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The Weekly Banner.
BY RANKIN fc LEVIN.
Thursday, January M. 1886.
There will bo no Democratic op
position to the administration, or
to tboprosidont personally.
The crazo at Paris for J apancse
art has subsided and dealers have
largo stocks loft on their hands.
The peoplo of Sealy are looking
forward to tho extension of the
7est Texas 'Narrow Gaugo rail
way. 'Sesator Stanford, of California,
says silver monoy is the peoplo's
money, and paper monoytbobank-
cr's monoy,
Toe presidential succession bill
still hangs firoj a wido diversity of
,opinion on tho subject remains to
bo barmomzod.
Tns Pacific Express company
has adjustod its differences with
tho Toxas and St. Louis railway
and has reopened its offices along
tho line.
Quite a number of presidential
postmasters were confirmed Tues
day, but in tho list thero is only
ono for Toxas, viz: Thomas R.
Coko, of Victoria.
i
The young men who wero born
daring tho last year of the war bo
como of agoto votothisyoar. Bat
vory few of them have any par
ticular veneration for tho bloody
.shirt.
The secretary of tho interior
has bad tho tract of land known as
Nolan grant, No. 39, in New Mex
ico, returned to Ujopublio domain ;
this throws open to Ulemcnt
576,000 acres of land.
At Sacramento on the 12th inst.
all tho Chinamen employed in a
flour mill, a woolen mill, and
American laundry were dis'
charged. Thrco hundred wbito
mon havo been employed in their
places.
The Houston Age wishes those
follows in tho North country who
havo moro silver dollars than tbey
want, would send tho surplus to
tho Age office. "It wishes wero
horses beggars would ride," says
an old proverb.
.
-The season for fires ia now at its
height. On Tuesday Kyle had a
$10,000 blaze, the Nance grain do-
pot; Collinsville had an $8000 fire
destroying stores and dwellings.
At San Antonio, Eisner & Schmitt,
dry goods, and Pitt & Mock, gro
cers, were burnt out; loss abont
840,000.
i
Mb. Bland, of Missouri, after
Mr. Reagan had finished his speech
on the silver queston said ho had
no doubt that tho committee on
coinage, weights and measures,
would report somo measure on the
stiver question at an early day.
and, if necessary givo wooks for
discussion.
FokT Worth is now thebost ad
vertised city in Texas. It has al
ways been the policy of tho lead
in? and representative business
men' of Fort Worth to liberally sus
tain the newspapers of the city.
Tho Houston Post says the even
ing paper in Fort Worth receives
S800 to 881,200 a year from each of j
the livo firnjs there; the result is
tho best evening paper in the state.
No city ever lost anything by the
policy adopted by Fort Worth.
Judge Reagan made a strong and
exhaustive speech in favor of tho
continuation of silver coinage, on
Tuesday. Ho contends that silver
has not depreciated, but that gold
has appreciated in value. Silver
is now hoarded in the treasury be
causo it is not paid out as it should
be. Mr.-Ecagan favors tho pay
ment of tho national debt as fast as
possible and tho abolition of the
national bank notes.
i The Texas Greonback conven
tion, which was so extensively ad-
, iwtised a few weekg ago, to take
place at Waco on the 11th inst.,
proved to be a perfect fiasco. Dr.
J. D.iiankin and two others com
prised the entire convention. No
quorum being present tho meeting
was adjourned indefinitely. Dr.
Ran kin still has faith in the causo.
Tho idea seems to be that the
rights of labor cannot hope for re
lief from cither of the great politi
cal parties, as both are favorable
to capital and .monopoly.
The Galveston Tribune of Satur
day devotes over a column to a de
tailed account of tho freezing of
tho bay: ''Northeast, throe miles
away to quarantino station, due
north to Bolivar point, five miles
off, and northwest to Half Moon
light, twclvo miles distant, as far
as tho eye could reach, was a solid
sheet of ice, presenting tho uneven
Burfaco of cresting waves, which
frozo ..as thoy rose and fell." If
any person doubts that tho bay
was Jrozcn over tho above ought
to satisfy them.
m m fc
The 13 el ton Journal constructs
tho following ticket for tho Prohi-! county ought to come to Brcnbaui,
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Tho Galveston Nows says of tho
House Committees: Speaker Car
lisle has acted with his accustom.
ed discretion in making bis ap
pointments. The ways and means
committee is especially strong
All tho Democrats on tho commit
tee arc tariff reformers and all tho
Republicans aro protectionists. It
comprises tho leaders of both sides
of tho Houso, Morrison is chairman
and Mills, of Toxas, is second. Mr.
Randall is at tho head of tho appro
priation committee, but since the
adoption of the nowrules its pccul
lar power is gone. Tho Nows does
sot like Randall and is evidently
pleased becauso ho is placed in a
minor position. Mr. Belrao t was
placed at the head of tho foreign
affairs committee Toxas is pretty
well provided for in the orgoniza-
tion. Roacan is tho head of tho
eommerco committee, Wollborn
has his old place at tho head of the
Indian affairs, and Throckmorton
is chairman of the important com
mittee on Pacific railroads. Mills
is second on ways and means which
is equal to a chairmanship. Lan
ham Is second on coinago weights
and measures, Crain is on foreign
affairs, Sayers on naval affairs,
Stewart on rivers and harbors, and
tho other members of tbo delega
tion aro equally well provided for.
If theHouso is not a working body
it will not bo tho spoakcr's fault.
Now that tho Houso is completely
organized tho activo work of the
session will commence Tho silver
and the tariff questions aro tho
leading issues.
i
' CRIMINAL JUSTICE.
Hcrrin, the man who without
any provocation whatever mur
dered Dr. Barradall in a drug store
at Fort Worth, after several con
.nnces and a change of vonuo to
Johnson conC; 9 ,at0'y tric(1
at Cleburne and given ten Jears ln
tho pejiitentiary. When tho mur
der was committed Hcrrin was
drunk and armed with a six-shoot
er. His plea was insanity and
judging from tho lightness of his
sentenco this plea must havo had
great weight with the jury. If ho
was insane he should bavo been
sent to the lunatic asylum for life,
or if ho was not insane be ought
to havo been hung. Tho plea of
insanity has been used so often as
to bo brought into contempt and
is commonly spokes ot as tho "in
sanity dodge," and tho word
"dodgo" as nsod in this connection
is very significant. It is usual to
blamo the law for tho non-punishment
of criminals, especially mur
derers. Upon closo investigation
it will bo found that tho law itself
is not near so murh to biamo as
are the average juries empaneled
in criminal cases. With tho ex
ception of tho caso with which con
tinuances and changes of venue aro
obtained thero is littlo wrong with
tho law. It was popularly sup
posed that tho law passed by the
last legislature would put a stop
to tho continuances granted from
term to term, until tho witnesses
were all dead or had moved away,
but up to this timo ifthoro has
been any improvement in this res
pect it has not been made apparont.
