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"Weekly Banner.
BANKER AGENTS.
D.V. CJ1A1RD, Wtsley
II. KNITTLE, Burton
GEORGE GRATER, .Zioruvilk
V. PESCII, ,Berhn
T. U.vnVL.U3K, Independence
K.J. CROOK, WasMfglon
Si J G. THOIIKON, Gruball'
BEN. S-ROGERS, Chappdllinr
A.G. CARTER, .GyHffl.l
T. B. CAMPBELL, LonET4mt
j. uivuihi.!. ujuLrtek
OTTO bCIIAWri, Pleasant Hill
I.J. HAOGKUTV. Bellville
T.U. CARMlCirAEI, Industry
JOHN T.RANKIN,. RonndTop
L. CRAGER Giddinm
V. A. DORbETT, Deoimlle
Rev.J.L. LEUOIvb, Caldvrell
J.T. GRIFFIN Hempstead
i.t- lllo-urSOK Sempronions
W.E. PIER, f.Travu.
11JU- BAINE, Lexington
J.J.BOULDIN, NelsonviUe
Otto FAiu,ET,...Krohne, Burleson Co
The Cotton TTona.
Some Suggestions from a Flautrr.
San Antonio Express.
A safe and sure way to avoid
the cotton w orm is to catch the
miilenvhich lays the eggs. This
is easily done by taking a com
mon soap or candle box, invert
it and nail legs on it so it will
stand just above the eotton
plant, smear." the inside oi this
box with tar or rosin and lard
melted together, hang a lantern
up in the box so the light will
be just below the box. The mil
ler will go to the light, and its
frantic flight about, the light it
will strike the tar and stick last.
One female miller thus caught
is equivalent to killings hun
dreds of worms. Do not poison.
The dust of the Paris Green or
other poisons used are very in
jurios to the cotton, the picker
and the pinner and the little dust
which falls with the seed renders
them unfit for stock food- A
dairyman of San Antonio was
trying to contract with me for
cotton seed last fall but must be
assured there had been no pois
on used. He said he had three
cows poisoned to death the year
before by using such , seed.
J.M.M.
CMcken-Honsts.
Every chicken house should
have an ample yard of grass
run. Never clip the wings of
fowls if it can be avoided; it dis
figures the birds, prevents the
right use of ihe wings, and con
sequently they will not thrive
well. They should have small
trees or grape vines for shade
or to scratch under. Ground
bone, sulphur, charcoal and cay
enne pepper should be admin
istered every eight or ten days.
Sulphur, pepper and charcoal,
a teaspoonful mixed with mor
ning feed will contribute much
to the health and appearance
of the fowls. Fowls shouldlave
meat once a week. Cabbages,
apples, lettuce, etc all are good;
and will more than pay for their
cost in the increased supply of
eSSs Young chickens should be
kept dry and clean, at the same
time having pure air. They
should have abundence of fresh
water. They should not have
access to stagnant pools or any
Kind ol slops.
Some Uses of Charcoal.
Charcoal, laid flat while cold
on a burn, causes the pain to
abate immediately; by leaving-
ic on ior an nour tne Dura seems
almost healed when the wound
is superficial. Strewn over
heaps of decomposed pelts, over
dead animals, charcoal prevents
an unpleascntodor. Powdered
charcoal sprinkled over meat
that is tainted will sweeten and
freshen it Fowl water is
purified byjt. It is a great disin
fectant, and -sweetens offensive
air placed m shallow trays
around apartments. It is so veiy
porous that it absorbs and con
denses gases rapidly. Onecuic
inch of fresh charcoal will ab
sorb nearly one hundred inches
of gasseous ammonia. Char
coal forms an excelent poultice
for raalignanttvounds and sores.
In cases of what is called proud
flesh t;t invaluable. It gives no
disagreeableodor, corrodes no
metal' hurts no texture, injures
no color, is a simple and safe
sweener and disenfectant A
teaspoonful of charcoal, in half
a glass of water, often relievs a
sick headache. It absorbs the
gases and relieves thedistenfed
stomach pressing against the
nerves which extends from the
stomach to the head. It often
relievs constipation, pain or
heartburn.
Gapes In Chickens.
This allmentis generally suc
cessfully treated by the use of
-carbolic acid, which, in the form
ora solution is introduced by
means of a feather into the
-throat of the fouL Take a med
ium softfeatherof a wing, pluck
the webTrpraboth sides to w ith
in an inch of the top. and, after
dipping it in a solution ol a
scruple of carbolic acid and hn
ounce of glycerine, run the
feather doun the windpipe, giv
ing it three or four turns and
.quickly ithdraw it This may
be repeated three or four times,
each time taking a jiew feather.
To prevent other-fouls from be
coming similarly infected, as
welLas the. worms withdrawn,
should be burned. Strew some
dry slacked lime around and in
the henhouse. Stagnant water
and standing pools are a source
of great mischief, and especially
are such places among the
sources whence chickens be
come gapy.
Preserrrng- Egss.
The inquiry is often receive (fl
at this office: "What is the
best method of preserving eggs
for family use?" There is a time
inthespring or summer when
eggs-are plentiful and cheap.
