Brenham Weekly Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1, Friday, April 18, 1879 Page: 4 of 4
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Weekly Banner.
BANKER AGENTS.
BlV. CBAIRD Wesley.
IE BOWERS Burton.
GEORGE CRATER Zionswlle.
Wm. PEbCII Berlin.
J.M. WILLIAMS Ir.dq.cndcncc
R. J. CROOK. Washington.
DITN.-G. THOMPSON CralulL
EEK.'S. ROGE-Ris Chapndl IlilL
A. G. CARTER Gay Hilt
I. B. CAMPBELL Lon-Point.
I. K.GREY Mill Creek.
OTTO SCHAWE. ricasant HdL
J. J. HAGGERTV Bdlwlle.
I.CrCARMlCHAEL Indian.
be. BLANCHLTTE Round lop.
L. CRAGER. Gidcmgs.
W.A. DORSETT. Deamille.
llET.J.lLEMONS Caldwell.
J. T. GRIFFIN Hempstead.
J.E.-THOMPSON bempronious.
W. It. PIER u Travis.
II. E. BAINE LcJington.
Egyptian Corn-
Last fall several parcels of
this articc were exhibited at
the Produce Exchange and the
inquiry was general what is it?
Some io.ooo sacks or more
eventually were sold and work-
orlinfTnr lr nernrmnrl nr lf:c
edofTat.4cperpound or less.
"It was bought for chicken feed
Tind it was prononuccd good
for fattening purposes. Dairy-
men bought it for their cows
and they said the milk flowed
most . abundantly! Distillers
boueht it and said there w ere
more whiskey in it Uian an
grain -they ever dttillcd. It
makes a valuable substitute lor
Pearl Barley and will no doubt
be cultivated on this coast next
season and for milling and dis-
tillling: purposes. We have re-
cently had an order from the
Chamber of commerce at Rich-
mond Va. for five bushels of
tljis 'corn half white and half
red and this is response to an
article published by us months
'aeo. "The'market is now bare
of this article and scedman lake
advantage of this circumstance
to charge ioc per pound there-
for. San Anionia Exchange.
Protection and the Farmers
''We have'rio't infrequently of
tu; upuiu uic uuosi. ui manu
facturers that the manufactures
"of the United States were now
beginning to compete with for-
eign goods in the foreign mar-
kets. . Wc have been ready to
jeceive -these statements as ho
vain boast for it really .did. not
seem improbable '.that such
should be .the case. Wages
nave come down 50 to' 100 per.
cent during the last few.years.
The shrinkage in values expe-.rienced-by
all kinds of prpperty
must havejconvinced manufac-
turers that they- were not the
only ones to suffer diminished
incomes and that money cotild
not many branch of industry
or however invested bring in
the same rate of profit or inter-
est that it did formerly. Living
has cheapened marvelsusly.
The products of the farm which
feed the populations of our
manufacturing centers are abun-
dant and cheap. Much has also
been said and justly in regard
to American ingenuity ancj in-
ventive genius and finally we
astonished the whole world at
-the Paris Exposition last year!
wnn me wonaenui eviaenccs
-which we tliere furnished of our
.ability to successfully compete
ivith the mot skilled manufac-
turers of the Old World.
And yet vrcare compelled to
ask" in the face of such an array
of facts what is tb that manu
facturers 'expect to obtain furth
er by persisting in the continu-
ance ofa protective tariff which
weighs so -heavily Upon threes-fifths
at least f their feIlow"-cit-..zens.
Wc will not discuss the
.question as to whether it may
qr may not be opportune at cer-
tain "periods of the industrial
history of all countries to ex-
ercise protection to a greater or
less extent certain it is howev-
er that now by their own con-
fession the great plea of "pro-
tecting our national industries"
so constantly harped upon by
"these gentlemen when seeking
legislative uSt-nursing can no
longer be advanced. If our
manufacturers still need protec-
tion to survive then indeed pro-
tection jmay be set down as a
failure. If they do not need it
. wliy should it be granted to
them ? Is it simply to enable
them to keep up die prices of
those articles of which the far--raer
is so large a consumer and
for which he has to pay in that
"produce the cheapness of which
enables 'them -and their Work-
meh.tcflive the more cheaply?
it jx nat yaxXLi tianncts
Review.