In the matter of an improvement
in the "regulation" jury, it is not
possible to determino at this timo
whether or not thoro has been any
improvement. Skillful criminal
lawyers seem fully equal to the
task of circumvonting tbo laws as
fast as tho legislature passes them.
It is to all appearances much
easier to pick flaws in tho law,
than it is to enforce it. The sym
pathy of tho public and of tho ju
ries is too much in favor of tbo
living man, whilo there is none for
tho murdered man, bis family or
friends. It is true that sympathy
does a dead man no good, but tbo
manner of his "deadening," if tho
word is admissablo, should have
its weight with the jury. The ob
ject of tbo law is to punish the
wrong-doer and to deter othors
from doing wrong. All laws to be
efficacious should be prompt and
certain in their action. For too
many men aro restrained from
wrong-doing by foar of tho law and
not by any moral sense.
EDITORIAL NOTES. 1 seems that tho laws ot" Ohio
. jrecognizo the legitimacy of the
The Houston Post is looomingi marriage of tlio whites and nc-
its city in every issue. grocs; therefore it is not in the
Fort WoRTn wants a grand inter- '.'cast astonishing that misguided
state drill in May or June next. w"e anu coiorcu peopio gci mar-
Gover.nor Foraker, of Ohio, was!
uuij iu)u(;uiuicu ac v.uiuiuuii3 uui
tho 11th inst.
STATE NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
. ricd.
The committee on rivers and har-
, bois has extended a cordial invitu-
Chicago rejoices in tho possessio n
,ot a regularly chartered menta
B. L. Sander A. Co., of Gid- It is proposed to heat horne cars scienco university. The kind o
dings, have beon closed by attach-' by clcctncitv. mental science to bo taught is mado
mont. " j clear by tho act that tho president
ftnnnrt mmln nf lunther hnaltopn ; ... Iifn. t u:nr1 rnn TA...1
n is ruKurueu as nigniy prou- introduced.
able that Sherman will build her
own water 'vorks.
Dr.
Wnsbinj
J. II. -'cal, formerly ol
ton in this countv. has
At present tho chiof business ofi
senators and congressmen is the
introduction of bills.
Mr. Ross has been appointed
post-master at Waxahachio and
Judge G. B. Gerald at rt aco.
A tarty of negroes, numbering
soveral hundred, passed thiough
Chattanooga tho other day enroute
tor Kansas.
To be very ureedy of praise
proves that we arc poor in mont.
A Democratic majority of sixty
on joint ballot in tbo Virginia
i legislature n ot bad.
Sulphur is deposited on tho top
of Mount I'opocatapctil nt tho rate
ot a ton a dav.
tho best advertised man in Texas
to-day, and best of all it Ii. not
cost him a ccui.
TnE coldest weather i n' :!
at Minnedosa, Mamtolu, ul nr mi
Saturday last tho men my h.c.10
degrees below zero.
TnE nomination of .Mr. .Tuid.ui
as treasurer of tho United Nuio-
bas been reported favorably li the drought.
tion to all senators and rcprcscn-lmoved to 'avasota,
lativesto appear before thocom-l Ward politicians are already
mittco when their states aro busy in Xavasota so thoy aro i'n
reached in consideration of tho ap- every town in Toxas.
nrmirintinn 1,1 1 1 T In .......! !..,. .1.- .
11 ! c V'lZ, ' ,V" i -i . A heavy shower of angle-worms
AMJ.Mi.ERof weekly papers of -S AtatTinxfnVaodvrMbo:Ml J Ul0 M0W ntbTruckce,
this state arc going to begin tho tho 'allt ono on the line. j CaI-; wccfc
publication of a continued story. -J1' '1?"l"m two-story roni-j H(J travcIs safeI,. amI nol nn.
The story may bo a good ono and ";'"' " " V --1 pleasantly, who isguardedby pov.
ertv and guided by love.
at u"ki7vo1!?hcC10,J:,T llX-' ythougWulM
sates from the leading B clubs l they say ,t was Logan that ""l t0 L'SS"80"?.0"-.'" f,
ilt.l.r .ln..mt.i. loui-rlnnA ---...ju . u. .v.u., ui;i..ll.-iu miu
UIU !( llitUUIt lb 11.13 UUIIU , ,- - U . . "
changed her physicians prescrption
In (.ermanyonc man in every calling lor l.:!0"rammes to G.-0. It
board has decided to, On Friday tlio Brazos river at I -lu u.,"Kl-: ""'"S" ' ""ls sald that no similar caso has
may please tho rcadors of the pa
ncrs. but if it is no better than the
Seth Sheparbis boyond doubtavCR1 t ry of tho da viscertain-
ly very trashy and tne reading of of the stato aro
it will be timo lost. present.
The land
of th at city,
The number of words betwoon
"ant" and "batten" in thi second
part of Dr. Murray's great Knglish
dictionary is 9,135. Tho work'will
ombraco twenty-six parts, on tho
calculation that thero are about
240,000 words in the language.
Cures for sciatica aro roportcd as
having taken place in Paris after a
single application of Dr. Dcbovo's
method ot freezing tho skin abovo
the painful parts with a spraj- of
chloride of mcthal. Tho operation
is said to be applicable also to facial
1 nouralgia.
for Infants and Children.
"CitoriiJsowtI!iiitoelilHitnth CutstUcnna Oolle, maputos,
trecomjocndltusaperiortOftarprescxipUoa I Soar StomacX DiaiTbceA, ErucUUon.
taOTratone." TT a im. I KEU Worm, tfra lecp, ud promote il
WSo.CWortEt,Ero;iIja,N.T. 'WuEotuSjaJoia mediaSbii.
Tn Cnucx Cuimst, JSJ Fulton Btmt, N.T.
exiiccted to be
send
with
Inr!
out the grass commissioners
inslruetions. Strenuous cf-
will l,o mado to protect the
Waco was frozen from bank to; America, ono in every 2,000.
bank and all day skaters enjoyed
them.1 elves.
