Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 199, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 20, 1881 Page: 2 of 4
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Man
have gone c
scarcc.
1
HP
W
i^ZWaHuss,,,
r.ihilist and refugee, was natur-.
raided **«» Yqik 'WW «= ««t bchav.r:
1 |t|fips any too well. It is a
— Austin now has a chim-
ney sweep wh<5 is doing a good
business.
$K.v" f' '
vJiSt y ,
tr^c ■
jgp
,: ...
day.
India'rt thief, has been murdered
by a couple of bad Sioux In-
dians.
1'jjri'i.EN murderers are now j
" * . . « '
of theffl will be hung,
. . OB
Pacific ro'acfat fayfor^ias been
co'dfnencefl aiifl Taylor is now
experiencing a big1 boom.
•fou; prcMcTejit's doctors are
if h jpeful rnd report that he
is improving. His pulse keeps
ap to, io8.and 1)is temperature
Msiijis m "
feet that dead Indians
4$1 rfectly harmless and with-
out stopping to make any in-
quiry into the moral right to
are making themselves very
disagreeable to squatters and
miners in Mexico, Arizona and
New Mexico, and in addition
those l»ving in the Beautiful In-
--San Augustine county will
make about 18,000 bales of
cotton this year.
J—There is plenry of corn in
San Augustine county for all
necessary purposes.
—From the ist to the 17th
killlndians the go\ernment as ^ugust the city of LaGrange
wcijas individuals have killed | received 181 bales of cotton.
confined in the-Sts Louts jail and j m,lfly of t'lcin' ^ut seems that ! __ George Washington, a bad
the probability Is that very few ! a fc^or« 5eft yet, enough | negr0i is ,n jail at San Antonio
! to J^st for some years to come. ! for murder; he is also wanted in
.-/j Indian affairs have for many
Gkading _ on_the Missouri yCajfj past been in a very bad
condition and present indica-
tions give but little hope for im-
prbvement in the near future.
It has ever been the policy of
the; government to act in bad
faith with the Noble Red Man,
treaty after treaty has been
*jjmade only to be broken.
Reservation after reservation
water is
BREEDLOVE & EW1NG,
■
mines k>cate<i»ii»*-»**i<w»'*c- j
tiOllS 0Mi«R*#t?.1 At: ■> ' I
Ir app-JaM fthsfc afthis time
Virginia is <mj. ».tcking. for.|x>
li'ieal parties, having two dem-
ocratic two- fepublican
and oiie "aWenback by way of
I ^
Artftf. 'five thousand person j hag bfien madc fof the lndiftn,
of whom too;old s61diers were | am] as oftcn bavc U)cy bccn ,
infcUen&ncestt Ector's Brigade | compdled to W()Ve; as afinaIity j
redfti6n'W.H*rsofi,. feitas, | t])c Indian lerritory was set j
on-tl»e 1.8th inst» - aside for them and all the In- j
> —t—+ —1— _ 1
NUv '^Okk" is .enjoying a ' dians east of the Mississippi j
mining boom at present, having i were moved there. They were
no lAs^than' Av^rfty'-tio* gdcf never to be disturbed in the
peaceable possession of it, but
sonic years ago a railroad was
run through it, and before many
years elapse the territory will
be a net work of railroads and
the Indians will all haye to set-
tle down to farming or they will
die out for want of a support,
No one will say that it is right
to take the Indians' lands, but
Star the democracy of that j the necessities of the white race
sti^ckw^Jrfiily retKwe fhc'foss-'i demand them and the Indians
es of last, year,'if ^lie party is : must give way.
only, unitcf^jind harmonious, j The Dallas Herald speaking
> 0f the Indian policy says that
vigorous measures must be re-
sorted to in order to bring the
variety!
:sf
.f
Accokdino to the New York
I
That's the rub.
j ■ • 2
Jim governor and attorney
Robertson county for murder.
— J. L. Perkins and wife
charged with the murder of
Wadkins in San Saba county
last April luve been arrested
and jailed at Waco.
