Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1887 Page: 2 of 4
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II, 1887
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Jaa. L. Moon tad
Washington
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claim to have
convictions,
and amplifies
' *i be charges
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i 111* ikon from th« GilrMton
..a&l ^ mh !ngt W1„ ^
ttuderstood by the Banmu's
In lbib imn«di>tc aeetion
tjba *Ut«. It has been an open
here lor tome time that
Haekworth was In Washing
it was also surmised that
for no good toward
tto Democrats of this oonnty. It
' Moms that be bas been joined in
• -'-||on by two more worthies,
>re and Carl Scbutze, both
oi whom finding that they bad
their presence in Brenham
u»4 In the covnty obnoxious to a
,l"tja*- majority ol the respectable
'% and that they could no Ion
0fTi«Mfce a living here, pulled up
• Dalies and left for pastures new.
Tte same inflnences induced tbe
^; hnmaonlate scallswag, Steve Hack-
worth, to emigmte. A history of
Heekworth and bis misdoeds in
this oonnty would fill volumes.
&Hiei< ,!■» fp Tr
ublican politician be was
known to do an honorable
Tbe political reoords of Carl
SebaUe and Jim Moore are no bet-
\a< than those of Haekworth. With
.-thepersonal characters these three
l&fn we bare no ooncern and they
est** figure whatever in the con-
deration of their political his.
tMjr. For twenty years tbe coun-
n.IJP ImM bees under radical rule;
the nflSkirsof tbe county had been
outrageously mismanaged and
hittdreds of thousands of dollars
1m£ Wen collected for taxes
slid the money squandered, there
h«Kn| nothing whatever left to show
^ - - not even a good wagon
and this Is not tbe least
that radical rule9 did this
oonnty. Many goed citizens being
vnnrilUng to stand radical county
adminlstraUon sold their property
and moved off, meanwhile the rep-
utation the scalawags gate the
f prevented other good men
buying lands and moving
The good citisens of the
ty, many of them Republicans
loined the Demo*
a set of coanty
ottoers irrespective of polities, and
da^he^ame time determined that
STATE HKW8.
—The plant for tbe Bhermar
electric light la now rn route from
Chicago.
—The Monte Cbristo dramatic
company basted at Palestine on
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te had ended in Washing*
the recent
aaavass many incendiary speeches
wen made at owl meetings by tbe
speakers for tbe so-called Bepubli-
Such ig a brief
of political affairs in this
r. Messrs. Haekworth,
ScbuUe and Mopre having lost
their respective occupations by
their conduct, politically, now seek
i as martyrs of poiitioal per-
Haekworth having the
tongue of may of the soeia-
>n hop*
oftheJBepubiican
rve committee, and
Id happen that Kepnblioan
i is elected in 1888 to get
offices and domipeer
le. Hundreds of good
be fonnd in this coun-
ty who will make oath they would
i believe Haekworth under oath
pertaining to poli-
bU ooadajtors in the
for an investigation
unscrupulous. They
working solely with a
t to future political preferment.
' as the congressional investi-
! is concerned the good peo-
eonnty are perfectly
it should be made; it
>ia good, as an op-
given to ahow
— Bonbam will ship about 3(1.000
bales of ootton this season against
about 14,000 last season.
— J. C. Miller, the young man
who wss shot and wounded, at
Franklin, a tew deys ago died last
Sunday. Frank Patrick, the shoot-
ist has esoaped.
— Two men uere caught near
Abilene killing a beel and secret-
ing ths hide. One of them tried
to escape and the deputy si or iff
shot and killed the man s h »rse.
Both men were jailed.
— E. C. Tatum, a merchant ot
Kerrville, has recovered a judg-
ment against Goldfrank, Prank A
Co., wholesale merchants oi San
Antonio,for 910,400 for closing him
up by sttaebment.
—Last Saturday night in a set-
tlement 14 miles from 8au An-
tonio, some armed men enteied a
store and helped theraselrei to
what they wanted in the wtj oi
goods ; they took all the money.
