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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04

Ginbesfatt anndbme Dber Die 2eute aud
nur aasMiBperftdnpniB iie feIber nSru.
bel @ubefe" gerufen bdtten. Gin fb6'
ner Name, mas?l Nein gum g6ieBen!
gta. oabor biinfte iie fi9 nun iidber.
Der Better mar als ;Deiter Mann Mas
mas nit Oieier lebten @rmdgun8 ieiues
borribleu Jfamens 3u ben unm0gli9feis
ten seiporfen.
Nber - fing ber fIeine Srobtopf tpies
Der su grtibeln an = aber = uHb er
mart feinen Ball bod iiber bic 8dume
binauf-tper benn anbers?
Die gndbise Grau Diana su 9auie2
frogte nerbinbli6en Zones cine fetts
Stimme.
Srubel nenbete ben &opf urb iab ben
Yofboten iiber ben Giesweg fommem.
sic nidie nur, beuR es mar niht ibre
Nrt, fi1 mie onbere 2inber on Sober.
manns Inipra9e au petbeiligen. Oa
fuhr's ibr auf einmal Dur6 ben Gopf
tDie na1brffli6 unD tDiebeibolt beute
ftiib Dor benz Sturme. ia aud nod
lnitten in Der h69isn @rresung Wdma
nod bem 8rieftrdger gefragt unb li1
Dermunoett babe, baB Der ionlt 10 ptnft.
lide Menih beute nod INNER nibt er.
fdienen lei. 8ra9te Der Dieqei6t in
ieiner poftafbe niIbere Stimmung
in's 0aus?
Nd, geben sic bod bic 8riefe! iagte
0as Mdbden pl6blid unb ma9te Miene,
feIbit nod benz Wobnsebduoe 3u geben.
Der Nustrdger bate fein 8ebenten,
benz 6austinbe feline 5aden aus3uban.
bieen.
1ruoel iiberilos bic NbieRen: b
8rief NOR bon @ebriiber @erfon ber bon
8onmitt unb 2ittauer. Der bonn modistes
coiffeur Petres -. lauter puSgeIddf
te; elm pierter bon Sante gornelio unb
Elm fiinfter bon Der @ebeimrd!biu X. Y.
= feline Saute nit benz OeIsipeig bas
runter, feline mdnnIibe 0anof9rift, fein
orobenoer Stiefpapa In 6i9t.
A9, bite: tragen sic bic Briefe lies
ber ing 6ausl gs III 10 beRer, iaste
bic enttduiGte Neu9ier. un6 Der pojf.
bOte ld6elte tber bas balbuti9Rge, bod
febon 10 launii@e GrduIein. bas es port
aog. ibr @pielseug gegen ben blauen
6immel au idleubern, ols Der grolen.
ben Mutter ilnserufen entgeeensugeben.
so oft fie ben Bah auffins, fragte fie
inffdnbig leiie: Merg iper? mer2 unD
oann faltete He, 10 feft fie's nur Der.
mo6te. alIe 3ebn Singer iiber benz NpfeI
ibtss Sraumrei9es unb betete. Der CUTE
@0tt m6se fie bic 4bRdt ibrer Mutter
ertennen laifen unb ibr nod re@t3eitig
ben Wsann 3eigen, Der ibr 6tiefpater
tuerben m69te. bamit He fi9 tpebren f0ns
ne, ueun's m6slidb iei.
(Gortlebuus foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04

