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Railroads
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

L +,
Time Table Of June 2s, is9O. NV
80 a m. Tor iioptptou. t3,tol. Hcthlehcm. Allna.
town. Mauch Chunk Wlkc, barre Scranton, Reading Hor.
ri,burs. Iamaqua. Shamokln SGIbury. LcwsDugG WIN.
amsport on sunday for Eastoa. Bethlehem Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Wilkc,bafrr and scranton.
As for Lake Hopatcong and Easton.
q m. Pennington. f.1~ion. bethlehem. Allen.
town aud Mauch Chunk. on sundays for Lake Hopat.
cong Ea-ton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
ShaWokin.
45 and 90 a. m FOR Flemneton. Lake Iopatcons.
Fason Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk Wilkesbarre
Reading. Harrisburg. Pottsvi ramaqua SEa.
ShanOkln. Sunbury. Lewsburg, lacles More Williams.
port. Through Buffet Paror Car 70 Wl!llamsport.
| uO D. In for FleEtng'0n Lake TIouafcopg Eastor
Pott-, lie. Ou Sunday for Eason Bethlehem. Allci.
town. Mauch Chunk and Pot'syille.
ij D. m for EastOn Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch
chunk. adin2, lari,bure Wllkcsbarc Scranton. Tan.
80 ,, m, of bennington Lake Hopatcong, Easton.
10 D. b.. for Somcrvllo and Pennington
- p Tor aston Bethlehem. Allentown N1uch
80 H. m Tor iqsion rculchcm afd Nl,cntow0 ~ "'
and Point Pleasant. 90. S15 9:l5 10 IL u: :Ij a n
30 go 3 30 100. 30. : 80. q 10 p. m. suntavs
CO. 9 .Co 2 40 T. %. sunday train, do not stop
at Ocean Grove h-buIy PARK
For Atlantic Highlands, via Mltayln and port 90
Is II IL a. m. 30 80. 80, 80 Sundays
Tor Laseaool Tons River and Barnceat. ZOO. Is
For Beach Haven. Atlantic Cnv Vneand and Bridge.
fof FREEHOLD. ! 90, Is. ll.i5 a. m. 30. 4:3o.
For pSrh Ar.boy. 90 9 90, s:l5 1ou5 nl5 a. ~.
DAYS, CO. Q .Op =. ri.. 90 J.. M. -
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''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG DRANCH. OCFAN GH0l