—Fifteen hundred men lave
been at work widening the gauge
of tbe 8t. Louis, Arkansas And
Texas railway. Yesterday, the
12th inst., the gauge was to bave
been change J tram Waco to Gutcs-
ville.
—Two fine graded cowe belong-
ing to a farmer named Tarvell,
living near Dallas, died the other
day of black leg. This disease is
not infectious or contagious, bi t it
is said to be the result of overti cd-
ing.
— Tim business men of Tort
Wortb are working like beavers to
raise by subscription money
enough (o secure the starting of a
refrigerator works. Dallas wants
the ssme thing and a lively scram-
ble will take place between the
rival cities for the prue.
—Sherman has a haunted ho ise.
A few weeks ago Brenham »ad
one; there was a mysterious
knocking beard in tbe bone# at
night; butaince the removal of an
old bat full of brickbats smii a
string leading to the adjoining lot
the mysterious knocking has ooas-
ed...
ehls
Ths Twentieth legislature con-
vened at the capitol in Austin at
noon on Tuesday. The Bouse or-
ganised by the election of H:>n.
Geo. C. Pendleton, of Bell, on the
first ballot, as spesker. A portion
of the committees were appointed
when an adjournment was bad.
Mr. Gibbs opened the senate nnd
delivered his valedictory, ^he
senate organised and appoinied
some officers.
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and
eondnaively that the
tyfor all the alleged
- —— poor
Diwms Bolton and the summary
^ three nefroea, can he
to the
aad
free.
i- Da. Wm. Perry, of Exeter, N.
H., died on tbe 11th inst. sged 98
years. He was the oldest gradumte
of Harvard oollege and the sole
sarvivor of tbe passengers on ihe
Fulton, the first steamboat on the
Hudson river 79 years ago.
Ths senatorial contcst is waxing
warm and the friends of ths respec-
tive eandidstes each claim tbat
their man is ahead. The petit oc
dodge is bsing resorted to by Ire-
land's friends. On Tuesday tbe 1 re-
land men were jubilant.
i<i < a
Ths Fairfield Recorder says, the
gamblers must go, and it mi^rht
have, added tbey do go—go on
gambling. Tbe anti-gambling
laws accomplish nothing, save to
make gambling private instead of
public.
Tn Temple Times is taking
press dispatches and potting c>n
city airs. We hope the Times may
succeed; its enterprise is commen-
dable, and if It makes any money
it will show that its judgment is
good.
Paor. ScArros, who suicided by
morphine in the Cincinnati, O., jail
on Tuesday, is supposed to bave
been tbe bomb thrower at the Hay-
market riot in Chicago. His friends
in jail were all anarchists.
Tn interstate commerce bill is
now being considered in the senate.
Tbe only southern senstors known
to be opposed to tbe bill are
Brown, Butler and Hampton.
F. H. flnmsstY,' of Galveston,
wss elected sergect-at-arms of tbe
senate, and J. C. Douglass, ot
Guadalupe was appointed senate
postmaster.
Gw. Boss' friends from Waco
say that his message will paralyse
the enemies of good government.
NO MORE COOKING AT HOME.
thop. Wkltk Sappl? FmbIUm With All
Kluli of r««4 MJ hr Mm T»bl».
>Trr on the Mat side, where th« Ger-
man element predominate*, there la an
tcreaning number of ahopa which are
j ovel Id their way and are largely patron
j/ed In the worm month*, and even in
i «ol weather do a (air trade They fur-
r>mh all the food eaten In many famillaa.
and do away with the heat and trouble
of private cooking. The shnpe are large
arid t leauly. They are owned usually by
(jermana, who in many caar* keep their
wiTes and their children old enough to
walk bu»y an clerka. Moat of the fronts
are painted a bright red, and the more
red la shown on the inside the better ap
patently the place la liked. "Big sale*
an ! small profits" is the motto In favor,
ai.d thoee who have tried It, say they
can live more cheaply by using these
places a* a base of supplies than In any
ott er way, ami also live well.