With very little trouble the sur
plus may be put down in pickle
and kept for months in good
condition for table use when
eggs arc scarce and Lommand
a high price.
In the first place gel some
stoneware jars, wooden vessels
will absorb salt and leak the
brine even if tight enough to
hold water.
Second. Slake one pint of
lime and add one pint of salt and
enough water to make four gal
lons of the mixture. When the
pickle gets cold-put the eggs in
from day to day as they are
laid. If it is desirable to make
a larger quantity, the same pro
portion must be observed of salt
lime and water. Pack without
regardto position, whether large
or small ends up, or on the sides
and they will come in good con
dition at the end of eight
months. Wash the eggs before
pickling unless the shells are
clean. Use only newly-laid
eggs. Poultry World.
Corn ileal And Bran.
I consider bran a very good
thing for cows, not the coarse
bran'withall the fine pollards,
etc.,cleaned out, but good bran.
And) I consider bean meal and
bran a good thing for milk and
for dairy cows, as there is
strength in it for flesh making
as well as milk making. Oats I
have understood arc good for
milk, but I have never tried them
as I do not grow any, nor ever
bought any for trial. Trailing
wheat ground is good for milk
ing properties and cream. I give
my cows wheat ground into
meal one gallon in the morning
with cliff to each; and another
at night with chaff again, and
hay alter milking, and hay at 10
o' clock and at midday. I find
the above meal suits well. Cows
must live well if they have any
thing to do, the straw yard will
not do it. Incer used any
thing but meal or bran no ar
tificial food such as-cakc. Mine
is on a
one caj
A Card
The undersigned haing purchased the
interest of Mr. llorner, in Ihe late firm of
Wotipka & Horner, takes this method of
returning ins thanks to the friends of the
firm, and the pubhc generally, for their lib
eral patronage, and to solicit a continuance
of the same. I will keep on hand a com
plete stock of good at the old stand and
will cxtcnl to mi customer the usual cour
tesies. Ue.pecuully,
FRANK WOTirKA.
Ercnham, Junejo, iSSo-dwtf.
Tie Gulf, Coloraflo & Santa Fe
RAILWAY.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
REGULAR TRM.S
Bclwccn fialicslun and Brrnliaiu
1 hrough without change of Car,.
lime- of PAMfnfr Trnllikl
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Ttxiani HLTETO, b lipiti
40 am iiotrov, ' ia,ni
4 loprn vn amomo, ' '130am
Clubbikg for Improved
Male Stock. The very best
of these might be had if farmers-would
only unite to procure
them; and the service from each
would be a mere trifle in com
parison with the great benefit
derived from their use. Male
swine and sheep, even of choice
breeds, are so cheap now that
nearly every farmer can afford
to keep one of his own; but
when It comes to bulls and stal
lions, choice ones arc so high
priced, as to make it necessary
to form a club for their purchase
as they arc beyond the means
of most single farmers. Colts
and calves, even out of differ
ent females, got by superior
stallions and bulls, are usually
worth, twice and thriee the
amount of those bred when
both sire and dam are indiffer
ent Thccost oi leed for rear
ing a good animal is no more,
and often less, than that for a
poor one, and if, when ready
ior market tne lorrner brings
twice or thrice the price of the
latter, it is a matter of great
congratulation to the larmer
to his pride as well as to his
pocket Be careful that all stal
lions arc not only fine form and
action, but kind tempered and
perfectly sound. Rural New-
Yorker.
dry
food, no roots of anydescrrption
ever grow n for cattle. They miy
pcrhaps,havc a little barley say
ings occasionly given to them
when I have any, but not as a
rule. Your cowisverry much
like your land If you take on
or away you must put on, or
the result will be not much im
provement. A genuine tiling, I
think, is superior to an artficial,
in which we cannot so well de
tect the adulteration if any. If a
cow does not get much food,
only straw and a bit of hay at
the milking, you cannot expect
thick cream. If your land gets
the straw sold off it, and no good
manure put on, how about your
heavy crops? I think good home
made manure the best and good
hpme-ground food for cows the
same; at least, I have always
found it so, and I have been used
to these systems all my life.
English Agricultural Gazette.
Horticultural Soles.
VtKo otiVnr Junction cnn-'M Ihe (1 , 11
l . (or:?iitt?rtIUiti!ai) loran Anton
, Marlon, tTEtiin. I tiling. NJmlenlienr
tintar, loIumbirtaiulotlirrimlnLs. sarin;?
na3vo?cn,lr!lil4rmitr rflinilrit ili-taurr.
2 oO l-i rr. an 1 expense , roninibus lranfrr
ami mp otct mem ii ii UMon ttpiptns
Carjvntrainsofl II & l.aihm
As a Freight J.lne.
Offrr a lnntipe-i r-jital O anrollnrin lime
unilratr. 1- HilurMiimeiit.ltn.!iirl"iitit4
witlituirwith-mt Hie l?tatc M rail, ttcamor
kail.
Quickest 1 1mc fwtt. from liahttlon.
