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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
4 Ton Dollar Gold Piece for n Cent.

Sometime ago 4 gentleman bet that il
he stood mt the corner OF Broadway and
Fourteenth street, New York, and
offered gold eagles TO the passers-by for
cent each, he would find no pur-
chascrs. The experiment was tried,
and it turned out Just rs he said. No
one would believe that the coins were
genuine. 1t seemed too good to be true
An equally remarkable offer is that
made by the proprictors OF DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, tine sover-
cign cure for consumption. Think OF
it restoration to life and health for n
mere song. There is not u case OF
lung-scrofula-in other words, con-
sumption-that will not yield to it, il it
is taken in time. 1t is the greatest
blood purifier ever known, and is guar
anteed TO benefit or cure in all diseases
OF the throat and lungs, or money re-
funded. Only extraordinary curative
properties could warrant or sustain its
makers i'll selling it thus, on trial.
Bilkins: "You are going TO marry, he d?
But isn's Il year 4 long time to wait ?"
Filkins: ooh, you don't mind it, old
follow nftnr Won coll IN takn bnr T., thn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, OF thu Monor nnI Stock
NInrk,l.

NEw foRS. Nov. lS.--MoGcy on calf easy. rang.
lnB from 10 { per cent, last loan per
cent closed offered ut . per cent Priinc
mercantile paper bG6iS per cent. Sterling cS.
chnngo quiet at SiS1ialG Sales aji,21I shatcS.
ThtEtocE market To-day was somewhat autlyG
tiGil That OF Yesterday aud displayed decidedly
more strength, especially In the forenoon, but
iheghliis scOtCd during That tInG were generally
loAt Owing 10 the weakness developed In Rich.
mona u West Point securities, aud thu COnsC.
qhGnt checking OF the buying power, though
no losses for more thRm snHll fractions wCresegn
outside OF Richmond & West Point shares. The
market shows evidence OF very large short In
ltrest both here aud Ia London md while the
tpecuntOH are operating for u decline IN the
main, operators who pay for their stocks, Rs well
~ Inc moro prominent NJ The street operators,
nre Known To he buying 1T every material rrdur-
uOh; The opening was strong, aud prices began
70 Rhvnncc shortly, The gains were principally
II the c0Rlcts' mud NNudurbllt'S. Richmond X
West Point stocks We're sluggish, and soon scored
quite decline, due 10 ruluOr TINT the dlv.
Henu would be passed. outside OF the dealings
IN these securities there were no special features
70 The trading, aud the market closed quiet, but
llrln, at something better thnn Inst nights III.
ulcS' The loss III Richmond d West Point com.
mon was only q per cent, but the preferred IL
Gown per cent. Sugar Ia up IL and Delaware
d Hudson ! 4 per cent,
Government aud state bonds dun and steady
ltuilFDuI - null
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CiScISEATi, O., Nov. lS.--Cotton steady; mid
ding re.
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MEDICAL
.RAQCILLI IN lhQ0IL:

Recent experiments as read before The
last Congress OF Surgeons at Berlin, leayr
70 doubt that the true wny to CEEd{l
TIE STSI'EN OF IIICROBI Ii
Through the pores Of the skin. It has been
found that remedy which kills tho III.
crobi will also destroy tho life of tho
patient; but 1t has also been found that the
Microbt can be forced out through the
skin, and 1t is in this way that g. g g.
relieves tho system of poison. Ge.gSssyo
E5sYHC SUFFERED much from Con,a.
w gious blood Poison. after u,ing hRlf
u ~. dozen ", bottles Of i was nEsron,
all erup'ivc sores disappeared. You aro
ut liberty TO make any use of my statement
that you wish.--J, Crosby BYRON, 2QS
Third Avenue, Pittaburg, Pa,
Trca,co on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
pTAWcE3. Atlanta Ca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

New York. Nov, ls.-PNtrolcum opened steady.
declined &c on few selling ORDERS then rallied
&c, and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot
none; December option, opening and hirlcS;
5Eic; lowest SIC; closing nj 53i4c; sales 800.
In rrplS
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Railroad bonds actIyo and strong,


