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DAILY BANNEK
Office of Publication : Asbeck Building, corner Market and Quitman streets.—Entered at the Postoflice at Brenham, Texas, as second-class mail matter
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VOLUME XI.
BRENHAM, TEXAS, TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 21, 1886.
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J. W hunt.
w. v. uunt
hunt & CO.,
(Successors to J. A. Wllkitti),
Planters' Fireproof Warehouse*
General- emission Hants,
—Dealers in—
GRAIN, BRAN, HAY
and Farm Heeds,
COAL, LIE, CEMENT, FIREBRICK.
F LUKS and TICKS,
Cotton tvnd other consignments solicited. Casl
paid for corn, hides and all coun-
try produce.
figgr Freo city delivory. Telephone con
nection •tsra
March 13, 1885.
Carleton & Nash
—dkalbkj in-
PUREDRUGS
—AND—
medicines.
A 'complete Block of Medicines,
Kit 0 Perfumeries and T. ^ Articles con-
stantly on hand.
TI10 compounding of l^HYSICIAN 8
PRKSCRIPTH >N S a specialty.'
Corner JVorth and J\>f 'Q>in> &t.
Brtmlmm
T«"!XSIH.
LUMBER!
Oil hand a full stock of Rough and Dressod
DOORS, SASH, ETC.
Caldwell lapis, All Sizes.
Cypress Cisterns.
IuproTefl Bnctoye Mowers.
Ilurtx'ri . Wire, Houston Brick,
JLime, Cement and
Fire Brick.
F. W. WOOD.
JSfoar Compress.
H.RINGENER&BRO
dealkbs ik
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CEHTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
BliENllAM, TEXAS.
We aluo keep on hand a full and complete
"
*9* %
j;jo Kt*n* on iiiuia a iuii aim ct,
I stock t»{ Staplu and Fancy
aROCERIES!
NO CURE I NO PAY!
Gtkirwnt*"* to ottr« Chills and Fetor, Ague
Malarial
!,nK i' bowou
"B*"
feet <in
■anted
druRgis
iRoad what
Cmbmtkr,
• *.ri -
druggist* and others lay about it
Trinity 0c4 Tex., Oct. *1866. •
Messrs. M. 1). Conklin & Co., Houston.
Dear Sirs: -Yotix gMlltof 1st fust, in-
vltiding two dou(?u I. X« I* Chill Cure, ro-
•ocivod. l'leuso forward by express throe
duaon more, as T have only four Iwttles left.
J. X. L. Chill Cure has taken Um lead of ah
tbe Chill and Fever modioinoe I toa^fl han-
dled for years. I can't keop enough of it.
Yours respectfully,
R. N. Jkhxiwos.
This U to certify that I liayf Jiovar luioxvn
r V ChiM Cure to Ml in a linglainstwuwv
reauiis ana ta , jth J | • {orm
any one annoyou wu" m ,a ,V *
especially chills aiid ^ Oiuwroiu'
' ' uj"«lton, Texas.
ermittont fevers.
miui GEORGE & GAffiff,-
KITCCKIWOHa TO
M. I). CONK LIN & tX)..
Wholesale Druggist#, Houston Texas
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thin powder never varies. Alinarvel of purity,
Hlrenj.'fli and wholceomoness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot lie sold in
competition wltli the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum orpbosphnte powders. Sold only
In cans. Royal Baking 1'owder Co., IOC Wall
St., New York.
fiuMPHREY?
HOMEOPATHIC
Cure DUoabcj of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep
DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY,
In nkg for over 20 years by Farmers,
Stockbreeders, Horse ii. 11., «fcc.
Used by 0. S. Government.
*9" STABLE CHARTS*
rfountod on Rollers & Book Mailed Free.
Humphreys'Med. Co., 109 Fulton St.. tt. ¥.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC ft ft
SPECIFIC No. £0
fa use 30 years. Tho only successful remody for
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
and Prostration, from over-work or other causes.
