crane.Collegcr, under the manage,
ment of Prot. Fontain. l learn
that several scholarships in the
college will be given away. Har,
ry Haynes, of independence, will
furnish the particulars.
We have had several deaths here
lately. W. ". Hawkins, aged Il,
died last Saturday; Chas. Lees
wife died at Independence; Jack
Womack's second daughter and
Charles Smith, also died.
Our Grange is now booming, and
here in Lee county the Farmers
alliance is sweeping everything.
Cur people are strong for Gid
dings for governor and hope to
have q chance to vote for him.
S. n. J..
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by II. NJ. Lewis, county
clerk, for tho week ending July 81
1856.
| f. Schawc and wife to Thee
Schawc 9S ~ acres, Nelson SmitI
league, $1,000.
Il. B. Allcorn to r. Hoffman, al
interest in the estate of 7. J. All
corn, $500.
Washington county to J. f
Gray, 2 IL acres, PIevo league, OK
change.
fl. G. Mcintyre and Mrs. W. A
RIppctoo TO J. Ii. Holt, l 81 acres
Il. Gordon league, S35.
J. L. Lehman to II. Knittlc
1S3 $50 acres, J. B. Miller league
$4,000.
Dclttorick Finkc to J. NJ. Hons
100 acres, J. B. Miller league,
$1,000.
Sheriff of Washington county 10
J. II. Holt, 66 6-10 acres, VIM.
Gates league, $3.50.
Dan Conner and wife to VIM.
Mays, lot IN Brcnham Sl15.
Sheriff of Washington county 10
Julius Lehman, IS 5-l00 acres,
Scbricr league $685..
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81 sent an account OF s25 for col
lection" said a man coming into
the office of Dakota lawyer.
eyes, you did"
"What success have you had?"
"Sued him last week and got
it,"
CHATS good. Give me the
money, and tell mo the amount Of
fees and l will pay you"
"My fees are $50. l have given
you credit for the s25 collected
pay me another S25 and we'll be
square.
"Whatf" gasped the man; 81
don't see where l make anything
by collecting the debt.
Nothing, my dear sir, from q
money standpoint; but you have
the satisfaction of knowing that q
dishonest man has been brought to
justice"
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1t Never Falls,

1 have had blood poison evel
since October, 1885, and obtained
no relief from any treatment land
tried severaD until 1 commenced
taking Swlft's Specific. In one
month | felt is well as l over had
l also had a good appetite, and was
entirely free from the pains in my
shoulder and head, which had tor.
mented me SO long. Now all the
sores and swellings from my head
are gone. S. W. MoCARTER,
No. rs, Madison St.
New York, April 80, 1886.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8,
Atlnnta, Ga. 157 W. 23d st., NY.
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The SLICK CooN.-Bill Brown,
the coon whose escape from the
Jail was made part of history in
Saturdays issue, is not as slick as
he might be, if he had been this
item would never have appeared
After escaping he raised Il pair OF
ready stolen trowscrs which he had
"stakcd out" somewhere and pro.
cccded 10 Chappell Hill, where he
sold the garment for four bits-hIs
regular price for trousers. Con-
stable Jones caught Bill late in the
afternoon and put him in the Chap,
poll Hill Bastilc for safe-keeping.
Friday morning found Bill pretty
near out of the Bastile, he having
priced the door nearly off Its
hinges. Jones brought him back
and restored him 10 jaIl where fol
some time TO come he will be giver
the privilege OF the most secure
cage in the house.
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Rev. c. T. Clerk, a member Of
South Georgia Methodist Confer.
once, writes from TatDall county,
Ga: "Ono year ago 1 was taken
with rheumatism, and became al
most helpless for over three months
All the remedies used seemed to fail
until l commenced the use of
Switts Specific. l have taken five
bottles, and am perfectly sound
and vol again. 1would have writ
ten sooner, but waited to sec If the
cure was permanent. And now l
unhesitatingly recommend SIS.
as safe and reliable remedy for
rheumatism. L have confidence in
its virtue"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