In the stores are shelves on every side
aii'i the counters are so close, that iu the
bUF.y time of the day locomotion is nearly
imt>«»sible Tbe hours when there is a
ru» nre l»ctween 6 and 7 in the morning,
an hour before noon and between 9 and
0 a< night. Women and children are
the prlnci;«al buyers and they go from
one ;>«rt of the store to another, selecting
whir they want Almost everything
to eat is there. On the shelves are
ull Die canned goods, consisting of fr'iit*,
vegetables, meats, and fish, Slid also bot
t ies ' >f pickles and chopped meats.
A1 the cooked stuff Is on the counters
On h ige white platters are whole lioiled
l.am» large pices of boiled corned beef,
roast >>eef. legs of mutton, roasted chick-
ens, !*ef and lamb tongues, meat twlls.
Hamburger steaks, fried pork and mut-
ton ohopx, veal cutlets nnd several varie-
ties of llsh Iloxes of fried potatoes arc
in different parts of the store, tjvery
thing is cold nnd cooke*! "well done."
Tbe prices are all reasonable. All the
ennnp'i and bottled g<«sls are sold for low
prices. A good meal for an average sized
family can be obtained for les« than it
could • r.« 1 m^iii-lit jnd oxikeil in the hon*c.
The f.v | liMiks nnd taMi's gissl. Bought
in lnrg* i|iiantities by the shopkeep«'r. it
can lie sold more cheaply and give a
small proilt than the orilinory person
co'ild Lti > i! for uncooked in a store.
Work in ' people go to these places on
their win tn work and have a lunch put
up in II.c morning, nnd fnctory hands at
the iinou hour can get a good lunch for 10
cent The temperature of a tenement
hoi In sninmer is greatly increased by
the i.mu? lires iu it, but where the faini-
lies Ihe on the food Isiught ready cooked,
the houses are kept at a heat where life
in not all misery. No large fortunes are
Mng ma. e iu this business, but there is
enough in it 'o Induce the practical and
econotuica' Herman to go into it and new
stores are - lug opened frequently. They
all pay.—New York Tribune.
Heard la CUtar.
after being exposed to the vicia-
ef weather become* seriously 111
knowing what la the matter, and
his condition by saying that
gut "a regular founder." "Head
" ia use*I In tho same vulgar sense
rook and liottle washer" In
Joe all ties The l>eetle was a ma-
producing flgureil fabrics by the
of a roller, and ''head »>eetler"
wienns the chief director of this
rk A "heeler" Is a cock
»lia»i out well with his heels. In
% word t* sometimes used for a
.-waul woman When a chiltl
«ad and !>s>k sleepy he is told
jr Nod is comiug up his
r<| U understood as a signal
VOSS BROTHERS,
I point" is a curious
the poverty of the lower
Muds unconscious ex
Idea is that the potatoes
t#n are polntfil' at a her-
ung up to serve as an
to the simple fare, but
freely consumed "Dab
another expression rt-
cnatoms; salt is placed
' each Individual, as the
out of the pot, takes
It at the stool to get a
aalt. I'ouce" and
•t and dusty, but by a
of laugttage "pou
n a person in a flax
I to the irritation of
I l»e*oines In conse-
ied and broiichitlc.
In Scotalml. means
*ignifles a row. a dis-
is a contraction of
tin verb ructarc.
la from the Scotch,
t The Danish is
•Ivi u«ed in Scot
and t« connected
• Think long''
-<'handlers' Jour-
JT* A " XMiletjr Now* " Reporter.
