Brenham Weekly Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. [30], Ed. 1, Thursday, July 28, 1881 Page: 4 of 4
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-Weekly Ifenafer:
General JihtJv
Two hundred persons were
seriously poisoned near Kcota
la. on the fourth by ice cream
made in a copper-bottomed
vessel.
Mr. IX O. Mills gives S75.000
to the university of California
to endow a chair of intellectual
and moral philosophy and civil
policy.
The fruit canning houses at
Burlington N. J. areno-v work-
ing up to their full capacityand
men women and children find
plenty of work.
Whole car loads of resolutions
have been passed upon the as-
sassination but the newspapers
have left them severely alone.
Resolutions are among the
most insufferable nuisances of
modern times.
A Georgia editor says: ''Gold
is found in thirty-six counties
in the this state silver in three
copper in thirteen iron in forty-
three diamonds in twenty-six
whisky in all of them and the
last gets away with all the rest"
The shoemaker of whom
Walters ordered a pair of heavy
shoes with a half pound copper
toe on the right one at Lodi N.
V. wondered what was the pur-
pose of the strange contrivance
until he heard of Miss Walters's
beau being frightfully kicked
out of the house.
The New York World which
is in a state of chronic suspicion
concerning the "'syndicate of
liars ' no;v professes to suspect
that remarkable organization is
responsible for the reports of
extraordinary wheat crops
throughout Europe the object
being to "bear." American
securities.
There are two Chinese papers
in San Francisco and in glanc-
ing hastily over the powerful
editorials they contain the cas-
ual observer is'strongly impress-'
cd with the idea that the gen-
tlemen whose remarks formerly
appeared on firecracker pack-
ages have entered journalism.
James Gorden Bennett.
Citizen George Francis Train
has written a letter to Guiteau
offering his services a3 counsel
and congratulating him upon
"having saved party Cabinet
and Star Routers smashed
stalwartism killed Democracy-
immortalized Garfield smother-
ed Grant-Arthur-Conklingism
and brought Planet's tears to
the White House."
A Dutchman in Albany went
out to his milkman in the street
with a dish in each hand in-
stead of one as usual. The dis-
penser of attenuated milk ask-
ed him if he wished to fill both
vessels. The Dutchman replied
suiting the action to the word
"Dis is for de milluk and dis is
for the water and 1 will mik
dem so as to shute mine self."
Our neighbors of Mississippi
will be somewhat shocked to
learn that their state stands
lowest -in the list recently pub-
lished by the post office de-
partment furnishing fewer let-
ters to the inhabitant than any
other member of the Union.
Six and a half letters a year is
all the average Mississippian
writes. The Coloradian on the
other hand writes fifty-five a
year and leads the country
epistolarily. N. O. Democrat
The number of females em-
ployed in the Austrian railroad
service during the year 1 871
amounted to i6q8 and it rapid-
ly increased during the follow-
ing years until the year 1880
it reached the astounding num-
ber of 3642. Of this number 6
were -engaged in the baggage
bureau 3 in the ticket offices.
65 in the regular accounting I
oureaus 20 in tne treasury offi-
ces 7 in the telegraphing ser-
vice 2939 in watching the safety
of the tracks. Nearly all are
widows or relatives of officials
of the roads by which they are
employed.
The Denyer "and Rio Grande
Railway Co. is making extensive
additions to its shops at Denver
to meet the increasing demands
ol traffic in the repairing and
construction of rolling stock.
The shops have recently turned
out 20 refrigerator cars 23 bag-
gage and express 8 mail 10
combination and 15 cabooses.
In addition to these 3500
freight cars will be built at these
shops. A force of 800 men is
at present employed.There
are no engines now running on
the road and all the passenger
cars are equipped with air
brakes.
Ever since the .shooting of the
president the Cincinnati Com-
mercial has been anxious to
have something violent done to
Guiteau. First it wanted the'
bloody dog torn to pieces and
now it suggests that he be turn
ed out ol jail and delivered to a
mob composed we presume of
wasmngton department clerks.