33Cfuiilrat limr th rtr t ill tome nu I
1 mcol ratctodii I frtiiu-au nlonii,au-l 4ll
,.tliTninlin tj.llie.toit Houston an 1 an
ntoniorailnjv we t vt Lumbers JunUiou
1'An.O.NAOL OLIUILD,
li.ri lUairiulunuationcalluil cr a-ltrr 3
1.1. ili l -rntatlrrnliam
1 1 TnoMr-ov -.sent at Ivrnnri
I u W irsin,iir -rt-nt Belli ill"
I s SntEs Accnt at sealj
B W Lt-Ujmttl, Afrcut at Oalr- ti n
r b Ioiiviton, cent at Lot-cnlx re
T JI IlILLLU SoUclIlnir asrnt Or tj
O II UOKHA IK.
Gcn-ral uii-lnrml-L
Atrilr" 1 "y-diw lw
A good -way to keep cut
flowers fresh is to lay them in
wet cloths. Take them out ol
the vases at night, sprinkle with
cold water, and wrap them with
cloths made very wet with cold
water. The weight of the
cloths will not crush the most
delicate flowers, while it keeps
out the air and prevents their
falling to pieces or opening fur
ther. Cuttings of many plants strike
or root freely in any other moist
substance, the soft wooded
plants of free growth, such as
fuchsias, verbenas and lobelia,
root quickly and freely in saw
dust, wet sand or sand and wat
er, if placed in a brisk tempera
ture. Rose cuttings, as well as
those of the oleander and many
other plants, root freely in bot
tler of soft or rain water.
The Chinese and Japanese
excel all other nationalities in
the culture of early vegetables, i
This arises from the fact that
they use only liquid manures,
hence the growth of the plants
is most rapid, and as a natural
consequence the vegetables are
Very brittle and tender. Let
tuce and radishes they force
rapidly, giving the plants a
sprinkling once a day. Tobac
co and tea plants arc also treat
ed in a like manner.
There is no greater mistake
than to suppose that land is
never too poor to grow beans?
It is true white beans will grow
on very poor soil; but to grow
uicm weu .ana obtain a good
&iy crop manure is neccss!
Persons livintr in the suburbs
of the city, and who have little
land attached to their cottages,
can make it "pay." Cultivate
small fruits. It is an inexpen
sive and healthful occupation.
You may commence w ith straw
berries; they continue about a
month. You pick perhaps.
from six to twelve quarts per
l3ayr You have them on your
laoie as a dessert, it you please,
at noon, and your tea-table is
loaded with them at evening;
you want for littie else but
bread or butter. The family
consume, in one way and an
other, about aighi quarts a day;
and while they last, no medi
cines Jor bodily ailments are re
quired, as a quart of strawber
ries daily will dispel all ordina
ry diseases not settled perma
nently in the system. After
strawberries, raspberries come,
to continue about three weeks;
aicu uiacKoemes, wnen tne cli
mate is not toe cold for culti
vated varietiest then the cur
rents ripen, and remain until f hr.
early grapes mature; and taking
the season through any family
with a half acre of land in a
garden can grow small fruits
that make country life delight
ful, and at the same time many
uwuaio wu ue savea in tlie sup
ply of the table. Exchange.
.
An Apple Tree Heron Feet Around.
Trenton X, J. True American
A great deal has been said in
tlie newspapers lately about
large apple trees one paper stat
ing that there is an apple tree in
New Jersey eight feet in circum-
lerence. VVc are assured by
Mr. Charles Lambert Hint- fliere
is an apple tree on the farm of
josepn Matthews, situated on
the road leading fram Lamriprt-
villeto Rocktown, Hunterdon
county which is by actual meas
urement is eleven feet and seven
menes in circumference. Mr.
Lambert measured the tree on
Saturday. Who can beat this?
Turkeys need a greater de
gree of protection from damp
ness for the first six weeks of,
their lives than any other kind
of poultry. Exposure to a show
er or the dewey grass of early
Hnral World
It is said that with the pruning saw. a
with medicine, more injury is done by the
ignorant than the skihea can remed).
Ofall the different aneties of cultivated
grapes, the Delaware contains the largest
amount ol sugar and the Concord the
least.
The ox-eyed daisy, which lias become a
crcatpest in some sections of the countn.
fa propagated by seed, and ought therefore
to De mow eu down bciore me seed, is npc.
Rose cuttinea and all other cuttinrs need
bnly dean, moist sand, tQl they hare roots
to reacve nourishment; then leaf mold or
any ltght,innderately rich sou will answer.
The rose sin?, so destructneto ourrose
bushes at this season of the J ear, may be
uestrojeu oy ousting me plants w nue wet
with dew with air slaked lime. Srnnnn?
the bushes with a strong solution of soap
suds is also recommended.
The Simla une will lie down in the
spring, when the vine begins to die set
the pot back on the stand; water occasion
ly in August or September. It w ill start out
new groth, then repot, and itwiU be ready
to adorn our room all w inter.
Flower bed, of fancifuldesi'ni are now
fashionable in France. A pilgrim s gourd, a
staff, a pitcher and basin, recalling the ba
sin and ewer offered to the wayfarer in for
mer times, are some cf the paterns uaed
to make a circular bo-iJer around a small
arbor.