—A negro prisoner in the
county jail at Columbus at-
tempted to escape. He got as
far as the street *nd was shot
and killed by a deputy sheriff.
He was laying out a fine for-
stealing hogs.
— Some time ago it was an-
nounced to the chicken owners,
the world over, that the ring-
leaders of a gang of chicken
thieves in San Antonio had
been arrested. Owners of
chickens are now informed that
the arrest of the San Antonio
chicken thieves has caused no
interruption in the business of
chicken stealing in that town.
—Elijah Wadkins was killed
in San Saba county about
April 11, 1881. An inquest
was lately held and a verdict
returned that Wadkins was
killed by j. L. and Josina Per-
kins, the latter was Wadkins
wife but lived with and claimed
to be married to J. L. Perkins,
The sheriff of San Saba county
desires information as to their
whereabouts.
Tmk case of the .State vs,
W. B. Bonner, for the murder
ofj. J. Wheeler, editor of the
Banner at Paris, Texas, two
must be made to feel the power
of the governmcn and to sub-
mit to it.
-%
It lot ill Ol'illlg'f.
gene/ui are engaged in writing j . , T, , . . , .
, , westerrt Indians to terms. I hey 1 years ago is now being tried in
out an fpjijwa in regarcj to the 1 1 3 *> b
counting'of the Umversity vote; j
at present 'quite a diversity of i
opini^ivVobiwfn.» > . • |
n.-;' » ' '
AusTfN is pushing the uni-
versity canVaiis into'Africa, she
has several > delegates to the
colored Baptist convention now
in sessftflf aT'Sa'n Anftnio,
Thfc Jdilo4iit8s'k^ Avdrkii^ lit
the causea>f jreligiwn <uad Austin
for the uniyersity site.
y-—!f. -r,-- I
•We ijate' hadquite a seige j
ir^cfrronicliitg' the ^rival of j
n4W cotf^n* rtt'T.e^Ss to wis and "j
no-/ Egypt c6mes to the front, j
a;i Alexandoia dispatch of thi
1 Sth stating that four Lags "of
cottoh fiave been received from
the'interior.
» 31 *»' n ■ * ' ft vf ' »
■Dr. Ashbel Smith, Thurs-
diy, dclive/edan able address
b4fbr$ Houston Cotton Ex-
change in which he elaborately
3et force the advantages of a
representation of Texas at the
Expdsition. This is the first
publid'movethat h«s been made
Jtfoking toivard any representa-
tion of Texas at Atlanta.
The New Orleans Democrat
says tha), because .of tjie low,
water at the mouth of Red Riv^
er, Sfiteflt&t^ffl^clfn^der-
able cotton this «a»on that
would otherwise go to Neyy
Oi1ean«; - Thxt the:* New Or-
leans rtflp&v tow-
pitted and"then if Red Riv?V
gees day it won't make any
odds.
r'r"
The- San Antonio Express
f'/elfi confident of the future of
shat city, saying that the more
railroads that go west from there
the more trade they bring
to it. ' It may be that with pro-
per exertion San Antonio will
maintain her position * as t!^
rcpu|sivc ,0 ^ ^
as, and finally rival Houston as ancj stockmeh will mitigate
a gMMf Aflfbil CeotiBf.'* \ much of the prejudice against
On Thursday morning news
was received at Houston of a
terrible riot at Orange and the
serious wounding of sheriff
Miches!, Orange, it Jseems, is
infested by a number of des-
peradoes and hf'oJlurns. The
Houston Post give.> the follow-
ing particulars of the trouble:
The sheriff had a warrant for
the arrest of a couple ol" pistol
shooters and summoning a
posse he went to take them,
when he called upon them to
surrender he was fired upon
with buckuhot and seriously
w&inded. The posse returned
the fire and killed or fatally
wounded four hoodlums. A
Houston special to the News
places th^ number of killed at
six says it i? feared that
mfire will be hung. One negro
was hanged 011 the principal
strtet; thirteen negroes and a
white man were arrested and
jailed; stores, saloons and mills
wete closed and a military com-
pany was organized. There
is an evident determination to
work out the hoodlums and
lawless element that have long
been a disgrace to Orange
Such occurrences as that at
Orange are to be regretted, but
it seenis to have been unavoid-
able.