Mr. Halstead is in Washington
at this writing we believe. It
wouldn't be a bad idea for him
to slip quietly down to the jail
and shoot Guiteau through the
bars. The country we think
would insist then on h'is being
treated to a first-class .foreign
mission. St Louis Post Dis-
patch. New York had a novel scene
the other day when one- of
Barnum's Zulu chiefs was ar-
raigned in court on the charge
of assaulting one Toner who
declared that the chief was a
"Thompson street nigger." The
chief was secured after a short
fight and then his fellow-chieftain
insisted upon accompaying
him. On the way to court they
indulged in all sorts of savage
pranks and even in the stern
presence ot the bench they
whistled howled and danced.
After a partial hearing they
were taken back to the museum
on a street car howling all the
way and collecting about the
car an army of gamins.
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IrcM "Ad." oriTifom.'
W-log. -' --''J
From Uie Ke Vork News.
A young man with the good
clothes of i bunko steerer and
the'glad effulgent look of a great
man who is comfortably full
went into the Laramie City
Boomerang office lately and af-
ter some mental labor produced
the following which he desired
inserted for two weeks on the
fourth page:
"Season of 1881. Grand
farewell bridal tour ol the only
double-and-twisted all-wool ag-
gregation the world's congress
of wonders and torchlight pro-
cession of arenic talent "head-
ed by a living phalanx of gold-
bespattered chariots and wing-
ed monsters of the briny deep
followed by the most jewhilhken
goshall-hem-lock exposition of
camels with twisted tails wap-py-jawed
giraffes a.nd speckled
byenas from Farther India
squeaking baboons with purple
colored snoots Early Rose
dromedaries from Europe slim-
tailed birds of paradise and
big snakes from everywhere.
"Bear in mind the day and
date. '
" The Royal Imported Per-
ihelion Stunner of the known
world will be in Laramie on its
way to visit the crowned heads
of Europe July 4 lor one day
only.
"'Don't fail to see the bearded
lady on the flying trapeze or the
wild-eyed lunatic from Skow-
hegan Maine in his scrump-.
tious swoop from the top ol a
flour barrel to the middle of the
arena.
'Voluptuous reserved scats
made oi two by four scantling
set on edge.
"Come early and secure your
seats.
"This is the only whoop-
emuplizajanc show on earth."
The gentlemanly agent then
gave the editor ten tickets for
reserved scats and went away.
The last seen of him he was
in a saloon with his head shov-
ed clean through his plug hat
while his whole general appear-
ance was that of a man who is
rapidly gliding into the realms
of navy-blue jim-jams and pc
culiar and assorted snakes.
How to Raise Fodder Com.
A very large amount of corn
fodder can be raised with very
little trouble by sowing he
seed broadcast and covering it
with a cultivator. Itvijl be&pf
poor quality however; as the
lower portions of the plants will
never acquire a healthy green
color. It is much better to
prepare the ground as is usual
for corn that is to mature its
grain and to plant the seed in
drills so that a cultivator can be
run between them. The drills
should be about three feet
apart" so the sun can .warm tho
ground and strike every portion
ol the plants. The grains of
corn may be dropped singly
about three inches apart or
three may be dropped together
leaving a space of a foot be-
tween them. The crop need
net be planted before the mid-
dle ot June and the time of
planting may be safely deferred
till the 10th of July. The
growth-will-then be veryrapidr
The crop should be worked
with a harrow cultivator or
plow till the stalks are four or
fir Jeel "high. Stowell's ever-
green sweet corn is an excel-
lent variety to plant but any
quick growing.variety especial-
ly one that is inclined to throw
out suckers will answer the
purpose very well. The crop
should be cut after the ears are
formed but belore the grains
are filled borne of it can be
fed out in the fall to milch cows
and hogs. While in the green
state stock will eat every por-
tion of it The best way to
preseve it for use in winter is
to convert it into ensilaee: but
it may be cut up" cured in the
sun and preserved in stacks or
placed under cover. The pro-
duce is large and if used with
hay and grain the result will be
excellent.
Honcx-Deir From Ilcaten.
Columbus (Ga.)Timcs.
