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Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
A WONDERFUL DlpOk.

Just puttbhed, and f.r sale by the redi-
csl book dsTlers. or niay bs had direct from
the Gotcor-
MaNHCoD, wOMANfOODi
An e1h gnstiye treatise Ss1dal Exoess.
es. tie droases arising from tbsDi. and Their
tTestu.pt and core: also brief lecture on
Epbletsf aud other NeTvonr Diseases. sho~.
ing the relationship existing b-tween the
Sexuai md Nervous System. By Dr. s. A.
X cfsosD. 81 J.eeph. Missouri prie si.5J
FniIy illustrated ,Bd elegantly boond, CON
taining over 30 pages.
This wonderful book vye.ls the iEnsr
mos secrets ~ nrture. and j., in fact. a key
wl,ch 'DeEs the booa VI knywiease, and
plucks ieaysa OF healing from the tree OF
life. II treats of subject which are ri i'm.
nense val'.e to every man. woman and child
in the land. and will. iB sll ., ,obabiiity, sav-
years of sickness and fortunes IN doctor
bills. Agents wanted everywhere. both
male nnd female. Send at once and get
agents circular.
The Samaritsn Neryins can be obtained
At Watkins Bros. Drncgists, kingman and
Mineral Park. rrios &l.50.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
se.s Up rss resty L.-.~.y.

Ths eass Of the Territory Of Arizons:
aa.inst the tvo WaIispsi Indians, Ted anG
Nisasr. CHARGED with petty laroeny. carns
sp bsfors Jodgs Hyde On wsilnssdny last
and rssoitsd in their being sent 10 the
souuty Jail for thirty days each. The tw'
lsdisns vent into FseldinR's store in Hack.
berry. and stols hvs- bii4r gold p'scs
some silver and Ave shirts. After being ~.
. sssd they e,nfe,ssd the crime and rsstor.
I'd the property.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
Attt ntiss! yiskssc Rises.

There will be 4 meeting of tie Mobsve
Rifles ON Sunday nsxs, Oc b-r 3rd. nt 3 i.
M, At the Court Louse. EGsinsss of in.
p,rxnce will oon,s before the meeting and
.. srv member Of the o,mpany must bo On
h4nd.
X srET DYaK.
Captain
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
yI~,esss.ss sf ,asa,s.i soI..os.

A physician Of large experience re-
markell the o:i,er day that when he be-
gan the practice OF medicine ne WAS
worried becaass psopls put 20 little con.
fslence in him. and nov he was trOuoied
because they trusted his judgment SO
Implicitly. He seem-j ~ think that ~
be thou ,bt infal.ioie was far msEe
buYJensoEns than To have ones faili-
bility etnphasiz,,d as in his younger
days. He nov recognizes the limitation
Of medical science. Advertiser.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
The Bees Ideal Civilization.

The bees have an ida q! civilization, In
which IL fellow turns idler and stands
ON tho corner 10 osie the females they
sting him to death AMI drop him down
as food for the ants.-Washington DC.
Ian In an Interview.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
CLsHtaTs bALAzss,
Defendant.

y 4
TbS Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10
Clesaents sai.xsr, 1,etendant.
YVa re hs reby summoned "a sppesr b.
fore nae. at my fics in kibpmsn. hingfnnB
PrvsiIct, iD ri,e County of Mohsvs, On tbs
l1th day of Negsipt,pr. lsSC. Kt z o'clock
p. n, IN sn ectiob bfou2ht aasi,,st you by
sad pi.iIntiff 10 answer the Complaint VI
the Ht,oye med plsintiff.
8 sd acfsn is brou hit TO resoyer Two
Hundred ard Nile and So lD D,iisrsf t1S,.
53- TO, for 81 day W"rh on the Miss, -sippi
mrnire G, ihi NJ s2D0 per day ard board
- i69isJ ard 44i.s, bsiance a eecoant due
~ Bs,a,i-F & fp'p. sior. ~ kmetaan assign
ed Ia pl,ibi.g Latri wss Jefforued frop
As,ril l2th ~ July 18th 1886 or Judgment
viii be / ken 81 mat y.'y for the "a, amount,
together viii c.-ts II this suit If yen fail to
appear and answer.
To the sn-ria or say Ct4a,ai;e Of .aid
County, Grsetiny: .r.
Make legal r-,yso. and dGe ro.srn thereof.
Given nndsr my hand sbi. lith day of
SepteiI Der 1856.
F.. r. Watkins.
4 Justice Of tie Peacc In ard for said
srtoiiict.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
J. K. SEARS.
"A s. s. AVER.
MINERAL PARK.
ARIZONA.
oiiieo at Ray,nond's Concentrating
Works, is!os town.
~ Prompt returns guaranteed "A
Charges reasonable.