Expeneucred hedge growers in this
countrv say that to be successful in making
a good and lasting hedge fence, we should
set the plants eight inches apart, cultivate
well foi threeyears or until the canes are
at least one mcli in diameter. Then plant
down, leaving the canes standing at aDout
an angle ofoS.
Although but little is heard from them,
the greenbackers arc very enthusiastic in
their campaign and are pultinc in Ihar us
ual Dig political claims, icven hlates, they
declare will go for Weaver and Chambers,
among them Texas,nolwithstanding its us
ual 100,000 Democratic maiontj. Tim
will throw the election of rrcsidcnt into the
house, where both Democrats and Repub
licans w-ui unite in acompronuae seating
iWeavcr in the Presidential chair. It la dnS
cult to discover a flaw in such a straight
forward .logical programme aalhij. N O
Democrat.
Quite a Difference.
St Louis Republican.
There is a distinction with a difterence be
tween the soldier Grant anthe soldier Han
cock, as. presidental candidates. Grant rep
resented the bayonet and Hancock repre
sented theballot pox. Grants recomendation
found word in his invariable subordinations
of the civic to the military power, while
ILincock is presented because of consistent
suborrdination cfthe miLtaryto the cine
power.
tprin.-M FRfFEPTY FOR SAU.
10 Residence Lots in Hun ad hut"
S Lots suitable for bustn-sa urpo e,
m locality of the new depot.
4 LoU on weat side and hunting North
street, on south side of Central rnlwa),
suitable for shops or warehouses.
2 Dwellings, with lots fronting on Mar
ket street, south of Central rathi ay, a part
of the Shipman property.
1 House and lot on cast aide of Market
street, known as the Jo Tom place
2 Lots on east side of North street, near
tlie Central railway crossing.
1 Dwelling Houac, with 5 rooms, tutcm
and well, situated on north maiket street,
in Basscll's adcinon.
Tlie above lots arc all located adjacent,
or in lhebustness part of town, and will be
sold on beat of temia.
I hae for sale, alao, the unaold portion
of the Allcorn addition in wcat part of town,
and the Norms addition in soulli-eaat part
of town, and many olhcr suburban lota.
Alao, dw cllmgs acd store, for rent
JOHN A. HANDLE,
May 13, IbSo. Real Eatate Agent.
Try Them!
you need anj dung in the line of Trcali
Drugs, Tatent Medicines, or
Todel Articles, call on
Finklca & Ralston,
Under Central House, South "Ideof Square,
EFIMIAM, fFAAa.
6? They hac come to staj and en
ea or to please. vs.nl.
-TTTILLIVU ZLIbS,
CITY BASEBL,
D
OOWPECTION-EH.
Main Street, Brenham, Texas.
DEALER in Staple and Fancy Grocc
nes, Viues, Liquors, Lager Beer, &.
Hot Bread, Fresh Cakes and lies on han
call times. ian 1,'78-y
County Coarentlon.
To the Democracy of W aahlagton Couity
A Democratic Convention ia hereby call
ed to meet at Brenham at a o'clock, 1'. JI
Wednesday July 21st, 1SS0, to select dele
gates to the Democratic Slate Com ention,
to the Congress onal Convention of the 5th
Concressional District, and to consider the
advisabiLty of nominating county officers.
The democrats of the respective , oung prc
cmts are requested to meet in their nrr.
uiku on oaiuroay, uie 17m day ot Julj,
18S0, to select delegates to represent them
in said county com ention.
Let every Democrat in the count) attend
the primary meeting in his precinct and take
that interest in the political affairs of 1 la
county that the importance of the approach
ing election demands.
B.H.ESSETT,
Chm'n Dan. Co. Ex. Committee
Brenham, June 30, 1SS0.
To Owners of Gins
D
Sewing Machines.
bT01 KLAD D CONSIDER!
Ihac anew irrxess for e'larvcnliipGi Di
li U done wttli two machine, unc to Eire Hie
teeth the prupcr length an I the uther to rmnul
thcm.Icainffthcm regular, so they , III uot
urcak, cut or nap the cotton , gina toit, dcio-i
the fceed aaI makta a. Ftt tample I nil
brushes atiUljoiM, ana maVe old ribs tloaa
food work a hen ucn I repair all kind,
of Swioff Machines and hac new rartsfor
different machine. I rut iii Mich new iwm$.
aa the machine nerdd t. hen I repair one, ma
king old machine, do na good work aa a nen
one Tartles in the country wishing Gins or
fccwlng Machines repaired n 111 bring thtai to
myofiite, or drop me a postal card, and I
mil call on them at their residence anddo
their work: Tenua reasonable and wwk
guaranteed
All kinds of Machine needles, Atlah
ments, Varu Oil. He , tor bale by the wn
Uerelgned Oflice at iingerSewiDfc Machins
Office Do not let cobblers work on vonr
Gins, cr inachtnc agents on your Sewing"Ma
chlna, nor fool 50U out or them, buthae
tn ra repaired and save our monev
Notice I ara agent lor lUlt'a Manual of
Social and Bil tne-wtiirm. n Itn-il. nf .
eral Rercranco for eirry Busine 3, Ladies
and bentlemen sboiil 1 have it Address or
cation O W DAMs, Ilrenham, Teias.