I I. is estimated that S
committee on finance.
. , , , ., , ,, ' 1. is estimated that SiO.OUU
M-hool lands, the agents will pro-, wonl ofalligator skins have been
cuio testimony upon which suits shipped from Sabino Pass during
ngain-t Irco-graziers may bo the past two years.
! liellville Times: "cw farms
Tin: Arc does not behovo in the . are being cleared and opened and
On Saturday night at Chicago proposition to have the United ncw residences aro being built In
tho thermometer was down to 12 1 States trovcrnment annronriato ",a" i,u""":s "' -vusuu u"1--
below zero. Railway travel is do- money to support public schools. , Rev. C. Fcldcr and wile celc-
layed by snow and severe cold. It would perhaps bo better for the j ,, ',,,.,. T-ist weoU- TW
The Panhandle peoplo want a! government to rcduco its revenue children and grand children were
federal court established at Mo-iand allow the soveral stales to present.
bectic. Senator Maxcy na pie- manago their own freo schools. An alligator half-frozen to
seated their momorial in tho sen-l Mr. Weaver lias introduced a1 death was found in Sweet Water
ate. ' bill for tho issuance of 375,000,000 ' "cap , a party
. ' 'oi minier aim kujcu wiin im
Seven racmbors of theew Or-i in slunplastcrs or iractional cur- fi.ptervine.!
i i j-.i.i ::i I nnA rtP mi..-. annnm;nni;An nnn .
leans Doaru oi aiuwiiiiuii uiu in juii i . v. m. lh. uuiviiiiiiuuuti ... v, ) ft seems thit
forrelusinsr to obey tho mandate ,io, o ana ou ccnis. xac counirj j.aGrange is expericneinc a boom
of tho court to lovy a certain as-1 has already had sumcicnt expe-n view of the anticipated coming
scssmont. rienco with fractional currency, i of tho Toxas Western Narrow
C.J.PaGRiM.knownasPill,has!and now that silver is abundant ! uge railway.
there is no occasion lor it. iasi inursuas-, rnuay anu
u.
The Gazclto says when
over appeared on tho court records
of tho United Stales or England.
Prosident Cleveland's lotter on
tho lying qualities of tho news
papers fits tho mugwump organs
10 a nicety. They began their Iy-
eJ "W. WEBB,
DEALER IS
10UGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
The Republican majority in
Iowa appears to be nbont ono
eigbth of what it used to be.
Judic was so opposed by the dis
advantages of tho stage in tho Bos
ton theatre that she sat down and
cried.
iwo cik were recently Killed dolphia Press, Rep.
noar llcppner, Or., ono of which: l
dressed 700 pounds and tho other
500.
Tho Cologno Gazette sa)-s thero
is not hcrealtor to bo a parliament
at W cstminstor, but n "Parnell-
ment."
A musical chlmo whistlo for loco.
motives is tho latest design to
aIIi,viuto tho discomforts of the hu
man raco.
, Ex-postmasters, recently ro
tho old town of t moved, aro necuharlv fortilo in ad
vices to cut down tho receipts of
their successors.
old tho Gonzales Inquirer to
Henry Reese, jr.,who says he hones
to mako it ono of the best country
papers in tho state.
Senator Coke and Mossrs. Rea-
,DII6orn, Culberson and
?an'u " " ii i J"1 on the sil-
Lanbam, aro all loau.
ver question, and will unload
when opportunity offers,
Houston now comes to the front
and claims to bo the best cotton
market in the stato. Tho Post
says quotations woro 1-1G highor
than Galveston on Monday.
Houston now claims a popula
tion of 30,000 and bases it upon a
directory census. Tho United
States census takes tho wind out of
tho sails of directory censuses. -
At Chattanooga on Monday tho
thermometer was 7 degrees below
zero. In Kast Tcnncsseo, northern
Georgia and northern Alabama tho
woathor was tho coldest cvor
known.
Here is a solid chunk of wisdom
from tho Galveston Tribune:
"Confidence is tho right bower of
prosperity. Croaking destroys
confidence." What part does "tho
joker" play in prosperity?
A bridge over Flint river in
Morgan county, Alabama, on tho
Louisvillo and Nashville railroad
gave way under a collission of two
trains, last Saturday. Several peo
plo wero killed in the wreck.
Senator Coke will speak on the
silver queston this week. Tho !
silver men in tho Houso ar
It is estimated that thero are
now in Arizona 650,000 head of!aonj
camc.ur an iiieruusosiiicu lasivcar
C! A 4 m-ftMrl llin 41. . A4- ri.l.r r .. -- ! llwAklklllAA fltf.nAA 1-tA.
U ,:il i oaiuiuiiv uiu iiici uiumuicr Mas oi OTCr -O Tier CCIH. liumuiiiuii uuta uut proiuou.
mo Dill , 41 . , i v-rt mo Ar. a -..
uuvvn nr tin uu ui'i uus uuiutv .uiui ,-,, . , . -1 jiiu mon yi any uuuur ur UU1 0 IU1
OJP i-XjX. DESOrtlTTIONS.
SASH, DOORS ani BLINDS, all Sizes. MOULDIMS ami BRACKETS.
Fnll Assorlment. Also a Foil line of
BTJIIDJEJH'S HARDWARE.
ing a yearago last summer, though! An for beat brand of Sawed Cypress and Shingles ever brought to this market. Beit
they deserved somo better roward I brands of Itaidr Jlbred Paints, which wo euaranteo. AUo Whito Lead,
than they havo received. Phila-I OHs,Etc. All of which wo offer at bed-rock una.... KnrnrM.
well bnck, far superior to Houston brick
Pnnco Sakala.sonof tho Kinir KtAUV MADt CYPRESS CISTERNS OF ALL SIZKS.
ofVivi, has arrived in England. Call on ui and examine our stock aad prices as we don't intend to bo undersold. Esti-
Sakala is a boy abont twolvo years ' mate clientully furnishrd on houses complete.
01 ago, anu 11 noir to tho Jvionzo
country, at present ruled by his
uncle. Tho Princo was brought
! to England by Mr. Van do Voldo,
.of tho Congo Freo State.