The Texas Live Stock Jour?
nal, a paper devoted entirely to
the live stock interests of the
state has an editorial over a
column in length entitled.
"The Sixshooter Must Go."
The subject is fully reviewed
in its connection with the stock
business and concludes as fol-
lows;
''Cow-boys with pistols are
X-Xa'olt CruXecL. I
A certain ami mui t jrc. l.aige icduiUou
in pjriccs. A trial I jllie free.
Also paper-.* anil circuIaM explaining
mode of treatment, v i(li testimonials of
cure, sent tree.
MRS. l.A. DkOU.IXGKSi,
(Formerly Mrs. Dr.S.B.Col rns,> 1 i Porte,
Ind. liox 1036 Mention thii pafitr. ;
rn
ATTRIDGE & STANFORD,
WJT0HK1M
Iloujjla- street, near Agister'* W-irehuaie,
BRENHAM, : : Tl XAS.
The undersigned have opened a meat
market at the aiiove locirftjii and soli'_"ii a
share of tjie public patr<wwge. Oom) meats
and moderate prices.
ATTRI-DGE & STANFORD.
Meat Market.
Delta county, on a change of
venue. The published accounts
at the time represented the
case as a very bad murder.
The lapse of two years time and
a change of venue will have
their fnitigating effects and it
may safely be predicted that
Mr. Bonner will ffventualiy es-
cape all legal penalties lor kill-
ing Wheeler.
The mayor of Philadelphia is
a democrat and his appoint-
ment of negroes on the police
force is extensively commented
upon. That city has had many
republican mayors, but not-
withstanding the professed love
of that party for the colored
man, it remained for a demo-
crat to give negroes a place on
the police force. Arc the re-
publicans really sincere in their
professed love for the colored
man, or do they only desire his
vote?
— * mm >
In September 1880 Qeorge
Gleason, deputy sheriff of Bex-
ar county, was shot and severly
wounded by George Brown.
Gleason was wounded in the
lung, apparently recovered and
Brown was convicted of assault
to kill and sent to the peniten-
tiary for seven years. Gleason
is again suffering from his
wound and may die from the
effects of it. The question
arises, in that event, can Brown
be tried for murder?
Jjip wrecjf oq the narrow
guage road near Waco was
much more disasterons than at
first reported. Twoyoungmen
lost their lives and a number of
pefsons were qiore oj- less in-
jured, The cause of the wreck
was the unfinished condition of
the road, there being no fish-
bars on the rails.
The Schulenburg Enter-
prise relates a cip.e of speedy
justice. On Friday night a
m
■At Navasota a day or tv<o 1'
agfo there- was a joint debate
on the university question,
represented by silver-tongued
oroto|»||||Ec«Jvrtw«».*s|wi
and Galventon said the senti-
m«irt oNfie pcspic wfovor
of Waco; A# Austin Statesman
hi/z spcciai saying that Aus-
tin is the favorite. Which of
the specials shall we believe.
them and pio.i; >t ■ the -rowing j stoiea hoW; he was ar-
feehng of liberality lor them j " , . _ ...
bv not offending those among rcstcd and Ja,lcd at Hallettsville
whom their employes are com- ; on Monday and was indicted;
pelled to go. The six-shooter Tuesday he was brought into
must go, and stockmen should • court, plead guilty and was
prompt to recognize til? I to the penittntary
' L ) for five years.
The Waco Examiner thinks
that the labor of Uncle Dan'l on
the Houston Age ent'tles Hous- n|a a few weeks ago has given
W. J. Jourdan the man who
killed Hasselmeyer near Flato-
ton to the medical department
of the university, and art de-
partment also.
bond in the sum of S2,i>oO; he
ha# the names of twehty-one
different persons on it.
L. ZEISS & PETTY,
Butchers.
Quitman street, near Engel -.'s bauk,
IJRENIIAM, TEXAS.
