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Evening journal., 1890-09-09
THE FRONT STREET BURGLAR.
Colored People Engage in Fracas
Numerous DRINKS

eolored People Engage in Fracas.
Numerous DRINKS.
at the Municipal Court this morning.
James Marshall, drunk, was fined 81 and
costs; Jacob August, drunk. ST and
costs; Joseph Tomlinson, drunk. $2 and
costs; J. I. Mansfield, drunk, ST and
costs; John Filler, drunk, So and costs
Ebenezer Moore, colored, drunk. Sl and
costs. The case against William TAYLOR
Tor assault and battery, was on the
solicitation Of his wife, dismissed on
payment of the costs.
Martha Williams, Allan Thomas. and
Thomas winchester, were charged with
assault and battery on Virginia Broden
After hearing the testimony, the court
dismissed the case against Williams and
winchester and fined Thomas So and
costs. James Peiner. colored, was
charged with breaking into the house of
Joseph Stritt, No.4ll West Front street
last Tuesday night also attempting to
enter the house Nod West Front, Sun
day night. The chief evidence
against him was of Olikia Stritt
wife OF Joseph Stritt who
testified that the prisoner had attempted
to enter her bedroom last Tuesday about
II o'clock and succeeded in getting in a
few hours later. She did not well recoq
nize his face, but from his general an
pearance she believed him to be the
man. John F. Jackson swore be saw the
prisoner attempt to enter his boarding
house early yesterday morning. The case
against him was continued until Thursday
morning $500 bail being required for his
appearance.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
SUSSEX FAvoRs CANNON.

Convention Opens at 1e 40 O'Clock
and Organizes temporarily.
n Despatch to EVENING JOURNAL
YER. September 9-12. 3O-The
x county caucus named Henry w.
on as its choice for Congressman.
anon will be nominated BY ]. Frank
b, Esq, who hsd been spoken Of as
val.
rs oclock-The convention was
to order at 70 40 o'clock by James
bwill, chairman of the State Central
|nittee.
liam G. Spruance, Esq, Of New
county, was made temporary
pan on motion Of Levi G. Bird. ESQ.,.
L. Hynson was made temporary
larry.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
LAST EDITION
REPUBLICANS CONVENE.
DOVER ALIVE WITH POLITICIANS
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.

The Republican Party of Delaware in
Convention Assembled Richardson
aud Cannon Have No oppositiOn-A Re-
cess Taken.
The Republican party of Delaware
held its annual convention in Dover to-
ay, and interest centres in the move
aents Of the delegates at the capital of
he state.
The preliminary business of the dis
rict committees and the work Of the
convention, which assembled soon after
l o'clock this morning, are outlined in
he following kilograms from a staff
correspondent of the EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
|FFlcERs AND COMMITTEES.
Convention IA ifies the Cauou
Selections.

Convention IA flies the Caucus
Selections.
Despatch 20 EVENING JOURNAL.
Err, Sept 81 o'clock-The follow.
Fcers and committees were pre-
by the caucuses of the different
is and ratified by the convention.
-Presidents-First district, John
|les; Second district, New Castle
|, Colonel Henry F. DUPONT; Third
It, Charles Friedel.
hanent secretaries-First district.
Iastle county, 81. Lukens; Third.
George; Fourth, Robert Hoston.
|mittee on Permanent Organization
district, James NJ. Winchester.
|C. Bird. Franklin B. COL
Second, d. w. Corbit.
Green, ]. Thomas Price
Colby Smith, Benjamin HydornE
lark; Fourth, J. 1. Belts, E. R.
III. G. Houston.
8nittee on Credentials-First dis.
George Mccall, James Thompson.
Shortlidgs; Second, William Il.
4, 81. II. McMullen, Amos
II; Third, Kent county,
r. s Willis, Reuben Ross, j.
Fourth, Sussex, J. d. Truxton, D.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
THERE is NO coNTEsT.v