- Shipping American horses to
England hasbecome a profita-
ble. business and there are a
number of experienced horse-J
men engaged in it. American
horses are in large demand in J
r.ngiana as trotters it is
saidtlia.t the price of the grain
is so high in the old country
that farners .connot afford to
raise horses in sufficient num
bers' to supply the demand
hence the new market for Amer-
ican horses. Texas with its al-
most bqupdless prairies of rich
grass and its mild winters offers
every inducement for the horse
raiser and with the introduction
of the latter class of animals as
breeders from the north horse
raising for the English market
may become a new source of
wealth for stockmen.
In justice to the horse the ex-
plantation is made that it was
not Henry Bergh that Was kick-
ed but merely a. 'cousin. It
would be a 4egraded horse in-
deed that' .'coujd. kick Henry
Bergh.
Matri&onlRl-BllEht.
Sometimes tifepJSc bijghtcd
being puts forth its.marriage as
the cause of its melancholy no
one knows why it shou'd. The
mn 01 things as the world sees
them is smooth enough; why
then should that wretched wo-
man go about Mce the concen-
tration of dispair? Her husband
is really a very nice fellow and
what ever flaws he may have
his demerits w ere all know n be-
fore marriage. Why then act
and look as if they were things
which had grown since and
which were not in the bargain
when it was made? .And again
whyshonld that disagreeable
little characteristic spoil the
rest of his good qualities and
make her life w retched because
he is not perfect all through'
The same may dc said of men
who made at times so much
account of this or that unpleas-
I -nr trnjt : their wives though
courtcnbalanced by such sterl-
! : ti : t 1.
;ns
excellencies. Men how
ever seldom let themselves be
so utterly crushed by an unhap-
py marriage as do the weaker
less energetic and we must add
less reasonable sex. If their
home is uncomfortable they
keep out of it as much as they
calu and whcn ;n ;t j0 tile best
minimise the. misfortune con-
I tained in the shrew or the slat-
tern. Women poor souls can-
not do this so much. So far
fate and custom are the hardest
on the weaker sort; but for .ill
that even an unhappy marriage
has its ameliorations in duty and
occupation of which wise wom-
en take advantage and blighted
beings do not. One can under-
stand that marriage should con-
tain a blight even when one
does not understand how or
why. There are mysteries of
uncongemality which do not
come to the surface but which
are quite sufficient to destroy all
happiness; and a social woman
married to a recluse a shy one
to a showy boaster an honora-
ble soul to a dishonorable a
generous to a mean and so
on may account tor blight
if even then you think a little
philosophy the better thing.
Homo Influence
Few can withstand the influ
ence of home. That is why it
should be the youth's idea of
purity; his father just and hon-
orable his motheran angel and
his sisters divinities. The wo-
man that a man brought up
among ladies chooses lor his
wife is sure to be a lady. She
may be humble even but she
will.be refined. Re has had his
model always before him and
they have fashioned his taste in
stinctively. In fact his whole
conduct through life toward
men and women will be better
for a refined home. It is a fact
that all parents ought to realize
that to provide a happy conten-
ted and checrfnl home is as
much a part of their duty to
their children as to educate
them. -If they are to learn that
there are many unhappy mar
riages-in the world bickerings
and discontent the knowledge
should not come from the ex-
ample of their own parents.
If they arc to hear profane lan
guage it should not come from
the. mouth of their father and
the lad.should not be initiated
into the wiles of a coquette by
the painted face or extravagant
dress of his own mother. How
can he "be expected to choose a
good wife when the conduct of
his sisters teaches him that w o-
men are shallowed vain and
conceited that husband hunt-
ing is the one idea of life and
that doing one's duty is to do
the best for one's self in this
world? II is because of such
training as this that so many
men's lives are failures.
The Girl of tho Period
(Jennie June in N. Y. Graphic.)
She has nothing else to do.
poor girl but dress. It takes
two thirds of her time. The rest
is devoted to shopping sleep
ana company. 1 ncre s not a 4
trace of wear or neglect about
her from the tips of her heels to
the end of that Iat new ostrich
feather. It's all spick and span
new glossy bright and just out
of the band-boxes. It cost oa
a good round sum yearly.
