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sincere pleasure l respectfully sub
NIT 10 you the following report ofthe
Latter-day Saints College, for the
second term Of the fourth academic
year, which began January G, 1880,
and which ends tomorrow, May 3,
1880.
TIE ATTENDANCE
During the term is represented by
the following staiistics-Acaiemic
Department 50 registered Inter
mediate. Department, III registered.
Total, .3S.
This number Comprisc.-Males-
i27. Females, los. Total, 283.
These students hail from the fol-
lowing places:
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COMMENTS on THE DECISION.

THE Denver Mars OF May y
commenting on the decision Of the
Supreme Court Of the United states
in the "AiOrmon'' Church case,
says:
"The Mormon church, so-called. is
meetign its fate in The supreme Court
OF the United States. That eminent
body OF juris.s have never missed m
opportunity to administer It p blow
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SUMMARY
The Departments.

THE INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
Has been conducted as during the
period covered by my last report,
in two divisions. Instructor vii
lard Done has continued Ia charge
OF Section y, and Instructor New
ton Nuyes has presiiy in Section
B. Instructor Miiilri Croxau has
devoted his attention to classes In
each Of these divisions. The CllsS-
work Of this department Is rs fol-
lows:
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.WAsHINGTOS, May p. Inc
committee on census reported the
bill amending the census act To pre-
scribe 7 penalty upon any super
visor or 0numerator who shall re-
eeive, or any per=on who shall pay,
any fee or other consideration IN
addition to the compensation Of such
service or euumerltJr. Passed. n
conference was ordered on the amy
appropriation biiis, and military
academy appropriation Till.
The House went into committee
Of the whole on the harbcr bill.
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Tm meetiHg- ~ the second an
uuaI convention Of trustees, 1ficers
and teachers connected with the
school or auizatioa Of he Church OF
Jesus Christ a Laiter-day saints
viii commence n the Social Hall,
salt Lake City, at 10 O'Clock an,
Tuesday, June g, 1880.
All memte-s q Stake boards Of
education and ofthe faculties Of the
Church schools are cordially invited
90 be pleseu.
NELFlED Wg5lE-TE,
President.
Gro. RElNULus, Secretary.
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This LET shows u total Of - classes,
holding ia al 1I3 weekly sessions,
conducted by instructors.
As hos been reported 20 YOU on
former occasions, We are suffering a
constant delrimeut from the fact
that students apply for admission
who are eulis-ly uuqualifei.
through lack Of training in rle-
mentary branches, TO pursue the
lowest studies Of this Department.
or necessity, the PASSING OF tss.
examinations has been made 4 re-
quisite for entrance, and upward Of
Sd have been denied uImittauce
during The present school year
through their inability To enter the
intermediate glasses. Il j. % be
sincerely hoped that Institutions for
preparatory s,uiy.uudcr the Church
school ~ stem, viii he established At
an early day within this city.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
has remained in charge Of Instulc-
tor Joseph Nels0n. The schedule
OF cia-s-wDTlS done in this ucparl-
mcnt is represented as follows:
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LONDON, May -. - The new
British gunb0at Thrush sailed to-
day 10 join the fleet OF the North
American and West India station,
under the command Of Prince
George, second son Of the Prince Of
Males.
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BERLIN, May 22.-It is stated that
Chancellor Caprivi intends 10 sub
NIT a measure TO the Reichs,ag, i'm
posing n tax upon all Germans in
eligible for service in the army ami
the German citizens who reside
abroad.
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CHICAGO, May 22.-Porter ErUs.
Company, agents fl- the California
Fruit Union, sold first California
apricots today at S. per box; first
black rartariln cherries from San
Jose at 500; Nacaville and New
castle cherries, So 10 SOS.
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NASHUA, y. H., May 22.-Rob.
bins circus train was wrecked this
morning. TIE train is piled up in
a total wreck. The los will he
heavy.
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E7EOI NY PLACE IN DEsEEET ON
j. Thursday Evening. two dark bay
Horses, aged 4 ycar- each one ui them
branded al on left shoulder. = hiud feet
white, tS few white HAIRS 10 tEc
head, II tic other one branded " On
left thiEh, bO:h had bal crs on when thcv
Left Any person aiding the same ur either
OF them VIII be literally rewarded By re-
tuTnirE them 90 me cg notifying me % their
Whereabouts.
Address WILLIAM z BLACK,
ddSs Nv nC-erct, Mi'lard CO.
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PITTsEUEG, May 22.-The general
synod Of the reformed Presbyterian
Church convened here this morn
ing. it, purpose Is 20 bring more
closely together the various
banrhes Of the Presbyterian family.
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Eyrnnd,- Cnptnrc.