Caucus NJ Nothing About Candi-
ptes--spruance Permanent Chairman.
Pial Despatch to EVENING JOURNAL.
OVER, Del, Sept. 9-11.30 o'clock
Second district caucus made no
ltion Of convention candidates for the
son, as prominent member Of the
Gus said.
Richardson and Cannon are as surely
linated as are Reynolds and Causey.
re is no contest.
|illiam G. Spruance, Esq, Of VIII
gton, is the choice of the cauo us for
lnanent chrirman.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

d. B. Harris, who acted as manager
for Madame Marantette while she was
exhibiting at the Wilmington Fair, has
bought the celebrated horse File-maker
OF Howard Lewis Of Media for about
$1,000. File maker holds a champion
record for high jumping. Mr. Harris
took the horse AMI his celebrated dog
DO" to the Mt. Holly Fair, where they
will exhibit this week. Madame Marau-
tette will ride File m aker.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

D. Joseph, G. S. Layton, William Nc
Matt, d. o. Moore.
Committee on Resolutions, First dis
trict-Watson R. Sperry, William
Q. spruance, Benjamin Nields; Second
3. g. Bradford, ESQ.,, John Plleing,
George R. Townsend; Kent county. Third,
N. B. Smithers. George v Massey. J. r..
Hofecker; Fourth, q. R. Burton, ]. F.
Bacon, Eli R. Sharp, ]. I. Belts.
State Central Committee-First dis
trict, New Castle County, William
H. Pierson. j. Fl. Scott, Samuel
M. Knox. New Castle County,
Second district-John Pilling. N. B. Fur.
ris, Thomas ]. Sterling Kent county,
Third district s.. Willis, James
Pennewill, Edward Farrell. Fourth dis
trict-Eli r. Sharp, J. Frank
Bacon, George q. Hall.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

The steamer John A. Warner has
stopped her trips for the season aud *
now lying at the Hsrlsn and HolHnrs-
worth C1mpanys wharf. She has been
running from Philadelphia during the
summer, but as the season had about
closed, the steamer was taken of. The
steamer will be repainled and thoroughly
repaired during her stay az the wharves
this year.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Republican Cauoas Meeting.

A caucus meeting Of tbs Republican
First District Committee was held in i
Paul Browns Office, No CIT Market
street, last evening Paul Brown IL
Peter Cooper, Edmund Mitchell. Jr
w Solloway, William r Brinton. Thomas
Curlett, William II. Hanna. Frank a
Mitchell, Alexander Eeggs and Others
we're present. Henry G. McLear was
elected chairman for the First District
Committee. No other business was
transacted
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

A brown pointer, supposed to be mad.
ran up Chestnut street yesterday after
noon and bit several dogs on the way.
Several children were upon the street
but luckily none were bitten. Excited
mothers tried to take their children out
OF the animals way and many Others ran
excitedly in every direction. The doc
ran down VanBuren street to Front ana
then escaped in the direction Of Silver.
brook II was rumored later in the day
that he had been killed.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

AT the way our summer trade
keeps up. Other credit houses
have been Flooding along for
some time, while with us our
sales and delivery men have
had all they could handle.
The reason for this is the SUI
perb and complete lines of
goods we carry and the ex-
tremely low prices at which we
are selling them. 1t is true,
we are not making much
money, but then we are cut
ting down our stock and we
will have no shop-worn goods
next season; and then again,
we keep our hands employed,
and every tradesman knows
what it is to be fully employed
during the dull season. Our
new fall and winter stocks will
soon be coming in, and we
need all the room we can get.
This means that you can buy
our goods on credit at a price
less than you will be asked to
pay in cash by many other
merchants. Give us a call and
examine our
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Not This remple,

John 3. Temple. who is reported e
have attempted suicide at Hunt.
iingdon, Pa, yesterday, does not be.
long here. Marshal Temple.
who lives at Pennsylvania avenue
and Lincoln streets has brother named
John Brinton Temple, who he saws is
living at Altoona. Pa. The family knows
no further particulars of Mr.. Temple.
he was here On visit three months ago.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Repairing Third streat Rr,aoa-

Woramen are repairing Third street
bridge The end OF the bridge which
was damaged some time since BY a barge.
has been repaired and pedestrians can
now pass along the western side. The
barge carried part of the rail away with
1t but returned it yesterday The north.
ern end Of the bridge is now being re.
paired and new planking laid.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Horses Die of Lnck.iau.