''' " From Pier loot of l:cc'or-t
For Uichland Beach. Seahrighf MouwoHth Reach Long
E-anch g. AZ ~. 40. @ 90 II 90 a In oo 3:i5
For Ntianflr HIchr1rds 80. on a.. m. Il o. Situr
day- oulyN. -. 80. 20 m. sundays. 80 4. m,
iot La ,cvoof Tom, River and Elracca' 30, -
a d.. ! 90. - p. ~.
For Tlb ro1 OCEAN Grove. Ashnrv P'ro Point P aag,
&C., AZ a. 90, II co a. n. :Oo' go 30. 30
p Fo- reach Haven. Atlantic CITY v'neland Brdr@t'n.
n % d
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
DE N N s " v a N | a
I RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JUNE g. 1900.
Trains ea,e .L,ols, iOo oi Desorcsses and Cornnd'
] 4sT Nj ,5S N Ss the YI2:. Me- cFe1saaa EqRad
ssS.n IS a m S's cdDas 1u i550 50 a. In' M chsse,
WI an Ga o z adS Ia agAs d d'I eno except sunday
1900 a. 2a!'si M!1Hk y1rHik SSE%7oRk AND CHICAGO I'm
Drawing and SAC Room. scoTac, Dining smo,iae,
a6d o6,ertatioa Cars. ir"..u.ns dnoncal r"por,S,
si,nosrepeol> ana tg'E neloo"s s,a '': all 'tS tSe
s6a TIabi ,1gl g1 cht Gr f. ,rs Cae!nna' 0
ao HxFRs ro2sa 2g vJSs s.R AP & TSYSA? s5a E
Passeng@r Coach TcEYoPk to Co.unbus Arrives Gin.
.inUau II oo = ~. Chicago 5:co r. m.' ana . Lo''
ssoFM %fsrERx ExrgEss tgs al Egs9sos goq', n
Sleeng Car to pt:,Ggg st. L9, f4aigS; h,1iHs
Cinci2na ana MepphiSS M & E321a az n af
seugG to ch%ona and hieas9 ar ATES S,y a. ,Sd S"S n
go "a TGcdo q t. S.y aap ss:sp' f.'%5osy rro ggrs,
Th % Va ' Sc Snena@dSah 10 ya ycs %ccfdny
SD"GaIS and Ga at g ch&ago & % ''a % % cco1 m%rn"e
meets for rolodo daily, and fqr co.ry I,rc tc Oh
BALTIMoRE wAsHINGTov AND THE SOUTH
S aSy fSP sS sY"e9E SG m heS I E1sf;R S STE
sfas Rans Car s. s2S 3d. S sos 1'Td aSd o @
n G9 1o5 800 &c m p gu Sunday s1 Il "a and Gs ESr %
s 2sl and n snh &.va5 T' nfS 'p
For das hef frIa nG4 FG95 g. F'4 60 "a a'c % ,'
40 $40 3:iQ :g"cIaL, 60 :2oe and 90 :. FL.
u D. lo 90 not .top ~ Ashuly Park o. Snnda1
For Al1ntc CIV 30 p n llr'nth RurN Fnntlor
and with through for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven.
For Old Point Norfolk, via New York Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 8 90 m. daily except SUNDAY. and
90 p H. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line 10
y. III. wcc6-Gavs
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave ~ follows
q 90 20 OO 5 30, . 40 Chicago Limited. with
Dining car and 10 10 WASHINGTON Limited, a.d u 90
NJ. l2 20 200. 80. 300. 80. 90. 30. > 90,
6 CO 30. 900, aud Q 90 y. n. and T. IS nirnt
days. Express. IS 80. 81 90 no Imucc and ID
q. H.. . 90. 600. 30. 90. G%0 .oo ard 90
p. H.. aad - 10 night Accommodation. : 90 o. ID.
Tho Ncv-York Transfer Company v!l cal for and
cheek baggage from hot l. AMI residences.
For Timetables Of local train, .pIy any ticket
OF the CONF aiy.
CHAS. J.. PlGll. ). X WOOD,
General NaniCcr G..cia Passr Agent
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To-days Tine Table for Concy Island
NV 81 + 3D. h' Z -, i1' 80 '2Hi5 s. rs 5o SIS g.
Tnop. pih!i NV No. ", r.; Battery Place Place
sat ENa5 "a ifS'dS-2 70 10 't' H. 20 5 Az -;
5 10 and 80 T. II. -
RETURNING. . =, ,.
LEAVE CoNEY I~LAND rIERs ~ 10 40. II -
\, M l2:Iq Z IS 80 = p . 70 lo 80 90 40 DO
FARE 70 CDNEY ISLAND MD RETURN, 80 CENTS.
TIVE TABLE FOR LONG RR,NCI. o.,o
FROH WEST 23D 81, y. Rs 80 AN" ga"
A. NJ. z. Il, 3 80 T. NJ. . - =,
rKoN IiEn lNEWj 40, y. E.-9 \. NJ, 10 A. NJ
RETURNING,
LEAVE OCEAN PERIL 10 A. NJ IL 10 DID,
IARE TO LONG BRANCH AND RETURN, Is CENTS
SINGLE. FARE. 30 GEMS.
Excursion uc"cts to Coney i5anc sid Long ~ Btahen f
sold all dovu-irlck stations ceNateG foNdS MIN iee
transfer between South Ferry and Battery PIace Tor
md p
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NORWICH l. C.

"a ~7T " -, ,,,-1, WAltu IitIi.. bl'!, ~
ISLAND. NLV-LO1 I,O., %pG% II " III ~ Iip,l,to
~ ali pout- SOKIII ard ENNi. - ~
i.,t, ior 40 NOGIu RIVER. nrN p'I %h"N' ~. b..
EI.OS-IS SIilIEr FEHih, DAlIA 1A"'"'' 'N'''."
bTI KiirFUL ENCURSiO% 10 th| copnirIp o. >, ,,i
d,v are for the round trip - sew 'l'nH' 4 i.t
fo,. otI'Wo.d =. To- NorNi,A IL" Eo." OF ..n'
80 irKrt, loDI up SATURDAY nIeLt 90" y ~ ,ii.,
G , Norwich follow !g sunday a. ,. H. Nc"'I'uoH'
,; M mrs and STATrROoNS sECURED At >. y,
ool Az IA 355 397 5l3 9j5 aad go i'i9'di,1 Az
% ~ UnDer, I'm REOOi[T.iS. = tourt.-t inI %
iuon' Offices westco;t p Fc,; II tsE ~ III for
and ciIECK 8AGGAGE from no. - ~ 9hu i,I''
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboats,.
D"1nrn "r"',cs FALL RIVER LINE

