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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
REVISTA COMMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

Goleta inglesa "Myosotes," pen.
diente.
Vapor esp. "Mayagiies," car
gando.
Vap. ing. "Annandale,n descar-
gando.
UABOTAJM.
Col esp Conception carga para
Manati.
Col. esp. "Mayagiiezana," carga
'pa'a Ponce y Mayagiiez.
Col esp .Clementina de Mana
IT." psndiente.
Col esp "Isabela," carga para
Eaguabo, Yabucoa y Humacao.
Bdra esp "Dos de Mayo" carga
para Fajardo.
Col. esp. Osrmenc'ts," carga
para Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Joven Clara carga
para Vieques.
Balandra esp. s'Nueva Flor,n car
ga para Vieques.
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81, cuando haCe niebla, cuando
Ilueve 6 ventea, fuese possible no
salir de casa, seria probable no
resfriarse pero como es indispen-
sable correr los negocios, CO Ca
81 SECURE cODstiparse, y 10 con-
veniente es poser I'm rem sdio en-
cas- s mano, que, como el "Jarsbe
y h Pasta de Eavia de pino mari
limo de Lsgaasen, sedativo de una
eficacia incontestable, cure en- bre
We tempo el resfriado, Ia bronQni-
tis = sus dolorosas y empalsgosas
molestias, hinchaz6n de nariz, ojol
lIorosos, cabeza pesada, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

riente Los precios & causa de ln
tirmeza de los mercadOs roguIado~
res, contindan, sostenidos. I saber:
el centrffuga de ptas. 10 Z %. mas.
9 lbado de 1880 = % y mfsl dc il,
& 1880, seg6n classs, 81 qq. de 4Is8o
kilos en- dep6 ito.
Arribos de Ouba, Puerto Rico '
Filipinss:
De IL de Eaero al
80 Abril. -. 2O.O75. .423 kiIoe
En- igual periodic
de 1889. $4,000. 11.159.s0A q
GeJS.-Puerto Rico. iii yapor
Pto TX ha impoftad0 100 eacos
para ~ almacenista, 30 hacienda
hueno vendidos al xedodor de nfs.
% quintal desp. y 178 en- ountro rs.
tes para su venta dc cabotaie. nor
tfasbOrdO en- Santandcr del Bsfln-
|qwsm, $50 sacos, t0dos dostinalor {
|almacenistas; = 81 q. ds G9ntnnssr
161 saeos dc Ponce j 161 de MaYa
|gtiez para varios, sin que &c h1va
|opeFad0 en- cstas partidas, pue1 io1
cOmprad0reA se presentan doakI-
mados y los ptecios Sin hrmoka;
cotisamos el hacienda de pfs. 27,50
6 $3.50, y el pueblo de a. s 1850.
los AGO kilos en- dep6sito.
Arrib0s dc IL de Nne-
70 81 so de Abril.. 74s, 900 kl6.
I'm igual periodic de
10oS............s 692. .167
Cusros.--El Elisa ha conducido
{, 9,420 Rio Grandes para almacenin.
tas, del Rio de Ia Plata el vapor
Afonso III, LOLA paraguayos, 500
cuyabas, 4,064 correntin0s, 200
Buenos Aires 7 go terneras nara
distintos receptores y &c BuTdeos
por la via ferrea 80 han reclbido
l 800 Buenos Aires. a pesar az
estos Hrribos no son muchas lae
existencias disponibles y On alma
cen, pues las ventas son se9uidae
para llenar necesidades del coneua
mo 7 cumplir 6rdenes de otras plas
zas, 10 que contribuye 6Que los t..
nedores demuestren menos faciIl-
dades en- la venta.
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ROBO DE- TN CABALLO,

Ha desaparecido de Ia propiedad
de don Landelino Aponte, en- Ca
guas, uno de las sefiales siguientes:
Zaino claro, 81 cuartas alzada, paso
devanado, tira andadura, una man.
cha blanca en- ell labio superior,
marcado en- la nalga derecha, con
las iniciales A. r.
El que 10 presente & su duefio,
sera gratificado.
1tctor Ferndndes.
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MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUES.
ENTRADAs pH rRAvEsfA.