J.
L. EDWARDS,
AJSOUCEHETS.
For District Jlbce.
We are authorized to announce Judge I.
B. McFARLAND as a candidate for Tudge
of the 3Jd Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Washington, Lee and Bur
leson. 1 lecnon first luesdaj in Xot em
ber. To tlie otenof the 23d Judicial District
composed of the counties of Waslun-ton,
Lee and Burleson
Ihac been of latcollen called upon
by persons in the district, !oih Iavers
and others, to l.nowhether I intended to
be a candidate for the off.ee of District
J udge in thi district at the fall clecnon
I Ime also been told by persons of all
pohucal parties, that there was no intention
so lar as they loieiv, to regard the office or
District Judire as a nolmra, ft. ., ,1..
coming election. At this determination I
feel pleased, as I would not be wilhng to
enter into a heated contest for the office,
irthepeopleof the District shnni.i .-
proper to electane I shall feel gratified it
the confidence in me thus rtpresaed.
A. S. URCHDDLa.
Contraclor and Builder,
Ercnham, Texas.
Ia prepared to contract for building anl
general carpenter work. Estimalea and
designs furnished at short notice. Special
attention g-ven to job work. Pationag,
solicited ana susfactiou guaranteed. Shop
south side of ma.n street, opposite Mclntyrr
House. March 21 1S79
C. MINKOTZTZ,
DEALIKIN
Groceries and Provisions
WI.NLb, LIQUORS, ClUAKb,
(.rotkerj , Lamps and Glassware
Comer Ant and Quitman Streets,
Scpt.23,'79-3m. brenham, Teaas.
ftTC! wpcV '- a at home easily
V?a niailc. Coatl" null t free Address
lee Co , AuUala, liable UeclM&irJv.
"jV TcGOWEN &VANNESS,
Contractors,
Carpenters and Builders,
llreuham, Texas
Lellmate-i niniished when i etjuiml Make
a cecialt f moving liuU"n, eilhtr iu the
citj orcouulr) Ml kinds of job uorkpron.pt
1) attended to lnce reason ible aj 1 la-if
to AflVuTiraeiis.
The Cotton Worm
Can be caady, cheap!) and effectually
U4.,JL'JJH3VXXIxrv.T13I3 j
Py a judicious use of iIil
SAM. SCHLENKER,
I1FALEK
Books and Stationery,
Periodicals and Mazazines,
JlmkwiU buliLng, west s deFubl c Square
Jlch 5, So-, tf Eienham, Tcaas.
"UNDERTAKING.
JWMEKSE REDUCTIONS !
vat
OEFEKED BY
f $
3DISSOXiTJTZ03Sr.
The cu-pattncTjUrp of Rcicbanlt 5. Coimtiu ho this ihy bn tlissolv il b muttul
consent. Mr. J Kekliardt will conlintic the business, as heretofore, under huown
name, assume all labihucs and collect all oulslandlnj. Mr. V. Conutius will remain
ntlh the new firm and will be glad tu see his old fnendi ami customer. Call ou him.
New Fmoitnre House!
E. BEICIDiKDT,
GiddiiiKs' Building, South side of the Public Square,
BRENHAM, TEXAS,
DCALERb It
Main Street, Brenliam.
Look at tlie iullu ins; pikes and lie cum iiiLCil that
-c can sell clicipcr than any bouse in this city:
50 pieces white corded pique at S i-2c. a yard,
1 case of fine law ns, fast colors, at S i-2c. a j ard,
2$ pieces lattice lawn, best quality, at 15c. a jard,
35 pieces French Linen plaids, latest designs, at 20 a yard,
20 pieces Seersucker, nice quality at 12 i-2c. a yard,
13 pieces satin striped linens at 20c. yard,
5 pieces Basket pattern brown dress linen 23c a yard.
10 pieces Plaid Black Grenadines ilea yard.
15 pieces satin striped black Grenadines 25 .1 jard.
30 pieces Alapaca in all desirable shades 15c a yard.
IS pieces DcBcigc in all desirable shades 20c a yard
9 pieces cotton l'laidsof fine texture 10c a yard.
11 pn.ces Mohair plaids nice patterns 10c a yard
7 pieces solid colored buntings 15c a jard.
S pieces blue plaid all wool 22 l-2c a jatd
20 pitCLs dress silk inall shades 95c a jaid.
1 1 iii-i.es satin in desirable colors j$c a yard.
S pieces black jilk, pure sill: J"0e a atd
4 pieces black sill. lteay quality 97 i-2c a yard.
So doz. two button lad gloves in all ohadj, j;.jud elastic
l.itl and perfect goods worth 050 at 50c a pair.
25 doz. three button kid glo.es m all shade., of good
and elastic l.id worth $1 at 75c a pair
15 tloz. lour button kid glove m all Jiades of
finest quality worth 1.50 at Sl.20 a pair.
10 doz. four button black Lids at Ooc a pair.