There isn't an hour of the day
out some portion of lhat dresi
demands her attention. Mon-
day she was looking at spring
materials Tuesday the same
Wednesday was the day of
final selection Thursday she
hunted for the trimmings Fri-
day she bought them and the
day's mission for Saturday was
the dressmaker. There are tw o
more days of trying on and fit-
ting at least. Recollect this is
but one article 01 that fearful
wonderful and admirable make-
up. There ure shoes corsets
bonnets hats and gloves all the
time on the stocks of being
looked after as built by con-
tract. A comparative statement of
the Houston Texas Central
railroad earnings shows an in-
crease over last year in gross
earnings 174 percent $35431.-
88; increase in expenses S 43
percent 511663.15; increase
in net earnings 33 per cent.
$23766 73.
Sidney Smith once rebuked
a swearing visitor by saying
'Let us assume that everything
and everybody ire datnnedHand
proceed with our bubject."
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INTRODUCED 1365.
A TOWTlYER
li tie f-allfol wxirco i ff kmt dl'acf promt i
ika nmolwb ruare t
DYSPEPSIA SICK IIOWCHT COSTIVF.MESS '
DYSENTEW BILIOUS FE f ER A5UE AND FEVER
JAiraiCE PILES RHEMftTISH KIDNEY COM-
PLAINT COLIC ETC
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
lxa of Appetio nnd Kausoa. tho bowela
eraooatire but aoiaetiraea alternate with
fooeeaesa Ptunia tha B etd aocompaaied
TrllhaDullseaaationmiiiobackpart.Pain
In the right eido and and or th shoulder
faladoTf dllnett ftftar eatlag with a disin-
cUn&t.oa to exertion of b xly or mind Irrr
Ubilaty of temper. Low pints Ijom
mcmorjywrithafccUngot having noglec)
nmo duty. General woartaeas; Pirani
Hluttorimc at tho Heart Dots before
area. Yellow Skin Hot dacha
over the Tight eye tteatlwsnoas
Vita fitful draam4.hihl.r colored
IT THESE WARNINGS MIE UHHEID:
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S PILLS
oro ospoclally adapted to such
casos a single doso effects
such a change of feeling as.to
astonish the sufferer.
TUTT'S PILLS
m rmpouudd from nabatnncea that are
fre from amrproperiiealbat ran ln)nr
the most delicate nrraalzatloi . Thar
Search ( lranse Pniifj and Invigorate
thaearirr4;Mtcw. Xtv rIieYla Uteca
carffrd 11 vr tliey rIano tUe blaad
iVem i!aoi humor anl than Input
health aad ritttSX to tha body ran lag
the boirrla 1 act naturally iirithont
which no ono can fel well
A Noted Sivine says:
Dr TUTT DearSir FortiytrI bto ba
mutjrtol9ptst.Ccituitiutoii ndPil. lt
6?nntyoQt JM1 wricouuenddtoin: I owd
UmtbutmthlitUfurft). IinnnwK'Will sua
hT tood ippeme. lLrKiTrtKt rtcular Hoola.
vlsroo.nd I haiciaMlortrMattilsMUdflaeb.
Thtf n wnrth lir wirk t in fotd.
Rev. K. U bUU-A LrabrClt Kj.
TUTT'S PILLS
Thrir fir t effect in to lucre the Appetite
end rue the body la Tab oa 1-leafa thai the
rtfinUnHrUhedt nd It their Tonio Ac
lion on the Dlgrstlve Orgaas Itcgalar
Mtooia are proaaceu.
DR. J. F. HAYWOOD
OF NEW YORK SAYS:-
"fewdi. -ritht cannot lrfiTd by re-
!nsx tJ Urer st its nnsu jaacuoc.na lor
timpuri'trt po TmJj hf bn inTonwd Uwt
uatiit.;p7 ur3M iuii uiia
SOLD EVEKYWHEPE PRICE CEdTS.
Office So JIarnif frrrf Jvcir Trk.
Cf D-.Trrr il 0C t ot VliuW Icf or-
loalloti uxl VMlcllUxeipII TLlbemJlnlrs
tut HpiiCjlUlU.