Us. Is rcg."...."mliGh New York Central lex
" ; Is conpon.""llGl Ohio Il Mississippi -
y. ), d}9S ieG....-... Wy do prcierrGd...m.. ~
fac,hc Is Of 'U...."lll Oregon lGtprJyot- 20
ntcnlsom .....'.. iJ4 Oregon NaY.-...".... ~
ADAMS ENprcsS,..-lli Oregon Tnus....... lGjz
American ESpresI.llGiS 'paCihc Mai. 3Gls
Canada Paclnc... SjliIP!ttsburrh -. lIG
Canada Southern. 69y Pullman Pnlucc,,,,l III
Central Phclic....... 81 Heading ,,,,,,,,,, 2SlS
chesapeake " Ohio 23Ll Rock Island S2lG
do first preferred o. Isl. Paul ......,.,... tji.
= do second prci'd 70 do Preferred llSis
Ihi bur, IL Quincy '9p1s st. Paul & Omaha, SIli
D i,eL x lludson......l9 do prctcrrctI......- u
pei Lack. " Wcs:.. III 9lTcnn. Coal & ltOn ISL
p i!en' l. q, Prerd u rcxu' raciilc........ ~
ssI Union pacI!lc..".. i0i.
iOtt aSnc.-m...... To- III. $. EXprCyy, 40
'i!liiioiJ ntrll....lUOIsiW.. St h. ts F. laj.
Kansas &TcxNs..".. II do preferred. ...... q
iAGo Shore, .:....".l2a4 Wells Fargo Ex......lIO
Louisville Nash, 1GIy. Western Uuiou. 81!
Memphis & Chns.. % Am Cotton Oil. 2gl.
Michigan Central. log Colorado CCnl -. 2jig
Missouri PacinG.. 5DI&.IrOn Silver | 10
Nashville Il Chat. s. QUICKSILVER ...,.,.,, 4
New JerscyCentral .lla do preferred, q
Norfolk XIV. p.crd - ISutro,, -. 8
Northern Pacfc... "GlS.ltchm'd Il Mt. IL.
:, do .prcicrrcd. Ggj3Ch!caEo Gas jgs3
southwestern; ...".. 10 Lead Trust 1914
10 preietrei."..~i}S Sugar rrust.........,.. SjjI
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STEAMERS.
sTEANlERR E plIILL

sTEAMERR f PilILLIrs.
r-. Leave Wheeling Daily Trip. City
55its!-S Timc-G;lO. $50, 20 md lisa m:
eS-s7-7s-T 300. 400, COOP M.
Leave Wheeling Sundays, City Timc-s:oO lo:))
and l2:0O u m; 900, 400. G:Olp. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

tickets.
W; RoniSsos General Passenger Agent. Pax.
\. J. DASDY. Assistant General Passenro.
Agent, Parkcrsburg ". Va.
J: g. ToMLlSsoS. Passenger Agent Wheeling,
". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
Metals,

PIrrsEuRG!E, Pa. Nov. 1S-Opencd and highes
Coo; closed ut 5g}ic; lowest 59Isc.
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OIL CRY. Pa. Nov. 1s.-Opencd Mt l91Ic: high.
est 5gisc; lowest SOC: closed ut 5gIc; sncS $500
barrels: clcarauccS 2iS,O0J barrels; shipments
5000 barrels; runs Il, 500 bnrrrls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure my case. With each order received By
lis for six boxes, accompanied with s. co. Wo win
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10 ro-
fund the money If the treatment does not e.lec.
acure Guarantees Issued only by
MClAlS BROTHERS. Druggists.
6ole Agents. Mci.ain's block, Corner Marke. and
Twelfth streets. Wheeling VIVA iaiOrrhsiW
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Grafton accommodation u 50 p. m daily.
M0undsvillC accommodation, S:2i Il. m, 1850,
p. H.. daily; i:i5 p. H., except Sunday.
Cameron accommodation, IL III, cSccp: sun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nh. Nor. lS.-Theat firmer; No.
red spot and November 81 Ojnl O5h; Decc.n-
Der 81 CGHal coz. january 81 QSal OsiI: MAY
81 70; receipts 5000 bushels. Corn easy; mixed
spot Gle; year ji9EaAi.c; january ;}3,aI3Jsc:
February and March hIt%a53lI: receipts 7'tC0
bushels; shipments 5000 bushels Oats steady:
No. white western sc; receipts 5000 bushels.
Rye quiet and steady; No. 81 G3Igg Hay steady;
good 10 choice timothy Sl3 0Cali o. Coffee
nIy. Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.