Mr. John IJee one of our
best known and most respected
citizens relates the following
remarxaDie incident: it was
early Sunday morning. My
daughterwas engaged in sweep-
ingjoff.ttie: front porch when
her attention was attracted by
the plaintive cries of young
chickens and the distressed
clucking of a hen. The sound
came from a pile of leaves un-
der? some; P2plarjtrees jn the
yardranbf hurrying to tne spot
'she found the little chickens all
stuck up with leaves.j-olling
about struggling to free them-
selves and two of the little suf-
ferers were stuck together. She
picked those two up and com
ing to the house called me. On
examination we found them
covered with a stickV substance
which seemed to have come off
the leaves. I went out into the
yard and found it on all the
leaves and tasting was surpris-
ed to find it honey. Looking
around I could see it glistening
in the sunshine like diamonds
on every leaflet and on the
porch for two or three feet were
splotches of it. Several neigh-
bors dropped in during the day
whom I told of the honey
shower supposing it had been
general but they were incredu-
lous till shown evidences of it.
In the evening of the same day
I noticed a mist between me
and the sun and a closer ex-
amination disclosed the fact
that we were having a repeti-
tion of the great phenomena
which was withersed by a doz
en people. While it did not
run off the house either morning
or evening it covered the leaves
of the trees and shrubs and
was without doubt honey dew
and that too from a cloudless
sky.
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Kn b Prussian IxMder buoes. -P
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If there is a merchant in New
Orleans who'can sell shoes at
any price he chooses to fix on
them Rube Hoffenstein uho
keeps a clothing and shoe store
on Poydras street is the man.
A few days ago a customer
entered his store and inquired:
"Have you got any low quar-
ter gaiters?"
"Certainly my frent I had
any sdyle you ish und some-
thing dot vas neat und will last
all the summer dime out Now
here is a pair of gaiters dot is
made off Prussian ledder de
best kind that was known und
dinks dcy vill suit you. Sub-
bose you dry dem on."
"All right replied the cus-
tomer. "Vait my frent und I'll put
a leedle powder in. Now dry
dem. Ah! vat petter shoes you
vant dan dot It vits you
shust as if somepody dake your
measure."
"It's too tight across the in-
step" said the customer rub-
bine the spot with his fingers.
"It vill sdredth my dear sir"
replied Hoffenstein persuasive-
ly "dot Jedder vas made ox-
bressly for sdretchmg."
"But the shoe pinches my
toes" also" said the gentleman.
"Dot is noding; it vill go avay
de first dime it gets vet. You
don't vant to buy a pair of
shoes moae as dree sizes too big
for you "and go rount de ladies
mit your feet looking like a
gouple of railroad scrapers. It
vould be a shame for you
know."
"What do you ask for the
shoes?"
"Only sexx dollars."
"Geerusaleml that's too
much."
"Veil my dear sir you must
rcgolect dat cjem shoes vas
made of Prussian ledder und
ledder dere vas scarce. My
Oncle vot lifs dere write me
last yeck und said that ledder
vas so scarce dey don't make
harness" mit it any longer. AH
de harness dere is now made of
wool."
"I'll tell you what I'll do"
"said the customer examining
the shoes closely. "I'll give you
four dollars."
"My gr-r-racious! a Prussian
ledder shoe for four dollars
ven it costs me mdre as five
dollars and fifty cents laid at
depot down und de profit on
dem don't oav for the eas. Do
yoiifknok my frent dot my
own fadder vas in de retail shoe
business and he sold me de
same kind of shoes as dem for
four dollars und vot you dink
become of him?"
"I don't know" replied the
customer.
"Veil my dear sir he kept
on selling dem Prussia ledder
shoes for four dollars until he
got poor de hogs wouldn't eat
him."
"Well I'm not going to give
you six dollars for these" said
the customer moving toward
the door; they're not worth
it."
"Veil my frent dake 'em
along for four dollars und call
around again some other day."
The customer paid for the
shoes and taking the parcel
left the store.
"Herman" inquired" Hoffen-
"sfeufoMuy clerk" "vat" vas de
cost price of dem sblit horse
ledder shoes I shust sold de
shentleman."
"Von dollar und a half sir."
"My jr-r-r-racious Herman
dink ho.iv small theprofit vas.
If pisness you know Herman
don't got better by de vinter
dime it will preak all der
schtore up."
An Ingenious Contrivance.
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Wt TRAD fiV- eM
JEifijj Ejra$3rfti aVwv1 m "$
pe 7HEGREAT p-
RHEUMATISM
Heuralgia.-Sciatica Lumbago
Backache Soreness of iha Chest
Goat Quins Sore Throat Snail'
ings and Sprains Burns and
Scalds General Bodily
Pains
Tooth Ear and Headache Frosted
Feet and Ears and alt other
Pains and Aches.