The undersigned have opened 3 new
Meat Market, and will k."t their stalls
constantly supplied wi'h (he bffit I'jttchers
meats. Tlity nope by strict aitemiovi to
the wants of their ctwtoiners and moderate
prices lo get a share of the public patron-
age. M)RENZ ZEISS.
AMBROSE PETTY.
Fisher & Weis.
Butchers
AND DEALF.t S IK
Mil ST<«,
Comer of Ant ait-J Quitman streeis,
UJtEMIl4.il, TEXAS
The highest inarhel price paid in i.as)i
to ibeel cattle, hop1 'and sheep.
Apt. H d & w it
TOM M KSYs
Fire Insurance Agent,
RF.PRF.SF.NIS
tie nunc «ful mmi.
lJhoenix, of Hartford; ('■ >mi».-oli. at," of
Hartford; Gcimaii Aw- neau, v.f New
York; Star, of New Yort : iii.urj<n.< Co.,
of North Americi, of Phrla>fiHj>lii*: l-'rank-
lin, of Philadelphia; .North liiiii.h and
Mercantile, of London, Editilinrijli.
Business is respecifiiUy soliriteil
Attorneys at Law,
Office—Up-statr» in Ilreedlove's building,
North side public square, llrcnhani, 1'cxas.
C. C. GARRETT. O. H. Y. CAURK1T, JR.
(Notary Public.)
GARRETT & GARRETT,
/Kttorntty* » a t •Iiaw
Hrenham, Texas.
Office—Up-atairs in the Graber
buiiing. July, I,
CARL SCHUTZE,
Attorney at Iiaw,
Will pradtce In all tlir courtJ in VV'ajtilng-
I011 county aud stiimmi" rxmrt court o
;ini>»'uU novlr. IhTH
The undersigned haw .just
Goods consistiu
Dress Goods, Latest Styles,
PAXCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, ETC.,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
awfas represented and my prices aitrifo
« -yer» arc respectfully invited tu call arJ
prices. I employ none but polite and attentive salesmen.
jgEN. S. ROGERS,
Attorney at Law,
ChapDeli Hill, Texas.
J.I) McAiloo. NY. U. Villain. J. K.McAOoo
Mc Atloo, Vinson k .llc ldoo.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ifrenham. Texas.
Willpracllc# In|tie IHstrlctOnirtaol Wa»li-
Inpton ami HOrroumllns counties, aidlh# nu-
periorOiiirtaof the Slate, audi the Cm I ted
States CVurtd,
TRINITY HALL,
BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.
A Itoili Home-Scliool for Girls.
Various advantages of the highe; t ortlcr.'
Fourtssnth year begins Ssp.15
Foi Circulars Addrc.v,
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
PRf.NCIPAI..
W. 11. Vlu#oa. J. K. McAdoo.
VINSON 4 McADOO,
Attornoya at Law,
AND ItKAI. KSTATK AGKNTS.
llrenliam, Te.xaa.
Will iiiactine in the comity ainl Int'crl.ir
Coiirta ofWashl.ii^'in omnty. S]iecl»i ivttcu-
tion K'ven to the. »ale ol real e^tute In the cl'v •
anrtwmnly. i>Wc«, SouthaUiel*ul>Ilct»}uarf<,
u|i- tniM 11: (he Kugelke bulhtln({.
■laimary IS, IHSl-ihvlv
II. BEAUMONT, M. D,.
Practicing Physician.
Bkenham. Tixas.
Can be found at his office north 0
the square in real estate building during
the day and at .his residence at ni?ht jnnl6w
yy c. liAIRD M. l>.,
Physician and Surgeon,
rnch fj-tf. W«ley,Texas.
M.
A. HEALY,
—UEAI.B.K IN-
GENERAL HARDWARE
CUTEERY, EdgeIOOLS, CASTINGS
Earning Implements, Hoes, Chains Plow
Iron, Steel, Cooking and Healing Stoves.
