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"causd of their' holp-
existing conditions,
mstiis more than any
oilH1br'FQCollon planters. j.no
ifw Qffesns papers inform us that
.Cor. Samuel Jj. James is actively
-engaged in a schomo to bring the
planters of Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi and Texas into an asso
ciation wibso object is to protoct
the cotton crowinc interests
against the other combinations that
noiv have it at tneir mercy tno
transportation lines, tho cotton
factors and commission merchants
ind tho American Uotton-Uil Trust
cumpany. It is proposed that
planters snail put tneir plantations
into tno company ana reccivostocK
.roturn j tho company will act lor
pjanier in uispusiug ui mo
iurmsn mm witn supplies
kh ho now secures through
ussion merchants, allow him
tonablo salary' tor h.s sorvices
licrintondcnt oi his plantation
ike chargo of his crop alter it
is matfe. Itjs ostimateatbatpian
ttrs now-pay 18 percent, on tho
monoy they rcqniroin their!opcra.
tions,including tho tolls and char
ges lor handling in Plow urieans.
Tho association will supply him
with monoy on terms which his in
terest in tho profits, will bring this
down to o per cent. The planter
will pnrchaso hs supplies through
Aho company and got them at tho
lowest cash price a very impor
tant advantage over tho. present
plan.
There aro somo formidable dif
ficulties in tho way, of effecting the
organization, chief of which. is the
stubborn individualism that is so
conspicuous a characteristic of
Southern planters, and is a result
ofitho isolation in which they liyo
B,sfties'this, planters are strpngly
wedded to old habits ar.d reluctant
to.adopt nenr ones, oven when the
advantages offered aro patent, and
it I mains to be seen wbethor they
will make thosacrifico of personal
"independence which the proposed
aistfciation domands. The present
oi handling cotton, costing
"S5li,b:o, from first to last, is min
us totho planter, and when the
PHco outbo staple is low Dnngs
map:f.oftbcm in dobtat tho end of
'UH) )csi, ADoy inemscivos nave
long j-Stognizod that it mustbe
chaiigcVVnd replaced tyfajTow
svstcm1S5)l severely economical
charactcivjaiid it may be tbflbey
will accntwtho proposed associa
tion as "tho cheapest and best Lgon
py for bringing it about.
THE PEOAH TEEE. J
Tho pwantrco is found an a
wild state in the woods of the' va
rious sections of tho South and
West.' It grows lo n vory 'large
size, and bearsyoarly many bush
els oTfino flavored nuts. Though
littlocrno attontton Jias beonpaid
Inablo trcod, cultivation
them, the nut
nprov-
Jives
Hong
id rea-
Bwn ei-
F United
loany
rocky
!-fttlo
Juablo
Btion.
Lloat
tnaonly object u-wBijnoa
fresh nuts, and of a gooar vSriyi
rariolv. of Iareo size, from which
to grow tho trees. It it is prefer
red to set out tho plants, get
healthy trees of a gopd varioty
one to two years old. Scientific
American.
A BTEAU PLOW IS SPAIN.
Tho latest novolty in plows Is at
present being usod in Spaing It
works tho ground lo a depth of
thirty inches, andlurnsa lurrow
two feet wido. If fs drawn by two
sixteen horse-power ongineB. Tho
instrument is constructed on the
patent balance-plow principle, but
of very strango porportion. It is
a one-furrow, but fitted with two
knives, the first turning a furrow
sixteen inches wido and fourteen
inches deep, and tho second follow
ing to a depth of thirty'inches and
turning over a furrow twonyrfonr
inches wide, leaving the ground
completely loosened lo a depth of
two feet and six incnes. Drawn
by tho steam engines, tho account
irr a foreign oxchango says it is
possiblo with this plow to turn
ovor four acres per day. In cases
whero it is necessary to turn up
tho land to this great depth, but
simnlv to stir'up tho under-soil, all
that is rcauircd is to take off the
last kmfo and in us placo iixasub
soil tync, which will go to a depth
ot from twenty-four to thirty in
clics. Chicago Times.
Tho following from ono of our
exchanges is applicable to any vil
lagc, town or city in Texas as clsc-
whorc.