Some twenty colonics havo beon
established in tho Santa Fo district
of tho Argentmo Republic. Their
territory occupies ninety-fivo
snuaro leagues, and tho settlors
number 1,259 familios. Duringtho
last thirty years tho district has
grown through colonization unti
1 nas a population ot 11U.U0U
s.
introduced by Mr. Wellborn to'3t Abilene w
grant right of way to tho Fort .ever known there.
degrees below zero! . . , , -, I No man of any candor or caro
hich is tho coldest- . ,: .. "".. .J, nis roputation lor veracity wil lor
i?rstsoaklDS lt.,n. water until it ' m' t dcnv th: nhnr:0(io
I?'"0""1"; " '" """" "."" "la moment
Worth and Denver railway throuch I T tt,-,i . ii ni mn.L:.i ii,' . , i:.-.i ii ', statement, ihe only question of
.!.. ..i..- r-.. ,! ...-, j.i..:' "ir i".V"V ," "T ""-b- .'" -. debate involved in it is tho mean
.uw .iuui.,1. .uiiuii 1 litaabu. UULU.. .UUU., aillkU .L'UU, UHU
is passed, doches counlj- sinco It53b,
tants, says
. i. . - . ... .. 1 r. 11. r. mi inir. wn I nn iiimi ' iiiir liiiil iiihv iih nnnpnon ,, ,r hw
building will begin. Tho Gazette, hf,0l;. " """"j returned from Honduras, declares , those who use it.-lndiananolis
time
commenced
Mr. II. F.
ithat
1113 vuiucr man 1101.1... : .1... 1....1 ., . r. 1 o.-
ever experienced before. l" '"""" '" J -"-""i,".
T. . , , v I ol corn tan be grown in year. Miss Rosamond Davenport-nill
-The postmaster at Navasota, Itjg rcportedthat Senator Mrs. Webster and Mrs. kstlako
was pi-ntcd with afinowatcr-,E Vilrt,olvf York, will assist havo boon elected mhmnf.u
--1 . . . ' . . . - T .- w- ..v
1 tho Santa Fo raihv..
! Un:t.i: 4tinnnh Un InrfUnrV
UUIIUIII llllUUII UIU 1V1 tua j
. -- -- t r
Last Fnda)-, January 5th, was melon on .ew 1 ear s uay uj. -u'-tll0 sUycr mcn in their figbt against
tho anniversary of the battlo of Opholia .1. Greer, a prosperous ituoblI1 t0 SU3pond thecoinago of
New Orleans, loucht by General "" " """ " v .. silver.
- " 1 OL.W--. AAM rt
CliUllUH J.UiUll9 u
R. HOFFMANN
Is overloaded and tho only way to unload is to ofTer for tho
IEXT THIRTY BAYS
my entire, stock of
CLOTHING AND MESS GOODS AT COST.
Don't fail to see our handsome lino of
CORKSCREW SUITS IE WINSS, BLUES AND BROWNS.
which will be sold astonishingly low- The prettiest line of
READYMADE CLOTHING & OVERCOATS
of pricl,r0USl" l Brcnhllm' wi" aad must b0 "M wiU-ia the nfIt thirty days regardles.
b.p,nS reduction in our DRESS GOODS Department, and our Black Goods Denar
menf is -omplcto with Cashmeres. Tricots and Hmrictlas. -"epa..-
rKl"l mJ Gdj consin8t!,,S of a One lino of SILKS wid he sold at stoghterini
w. n. vixsox.
Jackson and in which ho whipped
wealthy
stock man, of McCulloch county.
fini.nrinn(.. i...:neai Mninn...
Stockmen m southern Toxss arc cnrrout cxpenses which last year
opposed to freo grass. As a largo ,amonntod to 8204,425.
majority of tho stockmen in south I Gilbert Marian and John Snow
Toxas own theirpasturcs orrangeSjhad a shindy at Columbia tho olh
it is not surprising that they op , cr d!iy- Snow shot Marian several
poso freo grass. .times killing him Snow got one
1 shot in tho breast, but it is not
Sesaiob Cockbeil introduced a 1 known how badly ho is hurt,
bill authorizing tho sottlomcnt of' At Waco S25.200 of tho 845.-
tho claim of Presidont Monroe for, 000 required for tho consolidnt
ing a tyrant utterly incapacita'--
nim lor lunncr ou51d;j,
il.
Tho largest American cannon
ilm Rrilish forces. The dav ill " .j' :.r.i. . t, X j ! throws a ball weighing lObU
.r,t;.iiliimiimpi,vl in he eele- " ci..-.i,. i. .!,; nMnn Ipounds. Ono of theso balls stnk-
brated. It seems now to havo been iTho doctors saved uim.
wholly forgotten. Tho dai press Capt. Thomas Jefferson, of tho
did not even mako mention of it. I sloop Annie, was frozen to death
on board his vessel, and a negro
The cattlemen's convention met ,oy who was with him was wash
at Austin on Monday; many prom- cd overboard and drowned,
inent graziers from south and west Galveston's rovonuois cstima
Texas aro in attendance, but fow, lei at 8314,460; 8232,468 is rcqnir
r. .v.. t.i,i ,.., 1 ed to pay intorcsl on previous in-
II II III LUU J. llUliailUlli U1U 1)1 tLll , .- . . .
London School Board, and Miss
Holen Taylor, who has been a
member oi tho board since 1876-
oould havo beon rc-olcc'rJ
c. II. CAM.
WSeM & gMLSSLE)
to d'
but
oto herself to
sho declined
"'""-" taskoftrvinfr tn .rnt
' ' n tlirt Mot.on nf fTrt....
An old autograph album in
Renkin, formerly Belgian ' ,W;!shlnStcm contains tho following
consul general at Vienna, was! 1 w 1 . r ,- ,
l.nmn.1 n rfnn.i, i n ih.. 1 dated Washington, Juno lo, 1860,
Tirr. havimr rmnn tr, !?,. ,viih .ithc proprietors of the Girardi
lighted cigar in his mouth. I ""J150' Rhiladelphia: '-Gentlemen
a , hxpect mo at tho Girard Houso
Somo of the medical papers say j to-morrow night at 11 o'clock, and
half-pay duo him as lieutenant
colonel from Uovcmbor 9, 17S3,
cd Baylor university has
been subscribed. Tho frionds of;
llin linivorsifTr fftpl pnnfidnnt. nf
tho closo of the revolutionary war, , securing tho requisite sum of:
to Julj 3,1831, tho time of his. money.
death, pa3-ment to be mado to hist A couple ot tramp printers on 1 fear ot dogs. Ihe sight ot one
legal representatives. It is cer ' their way to Waco wero picked up ' will send the whole flock speeding
tainly strange that this claim was!hy a farmer near Corsicana. They I over tho plains at a terrific pace.
iinicMiUmnmruo.1.. , ""v" " ""-i "'" " "u ! a German nygienisi aeciarcs
v uv i - - 3 -
that a great deal ol nniet tippling,
especially among women, is carried
on by means of tho qui-medicament
called "beef, iron and wine."