Stove Trimmings and Tinware of ail kinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and window Class,
Huggy and Wagon material Rubber Hcltinc
from l'A to is inches wide. Packing o!
all kinds, and all articles appertaining to the
Hardware business. M.nn street,
Ian. 1, '78. iirenham.Texas.
WM. SOUUUENBKi,
Blacksmith, ^
nnd mano.'aetD.r.'r ot
AGKICUIJOKU JMIJLi2«EATa
Brtuliaiu, Toxaa
GT3p eCl#) attention (jivt-n to Uoit»J
SnOBlNO, tfsnoral job work pud roimir-
ing. Terms liberal. Shop above Giddings
bank, on Sandy street. lune 18 '7 (.
wiLLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
Till'. nHAWINT,
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10.1881
IS HIE IlAV I.I IlkMI .Lt< vivs.
'I lie drawing of this schciiie lias been
linally settled upon, ami will certainly take
place on Thursday, the ioih of November,
1881, bv assent of the < "mmmioners, aivfl
this will enalilt' in»> seH nil of r<<ritiHn*
ing ticket-,
AH persons, jfiei rforr, fniending to'invest
in this scheme, may u t a»-urt.d that there
will be no further delay ,r j. stponements.
LliT Ol PRIX r..
Th« Willaiil Hotel Willi ,i|l II 1 diQffl (1(1(1
Fintiire* unit Furpliurt•. i ijliDtl.ll'I'J
One residence on Green M re i... f fj,6 o
On« ie|i(3#nc« fia Grflen uh - l. , ?5,ojo
Two C.ash 1'rires, er.clt $},CQo..10 cm
Two Cash Prizes, each $2,00'. .. t o>-.o
Five Cash Prizes, each $t,ooo 5.000
Five Cash Prizes, eSeii $500 i.500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each $tdo ... .
I Hundred Cash Piizc, each $io . 5,ore
j Hundred Cash Prizes, each 4 " , rooo
One Set of Itar fiirntftjrp10.0
One Pine hano joo
One handsome Silver Tea set loo
400 Boxes liouibon Whiskey $36. 14,0x1
10 Baskets Champagne, SjS...... 350
5 Hundretl Cash P.izes, each $K. 5,000
loo Bo^es Fine Wines, $30
aci( B#*e; RoberUon County W'his
k«T. 130 6,oco
400 Boxes Havana Cigars, $10..;. 4,000
5 Hundred Cash Prizes, each $10. 5,000
AMOUNTING TO $369,850.
Whole tickets $8; Halves $4; Quarters $2
Remittances mav bema kby Ltank (Jwek
express, postal rpftnuy order, or registered {
Mail.
Responsible agents wanted at'all point
For circulars, giving fall information and
for tickets, address,
W. C. D. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Kv.
AEINE asiOftwer.tofViSinNG CARDS,
just repejved. Send in your orders to
1 'I11 Banner office. Satisfaction guaranteed
Business.
/ believe that the best way to
ex b) ess my thanks fo> the very
liberal paUonage extended to me
in the past, is to seme my custo-
mer still vio>e efficiently in fu-
tuie. This I ptopose to do, and
will do. Lai ge and satisfactory
as my business has been last sea-
son, I will be still better prepared
this season to meet the wants of
my patrons, both in handling their
COTTON, and supplying them
ivith Groceries. Cotton shipped
to me xoill yield the shipper the
very best results of the advantag-
es of the Houston market, and of
careful, prompt and correct hand-
ling. I buy goods in large quan-
tities and bring them to Jexas
with the least expense, hence I
can offer advantages in ALL
KINDS of GROCERIES, that
will be appreciated by the trade.
WM. D. CLEVELAND,
Cotton Factor and Wholesale Grocer,
Houston, Texas.
J. D. Carr,
— Dealer in —
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
First door west of Opera House.
Having purchased the stork of Gmcrrlna
receiittv nclit by (jno. A . UldillngM, I ilenire
to say lo In* patron* that I expect to continue
the luiilnc** at lilsolil slaml, where I will he
lilraied to see thorn. Sfttlsfiwtinn umianteeit
to price and quality of jowls
53" Hoods delivered free ofdiajare within
citv limits.