"If somo of the mothers of this
city could hear tho profanity and
swearing indulged in by their sons
whilo running on tho streets at
night, they, would bo greatly shock'
cd. and wonder whero tho boys
fell into such wicked habits. Well,
it is bard to toll. In tho first placo
then, mothers aro in a measure re.
sponsible for tho conduct of their
hoys by allowing them to run out
on tho streets at night whon they
should bo at home. " Then they got
in company ot larger noys-and
men who caro little for tho morals
and well being of our tity, 'and
from theso boys learn to roll out
big oaths calculated to mako the
very hairs of ono'shairstand on the
end. If tho mothers of our city
will sco to it that their boys aro
not out ol their sight after dark,
thoy may save themselves of much
sorrow and many bitter tears in
tho hereafter.
Don't neglect small mattors on
tho farm. .Reliable statistics show
that the eggs produced in the
United States last year were worth
moro money than all tho silver
produced by all the mines in tho
country. Tho milK, outtcr ana
cheese product exceeded the cotton
crop in value. Tho wealth of na
tions depends largely on what aro
usually considered minor indus
tries. Cotton is not king.
An orange tree over four hun
dred years old, in tho orangeria of
Versailles, was first planted by
Elcnora do Castle, tho wile of
Charlos III.
Bicyclist Stevens is now in Canada
nnd oxpocts lo reach this country
A word in tho car of thoso larm
an t?ho roako a habit ol going
about Wt!i long faces and never
lose an onnortnnltv to run llmvn
their business upon
. -. ..i.
the slightest
provocation. Xictup on it. Thcro
aro thousands of men working in
tho city on salaries, which seem to
you littlo'stibrt of a competence,
who would only too gladly change
places with you and lako chances
on weatner ana crops, oniy 10 uo
free from tho constant pressure ,
and wear and tear mentally
dont tocitvlifo. Tho farmer, with !
his forty or eighty, or ono hundred
----- . . . ' . . i
and sisty acres, freo of mortcrge,
is tho poor of any business or sal
aried man, in tho world. nurai
World. -"
, Good Eeiults in Every Caso.- .
D.A?Braafordr-wholesaloDner dealer of
ChattanorgTeimwriteathat.howa ser
iously afflicted with.a soero cold, that fettled
on his lungs? had tried manygemeaies'with
out beneStSBeins induced to try Dn'Kinc's
New-IiscoTerJor Cbnstmiptionj'did so and
was entirely cured by use of ft- few bottles.
Since which time ho has used it in his family
tor all Coughs and Colds with best result.
This b the- experienco of thousands whose
lives iiu vwn raitu uj uio iiu,."
Ttenvprv .
Trial Bottles' freo atK.E.Luhn's Drugstore
"William Gavlos. who died re
ccntly near Natchez at tho ago of
85. was said by tho" Democrat to
bo ono of the most highly esteem
ed of. iNatcbez 8 colored citizens.
When'tho "slaves we'roTfreod ho re
fused to leavo his master's family
and remained with them. Ho was
n Democrat and a trustee of tho
Union school.
Mrs. Window's Soollilnc Srrnp,
Ttrv. Stt.va vns Conn thus writes iu the
Rostov CitRisTlAN Freisian: Wo wonld
by no means recommend any kind or medi-
(.inn HlllL'UWH UlUUUklU U. IAJ vri li wu 1'U.-
ticularlv for infants Uatof ilrs. AVinslow's
Soothint? Svrun we can SDeak from knowl
edge: in our own family it has provfid a
blessing indeed, by giving an infant troubled
with COUC pains, quiei Sleep, ana uio parents
unbroken rest at nizht. Jlost parents can
aoreaatc wiej u"33- xxcuia aunt..-
a which works to Derfection. and which
U hftrmless. for tho sleeDS which it affords
tho infant is perfectly natural, and the little
rhpmh awakes as "hricht as a button. And
dunm? the process of teething, its value is
incalculable. Wo have frequently heard
mothers say that they wouldnot be without it
from the birth of the child till it had finished
with the teething seige, on ar.v considera
tion whatever. Sold oy all druggists, 25
soetni bottle. '- '
A, little boy was locked up by
mistake in ono of the public school
houses in Now York a few days
ago, and was compelled to remain
all night. Ho was completely
prostrated with fright and did not
closo his eyes. Tho matter is to
thoroughly investigated.