Fom New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S:3j Il. IN. mud 1880 r. m and ll:%5 p. m, daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 4:55 p. H., cX-
The daily Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1891-189?, 1891-09-23

j. |. c., G. w. Jackson.
Unaught, l.. H. Singleton.
Roxey, d. +. Lee.
Barney, james Beal.
Lady j.
Second race, half mile and re-
peat:
Hoodoo, Charles Jackson.
Little Buckton, Duke Kelley.
Brown Dick, VIM. Harris.
Little Wonder, Lester.
White Cloud, j. P. Sweete.
Blanco, L. II. Singleton.
Third race, half mile dash for
two year olds:
Unaught, James Williams.
Water Lily, L. II. Singleton.
Roxey, d. F. Lee.
Fourth race, trotting, mile heats
Nobby, c. w. Jackson.
Jim Douglas, James Williams.
Othello, G. w. Dickson.
The grand balloon ascension by
Prof. Montz Bozarth will take
place at $3.50 O'Clock and should be
witnessed by all.
The daily Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1891-189?, 1891-09-23
Horses Present.

Among the horses on the grounds
Tuesday when reporter made
an inspection, were the fol-
lowing, the owner also being given:
l.. II. Singleton = Broadhead,
mile and repeat; Blanco, half mile
and repeat and mile dash; the
latter is full brother of Buckton.
Harris Bros--Dick, half mile
and mile dash.
Lester-Little Wonder, sorrel
stud, one-half and mile dash.
James Williams-Jim w, trot-
ting horse.
Nat Beal = Prince, quarter
horse.
Dan Huddleson-Barney, a
quarter mile horse.
James Beal--Maud, half mile
dash.
John Jamson-George, quarter
and half mile dash.
I'D. Kelley-Buckton, half mile
and repeat, three-quarter dash and
mile dash; Black Diamond, half
mile and repeat and mile dash.
Dan Lee-Button, half mile
and repeat and longer; Roxie,
quarter horse; also a sorrel mare.
David Dixon, Fairland--0thello,
Hambletonian trotting stallion,
three years old; Fanchon, a
Pereheron stallion; Excession, an
The daily Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1891-189?, 1891-09-23

To-Day's Racing Programme.
First race, halt mile dash for
horses under IA hands:
Little Mike, entered by VIM. Casio.
The daily Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1891-189?, 1891-09-23
With its Years IL Grows in
Greatness.
More Exhibits and Better, More
People and we Hope Better,
Than Ever Seen on
Opening Day.

The fair opened this morning
with a crowd that surpasses any
opening day the Vinita Fair ever
witnessed. Exhibits in all de-
partments are flowing in. The
long line of wagons, carriages,
buggies and other oonveyances
that were seen coming in from
every direction at an early hour
this morning gave ample evidence
of complete success, for generous
attendance means a generous dis
play of exhibits.
The officers of the day, heads of
departments and all concerned
seemed busy.
More and better stock in all
lines are already entered than at
any previous meeting. The fruit
and vegetable department is full
to over-howing. Floral Hall will
not begin to furnish room for
making a proper display of such
articles as are shown there. Fruit
exhibits are being piled around
on the floor in almost any
fashion on account of scarcity
of room. The stalls are all full and
new ones are being hurriedly built.
Some horses are being given quar-
ters in the livery stables in the
city. Our efficient secretary, L. L.
Crutchfield, seems determined to
accommodate all. The way from
the ticket office to the main en-
trance is blockaded and another
gate is needed badly. Notwith-
standing the dust and heat the
crowd is a jolly one and all seem
to be having a good time. Verify,
we are ''in it" this time.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05
THE ARENA FOR rEBEUA AIRY.

The February Arena, in addition
to a brilliant array of American
authors, presents two papers of great
interest by foreign essayists. Camille
Flammarion, probably the most
eminent European astronomer,
writes at length on FNew Discover
les on Mars His paper is accom-
panied with a full-psge geographical
map of this wonderful star, as pre-
pared by Flammarien and other
leading astronomers. 1t also con-
tains two small maps illustrating
strange changes that have recently
taken place on one portion of Mars.
The distinguished Frenchman's
paper in the short compass of six
teen pages gives the busy reader
the important astronomical dis
coveries of recent years in anutshell.
There are many other insteresting
contributions and striking papers,
among the contributors appearing
the names of Alfred Russell Wallace
| C. Wood Davis, Prof. Jas. Rhodes
Buchanan, John WEIGH, L. L. D.
Frances E. Russell and a striking
ethical criticism by the editor OIL
Ward McAllister's book Society as
1 found it. "
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

ADv1cEs from South America indi-
cate that the Chilean instruction
continues unchecked. The latest re-
port is to the effect that the rebels
have captured Pisagua, the principal
nitrate port. They have thus got
control of the nitrate supply as well
as of an important railway system of
which the city is the terminus. The
representatives of the foreign powers
at Santiago de Chile have protested
against the blockade OF the Chilean
ports, and several of the European
countries have ordered war vessels
to Chilian waters.
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Grover C1eve1and