•L per vini,or 6 vials and lurra vial powder, for $IL
8oi*l> BY I)bug<*iktb, or Bent po«t|iaid ou receiptol
price.—Muu»l>krc)»' JUtdidnolo., 1W VulUi« bt., h* X*
For Srtlo by N. A. Willi^uiB & Co.. llrenhKin
AURANTII
Meet of the dioenses vrhicli nffliet. mankind are origin
ally caused by a dianrderod condi t ion of the LIV E R .
For all complaints of this kind, such as Torpidity of
tho Liver, liiliouHnnee. Norvons Dynpefisia, Indtgee-
tii.u, Irresularity of the Bowels. Constipation, Flatu-
lency. Eructations and Burning of the Stomach
(aometiipes called Heartburn), Miaama, Malaria,
Bloody StMf. Ohijls and Fovor, lirenkbone Fever,
KihauMiou befuru or afttr Fevers, Chronic Diar-
rham. Jjm of Appetite, tlomlaoln, Foul Breath.
Irregularities inci.toutal to Femalos, Bearinfi-donn
simhgeh'3 mmw
te Invaluable. It la not a iMnaci»» for nil diseaooa,
w A|[OC tcl diseases of tho LIVER,
-mldSBJIf B STOMACH and BOWELS.
It ohnn«us the cotnploxiou from a waay, yellow
tinge, to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely removee
Jow, gloomy tipirilfi. It i« one of the BEST AL-
TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLPOP, »nd la A VALUABLE TONIC.
STADICCN'9 AURANTII
Fur solo by all Pwgginta. o SI.00 P»r bottle.
C. F. STADICEH, Proprietor,
MO SO. FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Purely Ye^UtblC"
SAFER M BETTER
; hare been sabject to severe spells of
UKustjon of the Liver, and have I'ccn in
^labitof tiding from IStoaiRralnsof
nw, ■willoli Koiieraily laid me tu> for
or four dayfc Safety 1 have Wen
utkiptr Simmons Liver Begtuatoy, which
agave ma relief, without any Interruption
U i, Huaa, touww, »->.
BILIOUSNESS
1 moil ehoorfully reoomnH>ii4 ft 4uJ^
-..m— jw.vM A iU.ibii nr U.I1V
(NDI6ESTI0N
mtittrit
Liver.
JIo.
I suffered Intensely
with Full Stomach.
a sure
I too*
week's
I ovar
HeVdiehS. eta'A hclKhjH»r who had taken
Hlnnoow# liver Resiu^tor t^ldiie Hwns
curt lor my trouble. The llrst O'wu
relieved me vtr,' much, and n, f»>a
Rica mono, v*.
I Testimony of
I HI HAM Waknkk,
vownihuw «j» «»■. I lia^e Wio-
mo»H Liver Hegulator for Const!iiatlOM of
" —• •— a temporary IH-
tor the last three
always with tlccldod
Chlef-/n»ttoe of Oa
inous Liver Itegulato. ■*..
v«r,ttft
or fear year*, *<u2 alwnyt
ONLY CENUINC
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR T1IE LEGISLATURE.
11. J. Moork is hereby announced as a can-
didate for the Legislature, subject to the will
of tho voters of Washington comity, to be
expressed on Tuesday, November 2, 1880.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
iSam G. Raohijai.k, of Caldwell, is hereby
announced as acamlidate for District Attor-
ney tor tho 21st judicial district, composed
of the counties of Washington, Leo and
Burleson; election on first Tuesday in No-
vember next.
C. C. Lockktt is hereby announced as a
candidate for tho office of District Attorney
for the Twenty-first Judicial District, com-
posed of the counties of Washington, Burle-
son and Lee; election lirst Tuesday in No-
vember.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
C. F. IIrkkst is hereby announced as a
candidate for re-election to the oflico of Dis-
trict Clerk at the ensuing election, first Tues-
day in November.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Lapavkttk Kirk is hereby announced as
^candidate for re-election to the office of
liounty Jud-'e at ihe ensuing election, first
Tuesday in November.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
II. M. Lewis is hereby announced ius a
candidate for re-election to the office of
County Clerk at the ensuing election, first
TuesJay in Nove.nber.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Ben S. RoGjfHK is hereby announced as a
candidate for re-election to the office of
County Attorney at the ensuing election,
first Tuesday in November.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
C. Minkwxtz is hereby announced as a
candidate for re-election to tho office of
County Treasurer nt the ensuing election,
first Tuesday in November.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
Hen O. Roijkrtson is hereby announced
as a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor
at tho ensuing election, first Tuesday in No-
vember.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
Sam Soulknkkr is hereby announced as a
candidate for re-election to the office of
County Tax Collector atthe ensuing election,
first Tuesday in November.
