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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
Artllon eInlc5.
tI,Kl oTEEo oALL.

Wncrcss LOU, ,,as' t,s t' 'ndcr the laws
I"ny "a " .oit ~ il9 ne OF trust lited iso
~ DEEDS In and cr the Cly Of ST. L2ge Ml'rr - d D9
G95 p9se Sg2; ard SAT- Depc.t toHpy trustee
The ioiou IN described ptoporH SHC d situated IN
the tty u Louis Ms,oe'' gla s AZ i Cy block
tr,n hundred ana scent, i'9 ohSt Garner * Clark
va and tahtccnJn street aud runn.nS thpc M inS
along me norm aa,i lin' o G p.a" i gle nth str.
nney I.V i, onc 4nnGr,d o5 TT e.osnta
street thence south a'os r,ce ., BEGINNING.
nd Gounl'd norta b. an aiey' 'a.' BY tags.boid
promise, ncz below de,c-gd Lo.1oi "a sn'a Ono
l lTeS fTproo Gudns i5A5I f ,IO hsn c %d
basement having corrugated non fr"i anu d Contain
ne Lowg m%S,gG ,,'a rt,@t a oS c5 feet pr
% feet dian r. connected together and havng crpSo
ity OF about 10000 cgbc i'r g,h p d'5 ;o o,Ions
SsF snd o n@q and fSsf'' 6ou 55 ST
hgh briIt Of 1rck WIN t"'rd at; i'u cha. on, 40
nor loo,f upright engn", double r,c,ra 1i Vo
Saidc,ant Hloncr. No Stui' art Ho"r enc ,,, 4toO
ii1a'r "a ~ steam Dim 2N6S" $50 one 2
snd cont,iGns onuay Auomatr ',o,cinor 900 Hi.9
all conn- tons ,oI,i' oHg G,~ ,aO; stor nous
u wood. 25Nli fct A,o qnc open coal shrd Of SGH
SlC0NpA certain l,a.cnolt osata IN tI3 ccr'aia io'
parcel e aod ',,"d in sa d e, S to g i cey % o.
o:'l n " 1yh ~ u "a upungfeI AID seventy
a. go and described a. follow, TIA, Is to -ay Lot, num-
o., lot nian,i u, o. Of nocS number ast 3. Of CEN
1 .r. SSliy y r,oici 10 c oacr OF tac Gceod' Drd
. aa4 If 70. % }s of r. ., and i"a 1us ' a
north line - Glai. a,snn, h d"n," 95 w.; 30
a. scy T tea ~ &c.. ac and Doqnd,a norm hy 'at
Power Comriu, &rmr, ar - Loui, Heat ara r9T,.g
r j.. fSaa' Oh o ont, ., o' one ,tor
s spo,, tf a.y@ ,.3 '' ccria nies;T, Of
Lac barn- dat IL, ar,i day q Jal' isI2 Sn "a enc
c.,or, aud the -. LoI., and Pow,r Fur hing Con-
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QcacE)cr5.

TUTORS. Goyernesses. rre feSsors. teaehersi al
,-I'-~ Tor parcnt~. English. French German >nrI-'
.frE.p MIRIAM COY ERE. ljo IN ave-. CO.. luti-
,rt>.l-~ TEACHERS AGENCY. !. last l1th-,t..
.rplIr- COMPETENT teacher. tutor. roV"fn"--- nu
- an 81 ctr.: all h1nch's: recommends b'~t
.,b"ol,. English. German, French. spanish spoken
nKIVATE TrI1ION-A. EVERETT .SrONE lYalrl.
p E,.t 52d-~t-Srccia ia college pr,parat1iy
instruction References: Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev pt.
Gr-rr
DTIVNTE INsI.CclIoN. Preparation Tor colgs, or
Il 'iugtions exp Tlcncrd tutor Address TT O.
iuE Tribune Uptown Ofucc. LBS iio'dN9y.
u,ur rNION TTACHEI.S' AGENCY. tF.stab. ls5O)
Sunns. schools WIN tea Der teachers with POSITIONS
- KERR. Manager. 10 Astor Place. New-Yoth.
~, ,%TI.p r. rr,t v~ek in September competent
W trnrh goy-rn.ss frcsicrnt for private ~hOO H-t
w, p,,,'.,,n, Addr.-. Mr~. \ NEVILLE. 2lS John st..
Toronto. Canada.
~, ,NTFD Ladies: Tclchcr. French (nat.vN. with
W ,i,no Tor seminary. liberal salary: t,achci. piano.
.r.. Two teacher ~ "o'utIon: '"dchr. VOC - col g
ho .krcp"f. for -r,-h"r" hotel Me- DON
AVIS T,achrIs' Bureau 80 East lith--t
xrrouAy'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w iot ,,Nc supplies professors teachers. goNerr'es
coiuDar ions chaj ~ %
COLLEGE school, snd families 80 booEa"epsr' Strosfa
mo-. and ropyi-t. - husiness hrn9 . GA.
J." NJ = r. WERNER 200 ''havr N'w-Ycrt CIV.
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For Young Ladles-Country