Is coal black Jack, bred by w. P. Dever, of
Independence; is from the very best stock of
Jacks in the United States. He is grand
son of the old Matson Jack, the most noted
Jack In the county, and is from thorough
bred Jennet.
The above named Stallion and Jack will
make the season at my stables, 5 miles west
of BRENNAN, known as the old Ira Clemens
place, commencing March 1st, 1891, at $40
for the season. Pasturage furnished VIXEN
desired, viii use every care to prevent acct
dents, hut am not responsible should any
occur. Ira 7. CLEMoNs.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

Mrs CA1LY GILLHpATTE was ar
rested in Juarez, Mex, Tuesday
and incarcerated in a Mexican pris-
on. OF course the Mexican author
tiles will not even tell for what rea-
son she is incarcerated. Poor wo-
man. She is in hard row for
stumps.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

In its review of the South's indus
trial progress for the past week, the
Manufacturers Record says: In
every part of the South there are IN
dications of renewed activity and
signs of still greater progress than
we have yet seen. Last year was
very prosperous one throughout the
whole South, and business men of
all classes, as well as farmers, made
money, and now the financial scare
has passed away, they are begin
ming to seek investments in industri-
al enterprises, while Northern and
and European capitalists are also
preparing for liberal investments in
this section. The outlook for the
spring is extremely favorable and it
is believed that the South is to have
another year of great activity and
prosperity, despite the work of poll.
ticians that seek to retard the
South's Advancement. During the
week large number of new enter
prises have been organized. Ii
whatever direction we look, whether
in the mineral and mountain re
gions, in the Piedmont belt or ill
the pine and coast sections, there is
seen activity. progress and prosper
ity. Tie South is steadily pressing
forward, developing its vast resour-
ces and daily adding to its wealth.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

TsE- Pecan Valley Fair Associa-
ton have fixed the date of their next
annual meeting on the Association
grounds at Brownwood, Monday
Sept, 2Sth to Friday Oct, 2, 1891.
inclusive. This is an early start
they have taken, but its the early
bird etc.
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ATTENTION FARMERS,
And dealsrsz Farm Implements.

1 am now manufacturing and selling the
best middle-breakers, turning plows and
sweep stocks-all of my own patent-to be
had in the state As l do my own manu-
featuring and employ no agents am en-
abled to sell these implements very cheap.
Gail at my shop in Brenham and satisfy
yourself of tie truth of this assertion. Special
attention given to repair work. Give me Il
trial and ave money.
ALBERT WILHELM,
Between Amsler and Zurcher's Warehouses
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The Dallas Times Herald does
not mince matters, but when it has
anything to say talks right out in
meeting-peaking its mind with.
out fear or favor 1t says: "Hang
the murderers and place the pistol
toter behind the bars. Texas must
not be kept in the back ground by
the lawless deeds of a few men.
Send them to the gallows. The
press of the state should make it
warm for the killers and jurors with
elastic consceinces. Horace Greedy
said the way to resume specie pay
meDt was to resume. The way to
stop killing is to hang the killers"
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Run to seed-Birds.
Leads in fashion-F-
Double play-A duet

Leads IL fashion-F.
Double playa duet
A rather weighty subjeet-A ton
of coal.
When has man four hands?
When he doubles his fists.
Germany has officially recognized
the Brazilian republic.
When a young man sows tares,
tears shall he also reap,
Love may be blind, but he skips
the girl with the squint.
No man wants to be religious as
bad as he don't want to be.
A woman will give up anything
for love except the man she loves.
You are almost sure to get left if
you rely upon the promising young
MON
There are two things that always
make a man dream-minee pie and
love.
The best friend man has is the
friend who makes him the least
trouble.
If a man meets nothing else in
days journey be will meet his turn
to tickle.
Those who hear you boast of what
you are going to do have great mem
cries.
A good man who does not profess
Christ is better than a bad man who
does.
Messrs. O'Brien and Gill have
started from Paris for Boulogne-
SUR er.
The front stares of club house
are generally to be found at the
windows.
It is during labor disturbances
that capital punishment comes in.
Salvador has concluded the pre-
liminaries of treaty of alliance
with Mexico.
Emperor William has sent to the
sultan of Turkey present of jew
elled sword.
Every mother owns the best boy
the worst one belongs next door
every time.
The blue honeymoon shows a.
couple how long it takes sugar to be
come acid.
Naturally enough man doesn' t
sleep on bed of soft down when he
gets hard up.
No woman ever made a hit by
striking her husband for money be-
fore breakfast.
A shade tree should never be
taken from dense forest, and be set
out in the spring.
There is not always fortune in
store for the young man who clerks
in one.-Siftings.
Guatemala is forming cavalry
force with a view to renewal of
hostilities with Salvador.
Canadian government officials
deny that pleuro- pneumonia exists
among cattle III the Dominion.
When a man tells you he would
like to have you criticise Lis faults,
you have found another hypocrite.
PlautilIa, Messai, an Italian au-
thor, has been arrested at Trieste
for writing Irredentist articles for
Florence journal.
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A BEAUTIFUL CHEST SORREL.