W000 flfl0b presents Qivsn sway.
ISend Us csnts p,.ssaes.
and by mail you Will rst
free package of goods Of large vxi,ss hsS
wiii start ypn In work that will ss opes
bring you IN money faster thar snytiiae
presents with each boz, Aoeute vrntsl
ever where. of either sex. Of 81 ages. A,v al
thr iitae. or spsro time only. to work for -
~ their osn homes. Fortuncr for al work.
ere ahso'utely assured. Don't d~ls-. N.
HAi.LETr Co. PorflsnS, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

Instead Of ssud,ag yoaf fars and skins
the Board of Supervisors for ths nssar
bounty allowed BY Law. send to W. Gould
pee, u Boston. n iss.. for his prio-s. NJ
,ioo .dspss makos = spsoislty of dealing ~
furs, skins specimens of w,b game, Al,
sich. and will pay the highest N .rk,t r.iss
70: them. Bes his sdv. In su,thsr oolu u.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

Ne Stations.
Through tickets to all the principal cities
east and wesi on sale At the following sta
tions. Albucnsraus, Holbro,k, winslo~,
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingmap, Pres
cott and the Needles
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

UnI DIOR working psopls. ssnd 10 sss
HItI post Sc. and We viii mai you
YEsga royal. vsinHble safutts hon
OF fe,..s that will put you in the way of
making more money in few days thaa
YOU ever thought possitle nj AN, Srsisess-
Capital n"t required. You can live at 100
and work in spare time only, or all she time.
All o both sex.s, ~ al aees. gyandiy sus.
csssful; 10 cents TO ~ earned every svesins.
hat Hli who wrnt ~ wosk may tsss tie
nnsirrss. we niske this upTsr.iIrlsd vRss,
TO nl wb" sre not s-il satisfied ~ s,.i
end ~ y psy forthe trouble Of writing us.
PnIl pir;ienia,s. difect,. NJ. etc.. terrf Ire
lBimsrss pay absolutely sure for all Who
start once. Don't delay. Address SrrH.
sos Co.. Porti.rd. M.ins.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

mIn sore M rev hs, 81 rnv.tine 80
Vhv ."ki- an agersv ~ sbe r,sSt
er 49, rec,'-vs~s
90 s1aoA1y. y ne fail Tsyns fra. HAz-
- 49, Co.. H~4Qn1 49,
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

MAAtOoD! HUAksnoOD!
An eAhsGstive tre%'i-e on Sexpal Lx.s...
-. the disc sses aT'sipe frOai them. a. A
tbsir sfentn eSt ard cure: aieo q bY,tt ,r~
iure "n Epilepsy and other Sorvocs l,,..
vdscs, showing the .c'stfon.hfp cxi.tine b !.
iSesn the sssual Ei.i Ntfyous S,rhm. ~
DE. y. a. BIcHx'sp, 81. Jvse,,b. " srs o.. |,
Price 80. tuiiy illastrhted and eIsLsn.. !.
~ bound. containing over 20 pages.
This wonderful book revcsfs the inner
moe; secrets Of nature, sBd Is. In fact, q
Reg which oysns the book of knowlesSc~ md
Pibcs. leaves u healing from the tree Of
iife. II treais ~ subjects which sre of I'm.
tiei.s' s'i!re TO sy"ry msn, woman ard child
W ils lhhd. Bnd viii, in all probability.
saws yesrs II sickness and fnrtsnss in doc.
bT b6is: Agents wanted eyerywhsrs, bcSh
tn"le ard female. Send AZ once snd ret
A. ATS circular.
- TIE SanEtit1r seYvino esn sivs n bs
tar'd "I Haikirs fos. siisgsiotes.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