Lynch & Leary. grocers. lost two
hcrses in the past two weeks. The
horses ran nails in their feet ana died ~
lock-jaw. There seems to be an epidemic
Of this terrible disease amor the horses
of this vicinity. as nRmoer Of them
have died flom it within a very short
time. The loss to Lynch & Leary Is
about $3.50, but the animals were il.
suraS
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
KENT COUNTY CAUCUS
ardson the Unanimous Choice of u

ardson the Unanimous Choice Of the
Delegates
al Despatch to EVENING JOURNAL.
OVER, September 9.-12 Is o'clock. -
Kent county caucus organized by
ing Ezekiel Cowgirl, chairman, and
lam R. Postles, secretary. The first
I on county choice for governor stood
ardson, 20; Hoffecker. 3; Barnard,
raper, 2; for Representative in Con.
b, w, D. Conner, 1 total, 40.
motion of j. Colby Smith the vote
made unanimous for Richardson.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

The tender on the engine Of the train
which left the Delaware avenue station
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ~
II 10 o'clock last night for Singerly. Nd
Jumped the track AZ Singerly. No de-
lay was caused.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Dover Poat omcn .rnnltnr-

Special Correspondence EVENING JoURsAL.
DOVER, Sept. {. william Willis. Re
publican, has been appointed ianitor Of
the Dover post Office, vice George West
Democrat, removed His papers have
been sent TO Washington for annrnval.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Base BAN Notes.

Short stop Sullivan, OF the late Will
mington Club, is now playing with
Newark. His record yesterday was two
runs. two hits. one put-out, six assists,
and no errors. Sullivan can play ball,
and he will push Grant for first place at
the end of the season.
The Chicago On. L) Club made but
five hits off Cheese" Anderson yester-
day. He played perfect fielding game.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MUCH BUSINESS DONE FAT LAST
EVENINGS SESSION.

Proposition to Have Practical work
Done by the Manual Training School
Pupils Brings Several Members to
Their Feet-ChaRges Among Teachers.
The Board Of Education met in regu
lar session last evening.
The regular report of the Committee
on Accounts was read and the payroll
of officers, $547 %, and miscellaneous
bills $s207O, total 1857. ~ were ordered
paid. The treasurers report follows:
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

And be convinced our prices
are rs per cent lower than else
where. Order now for next
season and save money.
1t is one of our rules of bust
ness to satisfy our patrons, and
any one purchasing goods
from us can return the goods
and get the money back if they
are not just as represented.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

Mrs, John Taylor Of 912 Madison streat
fell from her porch steps this morning AZ
: o'clock aud broke her leg above the
knee. DR. Bullock was summoned and
set the broken member.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
Recess Taken Until 8 O'CLOCK.

Special despatch toEvENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept. 81 10 o'clock
p. m.-on motion of George V. Massey,
Esq, of Dover, the convention took
recess until 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
MARINE MATrERs.

Phillip A. Hagserty. oysters In all STYLES.
corner Reed and Van Buren,
Evening journal., 1890-09-09
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
NEW CAS- TILE COUNTY

NoliCE'
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Notice is hereby given, that in aecordanca
with the rules governing the Democratic
party Of New Castle county, an cleo
tion VIII be held In the several
wards and voting precincts OF the
city of Wilmington, and at each OF the
voting places in tbs several hundreds az the
euunif' on saturday. $ ptember 10, between
the hours of m, and ~ m for the pur-
pose q nominating seven candidafesfor rep
reseniaiives in the next legislature. and for
six candidates for the One az Levy Court
commissioners for New Castle county, and
for other county offices.
The judges appointed 10 hold the lomiua-
ton for sheriff and coroner will hold this
election,
Inc judges are requested TO send this ofli-
eiai returns Immediately after the election
70 wizard Han Porter chairman, at the
office OF the sunday Star.
by order 4 the Executive Committee.
WILLARD HALL POR FER,
Chairman.
Attest; Patrick Neary. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1890-09-09

POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NoTl E -FIBsr WARD DFMoCRATs
~ are requested 70 meet at the northeast
corner OF Fifth and Tatnall streets. ION
I hursuay evening, September IL at
t:W O'clock. for the purpose OF organizing for
the campaign. A. DOU6HERTY,
Chairman.
NOTICE. = THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
tNlhttd ward are requested to meet at Pat
ICE az, l,illen's carpenter shon. Second and
slant at Z ap O'clock 20 organize Tor the com
ing campaign JOHN A. MITCHELL.
NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRATS or
the tltth wnrd-A meeting will be held
az ao'cioek e. u2g Madison street, Thursday
eVeninf, september II. FOR the purpose Of or
j. N. c. FoRKUM.
NoTICE.-A MEETING on THE DEMO
- GhAIs OF the sixth ward Will be held at
a ane rooms OF he Democratic Committee. No.
oiV Market street. smith Building, on Thurs
Jay evening a So'cloek, 70 organize for the
wiIIsR0 SPRINGER. Chairman.
NorICE-THE' DEMOCRATS or THF
seventh ward will meet Thursday even
ing rel temher IL. | 30 at o'clock, in the
oihce Of John l. Malone. Delaware avenue.
near Mad son street, for the purpose of organ-
i ~ for We eempaign A general attendance
~ lhe bem9cfats Of the ward Is re
quested. HORACE 81 JOHNSON,
- Chairman.
NOilCE-ElGHTH WARD DEMOCRATS
= are requested To meet at i13 East Seventh
street, on Thursday evening. SeItem-
ner !. ~ ~ O'Clock, for the purpose OF or
gani2ing for the camnaivn.
As HURLO TX. Chairman.
NOTICE THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
Tenth ward are requested to meet Al
Weecaco- Hall, Second and jackson Streets
Friday evening. September IL. at O'Clock ia
organize for the conf az rampai n.
iOHN J MEALEY.
NOTICE.-1 HE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Twelfth ward are requested 70 meet AT
we southeast Corner Of Fourth and Sc 1T
str cts on Tuesday evening septembar b AZ
= O'Clock 10 organize for the coming cam
paign. Philip II. Shea, Chairman.
MOTT E.-THE DEMOCRATIC AssOCIA-
~ ton - Wilmington hundred will meet
at their rooms. No. go Market street on
Wednesday evening next at s o'clock, to hear
report from the Committee on Cand dates.
w. T. LYMAN, President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

then Les rye-acTe pStch or level pfair-s
thleSl ; s.19de1- bers. there evsryw here.
s5-h uny ezrthen mounds and tEy. sap
lGg trsaeAerous hcles-a pralrse dog
yll4se. - al that's awf1li and ta2g
runaway hunter. mad in ghs Chase ~
TIE sweeping hounds. is ln the midst ~
Il teiore mortal haad c2a check OF
sgerys him Another second. and theY
who pursue have Yasred - uElt ~ ieil
cF refined up CD the veree-al save one.
Never fslterlng. Ned Perry Is 81 her
hunters quarter. almost al her side
They ses him spurrlng, they ses him
bending eagerly towards Der, they see
that he Is shouting something - her
Heaven knows what, Then there Is
groan Of misery snd dread from . dozen
breasts, grosn that IS suddenly bursts
into the glsddssE Of cheers. tie hunters
orefoot has caught in one of the thou
and littls death traps; down lie goes
7.unging. heavmg quivering, rolling
aver AMI over. but Nolan leaps gallantly
ahead. ana Ned Perrys strong arm has
lifted the girl from the saddle ~ her
,teed goes crashing 10 earth. and bears
her. dropping. faint frightened, well
nigh senseless. bat safe and clAspsd
ught 70 his thankful and eTultant heart
Another instant, and Nolan is refined
in in the very midst Of the tumbling
hounds. and Gladys Maitland is the only
woman in at the death.
a.. ,..- e,.-rr.-rrxr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
10 81 CoNTINUED.
A BRAVE GIRL.
How She saved the Blind Man from q
Horrible Death.