JOHN WHElAlt,
(Late ok Houston,}
Brickmaken Contractor
BRENHAM - - - TEXAS,
Has established a bifck yaw on the
Stockbndpe place and Is prepared to fill
orders lor nriok in any quantity.
He is now receiving from Houston 200,-
000 brick and will sell them in quantities
to suit.
Will take contracts for laying brick.
Sample of brick at McDonald's new l.uild-
ing near Central depot.
BATHHOUSE
— HOT AND CQI.D —
TUB and SHOWER BATHS,
TURKISH BATHS.
Opas dally from Jl« It a si. ami from 4 to lu
I' M. Snnd»y from S to li a.m,
A Single bttktte. One Turkish Irnth ."i«c.
Cp-partnsxslilp ITotlce.
Notice is htrcby given that on the first
day of August, 1881, the undersigned form-
ed a co-partnership for the purpose of con-
ducting a butchering and marketing busi-
ness in Brenham undar die name of
I'V.her & W'wv The two' markets will be
kept Bpen a«. h. ietofore. Pat'onage soll^-
ltct'- F. FISHER.
My motto is to please my customers, all goods -.— .-r . ,
low as is consistent with a living profit. Buyer# arc respectfully invited to call and
examine my stock aud prices. I employ none but polite and attentive salesmen
FRANK WOTIPKA.
Abbott building, Public Square.
F. WOTIPKA.
\F. J. SCHRAMM.
Wotipka & Schramm,
ANT STREET, NEAR CENTRAL lJEPpT.
Keep constantly on hand a large and coniple stock of
-AJtrc r-^iroTT
Groceries, Plantation Supplies,
AND WESTERN litODl'OE.
tiaj" All of which they arc selling at the very lowest cufrsnl p;ic«s. liuyors arc u.-
vited to call and examine goods. We guarantee entire satisfaction.
WOTIPKA & SCHRAMM.
\f. WEIS;
SPRING GOODS.
R. HOFFMATO,
Street, SreiUiazn.,
Has just received a full and complete assortment of
Spring Dry Goods.
Comprising all the Novelties in
Ladles Dress Goods
Trimmings, Neckwear, Ladies
and Misses Hats, and
■ i A large assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
For Gentlemen, Ladies
and Children.
Mens and Boys Clothing. The
largest «nd most complete
stock in the city.
Staple and %
NOTIONS.
Aiso a large stock of Staple
Dress Goods, j Fane7 Groceries.
The public is cordially invited to call and examine my stock.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS!
J. L. <& S. LEVINS,
In addition to their store on Sandy stieet, have opened a new store on St. Charles street,
• adjoining the Schwartz building, with a full and well selected stock of
Dry Ms, Clothing,
and gents furnishing (ioods,
Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings and Ladies
UnSTHDER/O-AI^MEI^rTS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, &c. Also .1 full stock of
STAPLE A.1T3D !F,.A.;tTG"?r
CROCKERY, GLASSIhlRE, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Thanking the people of Brenham and vicinity for past favor*, we respectfully coKsit
a continuance of their patronage. | & S I EVINE
The Farmer's Store,
Brenham, - Texas,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AND
BAGGING and TIES.
Are now receiving four car loads of Bagging and Ties, which
they offer at Galveston jobbing prices, actual freight added.
R. H/. LAWTHER,
Jan. 9, 1881-dwiy. Business Manager.
Cheapest Fukniture House
IN THE CITir.
J2. REICHARDT,
Giddings- Building, South side of the Public Square,
brenham, TEXAS,
— DEALERS IN]—
Furniture,
!«§©! walsMig a*l®r
and Chamber Beta, Oarpetings, Mattings, Oil Cloths
The only exclusively Furniture and House Furnishing Establishment in the city.
(^■ Please give «s a call and examine our goods and nrin-« r„„j, 4 r , „
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Rankin, John G. & Levin. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 199, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 20, 1881, newspaper, August 20, 1881; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth484700/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.