De Ponce y escalas, vap. esp
San Agustin," de / ,568 toneladas
capitan Oardona, & s. de e quia.
ga con carga de transito.
De New York, vapor aIem ave
nezia,n de 1,052 toneladas, captain
Hemls, q Latimer y Fernandez,
con carga para varios. En- ell
pr6ximo ndmero la detallaremos.
De st. Thomas, vap fr. "VIlle de
st. Nazaire,n de 1,079 toneladas.
cap. Danjou, & jose T. Silva, con
carga de transito.
AMTRADAs On cABoTAJA
Vapor espaiol ''San JUAN" de
Areclbo y ruta.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Maria. >
de Manati.
aALIDAs DH TRAvHsfA.
/ Para Havre y escalas. van. fr.
willie de st. Nazaire,n despach y
do por jose Z. Silva.
Para Habana y escalas, vapor
esp. "Mannelita y Maria despa-
chado por L. Duplace En- el nd.
nero proximo resefiaremos Ia car
Ga que conduce.
Para New : York, vapor inQl6s
"Smeaton Tower,n despachado Dor
Latimer y Fernandez. En- el nd
nero proximo reseharemos ID car.
Ga que conduce.
AALIDAA Dn OkBOTAJn.
Bdra. esp "Paquita,s para Aqua.
dilIa.
Col esp "Olementina de Cana.
rias,' para Naguabe y Humacao.
Bdra. esp "Dos Amigos" para
Arroyo.
Col. esp. /" Euriaueta, I" para
Vieques.
uPERlOInHEs uE BuQuEs On PUERTO
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GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EznUIAeA

FUKTALNNAI 17s'
SOasa de giros , comisiones.s
Agentes de los vapores.correos dc ID
Oompania TrasatlAntica Espanola.
Agentes de i'd Id de los seiiofes
White Genn , Co., dc Liverpool.
Agentes de Id i'd de los senores La
rrinags , Co., de Id.
AgenEes de Id idde los sefiOres j. 7,
Nickels , Co, de Id.
Agentes de 10 Oompania de SsguTol
contra IncsndiOs denominAda ID " Ro'
Yal de ID"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
CASA DE- HURSPRDH
ESTABLECIDA EN- CAYRY.


Pr6xima II Tests del Patrtn a
este pueblo San Isidro, y car0oien-
do esta localidad de una CASA 0u1
reuna las cOndicioues neoooarlaa
para esta clase de cstableoimientoS.
acabo de construir una, en- d cail6
mas c6ntrica de Ia poblaei6n, 6Ohs
todas las comodidades apetscibles;
en- ella, encontrarkn los que ne
h0Dren con 81 asistenCia, ctmodna
habitaciones, confortables comidso
y limitados precios.
@Oayey, 8 de Mayo de- 1s00.--
EllOgiO Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
VinOs SuperlOfeS

de vsldspsn.- :, De AEgands, d Nan.
IRA del friora to en- c1srtstolas, pibns
, medias 90 venden muy bsfatos q Il
almscen de Caldas 4 Co. TsneA y /.
San an Jnan Pusrto.Rico Mario g
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SANTORAL.

Domingo, 25.-San Gregorio
VII, papa y confesor. y Santa
Maria Magdaiena de Pszzis. vg.
Lunes, 26.-San Felipe Nsri,
eonfesor y fundador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
BESlL CeEERaIAI DK RARCELaM.