Horrible Death.
l. vas just at dusk in a gloomy section
4 tia street, says The Boston CONNER
,ial Bulletin. and the electric car was
-apidiy approaching, its bell ringing rap
div in sharp, quick peals Of warning,
and the light in its front cleaning like
great fiery eye as il came on.
Miss Tendrart stood on the curbstope
waiting 10 cross, when she noted
round shouldered old man cropping for
ward with stick in hand, apparently eau
.iOusly feeling his way.
"A blind mani" gasped Miss T, "and
le will be killed; will nobody save him?'
She looked wildly TO the right and left,
out no one of the male persuasion was
within call. She shouted frantically TO
.he poor blind man 10 come back, but he
plodded on unheeding. he had just
reached the track; the fiery eyed monster
was approaching and would stretch him
4 nanglcd corpse on the pavement. Not
4 moment was TO be lost. Wild with
error and excitement, she rushed for
ward, and. franticaly throwing her
arms about him as he stood there fum-
bling with his stick upon the very edge
of the track, drew him back with iesper-
ate energy Just as the car zusned past
| .hem, and the man, struggling IN her
grasp, turned fiercely and demanded:
"Wat dyer name squeezin' the life out
> me and draggin' me round; sure. We
ought to be ashamed, the likes Of laddy
ike We"
"Oh, my poor blind man. You are
saved" gasped Miss T.
Saved. Sure I'm glad I'm saved, but
who's calm me blind, wild pair Of eyes
have shinin like a cats in dark cellar. >
But, stammered the female Samari-
tan, Il thought you were blind and feel
ing your way across the street with your
stick and would be run over"
"Wid me stick said the man, look
ing at his iron pointed staff. Why, its
The switchman ! am, miss. and its 10
push the rail and switch the car on %
the turnout that me stick is for."
There was a subdued snicker in the
little group that had gathered, and as
lhe next car just then pnlled mp Miss 7.
/ rot in TO avoid further explanations Of
the switchman respecting the inteuGp-
lion of his duties.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

nater r-v vrlr tesrs. u- rri Tr-rr
1eaclaoT can't mF s-n-n-sw i
have conste9 mTsaf -a1usa of q
3rec w-s and means oour1 if+ee
Cara Whr. pspas
Farer -6-cssse irteud ~ lo-k irto
ne ycung uar ways. and fn6 out % -sf
BE- means. before I coass-t. = = ssks7rz
p sGn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
A VETERAN.

yas wounded a. the ieg ~ ihs o,tls q stone
River. Dec- Slst lst4 kg DlaeJ w4s p0ssauad
fr0u tEe e1oOls Cf she Nual1, &lQ the leE
fUa.c1 % oolo.e Is llzl lrzi sllc. Eua refaa sd
e. toE mary Years 1ls pps en- fklels--f4 g.
Hy whoe ss-l--. aua I suffered = taolsana
ct4fas Nothing cla nie Alg 9ss1 nnil taok
ewifl's sqecilc. which leok The Elals,1 out -
Iuy system. and cuah.e1 Tue o. fotl mFssI man
aszin = : - Is the remedy i1l blood poison
aoHN CoSWAa. London. q.
Tseatsse OF Blood ABd SKIN Diseases E4llec
iroc
s.Irr SrEuIFlo Co. Drawer s. Atlanta "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
CHICAGO 4 WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
y arrive al ana lou.-L nom Union l..-L

CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
- arrive al and depart from Union DepuL
EXp. for Chicago. NusAeeon. IoIedo.f s.s0a
Fast Mail Tor Chicago l..1 i in
LAlrcss Tor 81 uskee0u are Iaff IS. IS D La
Nlght Express Tor thlcar0 ..... rIl .I.I % m
Nlslt tki.rf~> Tor IulIaulUa II-lf. d Ia
Tor Big Rapids BALDWIN. Ludiugton
ara Manistre. .......... ..s ID m
Tor Big Rapids Baldwin. Ludiuefon
aud Nauisfoe .li q m
LXpress Tor Muskcgon, er..Ba Haven't t.lg b IN
Night Express from t.b.cag3 s5.0am
-Nifhi l.AlItr> lfeu Ild annapolis. -I IS fn.
Express from Nuskeron and Hart .flUIt "a m
Mail lOm ihicaeo aud Nu>krEou f.I8 4 m
tAifcss from Rrand Haven f + $500 u ta
iAlitse FROM feutwafcr. Muskfaan .-bl = fu
ael Ihprcss from Chicago flN.. 4 la
J pui -e4ilstrt. LllluEfnu. baldwin
aud llig Rapids f1n.eI u
J rom Mauistee. Lufinrfsn. NaIdw.r4 Efn In
'a'iy. fDaly except sunday. 'Naly rX-
Nt. l'aiN csc. o.. Monday.
IAro1fh Coaches 80 Chicago ou $3.50 a m
TRAIN through pafinf coach fo ll.cHEo gu
~, y I'D lfalr-Nn extra charge far seafs.
At p i. Pa. train com, So. us Hf daE coaches
"itH Nhl"htf runs through o. Chicago s0. o.
%. ''..-I combination s.rHfIua aH0 rHaIF
,.i1 q. ...a fram Iut'aaann.t on .Fhi "a
THROUGH secpcrs fo and from Chicago oa
night lNprcss fraIre
VI. a. lANrENrrE Traffic Manager.
Nrl1t '.FflT. ass 8 aeu. Pass. AGENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Inc shottea line g. Htir.f ana fa.I ft-
an pa iei cars between Detroit and Grand
Grand Rapids o-fl p H. run ssfl, ofta- 7, "a
daily except sunday =" .-ts
a. ALNQCi~r Ticket Agent. Depot, GEO. a..
MuNsoN, Union fcket Agent 1f Nolros-st
1Eo J.. ssrH. Gen. Ar Grand Rapids ~
a. 'ARrESrER. freHc Nanageg J. h MrLls-
EEN. General Mana e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

OrwITHSTANDSG the
fact that there was a. al
mOsphere Of suppressed
excitement over the gar
rison this Nay day morn
ing. Mrs.. gelknaps hunt
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

'"iA So others 1atIN except ~aHanK
Taxing effect SUNDAY July l5 I,ss
sleeping ears rlH oH Pacific and Atlantic "a.
PRESSES % ana from ilrtr0iI--parior ears rua
on ltaA Apress aud Grand Rapids fNprrss "a
sho from peifoif-DlrecI connections made ~
Ncifnf Win ah through trains tasf-I ckets
On sAlt ai Union Ticket 0nce. f Monroe. 81
and at linton depot
IRrn M hEiGss. GEM Arf. q, Monroe SO.
a. ". hIs1lEs. 10. j. I'D q Aga Ih.eaao
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
pLASTICOINC!l

WITH the Antikalsomine Compa7ys Plastico
We guarantee 10 our customers that we viii
produce better effects as wei 30 moro durable
work than any other wal decorating process
viii make for the same amount Of expense.
whether competing win iresco m water CT
oil. or whether with finest wall lapers. la
crus,a walton. or papler machiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
in solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather like effects We also make Hsnd-mads
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Call and see our
designs ard get figures Corner of ottawa ana
Pesrists.. opposite Morgan . Avorys
D. G. HENRY & CO.,
Portrait, Fresoo and scenic Artists.
and General Contractors
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-09-25
NOTICE.,
CLOSING OUT SALE.

We will sell our entire stock
consisting of General Nercandise,
at and below COST. We expect to
discontinue business and think
some energetic business man would
do well to buy US out in bulk. We
have a very fine trade and have
made money. DR.. J. NJ. Hons,
member of the firm, expects to
leave the county shortly, hence
the object In selling.
VIM. BAUER & Co.,
Burton. Texas.