Dis, t. and al Eastern l.ui-..-
-Four steam. r ia cor iuI>son.-l l. III ~
PILGEIM rItONIDENtt und OLD COLONY.
Two ,a.h way wccA dag one ou SnhdA1NJ
Flne or 4..-trA alta, nod to each N"s~'l
Leave NrW.lorA from Pl,r -. ~ H. GOA h-."u''l'
foot OF MurrIy a.. .ullo"~. ... 49,
80 T. VI Ior IaI I.t,r direct. connecting WI" -
tr-- tain duo P,rk Sluar" station Boston, j" 'p \ W
Is J.. Nor Scrpor' snd ran Enr ] ]aHr ]N.I ,.
EI.'r 8. ~. trhu't ~ WIN NfI''' ''''
du, parI ~quar station. Boston. 300 a. VI ,. -,
I;rtiruing rams leave Park SIulr Naly Iio'tol a.
and II Sr'n-,r leaves la.' !iy.s a. 80 an = -
T. II NcUIor' 90 T.. VI dIr W.lor4 900 J. NJ
Returning ] a., Paro SgyIrr station H9,i.ui - J. 10,
pI.IIMAN NL~TIBt IL FAPEl~N lliA!N' h.I"'''
tea. r' Landing 10 fai. River and Boston =,
Comet on 'y Annex boa dar iror Iit.ohyn . J.. VI
tsr.Nt Iy l' st. Il-.,t, 1ad -'it room. ni' ', az
t,in,d In Trg YORK a. 2d go .,5,, 'Dr and la
l..t l.lh..t li3 30, ~. A-or l'l-' ana "."n'''
IIniel Nm OlLce Plrr - y. u. anl ~ ~ ',L1.
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$50 Nassau.st.. New.Yorl
For Sale al LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

90. north =, HeyIot,s LANDING the residence o Dclorrc
,ocl,on loG acres with large house arN several small
cottages extensive oubuidings over threeqnaIe's OF
mile water frontage Apply %
JELRvINESs. 50 Liberty ~.
n ORTIAND-Glenhayen PARK IS one Of ne pIet'i,. -
11idiHg lots for sale sO down $40 per month 80
no taxes sure u increase 100 per cent In th"
next year For full particulars, maps etc, or any hi'i-
i"S''o'' '~N REED & SIBRAY. Portland. Oregon.
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rCur BooK or OrEN-AR SPORTS. ,sn.v os,ay9 800 ~,
i,,pcs ILLUSTRATED. The standard a4IoHB Oh
-ilr am4-emcnt~. Rules Tor "a Jug '"4I-
mps ball playing. shooting horseback rdns &e Va, IN
niIs c6Dv. Published by The Irbunc, Ne"-1 Orh
and universally compmented by the Dress'
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Cfrur5lcnS.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
COnay Island AND Long Branch.

DIRECT ROUTE 10 THE IRoN PIERS At
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York foot Of Lhcrty.t 90 10 9:i3 g' gr"-, 40 10
Is a ! 30. 3 30 fcXprcs-., 30. 80 f"N-
pic,- 80, 10 j.. 100. Suhd1ys Co., 200 q. ni 90
b. From foot ,orn,rdt ,ni Do,ir..s,. -t- 3 &C., To-
10 .. m - noon. 20 '.'ure,- SATURDAY. onIy) ,o
20 tctbfe-- 8 so l'NII.-s eer'ul h'd IidhN 20
fcNrrcs-I' 20 oc y. Suud'}e, 3 49, 70 o. DID,.
SUNDAY train, Do not stop ocean "ro,e and Asbury
Inr
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L. r FARMER General Passenger Agent
n EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

RED BANK. LONG .EEA%1H, OCEAN, GE}o'ygI AND
MD POINT rLIAAANT
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Our business is Of looking for homes for every.
body The more YOU pay for H. the heavier you
the dose Of
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Gonnlrn Boaro.