seIplatten ii5eroedt uaren. 2iirsIia
bedte man bier anI9einenb r6mil1e
uutereiuanoerliegenbe GuRb6ben auf.
Der intereHantefte 6uno bhrfte elm r6s
miider @rabitein aus loibringiihem
RaItfein nit elmer nod iebr gut Ct.
baItenen SnfGrift ieiu. Die Tunbia.
den Derben 6er Stabt abgeliefert.
- Sn S1weinfurt tit anI1Bli1 Der
@ntbhllung bes &hderts DentmaIs ein
groBes &Gdert=Geit gefeiert iporoet.
Ser Denfmalssgntbhlung tpobnten bic
S6bne bes 9i6ters BET. sSelir Oabn
recitirte babel einen bon i6n nerfaBten
f9mungDollen Meibes@pru1.
= Sie Waffen.6 6anblungen MAIDEN
lett oem grl6iden bes Gocialiifengeiebes
elm re6t lebbaftes GeiGdft. Naments
lid werben biel &euoloer ber perf9ie.
benfen 2aliber getauft. Mbnebmer
limb meiif iunge 2eute. bic, na9bem
oas Srasen bon GeuermaFsn ni6t mebr
burh Wusnabmgeisbe nit @trafen bes
legt lit, einen gbr8ei3 barin iuden, Ell.
men 5diebprhgel bel ii9 au ftibren.
n2iebfrauenmiI@" Nib balb au
ben ieltenfen 3beins 8einen gebSren,
0a Der gr6Bte Sbeil Beg @ebietes, auf
oem 2iebfrauenmil6 nd9H, au ben
neuen Wormier 9afenbauten Dertpan.
belt perben fol.
= Die dlteiie beutf6e glienbabn III
betanntli6 bic bon Nlirnberg na6 6irtb,
bic ON Z. DECEMBER 1885 er6ffnet pors
ben 1T. Seit iener 3eit butte fi9 bieie
8abn cine @igentbamlidteit betpabit,
meI6e gleidfam elm fulturbiiforif9es
Wabrsei@en mar, bas ieboh nun nod
55 Sahren neri6ninbet. Die Wogen
Der Nlrnberss 6Rrtber Giienbabu batten
bisber eelben aHiiri6, ber +. 3. wabr.
f9einli9 besbalb eingefhbrt tporoen
NOR, I'm baran su erinnern. baB nun
Der SampfDagen. lpie man DamaIs
iagte, on bic Gtslle Der alten geIben
Sburn uub Sarisi9en &eifepoiitntlhe
getreteu lei. Oieies bilioriid)e Gelb
muB nun einem grhnen Nnftri9 pIab
MAIDEN, um bic Nhrnbergs6 s6hrtber Mas
gen nit ienen Der iibrigen baierii6eu
@iienbabuen duberlid In uebersinfims
muns gu feben.
= Die berh6tigte, einft 10 beige.
nannte Gaunerin Moele SpiBeoer, BIZ
8riiu6erin Der berh9tieten vDa1aue,
gaHt1, 1T firslid nit 0interla1ung
BON eiaisen 3auienb M}Grf ShuIbeu
Don MitH6en nod ber G6wei3 entiio.
ben unD 5mar in 8egIeitung ibrer Sc,
+ fenf6afterin Marie WeiB. 3pei euer.
| glide @ldubiger. bic bon benz Nkfent.
balte Der Gpibeber in ct. @allen Rennt'
niB erbalten batten, ma9ten Rd5, tpobI.
ausgeriifet NIT politredbaren urtbeilen
ouf ben gBeg unb ffattetea In 8eglei,
tung zines i6mei3eriiGen geamten oel
GIiiatigen in in ibrer gribatmobnuna
! ct. 8allen einen unangemelbetea Be.
fu6 ab. Sic nnbmen ibr 5000 Marl
nnb 300 Grancs in barren @elbe ab,
Del6e Summe bic Spibeber moblper,
tuabrt an ,brem R6rper trug: auberben
purben au9 ibre gffetten. TO-
tpie bic ibrer 8elenI9afterin bef1lag.
nabmt uno BET ben idweiaerii9en 8e.
b6roen einftmeilen oeponirt. Bon ben
borgefunbenen @eIbe murbeu, ber
Wludener u. N. aufo!se. Der 5pibeoel
100 Jrancs 5ur Betreituug Der notb
tuenoisHeu gebdrfnifie selaifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04


Gin frtber bel ber 4rmee ftebenber
Wunbar3t unb iebt bebeutenber Gr3t inn
0flt4en Soma, mubte unIdngif auf els
nige Gage ieiu 0eim perlafen; tpdbs
renb ieiner abDeienbeit befom eines
Der 3inoer cine fdmere grtdltung, NOS
rouf feline frau fofort eine tSlalde
r@bamberloin's Cough &emebp" bolen
lieb. Mit bem er6ieltsn &eiuItate mar
he 10 3ufrieben, oaB bel dbnli9en 56lIen
3u DeridiebeHen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebiain
sebrauGt tuurbe. Rad e'1ener ueber.
3er9lng bebauptet ber Ar3t. baB es bas
3uuerldlfisfe prdparat segen gttdltrng
tudre unb before @rfolge eraieIe. als its
genb zines. mas ct ie gebrau9t babe.
3a bertaufen bel G. Cohen & Co.,
2altsper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
9rpguifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04

Sn Siesen an ber @ubr, wo
Grieb,i9 NbOIpb Dieiiermeg. Der be.
riibmte paeoogos. Dor 100 Jabren bos
2iGt Der WsIt srblidte. III am 80. Ocs
tober elm Oentmal beKsI5sn feierli6
entbiilIt morsen. 4u1 In Berlin III
am @rabe DIFFERENCES auf benz Nat.
tbdi. 3ir6bofe cine ptirbige @sbd9t
niBfeier abgebaIten tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04
aa,,seI ,,no Sabne.