PARIS, May 22--The government
has asked the Spanish authorities
Tor the eNtraditi0n Of Michael Ey-
raud, arrested az Havana for the
murder Of GoufIe, in Paris, last July.
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- T.: u II IT -

ILEwELTS.-IH Tie sixteenth Ward. MAY
-. OF heart disease, am, wifc Of II. Z.
LIevciy7, a=yd - yelr-- pcceasCdiwas =
native OF D0Wlal-, Giamorg4ashirc, south
Wales.
Funeral seTysces VIII be held a. nooa OF
Sunday next, IN the Sixteenth ward meet
inE house Fuclts invited 10 attend.
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SOMETHING WRONG.
Sudden Disappearance Of the Presi-
dent Of q Boston Publishing
House.
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Chancellor CapriTi Would Tax All
Germans Ineligible for
Army Service.
By Telegraph TO lzo NEws.l


BJsTJN, May 22.-TEg NcFGld
says: Clarence +. Jrwet,, presi-
dent II the Jewett Publishing Com
Iauy, has uisaT Feared and an over
issue Of stock IN the neighbogbOOiC II
700 has come 10 light. Steps are
being taken 90 get a.. the eSlct con-
ditiOn Of affairs Ester * LauTiat,
publishers, hold stock ia the com
pany.
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CHICAGO, May 22.-New York 81;
New Orleans as; 81. Louis -; Gin
cinnati SO, Chicago 80, WInnipeg
So.
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Dead.


BERIIN, May .2.-GeuuraI I'd
ward Frederick FTanSCCky has died
ut Wieshadeu.
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WAsHINGToN, ID. C., May ~
The engrossing clerks OF the House
expect TO send the tariff bill 10 The
Senate this afternoon.
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especially, your brother.
j. y. IALlfAGF-


Brother Glare W. Reid followed
with an instrumental selection.
"Sllvery Waves" rendered in his
usual oreditable manner.
Elder George Reynolds expressed
his pleasure ut witnessing the ex-
tension OF this System Of education
among the people Of Zion. The Cd
pOrtunities presented Tor religious
instruction by our Sunday Schools.
Mutual Improvement Associations.
etc, though extremely useful, are
stili inadequate % the needs Of the
children Of Zion,and hence the ne
cessity OF Institutions which will
afford facilities for such training in
connection with study in other
branches Of learning. The number
Of children attending these schools
testihes 70 the appreciation felt by
the people for the services rendered
by those who are engaged in i'm
parting such instruction. Notgith-
standing the attacks made upon
this system by those who are op-
posed 70 the progress Of the work Of
God, success viii attend the efforts
which are being made for the
secular and religious instruction Of
our children. It is necessary
That the whole man should he
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LOST OR STOLEN.

nNE BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD.
" branded STAR on ieft thigh. ly.- Bin
fCut waite, when last seen lad q hIckam1rs
or Leave VOID with joseph EIugt. q y
street, CITY Iva
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STFAYED.