.prFNWICH CONN.-WaEted, aGult hooioeFs r dUr sun a;
f. ~. large cool rooms in finest Joi JoH o w" "a
.,n Tor single roo- Sl2 o $40 70: GoUo1e Io"' U
pStVr ktSSELi
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

T. DEN MUSEE. 23d-st. and 9th ave
L. the WHOLE WORLD IN WAX
TO-DAY Csc TO ALL.
ERpELYI NAcZIS HUNGARIAN BAND.
ca@i,o ANhT0E 70 21S Tii G 66ny' n; oMENE EV -
Il OSTER & bal. TONIGHT
IN lir,t Appcalance in america Of the
TURKISH LADY ORCHESTRA.
Tomorrow tho spanish Dancing Beatty.
cARMENCITA
And first ES22 A&D & ne SbHoG6 A'25n wonders
( ION PARK, 9th-ave and 1O9th-st-
THE ,FHLI * Ie%Fe?.I 81 TlIF P!lf@ fF@ASS5rgLE,
ADMISSION Sc 2S4 ".io,A 1;s 5FFss II
A. he shooting galleries and at the bowling alley All are
''; Ns:s b band Of The 1872 Eegmcne Brooklyn.
'''F' r. rnS a'5%2 %GHSP t%ScT&,T H$P rALH
MADISON 50, GARDEN Amphitheatre:
PLACE OF AMTsrNGSiTD i THE World
sACREps &c C0NCFR[ q TiIS .SIXDAYl n EyEydNa
:: :: + : # Is 4 !! #::; 6: $:
IMPERIAL and ROYAL yIL>XNHAA COURT ORCHESTRA
Overture-' Merry Wives Of windsor .,...-. Nico1l
Walt Signals ..EduaId S'ra"ss
PRAYER Der Frsitchlt,' ............ Won Weber
Poka-"Co1 Az o-'''. Ed ard Strtpss
lo,uo,rr-"Gp ;tl Review =. scan dt
Srr'rq soy -. ........ Mend"issohn
Walt Iioma Again' Joh1nn Strluss
Narch-"TUr hn ....-... ......-... BE t1olen
val fr m III. "a 10. Mia" ............ .pe,ibs
Po.ka-.' fir, r1clstr- Eiuari StaLss
MONDAY. yrLY T. FIFTH, WEEK:
STRAUSS AND TWO GRAND BA!LEI>.
Choosing the Nacoaal Flower ..........a' O'Clock
trrlni Concert AZ . o c-orh
up oca and war ...............a, a, 10 30 oclDCx
Prices: Urch-,trl stalls II 50; Ar,ua ard PaIQues
P.0ncnade iucu1nq seats - adms lon Ground FLOOR,
81; Balcony and Upper Prcmonsd'. 80 cents BoNes
s3 and -
NADISUN SQUARE THEATRE. I.y'Gs. 80.
vi Auditorium cooled by iced air SAT. MAT
R(CUAPD As BEAU
NANSFIFLD BRUMMEk
seats secur.d three weeks in ad,anse.
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The members of the Brennan
Field Artillery had splendid time
at the "wetting" of their new armo-
ry on Friday evening. The armorY
was appropriately and tastefully
decorated for the occasion with
flowers and was draped with a
United States flag at the far end OF
the building, crossed with swords
and under which there were the
initial letters of the company, "B.
T. A." japanese lanterns were pro
fusely hung about the premises.
There were between fifty and sixty
covers, and enough of the good
things left for half that many more.
The viands consisted of roast pig,
ham, salads, sardines, canned goods,
pies, fruit, cake, wine and beer.
Short, trumped up and impromptu
addresses were delivered by Col.
Giddings, Judge Kirk, Mr.. John
Stern, Mr.. julius Kollmey and by
several members of the company.
The festivities did not conclude I'M
til 11:30 o'clock.
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LOCAL NE WIS
Death of Mrs. Young.

Another old resident of BRENNAN
and Washington county has gone to
her long home. Mrs. M. G. Young,
the venerable lady whose illness has
heretofore been mentioned in the
local columns of this paper, depart
ed this life at 11:3O o'clock Friday
night in this city, aged II years,
seven months and six days. Death
resulted principally from old age.
The funeral occurred at o'clock on
Saturday evening, The deceased
came to this county with her hus-
band, John Young, from Mississippi
in 1889 and located near Chappell
Hill, living on Mrs. Hubert's place
the first year. Soon afterwards the
family purchased farm out in the
Mill creek settlement and resided
for several years on it. Subsequent
ly they moved to Brennan, where
her husband died. The deceased
leaves surviving her two sons and
four daughters. namely: DR.. E. r.
Young and Mr.. T. NJ. Young, OF
this city, Mrs. John Alicorn, Of
Greenvine, Washington county, Mrs.
Joe Daughtrey and Mrs. McFall, of
Coleman, and Mrs. V. Petty, of
Hampstead. One by one the old
landmarks pass away.
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A Haunted House,