Ao reparation en rartli rqnala St Ja -0M Olt
af a tafr lure aimyrfc anl fhmp Elttrnal
BrinMy A trial rntaila bnt th !upratlT.lT
trifling ontlir of aO Out acd rwj one mff.r-
Inp with rain can naro cheap and foaidTe proof
of It. dalma.
Pirectiona in .rrn Langnafra
(OLD BTALLDBTJCOISTS AKDDEALHta
ET MEBIOIBE.
A.VOGELER&CO..
Baltimore V.8
NEW STORE Nl
J. x.. & s. LEVINS
Imddmon to thrirtore on Sandy street have opened a oiw store on St. Charles street
adjoining the Schwartz building with a full and well selected stock of
Dry Goods Clothing
ASD GEXTS FURBISHING GOODS
Embroideries Laces Trimmings and Ladies
Boots Shoes Hats Trunks Valises &c. Also a full stock of
ST-AHiE .XT3 :FTcr-
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is? si t ty s
CROCKERY GLASSWARE TOBACCO
Thanking the people of Brenham and icmity for past faroa
a continuance of their patronage.
Tie GnlfT Goloraio StaTe HRH
' (Successors to"
v1tsx muland l555
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE
FROM GALVESTON
Traversing the centre of Fcrt Bend Austin 33I&3
Washington Buricon Mcdcnnan "rigwWiP
and Bosque counties HaaBaft3
AND THE POPULAR ONE
Thence to all points inTcxas and beyond.
North bouth. East or West.
230 MILES OF TRACK!
LIN ES I OPERATION :
Galveston and Houston GalvcS'
ton and ' Belton Moody t Batiks
Oaxvfoid and Valhy Mills
Connections made n ith the G II. &. S. A.
Railway at Rosenberg Junction.
Twenty miles saved by taking this
Breen ban Antonio and Liaivesron
grsa for
pints in Western Texas!
V CELEBRATED " 9$
fete ft .stomach 4fr
ITTERS
SPRING GOO
IL HOFFMAOT
Malyi Street Brersi-aiaa Tc::
Has jnst received a full and complete assoitniq
pring Dry G
A large assortment of
Comprising all the No clues m
Ladies Dress Goods
Trimmings Neckwear Ladies
and Misses Hats and
NOTIONS.
Also a large stock of Staple
Dress Goods.
Boots and Shoes;!
For Gentlemen Ladies
and Children.
Mens and Boys Clothing. The
largest and most complete
stock in the city.
Staple and
Fancy Groceries.
anctioa the 'Midland"
?with the I. & C. N. R. R.
land atresia Braiona county
i with the 1J. C l. C K. k.
s Western Dinsion.
Action with the I. & G. N.
b. San Marcos New Braan-
esL and all iastern con-
f coast and northest.
sih the I. &. G. Nn the II.
. &. w. leiau ami witn
lew Orleans Railroad
?5n with the Morgan Line for
andwitn the JUllory Une
r West ana New orlw.
i all points m the United
Ka for sale by F. R. Allison
wf
J5M
I WIWINI I
The public is cordially invited to call and examine my stock.
N. Y. Sun.
James Craig who keeps a
toU bridge in Virginia has es-
caped a frightful death by the
exercise of his inventive facul-
ties. During the recent hot
weather everyone who stopped
at the bridge to pay the toll
thoughtlessly observed "Ain't
it hot?" In addition to the
wear and tear cf his ear Mr.
Craig soon discovered that his
voice was growing feeble for
the exclamation being couched
in the form of a question
courtesy required that an an-
swer should be returned. Hav-
ing kept count for several days
he found that the interrogation
was uttered and answered 725
times daily on the average and
perceived that should soon
talk himself to death. He
therefore determined while
reason yet remained to avert
the impending catastrophe.
TTeaccordingly piintefland
hung up in plain view a sign
which reads: "Yes. it is very
hot." Now when a traveler
pulls up at the bridge Mr. Craig
simply points at the sign with
one hand while he takes the
toll with the other.