4 IL FER SONS ARE HEREBY
"a waraed, under the penalty provided
by ordinance. uuL 20 remove tGc body %.
any dead animal, ug Ddal, Ur 9Th % auv
c,sCrIV1cl, without nrst notifying Tie
CITY scaveugcr, who viii Issue direction
log Us Disposal
WILLIAM SUuWEII.
City ~caycugcr, Room s. CITY Hall.
April Isth ls,p M
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ligatory on the church unless the ma
Iority OF all the presbyteries approve
thereof In writing.
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The work Of the fourth academic
yea. i now Of the past. The record
Of the same Is uyen for scrutiny.
and As justified by il. criticism n
vorab!e or adverse must Dc looked
FOR. IL Is the unanimous sDiuion
Of the teachers that the year now
closing has been . highly successful
one. There have been no signs OF
Tagging iuteTls. either among stu
dents or teachers respecting tie
wors Of the institution. respect
fully express the thanks OF the fac
ulty for the ever ready aid extended
to US by the board Of directors. and
especially by the executive COM
mittec. AMI ab0veail, we sincerely
acknowledge the hand OF Deity in
Cur behalf, the manifestations Of
which Divine presence have been
80 striking AS 10 he uumistakable.
Surely il is through the cuntinua-
ton II the fivo5s Of n beneficent
Providence that this institution has
4 being.
Re-Uectfuilv- ycur brotI,.r
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Prineipar's Report.

PRINCIPALS OFFICE,
Latter-day Saints College,
Salt Lake City, May ., 1890.
To the Sdn Lake Stake Board of
Education, eTo6FeiO Gse Board
Of Directors Of he Latter-dsy
Saints College:
Dear BTethren-with feelings Of
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tents Fancy BOrdered Handkerchief, st. Each
Gents Embroidered Initial Handkerchief, &c.

striped !SeerSwckers, II yards for $L0O.
Pacific LGUHS, II 100.
CEeriOfS. II 100
Tennis CIOth, ~ - 100.
ChGmOHRie Cloth. ~ f-2 cts per ygTi
Tict0FiG cloth, re II
PIaid and striped SUitiHgs fO~. -
Double WAN White 6 Cream Bunting. IG'. PER ya
DOable HidH SUitin9, zoe. per yGFd.
Double Uidfh Outing Cloths. I5r. per yqrd
English Hack To,ceIi'g, all pure Linen, I5r. 3D.
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4 DIswGEyUoUs DISCLAIMER.

CEo. RnNoLDz Secretary.
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whenever the chance was fairly pre-
scented. Twice within a few months
the court has rendered opinions which
demonstrated very clearly the views
Of the judges in regard TO the alleged
religion and It's rights, or want Of
riuLLs- rrr.Llrr thn Law
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study. Our earnest thanks are due
Elder Reynolds for his efficient aid.
According to their Church stand
Ing, the students have been recoru-
I'd rs follows:
High Priests, 1; Seventies, 2;
Elders, IL; Priests, S; Teachers, ?;
Deaeons, 90; total bearing Priest
hood, 50; lay-members, l39; non
members, ?; general total, .:5.
Our thanks are due the officers
and members OF the choir, who
have added 50 much TO she fervor Of
The devotional eXecises. Elder Ed
win Cutler has acted IS chOir-leader,
and Brother Glare W. Reid ~ or
ganist, 90 cur full satisfaction.
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sever
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with
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Admitted to Bail.

Mr.. Allen Wootan, the farmer
from the Flewellen neighborhood
who killed Bill Bivens, a colored
tenant on the place, last Wednesday
and an account of which was pub
lished in the BANNER, was brought
up before District Judge Garrett at
ten o'clock Friday morning on a
writ of habeas corpus so test the
question of bail, the justice of the
peace before whom the inquest was
held having decided that the de-
PENDANT was not entitled to the bene-
fit of bail. County Attorney Rogers
represented the state and Judge L.
Kirk the defendant. Five witnesses
in all were examined, Messrs. }. w.
Battle, Chas. Shanks, DR.. 7. T.
Shipp, Antony Flewellen and Jim
Hutchinson, the two latter being
colored. The testimony adduced at
the hearing was substantially as re-
ported in the BANNERS account OF
he killing. The two colored wit
snesses testified, however, in direct
conflict with the testimony of the
three white witnesses, but the
negroes testimony was contrary to
the physical facts in the case and
was discredited by their own state
ments. At the conclusion of the
testimony Judge Garrett decided
that it was a case in which bail
was admissible and fixed the amount
of the bond at one thousand dollars
which the prisoner readily gave
without any difficulty and was dis
charged from custody. His bonds
men were John Jackson, Ed Hughes
and others.
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JUDGE A. W. McIvER, chairman of
the democratic executive committee,
has called a convention for the 72nd
representative district to be COM
posed of delegates to be elected by
the county conventions of Washing
ton, Burleson and Lee counties, to
meet at Caldwell on the 31st of July
to nominate candidate for the next
legislature for said district.
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LIQUORS.! LiQlOTS! Liquors

