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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
NEW-YORk, ONTARIO AM WESTERN RAIL.

Passenger trains leave foot of jay and i2d follows
Han. MiddleoNn. iort Jerxis Monticello. F1l,6grs
Utca Rome Oneida Detroit Chicago and polnt, West
Jay~t. 900 a. m. i.d.st. $40 m; for Campbell
tions Mdasto"n, booc'mnsogrr Eilenyls. Mountain
Jay.st. 90 p m. l.d-St.. 4, p. M Campbell
Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska Waikiki Valley Sta
tiOns MddrtOwn, DOOnngburg ElcnNlllc, Port Jery-,
Monticello tasburs Hurleyville. Liberty. White Lake
Kockland.
lay.st is p M. 42dst 80 D. IN. for West Corn.
wall Orr's Mll,. stony Ford, Campbell Hall. Mlddleown
Bloomingbur2. EllenN Me.
,Jay.st 90 p. M. t2d-st 0i5 p. M. for MIddlctown
fa-rurg, Liberty walton. Norwich Oneida Oswcgo.
Rochester Niagara Fall Detroit Chicago and points west
Jay-st ! 30 p. M i2d.st.. - D. M Saturdays only
for Campbell nan. Middletown. Eiienvllle Port Jcrvs
Fallshurg. Liberty. White Lake, Rocklsnd
Daily. through. other trains daily, except SUNDAYS
pullman seats and sleeping bchs reserved
1923 Broadway. NewNork.
J. c. ANDERSON, G.. p. A. 1s Exchange Place. N. Y.
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DE n NJ s Wv q II ! a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE i, 1870,
vn stntlons foot OF Desbro.ses and CorIlnn(t

AFTER il i, lStD,
stations. foot Of De-bro-ses and Cortiautt
S'S" = 5AsT liz! Tor the wf,. rqn.s
o. a. NJ Columbus 80 AN, M: c6saGo 100 ?, y;
ws3sgort Lock a,e" and .enOSC except sunday
1906 a. a. MsI-fnHE SEwY6RK AND CHICAGO LIN.
Drawing snF Sta Room. : oc1nr. proy smonne'
ana Observation Cars. presenting financial reports.
1es iga saa Eshop s S and all &c
ana , No. % . %i ,st ,rri%. Circ,an1u s: 49,
aqo ST. b 25 y c5eG s ASP eIS a5d 6
Ger Te%f coacb ~ L to coab ana ASTvcs Gu
-in.au ~ .u' - -, 'mca-" ~ D." "'' anu D i-'-''
s,sor. M.@rHE @isTEEX ExpEEss fpr all Eo !. I.
e. Wes' Nor,n"t anu S,Tc Lo"is Cbcosy
ciacan1t ard Mampfis ls3n'yiyaqs I'alTq9d Dinn:
Ptt.bu-g 20 Rchnoai and ,h.caso ArtL', ~ Dlnc IT,
Tnuts 90 a. m ,.cond morrins connects for Cleveland
and Taledo daily, excep: SATURDAY. ,u,,... Nus.
Gsoeephf car New.york to Chicago NewYork Mem:
toiuu6g, ~ j. m..- Clev,I'nd 3, p. m. nest a1y.
as1 d' aF 4 o.@o da2 "a ani o- oo1y Of
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
s except synt9 ol2 iona, 1r'yG y " n ss
DFs car a. 90 B Soc s' and ws o o 80:
Sqg 1n6 90 800 p Sani ii sad s % 20 5
e Che sS and Ohio aaay and Cincinnati
Duu- shI coaches itDnN-'.. '' !' a.
For Atlantic CITY $50 b. r.. through Bgs PtS.r
oar and Coach e'favs cog meets WIN tio -
car for Rrovn'- Mills and Beach Haven
To- Copa vol f9r-
For Old Point and Norfolk. Via NewYork philadelphia
Sor,olx Rafro1d 90 q. daily except Sunday. and
s 90 p. H. daily: Baltimore and Bay Line. 2lo
D. n. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LxDress Trains leave as follows - cs.,o r,,.,. v,,s
Dining car and 10 10 % ws,An Inc CHI dna and
s:6o $50 90 sad 800 .nd i i rs n, ySn:
DAYS Espre:s ei5 so 200 40 L d0 sSa sod
,. NJ and II is night Accommodation 40 3; m ,s
.Nerk baggage from hotels and residences.
For Timetables Of local trains apply 10 any cekes
Company
CUAS T.. PCGH 7 y WOOD
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MORWaCHE- III Z:

fCt. BOSTON WOKCLS El. AEN -LONDON, NOtt.
wICH, WHITE MOI NlAl@A Al. point, NOttu and
last. sIEAMtl:N .'a,c ii.r 40 SOItl n I.lN EK~nrN
Nor Above DLoBsOSSI.SSI. lLKEl, DAILY tSundlJs
excepted, 1t 80 y. M
DiLl',Ii 10 /. IN tt ISfON the country SrI.-
day. for tie round trip 70 New London Pcquot and
tor Gri,wold - 10 norwich the Hose 0; New Eng lnnd
70 Ticket, good SATURDAY ngAt down bl st. amer
leaving Norwch following sunday at y. M. NcwLOndon.
'iiCkErs and SrATEROOMS SECURED ~ ). ~
2Gi 81 3l7 35J. 9g7 1i3 81 and 225 Broadway ~
ard l43 Bowcry. In BEo4kIYN, (oprt-.t. and 33l
Fulton Offices Wc7cott tNprr-s ~ 90 ana ~
snd CHICK 3AGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-
hi NOES. q. w. BRADY. Agent.
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1 FNSTFNERs.-Post once Department washington,
e N,v l. lSgo.-Scparlt@ scaled proposals from pat.
ents or their sssgnecs will BE- rsced thN Dprtcnt
lu nam on tn" 10Th Of july 1890. - follows Pro-
To- mai l.b9g cord-fascncrs for by the
fo-f once department said proposals TO state the amount
If rovafv any charged for patent device price at which
patent device II any will b. conveyed 20 the oycrnment
which said mailbag coS fastener VIII be
furnished complete. including royalty Proposals must be
I'm accordance WIN l' WI ., - ~ AZ
second Assls,ant Postms rra The contracts which
n,v M mad viii conformity to the specifications and
The accepted proposals.. Tho right reserved 20 reject
any all tho proposals. JOHN WANAMAKER, Post
a..- ..-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c.

w II. f. T. H. Co.. Lc~,-.- Train, leave West 42d.
lNcW.Nork follows. ana - ninut' r2rl'f
from ~ Jsy-st. Nrw-lork Hamilton, Londo''
Detroit and Chieaso . % a. NJ, ID !; NJ Si' TX
s:l5 p. IN. Buffalo Ro'h'N''r Susgen'i9n Bride
Utta and syracuse 3 30. % - a. > y,
: Is u. M Kingston. 30 IS. -? 90 clio %,
all 80 a. M. b3 -. - :oc BIB and : - p M
Catskil and Albany -. = Is. - -. all 30 a ~
- 10 81 c9 ;i5 al p g. 'r.eso'' M 20 r 5S.
ali 80 A. M 4 IL - 100 20 5.l5 35. 30 .Sl5i
III ~ D. n and go - m. b3 - D. Corn" an ae
New buzz Montreal and canada last, : 10 A. W- . -
y. %. ELEGANT slecpnr-car. Tor Buffalo. Magyar" fii''
Detroit Chicago and -. Louis AZ throu1h trans,
Saratoga special, ~ 80 D. ~ 3 - D. m ia5t'i 'a,'
Saratoga and caldwell Lake "colre. All ~ a. m.
lor-cat on II 80 a. train. Eaaor-kilL Hunter, ~"
bart, Grand Hotel station and Pho nl,a. &c ciVt'
and al 30 a. n b3 . y. PJnorc1r, 10 ttrlhu no.
I'll and KaatersN! VIA iho nica. 10 10 ana - r. No.,
:f5 D. NJ trains aud 10 - foe Hobart Sle pnf-,h
on 30 a m. SUNDAYS only. for Grand Ilocl and fho'
al b3 - p. Plr1r-ar, To t1t-Siu or hSs
trains. Iialf-ho.iday special 10 ~at daN only 10.
Kaatcrsknl Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station ana
phocnicia Parlor rand llotol Na'l'n and fhoU
Ella a b. e.. : Leaves BlOokNn. VIA Brook iFh MN ~
clO aiO 40 and 90 p ~ Jer,ey ny +. XXI, Xii
Mountain ght linz 80 See ping ear u Grand 10Y.
station SUNDAYS only. DAILY. tOoN except Natufdly ~
other trains daily except SUNDAY. For tickets tn'an
uarlor and slecDine accommodation or i.Otnrtm a.
ply offices Rrooflyn 33S Mas.ngton-st 20 tnfona,
Annex ofcr. too. Of Futons;. New-lork CiH =, SS
u West 12Gb-s, AMI West Short stations foot Of Wsss
iod.st and OF Jay-st.. North Hivdr, +. l.AN
BERT General Passenger Agent NandefbAt'a'e. New
Nork.
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Gonnlrn Board.


\ the summer a. w-st vsw fsrmj city references
dfoRGL {. SMITH. sionticele, ~ Y. -----
I. sUIEY Hill, COTTAGE.-El,vated beautiful moua-
4 ans raHincs waterfalls: home eomtott refer he'
Ms LINUS MELIUS, Alandar Berkshire Co. "a9o
A with par or and good board just the place oT oR os
rorpc: good location near station shady l. ~ D
. REArTrFuI SUMMER HOME, nrst:cla.s. for d re-.
"A fined family or party 81 adS1 o orsn S@,lth view
unexced extensive lawns waE, shade % ' nar or ca
Ing near station. Address Cs. "l2 Bway,-a oi VI s
LIST OF HOTELS and Boarding Houses IN the . EIS
70 Albany Dav Line. Dcsbro.scs-st. Pier. ------
ID GARD may children in pleasant So"%tE
FDlI,dcpha r@iercnce. exchanged address X fA'o" "a
DLrH POINT l.. I.-Boarders accommoda,'G ho9tigs.
Good ' ,,Se cSanse daily mdat j. Warner Prop
BOARD also furnished cottages win ta 10 6Csa ogr
i H %,'i D.. 'G MHrray '' Hill y J.
no NOT READ TIM, desire high p .SG. , pod
,gr and I'm saeI Dnians d ' oaia! I good sp
ic: fr, ns n .dSos ss Dir. w. s. fGsIf GOOD
"T ro H. M M evening a. ls5 clifton Place brooklyn.
r,X5,tE H0IIL ESSEX. cONNEcrlCrT-sycc
hot n Fiui@ HRr' II iaiS5c,te 'ries :.
po.o aS mar "af %ddre'. E H. rppr Red Hoo s Y
IrARN morSE Gnbcrt,,ine : YIarec cool ho1Ir
r. a6 %afnr,c t,t@- -. i: 5. ocKwEI.l
n NINA, Am >nrew-bury. Mas.-High io'nti9n (;
iri,m 'd our % own r,,as pcasaa; II W LoRIS
- rMMEE noARpEGS WAITED IN Priv1nt- f'm ,y
situated ,hado and fglt tree milk hq@T o.c and
s sans s''f term, s Str FAScis NJ SMITH
THr rooK or oEENATE .roETs , 9aSG 900 90
Anc bail payns shooting horseback Idos g. &c. in
En- and universally COMMUNICATED by The prc..
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Counirn Doaro iDnrlc0.

AvTlD-Ilusbanf wife and two friends would Ike
w Io,fi a. -llur,, about 80 minutes from Nov YORK
,di-e.. A. once with lowest terms T. j. X. Fo E"''-,t
Bfuokyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" EnOI Of LLNLl. u 81. NORrM KINLR.

CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEf'
e., fS a2s 6 s..ss, A #s2
.o I' 6a Sna for ase BAe6.m
Mayo SAqaA Hora -@a sad
on az ard Mausa thgnh on sanda1s Tor lax" opat.
cox oHs Tss,o" Bc,hchem Allentown Mauch Chunk and
g; T; Taas 1s lake w Gg, .Sssr
:, rsnton Reading Harr-burg Pottsyill" ramagna Sha-
pott TGronta Hdr.t paror ciT . wlllinnsport.
re,oolc N 5 MaaS aaE Readins Harrisburg 5
ioitNlle s. ~ SUNDAY. FOR E'-,on Bethlehem, Allen
'o"' ,5 ~ g. ,or Fi.ton Bcthchen Allentown Mauch
ohunh :adnr Harrisburg. WHkesbarrc scranton. Tam
'4-1' 80 p M By Ei-mnEton. Lake HopatcOns EastOn.
sG sS,Isd n a9s gs%n sssorn x,u.A
''?o; H'1a To- Fa.on Rs;qaen and A'aoHS ~ y IT."
and Pony ran; 90 si3 g Si5 10 70 Is (
- zoo M 90 ,. ~ sunday trains do not stop
ior Rt,ntc ag6and. via Notavan and Kcyport 800
Is II Is 80. 80, . 81. 80 D. M. sundays,
va iaSc1ooa Tom, River and rarncsat. 400 Is
For n,ch ris,sn Atlantc CITY. vincand and Bridge.
ton ra a ~ T.Scno I'D 30 SIS ilI5 a. M 100 80
10 9' r 30 N co 30 20 Go 30 p N. Sun:
day. co. 9'c PEG i :, ~ u%d}T "rrol.Tr
From. Per : Tot ~ f'Nfo'--t
ror IIfeLlind beach Srahr'ht Monmouth Beach, Long
p,nnrh C. al g. l5. 9:r0 II go a. m.. .oo. 3 -.
.n = 10 d. IA, sundays. . 30 2 900 y.
"a FOR NIms urnaoa, 100 o. a. n. = 90 satgr.
DAYS ONLY. -. &c. 80 p H. sunday $3.50 a. m.'
For t5sowooa Tom, Rive, and narnera'. $50, -
a r ror o. an Grove A.bu-v PARK Point Pleasant
G, at - 90 II 90 m. .oo 80. 30 30
p To- Beach Haven Atlantic city. Vnoand. Bridsoton,
&C., 30 a. M. 900 p ~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central r. + q N'"Js,,y Inied"irhi' and Read
"-f 70. fIade fli1 81 80 -. 90. II 30 a m. 80
Si'TpS1S . ~. ii 100 a ~. o6. 20. 90 90
- FER lIarorr an Washneton daily at 90 II 80 teN.
cen SUNDAY, a. NJ %. 3 20 o. -. M. l. 10 NIGHT
Trains let,uc A. 10 II 90 a. No. 80 90. > on.
81 D. ~ II night except Slurdty nshtl nave con-
u.rtlon for Reading Harrisburg Pott>N He. Sc.
ror Sunb, ~ I.Wisburg ana WlliamSpor', va Phua-
dclita AZ - a I 30 Buffet Paror carr 30 =. M.
II / midnight O,Noept Saturiay night. SUNDAYS p NJ
Tickets and Parlor ar seats b. cured AZ II. -Bl
AS 90. li0. l.J@ troldway p; 6thnve. 90 West
l15th.st l2i East l25thst. Ncw-Nork Courtst $50
Fulton.st % broadway Brooklyn . .
Nev.York Transfer Con Will call for and check
from hotel or res denre.
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;, nonn.AIS non DREDGING At TUE

R0rU2 NV YNRD brooFlyn. YoT-pgrc9a
=, vo,d and Docks Navy Department, Nsshnston D. g.,
June > 1870 sealed popo'' IN o piooES INA
viii be- rcccived this Bureau un;ii II O'clock a ~ on
Wdsdav July . 1890, and publicly open'd Immediately
thercafer Specifications and blank iorns o nrSposal,
% hc forgardcd upon application 70 me C9mlnaldant of
WI ~ y" y,rd I.rooklyn y. o. the Bureau. Re
n sac,ri.y will be required for the faithful perform
% $50 contract and the right + reserved 81 reject any
m ali nroponls deemed advantageous to the "oIei.
nr,t dnI 10 waive all defects. bono Tor the sum OF
fonr ons,nd dollars a. 600 must accompany bid, for
tbc v"rk y. II. FARQCHAR, Chief Of Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
Drn GOODS

JANNES Marvellous Glove sale; IRE
A. sBuTroN DREssED oPEaN.GGD1 Mo s, PAIN
GhOxELSS DIISEN ia NDK F;kt RlEEo n1vI
Dr'H N. ,Pi ECE. Is w. S0TI.Sr., AND w y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
PROVIDENCE LIME

Tor BOSTON. PKoXIniNCH WORCESTER aud all Ne~
England points. Full nights rc,t shortest rail ride.
Steamer. CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS
will leave Pier 90 y. r. foot Waren.st. 80 p m.
daily, except Sundays arriving Providence m, Boston
10 =. nnc orch,rr! on each steamer Tickets and
saerooms secured at 100 25 261 32l 0i4 sud e6
House WMdsOr and tO,mppOlitan Hotels, ali
onlccs y Y. Transfer Co.. y Y. and rooHlyn who viii
cali for baggage from hotel to dest.
nation.
Telephone CALL Cortllndt 1929
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
pOpOSlLS FOR CEMENT Tor thc Dis

~ ~. - coinnbia-Ofnco Of the Commissioners, d. C.,
w. w Junc 90 IS3O.-Seaed proposals Will be lr-
d ~ this otcc until II o'clock M On Nay J.y
reN,eo sor frl shiny for the public work o the
~ - Columbia Blank forms Of proposals aiq ,pc
he obtained a. this once VI ~ apiy'Ih
thsrefo together with all ncces-afy 40 oy
,S,sc forms considered IN. iehO
Dus ." reioct any and all bid, or parts OF BIDS W
1nnphIyGIASS l.. q. IIINf II. NJ. ROBERT, Cohni'soh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
BOSTDN. SIOAlNGT0N LINE.

PIER and WATCH MI
steamer RHODE ISLAND
AID NAEKAGASSllI
Leave Sew Per SO \ H.,
one bloc abOv. Can1l.-t
> y. M. sunday. excepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

Nt-rM' :. DTEW aud OI-NN -',I
r.r Al North River foo, Can..' at p. m Brook ~
iDi,an-~t Va sun'N. > D. 20. conn'ctus with express
FOR saraLy, Ia6r and oil Adirohdact points,
sra on Spr.ug.. toopcr,t0Nnf lhor-aid lsandS and
<iagara Fam. SAT- EpNN NIrhI STEAMER connect,
.nL... .-- aL L. =
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= poposNs FOR GRADING AND Fill.

ID ROPOSN$ FOR GRADING AND FILL
l ING.-DrInt oprtrima-te.'- Ofcc. Dayif's Island.
\ Y H. June 20 iS9O.-Neaed proposals. in trpllcate.
viii Do, received until II "a a. M. Thursday july 10.
$50 and opened Immediately thereafter 10 presence ~
attending bidders TO- Grading aud Ealing 1000 ards.
about. required around Eariack At Dayd's Island
Al Information furnished application. The hight is
ryed u roget any ala ad-. and N waiy" d"frcts
Endorse proposals. 'FlpIo-as Tor Grading ana thing
and aidr'-. captain } Mel. HYDE Assistant Quarter
mast 70 l.. :. Army, DEPOT Quait"fma|tfr -
OFFICE or COMMITS lONrrS or QCARANTINE
= BROADWAY. y. ....,..,,..
Y'HE NTLNIlVN or COS IRAC IOKS Is
clilrd ro Tia. advertisement BOO g. 90 = Record H.
,ltlng l.i, fo- vor. ou S"lrh1ru' Island
CHARLES J.. ALLEN. President
r :. TEEA>I RS DEPARTMENT. Office
L. Supervising Surg'onGener'l Marino-o- pital ser
No. WASHINGTON D e.. jun -. lh9l-~eal"d proposals
win lD r.c.i,, this Onice until ~ Monday. July
p 1900 o. furnish hospital stores druggist >undr"'
l.dd, hooks g.. th,- ~ Oh" Narin"- II spi1ll
~cgi A. Washington. p. e.. during N" hsra yoar cnd
ing juno 80 i>ol schedules and further Information
NAV DO Obtained upon application o. the und" signed Inc
light reserved % waive niorna ~ ahN u rct tny
or all proposals. JOHN y. HAMILTON, supervising
surgeon General. ". H. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
Proposals.

ROpOSALS FOR FuRNlSlllNG flkh
crs Washington June L. Isyos.9ed popoSiS, d mii
siohc Al hi, Office until II o'clock n OF .ionu"S
be- m 900 Tor urnlshi. - frr ydrants ana 20 ,itv'
Juhc as hereinafter enumo atcd For
bids be made ana All cth'r hipIti1
Ion apply at this Office The Isht ,erf nSr.ASS
any "' uuINE H. NJ. ROBERT. Commissioners u. I,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31
FIVE head of horses we're reported

FIVE head of horses we're reported
stolen from pasture out near Gay
Hill on Monday night. Tuesday
morning colored man living two
miles from the city on the Gay Hill
road, brought couple of horses to
town which had come up to his lot
about daybreak. They answered
pretty well the description OF a
couple of the horses stolen, but at a
late hour in the evening the owner
had not put in an appearance to
| identify them.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

Nh. PHILLIP SCHLEMMER and Miss
Caroline Kieselich were married at
the courthouse on Friday afternoon.
They came in from the country and
both meant business. They applied
to the county clerks Office for a
license. and almost before the ink
was dry on the paper they repaired
to Justice Curry's Office and had him
to tie the nuptlaI knot according to
his fastest and most approved
method.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

Mr.. B. LEHMAN, who has just re-
turned from his farm down in the
Brazos bottom in the Washington
neighbarhood, reports the cotton
looking well with good rains and
says the worms are not doing much
damage. He says that there hasn't
been near so much rain this side of
his place as there has been down in
the bottom.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

The Brennan oil mill was pur.
chased by the stockholders of the
Brenham compress company, who re-
Gently purchased the new compress,
and the purchase Of the oil mill
makes their possessions quite large.
1t is understood that the oil mill pur-
chase includes about two hundred
pairs of platform scales and several
cotton seed sheds up and down the
railroads.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

An old gentleman who has resided
in Texas over fifty years asked the
reporter of the BANNER if he hadn't
noticed that there has been very lit
tie breeze from the south this sum
mer, and remarked that during his
residence in the state he has OBJ
served that whenever the breeze
didn't come from the south the
summers were very warm.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

Two officers arrived in the city by
private conveyance on Monday night
from Colorado county and returned
on Tuesday morning with the color
ed prisoner, Peter Davis, who muir
dered Anderson Williams over there
last week.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

The summer is not yet over by
considerable, but the worst OF it
seems to be about past, and for fifty
wears to come the oldest inhab!-
tant" twill be referring to it as the
hottest within his experience.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

TIE Santa Fe route will sell round
trip tickets to Galveston to-day and
tomorrow for S3.70, good to return
in thirty days. This is to enable
our people to join the great excur-
sion from st. Louis. Kansas City
and ILissomi river galeways, to Gal
weston.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

TUE two-horse team belonging to
Joe Wisnesky, a Polander farmer
living on the Mcintyre place north
east of town, broke loose from then
tether at Tristram's drugstore Sat
urday afternoon and ran around the
square to Ammons' tailor shop
where they collided with Mr.. G
Niederauer's wagon and sprung the
axle.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

QUITE a number of citizens attend
ed the summer night concert at Fire
mems park on Monday night in bug
gies, and enjoyed themselves. There
were only few, however, at the
ball. The attendance will no doubt
be greatly increased next time.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

GAIT. J. n BYRNEs, the county
clerk, says that he and Deputy Krug
are now so near up with their work
that they have TO wait for custo-
mers, and that when a party comes
in with deed to record he can have
it back in an hour if he chooses.
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JIM TUrsoN. the negro who killed
the Mexican near Gay Hill Sunday
morning, has not applied for pre-
liminarY examination yet. But he
has employed Judge Kirk to defend
him and he will have an examining
trail as soon as his counsel returns
to the city.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MEssRs. W. q. Lockhart, Otto
Lindemann, Low Sails, Boney Am
mons, R. S. Farmer, Joe Beaumier,
and Masters Chas. Koch and Willie
Lindemann. left late yesterday even
ing by private conveyance for the
Bernard to spend week hunting
and fishing.
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Liquors (! LIQUORS !

Just received one car load liquors,
consisting of Alcohol, brandy, gin,
blackberry brandy, whlskey-all
grades-in barrels, halt barrels
and in 3 and 10 gallon kegs.
FL. FISHER,
Wholesale LiQnor Dealer.
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Try the Improved Buckeye
Mower" Sulky Hay Rakes and
Caldwell Wagons" First class
goods and all warranted.
FRANK w. WooD.
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DR. JOSEPH ROGERS has rented
the cottage on West Main street just
below Mr.. Alex Simon's residence,
and will move into it on next Mon
day.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

The colored summer normal
school of this Senatorial district
which has been conducted for the
past five or six weeks under the
management of Prof. J. T. Harris,
closed yesterday evening.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

SOME of the farmers who poisoned
their cotton last week say that it
was time and money lost, as the fire.
quent showers of rain washed the
noison off.
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Mr.. julius HONDA, of the hide
pendence community, who was one
of the first to be visited by the cot
tonworms, says that he poisoned
them early with London purple and
that they are not giving him any
trouble now.
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The U. B. F. Society, of Burton
a colored organization, will have a
big time at that place tomorrow.
Several BRENNAN darkeys Will be in
attendance. Prof. J. NJ. Il. Ran
dies brass band will furnish the
music.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

FoR Olive Oil, Pickles, Horse
Radish, Tomato Catsup, Citron,
Mayonnaise Sauce, L. Il P. Sauce.
Brook Trout, Sardines, Oysters, Sal
mon, Deviled and Potted Ham.
Lunch Tongue, go to
SLOAN & HoDDE.
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REFRIGERATORS.

Just received one car load latest
patent hardwood, non-filled, North
Star Ice Chests and refrigerators.
Call and see them.
Fl. FISHER.
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A BRILLIANT society gathering
took place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. o. 7. Holt in Houston
night before last in honor of Miss
Mary Clay, of Independence, who is
visiting them.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-31

The chief feature of the Young
Mems Social club entertainment on
Tuesday evening was the music by
the Italian string band. some of
which was very good. Mr.. Harry
Swearingen's reading of THE
Lady or the Tiger" was listened to
with marked interest by the ladies.
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CAPT. II. L. McCLUNG having NOV
ed away from the city, the rector of
st. Peters church has appointed
Mr.. W. A. Wood as the senior war
den of the parish.
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Corn! Corn T.!

10 car loads of White sacked Kan
sas corn.
2 car loads Short Clear Bacon.
4 car loads of -four.
Just received and for sale by
81. FISHER.
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Just Received!

At J. II. iQuebe's: Fresh Whit
aker's hams, lard and breakfast
bacon. One car of flour and corn
meal for sale at low price.
j. II. QUEBE.
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On hand, Rock Lime, Cement,
Brick, Doors, Windows, Blinds,
Scrolls, Mouldings, Cypress Cisterns,
Finishing Lumber of all kinds. Bal:
listers, Wire Screens, Doors and
Buckeye Mowers.
FRANK W. Woop.
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A co1oRED Methodist camp-meet-
ing will begin at Burton on the 9th
of August. The colored Methodists
at Greenvine will unite with their
brethren at Burton in conducting the
meeting.