FOR SHERIFF.
N. E. Dkveu is hereby announced as a
candidate for re-election to tho office of
Sheriff at the ensuing election, first Tuesday
in November. §
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
II. R. von Birhkubtein is hereby an-
nounced as a candidate for re-election to the
office of County Surveyor at tho ensuing
election, first Tuesday in November.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
E. P. Curky is hereby announced us a
candidate for Justice of the Peace for Pre-
cinct No. 3; election first Tuesday in No-
vember.
J. II. Hutchinson is hereby announced
as .1 candidate for .Justlcc of ihe Peace for
■Precinct No. o; election first Tuesday in No-
vember.
FOR CONSTABLE.
Wim.iam Mick by is hereby announced as
a candidate for Constable of I'recinet No. 3;
oleetion first Tuesday in November.
A. M. Tiiaxton is hereby announced as a
cmdidalo for constable of Precinct No. 3.
U cction first Tuesday in November.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
K. Kkiciiaudt is hereby announced as a
candidate for Commissioner ot Precinct No.
3, Washington county; election first Tuesday
in November.
CHEMICAL MILK.
N. O. Times-Democrat.
The Chicago papers loll a re-
markable story that threatens dire
disaster to the dairying industry—
as severo a blow to milk as butter
has allcady received at tho hands
ot oleomargarine.
There arrived in that city, a fow
days ago, a gentleman who has
been traveling through tho West,
selling a chemical composition for
milk. This gentleman wont before
several dealers in that articlo and
desired them to examine his pro-
cess ol making it, and compare it
with tho genuine lacteal fluid.
The true milk and the chemical
composition woro placed side by
side, and tho dairymen wore asked
to test both and seo if they could
distinguish tho true from the bogus.
This, thoy declared imposiblo. Tho
chemist then offered to leavo tho
two milks locked up in a room all
night. This was done, and next
morning it was found that about
tho samo quantity of cream had
risen on both. Finally the manu-
facturer of two compositions Bhould
bo tested by an analytical chemist,
who, upon examination, reported
both to be tho samo substance.
There could bo no legerdemain
or trickery about tho matter, for
tho artificial milk was made in the
presence of tho dairymen them-
selves. its maker explained that
there was nothing mysterious
about the manufacture, lie simply
did chemically what tho cow did
naturally, and his artificial milk
contained exactly tho same consti-
tuents as the milk of tho cow; but
these constituents, instead of being
obtained from clover or haj-, woro
bought from a chemist. What ho
did was simply to sell the right to
manufacture this chemical milk lor
certain dirtricts.
Tho discovery is the same as that
which made oleomargarine a sub-
stitute for butter. It is simply a
substitution of mechanical force
for what nature does in its myster-
ious way. Tho milk has the
same constituents as tho pro-
duct of tho dairy, and
if properly prepared ought to
have all the same qualities as cow's
milk, and to be equally pleasant
nutritious and beneficial. Thor
are, of course, some old fogies who
stick to nature, who think that
"golden syrup," made of rags anc
sulphuric acid, is not as good as
genuine molasses, aud that tallow
and lard cannot be flavored into
healthy butler. These would dc
nounco this chomical milk ana
would hold back from it, but if it
is found cheaper than the product
of the dairy tho great majority 0;
tho people will tako to it, just as
thoy have taken to oleomargarine
the cow will be sent into banish
ment; and when one wants a glass
of good frosh country milk, he wif
only need send around to tho cor
nor druggist, get tho drugs he
wants and manufacturing his milk
at home, see that it is frosh, pure
and good.
Whether this new manufacture
becomes permanently established
in tbo country or not, will matter
little to New Orleans, for it is cer-
tain that no patent process or chein
ion! manufacture can produce a
worso brand of milk than that con-
sumed by tho great majority of the
people of this city.
An tod to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Ilarrisbnrs, II!., say
"Having received so much benefit from Elec-
tric Bitters, I feel it my duty to lot suficring
humanity know it, "Have" had a running
sore on my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me 1
would have io have the bone
11 nutated. I used
Electric Bitters a
boxes Bueklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is
now sound and well. '
Jlirod i/iplp ge(, ycry }ow wages I Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cent* a hot
Canada, judging fvom a recent | W^LuUif r"K'H Sn,v,! ^c' ,H>r
tn
sormon of a Kingston preacher, in
which ho plead for more pay for
domestics, saying that many girls
work hard, early aud late, for $3 a
pionth, when thoy should recoivo
lie.
That Dirty Dandruit.
Dandruff is dirty and disagreeable in every
wuy. It soils tho clothing continually, and
system
Balsam. It cleanses and heals the stjAlp,
M the ftijlin* I'tair, ana restores its original
soling gloss at 1'V col or. Ig not oily, highly
perfumed, itt an elegant di'a^iiig. Very eco-
nomical, as only a small oaoasuinal ijppliea?
tion keeps tho hair in perfect condition.
Tho bath-room of Mme. do Los-
sops oost $8000. Tho exposed fauc-
et£ af}$ pinos are all gold-plated.
'
ffHat parents !"««.
Many persona—<«pedftUv parents-object
to many quack nosiruros as likely to engen-
<i»r or encourage u love ef ^trcng drink.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen are
said to bo "the most boautifu! pair
of human beings in tho world."
In order that our town may have tho best
goods possible, tho popular druggist^, Ch<1-
tou i$s Nash have agreed to aeR Acker's
Engl^h Proscriptions, among which is
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets. Thoy act upon
when suffering with Dyspepsia,
spur stomach, ft duloncv, liesi^t,
with a -.yondpr^U certainty,
itp, guarantee tliem to cure always,
or wilf the money.
A son of tho Mexican general
fj^nta Ani* recently conmvUcd *ui-
cioo in ilavana,
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HADN'T EATEN ANYTHING.
Arkansaw Travelor.
A nogro, in great pain, sont for
a physician. Tho doctor, upon ar-
riving, asked:
"Have you boon eating anything
calculated to hurt you ?"
•'Oh, no, sah, not er tall."
"Any fruit
"No, sah, not eriall."
"Well, tell mo what vou did yes-
terday."
Wall, sah.yistidy mornin'Iwent
down tor mer daughter 'Tildy's
houso. Sho wan't at home, an' I
sot down tor wait fur her. While
loooking or roun' I seod a big
watermilon in or tub o' wator an' I
tuck it out an' oat it. Deu, oz
'Tildy didn't come I wont ober tor
link Ab Moore's house. Da wuz
oatin' watermilon an' I j'ined in.
/rtor dis, I wont down ter do cot-
ton w'ar houso. Foun' or ha'for
watermilon on er box an ez it
'peered ter bo sufforin' I oat it. I
come homo 'bout dis timo, but oz I
didn' hab no appotito for dinner I
wont out an' got mo er watermilon.
Erbout or hour arter dis 1 went
ober ter Unk Bill Gray's an' ho'p
em oat somo watermilon. Dat's
erbout all. No, sah, dind't oat
nutbin' ter hurt me, lessen it wuz
or couplo or mushmilon dat I eat
las' night, Holo on er minit. Lom
me see. Oh, yas I did oat erbout
dozen years o' b'ilod co'n an' er-
bout cr hafer pock o' peaches."
The mother of Gen. Philip Sheri-
dan is 87 years old, and lives
in a modest little houso near tho
llocking valley. Her health is ex-
cellent, and sho enjoys nothing
better than a chat about her son.
To a visitor sho said recently:
"You can excuse an old mother for
being so proud of her son. He has
always been good to me,"
SKIN,
/
AND—.
BL00I) HUM<
HL'ml hating Eruptions.
liiiriiintr S
iiurnlng Skin Tortures, l^oati some
and every hpocb-sof hulling, Scaly, ntmri]
berijed, Scr.1f11K.1iK and Contagions
i
Carlton & Nash tell us oi a remarkablo
cure effoctod by Ackcr's Blood Elixir. A
gentleman was literally eovorod with sores,
brought on by neglecting his system; ulcers
or boils canie out all over him, but a
thorough course of Acker's Blood Elixir
c ured him. They say that thoy will warrant
this as being the best blood medi-
cine that can be bought. It is always
certain to cure Syphilis in its worst form.
It is positively guaranteed.
'JN
Ty
builds up the system, onHnjf »'• ailments of
tin'ljver and kidneVs. but it stimu-
lates wiUiotut into\Kating and absolutely
cures the appetite lor htjiitjr
In another column of this issue will bo
found an entirely new and novel specimen
of attractive advertising. It is one of the
neatest ever placed in our paper and we
think our reacler will be well repaid f >r ex-
amining the supposed display letters in tlx
M^grtjMtpont F^iekty A*h intvera-
During the past twolvo years
112 moti have been murdered in
tbo town of KdgeMd, S- £.
Llk.* » I'raino ou Flrn
"I'arkei 's Tiiitols l^nnd to 8We»>|> the West.
In ra^S of dy»|>e|«il.t. kidney and live' trniblfa
Xwlns frleiios every day."—S. Mathlsou,
Itifirmsrliif, Chbacn
At Bar Harbor, bad man, dis-
guised as a dude, leans tenderly
over learned young women from
Boston. "Will you try somo of the
goldon syrup on your cakes?"
"Yc8, thanks." "Will you"—tak-
ing up molassos jug and gazing at j
Boston young woman's plato—
"will you have it zigzag or tako it
in a puddle?" And then ho grins
malignantly at hor lifeless form as
she is borne aways to tho hospital.
—New York Star.
Who Is Mrs. w111 how ?
As this question is frequently asked, we
will simply say that she is alady who, for up-
wards of thirty years, has untiringly devoted
her time and talents as a female physician and
nurse, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and wants
of this numerous class, and, as a result of thii
effort, and practical knowledge, obtained in a
lifetime spent as a nurse and physician, she
has compounded a Soothing Syrup for chil-
dren teething. It operates like magic—giv-
ing rest and health, and is, moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. In conscquoncc of this
article, Mrs. YVinslow is becoming world-
renowned as a benefactor of her race; chil-
dren certainly do Rise Up and bless her; es-
pecially is this tho case in this city. Vast
quantities of the Soothing Syrup are Daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins-
low has immortalized her name by this in-
valuable article, and wo sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved front
an early'grave by its timely use, and that
millions vet unborn will share its benefits,
and unite in calling her blessed, No Mother
has discharged hor duty to her suficring lit-
tle one, in our opinion, until she has given it
tlio benefit of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr-
Try it, mothers—Try It Now.—Ladies'
the Wood Skin »h<1 Seal|>, wi7h
Bloodl*ureficr, internally. *
Covered with Sore*.
I have been afflicted since last March with a
Nkiti disease the doctors called Kezeitw. »fy
ace was covered with scans and sores, and tl.e
yclilng and limning were almost unbearable
Seelne your CUTICURA ItRMRDIKS so highly
recommended, concluded to give them a trial,
using I he CUTICUIO and CUTICURA SUM1
externally and UKSOLVKNT Internally for Jour
months l call myself cuied, in gratitude lor
which 1 make this public statement.
.. „ M«v CLAltA A. FliKDKUICK,
Huoah Uuook, Conn.
. Sualp. Face, Kars and Neck.
1 wa« afflicted with F.czemaon the Scalp. Face,
Kaiu a- d Neck, whtcb the druggist, where I gut
your remedies, pronounced one of the wor.it
cases that had come under his uotlce. lie ad-
vlseil ine to try your Cutlcura Remedies, and
aner live days' nse my scalp and part of my 1 are
were entirely cured, and I hope In another wpek
to have my ears, neck, aud the other i«rtol my
lace cured. HERMAN bLAUK
120 E. Fourth street, New York. '
Itching IJisoaaog Cured.