Feeble and Sickly reraons
Keco cr their 1l-1hty bj pursuing n course
01 iiosicucrs s siomacn uiuers uie most
popular invigorant and alterative medicine
in use. Oeneraldebilit) fCTerand ague
dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and
other maladies comnlctelv removed bv it.
Ask those vho have used it "what it has
done for them
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen-
crally.
THE GREAT CURE
roa
RHEUMATISMS
A It la for all diseases of th KIDNEYS
LIVER AND BOWELS.
It cleans" the system of th acrid poison
that causes tho dreadful aoSbtinff wMoli
only the victim cfKh.-rupat.gm can reallss.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of the wont forma of this tarribls disease
I hT beea aaickly relieved. In a short Urns
is PERFECTLY CURED. -A 9
mmmiM
kasaadwenderfutDaicetuLaiid n tanwnse
J aalefn every part of the Country In nun-
mtm oi cancw una curca Trnere m tut dh
f&aed It is mild bnt efficient CERTAIN
frit cleaaaeN. Strengthen aad elrea cw r
Ufa to all the Important orpins of the body
me natural acuon oi tne moneys is restored.
The liver Is cleansed of all disease and the
Bowels move freely and healthfully. In this
waythe worst dlsoaass are eradicated from
the system
Am It has teen proved by thousands that
4 la the most efitetoal remedy for oleansisc the
system ox au morua seerenons. itsaoTuaM
used In every household as a
SPRING MEDICINE.
JjUways cures BUJOUaSTESa. CONSCTPA-
immi . jriifcT-a ana au xnseases.
IflDBtanuDrrVrMtaMeForaa. latin ran.
rone rackets of which makes Sqoarts medldae.
Also in Liquid rtrm very (Jeneeatratedior
the coBTenlenee of theve w lie cannot readily pre-
M p$st It. It act neilh equal effciencxtntithrrform.
GET HUr'lULK lUtlUtiUJT nUUE VL.OO
WELLS BICHIEDSON A Co. Prop's
(Win sfnd the dry port-paid. BraUSCTOS. TT.
TO THE TRADE !
The undcrsigncil Las jnst received a full lino of Spring
Goods consisting of
Dress Goods Latest Styles
FA2TOY GOODS MOTIONS HOSIERY ETC.
Hats Boots and Shoes
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Mv motto i to please ay customers all good are as represented and my prices arc as
low a l consistent with a living proBt. Buyers are respectfully invited to call and
eiammomy stock and prices. I employ none but polite and attenuve salesmen.
FRANK WOTIPKA.
Abbott building Public Square.
F. WOTIPKA. F. I. SCHRAMM.
"Wotipka & Schramm
ANT STREET NEAR CENTRAL DEPOT.
Keep constantly on hand a large and comple stock of
Groceries Plantation Supplies
AND WESTERN PRODUCE.
i AH of which they are selling at the very lowest current price. B uyers are in-
vited to call and examine good. We guarantee entire satisfaction.
WOTIPKA & SCHRAMM.
The
matiojj
mattq
iPassengsr Trains
atcs; bmootli
equipment
natcnal.
ad by the
ta Fc Road
. andinfor-
X Immigrant
?y...
KAY
Galveston
DMLXES IV
GENERAL HAHB1
Stoves and Tin HoIIour Ware Taints Oit VaraiK Yindow Gbs'J
noiltural Implements manmacturen oi nrc ana oargiar rrooi aai
ebrated Hazaro rowaer company Agcnis ior ai iicci
n.ch.nt PAnHi mmn ni ail newnnuoiis. ookini7 anu ucaiuiLi -
Wmnpht Tmn Pin and steam Fitunrs cut and htted to order.
da-mo fit crinrt nntir. f?nn and Hnnters SuPD.ies. Guns fistoli
tliort notice. Iron doors and window blinds made to order. All V
ammunition kept on band.
J. F. PARK
DEALER IN
zsnEyw HOME
SEWING MACHINE.
Main street next door to Newboaer Ero.
B a EMi ah Texas.
IS? Needles and attachments for all ma-
chines. Sewing machines repaired. sepi6
JUaS Thanking a genl
pectfuHy ask a lib
3XiE
3KETS
Lwould res
CENPty
This is an age of great engi-
neering enterprises. AU of
those now under way or very
nearly all are in the canal or
tunnel line. The greatest
schemes now agitated or being
worked in Europe are the tun-
nel under the English channel
to France the tunnel through
me AriDorg Alps dividing Aus-
tria from Switzerland and the
Corinth canal to be cut across
the isthmus of Connth Greece.