Small footmen, tho Boston Trav
eller is informed by a Washington
correspondent, are now in style.
"The day oftho great big strapping
footman and driver is past."
If tho Democratic parly can
stand Gov. Curtin's going to the
rear and Perry Belmont's coming
to tho front, Gov. Curtin probably
can. Philadelphia Press, Rep.
California ostrich growers find
1 that the tall birds havo a mortal
J. T. OMtotniKK, a St. Louis law
yer, who has a wifo and family,
croated a sensation in Chicago by
oloping early in September last
with a Miss Lamed, of Chicago, a
good looking, plump blondo 20
years old. Thoy went lo Detroit
whero O'Rourko obtained work as
a portor, and tho two lived togeth
er in a one-room apartment. A
few months experience in rough
housekeeping woro tho romance
ot lovo off of tho young lady's
mind, and sho was glad to return
to her parents. O'Rourko went
homo to his family who livo near
St. Louis.
The Xavasota Tablet urges an
absolutely lreobridgo at old Wash
ington; it says a great deal of trade
from tbo Washington section now
comes to 'avasota and a perma
nent freo bridge would hold it.
Navasotais right lo get all tho
coming impatient to get their say
on tho question. Judgo Reagan
will bo one oftho first speakers.
The railroads havo signified
their intention of stopping the pass
courtesies. Tho Dallas Times has
intimates that thoy will resume in
wero taken to a house, thawed out
anu given somo wnisK-cy, wnicn is tht tho nio-hl air is not in nrions
The Houston .A 30 says, in speak- what tho averago tramp printer I OXCopt in a swampy country,
ing of the failure of tho Houston i ''vcs fr- (Draughts ho considers less hurtful
City Bank, oppresses the opin-! Bono gatherers havo been ac-1 than lhe c'oscairof ill-ventilated
inn 4fmt Ko1 (ninn T7nn r..ll I T.-1 1 1 f wnrlf Jtl !lV Tt it 111 f TT fl f ' TOOlUS.
IUII WIU If Alttll AU.IAJ Ut JJ LLd Oil 1 I I - ".7 uu u mu 11im ,J u a
lived confidence in the bank
ill! ui m ISfill AGENTS.
OSie : Sandy Street Under Central Hotel.
BRENHAM TEXAS.
Do a General In-uranco Business. Spccial'Induccmcnt? oflercd on life, Endowment
Insurance, and on long term flra Insurance on Dwellings and Contents, rep
resents somo of the largest and oldct companies in tho world, and are fully
prepared to takn esre of any line of eood business al the lowest rates.
would
paired
. . . , .. Jt 1 posits would have been with
1 year hence about tho tune tbo.' ., . , . ..
. , . . T 'President Baker in his st.i
legislature meets, next January.
At Macon, Ga., tho merchants
have boycotted tho East Tenncssoe,
Virginia and Georgia railroad.
The road is in tho hands of a re
ceiver and merchants wero re
quired to pay freight in advance.
At Mobilo on Saturday tho ther
mometer was 11 degrees abovo
zero; tho cold destroyed the lar
gest cabbage crop ever known.
Plants out and under cover woro
killed; tho loss is cslimated at
8750,000.
Tom Bowees has again assumed
full editorial control oftho Balance
Wheel at Pans. Ho is a high
kicker and pitches into anything
and ovcrything that docs not suit
his fancy, and ho is particularly
hard to please.
The froo zono on tho Mexican
not havo been inl
and nono of tho large do-
ithdrawn.
sta tern out
Brownwoou ior somo timo, anu . i'opo i.eo is said to have an in
now bono aro being shipped at Icomo of 81,500.000 annually, and il
give mo a bed at least six feet six
incnes in longtn or ono wilnout a 1
footboard." I
Tho Apacho war can bo ended
only by putting troop3 enough in
tho field to protect overy exposed
ranch, guard every water-hole and
mountain trail, and still havo
onough men to pursuo tho Indians
into their fastnesses. Tho frontier
poople ought to dovoto all their
energies to getting the government
to understand this and do it. Kan
sas City Journal.
For somo timo tho Standard Oil
company has been quietly Investi
gating the natural gas wells of Ohio.
It is now said that arrangements)
havo been perfected for tho con
solidation and control of tho na
tural gas fields of Ohio and Penn
sylvania. It is proposod to havo
tho gas conveyed by pipes to Clove
land, Butfalo.Xow York and other
cities whoroit will bo used for fnni
and light.
VOSS BROTHERS,
(HoJTm?n's Old Stand,)
Keep constantly on hand
S3
3
mict sunns,
including everything nsoallr found in a 6rst class grocery store.
Thcv e 't a special point to handle none bat hRESH and RELIABLE GOODS
which they are selling at reasonable prices. "who
... TheyinTitethe old patrons ofHoOmaa's grocer depart nent, their friends and the
public generally to call and examine tbeir goods and pnees.
S3- FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THis CITY.l
VOSS BROTHERS,
ixs.cu.2i atroot . Bronbam "2?c
Mi-u
1 1
tRMANN FISCHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Hf
Curler on Tight Lacing.
Washington ltepublic.