El cargo por BGrba Asul estaba
vendido hace tempo con reserva
del precio, seg6n avisamos; del por
Pto TX los bocoyes mascabado y
7SS sacos centrifugas bajos en- va
rios Totes quedan d sponibies, Viz
niendo 10 restante para diferentes
almacenistas; J tambien quedan 6
Ia venta las partidas por o. do San
tGnder y por Elrtra por haberse
paralizado las transacciones con las
alarmas y perturbation producidas
por la huelga obrera del l? del Co
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LEOTURA pROVE0HOSA.
(Nada de poesia

Esos vahidos q dssvanscimisnfoa
que experimentan muchas psrsonns. {
difersutes hcras del die, qua les ha9sn
perdsr pcr brsvss instantss Il ssntllo.
atemoEixando { algunos. Esa eoao.
lencia D pe1adez de cabssa que 6sntsn
algunos indisiduos despHes de comef.
predisponi6ndolos I las coneeltloner.
Ese aliento fstido que exhaIsn algu-
nos pf6jimoa , el nal gnrto sn d ho.
%, dependencies del est6mago fnoio
icon que Sc ecuranf Con ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

ProvidsAeiAs judicialss.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
HLGAEsll ellIlIlfIEl I lUleiEn
del Doctor Gonsdlss.

Esas nkussas q fatigas que molsn,nA
3 algunos individnOs. 1soa ernetoa
sgrios que sientsn algunns petsonns >
que Al paasr del sst6mago Z u bcea
parece que queman. Msos TtIhikoa
psrtinaces de las sefioras sn entado IS.
teFesants. El fato, esCs Rasas an q
acnmulan en- el est6msgo 3 infS1tinoo.
que producen dolores 3 c6lieon mfn &
menos fnertes J qne atormentnn hun
modc terrible Jcon que ss cnrnnf uon d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
LA PALMESANA.
a2s--FORTALEZA-32s


N eute antique acFedisade sntablaeimisnAa hay
cenEtAntomanfe M gran nugtldo de EAhlas. Eaphdhh
Aysas 1e teass alaseH para ioa aeisoFas 0n6iAlan
da MltFnItn, Armada, MaeieadA QpFsena. Marsunn
TelNSTAkntRs, Nsandaa. TEafeol. Mmhlauaa. 80
% taRAfeesleAaR asgsss as tsaaa plasla ! lagm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
WEYMOUTH DE- TORINO
DE LAJAoREDrTApA CASA
FRANCISCO CIEzAEO Y COMPS,
DE TORINO.

Ri vermouth OINZANO, Dor su
excelente calidad, pureza y condi-
clones higi6nicas, es el mas apre-
ciado en- Europa, principalmente
en- . Esnafis :, E!a q a1e .Sa e e e sxgorta en-
de Ultramar.
ReComendamos efcazmente d
los aficionados & tan exquisite Vi
40, que 90 halla de venta en- todos
los Almacenes de Yiveres, cafes y
restaurants. s
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HJkRSR AQUf.
81 COAPRM BOSOs DIL lEseRe,

Al que interese venderlos se su-
pliCa indiQue 81 tiltimo ptecio, dirl.
gi6ndose \ Don Tomks QuiEonen,
on Gan German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

/ Il Audiencia de 10 Criminal de
Pom % I'D. Martin Pirac6', Ma
gisErAdO De dich1 Tfibanal.
Real Osdsn concediendo pro .
rroga de embarque 4 D. Emilio
PozuelO y Lara. Registrador de Ia
Propiedad de Ponce.
Ora Real 0tdsn de que SO ha.
bla aparte.
Rsal Oeden hacienda extensive
1 esta Isla Ia de 7 de Enero de
1889, que reIev6 ) los destinata-
rios de telegramas redactados en-
senguaje secreto, 8 convenido, de
Il Ob'igaci6a de presentar las cla
yes J vocabularios que emp.een
para redactar aquellos.
Sabastas.
Ha dispuesto ID Intendencia
General de Hacienda que no po-
drk usarse nj ser tenido por vGIi.
do ' legal el papel De Ofeio que
&c hubiese usado desde el corrien.
e bienio de 1890 81, ii no tuyie.
SO la numeraci6n especial com
prendida entire 7s7.00I hasta /
mil.6n zoo. 900, con Ia adverten |
cia de que el que utilixase en-
asuntos ofi.iales 8 particulares |
papel de t6:io de otra numera |
lion, incurrirk en- Is pena que
ietermina el articulo 79 de Ia
obstruction de efectos timbrados,
,in perjuicio de Ia responsabilidad
rue puede resultarle del expe-
iiente que sc instruirG.
En IL pr6xima semana se pa.
yarAn las siguientes fActuras de
uruo por el Real Tesoro:
ssn.s 10 C11. sS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