Ger. s. M. GRrrnt, goiiOr Der grahsrsemeiuhe in
Slne MOrns, aanias, iast: $50 balte ss fur mstne %
GntDeduns an mir septrtt Bat Metne 2uusen paren
IN i4iimmer @erfaiiuns nnb mene Gemeinbe errartee
eaB i4 nur nod turSe 3eit leben rirhe. Ra4bem tt
aber 5 TlaI6en ppn Or. Rings Reuer Gntbeduns se-
npmmen bate, btu i'd pieber seiuup unb muuter unc
babe 26 gfune an @epiGt Ju9enommen.
Grtbur 9ppe, her SmpreiarO non p9cpes 8unnr
5pfss @eIeal6at" i4reibt vRaG etnsebenber 9rufuuS
Inb na etsener Grfabruns bin i gu ber feen neberz
;eusuns sefpmmen, bab Or. Rings Rsues S9ptnhs
tus efImitte ale brsen herarttsen Mtttel pbeteA,
@efauen, ben Id metnen tauIeuben ron Greunben ers
peien tann, beitebt sarin, eab Id tbnen ben GebrauG
eeies Wittel5 anenpfetle.
grobeTaiden iIet BEL q. Dreib, 4bpmpfcn 4 Go.
uuS alien aneeren Gpctbesra. Slai&en ,u so Cts uut
Bn $1.0o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04

Den grmen ein Gesen, henu felbIt has SddrTetu
her 9gttire" senhst, eiuer tbehaftis Su rperben
Dr. Buus 9niten Sprup, fpjet nur % Gents bic Slas
foe: friter behurfte eS Dollar auf Dollar, um ben
Drtt1r 30 befriehisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-04

= Ghr fertise Harbeu. Del &c. tpens
bet @ud an bic MeRas paint Co., 215
ct. WaresfraBe.
, 1890-08-16
Webster's unabridged
Dictionary.

A reprint of the original edition, of which
the co. yrigh' has expired, containing over
1.eOO pages, strongly bound, leather back
an dco rners, can be lad at the Atis Station
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Also OH hand one. copy of the latest edi-
tiou 1890, containing, besides the revised
Dictionary, numerous valuable append
ces, Price e13 90:
, 1890-08-16
.OKDER OF DAY.
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting, Monday 18th Amgust 1890,
II o'clock noon.

i. Election of Chairman instead of Ord
Crown Member (Audersen).
Examination of patent of election
for Sid Member for ChriStiansted
lPaludan-Miiller}
i. DIGESTION of Isl MerahSE&or Chris
tiahsted's Country District (Hage"
mannl and end Member for Frederic
sted's Country District (Wilson) as
well as 4th Member tor ChriStlansted's
Country District (RaphaeD retiring
from the Council i'll consequence OF
absence from the Island.
Elec ion of Members tor the School
Commission instead of Messrs. Wage
and Stakemann.
Proposal from q Overnment III letter
of 9th July a.c. No. 979, that Messrs.
w. Clarke and Thos. Wilson be charg-
ell to act as Members of the Road
Commission, during the absence of
Messrs. Lunuey and Wilson, for re-
s%pecuvely Kings and Princes guar
ter :
Election of Members to revise ST.
Oroix Communal Accounts for f08o.09.
2nd Discussion ON Draft of Ordi-
nance concerning a subsidy from the
Colonial Treasury of st. Croix to the
West India & Panama Telegraph
Company Limited for a period of 3
wears, to ON Il from LIST
January 1890.
Amendments to be forwarded by
Thursday l4th instant.
f.. Election of Members to assist in the
distribution of the Interest of Prince
WaldemaI's Nuptial Legacy, according
to Governments Letter of 18th August
a. q. No. 11O4.@,
Colonial Council, st. Croix 18th August
800,
j. HEWITT,
Vice Chairman.
, 1890-08-16
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I'roklalna.

NILE og Enhver der maatte have
II Noget at fordre paa Boet efler
afg ahgno Euke ANNE MARIE
Williams, in9kaldes herved til
AT anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Krav for un~dertegnede Skifteret
linden Udiobet af 3 ,Maaneder efter
;8sane frdkaldeises sidste Bekjendt-
gj6relse.
u INST 1890.
HALyOR HANSEN,
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PLUCK AND ADVERTISING.

