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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
NOT UTTERLY HOPELESS.
From The Eiddcford journal.

some Of the Democrat, Of this state have claimed
tho Mr.. Thompson Will receive Republican
vote account Of the license platform. II MAJ lr
Even a church ~pHie mc- has had bad member, ~ -
ilt that uo!!ug AGAINST the church. Int the claim
recalls Incident la the life of the tate Milton H.
Hopkins of Indiana. lie va, "A candidate on the Dem
ocialit ticket superintendent Of Public instruction.
lie day into barber shop, and while getting
shaved by a c0Orc1 engaged that artist In con
ver-aiion.
Il suppose YOU co0red people all going to voter
80. go. ~ah '
What ticket are you going tD vote -
Publican tiClct, ,nh-' Publican ticLctl
We'll, ! am running for superintendent OF Pubnc
Instruction the Democratic ticket
That sab ?"
Yes. Don't You think some Of You colorcd peo-
PIE might be persuaded tO vote for me ~
Don't know. sah-dont know. Some mighty low
down nggahs. sah.s
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its manners and customs ~ thcS" OF the ME
state, AMI what 4 perfect chanse oi c"""'' MS
can ro bod hy a Journey of io'n''H| N'''
from the heat and dust and h.mldilF ara h'IiF
and strife ani veNa'iou of Nr"-i"rE. - 'n'
hright. clear skies the dashiue N"a,. II" s''''''
coast and tlc nnfcuontcj wilderness %: ii' 81
and newest Western oud. 10 j, cHor-r ""'''
pgr, hri.Ltuc,S into ones eye, AMI cr"9e' n'"
one. muscles. # furuiehc, another Endorsement
of the .cheuc Of the creation. I'll" r\H.cn'' "'
srch pl.c., as Ncv-{or< render. such places ~
Newfoundland absolutely Necessary.
Ea,ur.'. fancy va, actively at "o'" when 'Hl'
Island Was erected IT. copN-iIu" !, "n oppression
of lcr most crratic num'r-. and sc has sur
sounded j, with condition, Of So a1' "E ""''
q d immensely to tine strange sentiments u .'.-
-,.,s. 81 au Inc~ it- erncr. 'Pr '''i'' Is
y,iid and bleak. brt this cn""t i> p"''i."'
lc,.l,,.cd w.cl u J, yIc~cl @."@, g r'I.~
-, a..a ,troalh 81 c...ti lo-. ~ r. i.r' .'''
o.. ,-..,d a,. tI~u suprrucIr awful "uS ''"'
ma, hc no,!c tti,- o.. l.dr'r. >."p''. "'' ,'".'
,r,oI ing in III. mI.t like @il'F s.r'''"'. !" '.,'
summer months tie winds arc silt ard Only
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cali if 50. which is exceedingly rcstiul IN the
houschold of the -. Johns merchant Inc
servants are scrvantS-not scrNllc, T'WhhI h'is-
heads. nor impcrtincnt, noisy pests ln'S arr
of the Gshing population Nlmpc-mindcd "u' IN
teIlicent II they are girls they are "pp 10 pe
very pretty and to possess red cheeks auburn
hair. bnc eyes and fair slender hands. II may
,ot reuder thcu the less interesting to ald that
their WAGES vary from s. month to -. Inc
best of them. however, are rapidly drifting I"
America. where. II is said, they I"lcH!N CONE -
know their rights as free and independent Amer
i"du citizens
The merchant sells everything if"m Sh"e
strire II a fishing schooner. He generally occu-
,ies Two or three buildings and carries enormous
stocks Of hoods lie deals in the ont ports
ar fishing Villages lying along the coast through
plautcrs" These constitute sort ol mu"c
class in the social organization of NcwloundIahd
Their name does npt descrihc them celr't l Amer
lean minds II docs not imply that t"el have an
agricultural function. In other lands they might
be called brokers. or retailers, or factors lneE
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
MEETING Az OLD FRIEND.
From The II. Paul Pioneer Press.

People aic treated 20 gr,a. many surprises IN ms
world. Tho WHO tr.ri 10 shake hands WIFE ms
image in l,r-e mirror nightly a,onishcd when he
ic the cold uIfacc O the glass, NOt les 80 Wd, wen
Known local journalist, who while reading work 81
fiction t, other dan .urrr,cd 10 find incorporated
lu pa account Oi an occurrence which ne had
writer, up years for metropolitan paper, and, a.
lc made speciality of such matt tho author OF tho
book had drawn heavily upon tine store Of iaCt~ aud
descriptions The use Of the material perfectly
legitimate the facts found IN newspapers are at
every ones service, but to the reader II like
meeting long lost literary child and he recognized II
by family traits, even II II under another name.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
SCENES IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
A COUNTRY OF PROBLEMATIC P0SSIBIL-
IrIFS

THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE COLONY
NEWFOUNDLAND noMEs,THE FISHERMEN
AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH THE
MERCHANTS HOW TO GET THERE.
trRoN A srAFY CORRESPONDENT rHE TRiBUYE.l
St. Johns. July ?.
The first thing that attract, the attention ~
an American visiting Newfoundland is the poor
little }cgaar Of a croesine-Swccpcr who stands
directly in the way with his broom in one hand
and his hat in the other. picturesque aHd i'm
Fortunate. The second is the eIddy. rcd-chcc.cd
barmad. rather pretty and very pert, with her
arms allimho and he head sci upon one side
dealing oIt Scotch whskey and por; wine" These
two pictures enable one 10 rcalizc HAT u" is surely
within tie domlniors of Her Britannia Majesty.
There is much else in Newfoundland. il those
were wanting. which would convey the same
fact IL his mind. st. Johns is surrounded win
an atmosphere to which the Union Jack .hds
lent lis peculiar flavor
This strange and interesting island ought to he
Of great scrN Zee 10 Americans H. certainly would d"
il they know more about it, II thcY knew how dl.-
tnct and individual It's cl arms, how unlike ''
people its climate It's vegetation. lis scehcN ana
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ur u,p roryD THE RIGHT Place.

From The Chl-aro Tribune a.,
Well" remarked the Stranger cl'lHN', ~, ~
,..,.I H. Ir. and reached for Glove ~ i''N' ~
rit Infamous l'''"N dom o,"in %" Io'.- -
dpu't -"c 1uNthiu- 40 'trN infamous t''"' ~,
,lit me man behind the l1r ,omcW'lt ar.r IoN.
- Ict me- have one ot th" iirNt~' pi'a'c' OH" '''
,trtu-cr, producing a roll ot blH'.
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gratefully cooling. tie s"a rolls peacefully anu
o.. toos are withdrawn Even tr' '.' F''''.'
!, characterized by a ,omh.c mal'Si> ""''" >
not the less impressive '"''A-' ' '~ ~
"a CRYSTAL atmosphere Long stretches OF .''N
.,.,.,,.. r,.l constantly cu-.-c ;lc 't" "' >"'
ol,dc ,viih t.oplh Tire ocean I"'. '"r' ''
c,cr frir..d with tie white cruInr cd tie h"''I'-
inc 49,. Their summit, Hated INTO rf'N' ''
nature, uoh.c,t architecture. si''n"' ID "'"'"'
STRENGTH AGAINST tire c"ru.can shv.
q...... amin, effects ar, not 10 be found along
AN, sandy coasts, They have all the lhi'l'''
FL, novelty 10 an American. l.cy al" mn'A
Heightened by closer inspection. on" - r''
need ii ycrr poetic temperament t. ~ nI'
interest f,,lr.cd aud his Imagination '\'H"I ~
the weir. bc.uty ot a Nc"IoDndand h"i "'r
and fire solemn Grandeur "t q \c"l"nndi'"d
maintain. The sccrc is one tA'' cannot hr
resisted II t,k,s lorc.h.c p'ss -'i"n "i tr
intellect. 10 stand upon ouc of these colossal
piles of hoary roch and 10 look out upon the
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RrrrrRrLLEN ~ THE NyOW.

From The Tuolimac independent
u / Mann. of sugar. Pine, one Of oar practiG Il
mon va, iu town thi, week. az! uN"Icl ne
iudcpcndcnt' Win spcl, call. lie report, INA,
',' i, n butt.rrc, AR, iu the snow belt II t''
.1i., mi. wear H.. -lN~ th3t lu rdiu- through tl'
',,, rIor,, # tn"u W"r, seen by h.m. lhcN We're
- Troublesome t,mt his hor-, would snort dnd shake
li- L,Id to keep them oGt OF hr uo-irlIo.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

fore the sun rises and continue them long after
Ir sets When they get back To land they nave
lrt one demand relaxation and rest This III
vito, 70 social system which contributes 10 their
misery. Their merry -go-ucly. thrft'c-s life places
iII.ni if they are houc, at the mercy of the mrr-
chants. and if they are dishonest II places 'h'
merchant Jt tlc mercy Of them. fishing "niht
F, an expensive affair Lven coast"ls" hNhlh-
rc.nir,- GOOD boat, ami costly tackle, and voyage
10 ic lous> is n event that requires vast pf'p'ra-
lions, For all thl> the fisherman runs IN debt
..i far ...lrl more. He generally deals through
~p'autcr~ with merchant. The meIc'H''
are al. i'm - Johns They are wealthy, afisto-
r,.;. people and they las" Handsomely. ln'r
l,,ac. a.r rarely prct"utionS IN appearance "'
.I,ir silver +, silver. and from tac moment y"u
,.,,,- tI...- door you are Impressed with Tire i'''
,..,.. .c.cr.iiin- O., substantial and genuine. Tier"
. rc.,.cr SNOW nor shoddy. Their ore "'''n''-
r,,r F., . H.- $50 one seems To Ie 'i''''N re-
.....,.lt. uu'c-, be- owns tag. II H. old - sep
,,,, ,o which cscrv person of cowe1Hrr'' HES
.i, ,..u u..i-u.a tt3u, mi-iH, p"'c ia hi' iio"'
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A LARGE REBATE.
From The Wa hingt

From The Washington Post.
Il hopes yer isn't gwme ter fin fault wuf DAT
shave said thr barber 10 the mutilated customer.
certainly am. never was 50 brutally butciered
in my life. .., -. , .,o,,,o, ro,
ohpv 10 cents and done wased much ez cents
wuf OF stiekin pldhStah %
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,,,J Tine na., are of all kinds ami '''''N'
-I.,rcs and dc-r.us. as much liberty ''in- -'''"
il, tIr,c rc,pr.t. 49, ia the constructive"
,,,...,.,o, of % cont ofarms. Many people are
...ut.., y,1 t.c ordinary Euu-h cn~I-n' '''
..,..., so ,a for complicated r'''"r'> and -'"'>
..Ior,. so mu,h Impotence is attached To- i'''
,,.tt.r That ..,c, are ou record where W'' has
bu,t Ll, G,op pole before hc '"'' MS h''.''
Tie merchants, entertain with lavish h'NP''i.'N
71.. have the finest wines on c'i'" ana '.'
cl,oicc,t ci.,r> Their fayortc wiz" is port IT.
...r.. f., mature i'm the cold. damp climate q.
>c,yfonndlaud and gradually TO ac1"r' "'''t
that f., simply exquisite. II yon are promptly '"'
,,.,iuuf.rilr impressed with this i'r' N"" "'-
.,llrc A distinction which Is OF not " 'u4"' N''''
.,l,.,t,s,. II appears 10 Justify the N'"l'"N'-
,..,. .i,;r, ,ou hIs confidence and lc rows
immediately nicrdly. | wouId not imply NAV
br lacI., corimty tor l', own sake. In hI' home
h.. is a> gracious and dc!i-lt'ul as man could
bc There Is Il quality OF smoothn'sN II may
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30
TAKE NOTICE!

Just received--A full line
of Edwin G. Burt & Co. s
fine shoes. The largest stock
Of Gents handmade shoes ever
brought to this city.
Our stock of medium price
and cheap goods for Ladies,
Misses, Gents and Boys is
more complete than ever.
We carry the largest line
of school shoes ever offered;
they are first-class goods and
cost no more than an inferior
article.
1t is not necessary to state
that we can save you money,
our many customers attest
that fact.
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Brennan Shoe Store.
v. STUGKBRT, Jr.
North Side Of Square.
Jacob Il Eldridge. just receiv-
ed, Full Cream Cheese, Celery.
Apples and Bananas.

DEMOCRATS recol from the attempt
of the Republican party to foist
upon them officers who are incom'
petent to administer the affairs Of
the county, and will work to defeat
any such attempt on the 4th Of
November. One injudicious, unwise
and incompetent administration Of
affairs would increase the taxes OF
the county and impoverish it until
its scrip would be selling to specu.
lators for song. Now it is worth
dollar for dollar. Remember this
when you go to cast your vote.
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Mr.. o. NJ. CoRNIr1Us has sold his
home place to DR.. II. Gevers the
trade having been completed by the
making of the deed Thursday. Mr..
Cornitius was to have left for Waco,
but is detained to attend law suit
which grew out of the sale of this
place, Mr.. John B. Vinson, real es-
tate agent sueing forhis commission,
the property having been listed with
him and advertised for sale by him
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends neighbors
talking about it. You may yourself be one
of the many who know from personal ex.
Perience just how good thing is. If you
have ever tried 1t, you are one Of its staunch
friends, because the wonderful thing about
it is, that when once gwen trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place in
the house, If you have never used it and
should be afflicted with cough, cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle
at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaran-
teed every time, or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at r. E, Luhn's Drug Store.
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A CARD.

1 have just purchased Mr.. o. NJ,
Cornitius' stock, consisting OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver,
ware, Optical Goods, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Canes, etc. 1 bought
this stock at a discount and pro-
pose to give my customers the
benefit of the same. Be sure and
call on me before you buy your
goods, and see what I have got. 1
have just the goods you want, and
at SELLING prices. Ny stock is
among the largest in Brennan, and
all goods sold are GUARANTEED AS
REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
l do all kinds of repairing in the
watch and jewelry line.
A. T. THREADGILL.
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TIE splendid condition of the
county is as good recommendation
as the Democratic party can offer
for the perpetuation of Democratic
rule. If you are in Brennan be-
tween now and election day examine
the records and vote to keep the
offices in such hands.
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Momaja, Peaberry, Rio, Java, Mo.
cha, parched Or Green Coffee.
Jacob & Eldridge.

THERE are in the county jail three
prisoners, one awaiting the action
of the supreme court having taken
an appeal from a life sentence, a
man for some trivial offense, and the
no-legged boy who 10 charged with
horse stealing. Besides the three
prisoners there are four lunatics,
three colored women and one white
man.
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Nh. W. Fl. MURPHY added TO h

Nh. W. Il. MURPHY added to his
collection of curiosities Friday live
alligator and Waterfowl resembling
a water turkey, though the bird has
not been classified yet. 1t was cap
tured out at Gidding's pasture by a
wing shot, and is as viscious as q
chained monkey. 1t has long green
legs and bill equal to that of crane
and is speckled something like a
partridge. His alligator and ball.
frog in the same case make a fine
pair.
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JOIN McCARTY, a brakeman OF
Sealy, who has a run by this city,
and is not unknown to many here,
lost his foot day or two ago by
having the cars run over it. He
dropped from between the cars as
they came together to keep from
getting his body mashed between
them when his foot was caught.
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FOR TAX Assessor.

E.G. LANeHAMMER is hereby announced
as a candidate for reelection to the office OF
Assessor of Taxes of Washington county.
Election first Tuesday in November, 1890.
To the voters of Washington County:
Being endorsed BY the Republican County
Convention for the office Of Tax Assessor, L
hereby announce myself as candidate Tor
Tax Assessor. of Washington county and
respectfully ask the support ST the voters
of Washington county.
Very truly,
JOE MAREK.
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The Verdict Unanimous

W D. Suit, Druggist, Bippas, Ind, test
lies: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism OF
two years standing" Abraham Hare, drug
gist, BellvilIe, OhiJ; affrms: "The best sell
ing Electric Bitters." Thousands of Others
have added their testimony. SO that the YER
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters dc
cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar bottle at R. E.
Luhn's DRUG Store.
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The new hotel is to be known as
the "New Exchange" Whatever
good will, name and reputation
the Exchange has made under the
management of Mr. Geo. H. Wilson,
he does not propose to forfeit it and
start from the jump on the building
up of another. He will move it
when he moves.
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Jacob & Eldridge sole agents
for Log Cabin Whlskey.

Mr.. j. D. RUcKER returned from a
trip down on the Brazos Saturday.
From him it is learned that most of
the upland cotton has been gath
cred out that way, but that not
much more than half of the bottom
cotton is out yet.
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BuckIen,s Arn1ea SaIHe.

The best salyein the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblsins, corns, and all
.,.,n eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by r. E. Luhn.
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Mr.. B. T. ROGERS, of Honey
Grove, brother OF Mr.. NJ. E. Rog.
ers, formerly OF this place.
for the past year engaged
in the service of the Santa
Fe at Honey Grove, lost a child
Wednesday night last. It's remains
came in on the Santa Fe Friday
evening for interment here, and was
met at the depot by sorrowing rela.
tives.
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WITH almost empty prisons, with
idle county official, the doctors and
druggists complain that they are
making nothing. Washington coun-
ty might be said to be in a quite
healthy condition in every respect.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The Banner is authorized to announce o.
A. SEWARD as the democratic nominee fol-
County Clerk of Washington county.
We are authorized 20 announce CHARLES
W .HoMEYER as candidate for the office Of
County Clerk OF Washington county at the
ensuing election.
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For diamonds watches and jewelry
A. I. Threadgill takes the lead. If
you want watch, ring, or pin you
can save money by calling and ex-
aiming nv stock:
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Corn! Corn

10 car loads of White sacked Ka1
sas corn.
2 car loads Short Clear Bacon.
4 car loads of -four.
Just received and for sale by
q. FISHER.
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For Cider and White Wine Vine
gar, Syrup and Molases, Best Laun-
dry Soap, $3.50 per box $3.50,
small boxes 70 cents.
Go to SLOAN & HoDDE.
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Col. D. G. G1DD1SGs, W. W.
Searcy, L. R. Bryan and Judge
Kirk addressed the suffragans at
Burton, Saturday, in behalf of
Democracy. There was a large
crowd out and regular Democratic
love feast. The republicans and in
dependents failed to respond.
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For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

The Banner is authorized to announce
BEAUREGARD BRYAN as the Democratic nom
inee for district attorney of the 2lst Judi
cisl distr ct.
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The new bar room and billiard hall
that will probably be opened under
the New Exchange Hotel, will not
be opened or run by Mr.. Geo. II.
Wilson, but if at all, of which there
seems to be some doubt, by Mr..
John W. league, formerly with the
Merchants Exchange saloon.
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Try sLsck;DsAyeaT tea for Dyspepsia

The Sinner News is the name OF q
new paper to be issued at Sinner
next week, Sutton & Fly proprie-
tors.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce SAM
ScHLEEKER as the democratic nominee for
reelection to the Office of Tax Collector OF
Washington county.
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Maccaroni, Vermicilli, Lemons,
Cakes, Candies-always fresh-Gra-
ted Sugar Corn, Maple Syrup-Best
Syrups. Jacob & Eldridge.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce ED. AMs-
LER as the democratic nominee for county
commissioner from Precinct No. 8, Wash
ington county, at the ensuing election.
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LOCAL WIS.
Tarnpering with the Record.

Mr.. j. o. Williams, Postmaster
at VIM. Penn, was in the city yes
terday, for the purpose of getting
. certified copy of a copy of his
marriage certificate. Mr.. Williams
vas appointed postmaster at Vim.
Penn under Cleveland's administra-
Slon, and some republicans are try
lg to get him out of the place by
ting up the charge that he was
ned eleven years ago under the
ned name Of Williamson. Some
Jas made the record read that
and then sent for certified
the record to forward to the
knit. The officers of course
5ecting any trickery sent ii
ason as the record shows
the change, and it was for
that way, but Mr. Williams
Siis possession q certified copy
marks, erazures or blots on it
Is Williams, and it was a GER
pr of this that he wanted
to head his counter petition
ae records show very plain
ley have been changed.
tie piece OF trickerv speaks
Dir. Williams. If his re-
the past eleven years has
slear that they could start
him without CHANGING
S of the county, he is
good man and ought
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INTERESTING,

I have several tracts of land, from
5 to Is acres, very convenient to
depot, and splendidly suited for
truck farming that are offered cheap
real bargains. HARRY HAYNES,
Real Estate Agt.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce NJ. NJ.
FELDER as the democratic nominee for Rep
resentative from Washington county to the
22d Legislatllre.
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We carry the largest and most
complete stock to be found in the
city. All goods delivered prompt
ly and free. Jacob & Eldrldge
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce D. E
league as the democratic nominee for
Sheriff of Washington county.
We are authorized to announce T. j.
AWAIT as an independent candidate for
Sheriff OF Washington county. Election.
first Tuesday in November.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

FROM the amount of lumber piled
up at the yards in the city there
must be considerable building an
ticipated this winter.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

If you want anything in the jewel
ry line from baby ring up to fine
diamond it will be to your interest
to examine the large and varied stock
at the jewelry store of A. T. Thread
Ill
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Full line of Syrups, Banana,
Raspberry, Pine Apple and Black
berry, by the bottle.
at Jacob & Eldridge.
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RoR uoArER.

Weare authorized TO announce Henry 6
King, of Caldwell. asthe democratic nominee
for Aatonal representative for Washington,
Lee and Burleson counties in the 22d Legis
latlJre
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Corn Fed Beef,

Our markets are now supplied
every day with the finest corn fed
beef, the latest mutton and pork to
be had in the state.
FISHER & WEIs.
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The doctors and druggists say
they are not making salt, which Is
the best evidence of the healthful-
ness of this section.
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Our stock is SO LARGE that we n,

Our stock is SO large that we are
compelled to make a sacrifice to
early purchasers in order to make
more room. So to save money call
early, even if you do buy your win
ter goods little earlier, as you will
find your saving will justify you to
store same away even for 6 months.
New York Store.
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We are authorized to announce BEN S.
RoeERs as the democratic nominee for
County Attorney of Washington county.