Tho great naturalist, Cuvier,
was walking one day with a young
iujr mm VVU3 II VIClim OI llgni
therato of a car load a day. In a, is stated on the authority of Alon
few months tho supply of bones ignor Capel that tho Pope's ncr
will be exhausted. sonal cxpenses are limited to 82.50
Solomon Parr, 0110 of tho old- a day.
attributes tho failuro mainlv 10 loss . est residents ol the vicinity of Gal- a r,i,7 ,-m : -l,.-., m;,. I lacine in a nublic ranfon ;n p-i,-;
of confidence Why President vcsl011. died in that city on Sun-, lcU hy those j,Crsonswho endenvor! A lovely blossom upon an elegant
Baker was unable to inspire con-il", JhV' Sffit? VwSil10 wipo out tho b,ack 8Pota oniP.ant drew from her an expression
fidenco is not stated months. He came to Texas m 183 4 their own reputation by endeavor-1 , miration. Looking at her
hdence is not stated. anJ had lived in Galveston lor;,ng to sully tho character of their Pale. th,n fae. vior said: "You
t . , T twenty -fives-ears. .neighbors. 'were like this flower once; to-mor-
JfS:Z':?LT.-Tl f""B-"'-totho, JIlss Clcveland considcrs silk.rxtVhe M3hL0toa?boDs0am:
of age, died yesterday at ni-.arSZl ono ol "PP- Jot 'Ih.' bt'utHu fl llJZl
bal, Mo. She has a daughter over I ln'ucsA " a' ov" n,ow" ln lnal
eighty years of age. Several oldls?e -i At dllKht th. mer.curJ-
citizens place her ago at from 110 stod ' bcIoiT zcro,: ch,cns Irz0,
tojon on their roosts and pigs frozo dead
Imported and Demestio
Western and Texas Produce,
WINES, LEQUORS, OlttARS, TOBACCO,
Delicacea, Candies, Preserved Vegetables, Fruit, Meaf
tish. Pickles, Canned Emit, HTnts, etc.
BRENHAM TEXAS,
in their beds. Tho weather is very
,sevcro on cattle.
Nhn Aalffiil 41. -...1
sho hopes tho industry will bo so .This"n lant " reniimi rtri., . . I Sol -S03 r Anliausor's Celobrated St. Ionia Beer.
, , ,r z 1
an imago 01 yourseit. 1 will show
established
ment aid.
as to receive govorn-
Mr. Ferdinand AVard, it is said,' Tt t -.. 1 it .
is running a small printing press". . ,? Bcm?i?"T..d,,,SS
at the Sing Sing Penitentiary. Mr. ", .;""? " ', "l , . V., that out ot tho G.000 or more nc.
Ill H"ll'l ! I-IIIIIIIV f'MTI l-ITIXl 1171 T II 1 1
y become tho ,;,. -.', ,.P.
Ward may somo day
editor of a great Republican organ.
Tho completeness of the work
done by the earlier astronomers is
shown by the fact, recently stated,
with n ' u,vuu ur 11101 e nc-
. 'bula- 110AV known, tho Ilerschcls
Yllllltrl rt AAVrt VIA Ifml 4hl nil VXA n
niUiULi t-umuimuu liutiv vuuiOli , 1 ,. . r rrn
r.. !- 1 .. -T-r X1UU U SCUVL'ITQ it.VJU.
no has already shdwn tho posses- aK-. ?lamlls "as "culn "arr w ... ' . , ,.
: i-.i ' . ,.... 1 wood for anumbcrof vears. and Bertha Wolt. a German trirl Iiv-
disclaims any knowledgo of nn in-hng in Southwest Colorado, cmes,. .. ,
dictment against him. 1 galloping in tnrough tho Western I
A. new law in Georgia cnio.ns -Sheriff Kinney, of La SallelPUPf "? lU" ?MTL!h"T??!!,ofl -ata.... ... ....
. . " ' . ; ..".. ... j. L'uiu 111 i u cj unii rauumains. -......., u.uu.i.iu mu
inC SCat-ic... ., ,. amn nnn .other nifrht. irrn vnnrttr nantl.m..
'Olltl U I1U1LU IVU.VW. . ---... ....j.uHf.uiivmBU
sion oftho moral qualifications for'
such a place. Chicago Times, Ind.
VST ICE IN QUANTITIES AT LOWEST RATES -Si
you what is the matter with it." fwestwnoiosalo prices to the trade I Pays the highest market
lie pointed to a oord bound tight Frlco 10r Ootton and other produce.
Iy around tho stemand said: "You" - -
aro lading away exactly ic thesamo 1
manner under tho compression of 1
your corset, and you aro losing bv
degrees all your youthful charms.!
just becauso you have not tho
courage to resist this dangerous
3K
3 THE BEST WATERPROOF RIDINQCOAr.
that poisons must be nut nn in. county, is now preparing
seal let wrappers, and tho bottles 'fold on which Jose Maria Mondiola
labeled with paper of tho same 1 is to bo hanged on tho 15th inst., Dick Hubbard 333-3 of tho 37.
side is pronounced a first-class nui-1 color, the printing to bo in white at Cotulla. The condemned man 000,000 inhabitants oftho
jJiiii.jjlAyj.j
XOTICE TO Clt EDITORS.
NOTICE IN PROBATE.
empire
1 A. S. Harrison and "Walter Har-'Tho stato of Teia. Oountvof tv.i.i.in. TnrcTiTi.nr,rvi,
.-'rinirtAT, nnttn ;.!.;. . -il ' t J '"'miiVI ACAAO.
- 1 - ...(j...... ju. .v jutttui: Viiuu uiuer iuii.
sancc. Goods arc smuggled
the interior of Mexico and
into
letters. "Of all the hard papers to, saJ's ho is ready to go; ho refuses 'of Japan, about 20,000,000 aro lar-
t,wl in Ihi. mn. .nl " i.n..l n.Ul. tn liA intn.vinwpr ni mL-rt n,-
into .,. ,1 .. :,... ., .!; ri,: ,.:
Buiouiuggiai,"qir lau uic most """""""""'"" "'
TnTT.IS. whlln linnpfit. diMilpr nn .,:-.... ... i .. . .
. " ' ..:"" ' uiuicuji, anu inroo printers to1 Crinrv is vr.niiiant In Anrior.
both sides aro compelled to pay whom I have applied say that they son countyand it is confined to tho
"", "" ,",' """ uiiuuautua , colored olement exclusively. A
suriacc. anoso lawmau-crs could llcgr0 brought before tho courts
""".""'"" u,u ,u.,mBU,l,for tho smallest or highest offense
problem in tho way of packing for j find3 0 difficulty in proving an
us to solve. alibi or patching up ovidenco in
"" 1 justification. Thrco negroes have
Xho approximate value ot tho lately been arrested for perjury at
Girad Collego grounds and build-1 Palestine.
duty on imported goods.
At Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday
night tho temporaturo was 21 de
grees. Oranges remaining on tho
trees were frozen and their loss is
probably complete; tho trees aro
not damaged. Ico in an orange
grovo is somewhat unusual.