Cutlcura stands at the head of itsclas*, Bunco!
ally Ik this the case with the Cutlcura Hoap
Have bail an unusually good main this sununeV
°yA"P "le nrovaleuce of an aggravated form
ol itch through some loiallties in the country In
which the Cutlcura remedies proved satisfactory
Uulontown, KyW" UAKU1UU- Dr»^t, '
Cure In Kvnry Case.
Your Cutlcura remedies outsell all other medi-
cines i keep for i-Kin diseases. My customers
ami patients say they have effected a cure in
every instance where other rem»dles have failed.
W. II. BROCKWAY, M. D.
Franklin Falls, N. 11.
Cutlcura Kemedles
Are sold by all druggists. Price, Cutienra, 50c
Resolvent. *1; Soap 25c. Potter Drug and Chctn"
leal Co., ISoatou. "Send for How to Cure Skin
Disea-seb.''
DCA I I'flKY the complexion and skin by
ULrt Uualng the Cuticura Soap.
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH.
No single disease Bas entailed more siifferinc
or hastened the breaking up ol ihe conetllulicHi
than catarrh. Ihe sense of smell, of taste, ol'
sight, of hearing, the human voice, the mind.—
one or more, and sometimes ail vield to its 4e-
structlye influence. The poisoii it distributes
throughout he system attacks every vital force
ami breaks up themes! robust of constitutions!
Ignored, because but Utile understood by most
physicians, inipiiteiitlvallied by quacks ami
charlatans, those suffering from it have little
hope to be relieved of ft this side of the grave. 1e
Is time, then, that the popular treatment ot thi»
terrible disease by remedies within the reach of
all passed into hands at once competent tmil
trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
Itmthod adopted by l)r. Sanford in the prepara-
eon of his Radical Cure has won the hearty ap-
proval of thouTOuds It is Instantaneous in af-
lordlng relief in all head colds, sneezing, uu-sj
tling and obstructed breathing, and rapidly re-
moves the most oppressive symptoms, clearing
the head, sweetening the breath, restoring the
senses ol smell, taote and hearing, and neutral-
izing the constitutional tendency of Ihe disease
towards the lungs, liver ami kidneys, 'H't '
Sanford 's Radical Cure consists of one bottle
of the Radical Cure, one box of Catarrhal Solv-
vent, ami one Improved Inhaler, price $1.
Potter Drug and Chemical 1 o., Hot*ton.
KIDNEY "PAINS:
And that weary, lifeles? all-gone Sen-
sation ever present with those of tu-
flamed kidneys, weak back and loins,
aching hips and sides, overworked «i-
worn out by disease, debility or dissipation, aro
relieved In one minute and speedily cured b*
the Cutlcura Ant,i-l>alii l»last«r, a new,
ori^liml, elegant ami infallible antuloto to liain
and Inflammation. At all druggists, 2Se; tivo
lor $1.00; or ot Potter Orug Co , ISoston.
LAND FOU SALir
, The undersigned offers for sale tho follow-
jowing described tracts of land and town
90 acres south side of If. & T. C. R. and
north of L. Lelmmnn's. Section house
on this tract—in three tracts or one,
06 acres, James Schricr league, thro miles
wost of Brenliam.
&0 acres James Schricr league, four miles
south west of Brenliam, west of the Gid-
dings tract and south of the Potty place.
166 2-3 acres in Leo county out of J. F,
Moncha leaguo on Nail's creok.
98 acres James Goochu loagpfo, eight mt|os
north of Burton, softlh side of Bums
creek—part of the N. Atkinson place. ik
Lot 011 Mum street Brt nhaiu, 85x90 feet,
east of Mrs. .Shroiishrire's,
Lot on Church street Urctiham, 30x100 feet,
between Mrs. Norn's' residence and
Wood & Low's brick building—half
interest owned by Mrs. Kipiietoo.
Lot No. Block 1J6, Wilkins' addition to
Brenliam. Also other desirable tracts
and lots.
For particujrirs apply to * .
J.T. SWEARINGEN & C. C. G.UIRFI'T,
Brknham T*xas.
:'ai
■a-v
m
up.
\ isitor, New York City,
gists.