This body of ours has been likened to a
tenement. 1t often has haunted apartment
the stomach. Scared by the eldrich sprite,
dyspepsia, digestion flies and refuses to return.
What can break the spell. what can raise the
ban laid upon the unhappy organs We
answer unhesitatingly, Hostettefs Stomach
Ritters, and pc are warranted in the response
by the recorded testimony of myriads, COW
ering period of over third of a century.
A course of the Bitters, begun in any stage
of the affection, and persistently followed.
will terminate in cure positive, not partial.
The Bitters restores tone to the epigastric
nerve, renews and purifes the juices exuding
from the cellular tissue that act upon the
food digestively, expels bile from the stomach
and promotes regular habit of body.
Malaria, kidney complaint, nervousness,
rheumatism and neuralgia give way to this
medicine.
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The Green-Eyed Monster.
Matte Allen, the fifteen or sixteel

Matte Allen, the fifteen or sixteen
year-old daughter of Charley Allen,
a colored man who keeps store in
Camptown, was stabbed in the back
on Friday night about midnight
with pocket-knife by the wife of
Willis Bigsby, driver Of one of the
city carts. The stabbing OF the
girl Matte was through mistake for
her elder sister Mary Allen, and the
green-eyed monster, jealousy, was
the cause. Willis Bigsby has for
some time been charged by his wife
with playing the part of gallant to-
ward Mary Allen and according to
her own statement her protests were
in vain. Hence she armed herself
with a pocket-knife, and taking her
place in the door Of the co!ored
Methodist church in Camptown
about 1 o'clock Saturday morning as
the congregation was dispensing,
she plunged the knife in the right
side of Matte Allen, thinking that
she was the one who had been
usurp1ng her husbands affections.
The wound, fortunately, proved
only flesh wound and the girl will
recover. Mrs. Bigsby was arrested
by John Lockett and lodged in the
calaboose. She was released on
bail Saturday morning.
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That shooting Array.

The reporter of the BANNER met a
number of citizens from Chappell
Hill on the streets Saturday and
learned the full particulars in re-
gard to the shooting match which
occurred between Matt Hill, white,
and Charley Sample, colored. II
appears that about week prior to
the shooting the colored people had
Sunday school picnic, at which
there was hobby-horse outfit.
Mat Hill, a white youth about seven
teen or eighteen years old, the son
of Mr.. Zeb Hill, a tenant farmer
living on Mrs. Lide's place, and
another white companion went
to the picnic and while the hobby
horses were going around amused
themselves by jumping up behind
the colored girls. Charley Samples
sister was one of the girls in the
crowd and he protested against the
conduct of the white boys. A row
ensued and young Hill and his
friend were chased OFF the picnic
grounds. From that moment Hill
vowed vengeance, and on the day of
the shooting armed himself with a
doubled barrel shotgun and stationed
himself in Jacobs store. Sample
was riding a mule going to work,
when he was warned that Hill was
lying in wait for him. He then
armed himself with revolver and
proceeded on his way. When he
got opposite the store Hill let down
on him with both barrels of his gun,
but only one was discharged. Sam
pie jumped from his mule and drew
his revolver. Eight shots were ex-
changed, but nobody was hurt. Hill
exhausted his ammunition and re-
treated through the back part of the
store, leaving his gun behind. Later
Hills father came down town to get
the gun but mob of negroes took
it way from him. Jacobs stock OF
goods is said to have been torn w
considerably by the bullets and his
family was badly scared. All of the
citizens of the place interviewed by
the reporter OF the BANNER in regard
to the shooting take sides with the
negrJ.
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS! LIQUORS

JUST received two car loads IL
quors, consisting of Brandies, Gins,
Blackberry Brandy, French Cog
nae Whiskey-alI grades-in bar
,rels, half barrels and 10 and 5 gal
lon kegs. Also all imported
Wines, Liebfrauenmllch, Royal
Schwarzberger Brauneburg Aus.
bruch, Nodhausser Ziltlnger &c.
Zwetchenwauer, Rudolph Bader
Danzrg Bitters, Peacock Gin, J
A. Gilka, Schutzen strasse, No. 6
Barlin and all imported and
domestic Bitters.
T. KRENTZLIN,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
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"A Woman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has beer
made and that too by lady in this county
Disease fastened its clutches upon her vita
organs were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For thee months she coughed
necessarily and could not sleep: She bought
of us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all night
and with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' !
Thus writes W. C. Ramrick & Co ofShelby,
N. C.-Get free trial bottle ut L. E. Luhn':
Drug Store.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