Laredo grew from 1921 people IN
1880 to 1913 in 1880. In 1SoO
BRENNAN was almost twice as large
as Laredo and now in 1850 Laredo
ia over twice as large as BRENNAN
All these ten years Brenham has
had advantages that Laredo can
never hope to have. BRENNAN was
a good live town backed up by a
good country surrounded by pros
porous farmers. but rested upon hel
greatness, and the census reports
now show that it has not increased
much more in population than the
natural increase. Laredo told thu
world where she was what she wal
going to be, and sent out cleverl.,
worded invitations to the world t.
! come down and invest in corner lots
And though Brenham was much tn
best place, in a great deal bette
country the people went to Jared
and built magnificent little cit!
+ all because of its persistence in az
f vertising. The old property owner
iof Laredo have grown rich on IL
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
,ciIM BEFoRETHE STORM.

So far the campaign in Washing
ton county has been exceedingly
ouiet. So little fear has there been
Of a republican OF independent being
elected. that no very vigorous or ag-
@ressive moves have been made by
the unterrifed Democracy, and the
campaign has been as quiet
as a Afay-day morning. Nor have
| the conditions been changed yet, nor
Jo We believe they will be, but IN
view of the near approach of the
election. and the fact that the re-
publican party urged by its leaders
r the entire State, to be active. ag-
2 oressive and on the alert, the same
5 EDMONTON will not be amiss with
our own party. There can be no IN
e teIlioent direction of forces until the
: democrats get together and under
: stand each other. Until our rea
e strength throughout the county i
It known and located, it cannot be un
S derstood where effort is to D
:, properly expended.
Le The last ten days before the elef
rs tion will be the iveliest by far OF tn
id campaign. Our friends, ''the enemy
II are noted for secret work, and al
IN liable at any time to spring SON
r. campaign dodge that will mlsiea
'e' the colored voters that want to Vo
ce g., tbo local ticket. and there shou
" be no time lost in getting togetihe
IN comparing notes, selecting worke
ng who have the temerity to go into t
ne enemy's camp, stay with them
ate their tea-parties, answer their arg
led ments. keep the people straigI1
strengthen the weak-kneed. stralgi
SO eninG out the kinks that will get
He d, campaign yarns, keeping down tai
i'll; rnmprs and accusations, and last b
the not least preparing for work on ell
rec ton day. Let the good workers
eo- distributed where they will do
ant most good, and when we have &c
IN our best if on the eve of NovemI
OF the 4th our ticket is not elected
cor can accept the defeat as inevltat
nay and not attribute it to over co
her dence and lack of preconcer
a II and intelligent direction OF fore
the Confidence is a good thing but
lnts fable of the hair and tortoise tea
tier es us that persistent effort so
rom times gets there, while confide
4erS oversleeps itself. Wake up!
LAP, let's make it lively from now u
bill the polls close on the 4th Of Nov
Der, and on the 5th we might b
cket aoru,;na decoration in honor of
men, r;atorr
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

LITIGATION in Washington county
has dwindled down to nothing com
pared to what it used to be. Only
two cases, one criminal and one
civil were appealed from the recent
term of the court, and under the
present administration OF affairs
county script is at par, with money
in the treasury to the credit OF eaet
separate fund. This state OF affairs
has been brought about under dem
ocratic rule. The county office
are in good shape, the county
finances well managed, and there l
no need for a change. Voters re
member this on the 4th OF Noven
Der. You can't do any better, an
YOU might do worse.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
SPORTING.

Mr.. e. L. Burnes has returned
from the Dallas Fair, where he went
principally to engage in the State
Shoot. To a reporter Thursday in
answer to the inquiry show did you
come out?" he said that on Monday
il was late in the afternoon before
he found out where the shooting
was. that he naturally looked for 1t
at the Fair grounds but learned
later that it was out at Oak Cliff. He
went out and got there in time to
enter a "blue rock contest and won
fourth money. Tuesday he entered
two matches, 10 live bird contest
and a Is live bird contest, and won
second money, though he was en-
titledto a tie for first money, having
killed % birds out of the possible
25 The score however gave MI
: Holland. of Bremond. Robinson
E county "a, though Mr.. Holland him
4 self and every one of the shooter
D knew and admitted that he had onl
: killed %, therefore tieing Mr.. Burne
:. for first money. The way the mi:
i take occurred was that the frs
S bird lit in the boundary and
IL course was scored as dead birC
II but when challenged to retrieve hi
the bird flew off and the score
u failed to change the one to an ough
T. Mr.. Burnes used II bore GU
e and Mr.. Holland an S bore, whit
ic taking IN consideration the dItte
I. ence in chances, Mr.. Burnes did Il
i'll best shooting.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
THE PRESENTS:

A. Becker and R. Hoffman,, Jr.
marble fruit stand filled with choice +;
fruit ~,
MIR. and Mrs. E. Hoffman,, Mr.,
and Mrs. R. Schuerenberg, and H.
/ o. Engelke, a pair of handsome par
lor lamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gehrmann, mar
bic vases.
Mrs A. Lindemann and John
Hoffman,, silver water pitcher and
goblet.
Mrs. W. Gehrmann, marble fruit
stand.
Messrs. E. and B. Reichardt' SUI
yer butter dish.
Mrs. F. W. Schuerenberg, ST., pair
| of silver napkin rings.
: Misses Annie and Emma Sens OF
Houston, peach-blow tea set.
Mrs. Matte PRESLEY and Miss
a Beck King, silver pickle basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, hand
some marble clock. :,
/ MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Eversberg, sill
8 yer butter dish. ,
e Miss Adile Schuster, hand painted
l. lug and point lace handkerchief. :,
n Misses Louise and Ida Zeiss, sill
u yer pickle dish h,d
rs Miss Mamie Murphy, gauze hand
ss Messrs. H. j. Booker, W: Il
S, ZschappeI, E. W. Reichardt, Il. a
s. HEARTFELT, Jas. H. Simon, handsome
u silver tea service.
d. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Schmidt, sllVe
III spoon holder. -,
er Mr.. Gus Kollmey, silver pickl
II, dish. -.
On silver butter dish.
err Mrs. Selma Tiemann and siste
he set of hand painted dinner plates.
Messrs. O. Lindemann and /
Koch. handsome gold and silvt
10y fruit dish.
- service.
'he Misses Ida May and Lii II LII
e 81 demann, handsome pin cushion
Tue Mr.. F. Weiss, parlor lamp.
hrs Mr.. C. L. Windhausen, silver
ney Az
acb service.
a;re Mr.. and Mrs. Sens, Of Houstc
ON beautiful flowers
gu Mrs. Elizabeth Koch, mother
&c rs the bride, homestead on San
a 10 street.
9 Us % Mrs. Witteborg, mother OF I
.or, groom all the furnishings necesss
ond for the house. :,
Friday evening MIR. and M
Kollmey will tender the Com
ose Hose Co., of which Mr.. kolimey
o' member, grand reception at I'll
col- residence on Sandy street.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Reporter-What made them bury
that Black street merchant IN a
grave with the unknow dead fer!
Editor-I suppose it was because
he didn't advertise.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Civil SERVICE c Commissioner Roose-
welt says government employees col
lecting money for political purposes
will be prosecuted.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The Methodist conference in ses-
sion at Nashville, Tenn, last Tues
day decided by vote of 1l6 to 26
that no trial of DIR. Kelly for run
ming for governor was necessary
The church was crowded and the
excitement at times was great.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The charter of the Bankers Loan
and Investment company OF New
York. 100000, 900 capital, was filed
at Austin Thursday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The president has given out that
he is going duck hunting, Wonder
does this mean that he IS gong 10
try to feather his vest for another
term.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Ex-PREs1DET Cleveland is IN Wash
inrton. where he will appear Monday
before the supreme court IN case
from New Orleans.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

TT is reported that the Indians IN
the Indian Territory are preparing
for a general outbreak,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

THE tariff of freights between
Chicago and New York by express
has been increased.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

PRESIDENT HARRISON announces
himself as opposed to having any,
thing cheap. He is evidently afralo
of being rated at his true value
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The Queen and Crescent system
has been absorbed by the East Ten
nessee end Georgia railroad.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

BILLY MALONE, of Virginia, is said
to be after Langston's scalp, 1t will
be remembered that Langston is a
colored man, and had Venable, a
white democrat, removed for him.
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BENJAMIN HILL, the son of Ben
Hill, is writing biography of his
father. Another Southern biography
soon to be published is that OF
Robert Toombs, prepared by the
editor of the Augusta Chronicle
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The gold discoveries in the Ar A.
buckle mountains are pronounced by
Ex-senator Tabor of Colorado to be
the richest he ever saw.
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A COMPROMISE between Governor
Campbell of Ohio and the legisla-
ture with reference to the improve
ment board in Cincinnati has been
agreed upon.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The use of copper has been great,
" increased by the demand Tor Ii
for electrical purposes.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

GOVERNOR Hill is doing effective
work for the democrats in OHIO.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The gold discoveries in the Ar,
buckle mountains are very rich, SO II
is said. and thousands are locking
there
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

TnoUBLE is again brewing Oh TIC
Mackav system in Indiana
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

The Fenian brotherhood will no
LONGER hold their sessions secretly
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

ROME has recognized the govern
mani of the United States OF BAIL
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THE American Humane society 10
in session at Nashville