Sold by all drug-
Teachor (to tho class in chemis-
try)—"What docs sea water con-
tain bosido tho sodium chloride
that wo have montioncd ?" Gub-
bins'youngest—"Fish, sir."
About threo years ago the agent fa*
Acker's English Remedy ifirst eallwl ut his
town, and since then the n'.tmb^r of testimo-
nials that have boon sont in to Carlton &
Nash coitperhing the merits of tho
Remedy, and the many cures eSWjr
ed surprises them. They wish it
to be thoroughly undersU>o t that for all
colds, hoars' nc^x, tuihma, croup, whtKxping
aujgh, n't'i phthisical troubles, tlwy Vaw
never known, its equal, aud posjUvo^y gu(«-
antee it.
' • • %
He On Vour Guard
Betison's Capetve Plasters are Widely Imita-
ted. Th-tt is the lact. Now why are thiey iiiilt-
t»tedV because they are the ouly i»>rtnKi plastern
in existence that is really trustwniUjy and v»tu_
t\lile. Benson's Plasters are hiithty and scb>n-
WtiouUv medicated, and cure Vu a few hours,
athneuts upon which no others have anv effect
whatever. The public,ars therefore t««itloneil
agaiust plasters heaving .the name of "tansl-
cin," "t ajwlouw," "Capsaicin*" or •H'apo-
cln,'' whiftftlueant l*» pass for Vcttpetne."
(pleaso note ihe difference) and also against
u',«StO>shearing the names "llenton's,*' • •liitr-
tous/' etc. When y»ylng a-k distinctly tor
Benson's Plaster, met pwle.it yourself hya iier-
sonal examination. The geunlne has p>e word
"taiK-.tne," cut or poii.uw.l lu (lie tiwly ol the
plaster and the "Three Seals" trade-mark oa
the tfcee cloth.
Kve» If You Bay A Dozen
common
a sung at
have merely
Becson's <
The veason
seal
ly throwtyMray your monrj, 101 ™«
cap»h«e Iprtev t» worth them alt.
1 ts this j TteiKw.il *s is the only imn
r ai'dslt
An D'>u0"* has deoided
that cider is intoxicating, jfvory-
body who has ov»a- sucked bard
cider thi-ough a straw knows that,
t what a blow it will be to many
irohibitionists to find it out—Phil-
adelphiaNews.
iMVtnlly warne'l a«-slns
"Cannlcum,'!
Howoll Osbq^^, % well-known
W^|l pii-oct operator, is to rotiro
permnnoutly. Ho is the son of the
fato millionaire, Charles J. Dehorn,
ot Wall street who died
last winter leaving 14,000,000.
tKo will young Osborn ww
$20,000 a j*oar; but upon an offer
from h.smolhwtoa»k>V*tm
000 a year ho has agreed Vo quit I 'lie ,«>nntu« penson's has the -Tiir^i >
?poeuluting and go, travchrg' I jSfer* "D w"rl ^
%
ste» tn the tuavkej that Is honestly.
Wily lu.vle, and s^enttflcafly nie.)lc»te«t.
< Wbers nr« no wove than nominal linltaU<ot» of
mMHWtt "a. They are cheap beeauxe the" -
nmieoi the Ingi-edleuta which v»i(der
vab able. 1 be latter are prtuHpt toaet, p'
to wear, ami cure lu a few hour* ailment*
others will not eseu relieve. TM ;siljlln
l aMln&t »"-cail;i? ''Cai»
Of'
planters, as wonMess ar*!cirt< in
celve, As* for Beuscii's and
' "^rec Seals'' tra.lo-nnuk anil th<
vine" cut in the center,
It it Kk Venr latere
to bear In mlod that Benson's
worth a do**u of auy other )k
son's plaeters are n gminine
endorsed and neeil by th# t .
from Maine to Callfornfa. The;
hoius ailments wUWi ao. others
ITieap and w^-thleiw ImitatJk
dealers weenie «*«» for
thpnMvydor — --
fXvWiH'e. Be'
el»," "Caps!
which (.i«y »•!
nothing IsV
'Capeine. *•
r'
t.
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Rankin, John G. & Levin. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 21, 1886, newspaper, September 21, 1886; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth483942/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.