In this country they are pro-
jects to tunnel the Hudson at
New York and the St. Law-
rence at Montreal; De Lesseps's
great canal and Eads's ship
xailway over the isthmus. At
no time in the history of the
world has mankind seen at-
tempted seven such gigantic
feats a these.
1 -m i
Ingersoll: Beyond the uni-
verse there is nothing and with-
in the universe the supernatur-
al does not and cannot exist.
nlira.73 Cnxos rand novor disap
points. Tho world great Pala-
RcJlover for Moat and Eeaat.
Cheap quick and reliaolc
grace. 'gSc. 50c. at SI. per bottle.
PITCHER'S CASTOnrA
is not Narcotic. CliilOrcn
grow fat upon MotI;cra like
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIA. ItrcjrulalC3tho
Bowels cures "Wind Colic
allajs Fcrcrislmess and do-
strojs Worms.
e Prico 35c. per bottle.
iaaraaraawaafcijbif-uaai
The Farmer's Store
Brenham Texas
Are now receiving and will sell at Rock Bottom Figures
50000 lbs. Bacon
5000 choice :h:.a.:m:s
'800 SACKS CHIOCE FLOUR
600 lbs. Cow Boy Smoking Tobacco.
The Farmers store is rapidly growing in favor not only with the
farming class but with our entire community they are taking
the lead in Staple Groceries having received during the
uiuiiui ui xipru over 50000 ids. ol tfacon and IOOO sacks
of flour. We recommend our Iriends to give tlum a
call you will find the Business Manager and his assis-
tants courteous prompt and in every way reliable.
IR. IR Xj JLATTSIEK
Jan. 9 i38i-dwiy. Business Manager.
To Owners of Gins and
Sewing Machines.
I have a new process for sharpening gins
it is done with two machines one to pre
the teeth the proper length and the other
to ronnd them leaving them regular so
they will not break cut. or nap the cotton;
gins fast cleans the seed and leave a good
sample. I 611 brashes ard boxes and make
old libs do as good work as-'whea new. I
repair all kinds of sewing machines and
have new parts for different machines. I
put in sjch new parts as the machine needs
wheftl repair one making old machines
do as good work as a new one. Paruesin
the country wishing cms or sewing Ma-
chines repaired will drop me a postal.
Terms reasonoble andAvork guaranteed.
All kinds of machine needles attachments
parts oils ctcu tor sale by the unders.cn-
ed. Do not let cobblers work on your
gins or machine agents on your sewing
machines nor fool jou out of them but
have them repaired and save money.
Write to me or leave your order at C
Erockschmidt's and I will call and do your
work Can give any reference in regard to
work. I am coing to travel in this and ad-
joining counties and work this year. If
you wish the best sewing machines in the
market call at C Erockschmidt's and get
the White. G. W. DAVIS
wtosepx - Brenham. Texas
WOOD
Deal
LUMBER SHING1
Also Agel
Agricultural
Such
JOHN DEERE'S PLOWS AJ
AND COB MILLS. STUB
SPRING WAGONS. RES!
CALL AND E
tCORK
D
R. B. LXTHW
YEl3wy
A drunken teamster ran over
a child in Orange N. J. last
week.andthe coronor's jury has
held him for manslaughter.
Druggist & Apothecary
Brenham Texas.
DEALER IN
DRUGS MEDICINES&CHEMICALS
FINE TOILET SOAPS BRUSH-
ES COMBS &.C. FANCY AR-
TICLES PERFUMERY.
Cheapest Fuknituee House
UN" TIEailE CILT"H.
E. KEICHAHDT
Giddings' Building South side of the Public Square
BRENHAM TEXAS
DEALERS I.V
5s3
UNDERTAKING
I hare added to my Livery slock z fine
S5onment of Undertaking Goods consist-
ing of
I BURIAL CASES and CASKETS
Ana au articles requisite ior an interment.
I hare also
. TWO FINE HEARSES
One for Adults and a white Hearse for
children as well as a close carnage espe-
cially for lunerals. Fatrtnage souated.