A Canadian railway company has
fitted up number Of its cars witt
La.hiag facilities.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
DR.. Lieblg

90Stu3'h kuFixOShhI ~ pIlUttlveiy guarantee
W csrc nervous and physical debility. son,
ifisi vess knsss. lost ,nanho,d. sper,DsiOrrhss
ioss Of ensrgy, ringing and dixsinsst In thu
isssd. mslaochoiia. hopeless fsslinQs, proAta.
t0rFhsa. and all the results Of youthful i'm.
tpradeuce and sxcesses OF mature years. The
doctor, regular college physieian frop
Eur0ps will agrss 10 forfeit oae lIiausanc
dollars for cnsS she Inyigorator viii MOI
curs sndsr spseisi treatment snd advice.
This rsssou 40 many can mot get csased 81
weakness and the abpve discusses Ii owing h
complication. cslied Prost.toFrhst, whicl
requires pecnlisr trestm~nt.
DR.. Liebig's Isvieorator No. . In the onl,
poaitiye cure for proysatorriiea. Price -
~ithey inyisoratoY, ~ Isr bottle ;siI for {lD.
ssvat 80 any address on rsasipt Of price, or
q. O. D.. Responsible psrsona can ps,
when cared. str,ctsst ,,~orecy Maintained.
Patisnis cured st home. DR.. Lsebig Dis.
pen.sfy has IA Fisgant Drug btero IN To
Du u,iliag.
Ton frequent esacoatissn Of che BLADDER
ard Eopy Sedip~ns in urine are synptosns
II sssc1 1ndary Seminal Weakness aud Pres.
I. torrhea. Complaints readily yisld to the
Or. Lisbie Treatment.
Ordinary Cas@s-- A ny roo~nt sass Ut special
or private diseases eur~d for 60 RENE
dles sufficient 10 cure will BE- promptly sent,
with full directions ssd advice, on recSipt Of
f0 All packages arc aecnreiy covered
from observation.
Inyigorator Samples Prso.
To prove the wonderful no~ev i.ks sstsI
German IBviea-s.@ ~ ! .oS.t.s m either
neaibt Isil he sent frs-e Of charge. Per
sons ordering free bottle viii only hays 70
pty sxpreHsa9~ On delivery
Most pvvsrfui Electric Belts fFos 10 ~
tisnts. Consultation, examiaation and "a.
vice fr~s md private Gall 0r write.
DIR. LfEBl0 h co, NO 0sary ST.,
Prvats Entrance. 1ns Mssm ~. q. r.. Cal.
Jniv1 aDsf
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

Uubserfbsrs TO this paper vii sonfsr =
favor by ssodins notice If any irrsgulAritJ
n il dslivsry to this once.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
Absolutely PuTc.
Summons.

In the Juaia-'s Court OF kiag,psn Psv-
s,inet. of'tEs county OF Molays. Territory o<
Anzons.
HEssS Rosi> ps. 80 s@
flaintih e
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26
\ wsNDERTUL is0Ok,
MAsnOopl WoMANnoopl

srsi pniiishSa. aud for ssle by the nstiies,
author.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-26

Trains on the AtIsnfic and y ci6c R.ii-
rossd Are run 0n Mountain or Sfsndarc Time.
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LAWS TO PROTECT THE POOR MAN.

The demagoguc tells you that
the laws of Texas have all been
made in favor of the rich and
against the laborcr. The statute
of our constitution says that the
dcmagoguo tells base and wotul
faIschood. Let us test the matter
and see.
FIRST. Our constitution says no
man shall be imprisoned for debt.
Second. Our constitution says
the homestead of family shall not
be sold by forced sale or execution.
Our State laws set aside the home
stead all household and kitchen
furniture, two horses, wagon,
buggy, or carriage, to the family,
provisions for twelve months, all
farming implements and they can't
be touched tor debt also five milk
cows and calves, and hogs and
sheep. The mechanics tools are
exempt from debt. The wage
workers wages cannot be garnlsh-
cd. 1t matters not If all these par
tics owe for the clothes that they
have worn and the victuals that
they have eaten, still they can hold
their property and the merchant
and groceryman can whistle for
his pay. The mechanic has lien
for the labor he performs and may
hold that lien until he gets his pay.
Do these laws look like they are
made TO Cypress the poor man and
the laborcr, or are they in his
| favor.
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SOME PALACES IN REGARD TO DIET.


l. That there is any nutriment
in ''bccf-tea made from extracts.
There is none whatever.
,. That golatine is nutritious.
1t will not keep a cat alive. Beet
tea and gclatinc, however, possess
certain roparativo power, we
know not what.
,. That an egg is equal to a
pound of meat. and that every sick
person can cat them. Many, cspc-
cially those OF nervous or bilious
temperament, cannot cat thom, and
TO such eggs arc injurious.
I. That because milk Is an inn
portant article of food II must be
forced upon 4 patient. Food that
y person cannot endure will not
cure.
D. That araow-root is nutritious.
1t is simply starch and water, use
full as restorative, quickly pre-
pared.
6. That cheese is injurious in all
cases. 1t is, as q rule, contra-indi-
Gated, being usually indigestible
but 1t is concentrated nutrimcnt,
a wastercpalrcr, and often craved.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

THE Austin Statesman of Tues
day makes strong appeal to the
Democrats TO stick to the straight
ticket and vote for tho nominees.
In regard to the State ticket this
is sure to be done, but in county
affairs politics have to a great ex-
tent lost their efficacy. In strong
Democratic counties in this state
party nominations have been al
lowed to lapse, except perhaps in
the large cities where the popula-
ton is mixed. In cases where there
are no political nominations the
voters usually elect good men for
officers. Party politics is all right
and proper where party issues are
involved, but in county and NUM-
cipal affairs the very best men are
needed; their individual politics
having nothing to do with their
ability to honestly and impartially
discharge their duty as officers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

THE Houston Age of Saturday
last gives an extended history of
BRENNAN BANNER which was estab-
lisbed in the spring of 1866 by
Major McGary, now known us
"UncIe Dan'l," of the Age, coming
down to the present management
of the BANNER, which commenced
IN 1876 the Age says:
Mr.. Rankin conducted the Ban
ner alone for several years. and
then associated with himself his
present partner, Mr.. John Levin,
and begun daily edition In con-
nection with the weekly and they
have made it so interesting that it
is copied from and quoted all over
Texas, and in other States, and has
been an active and valuable adver-
Using agency for the city of Bren-
ham and the county of Washington.
In that respect it could hardly have
Reen moro useful If it had been
.twlee its present size.
We would dislike, very much, to
sec its daily edition discontinued,
but its publishers have tested the
matter thoroughly, and are very
competent to determine whether
there can be patronage enough to
justify them in continuing it as a
daily.
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REMARRAHJE WIFI