was bred by Col. Geo. ]. Dunlap, and by the
following Pedigreeit will be seen that Young
Steel Dust is from the very best race stock in
the United States. Young Steel-Dust was
sired by Red Cross, he by Pat, the noted Jim
Brown Race Stallion, he by Standfeld's I'm
ported Steel Dust. Young Steel-Dusts dam
was Rebel mare, bred by DR.. Williams =
Red Cross Dam was Little Molly-a noted
race mare She was sired by Old Joe, the
sire of Fount and Bob Lee, the celebrated
racers. 1t will be seen from the above that
YOUNG STEEL-DUsT's Pedigree is ultra fash
ionable, and in placing him for public ser
vice, do so with the confident expectation
that, when given an opportunity, he will
demonstrate that, as a Sire, he will prove all
that his rare breeding indicates. L desire to
call atteu4on to the fact that Young Steel
Dust is grandson of Pat the King of race
Stations of the Southwest.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

All Of the State departments at
Washington were closed Friday out
of respect to secretary Window.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

The aims of the Farmers Alliance
and the knights of Labor are as
widely divergent as those Of capital
and labor. yet there is probability
of a federation of the two orders.
Behind the movement looking to
this and there is evidently cat in
the meal barrel.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

Albert w. PFEFFER, the winner in
the Kansas fight is go years of age.
He is free silver man, a tariff re.
former and a bitter opponent of force
bills. He is more. Heis by all odds
the ablest advocate of the sub-treas.
ury plan in the north west, and will
probaly make trouble in the senate.
In early life Judge Pfeffer was a
strong democrat, but the war issues
forced him in to the Republican par
ty, Two years ago he renounced re-
publications and began to build up
the farmers movement in Kansas.
He is an able speaker, a forcible and
trenchent writer, and a western man
with all the term implies.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05
HEBEg STONE. MRS. A. NJ. GIDDINGs
HEBER STONE,
BANKER, 3
BRENNAN, TEXAS.
Do a general banking bushes s
TO THE PUBLIC.

I have withdrawn from the firm of P. Huber
& Co. P. Huber continues the business.
takes tie assets of the old firm and assumes
all liabilities existing against the firm of p.
Huber & Co. This january 22nd, 1891.
"A c. Koch.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

TEEKs.-LegaI and transient advertise.
1nents inserted at one dollar per square OF
on6 Ilcb- for first insertion, ara fifty cents
per square for each subsequent insertion:
Obituary notices aad tributes of respect IN
serted at half price.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

HARRIS A. SSILEE, of New York
has been sentenced to be electrocu-
ted IN the beginning of March. His
case Is a literal verifcation of what
Shakespeare said ''that a man may
smile ard smile and be a william
still, for even after his execution
heswilI be a Smiler.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

Ma. CAsMAck is inclined to think
that imitation will be responsible for
the widest kind of speculation. He
expects to see silver go higher. Ow-
ing to the dull season in the iron
trade and the poor outlook for
miners, he predicts an exodus of
thousands of Colorado and Mexico,
who viii be tempted by the Govern
nent guarantee to buy silver.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

THE dignity Of Congress as well as
its entegrity is seriously threatened
with the charges of participation of
Senators and Representatives in a
silver pool with speculations in sill
yer bullion certificates, and an inves-
tigation is being made but no very
important testimony has been de-
veloped yet.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-05

Weekly, 50 :: year, in advance.
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OUR AGENTS

OUR AGENTS.
,JoRE F. WEIBUsCH, Burton, Texas.
F. NJ. GRIFFIN, Lyons, Texas.
To MIxKsSI, Wesley, Texas.
Paul C. SrREcKERT, Caldwell, Texas
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COLLIE. JTOR'S TAX SALE,

- virtue of the tax rolls of Washington
county for the year 1890, have levied upon
and will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, al the courthouse door in the City
Of Brenham, County OF Washington. State of
Texas, between the hours of 10 a. m, and
p. H., on
Tuesday the 81 Day OF March, 1897,
so much of the following described property
as will be sufficient to pay the taxes, costs
and penalty due. Sale to continue from day
to day until the list is completed:
Al;ST2 ACRES.