:.. ... Il.:i Jli-:- .-onnnnnnn
T-7 1 V f-,uuTl' Tho Houston Post wants a
while the assessed valuation of tho Iarn pnntv f"V mUZtIL,
..... 'LT.:.. I J - -II 1 - Jl " -J - JHww muu
AT the Jinighls or Labor conven- j un """3, uwemngs, stores, 1 , - , h" WOrked all the county
...... .... . wharves and mrniR enmnnsnil in. . . .. .. . . J
nun juivij' nuiu iu uanvaiuu, j..
H. Goldou was re-elected master
workman aud W. L. Farmer of
Mincola, worthy forman. If any
action was taken iu regard lo tho
Mallory lino it was kept a secret
It is regarded as certain that tho
tradeshocan, but tie trade of this aeEale wl pass the bi for tLe
anu luruis uumpribou mi : a : i i.
to? n""! i '? I,,ac.cd.3t S-a- as many as forty or fifty and mam-
.Th0 t0,tal ag?LlV?$m taining them in jail is a heavy and
uary fund amount to 310,504,917.- , os J M n
Ut'e weTe 84'i5jT05. and for cCo : "31 !" ftm. consists in IhTsTockhlders of thoow
i.. aionomnn mi i..i r oi only au acre?; or auoui cnougn vnrr. -fm.n i,n,. ,.:,i
to keep tho paupers. i 111 benefits 822 171.33U. according
to L'xpert Yaldcu's statement, or
mers. What an example for
Christianized, enlightoned and
overworked Amoneans.
Thero is a great deal moro gold
than silver stored away in tho
United States treasury vaults, and
yet tho anti-silver men want to
blame tho stagnation in business to
tho over-coinage ot silver.
A gigantic engineering schomo
is to connect tho Caspian sea with
the Persian gulf by way oftho val
ley ot tho Luphrates. This would
mako Asia an island, and would
change tho tides of travel and bus
iness throughout tho castorn
world.
Upon an investment of ST50.000
lege su.ziu.uo. xno nalanco in
tho treasury amounts lo 111,312..
bitionists: L. L. Poster for gov
ernor, Harry Uaynos for lioulcn.
ant governor, Silas Hare, for
comptroller, Henry Furman for
attorney-general, W. K. Homan
for commissioner of the land office,
J, B. Cranfill tor superintendent
of public instruction and Dr. An
drew Young for treasurer. The
Galveston News thinks that Cran
fill U too near the end ot tho tick-r
ot. It wants to amend by striking
out Foster and inserting Ilev. G.
VT. Uriggs, also by jmbstituting
Cranfill forHar.
and if the Brcnham merchants
want it, it Is their duty lo makn a
proper effort to get it.
Mb. J. H. Cook, manager of a big
cattle ranch in Now Mexico, in a
letter to the 1 Paso Tribune thus
describes tho Apacho Indian;-:
"Little bodies and big heads, dirty
and semi-naked, and as full of h 1
as a tarantula that's tho Apache.
He murders for puro cussedness
and demoniac delight of it." The
Apacho ia far from being a Jove
ablecrentnre.
admission of Dakota as a stato
this will bo by a strict party vote,
tho Republicans voting in faver of
it. Tho Democrats insist that tho
territory should not bo divided
and admitted by halves,
Colonel 3Iapleson wa3 a witness
tho other day in a suit which ho had
instituted to recover tho duty paid
on somo armor and costumes he
had
the
business?'
improssario.
now,
It will bo vomembered that last
summer a man named Millikon
killed his pnrtnor, named Lee, at
at Wcathcrlord. Both men stood 1 two years.
wen in ino communiiy. -uuiikcd-
rrnl. n flmlif.o nf irpnnntn fiMnhnrv'
and finally wound up in a Sunt in I To tho ercdiiors of W. C. Dixon: Yoa . " l SheruTor any Constable of Wash-
. -Vr ..:., . . fa ' are hcrehv notified that VT. C-Diion. nf th I lagfera County Greeting.
... .. . . T '. Li V C l "
earnest. Harrison stabbod Har
rington uvo limes. 1'eonlo before iiimnir. lssn ,.-...i.i ., a r ;.
joking should first learn to take a I meat c6nrejiiu;to tho undersigned all of his
:bvn(
County of Washington, on the 13th day of j
joke.
property for tho benefit of such of his credi
tors as wilt consent to accept tneir propor
tional share of his estate ana discharge nine
from their respective claims, and that tho un
dersigned accepted 6uch trust, and has duly
qualified as required by law. All creditors
consenting to wid assignment must, within
four months after th publication of this
notice, made known to the assignee their con
sent in writing, and within six months from
thfi llfttA Of till TinnV. filrt tlioii. plnimg no.
Mr. O'Keefe, a Nationalist, nasi scribed by law, with the underfcjued who
sheriff of riaes.at reniiam, lexas, wmcuis alsonis
In Houston Tuesday morning
two old sports improvised a sleigh
and wont whirling through the
streots. Sleigh riding in Houston
is a great novelty.
been appointed High
Limerick, Ireland
NOTICE JK PROBAXE.
t nontoffice addrL
AV:tnebS my hand this, 15th day of January
R. D. Haeris,
Assignee of W. C. Dixon.
TUB STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff or any Constablo of Wash
ington County Orecting :
lou aro norcDy commanded that
CITATION.
cause to be published in the Brenham
dividends at tho avorago annual
rato of 15 li-10 por cent lor sixty
t. Louis boasts that it is soon
havo tho tallest commercial
Stato of Georgia, Jefferson county, Court of
urainary, llecemoer Term, lVSo. To
ner, a newspaper published in the County of I if?? S" ac! T? aW -,V-- 15ta;W,un1'
Washington, tho followiog citation for tivon-, ? H" Fr?"cf ; Vf-B-1 rancis and Emily
tv davs Prior to the return dav hereof. M. 1 rancis all of Washmgton county in
i The btato of Texas, I Tl"v,!,teoric! . .
1 o ail persons interested in tbe estate of "j.-j""" u.. u.imS j. oitvu,
C C. Gkcns, deceased. J. E. Glren., Ad-1 ?PP1,c.f, for probate in solemn form, of the
minUrator, ha? filed in the Connty Court of I Last wl" uf 1la, A- F" i?1? f ""1 Jf
Wasbineton County, hia final account with ,foraon ?";nt-T del. d havmg made
thoestatoofsaid deceanpd, which will be "own to the court, that you are among the
heard at the neit term of the County Court , "",' "A"1 wd hriI3 at.law of ?"cl deceased
ofeaid countv. romnimrinn-on thafl AfA. ' ad that yon reside ttithont the State of
, -... .. ...,- ::..::,... i, i, . .,! ,i i, :, 10 "avo ino lancsi come
u. uu-.il iu u.18 cuumry ior "",-- " -' "-'"" '' buildimr in tho world. A in,,,. m.,i t:0 ",tSr.7,iK. .Z Georda. to-ait.- In tho State of Texas, and
ZSoSol Tlrance company is soon to add tolBW-jffiaTffS fSFjS&S&OZS'""'-
,..uu. ..w ..--.. -. .... 1 ct.iwin in it nut ht ntn 4.. ... -. suuB i"iurrsiHU iiiasiu f5i&Lc mav BTiTiPRr'iTiri . - v i z .