I(DuseFnm&tog laaisariotf
and Chamber Sets, Carpetingsj Mattings, Oil Cloths
Iht onb cclusnel I urmturc and Ilouac rurrushin Establishment in the city.
5? ncaacgnciisacall and examine our oods and fince. Good
LrUotthccit) 1 ree. Carpel
Brenham, July 3, iSScdwif.
part of thccitj i ree. Carpet ewed and put down at short noticcj
'efii crcd in all
.IcsimL
H, W. RIMY & BR!
Stoves and
WIIULL- VLV. Ml U I II VI lJ
vcrj'
Acry fine and citenoive and complete line of
LADIBS'
And nianufactiil
Galvanized Ire
WINDOW CAPS AND ORNAHE
Tin Hoofing ami
AntStl set, Bi'oiilii
tBeincr exclusuely in the Stove j.KFCWKic- c
are enabled to offer superior inducements, eKcr a wholesale or
retail. Gie us a trial. Storeroom under the Central House.
Brenham, June 24, iSSo-dwtf
d&. Jfth.
m
DEALLR IN
Lailica Kcady-niaile Linen Dicsct-, Anions,
Chililicn's Ecaily-ni.nlc Linen Drcbscs,
"White Pine Dicbscb, etc.,
All at tho most lc.i-
hon.iblc niiccb.
nra
CALL AND G-ST
m
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s
r5 ti
IT?
LSiLS
i
1SPII
" vc 1
ml
mm, aud Slippers
of all kinds, from the cheapest to the finest Philadelphia made
goods, at the lowest living rates. Wc sell you a 3
Strap Ladies Sandal, very nice goods, at
Si. 75 a pair.
A man's slipper, nice style, at S1.50,
A man's slipper, a good street slipper, at 1.25.
CLOTH OR DM!
TINT !
Whitcicsts, $1 and upwards,
Cottonade pants at 50, 75, and
$1 a pair,
Cassimcrc pants from $2 to
S7.50 a pair.
Children's summer suits from
52.50 up,
A No. 1 childs sailor suit $4,
Men's single coats from Si up,
Men's suits from SS to Sio,
Men's line cassimcrc suits
from Sio upwards,
lso a large and well selected sloek of Broadcloth suits and
Doeskin pants, Diagonal coals and v ests, latest styles at
astonishingly low figures. Alpacca cuts. Dusters in
Linen and Mohatr,
Gents Furnishing Goods
wmi mmmmm,
Noith-wcsl Corner of the Public Square,
BBENIIAM, TEXAS.
- 1 1 1-, just rcccn cd a full tint cumpIUL ituck of
Spring mi Bwmm? afe,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, TIES,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES.
Also, a large and vaned assortment of
Parlor and Bed-room Furniture
CARPETS, SIATS AD HOUSE FUKXISHIXG GOODS.
E, Call anil ex&minc oar GooiL and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Wc
guarantee satisfaction m all departments. Give ns atrial. March 7, 1SS0.
1850 1880
D. W. BLOOMBARGH & CO.'S
Grand Annual Sale
For the next Sixty Days,
Of their immense Stock of Spring and Summer
10)
AT REDUCED RATES.
Shlisb. Lauics' Tihuiiiul and Unliiiuiiicd Hats.
. Paiahols, Faua, clc, at lcasoiiablc talcs.
Be sure and call at
NEWBOUEE BHOS
Tn Goudt Palace, Main Sheet
i rrepararioa rf IBOXmJ CAUSAIA BAEK, in tomtiulion Hi the YiU&k
Endcred by Ui Medical rrefesIoo, and recommended by tntm -SnH
Djspepjla. Central Debility. Female Diitascs.Want ol Vitality, "fvjJ 1 ; H
T J J,IHR.'wit "". r-,mc!. "tin.iiii:- -Ha" ffl a B'k RkS
ho bid bejn doctored nnrlr lo .iclh for kt-JesSWa r I H mSfSJKlP'
raised her from hpr hid mbOTm H H v BK&' Janitsllrownof
"bcre the hid brn Lrm SI 1 11 'RJSSSiirconiilr ba, rciiralrt
memlhi i" T -3? ".Wll lWJUeSrt"Il""" "' " l
&rM Tl tBrf Rgbencfiw his lie mxlvcd from llw iimi
CTB-fl 9 M ft -Ig&oryoMrll.uNTMt. IlctilUu4tlut,anrr
StnTB A H Wi JB'l'baTlnir paid lhrceorfour nndnl dollar dnr-
SSIjI mtim VB BJaI019 ,lndlwnboH'9or,onr lituv Tiim, .11 1 it, r
rH S&lfiTB wJB'',,00n! Fd than all ollKrili,dklnr4ihcorrucd. .ie
Bfil Bffl? taWn h " , , h J',7ra'Mct vthe llw, lUA,,fIc, from
H jjBQUJSiTniTnlTSs"1' "l LnrniUln.
T2IE DR. BARTER MEDICINE CO..
No. 213 NOBTH WATTT STRETT. ST. LOUIS-
FANCY GOODS, IIATSr
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Notions,
To malkC room for Ihcir FALL STOCK.
tp flnr.i.t ailicrtitc.IKICL. but caU and be cominceU lliat ecan UNDLK
IiLLL any House m the aty. t arc detta-imneil not to carry t,urtlockocr tillnaL
V. LLOOJIUAKGII &. CO , Lrculiani.
ASfa S. JSi.
DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
Shipman Uuilding, East -ide of Public Square,
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
ta8gWjfc
V3SY EASILY HANAGSJ,
" SCOHOHIOAL 11T PU3L,
AND GUAEAKTEED TO
Give Ferfsct Satisfactioa STerjvlisrs.
WTEROAK
MADEOSIYBY
M
J
ST. LOUIS, HO.
IKTOETEHS AND DEALKE3 lit
TiN-PLATE, WIRE,
SJIEEX ZXIOX7
ILASS OF GOODS RED OttSOLB BI
AND STOVE DEALRS.
it mica lists.
Anill iKO.Jgtpt
ILrnoiUii, Trias
OHS'
BlUuUSfES'.
eiSKllEAOACIIT;
C3T!YEr.S3. '
Drsrxrsin, V,
Goua
GETABL
I MED
It It TbirtrTe an the OMett. tad mb- reiral
ElmmoDS'Uedlctne now la market. Prrared el
by 61M M0N3 IUTDTCT. 5S10-I7 CI Vk At. .3 ULofl
sucf rcr lo U.A. Rlmimt.M n. ! K i.
anlll.bcUlsudpKfciSH. StOdbj aiDnemf
irf- ii-jn ia- a.iaiH
tS5v:jM?ATai1
cordial
PURIFIES THE ftpffl),
rDAniPATCC MAI JLDIJLI Einienu
Re.lnTlgrntn the tijntem, PRE
TJSTS and CURES thllla, 1'cTtn,
Sypp4ia, hammer, remalr, and
rJierufsonlers. Recommended hj
best physicians;
Pronouncfid a Medicine ty United
States Revenue Department
For sale Jy alt Druggists and Dealers,
PBET1EED 05LT ST
HOME BITTERS CO., St. LwiSiMo,
FfuiiB, Jain & Sesl&orsf,
- SUCCCSSOKS TO
M.
A. HEALY,
DEALER I-
GENERAL HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, Edge Tools, CASTINGS,
I-aimng Implements, Hoes, Chains, Pious
Iron, Steel, Cooking and Heating btoes,
aw e i nmminjs ana i inw are ot all Kinds
Paints, Oils, " arniahes and window GIas,
Buggy and aj;on material Rubber Belunc
from Ul to lS inches wide. PacKinroi
all 1 mtU, and all articles apj ertaining to ihe
uaiuuare uusines. "iaia sireet,
Jan. i,7$ Ilrenham, lexa
BOOKWALTER ENGINE.
R. B. LUH3ST,
Haj recaved a -j lendid -U-ck (.Tucw sljlc in
Spring and Summer Goods,
Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ties,
CLOTHING,
LADIES' AND GENTS' HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
I lmc also in ilorc a full and couiplctc sleek tf
Family Groceries.
1ST All I
in llrcnhani.
sk lb a trial, as can and u ill sell Goods cheaper than an ether merchant
I mean BUSINESS. Call and be com meed. Mcli 9, iSio If.
J. T. J. O'RIORDAUr,
Fire bisuiaiice Ageot,
KhlCIIARDT &. SEELHORST,
HAEDWAEE,
bloTCSiTinand HoUoirWarr,
I'aiab, Oils, Varaiih, Window Glas, Bel
tug. and Agticoltural ImplemenU,
Si M7tAcniRtRS or
HIxL AND BURGLAR TROOfc
AenU for Ui- celebrated
HAZARD TOWDLR COMTANV.
Agents for Walker's Insect
Exterminator.
Hciue furnching GootL, Tanipsicf allde
senptrans, Cooing and Heating Stoves, in
large variety.
Wrought Iron npc and. Steam. Fitting
cut and fitted to crdcr. Roofing and spout
ing done at short notice
Guna ami HuutcrsSupiriies
Gnus, FiEtotanud bafes repaired at
short notice. Iron doora and window
blmda made to order. All kin da of
cartridges and ammumtioo tept on
hand feb2&wt
1 " aFwJSSPMwi
rzEirr, Ilou-toa County, Ca.
Wc Iiave tnown 'Swift's Snhilidc Spc
ciflc" lestcil in hundmlj of obitioate rues
of SjpMUj, Mercurial Eheomatlun, Scrofula,
11111UUC ULI7U1U31 iCUCtl iLUUlcjiiuui:ui
REPRESLM1NG TIIC -
Hamberg-Bremen. Hamberg,
GERMANY.
And other first-class companies. J- Office ocrRoos' store.
mpming often results in the dcs-'TflTai! flnflnn Wnrin Hpefrmronl
)od. uuhuu iiuiiu uuouuiul .
truction of an entire brood.
1
- Deep ploughing and thor
ough cultivation is not a theory j
but a principal deeply founded ,
inseiencc and thoroughly es-
Diisaea oy practice.
1 01 sak b)
II. FISHER, BrcuIiam,Tcas.
Agcnlfur
pouwTiuiffpuiar.
July nib, iSeWwlf.
I han. ickiul lu my 1 u, ,iocl. a hn.
isaonrauit of X. ndeitaking Cim il Lonslat
ing of
BURIAL GASES and GASKETS,
1 n I all arltik-rt. uiiitt fur anintciiruiL
' Ihntals.,
j TWO 1INL III khL-
, Ok I Vlult- -ind a wlutc Huir c f.r
ItluMrtn, it mil ia 1 tKsc carnage, f-pL-1.1
illy for I murals. 1 tronast sIn.itc 1
lcrui iciNi niMc
, V O. I I01T1 K
J.iciiluni J i) 25, t boo-Jill
90C nMk it
Hw ouutntj
a uiuuu, Jiam
'HBlfj
QmQk&U.
ss Druggist & Apothecary,
Brenham, Texas,
LLALEK IN
l.FO
Mtriliii evntm
Lomjaci substantial
rconuiuicai 11m rwr
luanafTMl t.uarauteed
to nork uell ana glc
lull K)friIaimI
1 Efrineaiirlboilcrcom
jiicte. imlurlinspjicr
uor, fcrtl j uuip, ilrf re
pullr , eti , at the lu
J lioMpoucr :i DRU0fc,MLDICEb5.CIILMICVLh1
1-2 x rir. Toirirr sovrs. iiKtrstr.
- ( 1-2 370
at Minufacion LS COMDb &t , I ANCA AU-
LlliLRiWUnr"1" TICLl, rEUlUMLR. ,
l.rcnliam 1cml
1 1 jsitiaii 1 rccnptions carefully com
pounded ami orders an trcil w iili cart, and
1b-pau.l1
I -inner tourtr Alcrchants anil IIi)si
ciaiii will I ml iry s.loJ of medicine com
'plttL, lnrrirttd genuine and of lilt bcl
iiualit;
WOOD & LOW,
cnrelnevcn case.
Iltt.lt L. i)ESXACC,
Sam1 Iuixkx,
JmlfeCo Court.
J L U vnrjcr, of
Sarannan, La.
Mjt llmcr, Shcrifi
tl JACKSOV.Uep'tCl't
superior conn.
J. C. GiuutnT,
lrobt
J-V.3lAy,
CottDty TYtasorcri.
IUtACoedon,
HJt, UKCS'Of.
Wc are acqoalatetl with the gentlenirn
whose flsnaturcs appear to the alwve crrtid
cate. Ibryare cltizeasof aidcoantT, of the
hisiestrMectabilirrml characiT
b .S OILLS,
Ordinary, Houston Co , Ox.
I) ir CUELEK
Uf rfc bujierior Coort Ilotiston Co , 0
I am personally acquainted with the pro
prietor, and many of the jrentlemen whose
lynatnrea appear to tbe forepolns certiflcatcd
Ibn are iupii of high character and tfand
In A U. C0LQL1TT,
GoTfrnor rf" OfoiTria.
nth Murrsrixinc coiujanS,
rroprictow, Atlanta, ca.
Sold by 1: K. lATLX and FUKZJU. & lilLS
TOf , I)ni?si6t5, Erenhanr, Texas.
call for a copy of "loung Men's Friend."
rtmniiMn. wholt A Co.. Garreaton and
Dallas, and all IcadiBrdnundsts, wholesale
a,cnt Juneu, lad
Jane U, lidOdwly.
Dealers in
Wit fcCIUKENDEIKT,
Blacksmith
4
jountun town 1imitaiid
.aaiesdii iiillltta
deflJdJtw
and mauufacturtr ol
K.itidiinuL nin.i:in:M
Brfiibam lixf
'spetial attention "ntnto Hot v
Hides Wanted.
bS '(tviw iiiriim'H eu ( uui -- 1 ' V) "U pHtC P HU lOl
iiuliu, trurrni i"u nui k. nuu ft'nir uic L n
llDLs al
-' nil lilt rtnll In
I enns liberal. i?hon aboi. biilJinrs s Mno.I! Ao.ni
bank, gn banOy slxccL June IS '74. . Lrcshani, March:; dilutf. "
LUMBER, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS
Also Agents for
Agrcultural Implements,
Such as
JOHN duere's plows and cultivators. cok
AND COB MILLS. STUDEBAKER ROAD AND
SPRING WAGONS. REMARKABLY CHEAP
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Pennington House,
Curni.r .Main and Douglas streets,
(01 J Cnimplcr House,)
UsExiuM, ... Texas.
The umlcrsijpicjj Lavmj made additions '
to and refitted thi well Vnown house, 1
now prqmcd to accommodate regular and
transacnt rcacslsat inc louowinj;
bingltmcal S 25
Uoordpcr lay... ..-x.00
Loard per week 4.5c
Hoard icr menlli l&oo
Day lioard per month.... 1500
taJ-Thc Uble is at alt ttm,. suj-plicJ
witl. the best the market afibrds.
E. PENNINGTOM
anqdS.tf Propnetoi,
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