rtho said, rising to go, "I am so glad to
hafe had tbe pleasure ot moating you at
last. I hnvo alluded to you In my col-
umn, on on" or two occasions, but this is
the first tlnu I liavo had the gratification
of seeing J in in person. Perhaps you
can tell in« ' she continued, still hold
ing my h'. I, ' whether there Is any
truth in the reported engagement of one
Miaa T<eonnH to Mr. Clarence Butter
field. And f j on happen to know who
are to lie th>' iridesmaids at the wedding
of Misa Newt m of Philadelphia to one
Mr. I/ester, I shall consider tt very
friendly of yn i to tell me." • • • "I
want to pnt >u something," she urged,
noticing my 1. si tat ion. " I shall either
contradict oi confirm tbe report of the
engagement In our next taaue. Of course,
artistically, it makes little difference to
me which; bnt It is much more satis.«
tory to the imt iadiate friends to has •
Item correct— ust as the frieada •./ a
person who sit for a portrait pref-1 to
have the likei>«M speaking, wbert.ui to
the painter it is much more important
whether the tout ensembla la a w«*rk of
art. Am I cleart And I trnst tyou
agree with me It will do )<ut well
Wednesday, and if you have aa> other
Items of Internet in my line, plane* note
them. You Sa*« no idea of thiti com ■
petition I have )>ad to encounter j^oute
artists go sc far as to Invent tb. r m*
terlal, but it is not considered i vrictly
professional. W»ll, I must rnnsiang"
—Robert Grant s ' Hoiua&tlc Young
Lady."
Kew Turk'* SU(M.
The Fifth av«m,e stages are a ia*ge im
provement on anything we Sav t- ever
had. In one Itap. riant sense the; are a
huge improve;!** i t on the stre' t car
This is the reoouidtlon of the l,> t that
people who pay for a ride have a title to
a aeat also. Wfcea t b« seats of « Mage
are all occupie>t tt takea np no nerre pa»
sengers. The pliu.ee on the nwf Vhittd
the driver are alrr»4y popular »i; h dnd«
dom and with tbe eppreaaed devotees of
the cigar, who have usually no r^ht* in
a public conveyance As conveysju es t
new stages are lue» iparably wi trior to
the old ones. Yon need not n-k Iwing
crippled getting is to them ainl when
you are in them yi>». 4o not have four in
temal economy slial i together like puta
toes in sacks. Then- u no j>eri! of your
braining yourself against the roof or
being allot out of ti e hsi k 4«r like a
cannon ball If all t te other i'lt'tropoli
tan improvements fh.U are so k«ag cum
Ing pan ont as well when they jjet here
we shall be In l<ick —New r«.ik News
"Wayside Notea."
Pi
class
which
I'Uter
bold
liegins
that "
bask."
for mtng to
"rotatoe*
phrase in wh
elasses iu lr«
praaaion 11
liafors being
ring, which
imaginary teli
too precious to
at t ho stool
fsrnng to eai
upon a stool
potato** are tal
one and "dabs'
portion of the{
"poucey " mean
common pervai
cey" cotnss t»» is
mill who is exji
dusty |iarticlu«
quen<«- shott wi
"Hou^hncss.'
plenty ' Hticilon"
turbance; fM>nbil)
ructatiou, from lh«
"Skelly," to squint
and Is found in
"sjtele.'' ' Snilttle,"
land, means infectk*
with the > <•! l> to surf
means to lie homesi) k
al.
l^oolon l.eiol* llB* It to 1,1.
l/Oiiil"ii Willi I lie i vi.'plioii
possl.ilv. of Hooi" i>. tl.M oi.l) inpitiil m
Kiiiopt- where the f«'«iivHM<» "t .i i oiirt
are to Ik,, enjoyed IWltlH*'" ne\er very
gav. nnd now that the <""'*1
press have ltecoitie -o \erj^H'dd the nil
clainents of couit life I. 'snonie ev
tremcly primitive, as wt-ll |w lufiiml and
restricted. I*he haughty rm y of
Vienna decline to iecei\e at^Bjheir enter
tnluments any foreigner the rank
of a prlnre. even the atiac^Bes tIt.
dllTerent legations having inJHI '* dismal
time of it. Since France liecitK^V a tcpub
lie the social prestige of l'ans ?<^vs wholly
vaulslied.