Out llin OR WHIRSEK chinyrj tn a CLOSST
irLLvbriwU4rIailkUoftt4-nnf lei tT Jt im
l.44t-4tJor.ct LutJuitAae-nisIr nd a
Mk Iltrral iirnt ntrr Sold liy Dmjiati
9MtA. fay txpf a rtfi-v1! u ?L
Office 35 Murray St. New York.
rarMins' Pnrgatlvr' Pilh nuke New &ch
Siaod. and will minphtelr cbaoce tho blood m tn
BUru8taiathiTOmih. AnypiTSonwhowiJ
Uls t rUl ech nytht Irom I to 12 wwks loay be nr
ted to wwnd blth it erwh W-he I9fe
eallTiTiuIlaroleUerstami.I.. J0l4U
A CO.i Bucori lie
An Ktyritrfi Yetcnnaiy Earpeon and Cbranirt now
trTUinx ia this country ayi that most of tba
Honor Cittlo Powders fold bera ira worthless
trteh. Kesayi thit bhendsn'8 looditmn Pordrn
aia abeoatply pore and immensely nlitable. foth-
inx on earth milmu hena lay like hhendan'
Cooditioa rowdcrs. Dote c&s uirpjoafal t oao
put food.
DiPHTHERIA!
JohnMin'.i AnmlTBP XJnimrnt wi3pcitively
rreveotthiatemtMidiMiaM and will positively cow
mot cwnin ten. Informaticath&twiltuTaiDasy
bras freaby nwiL Drat dpjy a ""KtTk T
TMiDon i better thin ram. I. S. JOIUvON
d CO Biincor JIalnc.
A. 31. BROVEKA.T
WATCHMAKER
and
JEWELER
(Minkw ill's New Entitling.)
West Side Fublic Square Brenham Ter
Keeps a full stockj of Watches Clocks
Jewelrj and al;o makes a speaaltj o
school stationary.
JS3 Watclies and Qocks repaired and
warranted. octirutf
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Brenham Volsfest!'
Pridaj & Saturday May 9 1079
ON
Brenham Pair Grounds;
A PROCESSION OF
DECORATED WAG-OS
S1111TAB.T
FIRE COHIPATUISS
SOCIETIES
SCHOOLS 5tc
WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FIRST DAY.
Orations in German and English.
Tbcal and Instrumental Music Fire "Works Games
. for Children PRIZE DRILL and TARGET
SHOOTING "Which will be Participated in
by Col. Kirby's 3d Regiment of Texas Militia.
Ball oil Mammotii Platform
Several Rands of Music w ill be in attendace throughout the Fest.
PHIZES:
MILITARY: Best-drilled company three .companies partici-
pating S30.
Three Medals (two gold and one silver) for best three marks-
men members of military companies participating.
TURNER: Three Medals (one gold and two silver) for best
three Turners.
Decorated Wagons or Representations.
Firt Prize $50. Second Prize $25. Third Prize. 515.
Fourth Prize lo.
ADMISSION EACII 13 AY:
To the Groin etrj a Julr person . . . 2; cents
To the Dancing rUtform each gcntlcn an .""" ".".".".50 cents
OlaiZeax-oxa. Preo.
3" One half of the net proceeds will be donated to a fund -ft
for the erection of a Free School Building in Brenham.
Parties and Societies who desire to form part of the proces-
sion will please address Mr. C. F. Woehlcr Secretary.
2.educed Railroad Pace.
The Houston and TcxasCentral R. R. will sell tickets for tiie
round tnp from any station to Brenham and return at one and
one-fifth fare. These ticket-; will be good from 7th to Ilth of
May inclusive.
O?lao Contral Comraittco.
0. P. WOERIER H. HODDE.
Secretary President.
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BUEEDLOVE 1 E IXC
Attoraovs - at3jaw
BrenLam.Tctn
-rHX. fa. ROGERS
Attorney-at-Law.
Charpcll Hill Tcxa-v
J. . ur-covB.
A.G.11AWIS.
LIP-COMB 5. HAYXES
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Attornoys a.t jja.-c7-
ESOffce oicr Guluing loaU
prsiwtf ' l llram. Texas.
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-ypcrAXuAXIi o.cFARLASi:
UrcAn Ycmj
Sargcon aiRiriiysicis
Brcnhaaijas.
