Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-06-18

have rendered the use of the park
for the Baptist camp-meeting.
Our thanks are due the Navasota
Tablet for copy of the proposed
Navasota and Madisonville railroad.
MeEI...,. WINE OF cARDy! for female diseases.
Franklin has the finest line of
watches, clocks and jewelry ever
brought to the city. All new goods.
THERE were some fine peaches on
the market Saturday, but at the
price, 40 cents per dozen, were ''out
of sight"
ABOUT twenty hands have been
employed at the Heidenheimer oil
mill and compress during the past
week making repairs and putting 1t
in order.
PARTIES recently returned from
Rockport state that property there
in the last few days has sold for
one-third less than was offered for
it sixty-days ago.
MR. T. G. HENs1Ef, of Burleson
county, was in the city Saturday
circulating among his old comrades
of Green's Brigade.
DR.. HUssEY who has been long
confined to his bed is able to sit up
and his friends hope he will soon
to be able to walk around again. lie
is now in his S3rd year.
Miss LULA RANKIN entertained a
number of her young friends Satur
day night, giving an ice cream party
in honor of Misses Rhode Durer, of
Cameron, and Ada Hauser, OF Hemp
stead.
nsg- WINE OF cARDUL Tonic for Women.
The elegant and comfortable resi-
denee of DIR. R. E. Luhn in the
northern part OF the city, is now re-
ceiving the finishing touches. Judg
ing from the extension when finished
it will be one of the most comfort
able and convenient in the city.
The BRENNAN Light Guard held
their regular monthly inspection and
prize drill Friday night. There was
good attendance and quite num-
Der of entries for the company prize
medal which after sharp contest
was won by Sergeant Will Morris.
Every body go to Franklin's for
any fancy goods. He has the largest
stock in the State.
AUSTIN is growing Justify over the
location of the great drummers san
itarium and the military encamp-
ment. Let her crow. The philoso-
ply of Brennan is she who laughs
last laughs best" We propose to
keep cool, and our 'anchor to the
windward."
The Conner Hose company held
their regular monthly meeting Fri
day night and elected the following
delegates to the convention which
meets the 4th Monday in this month
for the purpose of electing Chief of
the department and a first and
second assistant for the ensuing
year: Messrs. W. P. Ewing, julius
Koilmey and S. j. Simon.
The BANNER acknowledges with
thanks the receipt of a basket of de-
licious fruit consisting of some fine
early peaches and lot of the finest
pluUs both in size and variety Of
favor that we have seen, sent with
the compliments of Mr.. D. a. Watson
to whom the entire Office force ex
tend their thanks. Such favors be-
ing conspicuous for their infre-
quency are all the more appreciated.
THERE was an interesting charac-
ter in the city Saturday that caused
considerable merriment on the north
side of the public square, by his
humorous and original expressions.
He was mounted on an immense
f bitten gray stallionand rode up
in front of saddlers establishment
and called for the proprietor and
said, Il want to trade this fine horse
for saddles. Tn full of liquor and
full of trade"
MaELREEs WINE OF cARpuI for Weak Nerves
Sunday Closing.
The Sunday closing movement
from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. was tried
last Sunday and as far as we can
learn met with universal favor. The
attendance at the churches may not
have been any greater, but those
who went did not have to pass open
saloons where the click of glasses
and the crack of billiard balls grated