Food makes blood and blood makes
beauty. Improper digestion of food neces
sarily produces bad blood, resulting in a
feeling of fullness in the stcmacn acidity,
heartburn, sick-headache and other dyspep
tic symptoms. A closely confined life causes
indigestion, constipation, biliousness and
loss of appetite. To remove these troubles
thpnT is 'no remedy eoual to Vriddv Ash
Bittcnr,j;It baa been tried and proven to be
k rpeaflc. "
'Purchases' of school lands
amounting to 46,000 acres have
been forfeited.
About tbreo rears nco tlio lucent for
A eislfrlifihlmedv first called at his
town, andsmco then the numbop of testimo
nials that havo been sent in to Carlton &
Nath oonctrmng tho irerits of the
Remedy, and the many cures effect
ed Burprfacs them. They wish it
to bo thoroughly underetoo that for all
eolda, hoarseness asthma, crcup whooping
cough, all phlliirilcal trouVes, they have
never known its equal, and positively cuar-
anieeit.
Ybnnff girls wear round waists
with tucked skirts.
Cheer Up! Help Is at Hand.
"I'm afraid I shall havo to be taken to a
hosnita) oi to the noorhoti&c I've been sick
so lone that my husband, poor rs he is, can't
stand the worry and expense much longer."
Ho. you won i aear wue anamoiner. oee
what Parker's Tonic will do for you. Flonty
of women as badlj o9 as you are, Lave been
rescued almost from the grave by it. It will
build you up, curing all ailments of the
stomach, liver and kidneys, and is simple,
reliable and safe.
State land board receipts for No
vember were 27,000.
Not a Single Gray Hair.
You mav lauirh and think me a vain
thing," urites Sirs. J. R. d, of San Fran-dscOjUofgendin-tbisjCfly,
ibut J have not
a grayjiaii jn jny xjttu. umi ji,rilejiuiAi'aj
iAmfiftyind a day. Recently my hair was
notonly quite 'gray, but quite thin, too.
Tartar's Hair Balsam made in Xew York,
I think, did wonders for me. Try it If you
have .the, occasion. jAo-lly does what I
say, and restores the' color, also." Not a
dye, not greasy, highly perfumed. Only re
liable 50c. dressing.
In Northern Asia now they are
making whisky of reindeer milk,
which is rich In alcohol.
Without Adequate Cause,
Or with appar&illy no cause at alt chills and
fever, thought to be cured, germinates and
refructifies in the svstem. Th-s giant among
diseaso? cannot Je laid out with quinine. The
only way to giro it a final 7and extinguishing
quietus, is to use persistently the national
antidote to miasma poison, Hosttetter's
Stomach Bitters, which roots it out com
pletely. The process of cure is, of course,
much easier if the Bitters i used as a pre
ventive, when the first chill is felt, but per
sons who aro not acquainted with the nature
of the symptoms am sometimes in error as
to their cause, and neglect tho simple and
pleasant remedy, of all others best suited to
check the progress of this dreaded and de
structive malady. Visitors to, or sojourners
in, uiajarious localities .will, moreover, act
the part of iom if they use the Bitters as
aTireparativCr KbAumatism, constipation,
biliousness indigestion and kidney troubles
are removed by tho Pittcrs.
Prof. Truman A Safford says
that .French is the best language to
study science in.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburc, III-, says:
"Having received so much benefit from Elec
trio Bitters, I feel it my duty to let suffering
humanity know it. Have had a running
sore on my leg for eight 3 ears; my doctors
told me I would have to havo tho bone
scraped or leg amputated. I used, instead,
three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is
now sound and veil'
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bot
tle, and BucVlen's Arnica Salvo at 25c per
dox Dy it x iunn.
Connecticut's now tobacco crop,
now being handled, is unusually
fine.
Carllon & Nash tell us of a remarkable
cure effected bv Acker s Blood Lluir. A
gentleman uas literally co ered with sores,
brought on by neslectinghissj.stf'ni; ulcers
or boils cainn out all over him, but a
thorough course ol Ackern Blood Elixir
cured him. Thev eav that tbevwifl warrant
this as being the bcrt Moo I medi
cine that can bo boucht It is always
certain to cure Syphilis-in its worst form.
XI is pobitively guaranteeo.
Oscood Bradbury, who died in
New Gloucester, .Mo., on Sunday,
aged 00 years, was born in the
town whero ho died. His dying
words wore: ''Hold me, I'm fall-
Tlie American Analyst
Says of Pomeroys Tetroline Masters: "A
very careful examination has failed to find
any deleterious substance, but the ingredi
ents are calculated to produce theory bene
ficial effects claimed." Sold by druggists
and J. Tristram, Brenham.