I tlbllrf' informs his old Mr n U nf til.
cirramt vicinity that he has rwiimM nr life
Dlicoat the PennintunlRut. marW'7
Pianos and Organs.
ITrt cb InslrumcnU at loircrpnct
and better terms than ever offered in Texas
GEO. Y. MOORE
Manufacturer's Agcit and Dealer.
At McKarlind's Bookstore Brcnham.
mdi7vr3m
WANTSDi
A limited number
acte energetic
canassers to enrare
v 4 nlcnttnri nrAfifUnliiirtAA? ma!
men nll find this a rare chance
TO MAKE MONEY.
Such will please answer this adcrtiscmcnt
by letter cnclosingtamp lorrepl) stating
w hat r)Uiness they have been engaged in.
None bat those who 'mean business need
apph . Address
HXLEY nAR EV 5. CO
mchl4wiy Atlanta Ga.
CLIFFORD'S
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FEVER AND AGUE
CTJK.E
Eradicates all DIalarlal Dijcastb
from tlic srstcm.
J. C.BICHAEDSON Proprietor
Far;f ale by II. A. oou.
t1 L.OL'lb
DAILY HACK
For INDEPENDENCE
THERE now being a daily maiHo In-
dependence ihe nndcrs.gned is run-
mng a hack daily between Brenham and
Independence. 4
lea e independence at o a. m.
Leave Brenham at 2 r. M.
ES Fare for round tnp same day St.
Single tnp 75 cents. "
SbST Uroers Jett ae ine postotnee win re
cei e nromnt attenLon.
mch2w3t T.N.SMITH.
FOR. SALE.
The Tranble warclionse and lot located
on south side of R. R. track cmbraang
about one acre of land lying between Mar-
ket and Clinton streets. The house fs a
twoston frame with extenshe platforms
ic JOHN A. HANDLE. c
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SADDLER
AND
Harness Manufaqturer
MaiaStrcct Kext Door to Uoflman's
Bke-Viiam Texas. '
Saddles Harres Whips. Spurs Girths
Bndlcs Cnuars frames. Traces SajSdlc.
liags Jcc. alayson hand lor sale Jlc-
painnj; a specialty.
All work carrahter.
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15 DAYS ONLY
100 pieces white Pcquie afc 5c; great reduction.
50 pieces black grenadines at 15c; splendid goods.
40 pes." French Mathsay d. goods at 15c. beautiful light shades.
250 pieces linen lawns at S-3-c all patterns.
50 rolls of matting at ISc best qualify.
500 aprons in all colors at 5c Temarkably cheap.
Ladies handsome needle work chemise 50c and upward.
Ladies handsome needle work gowns 75c and inyard.
Ladies Mndsome'needle work skirts 75c and upwards.
Ghildrens white lawn dresses $2 a dress.
Infants white lawn 'dresses with silk ribbon sashes $4
2 cases 10-4 white Marseilles quilts at $1 a piece.
Ladies ready made linen suits in 2 and 3 pes. from $2.50 to
$8.50 a suit.
4 ' 'Uew and TRoVby Styles of Ladies ; ..'
BOOTETS- AM) B.0UND'- HITS.
Before you buy
styles ; our lourist and Lawn hats. Noth-
ing is more handsome for the summer.
100 dozen bleached German buck towels 36 inches long at
4 $1.25 a dozen.
100 dozen damask satin towels at $L75 a dozen.
' 350 Japanese fans open and shut at 5c and.upw.ard.
200 German imported fans at 25c. worth 50c
200 French imported fans at 60c worth SOc
PARASOLS 15 CEHTS AHC UPWARD
We have many novelties in this line to show our customers.
In ladies and childrens hoiserywe offer "mottled
light Pinks .and Blues .full lenghth hose from
15c. upward.
Baby socks in the latest and nobbiest designs
in Pale Pinlrand Bine.
90 dozen ladies new style handkerchiefs at
$1 25 a dozen.
90 dozen ladies new style handkerchiefs at
5i 25. All irr fancy colors.
. 96 dozen ladies hemmed stitched all linen
handkerchiefs at $2 00 a dozen. t
Gcntlcmens linen handkerchiefs very cheap.