Terms reasonable.
O. 6. TOTTER.
Brenham Slay 25 iSSo-3m.
BRENHAM
4
Who'csale and Rel
STiFUilil
!1E
ViXVD uurcxsm & sons pwudwj
FLORESTOS
COLOGNE.
Frftmnt.
T.aattnr
2UrMhlxiff.
MowePiaraisUiis SaofeFaffta
and Chamber Sets Carpctings Mattings Oil Cloths
The only exclusively Furniture and Hotue Furnishing Establishment In the aty.
Please gire us a call and examine our goods and prices. Goods delivered m all
Brenham July J iSSo-dwtf.
parts of the aty free. Carpets sewed and put down at short nonce when desired.
A. SIMON
DEALER IN
Physician's Prescriptions carefully com
pounded and orders answered ith care and
dispatch.
Farmers Country Merchants and Physi
cians will find my stock of medicine com-
plete warranted genuine and of the best
quality.
Estray Notice.
TAKEN UP BV J I" I OILER
at his rendence and estrayed before
S. A.Haci.TortIi on the 17th oflunelSSia
dark bay horse branded R 3 on left
shoulder about 15 hands high crippled in
left hip. about 5 yjax- 1 1 alucd at $25.
Attest II M mus Ct ( C.
lyt P HrRrsT.
HAL 1RC11E
North-west Corner of the Public Square
BBENHAM TEXAS.
Has just received a full and complete stock of
SPHTO AND SUMMEE GOODS.
Latest Styles in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS TRI1
CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHI
OUEENSWARE GR
ALo a large and varied
Parlor aad Be
CARPETS MATS AN!
liSj Call and examir
I narantee satisfaction ml
Jl Yeir Dellrhtfol and FaiMonablt rtrfimt.
SoW Wt 4nitUli o4 faarrcouda Atakr. Nam mala
iJmiilt2raurorKISCOXcaCltcmbti. I.
4iiirrr.Bacha.JliBdraks.istllllriria.3nH-
mailvof thebelLmediCllliLiMnrnarii-ntTiIiinMl'
in PAJUCEX'S GlHCSK TOMC mrnlmnliniv nfl
such varied and effective powen. as to make 11 j
mefliriiwi dkxmj runner aaa toe
B it Health Mnajth EettorereTtr vsed
It cures LnilMDtia. KfMUfnaliam. NihhI
St Sleephtsnets and all diseases of tbeJ
aTftaMnaM fb4 afl Ca.11 rAaanl.a. J
K If you are waiting away with Consumption or.
May disease use the ioMC today. No matter!
wnai your symptoms are u will surely help you.
. Remember I This Tonic never intnnrstK 4
(cures drunkenness is the Bast Family Med 1
cin cvct umuc tuM cuuicij- uueicnc iron)
Diiun uwger -rcpaiuoas una outer iamcs.1
Day a 50c. bottle of your drucst. None sen-J
nine wiLOOUi our signature 00 outsue wrapper
MlSCQglO UtiemrsH N
Western and HB
WIXES LTQUOES OHVoOO
Delicacies Dandies FresorreHKut Meat
Fish Pickles OanuedjKtc.
Sole Agent of Anhansor's Konia Beer.
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t&" Lowest wholesale prices iBr the highest
market price for cotton and otheBi 1881-dwiy
laiwik.1 fc.lt inmetj
Q17 SUCliarlesbtrcet St.toals.JIo.
Angular aT.dn.taortwoatMlIealOaUM.bubMa
loonr loc tbaa iUTeth.rl'bTBicUa in tiiZmla
aadtrp.p.r.abowandloldrMld.atakiow 0yrb-lUa.Oonorr&c.a.QlMt.Btriccurft.OrcnlUa.Kup-tureTIrlnarr6rpnllluourlf.rcunalAA.ctlons
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OF ALL
LINIMENT
FOB H&2T A1IU BEAST.
Tor more than a third of a century tho
MtxIcanMnatmnglJulwenthasbcen
mown to minions au orer trie worm
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oboTO price ami praiso the bt af its
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the'
MEXteN
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the Tcry bone making the continu-
ance of pain and Inflammation impos-
slble. Its effects noon Ilnmnn Flesh nn
tho llrnto Creation arc equally lronUcjr'
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