There is, at Roberts, Hunt coun-
ty, Texas, a wonderful well. Its
waters have, it is said, never failed
to cure tho worst cases d dYspcp-
STA, dlaTrhea, sick headache, cramp
collie, etc. The water is now being
condensed SO that one gallon CON
tains eight, and it is being shipped
by thq firm who owns the well
to number of places In the State.
Joseph Tristram has made arrange
ments TO handle this water in
Brennan, and will sell it under
strict guarantee for dysnnTsia. etc.
DR.; TrIstram iSs the sole agent for
McEE."iuc's mineral water, at Bren-
ham. You would do well to see
him, if effected, as this Is natures
own remedy and will permanently
cure YOU.
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The second annual report of the
bureau of labor is in course of pre-
parat1on and will be much moro
comprehensive than the report be-
fore congress last winter. A
thorough examination has been
made of the relations of convict
labor to FREQ labor, and every peni-
Tertiary, Jail and workhouse in the
United States, where inmates are
employed in industrial pursuits,
has been visited by agents of the
bureau. The reports will be care
fully tabuIated. OF course we have
no means of knowing what the re-
port will be, but think it will be
found that the labor agitators have
been quietly of exaggerating
the competition of prison labor
with honest labor.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.
TIE STATE OLE TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Washing
ton COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded 10 cause to be
published for twenty days in some newspa-
per published in your county, the following
notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the estate of c.
II. Lawrence, deceased:
w. Z. Lawrence has flled in the County
Court of Washington county an application
for final discharge as administrator of the es-
tate of q. II. Lawrence, which will be heard
ut the next tom of the County Court of said
county, commencing on the Third Monday
in November, 1886. at the courthouse In the
city of Brennan, at which time all persons
interested in said eaiate may appear and con-
test said application, if they see proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the law.
and Of this writ make due return. Issued tho
9Th day Of October, 1854
II. N. LEWIS,
Clerk of County Court, Washington Co.
By \. NJ. kRUG, Deputy.
| hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct COPY of the origi-
nal Citation, now in NV hands.
W. L. DEVER Sheriff.
BY Il. S. NEBLETT, Deputy,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

There is no doubt but what the
cotton crop of this State, acrcag
considered, will fall short of the
last seasons crop. 1t would ap-
pear that because the drouth has so
seriously affected Il largo area OF
grain growing country in this
State, that an effort is being made
to make it appear that tho loss was
more than made good by our cot
ton crop. Texas with an increased
acreage, will not produce as much
cotton as she did last season and il
prices arc to be based upon actual
production, cotton is worth more
than it is now selling for.-Farm
and Ranch.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

A new use for the ant, apart
from his usefulness in pointing q
moral, has been discovered IN
Florida. A citizen of Valrosia
wants to send some of the big ants
of that region, called bulldog"
ants, to surgeons for use IN iaston-
ing wounds of tho intcstincs. He
says that if the edges of two pieces
of soft paper are held together and
a bulldog ant held so that he will
clutch both sides, and his head
be then quickly twisted off, the
ant becomes fixture IN that posi-
ton. He says that Spanish sur
gcons use the bulldog as suturcs
in that way.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

Tue Knights of Labor conven-
ton now in session at Richmond is
very largely attended. Governor
Lee, of Virginia, delivered an ad'
dress of welcome which was re-
sponded to in appropriate terms
by Grand Master Workman Pow.
derby. The first and most impor'
tant work to be accomplished by
the convention will be revision
of the constitution. There is seem
ingly a strong feeling against
strikes and boycotts.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

THE st. Louis Globe-Democrat,
a Republican paper that has said
more hard things about Texas and
Texans than any other newspaper
printed in the United States, is now
getting a great deal of free adver-
Using from the Texas press. Some
days ago it devoted two pages to
short biographical sketches of the
wealthlest men in over forty Of the
larger towns of Texas. Brennan
came in for her share of the write
up; the list was by no means COM
plete.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

Tennessee will petition the
president to appoint the widow of
Gen. Frank Cheatham his success
sor in the Nashville post-office.
After twenty years of peace, the
veteran died soldier. The last
sound that saluted his ears was
the rattle OF a wagon undor his
window, and his last words were,
"There go the troops-bring me
my horse. | am going to the
frnpt -
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

They tell good story of a boy
who was once sent on an errand to
a distinguished lawyer of Essex
county, Mass. Whom he returned
home he said TO his mother: "Old
Squlro-don'tk know much" "Why,
what do you talk so for?" was his
mothers response. "Coz he asked
me Where's your hat, boy" when
it was on my head all the time"
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COUNTY REPUBLICANISM.