.Elegant assortment of styles in Bretbn lace
ladies neqk w ear.
Large assortment of ladies
cuffs.
.Elegant styles in two tones ot
SOLID SATINS
akd 1 ) RIBBONS
1 -GRO GRAINS
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C. W. KJLEDEiV
Klrden's Bnck. Building.
Comer Mam and Douglass Streets
BRENHAM TEX.VS
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STAPLE AND FANCY
Groceries and Provisions
WESTERN PRODUCE
FAMILY SUPPLIES
AM)
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DELER
Tobacco Cigars Pipes Snuff
Pow dcr. Shot Caps Paints
Oils Wooden-ware Nails
Ropes Brushes Collars
Hames Traces Jars
. JUSS Wines and
- - Champagnes.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
LONDON SWAN GIN
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W.J. LEMI"S CELEKRATrn
ST. LOUIS BOTTLED BEER
In quarts ancVpmb superior t any other.
&Thc highest market price paid for
Cotton Hides and other countr) produce.
March 1 1S74-).
r- H.JSEAUMOXT.M.D
Practicing Physician.
BrcsiiAM. Tf.vs.
Fk2 Can be foL id at Lynn's rn. store
emi-- the ay a atLi re- ic'wiatnjhL
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remember to
Flowers
In clothing
linen collarffandKB1 We will
NewlJmer Brothers
Dry G-oods Palace Main Street.
E.
.JIOFFMA
Dealer In Staple and Fancj
CLOTHING
HATS. BOOTS SHOES
GENTS' FURXI&HIXG GOODS
Ladies and Misses
FINE DRESS GOODS
Hosiery Hood Shawls Robes Silks;
Satins Lawns PopUns Mozambiqi.es
Dciaines Muslins Jaconets Ties
FUsues Jewelry etc.
All of which will be sold at Very reasonable
figures for cash. Call and amme mj
stock and price before raking j qur pur-
chases la-x. 1S7S-IJ-J
-I EORGE A. FOV
Dealer m allipls of
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JLs J3. 320. "fc 025
Sltiuslci Sash Doors and Blinds.
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Antttreet Brenham.1 Tcxa.
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I offer lLmbenat the followin:; pnce:
Itotih limilr nil Kinrte ytril ..j
Dre-etl and mitt hod foonor. 1 lurli.
. $20(X
DtKraialltfizp. JtxV4i.eaii.. . 17.
llif.. fflaxM -hiallc-t iuef Sll . 1 li
blinds ntlllnKitd inalledtMzev uld 1 40
AuaM il. 111
T W. ATKINs. M. D.
I'iijsici.in and Sm?con
Bkemiam. Texas.
Dr. VatUn tcrder? hj sen ices mall
blanches of his profession.
FS'OEcc at Tristram's drag ttorc.
jari7;f
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call and see the
Bracelets from 15c upward; also Breast Pins
and Hair fins to match showing the latest ttyle
the'Sword and Dagger Hair Tin.
I lowers t lowers.
156. Spray. 20c. Spray. 25c.' Spray.
6 white shirts none better made for $6 which
we recommend for wear to our best trade. l
Gents furnishing good -we offer new' styes ih
white shirts and fancy percals; also large-assor-ment
lt Gents Ties and .collars.
we nave trie latest .Style in cassi-
mere melton and navy blue flannel suits; also a
lull line in diagonal and drap' el'ete coats and
vests Which we guarantee to fit and please- every
body-. r t
offer jiiext week 10 cases of
Nobby Styles in Bombay Bombazincand Mech-
lin ventilated hats; hat altqgether new and on-
ly weighing I ounce each. ""' c
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TIKCES BKXOjKL
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Nearly oppoaltr- the jlclntyxe Iloose. Main street.
oXXcv & WXC;voVv.eovs
Ono anil two horse Buggies Hacksr Carriages and
Saiidlo Horses or hire all iir&t class. Transporta-
tion furnished to anypart of the State. Horses honght
aud sold. Horses boarded by the dajMvcck or month
Patronage sollctcd and satistaction guaranteed. '
UWBEH2
J. I. PARES
Has connected with
dertakers''Establislimcnt
stock of '
Wood andlMetallc Burial Cases and Coffins
Hearse and Carriages furnished for funerals -nhcr
desired.