Spain and Portugal nr«» too fs^ft out of
the beaten track, and aspeeiaily^Bbe lat
tar, and tho stiff etiquette perva^Hlng at
both courts, renders thein anythuHf hut
popular. Sincti King Humbert as^K^de'l
ths throne of Italy he and his fal^B wife
have done much to uiake Kouu a brilMiant
and attractive social center lint ><
now an undoubted fact that I^ni
during tbe season has taken the pla
which was occupied under the secoi
empire by Paris, in the affections of so^
ciety lovers on both tides of tbe Atlantic
—Detroit Free Press
The Duration ol Lite.
How long may a human lieing live in
perfect possession of his faculties and j
powers for good or evil* The question i«
important to all Conceive a statesman
with a despotic power of influencing ;
man'a wiile who should laM as loug a*
old Parr! Think of a beauty wbo might
acltpae tbe maidens of each fresh Mason
and whoae best«ruw nmm should oatgrow
their fresh lovel net*, as long aa Ninon d«
I'Kackxs was a tna*J, or Mario:* I»e!oru»e, ;
to wbana «fciar a*«.ga< 130 u* Mis
Usry or •- ,.<»-«! aotdd a* ottered, i
iih^i prefix» of *sum»safr. '»
advanced te au» «• retor' .il by -» .•
toan who %aiiiwl fr«n« t.i* ,.mdly race of
men and iivad twice n* as hi* <44«a«
neighbor If we may 'wlieveatnrioti*>4d
French t»«ok. History of Persons Who
Have M>ed for Mso) Agea. and
Young Again < Paris faney i*
n«t wholly atmtrd or imposMMc All Fur
twe espes ts great ebsngw fi>wo li^dratfi*
or Prince ftteman-k. of Von Molfke <>( tb*
emperor How wouM all Kur.^w )«k i;
they retained their vigor till say ISiO'
Before the deluge su< h lives Wimiil i.svt
seeme<l pretuaturely cut l,. rt *t j.Vi —
1 .ongman . Maifaxiiir
-DKALEItS IN-
STAPLE! FANCY DRY GOODS
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes and Notions.
WHOLESALE*"' RE TAIL &R OCERS.
Free Delivery to all parts of the City.
Farmers' Plow and Implement Department,
Located on Central If. 1!. truck, in Ainsler Murk, eou tain ing
Plow, Cntlivators, SnltylPlows, Mowers, Reapers Binder:, Bakes, Etc
Buggies and Wagons.
WH-A.T IS IT ?
Why, this is the chonpest* lightest draft in tho wartd.
FOR KALK l!Y-
VOSS BROTHERS.
HERMANN FISCHER,
WHOLUSAIiK AND KKTA1L DKALKK IN
AFLE AND FANCY GR8CE&ISS
imported and Domestic
WeHtorti iinti 'IVxhh Produce,
:\'KS, LIQl'OltN t it.AHS, lOli UTti,
, I'rt'iivi o,; \ Frnit, Kvai
it iilf!* 0tr
liKKNH AM TUX AS,
ttfthaossir * Ci»14»r»t«d St. Looia P«er
*oUiVTit:i,- mwiM i.A'its
Mi*1<a«»«1 whol#i2^'« pricoe to the trail®! Pays the highest riarkot
i cm*
Aols/ V;fe«n t
umr \ i
price lor Cotton and |»rodmc
» aw *•*»«
vsiti i, »,>r
*a>rai. ?Mit
liHStf
at Wraths
4nik*
applira
lOfvialM
pats, bat Am wm wmmi nn Itas which
do tettav «• Mt *o iaafvn us. It la
Ml nnttlf il ^lisoninR
M Ha asttua l> directly
that oi atryAaUse and it is
ta lockjaw. I^r poisoning by
tobaooo akokol toagat^l rwa*!y, which
is the nam man eaa aukt ao much
whila drtaktag atoohoMi kararigM. As
a poison lioottM I* si Tin. lent that
death ensnea alaMWt iasUatiy. A caaa U
reported of a naa wka OHaa ittad sui-
cide tor taking aa —>»si amount.