7 aoo prof er. Tlierciorr, you aro hereby cited to be and
Stories to
'iOIiCl "U "a lJ1 V ll ' IU fcJJU liil"U-i
A TTfn.Tftf rnm U'oncna l!ii With lOltV UlCnitV. 'clL
aartv ... ..... ""Jl K,, .... r , e , ,, ' ' An n:Dtnl l1AfnA I.a Tna elrnt
dated on tho 8th inst. reports the , - P"?. , v M, Wik. The .osc'ci, 'tion -ilway system.
li i Ttt tntf.r&.ta Sn eai'l jet1 a
..... . .11 T... J. il X iBtVl at,) LII 11J (Jll'llli A1U1 V rlLl 111 1 1 It . . . "
Vnnln.H HiA rn nun ' HO WU3 1111 C VUWIlIlLil5 LU LUU Ll'IlifO- . .. . C . I tcTtA tit nrtinunt ;F thaw ana -a
' " " -"..ij . p t in thill, fill in nrnnr tn nrfiririn rr ";-. .-,': ; J ." r"l . innnno ot tha Varmm. Tn idqaii.
uv unu p;nv xjuu uiaivc ait uuun iu ,. ', n ,, , iititm uiu nui, unuur uriumy oi 111c Jftw, ,fr m i- i '., r
ULU3 iur 1110 viuuiti ooiumvcsicrn ' and 01 tus writ make duo return. Issued the . Y, ,U"V wuu - ucfwo coqavy,
rtiln-iferetAm tt. Aav orMmntf mas iw bo held on the first Monoav in said
InirfAi. Mrl.nt ia on I m nynccn 1.! nl l)V JUlIIlkCn. 1 IC IH'OSCPlltlOn """"V lJJlt'' - ,." iw ,, , . . . mrtnth a tha tutll nf cnt.Y "riw A V,
bloclcadoon tho railroads as nearly ..A,f ; mprcasan 0," said ilaploso nlcl.vms that it irill be ablo to provo. The shootint; ot quails in New I, I said Coart, and seal thereof? a ?" then he offered for probate in solemn
comnlcto. Snow ia tli3 causo of nnlwnilinn snmmrlmt. ami vevi.il. that Ilarrold was not in Weather- Jersev is toboiirnhitiited fnrthrAo I " office, in the city o! Brenham. """ .mciiolas uiehx,
tho trouble: the thermometer Uiius tho sut;"cation of a smile, "is aford when lhe tragedy took place. 'years' by the icgislatnre of that ' ??l-M1t!ltP??7l!?.r,S?S: '
iid am ucwi aiiBUMuna enuiKe iaie, u it oxpeucu, ai tne in3tfnc(tt Dv J.D-rtnnoll Tw7,tv ' I'orsuie,
and uover succeeds." Oinarjury, 41 the cliavjjc acainstjol tlio naMO rotealvo aociety.J Ihrelv certify that the abovo and fureeo.l One hundrtdandihrl.tr acres othndnlth
Ordinarr,
down to 12 below zero and a strong I ,nan w!m lriM Plfasp the public 1 "
..i 11.. .... . .ind never succeeds.' Oil
wind blows from the plains and
through traffic is suspended on
iuverlnntl roads.
ilarrold should provo true it will Enormous slaughter of tho birds llnj? Untrue and correct capy oftho original I running water.
Tho electric licht at Corsieana show the desperate efforts made to In recent
is now an asinrcd fad. noenro the acquittal of a murderer. 1 threaten
tlract,nctioi?0rtea toCi,tt,0n,n.'Efrvt,SberirTW.C.
tneii extinction , ,)v Pu isaurr, Duouty.
Thirtv acres in cultivation:
two dwelling houses and other improve-
For information apply t
, Iiempstmd Tvi
J), AiiRXxnrcK,
xou aro hereby mmmin ii,..
cause to bo published in the Brcnham Ban
?"' J.uewspaper published in tho County of
Washington, the following ciution for twen
ty days prior to the return day hereof.
The State of Texas,
To all persons interested ia the welfare of
Augusteiieina3t,n minor. E. J. Keinast.
Guaraian, has filed in tbi County Court of
TV ashmgton County, in applicationfor leave
to resign sdgnar-jianhip, and has accom
PfJ''f.'Ppucation -with a final account
11 v ?nI'.'n of said minort estate, which
wiu be htard at tho next term of tho County
IvOuitofsaid county, commencin; on the 3d
Monday in January, 1886. at tho Court
douse thereof, in the city of Brenham, at
which time all persons interested in said
miaor'a welfare may appear and contest sail
application, if they see proper.
Herein fail not. under iwnftltvnf iTia w
and of this writ make doe return. Issued the
iota uar 01 iiecemDer, 1885.
'-'- Witness, H. M. Lewis, Cleric of
L.S I saM Court ad the seal thereof.
I J atofScc.inGtyofB'enhamBth
w-' dayof December, iSS?.
If. M. Lewis, C. C. O. Y. C.
I hereby certify that the above and tore
jroin;; u a true and correct copy of the origi
nal Citation, now in my hands.
2T. E- Uevsr, SheriffW. C.
By R. Ssiblett, Deputy.
m.
17m:V?MAg3
rjcsciVfr'ficTefSZ
mmm
K12&.
OH JOBS.,
TO M KalM F BXS It an iftUHtti, ut b lutmwtit
3 ClumtlU pttaM, MtttUHrlMlU U4 -lf9l
uiMixona aop bulbs, &$.
W wX MPMttllr llwi4 r4Mtrfra. ImI Mr ft,
D. M FIRRY CO., Dttrolt, MIo&lftn
-vgg
Tho nrand iury of Austin coun
ty adjourned last Saturday, after
havine: fonnd seventeen lulls ol in
dictment!