Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-14
CRY AND County.

SOME few peaches still in the
market.
SEVERAL cases of typhoid fevel
in the city.
ALL goods at Potter's cheaper
than ever before.
The city baby crop is unusually
prolific this fall.
THE city is well supplied with
fruits of all kinds.
Corn is retailing from wagons al
65 cents per busheI.
A FEW watermelons are still to
be seen In the market.
WooD- merchants are dong a
tolerably fair business.
The Brennan ice factory has
closed down for the season.
TIE cotton compress is kept very
busy and is doing good work.
New residences are being erect
ed in various parts of the city.
TnE state election is just 10 days
off, and don't you forget it.
ALL the candidates were expect
ed at the LaBahia fest Saturday.
SHOES all reduced IN price. A
Ludlow as cheap as 1915, reduced
from $3.50. c. A. POTTER.
FRElGHT business on the Santa
= Fe railway seems to be steadily
on the increase.
Our butchers are now furnishing
their patrons with fine, fat meats
of all kinds.
CONE and see me on Dress
Goods. l am prepared TO figure
close. c. A POTTER.
SPOT CASH is paid for all cotton
brought to Brennan. Farmers,
make a note of this.
BRENNAN is getting her full share
of cotton this season, and is paying
spot cash for it, too.
Our merchants have in store
heavy stocks OF fall goods and arc
selling them very cheap.
QUITE large crowd wero in the
city on Saturday from the country
and trade was brisk.
1 WILL sell sell cheap the very
latest novelties in fine Dress
Goods. c. A. POTTER.
DR.. J. D. RANKIN, Col. Mills ap-
ponent, is a stralghtout greenback-
or and prohibitionist.
THERE is not a town or city in the
state where goods arc sold cheaper
Tor spot cash than Brennan.
The building now occupied by
the postoffice is soon to be convert
ed into frst-class bookstore.
Mr.. WILHELM is busily engaged
in erecting his new plow factory,
near Amsler's warehouse.
CLOTHING, Hats and Shirts, all
sizes, from little boys to big men,
ali at a reduce figure.
e. A. POTTER.
Gov. IRELAND and Hon. r. Q.
Mills spoke at the LaBabia Turn
er's fost, near Burton, on Satur-
day.
ATTENTION is Called to the adver-
tlsement of candidates ball at Der
lin on the evening OF the 18th
inst.
FINE Dress Goods, T-icots, fine
Stripes, Tailor Sulrings, Ladies'
Cloth Cashmiers, Cobble Twills,
and all the Fate styles. G. A. POTTER.
TIE Santa Fc track, in the yards
IN this city,is being overhauled aud
new improved ties are being laid
down.
YoM KIPPUR, or the day of
atonement, was appropriately OBJ
served by our Hebrew citizens on
Saturday.
SMALL factories and more rail-
roads is what Brennan needs to
mako her prosperous and her peo-
pie happy.
THE Lindeman Brothers are
overhauling and charging their
shop-getting ready for an increas-
cd business.
THE Central railway have placed
the crossing on North street, near
Wood & Lows lumber yard, in
-passable condition.
For the past two days VIC have
had a warm norther. Look out
for cold snap-may be; this is
not a prophecy.
ATTENTION is called TO the double
column advertisement of d. &.
Stone & Co., real estate agents and
insurance brokers.
WHAT'S the matter with thC
Frohsinn soclety? There has moi
been an entertainment at their hal
during the past six months.
Two colored men were arrested
Saturday evening by deputy
sheriff Langhammer, charged will
disturbing religious worship.
BABIEs.-Mr. r. Stuckert is tb,
father off fine baby boy; while DIR
Williamson announces the arriva
OF another baby girl at his house
The Brennan steam sausage fac
tory is pushed TO its utmost capacl
ty to fill the orders pouring in upol
them from different points on th