Xcw and Second Hand Buggies always on hand anil
for sale. .
WOOD
Dealers in
i.hmrer finnffiips sas
VA.VAIWJ UUAMUUUU) WAHWil
Also Agents for
Agriultural Implements
Such as
JOHN DEERE'S PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS CORN
AND' COB MILLS. STUDEBAKER ilOAD AND
SPRING WAGONS. REMARKABLY CHEAP
octnm3 CALL AND. EXAMINE.
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' ' 'Sjirhiff Millinery Opening
MONDAY MAECE 1715 1879.
TipiW JJlS.tST. CLAIRt WHERE DID YOU BUY THAT LOVE OF A
rlonartV-AHiereelSebutatMrs.Schwara's
pnee lhat cheap is no word font; and then the vanety"and quality of those Pattem Hals
and Bonnets Ladies and Misses trimmed and nntrimmed Straws. Seasides tians and
Sundowns in fact so many different qualities were never exhibited ia our market. Antt
oh whatatlisplayof-Frcnch nowers Ornaments Ladrs Neck Wear Insertion and
everso many things too numerous to mention. I do" declare it dazzles a person's ere to
look at all those pretty articles.
YcS ladies my pnccstill be very low this coming season yon will all be astonished.
Therefore come all and examine above enumerated goods.
YoarsTlcspectfuIIy JEANETTE SCHWARZ.
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SATPiLES &
HTSUEASTCE 1
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In.uteBccCoropanrtiifA'.AJ'hdadelphia organized
North. British X. Mercantile of London "
nreAssoaatron- of Philadelphia "
rranUin.orPuladeh5hia......x ...
Union Manne & Fire of Galreston .. .. '
Roger Williams of Providence R. I.:.. .;... r. ;.-.. .... -
Connecticut of Hartford
Western of Toronto. Ca .lu ..
Continental of Ne Yprl.-. t ...
ITiocrax of Hartford ;
JfSj5.0"11'' P3ns' F"n
Mobik Fire Department
Planters Merchants of Mobile
Atrantic of New York
tastTeias. ofTylcr .-.
MutnaUjfeorNew York
Traders" Insnrance Company of Chicago
Total Assets.Bepreseated - --.- $150000000
ST Pohaes issued on an lands of property J any part of the. State.' .
The buymgand selling of lands a specialty civy property for sale or rert. Orders.
f SURtrEYING INYE5TTIGATING L.ND TITLES. WRITING
DEEDS &c left at onrofr.ee will have prompt attention by
J. Wl'SAYLES COUJSTY SURVEYOR.
TfiOMAS S. OGLESBY
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"' '. ' Hempstead Touts.
'Takes pleasarein'-annonncm-tnat he is
ooy prepared to apply toGins lie new pat-
ent (jin-Drc at icaonable rate. My
mode of dress is inferior to the bnar-point
or any other in use; inasmuch as it does not
nap cleans the seetL. mak a Mwumnf.
and gins faster.
1 na c also procuseo. at a lieavy espense
a new patent "gumming machine with
which I am enabled to repair worn out gin
saws providing new teeth anrt making them
do as good work as new gm. Sausfaction
guann'ecil.nevcrj instance.
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his Hircry" Business an Ud-
a'nd keeps for sale a foil
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DOORS
Millinery Bazar and al sncaamlcnl
T. J. KOBEKSON.
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FEED STABLE
At theold Crnmpler stand near the Fca-
nington Hotef
Ekemiav - - - Texas.
I keep tor sale Corn Fodder Hay Oats
Seed Oats Wheat Bran and Cottou Seed
MeaL I will also
Feed Horses Tor 25 cents.
Boartl TiytlifOlontlt.Tcn Dollar.
1 1 eep a Wagon Yard and Lot for pennmc
Horses' and Cattle with a good supply ot
water. Cn e me a calL
RtVERDY SCOTT
nov22wtf lYojineier.
T-v G. SMITH
S1DDLE-TREE M1KER
Brenham Ts.
All rodcrs filled promptly at living pr ces.
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Weekly Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1, Friday, April 18, 1879, newspaper, April 18, 1879; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth115373/m1/4/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .