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KitHgw aii'.Mm!g"flwaj.u' 'lEv-a.. ftiaamwiMaBgrr
-osrBEjnawtTr Ert
q vmmmtmmtemiKrsisetr' r " i"
!.
fw rwi
rA g' 1 1
'iia'j'
trainee
l8o."was over
ittan is sa.d to have
pvested in American
1129,810 for seven
of Italian op-
Massachusetts
M.ootiogwwtljip-
CoV'MI
; in postaTowers'IO,-
rmonlh.
It is said that Maggie Mitch
cl s net prohts, Ibis scaso.
.n ... II
V. ""tk
reach $60,000.
In 1S09 Fulton took out the
first patent fo? the invention of
the steamboat.
"4 -
Another-rafeisiTCcovciy
df coal liasTjecn-fcade oh Van-
cover's Island.
The proportion of men to wo
men who commit suicide is fou,r
toonc.
Hereafter all Turkish news
paper will be edited by gov
-- emmerttfpfficials. r M Ah I
onlynativpMexic
seats in ngress.
The capital invested in rai-
roads is
espmated at twenty
ifWnll.-.! J ..
".T? il-riV -.
... Thurlow Weed received a-l
Thurlow Weed received a1
HT . -
government pension for services
in the war of 1612.
Brqoklh,vt. V., iVdojvnfor
another elevated railroad, with
a capital ofSi,OO0,occ.
Theiworld's' population i( of
37,000,000 includes 410,000,
000 nominal christians.
Connecticut tobacco, lands
give anf average tannual yieM oif1
1400 pounds to the acre.
nmid oiCheops in Ecyptr
aeops in iigyp
The daily average gain of an
Italian peasant- js jjone
and twentyrorfe -centiin
day.
-lnousandspt trees inj
nsiri were dca
A homely young, girl .ia,she,
consclajipn, qf knowing) fbaty
she lives'to be forty .she'll be a ,
: ,. . , " ,.,1
rai-tl1t'iF rA-rrtr
The Vfashngton itArfj. && A. ,
Kepubucan makes the. assertion
that pronounced democrats lr
being appointed to places m the
denartments. ' n f,!
Therble; Jdbnf Burhsfdta f-ssjl
atone timeTargely "interestetf
in real estate1 in Corpus Christr,
Texas. ' "Vw t
""Ti.e-wiap'jv and daughter of
oiuucwdii jacjvson arc among
tlie guests at Kockbndge. Alum
Springs, Virginia.
AbrahamUaiUlow, tnefprohiti
bition candidate- for-goVtrnor
of Ohio, is said fd"bea large
inanufdcturerloF andldeTr
The London papers state that,
according to present arrange
ments, Princess Louise will re
turn to Canada on Oct1. 26!
Mr. Elhs Ashmead-Bartlett,
ST. P., says that Mr. Gladstone's
speecKabontiim is considered
bymeSIJoftaste undignified, if
not vulgar.
King Kalakaua is to be made
a member of ths. Legion of
Honor. He has sent President
Grevy the insignia of the Grand
Cross of the Order ofKamcha
meha. There is an -unmistakable im
pression in New York that Ros
coe Conkling is altogether too
busy for a man who has with
drawn from politics. Philadel
phia Times, Ind.
In about a month more the
avereage young man will be
sending liis last winter's ulster
io the dyer so as to be ready,
at the first frost, to lead the
winter style. ,
Washington jail is rapidly as'
sumiS-T all the chief" character
istics Ofa lunatic asylum. Only
a few 10re conversionc are
needed in order to make it just
the place for Guiteau to spend
the rest of his days.
Jose Mansfield is said to be
Keeping a gamming House in
come anKem51aryJ,and pros
perous ciczen, and ilrs. James
Pisk, jr , is said to be lying in
reduced circumstances.
At twenty a man is sure that
he knows everything ) at thirty
he begins to have grave'doubts;
at forty he knog that there are
some thing3 he don't know; at
fiftyj-hc is certain that he will
neveciagain know as much as
he once knew.
Baron Rothschilds said to
cx,-Minister Xoyes lately. "The
financial prosperity ot the Uni
ted States is without a parallel
in" the history of the Vorld. You,
arc drawing from,the treasuries
of the old world to fill your
own."
There is a tremendous girl at
Kecne, Michigan. Her father
offered her ten dollars if she
climbed to the top of the steeple
of the Kecne church and stand
Par&. SV-jssaidtohave VSSSSm' !
on the top of the same and 'rah ( purpose, "don't you"6n2 for
for Bob Ingcrsol). She accom- f pn'ng:, with its balmy breath,
pushed the feat and , received ' its warm sunshine, and its gen
the ten dollars. j tie showers, which awajtens na-
Thc United States signal scr- .ture, and. puts -Jifc jno cvery
vice departmenwill establish ' -i'tng that has laid cold and
stations at" Austin, Lulic", Wei
mar, Houston, Hempstead,
Hearne, Waco, J5clton, Dallas,
-orsicana, A.ongview
-na Palestine, locatea in
-s cafjed the "cotton belt" of 1
k. TexasA ,
Granze Soles.
5K.are.tl
th'ah mere1
ttle faith in those mem-
rno come to the grange
about election time.
ane Visitor.
tomi'i Jtal ttie
BeflWtoi.fl
principles which ue profess and
all will be well. I
Every relief from the graspl
d of corporations th.-..
I
. come to the people at
large has come through the
influence and action of th
grange.
The grange clement cap
ture Nebraska legislature at:
elected Gen. Charles H. V:
Wyck to the Unitec Stat
senate. AH right. He is a
man of first-class ability, though
he is a farmer.
JT',JVijfS. thtSdrfli rcuSSSieth,
Secq timb andHjjHi est m M not,
words in the grange ana you
have the incentive to hold fast j
to the beneficient result, of tile
cherished order.
Education and co operation.
the tnins that must go hand in
hand in advancing the cause of
I the grange and human progress,
4TS -a-re"i :pr ' ...
aionca" rtitnquaieJt-otneW will
never help us to attain the
highest rank and success in
our calling.
The people of this country in
their efforts to stay the en
croachment of the great railway
coroorattons 11
ers,
fiairflt. Kilticc 'am
ven
JltftiH decisions oH B.i
1 .-"t r. ...
erne
court on their side.
The
court awards it and the
doth give ft."
jivA. multitude 01 manners su
Jejf.befaCseVJoflfteEBcient offi
r- r."".1
cers--good, kind hearted, pleas
ant men , perfect, but with no
downright, earnest purpose
and,fltge rnember.coninuc
them in office, though the
grange languishes, and perhaps
!snearitsi finaj nd. Where
thereTs one' officer that suffer
from overwork there are a doz-
I
Let our grange make such
rules as-are essential; and trim
rZi ,"ri
of them. It isiustas easy to
do so, as the opposite, only
i?et in tTelhabit of doing so.
But smt will say, "What is the
use of being so particular? It
is iust asJvelLta let -ihtogg" "
TKSlefvIio h-t?,Sy7ien
nfj Sttbit f ygrf cVy
Infbg $ at WBsKr Sifc, Inow
ao diffexence.rTirvidoinci things
t'.v.it j !'' ici :?... ."1
Will
mz
soto'n, seeAdAtitadys1 gained
vt -
'Beaded Iacti- fbS dipss gafr-i--
'tqre iflwj has sji, embroidery
ihef cjare also EboaiHcElOkadb
fmuchiisedwitli beaas.
'A nbveltv in trininiinir -ambries
is in uncut velvet, Mn' lice pat-
I' terns, upbn dark iiatfn. This
is used tp tnnl line'wolen walking-dresses!
Pllish will doubt
less take the placi-1 of fur as
r$np.fng. J
- TheniostashionablcAasques
forantaanityear arc cur in the
mrs1fapTr,-!raTR7?veoaJs;
win oe lasmonaDie, ana aiso
plain velvet suits, but the velvet
coats will be worn Kith satin
of silk skirts.
FrihfeCsffdi? dr
trimmings
HUDOIfl l-CC JS
'Avis .radio the i
kvx nmup
i
FtPulS
a foot deep are made of cheniUt;t!ivt)eral.andsomedividcnd,and
tied in meshes, with pedant
strands that are each finished
with a large cut jet bead. Such'
inngc is put in rowc across tue
front and side breadths 6fa
dress, and the jets are 50 large
thit they make a noise like that
01 castanets at the wearer mov
j This kind of fringe is used
in black dresses and in colored
satin as well notably those of
dark ruby satin and of lead
gray and white. .
, SouUiern GUou Jlilb
There seems no longer any
doubt that there are southern
cotton mills tha bah sell .clcrrHl
below the eastern
M
make better dividends'.,1 jl'
-c- r - : ' . r?,i.
i-lium yuK u,iuiidBCi1yi "Welllt.'JMil.UllilUatQjLI
Alimi.ehl.GflorrT! rntfnn Tantorv I
":.T. ' if 'it.T '.i-.' n
.... j. '..J . ..
a cwnshit3a1smal3r;lrginIa
count about 1 80,000 and thr
colored about 112,000, wlrw
they pay their boll tax- and
vote. About one-fourth of botS
colors, however, will fail to pay'
that tax or put themselves in a -
position to exercise the right,
says: "Southern mills can sell iUV.rrT.TY'.'.-ri.'rJ J""'"
cloth qne-half cent less per ?T, lmPa,r ,ts vlSor " the
yaryJaiaii'Ue Nev England j n'g''t.
mUls, and stiU make mor r-Und!Jday, en thtSat
moacy than they do. Mr. Bits tew-lncl Wltfc holiday times,
sey.oftlie Eagle and Phceni without rest and recreation the
mills, of Columbus Ga., says , bltterf5PW-arits existence
the southern manufacturer ha2tlrtelm8e-Y!Tii53cason
privilege, duty, or whatever i('MiP.1';3itJllifjmii7Jt3 pit!
as the rule ot three, that if the
white people do their duty only
bait
j-Utp
trot
the negro vote almost slont for
power. Rich'mbnd'"iState.
'"Deacon,'' said the mdonr,
as she gently stroked in a fehneJ
' manner the maltese tabby that
evidently lay in her lav lor th it
dead duruite , lonfo-jjinter,
and brings cveiTthing UDCUt of
way ive snail pteverjt the
aic
aud5, uu. m.u yiuuuu, into i- am"
TyleJIWe?" "Well, hardly, dov ; '
, what (responded the old deaeon! you
thr nntJ rtrmtnA .... ?? Ilf -A
know I buried mv second
last fall."
I
S.ii o heed Corn.
ifiiSF better i A correspondent of the I Iam
tall&rs. i ton Freeman gives some good
j advice on this subject as fol-
, ions. "As the Western and
I Middle States lose annuallv
IstlcrnWilfiAfUushels 6f.com
lrtfJnl!k.,arfy, inarrtinV larfiiless 'seed.
' t ., i i? tlin t.in..ntv tin... . rvttlt
nv in uiv (Jivi.. mitt- w ..-
er the seed is being discussed
through agricultural papers,
manv contending that husking
0$ &t,,tellt? RSlf th,c
ccu- "ut 1 n,U!l "'"
J110311 "ao recommenu gauicr-
- "'K sc:u -.r" " c iwvk imu
our heavy (or corn-killing) fall
avStoahave .
: m "tq i
into
rnficld RKenFtheHiusk
TT T'l Z- TT OS
ritfenTin the earliest .
,lftLUVlio rtrk& ?nH I
1l"'l-'-Mtt MW ..
e Jf s, nifb'? pursuin-j
course improvement in
qdalfty" arid time of ripening
will be the result. If it is pick
ed before the cob is dry it,
should not be piled up 111 a
heap to heat and spoil. Corn
that has been heated will not
germinate. Leave a few husks
to each car, and cither tie or
braid them together and hang
them 111 the
loft of your barn,
.. .. '
or other outbuildings, or make
a scaffold and lay small sticks'
of lath to hold the corn, and
don't lay too close, so that the
air has a good circulation
through and about your seed
corn. Your loft must be well
ventilated and should be left op
en until the cob is thoroughly
dried. As soon as the corn is
out of the milk it will grow i(
well taken care, of, as I know
1 by experimenting with large
unto ana .Missouri corn 11 it
fllflJf
iP 9 FBtTi iic rK3
tPSHSH
E&Sf S
tin
The I is no thorooahly ripe it will an-1
laviU.j'.tf utjll will, anajtheUrnel
1 1 HI 'Irr onF- I4M 8irds
suW WWilPn-'tSs will' nd botlier it
is no thorofighly ripe it will an
as long; but done stow your
seed ,very close overhead to
your grain bins or hay-mow, as
grain and hay are liable to heat)
and thus spoil yourseed unless
yojr ventilation is very good.
I have gone into my cornfield
and gathered my seed between
the 1st and 20th of September
for the last eleven years, and
never had a poor stand of corn,
whilst most of may neighbors
have either had to replant or
have a poor stand. It pays to
look well after your seed corn, i
Gather your seed early; plant
early, tend early and late, and
with a fair season your chances
to get a gTOfl' crop are excel
lent. Savtgtttc seed early and
take care of it well."
L'otlon Factories and Flillantlirojij.
Mr. Cliarles Kstes, of Augus
ta, who is now traveling the
continent over as an apostle of
manufacturing says; "Every
thousand dollars put into cot
ton factories, will comfortably
support five people." The sta
tistics show thatjSiooo given to
philanthropic putposes will
hardly support five people one
year. It costs $200 per head
to support a pauper, or Siooo
for five. But Siooo put irito s
cotton factory will give to five
people it supports tha tweetest
bread of earth that earned by
honest labor. Put into alms
houses, it gives its stipendiaries
the bitter bread of chatity. In
the first case it builds up the
country supports schools and
stores and makes idle hands
busy. ' In the last it stagnates,
iMrtjiyz'ls-, ifoR-dcs rojijy put
into an asylum docs its work in
one year and is gQaftMiPiif into
a cotton factory it is an invest-
menttlB6t:su0porfi3 its five peo
ple year after year, gives its
then comes back to him unim
paired. The man who invests
in cotton factories, then, is a
true philanthropist in effect if
not in purpose. The returns
show ikzt factories pay in the
south 22 per cent per annum
divided. Where will philan
thropy pay better? Atlanta
Constitution.
The Mortsajje,
In the whole range of bacred
and profane literature perhaps,
there is nothing recorded that
h43 such staying qualities as a
gqetf Jiealtfty mortgage. A
Wfe ftl toenjjed up
on to stick closes than a broth-
ffcr, I It ftisd Inisitta totjjerform
inai
that never lets up. - Hay alter
uai IL IJbiL i-ttt-ic.
f flllH
re; nor qoes
fl.rt -1.rrT,t..1.t' aMr,n... 1. l...
"e'lKn'S'Ln'Sl and
1pjiIiiTla'''bqwallpwcd up
into the gray man ofadvancing
yeartW4tJLM3PfP9rtK32e stands
up in sleepless iji!encc, with
ly-kintQnr- geienniahvsteam,
"fcaWessly AnmngRjnf'fike a
hur;c nightmare eatinsr out tlie
'Sle'ep'of'bbme "restless sliimbcrr
er,1" ths unpaid' 'rCars'up' its
i,atJrtti"front'".Iii
perpetual tor-:
ment to the miserable wicht
less clutch.
7)j(; "Liberal" South.
There is no such "liberal
scuth" as the northern press
essays to picture. There h a
new and liberal south that has
atttr'the lotos, as if ever bowed;
th"atJj'can.Si!fora" union in sjil.-'t
as well as in letter; that wishes
the widest possible freedom of
thought and criticism, and re
cognize the equal interest of
every man in good government.
The njouth plants herself on the
broad bedrock of democracy
liberty, security and economy.
She believes in these princi-
t , ,- ., . ,:jn ' ,
c" S' :acthe,r ,df aPPh""
is-SavannalNctts.
It estimated that there re
qc ,cto f Jens in the world, i
pDBSOU
Efc,,,. THE GREAT .-,?
b KgHflli Ub Ufa
I'OXt
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins; Sore Throat, Spell
ings and Sprains, Burns anil
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feat and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Vrt f-nrntlOD n fflrlh nl ST Ik c Olf
i VmiwI- V trial entailn but; th omrrat!)7
1 trtflnr ovttevtf uO ftnti. ind ctptt rti tuff.
ing with fl& no LaTo cheap rod pcaltlT pracf
pr iti claim.
litrrrtioBI in ncrcn tangvagM.
'SOLDBTlLLBRnoOISTaAKBDElLISS
I5MEDICIKE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
.Baltimore. Hi., U.8.4-
DOES
WHY?
IWONDERFUL
CURES I
n,r...rllf!c,n the IIVrK, DOWELS I
aad MUVIIS at I be tame lima.
Saaanaa It claanaaa tha ayatam of the potass
1 00a hacora that daaaloM Is Xidsar and Vn. I
Jnarj Ptroiaca.Bllloc-ee, JatmAIc. CbnatuE
ration, mca. or In Xhanxaattam. Kanralfta, H
ixrerrooa I31ordra as4 Trisale Coirjtalflte. I
KX WHIT rSOPLS SAT
Xoran It. fitnrlr. nf Jim.flna Pitr. ITaniwil. I
9mj aaun.TvoranuTU oini aiier rrgmar inj
atctanahadWaatrTliiffnrfoarJcan.
NhrrlH,rmg1-niintodk br four pramtn-ot
phr-trlaBfl and that La was aK-caard. cuc4 ay
V Jnhfl ln.11 C VT.ah1nn.nn nL .
K.I.Xnaond-rln. an editor In Chardoa. OhbvBj
Mra ha vaa mil rin-rb-d tn ll-r. h-lit. Mnat-it
oerooa Drurt, ou. juanrr n on cured aim.
Anna I Jarrett of Sooth Bairn. N. T earal
UmIm a TraramffrriiurfromklilarvtnMiblNil
and otbrrr.nii4icaUuaa naa ended Lj tha naa off
Aiuorj nvn. e
JtfhnB.Ia-rre-neof Jark-on, Trnn.. aetferrdl
for jrarafrom liver and ktdnej trouUre andl
.iirr- inning- " iuuttu, oi oinr SKaicin-a,
EOdoeT Wort nude hhn weU.
R)lT'Yd-I;ht-nar.wtth kldnry dlOlraltr and!
waa unable to -orL. UdnrJ wortjaaoo ottsl
VtrJta.t ntA (P Vnotram.-, n.n... TT 1
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES.
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Cppstlpatlon and Piles.
tnrlt ia lait ep In Dry Tegrtahta Foraa Io
tJncanf.oneRarBitreFf afhl. u niakraainli iaru
OrOnnlklM.. 'Al-ntU tiaoln rar-B.Cla.
ceairaiea, lor inoaa uni cuaut reauuj it-
pare it.
CT"itacfairtrnr.Mot tfelncf fa Mr font.
GLTITA.THEDnXGCISTS. 1-LICC.fIM
IVELf S, UIIOABDNON A ., rrea'j.
ICimiaendtbediTpofold.) cniUTCTae,TT.
. PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM.
-Brpatrjrnfcmol
AliFaimen.Motlw
ets, BusmtM men,
M-baiacs, &c, who
ire bred out Wwoik
ir wony, and all who
are bmerable wtth
DrsDepsu. Kbetraia-
ttaa, llowtl, KidiKy
or Liver Complaintsl
you can beumorat
ed &caiTecltry tmep
!!!Fi9"ir4!SMrtlfM'3iJbAli.lIli
II mu are wastin tr anrav itith tjiasnnratiaiLu
Best Medicine You CanTOse o
Restore Realtlt&trenjtTtb.
farsDpenor toBittxn&tnfacrTooicuubtiiMs
up the system but never mtoxicates. 50c. &(f
sizes. KoiwcuewiU,oLt$ijureofIItsc
& Ctt-N.V. Xaarnuvtaclwvioi;donaTxIz9
-iT t 'TJ JrZTBllVrfBit. StJ4 b
COlOgllOf -DiIaUro4i-i7rt4Ue.
Send for era
Ko. SO, for
FallamiWin-
no
JcrcFloS, Frcctoanyiddress. Con
fniins full ilescxiptipa of pfl jtuuii pf sods
fpr pcraonal and Iimilj use. Ve fa
Uircclly with the consumer, and sell ill
goeds in any quantity at vhoUsdc prices.
You cm buy letter and cheaper than at
home,
HOSTGOMEBY TYAHD & CO.
227xnd229'VatajhATenut,CHago,lB'
HOP BITTEES;
iA .Urdklne, mat n DriaJu)
COTallSI
1101, Pplir, 3IANDU-JJUC,
bnlMJEUOV,
Lsd Tm rcxwT asn larrrMnJTCAlQrtJJ
tiu or au. otbxb Bin-fit.
THEY CTJK.-B
All niMWfrtot the Stomach, Bomta, BToOd,
Ur, Kldnf Ttwand UrtnaryOrjran, Nr
oiiui-e-ul, SaMoleHauaand udkUU
fenuMCompUloct.
SIOOO IN COLD.
Wll repaid or a raaether-rtnuoteareor
help, or lor anything- Impure grlajurleu
.on-dlnthem.
Alc ronr drnrBtat for Hep tfttteraaad' sy
tlicm before sou. ilcep. Take n tker.
J T (Xtaaaausoateandlrreclafrktecilrefor
''Pruakx&neaxtue of opIntajtubavCaaaul
narcotlce.
mm 1 111 Easi fou Cikctux. eanvnaa
All iton W.U W .mnrl.tL
rpT piinea SI jCaKoskniUr, . V. T-ronUni.
Notice in Probate.
Tux State of Trans
Tu all Dttsgo. lEferesltd, in the estate sf
Cjnt. M. Tutfacrson, deceased; Laura
l'underaon, admlmstatm. of mi estate,
Jias filed in tUe Coanly Court of 'asuio
ton con:j, an application for final dis
charge irottj Ue administration ot and her
final acconnt with thoestatuof Cvrus if.
l'underson, deceased, w htch iU be heard at
the next termor tlie obuDtv coun 9f saul
county, coinraencutr; on the 3d Afcnday m
SeHepibcf, lhi, at (tie courfhowe thereof,
in the city ot Brtuuim, at tthich Ume all
persons intercsud in stid estate ma) ap
pear and contest saul application if the
sceprojitr. ,
Herein, fail not. under penally of the.
law, ard of this t nl make-due return. Isr
suedthe lothdaj'ofAjjust, iSSl.
Witney 11. f. I cms, Clerk of -aid.
I. S. Court tnd the seal thereof, at ofuce,
in the at) of Ilrenharn, the ifjtk day
Vt JlU"U3t, JOOI.
h. Ar.-r.v.ui.
Clerk County Conit, aslunjlon count) .
IIicrttyccrtifythatthcboYcanl fore
Somg 15 a true and conect copy of the
orijmi! ctlatlon now 111 my hand'.
O. CKoaeK, Constable, W. C.
l.i; trliru t ddvci rn
Com mission Merchants j
Spoaal aiiention tpen lo Wusliii-g,
Milking, sampling; siunn sell-
ny and !.liij.pinjj
fc-ad fo- -ale, cotton, agricultural im-
pKmcnts; Lar.-T-.?" "1";coUoa J'
reedtrs and condenst-rs cotton and hav
?"? " at our old stand near their
iTLRKI Knot, tlreuliam
Compress Sajoon,
AND WAGON YARD.
iUOII.XEU, Prorlctor.'
Quitman Street, east of Asbcck'a store,
BREX1IAM, . TEXAS.
Has a fresh stocl. of Groceries,
Hccr, Ctp-nr-. u Tolnrco.
&3&fSirrr
Look Out for the GEAND
OPENING in a few days at Gra
ber's new building by
WM. COHEN & GO,
- - TT
.11
TO THE
y.
Thu undersigned h..s,j..st received a" full line iif Spring
Goods t'oubistiug of
Dress Goods, Latest Styles,
IfAXCY GOODS, MOTIONS, " H0S1EUY, ETC.
Hats, Boots and Shoes.
AND STAPLE DRV GOODS.
My mobo ts lo pfca-c ntfcutomer4, all goods arc as represented and mv prices art
low a- H ctmsistent mth a living jirofiL Hayers are respectfullj invitol to call and
exammeraj- stock and pnecs. 1 employ none but polite and attenUTe salesmen.
; - FRANK WOTJPKA.
f ,' i Abbott building, Public Square.
l.WOTIFKA.
Wotipka & Schramm,
CORNER bANDY AND ANT STS,
Keep constantly on' hand a large and cotnplc stock of
STAPlji: -An2TX I,-&JiTC"2"
Groceries, Plantation "Supplies,
1 And westerx produce.
S3?" All o whiich they areiellinf; at lottery lowest current prices. Buyers are is
. ilea to call and examine goods, iattsfaaion guaranteed.
WOTIPKA & SCHRAMM.
' H. W. HAHEY'a BEOTHEES,
Xopatiou, Main street ue.t door to D. Yi Bloouibargli,
8H.XTPJ xr a ivr.
WHOLESALE AM
Stoves, Tinware,, Hardware &
HOUSE VURX1SHIXG GOODS,.ETO.
HNUFACIl.JFR5 OF
Galvanized Iron Cornices,
Window Caps and Sheet Jrmi Witrc, Kooling, Gut
m tcring, tfce., &c.
R. HOFFMANN,
icito, it5c,V, Sre-liivrti- "Vqt,,
Hab jufct received a full and complete assortment of
Fall and Winter iKoods
Comprising all the Novelties in
Ladies Dress Goods
Trimmings, Neckwear, Ladies
and Misses Hats, and
NOTIONS.
Also a large stock of Staole
Dress Goods.
The public is cordially jflyjtcdjo
New Goods at Granger Prices 1
We have just received one of the best assorted stocks of
E3II I umi'i.i
i mu mm if
Eer brougjit to iliis jilaCe, Coiiswting of Dress Goods,
Motions, Hoisery, Gloves, ReoH Wear, Gloats,
niTons, ToatLs, and Oliildrens Clothine,
FURNISHING GOODS, CURTAINS,
Eaee and, Creton, Cariiots.lTa Hats, and otLer go.ofls too
ntuiierous to 3Icution. Also fujl stooli of Grocer
ies. They, gpoils were bought cheap and will
bo sold accordingly. "We ordially inVite
the public to inspect our goods and prices. Itid Glomes
at oOc. per paii Hoes and 1-2 Hose $1 per iox &c.
PAMPELL & HARRISON,
The Farmer's Store,
Brcnlinm. - Texas,
UnOlESAI-E
AIID
BAGGING -
Arc now rcccivingTour car loads
thev ofTerat Galveston jobbing
IK. !K. Ij
Jan. 9, i88i-d,w
JtmSnifr'
TRADE !
1, J. SCHRAMM.
nTEXAS.
RLTAIL DCALEKS 1
A laije assortment r
Boots and Shoes J
. For Gentlemen, Ladie?
W$ GhiWrcn.
liens and Boys Clothing. The
largest and most complete
stock inutile city.
Staple and
Fancy 'Grocengg.
call and examine my stock.
ui.
IiEAlE.S IV
and T2
of Bajjgirj
prices, ao
nS." --r ft"1
3 tmm
J. W. CARTER-
'tr-rijj!ifii V
l" r R
Ill I dm 1 Kit
DE1LEE IN BmaaaaaannnMHnnESnQSannalil
IXElW
SEWING MACHINE.
AliCurn tuiWmjj.ncxt door to M. A. Heal,
Bremiam, Tl.as.
X" Needle and attachments for all ma
chine. Sew in;; macliines repaired. sepi6
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB IIAITA1TO BEAST.
For iuoro than'b tfclrd of a cpntcrr the
"exlean Mustang I. Inbneiittuu been
knomi to milUooa all orer iho world
the only safe reliance for tlie relief or
ace Went i antl pain- It i A zneUlclnq
attore priee ana praise the best r tt
kind. Forcreiyonuofexteiiiajpain
MEXICAN
Mnstanff Linizuent U witboat an crtaaU
It penetrate fieta and muscle to
the retry bone making the contlnu
ance of pain and inflauunation impos
sible. Its effects npon Ilixman Flesh and
th(.JUrnte(.cwitio are equaliyiwonder
ful. Tlie itciican
MUSTANG
Llniinrnt Is nredct by Dmehchly in
c erj liouse. trory ilay brinM news of
the ugouy of an awtnl scald or burn
snlxlued. of rhcninaUo martyrs re
stomt, or a. vnJuable horse or oX
saTcd by tto l-ealine iiowcr of Uiia
LINIMENT
which pecdllr etires aucli allmentt of
tlM I1USI.VN ILiH tn
JdieuniKtlim, Ktrellliifi, I tin
Joints, Contractedl JUnscles, Burst
mid Hcalds, Cuts. Brnliei anil
pratiitt Polionom Itltes and
StliiKs. Ktlflnrss, Ltmentu, Old
Sores Tlcers. Frostbites. Chilblains.
Sore Klpples. Caked Breast and
Indeed, every form of external dis
ease. It heals wllhont scars.
i or the llauTE Coejitiox it cares'
Sprains Sivlnny, SUIT Jolnti
Pounder. Harness bores. Hoof Dli
eases, Foot Hot. Screw TV onn. Scab t
llnlliaa-. T eU -. n. -rn.
Sails. Spa-rtn. Thrush lUncbone.
Id Sores, roll lIvU, Film npon
the SIcht and OTery other-aJOaant
to -which the occupants ofj tha
Stable and Stock Yard are liable.
The Afexlcan AXustans; Xlnlaient
always cores and noyer disappoints r
andftis-positiTCly, .
THE BEST
fifjALV
LINIMENTS
-
Xn.1m.7s Carcu. And .seve dlsap"
points. Tha world's groat Pain
Kellevor tttr Han and Bm.
Clicap. xdck and risl!svbe
Price 25c. 50c. & l. per bottle.
i'U'CHEirS CVSTOBIA
Is not Xnrcotic. Children,
growfat uion,llIfailicwHkcr
ami PJiyslcian rccoaimcail
C.SXOKLV. Jtregijjatejtho
BoTrels, cures "Wind Colic,
allays Feverlslxness, and Me
stroj'S "Worms.
c Price ajje. icv Iiottlc.
!lIIJJTFM?I7i71
OTTXs.-
SlatJcis, or-
worb. Scratches,
Swtaay, Vcnud,
Spluit, Bmuei,
retfErtt,
Tiitala.
Kfevl.
THE BEST GENERAL LIOTMENT
ia uu tor ma vsubie. .
Also, for Screw Worm In Slock.
JW fm f0Mrltm a far
OnfJaory Xfni'M(
Xjrioo SS CoxLtrt.
JOS EXiZ HT PttUOCISTS.
f. F. DROITI f HEJICICCO.. Pr-Brttlns.
87 Msldcn Lano, Hew York.
IRON
BinERS
1IT-
IIKOWN-S TROS Bl'l'l'KHS are
a term m ciiro for oil diwasixa
rrquirlnft n. complete tonic: rjv-w
cian. indication, IjnH..ia.I
miticnt j-clOf:.
-joss of Strrj
5c, i:
:.
llNilut
H drfsHB B)nsors3
Franks, jahn & Silicrst,
(Suacsoo to RniCHAKDT & SEEUIOKST,)
home esmgzmmmW&gnlmMm$m
4aM 1mWMWKKm2nHrr:mmmmmWim-'
tMW!WmWmfmmmMmm
G-ENERAL
tareswn.lTtirlMlo-nare. rimtOiIs Varnh. Window i.hts, Dclut
nuumiimiiitrsicaisiikaaifuct.itrerpi i ire and urj;iarlYooi biles, Agca
ebratcdIazard lewder Compan), Agents for Waller In.ct LAtmin.l
nisrang gwu,i-umps ot ait acxCTrptions,
uiroitgi" on tipcami!ieaAnfjtuags
done at shert notice Guns and Hunter
baon uoucc. i run uoors ana w.n.lu w Winds madi, tj orv'Cr. AH kinds
m.m
unitien ktpton band.
WOOD '& ndl
Dealers in
LUMBER, SHINGLES, SJ
Also
Agricultural
Such
JOHN DEERE'S PLOWS
AND COB WILLS. Si
SPRING WAGONS
CALL
Cheapest
"1
1 - enso-f i
,. JBJ
r.i
' '' Giddings-' Building'j
-DE
Fumil
TOjfUMf
Ul J l .
aadCHaMl.er'JBetsf, Carpatlags-:
"TKanly'acrnslVcIj-'Fiirmtiire aad Hoie Fa
1 I ITi .4 . .
KF" rlcasc give us a ciu and examine oar
puoiurcciiyifKiE..ivaneuseweuanclJ)utloTiaii
Tt'aB.nlanaen TaT- a. alOa -tu if " !9
utiruueuu, juijf j, ioou-unu.
A. SI
D&llER in
111 II
Notth-wcst Corner of
t"lffiENrIAMj
Ha$ jos. received a f-11
t Latest
. . LADIES' DSESS GOODS, TRi
LOAlUIMti, BOOTS AND
- " QUEENSWARE,
Also, a1 large and
Parlor and Bed
CARPETS, ITATS JvND HGUI
BaS Call and examine otx Goods nmlnji
t-araueesauan.con in all departments. Give'w
PRENHAM,
1) WTio-esale and
IMMMClMlM,
Western and Texas PrEace,
' Imported and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, OIGAES, TOBAGOO,
Deiioacies, Sanilies, Preserved Tegctables, PrniIVreat,
Ib'sh, Sickles, Oauued Fruit, -Nuts, etc. -Solo
Agent of Anhatiser'a Celebrated St. Xoiais Boer.
eif3GE IN QUANTITIES AT LOWEST RATES. -ffi
i? Lowest K--Q
prices
marfcet price Ibr
. other
G17bLChtnTleshiiTaaBBBaaa.Mn.
t.Ho.
TnUUa.
rtumaotii
VULklllV
f
HAEDWAE
Cookinj; ami. I Icatm bUjrcs
cittana httcatuoritcr. Kooimj
bapjilifN, Oons, rtoKandj
Agents for. a
goods aaS
the
TKX
anct compll
)S.
Styles io. j
SHj
PCAPS
G:
varied
nture
OS. ,
llewbtit. We
trch 7. iSXo.
MPs
T
KctaU
tatlic trade.
Pays the Jiigliest
Jan. i, i8S.-dwiy
produce.
. -
37 CfflHl Flacs, LOUfSVtLLE. KY.,
X lt&T vJontvl 14 lfwH. MAlUkd fjstsui uj Sm-
mtmtnettMU. an r-uM'-J !""
ciSSiitfiSf1
EASES
iponnatorrac. tuid Imyolcncy,
si a fBWlt tjf njaf-tAsm 1m ywstli. irotl twtiwh BsV
llvtosriutAsMKSaWvMBtrH. 8eHimir.Btl3K(iu,tB)cl.tssiv
tlMssjl7sjiMrt Wa-of lilfDcftesitsiaeaH-ry rny
uin. - Vaava .. araaa-ai. . - 1 Ut..r U-
Statl hw eto-.rsoi.sr1t
, an looms; aij --a FSerB-ea
Iiauaraaj cvrn aos--l.
OnnnTrrhfiSk-
. Strict. OrtUltt. ibnia. ( taamHk
JlbkfnMssrtilsMtrdcLatoijatTL-J
wtsrintadUFa-Ba-s aeatcktrtsnaL
r.aeial-niinat-taL Fadnaa lawtt.ua ftaa faVi
eaMatnmaiteaTnun Tin ttla Haam.-i"
b nUIj a auil ar ezaieaf aajwbe.
aatdtTntaNEMnL MMnTnltn'anna nC HtWanT
unres usaranteea in bia um
BdnCrtaJnC.--. , , . anj,
SS JSSI pUIBUSHtUI 7 WT "-ll an- aaaTTa-a
I towsisiirt m4 tmrnagatemat nUrtlj wBAJrH-Hie.
PRIVATE COUNSELOR,
fcmtM1-UtaTUrMIstsMlsas
hammtPX&JU.ir.X, enkumiji.4r.JsL
nPRETH ft 50SS, WafclOv
JATTOU

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