Casa de giroS y Comislones. Agentes Do 10
Oompahia general TraaatIkntica fiancesa de IL
del Marques dc Campo, de OOmpaniaa de So.
guros contra inCendfos, de Los Eres. Cab 4 90.
do Paris, y general para 10 isla do Puerto. Rico
Dc ID Banqss TrasatlGntiqus dc Paris.
TIENH ADKMAB CASA EN.AGUADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

Il Aadieneia de 10 Criminal de
Pom :e I'D. Martin Pirac6', Ma
gisEradO De dich1 Tdbanal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25
ARMAS Y JlMENEz. Ofa' is

MstahlseD1isnte Ae EeETstarIay suIAcAllA, Hzgtdo
general on 81 FAne, Vsntaa 81 pcl mayor aataII
ieaen ptsdTa plAstiea Portland para
taaQaaH. alRihss ' lavsdsros P.sslns linitsdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

Real Osdsn consolidate pro /.
rroga de embarque Z D. Emilio
Pozuelo J Lara. Registrador de Ia
Propiedad de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-25

En Il pr6xima semana se pa.
garAn las siguientes fActuras de
turuo por ell Real Tesoro:
a~.s.. ~ I'll. 81
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Ora Rsal Otdsn de que SO ha.
.bla aparte.
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Death of Mrs. Girtman.

Mrs. Girtman, whose illness has
been previously alluded to in these
columns, died at 4 o'clock on
Sunday morning at the residence of
her son-in-law, DR.. J. H. Blackburn,
in this city, of old age. She ives
70 years of age. The funeral took
place at 10 o'clock Monday morning
at the old Masonic graveyard near
Chappell Hill. The remains left
the city about Z o'clock in the morn
ing. MIR. VIM. Herring, of Chappell
Hill, llcentiate of the Methodist
church, conducted the obsequies.
The deceased was born in Georgia,
was married there and moved to
Louisiana. Her husband was a
wealthy planter..of Bartholomew
parish and a gallant officer in the
Confederate army, having volunteer
ed for service when he was over
age. At the close of the war, ruin
ed in fortune, he moued to East
Texas, where he died soon after.
His widow soon shortly afterward
moved to this county, where she re-
manned up to her death. She left
surviving her one son, Mr.. J. H.
Girtman, who is farming Rear Chap
pell Hill, and one daughter, Mrs.
DR.. ]. II. Blackburn, of Brennan.
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Death of Former Resident.

Capt. J. 7. Hairston, of 1ndepen-
dence, arrived in the city on Friday
from Bartlett, Williamson county,
where he went to attend the bed
side of his step-father, Mr.. John
Mcknight. He reports that Mr..
Mcknight died at that place on last
Tuesday evening of old age. The
deceased was eighty-three years old
at the time Of his death, and was
buried by the Masonic fraternity Of
Granger and Bartlett. The deceased
was an old resident of this county,
having lived at OF near Independence
for years. He was a prominent mem
Der of the Baptist church and took
a great interest in Baylor University
to the support OF which he contri-
buted literally of his means. He
leaves only one ch!ld surviving him,
Arthur Mcknight, with whom he
was residing at the time of his
death.
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County Court.

Friday-lhe criminal docket was
taken up and the following cases
were disposed OF: State VS.. Willis
Roberts, carrying pistol, verdict OF
not guilty: State VS.. John Henry
Fielder, carrying pistol, not guilty;
State VS.. ice Brown. carrying a PTS
tol, transferred 10 the district court
owing to Judge Kirk being disquali-
fed: State VS.. Conrad Somers, carry
ing a pistol, acquitted. John Elliott,
colored, was tried for an aggravated
assault, but The jury failed to agree,
and after being out three hours was
discharged. Martin Harbarchek
pleaded guilty on Thursday evening
to theft from store at Wesley and
was fined SIS and costs.
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Kicked by n Horse.