Z. Brainhridge Munday Esq, County At
torney, Clay county Texas, says: "Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy re
suits. My brother also was 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 like testimony, saying: He 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 un-
equaled.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-12

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.
G. W. REDDICK,
Manager of L. A. Ellis & Sons
plantation.
Remedies advertised in this
paper put up by G. F. Jensen &
Co., Burton, Texas, are for sale by
Jos. Tristram.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-12

In the window-sill of the Office at
F. Kibers store there is quite a Gu
riosity in the shape of a little
orange bush not over four inches
high in pot with an orange on it as
large as pullet egg.
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BuekIen,s lrnlca SaIre.

The best salYein the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
solh eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay. Its guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Z. E. Luhn
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FOR SHERIFF.

J.R. ROBERTSON is hereby announced as
candidate for Sheriff of Washington county,
subject to the action of the county demo-
cratic convention.
AT the request of many friends, here
with announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff of Washington county, subject to the
action of the County Democratic convention.
LEONARD G. GEE.
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Two Doctors Failed.

Mr.. r. K. Greenless, Randall,
Ark, writes: No prescription
ever effected more than a tenn
porary suppression Of the chiIls on
myself. l was told to try your
Hughes tonic; concluded to give
1t trial. One bottle made com.
plete cure"
Prepared by r. A. Robinson & Co..
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville
KY. Sold by Druggists.
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GRAPE milk soda at Kiber's.
Merchants Exchange Saloon.

Merchants Exchange Saloon.
noted and renowned all over the
State of Texas for Pure Old Straight
Whiskey, Wines of all kinds and CT
CARS Primo Buffo. Shall be happy
to SEQ you when in BRENNAN to test
the superior quality of my Whiskey
and truth of this assertion.
W. Fl. MURPHY,
Southeast cor. Courthouse Square.
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The members of the Frohsinn so
ciety had business meeting on Fri
day night at which proposition
was received from the German Lu-
theran church society to give up the
property, but as the Frohsinn have a
lease on it until the 1st of next JAN
uary they decline to give it up.
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Proc. J. 1. HARRIS has been ap-
pointed conductor of the colored
normal school to be held in this SEN
atorial district.
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Com! Corn!!

10 car loads of White sacked Kan
sas corn.
2 car loads Short Clear Bacon.
4 car loads of flour.
Just received and for sale by
II. FISHER.
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Now that the ice has been broken
candidates for Office might as well
come out and announce. Remem-
Der that the early bird catches the
worm
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SOME beautiful white Wyandotte
chickens shipped from San Antonio
arrived IN town Saturday consigned
to G. G. Chandler. They were as
pretty as anybody ever seen in Bren-
ham.
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some Of the Chappell Hill folks
report the rain last Friday as they
heaviest ever saw fall. It was certain
ly the heaviest this year.
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ERNST EvERsBERG, a brother of
Emil Eversberg, and who until re-
Gently set type in the Volksbote of
fee, has become blind in the left
eve.
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Mr.. ". Fl. MURPHY. of the n

Mr.. ". II. MURPHY. of the Mer-
chants Exchange saloon, treated all
Of his patrons to turtle soup at hall
past eight o'clock Saturday night. A
friend sent him a softshell turtle
weighing 25 or 80 pounds, which
was caught in New Years creek.
There was plenty for at least fifty OF
seventy five people.
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LiuuOrs +! LIQUORS !

Just received one car load liquors,
consisting of Alcohol, brandy, gin,
black berry brandy, whlskey-all
grades-in barrels, halt barrels
and in 3 and 10 gallon kegs.
81. FISHER,
Wholesale Liqnor Dealer.
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CONSTABLE BOYD returned to the
city on Thursday evening from Cam
eron and other points, where he
went on the track of certain law
breakers, and as a result some de-
velopments are expected soon.
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1t stands the test-Chicken Pow
der in tin cans put up by G. f.
Jensen & Co.. Burton, Texas,
makes hens lay, prevents and cures
all diseases, Guaranteed, % cents
a box.
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You can have your pictures en-
larged and put in handsome frame
Sx1O for S1.95 by calling on OF adj
dressing z. F. Rankin, B2NNER
Office, BRENNAN, Texas.