Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 213, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 7, 1889 Page: 3 of 4
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OYSTERS
Fresh Oyste:
found at Ev;
Monday and.ev
during the jjeason'
Fish can be
urant on
,y there after
to-dak is'the day set apart for the
trial wjCU^ot'co cases in thd district
court. A. number of law questions
will also be argued.
Warner's
Hodde's.
Safe Yeast at Sloan k
The heavy rain of yesterday morn-
ing did not extend west or north of
the city much beyond the corporate
limits.
Cheaper than
kinds of Notions.
the cheapest—all
T. J, Pamrell.
A loud report of a gun was heard
at an early hour Thursday night on
Cottonwood street, near the corner
Sycamore.
Smoke Kiber's Hustler cigar.
The recent rains have washed up
the ground and exposed the pipes
of the waterworks company in sever-
al places.
Try Fairbank s White Clover leaf
lard, for sale by H. FrsHKR.
Will IIobehmun, colored, was lined
$1 und costs in the mayor's court
yesterday on the charge of disturb-
ing the peace of a colored woman
near the Santa Fe depot.
Complete stock of laundry and
toilet soaps at Sloan & Hodde's.
Several young ladies and gentle-
men of the city were out on Thurs-
day night enjoying a moonlight ride.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Muse chap-
eroned the party.
Trv
Soda.
a glass of Kiber's Punching
A a la vv rain fell m the city be-
tween 2 and 5 o'clock Friday morn-
ing and a number of houses were
flooded before the windows could be
shut down.
Kibebs* Hustler cigars give
faction.
satis
The Ancient <(i)rder of the Sons of
Soloiaon held a special called meet-
ing oil Thursday night and initiated
Mr. Morris Fischer, of Burton, Mr
Tom Evans of sGraball, and Mr. Mc
Kinzia, the new manager of the
express ofl&oe.
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Ttw
were abroad m the city on Thursday
night. Between 2 and $ o'clock in
the morning a visit was made to the
residence of Capt. H. L. McClung in
the south western portion of the city
on Fourth street, adjoining the resi-
dence of D. 0. Giddings, Jr. En-
trance was effected by cutting
through the slats of the blinds at
one of the east windows and push-
ing up the sash. The window open-
ed into Capt. McClung's private
sleeping apartment, which was first
carefully searched. The enterpris-
ing burglar, however, failed to se-
cure anything of value except a pair
of gold sleeve buttons and one or
two other little articles. He next
went into the room occupied by the
Captain's daughter, Miss Sadie, and
secured several articles of jewelry.
The burglar must have accomplished
his work in a very quiet, noiseless
manner, for the occupants of the
house were not disturbed in their
sleep until after he had taken his
departure. Capt. McClung awoke
between 2 and 3 q'clock, and imme-
diately discovered that an intruder
had been in his room. He thinks
that tlie burglar or burglars must
have been a stranger in the oity,
otherwise he would not have gone to
his place expecting to make a big
haul The suspicion that the visitor
was a stranger is strengthened by
the fact that two strange looking
fellows who bore the appearance of
tramps were seen walking up and
down the Santa Fe ra'Vay track in
the vicinity of the Captain's resi-
dence late in the evening, looking
around them in a suspicious manner.
One was a tall, heavy set fellow, and
the other squatty and red headed.
Almost at the same hour that Capt.
McClung's residence is supposed to
have been entered, Mr. W. G. W''-
kins' residence, at the corner of Jack-
son and Fourth streets, was bur-
glarized. It was an easy matter to
gain in entrance, as the fr
door was left wide open. Here the
burglar secured* $5bill from the
pockets of John Asa Wilkins and
some smaller change in silver.
When John Asa awoke in the morn-
ing and reached for his pants they
were not in their place, but were
found in another room. . -
Between 4 a*d 5 o'clock, an hour
or two later, the residence of Mrs.
Vinson, widow «f the same locality,
ursday evening, was
favor of the defendant.
The suit of Joe Fischel vs. Lem
Blake, on a note, resulted in a ver-
dict for the plaintiff after the jury
had been out several hours. The
defendant was allowed a credit of
145.14 cents and the costs of suit
were taxed against the plaintiff.
Two divorces were granted. Louisa
Alford was granted a divorce from
her husband, Jeff Alford on the
ground of abandonment, and Eliza
Daniel from her husband, Calvin
Daniel, on the ground of adultery.
In the case of Mann vs. Wallis,
Landes & Co. a demurrer was ar-
gued and taken under advisement.
In the case of Richardson vs. City
of Brenham, for damages, defendant
entered a demurrer, which was ar-
gued at length and overruled.
The appearance docket was called
but not a single judgment by de-
fault was entered.
THIS SPACE BELONQSHTO
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vnitruf
Sweet aa a flower waa her face
ifncfelen's ArnicajSalre.
The beit salyein the world for cuts, bruia-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chappad hands, chilblains, corns, and all
eruptions, nod positively cures piles, or
no pay. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price 26 cents
per box. For sale by R. E. Luhn-
Cotton is reported as being piled
up at Chappell Hill and the railroad
declines to move it, as Chappell Hill
is not a competing point. For this
reason the price of cOtton there is
much lower than here. The Chap-
pell Hill farmers ought to bring
their cotton to Brenham.
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Chiton .& Nash for
soda water. Ice-cold.
Fa meats irom the Independence
neighborhood report that the heavy
rains which fell in this city on
Thursday and early on yesterday
morjfing missed that locality and
th#t cotton-picking is progressing.
Good laundry soap, 90cts a box, at
Sloan <fc Hodde's.
Shoes*
We to-day claim to control for
this oity the best line of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Shoes ever
brought to this State, and can save
you at least 10 per cent by pur-
chasing from as. New York Stork
re-
A GENTLEMAN from
ports that business is lively there
and says that the San Antonio <fc
Aransas Pass railway company will
be running trains into the town in
three or four weeks.
Dani0r but it
down the hall w0 attention was only * tune* ahe weigh*! leas than s«y-
largest stock of fine
iry and Glassware ever
Brenham. Come and
show goods.
I have the
China Crocks
brought to
see it, no trouble to
School Books at cost.
t E. F. Franklin, /
North side square.
CcfcraiOTOR Bottler, who has the
i'ob of plastering the Central school
>uildicg, had a new man at work
yesterflay and expeets two more to-
day. He says that the front part of
ihc building will he finished tn time
for the schools to open Monday
snornmg.
Wis
Soda wdbraad
A Nash's.
at Garieton
htrs and C
(inducement
in Embroideries,
and Ladies' Col-
pthe
some member of the family,
walking through the "hall a wl
boldly walked into a room occupied
Vinson, one pf the so >ns. The bur-
glar took a ottttah out of his pocket
and struck it*Rft*.at the same time
the lady accosted him with the ques-
tion "Is that you Hillary ?" Where-
upon the burglar coolly threw the
match down and deliberately walked
out and slamnt. i the door after him.
He secured a pair of gold spectacles
and a brestpiu from Mrs. Vinson
and a dollar in silver from Hillary.
The lady who saw him says he was
a tall, muscular looking person,
which description Corresponds with
one of the tramps seen on the rail-
road track. His footprints were
plainly visible in the front yard and
measured twelve inches.
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Take a look tat -to -Snoop
Schawe'a crockery, glass, lamp de-
partment; they have the largest and
best assorted stock, and prices as
well as quality will please you.
Respectfully,
Knoop A Schawe.
Since the fall raws~have set in
numerous bad odors arise from vari-
ous quarters of the city. _ • H ?
Just received, * car of bran, Sloan
& Hodde's.
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Justice Ccrry has not transacted
any criminal business in several
days.
1d~M«ai Opinion
<j., County At-
; says: ''Have
most happy re
suits. My brother alio was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life."
Mr. D. L. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky,
adds a like testimony, saying: He positively
believes he would have died had It not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off as well as
cure all malarial diseases, and for ell liver,
kidney and tfomach disorders stands un-
equalcd. ™
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| The West Mill Creek Turnverein
are preparing to give a grand feat
on Sunday the 15th. A brass banc
has been engaged for the occasion,
and there will be a ball at night.
AScrapoffsper Saras H«r Lite
It was just ah ordinary scrap of
r, bat Hi
j.
The "Old Reliable" Bookseller aid Stationer,* who
proj
poses to meet all competition in
and clorr
ore mtka a 1
for my wife.
<Moite~anYh£
beauty fade after marriage, remember that
tbia la usually due to functional diaturbanoe*.
weaknesses, irregularities, or painful dlaor-
„ Foroyenrpried, "worn-out," "run-down."
debilitated teachers, milliners, dreasmaken.
•eamatreeaea, "shop-girls," housekeeper*!
nursing mothers, and feeble women gener-
ally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preacription la the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an
agpeUzing^ cordial and restorative tonic, or
Copjrrlgtit, 1888, by World's Dis. Mam. AaS'a.
School Books.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmhasa. bne a Dow. Sold by
Aruggists. 26 cents a vial.
W, WINSIEB,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Brenham, Texas.
Suits made to order a'd fit guar?
antced. Clothes cleaned and re-
paired it reasonable rates and war-
ranted. Shop opposite Lockett's
stable.
GROCERIES.
^ildofDr.^in^ few Discoverp, owl
t s sample bottle; it helped her, she
wfht a large bottle, it helped her more,
aght another and grew better fr.*t, con-
tint ed its use and is now strong, healthy,
row, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For
fuller particulars, send stamp to W. H. Dole
druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this
wonderful Discovcry tr^e,. at R.E. Luhn's
drugstore.
Mr. Wm. Axeb, a lt»cal cotton buy
er, says that the reason Bellville
makes a bigger showing than Bren-
ham in the price paid for cotton is
that the buyers here have been pay-
ing a general average and don't class
cotton strictly. The general average
paid here is almost as high as is pud
in Bellville for the very best
while their prices for lower
are away below Brenham prices.
*awfce'» WOMdarfhl Olaaaes.
As we read Mr. Bawke's testi
monlals from Governors, Senators,
Legislators, men of science and
having had their eyes improved,
realise that a glass that will re-
flect sach brilliancy of light as to
enable the wearer to see as in
outh and to read by candle or
er artificial light, surely is to
be desired by all speotaoie wearers.
All eyes fitted Mft^ynaranteed
by B. B. Lqbn, Ditaggists and
Optician, B
Mb. Frank
you
otbc
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Storb.
, Sloan A
Orally ohi
Hodde's
Per
my new brick bni|ding on Sandy
street, degaaitly fitted up; also an
office rd(kw<wm l$*as' Saddler shop.
Apply to Pb. B.
LOSE STAB BEES
On tap at Lehman's
day. ' '
Thk Bamser chronicled the death
of Bev. Mr. fiuber, of the
Luthorau church at Zionsville, a
week ago Friday. Pi
that neighborhood
tempted suicide of
ter Irene has been
reported to be mu
quite
ch if
improved yes-
terday.
Millet, Oats,
One car load of each
ceivedand for sate by
H. fiim. fe
Large stock, constantly renewed. First-
class business facilities. Orders from
the trade solicited. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
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The most extensive Cotton Factor-
age business >» the state. Cotton han-
dled by experts in the business. Prompt
and business like treatment. Corre-
spondence solicited.
Wm. D. Cleveland & Co.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
JOIN THE
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F. W. SCHUERENBERG,
Blacksmith and Dealer in
Agricultural Implements,
WAGONS, BVOOZSS and CARTS,
Brenham, Texas.
I now offer the largest and most complete stock of WAGONS
BUGGIES, HACKS, PLOWS, CARRIAGE TOPS, CUSHIONS, 4c.,
to be found in the city. I am agent for tho J ustly Celebrated
JOIHllgKBI PLOWS, WHITEWATER AND lOLIIEWi&OllS.
Our motto "The best goods to be had and sold at the lowest
prices." I take pleasure in calling your attention to my BLACK-
SMITH and WOODSHOP, it is one of the best equipped shops to be
found in the State. I employ only first-class and competent mechanics
and use the best material money will buy. I carry a large stock of
iron, steel and blacksmiths hardware, Spokes, Felloes, Hubs, Bims,
Ash lumber, etc. The best quality ot Blacksmith and Furnace Coal.
In fact everything that is needed in a Blacksmith or Wood shop.
Spkcial attention given to fine horse-shoeing. Everything guaran-
wsd as represented. Thanking you for past liberal patronage and
I hope to serve you in the future, as my facilities are now better than
ever and it is my constant aim to please my patrons.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
F. W- 8CHUEHENBEEG,
LOTJIS IDCJRK,,
xsjtstjxfc-ajfctce -a-itid stela^vdcsmce* a.ghtmt,
Brenham. Texas,
Repreaenta the following Leading Fire and Marine Inaur&nce^Companiea:
Home, of New York, Aetna, Phenix, of Brooklyn. Royal
Lancashire, Springfield, British and Foreign Marine.
Also the following Steamship companies: Hamburg American Packat
Company, Union and Baltic Lines, and North German Lloyd
Emigrants furnished passage at lowest rates.
The largest, best and cheap-
est assortment ol Crockery
and Glass Department in
Brenham.
following Tht
who celled at f
found h«
hansr h
into the tihoj
and it had to be broken
and the rope taken from her.
th of ner husband has
preyed on her until she has lost her
mind and. she has be dosefy
guarded to prevent her from doing
Ti^eow to herself.
additional
I am enabled to furnish
With fresh ice-cold beer
hours. W. H. Mcrpht.
Ume and Cement
On hagi, best Rock Lime, Ce-
ment, FkjfBrick and Houston Brick,
FaasiW.Woop.
Lamp Trimmings & Lanterns
of every disccription at the
LeaiiU 5 it ui 25 cuts store
&
ROTJSE,
Fainter and Paper laager,
-DEALER IS-
Oils, Paints, Colors, Viiior Glass, Brasta, Varnisties, Etc.
Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorationsf
brenham-.; texas.
Largest Stock in the City. Estimates Furnished.
LOUIS BRONENKANT,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER
3D—lmx la. CXOC2&S
I WATCHES, JEWELRY AND PUTEMMRE.
Spectacles!
FOB THE KYKS. m~ I
*ork 1
Watches,
Good* UM.aitwdi
FIT FOB EVERYBODY. THE
BEST "DIAMANTA GLASSES
Best Attention given: o all Kepairing of
Jewelry, Clocks and Regulator!
Wast aid* Court Iovm Xotn, SB8SH*lt TtZAS
3VE.
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Watch Club.
1 Gold fatcl for $1 A ffeeH
This is no lottery scheme or
raffle. Every member gets a
$60 watch. It is a saving insti-
tution where you can buy a
valuable watch on very easy
payments ; our club is nearly
full, for further particulars
and mlormation call on
H. W, GRABER, Leading Jeweler.
— DEALER EN—
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FENCE WIRE,
PAIXTS, OILS, {VARUM, WINDOW GLASS,
Fnmpa, »t#a« rtttinf»l^liibbor Beltiaf. Ac.,
West Sandy Street, BRENHAM, TEX A*
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Garrett, O. H. P. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 213, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 7, 1889, newspaper, September 7, 1889; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth485659/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.