On Thursday morning while Al
derman Adolph Seelhorst was stand
ing in front of Reichardt & Seel-
horst's hardware store, of which firm
he is a member, he was kicked by a
vicious horse belonging to the firm.
The blow of the horses heel struck
him squarely in the forehead and
left the impress of his hoof plainly
visible. As a result the horse now
walks a little lame, but Mr.. Seel-
horst is up and about and attending
to business the same as if nothing
had happened. At the same time
that Mr.. Seelhorst was kicked by
the horse Frederick Rothloff, a
clerk at the store, was also struck
by the blow, and did not get off so
lightly. He was kicked on the left
shoulder, which was dislocated and
a physician had to be summoned to
replace it. Mr.. Rothloff suffered
considerable pain from the wound
and was confined to bed. Mr.. Seel-
horst claims that Mr.. Rothlof got
hit first and broke the force of the
blow aimed at his head.
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Orange Blossoms.

The wedding of Mr.. W. j. Cum,
mings, of Burleson county, and Mrs.
Eva Hickey, widow of the late VIM
Hickey, took place on Sunday even
ing at eight o'clock at the brides
residence, Justice E. P. Curry oficia-
ting. A sumptuons supper was
served, at which there were mum,
Der of invited guests. The groom is
farmer nearly sixty years of age,
living in the neighborhood of Clay
station, and has three children, two
of whom are married and have chill
dren. The bride has four children,
the eldest Of whom is a daughter
fourteen years old. Mr.. Cummings
called to pay his respects to the
BANNER on Monday and stated that
the marriage took place under diff
Guilty. He started from home to
Brennan Sunday morning with two
hacks and when he got to the Yegua
found it mile wide. He was com
PEELED to drive back home and then
drive three or four miles to Clay to
take the train. When he got to
Somerville the down train on the
main line was reported several hours
late. But Mr.. Cummings captured
his prize all the same, and he says
there are several old widowers and
bachelors il his neck of the woods
who he is going to recommend to the
widows in Brennan.
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Tuesday being the natal anniver-
sary of the late confederate chief
tain, in pursuance of plan sue ages
ted for organized effort there was a
meeting held at the board of trade
rooms at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of raising subscrip-
tions to pay off the mortgage in
debtedness on the lands inherited
by the widow and child of the de-
ceased. Col. Giddings explained
the object Of the meeting and the
basis on which subscriptions were
to be received, each SO subscribed
emitting the subscriber to One share
of stock in the Davis Land Mort
gage company. The colonel ex-
planned how it was that ever since
the war Jefferson Davis had been
taxed to the last farthing to enter
tain ex-confederate soldiers who
were constantly journeying to his
home as their Mecca to pay their
respects to the chieftain, which was
the cause of his dying almost in
poverty. At the conclusion of his
remarks several present volunteered
subscriptions of from $40 to $50. A
list will be left at each of the three
banks and everybody feeling dis
posed is invited to call and sub
scribe. These shares are SO.
Those who do not feel able to sub
scribe more can form clubs of four
and pay $3.50 each and receive a
share, but no larger clubs than
four will be entitled to stock and
all subscriptions under the sum
specified will be accepted only as Il
donation and will not entitle the
subscriber to stock. Everybody
who intends to subscribe anything
is urged to do so at once, as it is de
sired to forward the money as soou
Is possible.
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A Child Burnt to Death.

The BANNER learns from a gentle
man from Austin county that on
Wednesday afternoon an infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Voiteck, a Bo-
hemian couple engaged in farming
near Kenneyville, about eight miles
south of Brennan, was burnt to
death. The parents had gone to
the field to chop cotton and left the
baby in its cradle. The only other
person about the house was a little
child between two and three years
of age. While out in the field some
distance from the house the parents
observed smoke issuing from it and
fastened back to see what was burn
ing. A CHASTITY and hsartrending
spectacle greeted them. The
baby was charred corpse with its
legs burnt nearly off and its breast
badly burnt, while the bedclothes in
the crib were still on fire. Several
loose matches were found lying about
and the other child was found inno-
Gently playing around the premises
as if nothing had happened. When
parents leave their children alone
they should never leave matches
withiny reach. An inquest was held
and the coroner returned verdict
the fire was caused by playing with
matches.
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ONlast Saturday night Col. D. G.
Giddings treated the carpenters and
painters who have been engaged for
months past on his magnificent
residence, to sumptuous banquet.
Besides the good things to eat,
choice wines flowed freely, and
Miss Lillian Giddings, the Colonels
fair daughter, personally ingratiated
herself in favor with the sons of toll
by herself attending to their wants
at the table.
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Bitten by a Copperhead.

On Sunday afternoon while Otto
Schroeder, the 6-year-old son of Mr..
Chas. Schroeder, who is a tomb
stone engraver and polisher at
Jaeggli & Martins marbleyard in
this city, and a little companion
named Millburn, were playing in
the pasture on the old Bassett place
three miles west OF town, the former
was bitten on the ankle by copper
head snake. His little playmate
started at once for home to notify
his father, but they were all attend
ing the Green Oak fest, and no help
arrived. After waiting in vain for
some time for his companion to re-
turn the little Schroeder boy started
for his home. But after proceeding
only short distance his leg began
to swell and to pain him so badly
that he lay down by the roadside
and became worse so rapidly that
he was unable to resume his Jour
neY. Parties returning from the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

The commencement sermon of
Chappell Hill Female college will
be preached next Sunday. On next
Saturday night there will be an art
exhibition, which promises to be the
most interesting feature of the clos
ing exercises. There will be recita-
tions and music in addition to the
art exhibition and tableaux and
pantomimes representing Greek art
in its different phases.
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The BANNER noted the arrival a
few weeks ago of two young English
men in this county, who are nephews
of Mr.. Robert Goodall, an old gem
tleman residing out at Indepen-
dence. Since coming here one of the
young men has become deranged
and efforts are being made to secure
him a place in the state insane asy-
lum.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

The entire day almost was con-
sumed in the county court on Thurs
day in trying the case of Stockbridge
VS.. Ratio, LANCE & Weinberger,
growing out of the assignment of B.
S. Kochanowitz, formerly in the
grocery business on Sandy street.
A verdict was rendered in favor of
the plaintiff. Jim Lauderdale, col
ored, appeared in court, pleaded
guilty to the charge of carrying a
pistol and was fined S25.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

The German Methodist church
out at Rocky, north of Brennan,
had Sunday school picnic and fest
on Monday. The young men of the
neighborhood got up a tournament
in connection with it and contested
for prizes. The first prize, silver
watch, was won by VIM. Quebe; the
second prize, a bride, was won by
Otto Honda: and tie third prize, a
quirt, was won by Henry Dubby.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

The name of the colored man who
was found dead on Mrs. Hester
Chappells farm a few days ago was
Steve Coleman, and he is supposed
to have died from heart disease. He
Lad money enough saved up to give
him an expensive funeral and his re-
mains were inferred in a costly cas-
ket.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

Mr. JOE AIAREK, one of the census
enumerators, says it will require if
teen or twenty days to take the CEN
sus of Brennan. He says he has
not encountered any difficulty so far
in taking the census and that no.
body has refused to answer any OF
the questions.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

Mr.. P. H. LEVY, well-known
citizen of Navasota, was in town on
Monday to claim stolen horse.
The horse belonged to one johnson
Brown, colored, and Mr.. Levy had
a mortgage on it. Henry Williams,
the noted horsethief of this county,
stole the animal from Brown and
brought him here and sold him to
Jacob Jagodzinski, a Bohemian ten
ant or Chadwick's farm, in whose
possession he was when Mr.. Levy
laid claim to him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-06-05

WHILE small party of ladies and
gentlemen were sitting on the east
gallery at the Exchange hotel Mon
day night they saw what appeared
to be comet, which arose over the
pulp factory, and passing from the
southeast to the northwest in a
straight line disappeared over the
courthouse. 1t was about twelve
seconds in transit and did not look
like a shooting star.