The Republicans in this county
arc making a strenuous effort to use
the party whip upon some of their
members who are not as we'll post
ed on political affairs as they
should be. The BANNER knows
that tho Republican party is both
large and respectable, more than
that, it is the dominant party IN
many states in the union, and that
until the 4th of March 1885, it was
in full possession of tho national
government. This is n free conn
try in matters of religion and poll
tics and a man has as much right
to align himself with the Republi-
can party as he has to align him
self with the Democratic party. 1t
is question of privilege which no
one has the slightest right to dis
pute. No man has a right to OBJ
ject to anothers honest convictions
in political matters. In Texas the
Republican party is in hopeless
minority and the party is kept up
solely with a hopc that lightning
may strike and Republican presi-
dent be elected IN 1888, in which
event the Republican leaders hope
TO fill tho federal offices in tho
state. Further than this the Re-
publlcans can accomplish nothing
IN Texas. The candidates for
county Offices on the so-called Re-
publican ticket are using their best
exertioTrs TO make it appear that
the county election is a strictly
partisan one. The Republican
county ticket is composed of
chronic Office seekers who have no
special claims upon the people and
who cannot show any reason why
the candidates on the Peoples
ticket should not be elected. The
conservative people oftbis county,
without regard to party, have en-
dorsed the present administration
by asking the county officers to
again become candidates, for tho
time beng they have LAID aside
all political preferences and pro-
pose to elect county officers be-
cause of their merits as such and
not because they are Democrats or
Republicans, whereas the Republi-
can or opposition candidates have
no claims upon the people further
than that their party should vote
for them upon purely party
grounds. There is no politics in
the administration of county af
fairs; the law being administered
fairly and impartially for all alike.
The present county officers have
been tried and have not been found
wanting. The finances of the
county have not been in q better
condition for moro than a quarter
of century, while during the en-
tire Republican administration of
county affairs covering nearly fiji
teen years the county was always
in debt for current expenses and
county scrip was at a discount and
the officers were accused of specu-
lating in it at the expense of the
taxpayers.
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A STATE convention of the Farm
ers alliance opposed to their or
ganization taking any part IN poll
tics is now in session at Dallas.
The representation is from al! sec,
tons of the state. Ono thing may
be regarded as certainty-it the
alliance, as an Organization-dab,
bles with politics Its days are num-
bered.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

GEN. W. T. SHERMAN, expresses
the utmost contempt for Jefferson
DAVIS, and MIR. Davis expresses the
utmost contempt for Gen. Sherman.
In the matter of contempt honors
are easy. While the animO6ities
growing out of the war may be said
to be over, the fecIng of tho poo
pie toward the two gentlemen
named is influenced to a great ex-
tent by the section of country in
which they were raised.
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A Boston whIskoy dealer bougl

A Boston whIskoy dealer bought
u cheap coffin, put a 4 rs gallon
keg OF rye whiskcy inside, screwed
u plato on tho lid of tho coffin, on
which were engraved the name,
age and birthplace of the alleged
corpse, boxed the coffin, as is u.s.
ual, and shipped it to town in
Name. There an undertaken took
charge of the box and drove ten
miles into tho country before the
coffin was opened and the liquor
removed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

Here is a new invention that is
perhaps destined to change the
present mode of baling cotton. An
exchange says;
Mr.. Thomas Workman, OF Lau-
rens county, s. c., has invented Il
cotton press which packs round
bale. When the cylinder is run
down the ties are all fastened and
the ends of the bales closed up. A
pair of scales will be attached and
when the amount of cotton desired
has been put in bell strikes. A
patent has been applied for,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

Tue Austin Call calls the Demo
cratic county convention of Travis
county an "aIieged" Democratic
convention and it intimates that
every man of them will be defeated
by the Independent candidates.
At this distance we are not pre-,
pared to express any opinion in re,
gard to Travis county local poll.
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