The population of London now
exceeds that of any other city, an
cient or modern. New York and
all the adjacent cities and towns
combined, are not equal to two
thirds of it. Scotland, Switzerland
and the Australian colonies each
contain fewer souls, while Norway.
Servia, Greece and Denmark have
scarcely halfso many. Yet, at the
beginning of this century, the pop.
ulation of all London did not reach
100, 900 inhabitants.
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FoOD FOR RosEs.-Get some SCOT
from a chimney or stove where
wood is used for fuel, put it IN an
old pitcher, and pour hot water
upon it. When cool, use it to wa.
ter your plants every few days.
When it is all used fill up the
pitcher again with hot water. The
effect upon roses that have almost
hopeIessly deteriorated, is wonder.
full IN producing a rapid growth Of
thrifty shoots, with large thick
leaves, and a great number OF
richly tinted roses. Never des-
pair until this has been tried.
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Geo. Nelson & benson have add
cd bath tubs to their barber shop
and are now prepared to accommo
date the public. Price 25cts.
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TEACHER WANTED.-Male OF fe
male, for the 18th grade OF the
Brennan public schools. Salary
$50 per month. Address Z. B.
Bolts, stating age, experience in
teaching and qualifications. Ex-
animation July oath.
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Convention,

To the Democrats of the 73d Rep
rescntativc District of Texas.
A convention of the Democrats
OF the 73d Representative district,
composed of the counties, of Bur-
Lesson Lee and Washington, is here
by called to meet at Caldwell,
Thursday, August 18th 1886 at u
o'clock NJ. for the purpose of nom
mating representative to the leg
islature of the state.
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An enterprising exchange has an
article on Virtue in Washington"
1t makes a little less than two
Sticks" Really it is wonderful
how some OF these bright metropo-
Titan newspaper men can "pad." p
Somerville Journal.
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At the residence Of Alox Dement,,
near Burton, on the 18th INST, by
Rev. D. Il. Bowers, Mr.. NJ. G. De
MENT and Miss N. II. MERCER.
The twain have stepped into
Lilies boat and are launching upon
the waters of welded bliss, and
may God peacefully guido their
boat onward, until their mission in
this sphere is completed, then may
their spirits be waited into tina
Haven of Rest. X.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

As l have made arrangements to
handle Ice this season for tho 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.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

Properly enough MISS Rose
Cleveland Is firm with her PUBLISH
ers, but the wisest thing she has
done yet Is that percmptory order
about the advertisements. Adver-
tisements In some ofour best maya
zines are disgracefuI and contemp-
tble,-Washington Republican.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

Senator Stanford, of California,
it is said, is tired ofpubIic life, and
will resign his seat in the United
States Senate at the close of this
session of Congress.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

Have used Tongaline in several cases o.
neuralgia and rheumatism, with marvellous
success. Tongaline is an invaluable remedi-
al agent, and the remedy "par excellence
for neuralgia and rheumatism. l. L. Sisler,
NJ. D., Manchester, Ohio.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22
Merchant Tailor.

i'll. Ammons, fashionable tailor,
keeps on hand u large and com
pleto stock of foreign and domes,
tic cloths and cassimcrs of the
latest styles. He is prepared to
make garments or full suits at
short notice; 4 fit guaranteed.
Store in the Norton building, cor,
ner Main and Ant streets.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

Sam Muery has the only first
class lunch stand in the city. He
keeps imported saugage and
cheese; also canned meats of every
description. Lunches prepared at
short notice.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

Rare bargains for the next week
at the FARMERS STORE-Goods
at absolute cost to close business.
Terms for cash only.
WASH. Co. COOPERATIVE Ass.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

The store on the north side of
public square, formerly occupied
by C. W. Hess & Co. Apply to
WooD & Low.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-07-22

THE ball at Pleasant Hill on the
evening of the 18th was quite
largely attended and very pleas
ant time was had by the partici-
pants. Branham was we'll repre-
sented.