JUST received two car loads IL
quors, consisting of Brandies, Gins,
Blackberry Brandy, French Cog
nae Whiskey-all grades-in bar
rels, halt barrels and 10 and 5 gal
Ion kegs. Also all imported
Wines, Liebfrauenmllch, Royal
Schwarzberger Brauneburg Aus
bruch, Nodhausser Ziltlnger &c.
Zwetchenwauer, Rudolph :BaGer
DanzIg Bitters, Peacock Gin, J.
A. Gilka, Schutzen strasse, No. 3
Barlin and all imported and
domestic Bitters.
T. KRENTZLIN,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
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The name OF the party who victim
lied AIessrs. Carlisle & Herbst and
the German farmer near Carmine is
Chas. Woldmann. Mr.. G. F. Herbst
intended to go to Bastrop after him
on Friday night, but to make sure
that the officers had the right man
in custody so that the trip would
not be fruitless one, Sheriff Dever
telegraphed complete description
OF Woldmann to the Bastrop author
tiles, but has not heard anything in
reply yet and it was not known on
Saturday whether the man is still
being held in custody or not.
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On Thursday night some time
during the small hours chicken
thief invaded the premises OF Mr..
R. Hoffman in the west side of town,
Just across the Santa Fe railroad
track. The back lot gate was broken
open, and then the lock of the poul-
try house. Every fowl on the place
was made way with.
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A Sound Legal oninion.

E. Brainbridge Mpnday Esq, County At
tolney, Clay county Texas, says: Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy re
suits. Ny brother also WIS very low with
malarial fever and jaundice, but was cured
by timely use OF this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr. D. L. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, KY,
adds a like testimony, SAYING: lie positively
believes he would have died had it not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward OF IS well as
cure all malarial diseases, and for all liver,
kidney and stomach disorders stands IN
eQualed.
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IS consumption 1ncurable?

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Morris
Newark, Ark, says: eva down with alb
scess OF lungs, and friends and physician:
pronounced me an incarable consumptive. Be
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, am now on my third bottle, and able
to oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finestmedicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,says: "Had
it not been for DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption l would have died of lung
troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am
now in best of health. Sample bottles free al
K. E. Luhn's drugstore.
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The people Of Brennan are Incl
dentally taking considerable inter-
est in the contest for the location of
the county seat of Grimes county.
The citizens of Nayasota have raised
tie sum of forty thousand dollars
and placed it in a bank to be used in
building a courthouse in case Nava-
sofa is selected, and in addition a
building site is offered free. This
bonus by private citizens is offered
as an inducement to get the country
people and taxpayers to vote for
Navasota. People here interested
in the building of the Huntsville,
BRENNAN and La Grange road ex-
press the opinion that if Navasota's
courthouse bonus is accepted that
town will not raise its pro rata for
the railroad.
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AT a business meeting of the
company On Friday evening the
Brennan Light Guard endorse /
Capt. Henry Hutchins, of Austin,
formerly adjutant of the company,
for appointments as adjutant gener
al of the state militia.
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SOME of the Polander tenants

SOME of the Polander tenants on
the Chadwick plantation east of
Brennan were in town on Friday
buying poison to kill the cotton
worms, which have made their ap-
pearance. As long as the weather
keeps hot and dry the worms cannot
do much damage, besides, it is
claimed that tie first batch of
worms never amount to anything.
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BuckIen,s Arnlca SaIye,

The best salyein the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblsins, corns, and all
.,.ln eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by R. E. Luhn.
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Momaia, Peaberry, Rio, Java, Mo.
cha, parched or Green Coffee.
Jacob & Eldridge.

