Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 188, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 10, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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LOCAL MEWS.
Louis Giddinga returned from
Lyons yesterday evening.
Several loads of new corn
were marketed here Friday at 50
cents a bushel.
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Thf boll weevil is again re*
ported very active in some por-
tions of the county.
Attention is called to the no-
tice of dissolution of the firm of
Milroy & Co., in this issue.
A. D. Milroy has returned
from Liverpool, England. Mrs.
Milroy and son Earl have re-
turned from Ingleside.
Uncle Nick Zeiss marketed a
wagon load of fine mutton here
Friday. Mr. Hugh demons
being the lucky purohaser.
Ma. and Mrs. Hermann
Meter of Zionsville are rejoicing
over the arrival of twin girls at
their home on Thursday night.
There is only a limited de-
mand for real estate just now in
this city; but little property is
ohanging hands in consequence.
Suit has been filed in the dis-
trict court by Mrs. Mary Schill
et al vs. G. Berwinke et al. The
cause being a guardian's bond.
Cather & Buster are offering
their summer stock to the trade
at very attractive prices. Their
ad. today goes further into de-
tails.
Frank Hunt and Tom Branch
were fined $1 and cost each in
the Mayor's court Friday morn-
ing on pleas of guilty to train
hopping.
Fifty bales of new cotton were
marketed in Brenham Thursday;
46 Friday and over 100 are ex-
pected today. That sounds like
business.
Upon a plea of guilty being
entered in justice court Friday
to a charge of disturbing the
peace Edna White was fined $1
and costs.
THE NEW YORK
SEASONABLE SUMMER GOODS.
We are offering our entire stock of Summer Goods at half price, as it has always
been our motto not to carry over any goods from one season to the other. All
summer goods will be marked at prices that you can not help from buying them.
Our Fall stock has commenced to arrive, which will be the largest. ever shown in
Brenham.
Just received, one car ENGLISH PERCALE, just the thing for Children's
School Dresses. We offer 100 different patterns at 10c a yard.
Your choice of 500 patterns of Zephyr Gingham, regu- Your choice of any of our Linen Suits or Skirts at half
Jar 15e goods, for only 10c. the regular price.
Five hundred Calico Dress Patterns at only 25c each 100 dozen Children's-School Hose, regular 15c goods,
J now only 10 cents a pair.
Best quality Apron Gingham, only 5c a yard.
nly 10 cents a pair.
Fifty dozen Ladies' Hope, 15c grade, only 10c a pair.
You can get a good pair of Boys' School Shoes for $1.00.
You can get 25 yards of Sea Island Domestic for $1.00.
You can get 20 yards of good Bleached Domestic for $1.00.
We have about 100 pair left of those $3 Slippers, mostly small sizes, your choice, 50c
DO NOT FORGET TO LOOK AT OUR REMNANT COUNTER.
WATCH FOR OUR FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
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Farmers, protect your crops
from the depredations of boll
weevil and other insects by pro-
tecting the birds from wholesale
slaughter on your premises by
pot hunters.
W. B. Oarrett returned from
his Burleson county farm yester-
day evening and reported that
he failed to find any boll weevils
on his farm up there. Crops are
looking fine and producing well.
The initisi number of the
Luling Enterprise has been re-
ceived* It is a neatly gotten up
7-column folio. Geo. P. Hoi-
combe and Jeff D. Sanders are
the promoters and pilots in
charge.
The last will and testament of
the late Geo. W. Petty was filed
for probate Friday. Applica-
tion has been filed by R. H.
D,f f°r of *d"
-ST^ao? "JP00 "id estate,
which is valued at $7,000, more or
Real good butter is a very
scarce article in this market.
If you want a good article in the
way of Mechanic's tools of any kind
at reasonable prices try
M. A. Heai.y.
County Attorney W. R. Ewing
has returned from Galveston.
Judge E. P. Garrett, of Somer
ville, is in the city.
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Private Joe Farer of the 5th
U. 8. Infantry is in the city
visiting relatives.
Hon. Heber Stone left last
night for Buffalo.
For country produce ring up
Hacker & Wehrmann.
Geo. Wright returned yester-
day afternoon from Temple.
J. A. Small, of Chappell Hill,
was a visitor to the city yester-
day.
B. G. Sayles of Gay Hill was
in the city yesterday.
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Tin Kind You Hiw Always Bought
Miss Mabel Rowe, the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Holland for
the past two weeks, returned to
Austin yesterday.
Miss Winnie Morriss went to
Burton yesterday.
A good assortment of Granite and
Steel Enameled Ware, Tin Ware
and Galvanized Iron Ware of any
kind at prices to suit the times.
__ M. A. Healy.
Dr. R. E. Nicholson of Chap-
pell Hill spent a few hours in
the oity yesterday.
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The Elite Barber Shop, one of
the beat furnished in the oity,
with eldgant bath rooms In con*
neotion, is now in charge of two
«part barbers, Messrs. T. E.
Jonesi and1 J. E. Webb, and they
sciioit a share of the patronage,
guaranteeing firstclass work and
polite eervice.
Frank C. Churchill- has been
•ppointed a special commissioner
Jf'^Secretary°f the Interior
"> investigate
fltfaoi of taxi t ^
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aet passed by the last Congress,
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Territory^lJUlti0n 'or'lhe Indian
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has written a letter to
of Democrats who
bottad the recent State conven-
tion, In whfck lit explains that
swapathy with any
movement thai will weaken the
fteinooratic party.
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Meter Bros, have sampled
fifty-five bales of the new cotton
crop.
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For Water Coolers, Ice Cream
Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers,
Robber and Cotton Garden Hose at
reduoed prices, go to
M. A. Healy.
Julius Hondo returned to Waco
yesterday morning.
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The above cut represents our new
building, into which we are now moving
our stock of goods. We expect to
finish this week, when we will be ready
to receive visitors.
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Our new location is on the corner of
Sandy and Douglass Streets, and is the
most convenient store in the city.
Come to see us. We'll be glad to
have you call..
arriving daily, call j
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 188, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 10, 1901, newspaper, August 10, 1901; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth483840/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.