n oLT.EGlATE SCHOOL FOR Iris ENGLEWOOD.
" y. J.-Rcopcns september 90 Preparation Tor cob.
lego specialt,' pups admitted VH.,ar Wcic-"y.
and Sul'h on our certincat.. ADAIINE w. STEEL!SB.
CAEOLINT ". GEEiiSH. 4.
CT AGNES SCHOOL FOR Girls Alnany -. "
- Under tho direction ol tho 49, Rev W. e. Do3n".
= r. D.. LII. y. Tom 400 per annum. Entrance lrr
So Tvcntv-nr-. year b'@n. S'ptcubcr -. Tor ca'a
logues adde's -. AGNES SCHOOL.
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ru.cn VALLEY RAILROAD.

I,~St\GlE TRAINS leave foot OF OoF'an1' AS
pr,or"s,''. =, '',,on and inform dhte points. y.,,.
a. Dr.. 10 INK, I'yon, Flul1. Eoche,trf, bunsS
,N a., ~ iul prin iral io,'i 'p,itc, ~ "
1i'' 90 pr l,.nn car 90 ~u>ph- ,oh h-'db 80, ..,,,s
-. 10 d.. or Nauel thuhe hu ruu,Ji b. rcnts
=, %, f,. L. nrd 3. Junction anu -''-''''@'''' i
CHAR cal fo Nlur1 'hNlN..t and ,tc-m,diate points.
o.. m 'f..,.i nanno,N. Connection % Reading anu
CHNr car o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Uti i-b- o., f-,.ir, and principal intermediate points.
~ y ~ Wukr,harre and Pullman sleeper 10 >u'pe'
s'o b {'G. nj, ,,r M,Ych chunk and INTERN da'e points
Chair rat !" " t,r siu,i Chunk aud intermediate points,
, > ~ ~, T., E.a. boz ~ Harrisburg ,,,, nasal.
f. vs. pullman Sic, per % Lyons and Susiph'ion
~ la,a. at e u.. y a. M. 2 r. ,a. ana ~
o. a. ,on,,ct a, points IN NahMo' ana h'@'eo" '0''
regions. SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,...
Nqnrn Chunk Ulflniol ana llt'-H- ulits
y H. al II o. m for 81, iudoah aHd intern 10 polh"
pom ' sir II tlrh chunk and nt, ru'd ate polnt
N H. for Uelrta Lyons, tlmlra ko.,, -
and dr west Pullman sleeper TO Lyons '"'
Bridge c.e~,l Eastern OGirc. e35 Brolt~N
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5nsirurilon.
For \ ourC LadicS-City

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For lours Ladie a~-,Cn5
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particular, cal. or a.Gr.,, Mr. IIAINAN. ~" Broad.
~ AZ yoEYAy.s INSTITUTE .foqad,,i $50 HOME
nndNt,. % ur' V l''>' >NoGVAE r.4..p..
For Boys and onnc Nen-Ciiy. ,...,.,,
schools and bushes. " i. oHAsa. = W.: 5o.'t
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UNIvr.-lIY onANrA: School. SO nir..adray,
ciassicsi de5ar,. ,..,.. NJ N. HOBBY. v. L AKIN
y. = Il 10,
w - LND SCHOOL. iI3 ~ 'I-'......" ' - -
-y'ana,i,S. 49, 5sirrTri: noV>t1so>. 4. II.
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"A bow. Junc 3C,h " S.p, SIN Co.,. cir. .,4- address
J.. D Mon ~. .''''. -. %.
n, OyDIrTOWS y. l., MILITARY iNsIIIrlE
ID Hr, ! IL is DOI a N. I'.ln 1a..
Lieut.. i. ID JAN1O:s. Command 4ut
49,.
CuIL4hNHAM 49, . no 40, "a. H.,
vfcpsinon Ia to.g " sc.nttc s.no,l Tor ,u.s
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Ocean GteGmer5.

,,,r,rERS we buy and sell bills of eXcnlnge on and
make cable tIan-fers Of money TO Eu-
op rope Australia and the West Indies
also Collections and issue CONNER
Credit cial and Travellers Credits, available II
all parts Of the world
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
BANKERS. No. 80 wALL.sr.
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
n. only drGC 9G to G9tsss C Xxx, Mass and
s lines for S.r srRg, old s osSra r%t
S5l e. j %@e ~" E 5Fs:
Stcamer- sal every WSaH'' s ana S1d1y at p a.
Hi further information apply to HoRATIO HALL, Agent
A NCUOR LINE. Z. S. NAIL Steamships
SrwSdRE a." CIV lyG 81 S$T 1s SfhSsrO"N
sg.mdaz I,SG 81 JaGs > iay 9. W. r.
Ms e thAs0T S va IG Ml n &
CABIN 81 go S fsS5f h go owas 0
CHARLEsToN, S. G.. the south & Southwest.
'A ri l Z ocLtffbE, slEfMshiP to2fX%Y.
" f0H rf CHai-ton AID jackontic ~ NAV o
9EMIN9k fss s ap Is h. M Hay IS
tHLEoK T. char'sig s.t. ala G xxx Se
InsafaNe r"d W 2prP P CLYDE co.. gen. n ol ono '
O. EaER f. c. S. r Li XII ' a. s'.ay. xY
CUNARD LINE.
OEEwYoRK TO LIVERPOOL, Via ouEENSTowN.
FAST Fr GPg2I raF 49, si XII slfaiSSvSIcE
t-h.r, 81 Nav TO- 10 Aurin1 Sat. May 81
,os w +ai W. 81 30 a% JaSaJ" q"
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C.i, r,.-,er go ana upv2rl lntrrnrd a'c. e35 and
-, 90 he', md from al Baf:, O Europe At
~ 60 To- rs frai and p.s't;s sp' t. the com
p'"y' % Sfi, F"HG HHR G Co. General Agents
V5AMBJ RG-AMERlcAN PACKET CO. Co..
GTTpEI,,, >LRVlC.. ustweon SOW fosk S9tinlnp.
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In .r" ~ 900 ani ~ - bnn nor pow,
HIi VftTOdIA May %. june %. JuIJ = aug -
Nr"N, NNit ruue .. july 3 JUL 81. Au1 p S'Di -
prGtjI.AR SERVICE direct 10 Hamburg. -. -
A.i>"N 90 NJ, Nav 10. Rucia ; .. M. NAV -.
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rofcs Tor physicians y inc Brih ON
- t opey "a ~, TT ElC4N GEM PASSAGE OttlCH'
PACkhy 49, U, X y 81 Broadway y. Y.
gN,{AN LINE L. S. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
80, ~ Z. f.SSIOMN AND II FHfDl'I.
CCiTIY or NihW,Y6RK Mei,,,.da;, Nay T. - m
tIr1 0r Hilff-IrE Wd9e.da,. June (. > D. m.
G ~ p,,- a. y L. adoln.nS CLu-tont"-st FcrY.
IHsr clnlN go 9nd %PT3r4 atG29 s to si''s
aIa Co prepaid SO sEAGiE go oII IL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NATURALIST'S LIFE.

THE REV. ]. 6. WOOD. His Life ana Nor -,
tho Rev. Theodore Wood. T. +. = WIN J. % ""
-vo ID. 3le. CaSsell Publishing company
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w Y.. g.. NrIDW y
I,tAL AND lNlIlp 81
n, ..r May g., y p. u.
.rr 900 Nat -. so I.t.
.l..t.uI. NfYr on. go $500 ln.
r...,un.. Iur~ 4. Do .Aol m
From WHIT star 30, Is
.S.-orl robla ca those =
,.t onward according to s'
!, -,ni cabin. SO ahi 80. !
toys str'rngr -, t"H va.
New YORK lmN'l"lph'1 u !
~ J
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and ROYAL Mail Steamers,

s,ucrb,y Appo'n'ed -sup'rior Accommoiaions
H-er. l.ion, BE- mad D' letter " Vt'pa 70 aNu
cabin pga. scen 81 AID 3i5 Br.iNiy N-"-loi"' OF
Noon. a RAILROAD Building. Sa. Tane!sc1.
LELAND STANFORD. Pr -.Ient
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For bo1s and ! .nns Men-City.

" ~ NOENAN'S INSTITUTE FounJci ls57I ION
A\D DAY ~CNODL ESQ fNt .-' t'-i -' 80 N
I'D. ~. ,ln.. wv NnENAN Pr .r.--
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A Loathsome Object.

Mike Watkins, the old colored
man who is an inmate of the coun-
ty poor farm, but who spends most
of his time lying around draining
empty beer kegs and bottles thrown
out in the alleys was stretched out
on the sidewalk summing at Haubelt's
corner on Wednesday. He had a
fostering sore on one of his legs
which he was dressing, when he was
observed by Liveryman Bailey, over
across at Lusk & Parks stables.
Bailey procured some cresylic oint-
ment used on the stock around the
stable, and going over to where old
Mike was lying, poured some of it
on the putrid spot, when in few
seconds maggots and screw-worms
began to squirm and boil out as
as thickany vermin that ever infested
a rotten carcass. The BANNER trusts
thatnone of its readers will peruse
this item before breakfast.
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A Scrap OF Paper saves Her Lie

1t was just an ordinary scrap # wrapping
paper, bat it saved her life She was in the
last stages of consumption, told by physi-
clans that she was incurable and could live
only shot time; she weighed less than sew
enty pounds. Ona piece 0! wrapping per
she read OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
got sample bottle; it Helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast con-
tinued its use and is now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump, weighing 40 pouads. For
fuller particulars. send stamp to w. Il. Cole
druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this
wonderful Discovery tr e, at R. Luhn's
drug store
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

Henry Williams, colored man,
who seems to have an all-consuming
desire to possess other peoples
property, is in the tolls of the law
again. 1t was only two or theee
weaks ago that he was arrested on
one charge Of theft, and was bailed
out by Mr.. W G. Buster, on whose
farm he was engaged in making a
crop. On Thursday night he was az
rested on Low Sails place, two
miles east Of town, by Constable
Boyd and Deputy Sheriff league
and was lodged in the county jail on
the charge of stealing a horse from
-Irs. Mollie Holt, widow of the late
J. H. Holt. He had the horse in his
possession and was riding him when
arrested. When asked to explain
his ownership of the animal Williams
said he bought him from another
darkey at Long Point, but could not
tell the darkey's name. When asked
what he paid for him he said he got
the horse on a credit but did not
even know what he was to pay for
him. He said when he bought him
the party was undecided about how
much to ask and the agreement was
that he was to write and let VIII
liams know what he asked for him
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AIR. werner,s Residence Burg1arized.

The fine two-story residence of
Mr.. Albert Werner in the southwes-
tern portion of the city, back OF
West street, was burglarized on
Tuesday night and robbed of a lot
of groceries and provisions. Mr.
Werner was absent from the city on
business at the time, and his wife
and one or two small children and a
young man who is employed as a
clerk at the store occupied apart
ments upstairs. From the tracks
made in the soft dirt it was evident
that there was only one burglar.
Entrance was effected through one
of the rear windows after several in
efectual attempts. Finally the Stats
of one of them were broken and the
catch removed and the window
hoisted. All of the other windows
on the ground floor had been pinned
down, and this one alone was over
looked. After gaining an entrance
the burglar thoroughly ransacked
the kitchen, diningroom and pantry
and secured everything to be found
in the way of groceries and proyis-
ions, including canned goods and
other edibles, and it was 10 o'clock
in the morning before the family
could breakfast, it becoming neces-
sary to send down town to replenish
the larder. The drawers of the side
board were all found open, but al
though they contained number of
magnificent pieces of silverware,
none of them were touched. In
fact nothing was taken but provis-
ions. When the burglary was dis
covered Wednesday morning the
midnight visitor was tracked down
West street as far as the bridge at
Weikel's gin, and the impressions
were plainly those of a big fiat
footed darkey. At the bridge the
tracks were lost, and there has
been no further clue to the burglary.
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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 chills 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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LiqlOFS!! Liqu0rs! LigTOrS

JUST received two car loads IL
quors, consisting of Brandies, Gins,
Blackberry Brandy, French Cog
nae Whiskey-all grades-in bar
rels, halt barrels and 10 and 5 gal
Ion kegs. Also all imported
Wines, Liebfrauenmllch, Royal
Schwarzberger Brauneburg Aus
bruch, Nodhausser ZiItlnger &C.
Zwetchenwauer, Rudolph Bader
Danz1g Bitters, Peacock Gin, j.
A. Gilka, Sehutzen strasse, No. 9
Barlin and all imported and
domestic Bitters.
F. KRENTZLIN,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
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EpOcl.

The Transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the lie of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memo
~ and the agency whereby the good health
has been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence it is that so much is heard in praise Of
Electric Bltiers. So many feel they owe their
restora ion to health 10 the use of the Great
Alternative and Tonic. If you are troubled
with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stom-
ach, of long or sdort standing, you viii sure
ly find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold
at soc and ST. per bottle at Il. L. Luhn's
drug store.
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Jim Williams Carried Away.

On Wednesday afternoon a party
came down from Burton and inform
ed Sheriff Dever that the people up
there were dissatisfied with the YER
dict in the Jim Williams case and
were organizing a crowd to come
down and take the prisoner out of
Jail and lynch HIM. Upon receipt
of this information the sheriff con
suited with Judge Garrett and it
was decided to convey the prisoner
away for safe-keeping-not that
they believed that mob had been
actually organized, but to avoid any
probability of such an attempt and
to remove all temptation. The
southbound Santa Fe passenger
train was over two hours late and
Mr.. Dever had ample time to get
his prisoner off. Jim was very IN
concerned when told what he was
being taken away for, and didn't
seem to care whether he was lynched
or not. He was lodged in jail in a
neighboring county and refused to
make any confession of his guilt to
Mr.. Dever up to the time he left.
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SPRING MILLINERY,

Call and see our Pretty new
Spring and Summer Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, Ruchings, SC. We have a
beautiful line of goods at all PRICES.
Receiving each week latest novelties
in patterns. VIII take pleasure in
showing them and guarantee first
class work as to trimming. Next
door to Sloan & Hodde.
Mrs. MATTE PRESLEY.
Miss BECK king.
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DR.. L. B. CREATH, of Kentucky
Ridge, seven miles south of town,
expressed the openion to the BANNER
reporter on Saturday that the secur-
ing of deep water on the Texas
coast will make interior farming
lands in the country enhance in
value as well as cause a boom in
corner lots. With this impression
he has just been buying up some
farming lands.
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Mr.. PETER HUBER has a 15-year-
old nephew in Zurich, Switzerland,
who studied the English language
at college in that country and puts
his knowledge of the language to a
test by corresponding with his
uncle in English. He also receives
and reads the BANNER for practice
and to assist him in his study of the
language.
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European Steamship Business,

Those who contemplate trip. to Europe
or wish to prepay the passage of relatives or
friends from any part OF Europe to any point
on or via the line of the Santa Fe route will
do well to call on or address ]. G. Sloan,
G., c. & S. F. Ry., agent at BRENNAN station,
before negotiating or purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. Sloan is prepared to quote lowest rates
and furnish through tickets ofall classes from
or to England, Ireland, France, Germany,
Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Sweden, &c,
by most direct and quickest Steamship lines.
Mr.. Sloan will at all times take pleasure in
fully answering any inquiries relative to rail-
road and steamship business.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-04-10

The church sociable at the Gid
dings Memorial church on Thursday
evening was attended by full house
and everybody seemed to enjoy him
self. There was some nice music
during the evening and Rev. Mr..
Harmon, the pastor, treated the
audience to short but interesting
talk. The ladies served refresh
ments of cake and lemonade.
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Musical News.

r Gross sells pianos and organs
on easy payments. No house in
Texas has larger list, or lower
prices. His list comprises the cele-
brated Shomer, Wageman, Hallet &
Davis, Starr, Collins & Armstrong.
&c, Chicago cottage organs. Cali
and see his elegant stock.
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Tue real estate boom is gradually
shaking up Brennan. On Saturday
Ed Amsler bought a lot from Mrs.
Mashik, W. A. Wood bought a lot
on Main street from Swearimgen
and Garrett, and Ben Schmid bought
a fine lot near the Catholic church.
Negotiations are pending for the
purchase of two brick buildings.
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THE farmers in the Chappell Hill

neighborhood have been considera-
bly, exercised for several days past
on account of the cases Of CHAMBERS
among the stock of DIr. J. R. Nor
riss, living on Dir. Wm. MERGERS
place. On Saturday q subscription
was taken among all OF the farmers
and citizens o. the community for
the purpose Of buying Mir. Morriss's
stock and killing them in order to
keep them from spreading the dis
ease.
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HuckErr,s Arn1ea SaiYe.

The best saIvein the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt Eheum, fever sores, let
ter, chapped hands, chi!bisiDs, corns, and al
- al eruptioHs, and positively cures piles, or
no pay. Its guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price rs cents
per boz. For sale by r. E. L1hn.
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LinnnrS {! Liquors /!

Just received one car load liquors,
of Alcohol, brandy, giB
black berry brandy, whlskey-all
grades-in barrels, halt barrels
and in and 10 gallon kegs.
81. FISHER,
Wholesale Liqnor Dealer
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NTercbant,s 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 Bufo. Shall be happy
to SEQ you when in Brennan to test
the superior quality of my Whiskey
and truth of this assertion.
W. 81. MURPHY,
Southeast cor. Courthouse Square.
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TIE district court was not in SEES
sion on Saturday, except to receive
the resolutions and to hear the re-
marks on the death of Hugh N.
Lewis.
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Numerous dwellings are being
erected at Marlin and two brickyards
are in full blast making brick for
business houses to be erected during
the summer.
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Graham and Buckwheat Flour at
SLOAN Il HoDDE.

DR.. JOIN S. BAIRD, of Moscow,
Tenn, the father OF L P. Baird, W.
G. Baird and Jas. i. Baird, formerly
residents Of TINS county, ut Wesley,
died at Bucknolts on Wednesday,
April 2, aged 10 years, while on a
visit to his sons.
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WANTED,

Persons owning real estate or
desiring to sell or
exchange to Ohio, or Eastern par
ties, TO send description and price
to NJ. S. BENIN,
Dayton, Ohio.
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The COMMITTEE.

MIR. Kerr, of Yakima county,
Wash, has sent to Japan for large
quantity of tea cuttings. He in
tends to see what can be done with
that plant in his own country.
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The Brennan Light Guard had

The Brennan Light Guard had a
largely attended meeting on Friday
night at which some important bust
ness was transacted. Capt, Heart
field appointed Mr.. Fred Fielder
first lieutenant in place Of Lieut..
Chas. L. Wilkins, removed to Yer
non, and VIII Schultze company
clerk, vice Ben Bassett resigned. It
was decided to drill twice a week
(Monday and Friday nights for the
present, and after while there will
be three drills a week.
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Do not suffer ignorance in your fam
ly, when you can subscribe to that
Great Educator, the Modern newspa-
per. The Times-Democrat is the best.
1t has Tie largest circulation.