THERE were too new applications
for membership at the meeting of
the Light Guard on Friday night.
The company will henceforth drill
only once a week until they get
ready to go to another encampment
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The Santa Fe route will sell on
July 80 and 81 round trip tickets to
Galveston, good to return in thirty
days, at 1910 on account of excur-
sion from st. Louis and Missouri
River gateways to Texas. This will
enable our people to Join excursion
parties from these places to Calves
ton.
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BUD WILLIAMS, colored, was ar
raigned in the mayors court Thurs
day morning for striking Francis
Henderson, also colored. Heplead-
ed self-defense, but was convicted
and fined So and costs. The negro
woman attacked him with a fork,
which she stuck into him once or
twice and was attempting to repeat
it, when he struck her.
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The knowing ones say that the To-
cal republicans will not put out a
straight ticket, but that another
ticket will be put in the field to be
known as the peoples ticket"
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JIM WHITFIELD, a colored gentle

JIM WHITFIELD, a colored gentle
man, was arrested by Constable
Boyd on Thureday morning and
lodged in jail on a capias pro fine.
Jim had been owing some ''trim-
mings" on a little case which he had
in court year or more ago, and has
been on the dodge to keep from
liquidating.
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w. T. WALKER

Has erected a large Photograph
Tent on Sandy Street, next to
Healy's hardware store, and is pre-
pared to do first class work at low
est prices. Finest Cabinet Photos
for only $500 dozen. -Four Gem
Pictures for so cents.
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Com! Corn ! {!

10 car loads of White sacked Kan
sas corn.
2 car loads Short Clear Bacon.
1 car loads of flour.
Just received and for sale by
II. FISHER.
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Nh. MUNDAY, the market gardener
Of this city, won four or five prizes
at the recent state horticultural ex-
hibit at Lampasas. He had some
watermelons on exhibition which
weighed sixty pounds. All of the
members Of the society spoke in the
highest terms of his exhibit.
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For Plum Pudding, Clarke &
Combs Fruit Jams, Jumbles, Golden
Crown Preserved Cocanut, Grated
and Sliced Pine Apple, Asparagus,
and Boston Baked Beans. Go to
SLOAN g. HoDDE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR pIsTRIcr ATToRNEY.

The Banner is authorized to announce
BEAUREGARD BRYAN as candidate for dis
trict attorney of the 2lst Judicial distr ct,
subject to the action of District Democratic
convention.
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The contractors and builders are
taking rest for the present, but it
IS expected that the sound of the
saw and the hammer will be heard in
the land in the cool autumn days
and that the mason with his trowel
and the hod-carriers will be familiar
objects.
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J. W. WEBB has instituted suit in
the district court against Moses and
Martha Branch to foreclose lien on
property for builders material.
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All who own Mules and Horses

All who own Mules and Horses,
take notice:
For six weeks we have had an
average of from four to SIX sick
mules daily with bots and collie on
my plantation. in Fort Bend coun.
ty. We used the "Bots and Collie
Specific" put up by G. F. Jensen &
Co., Burton, Texas, and lost only
one mule. Col. L. A. ELLIS,
Austin, Tex.
This Is the best medicine for
bots and collie on record.
C. ". REDDICK,
Manager of L. A. Ellis & Sons
plantation.
Remedies advertised in this
paper put up by c. F. Jensen &
Co., Burton, Texas, are for sale by
Jos. Tristram.
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THERE hasn't been peach seen in
the BRENNAN market yet this sum-
mer and there are not likely to be
any. However, there is an occasion
al tree to be seen in protected
places around on private premises
with few peaches on it.
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WANTED.

An experienced dry goods clerk.
Must speak English and Bohemian.
Recommendation required. Address
Lock Box %, Brennan, Texas.
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A COMPLAINT filed in Justice Cur
rvs court by Mary Hatley against
Ellen Sloan for abusive language
was dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton.
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The sanitary condition of Bren-
ham is better than q great many
other towns, but is not near so good
as it might be.