Ho (oil immediately to tfco floor, sighed
deeply, aad tnstde at tki« minutes was
dead.—Pittsburg Dtspatch
lad tk At the late
Of Qiv.gia, was
Mt, which ho
%ii squirrels
at eat pork.
A story has been i
Alexander H. 8*
very partial to
would abaorfe la
aad opomum. 1
—Chicago Times.
II msk way-
t comas to yoa'loflbwOliim which
et or wktek trala to taie; pour man-
has strook kteaoMMglug tooae
" " ^Pwsebold.
Hint l» VahurKan ll..i„«
There is »ut <A th«? wew Imbumt mow
nitaiiig into xtrfur !»•-**, in lfa«- *tit>iir»«s
which is ieaU> a shatu ai»l a «cryubjr<
tmssNs <aia tbougli it is made to ap
j>rar aa if tt were a <*se of rea! »m
The stone wells wlttcb tbe um
style wl )>uuaiu« ««»in» t«. require sroun t
the «ma!le*t tb« littk «ju*en Annw
are ths i< vtrse of »n luij.r >\ ru.vnK im ihe
former iii'sl«» of pr<>i«w ti<m t<> property
It should aSwaye be tbe eudeaToe to hsev
the *|»are» about bouses and ganie&s oa
unobst t «< ted *a possible for <t«ry trm
eon They are n*»r* easily kept elesn
snd eultiTated there tea bettor Onsla
t'oo of air, aad the appearance of opea
space is always ettrartive. and m> far aa
ade»ue for «to>«l eff« t is ronrertied the
thing of prtme importanrr in a snbtirbitn
hoeee should tb* utmost poesihle
l>i«.with and opeao^s
Nothing ^.id* ninth to th* apparent
siae of » bmidiH£ or |>w» of around or
icanteu. In M.me ol ii>« »(..« viHaoss
both In old end Nr»* Kn^land. tin*
tireaxiih isob«ainr.l )>y the total aineure
of f«tKr»i>r wallilrf wn properties, end
ererj t a4y miss* -»»*• l %w t "u>re
eltis- » s»b e tr«siniesit a 'baa Se
a>*«ntiy mstw aeils, with r> «.Kt> stuues
on t<n». that era wm spr.»|,'ii.ji up ait
o*er our «nt|yinf districts Tbey are a
sham. Iw odm the* are >f no use, end
they aiv objectlonaidc. treatise tb«v ere
ugly and cumbersoui* — Philadelphia
Time*
IN ORDER TO MET ALL COMPETITION
Z have detidtM* 10 mako a Clc?n Sucep
ef evervttia^JT and will oflbr m? Solccted
Stock of Dt*w Ooods at Hard Time Prices.
Sweeping f<pednction«i »n Every 3>epart-
ment.
CLOTHfl 2ST C3-! CLOTHING!
tirand < |«»Aratir»» >*!»• in Uih Oepartnit'iif. The
ar^rsl W M'lrtlfd of Uotliint; rter
litmi.lil V" Itrcuhaiii will In* Mild lor (lie *M»\t (id
da)« *'<H. Thl . h a rare Oi»|KirlttHi(>.
iistih n,Sirkril i'jwii In halt iheii uilm-.
BRE
A « r»ir Womaa'a lalrllrcluat Poaars.
A ladv die«l recently at the (Georgia
asylum, whose case was one of the most
peculiar iu the history of the institution.
She was it i>erfect encyclopedia She
read voraciously, and retnuiembered
everything she read As ghe h.-ul means,
she was Indulged In the matter of hooks.
She always bought froui Lippincott
Whenever Information was wauteil in
law, medicine or letters, she was appealed
to, and her answers were always correct.
Tbe legislative committee, on one occa-
sion, was entertalued by her for an honr.
So impressed were the members with her
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of Dr. Powell for detaining her in the in-
stitution. "Just go back," said ths doc-
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out that she was the craziest woman In
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Rankin, John G. & Levin. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1887, newspaper, January 13, 1887; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth484084/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.