Considering tho amount of li
cense tho Chicago saloons have,
they ought not to object lo pay
ing $1,000 for it. Chicago cws.
Tho tongue is a weapon that may
1 wound him that wields -
An Endunnff Repautton.
2io better evidence of the merit of any j
orieinai article cxifis man an cnuunn ivyw
tjtion founded against all the attempt! of
il, rnvious and'niratical imitators, no
have endeavored to palm off their worthies
substitutes, and which ivro offered forwi
i,rntirit tin. medium of unnrincirled
. . . - i
dealers. It has been tho worthy fortune of !
Glenn Sulphur ioap to survive all sucn en
croachments, and its presto and rights
hive been sustained by lesal decision. This
article pesesea extraordmarr virtues as a
kin remedy and beautifier, and its excellence
has been proved ana eilolieu ny ine mu
"L' ? ',.2 "T? .?' J?"' Jl 'ZVI.
inci-im,..lrin,ofori,ilrniana, This toilful
mmhinatfon of soao with sulphur, and
which is wen i.nown io ine puunc uy loin;
- .: . . ... . .v t.i.li
on. I i.risfi.nt advertising
". i .. ....---
phur soap, i inc exclusive vruin-ri w
Charles H. Cnttcnton, of iew 1 ork; ana lo
guard against immitations purchasers should
see luaicacil pacwige uears ins iiuiuu.
Tho first Jew to sit in the upper
lpirialativo honso of I'russia was
tho lalo Baron Karl Rothschild,
"Hi Toinpcy ! what you 'fraid off
Mhat makes ou shake and shibbcr ?'
"Law chile 1 i-c got de affuo
An got do tropic libber."
Df Iroppic libber limpe ?
I don't know wluit you means,
But ou can cure our ague
livtak'ing SMITH BILK BEANS.
To"bits a bottle, don't pay any more!
You'll ml dem at de drucman's store."
The most economical and best remedy
for ague. 25 cents, per bottle.
In tho big batch of Kentucky
moonshiners confined in tho Cov
ington (Ky.) jail is John Patrick,
who is almost sovon feet high. lie
is a descendant of tho old Locker
race, to which tho family of Abra
ham Lincoln belonged. Ho is a
powerful, raw-boned follow, weigh
ing 250 pounds.
M
In order thai ourtown may have the best
goods possible tho popular druggists, Carl
ton & Nas'i have agreed to sell Ackers
Eddish rrcscriptions among which is
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. Theyaet upon
tho system when suffering with Dyspepsia,
bad breath, sour stomach, luiulency", heart,
burn, Ac., S.C, with a wonderful certainty,
hence they guarantee them to cure always,
or will rciuna me money.
In Eoatov, Russia, thcro is a so
ciety pf ctitdvurdcrcrs,fwh&,,Tact
ingas nurses, poison ctiildrcii to
spare thorn troubles ot lifo.
TONIC, ALTERATIVE AND CATHARATIC.
Simmnns Liver Remilator pures malaria.
biliousness, dyspepsia, constipation and piles.
It is most effective in starting tho secretions
of the liver, causing the bile to act a a purge.
When there is an excess of-bilo in the
stomach, the Regulator Js an active purge;
after the removal of the bile it will regulate
the bowels and impart vigor and health to
tuewnoiesysiem.
m i
Wo suspect that a Society for tho
Abolition of Keyholes would se
cure many liberal subscribers
among the first families of Great
Britain. Now York Graphic.
Buctlen's Arnica Salve
The best salve in Tthe world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, orns and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guarantec-1 to give
perfect sauslaclionr or .
jsiacuon- or .money reiunaea.
Fnco : cents per dox.i ,
For sale by RE.
Luhn.
Whon a man and woman under
take to lead' together a lifo oi
"plain living and high thinking,"
tho brunt of tho strugglo always
must fall on tho woman.
O ME M
r&ltK rentweil trenrtfc r wkt mSr frm
Iilmltle4 peemUmr t Uelr mx. UibU try
BROWf,
THE'
BE5T.T0NIC
tmiM anrl la fnnlnihlaj for TTiftnim ttftrali
Uomen.uidl)wholedBAdntaT7UTe. lffcn
riches nd Fmiflea tie Blood. timvlatr
inn Appetite, BtrVUKljncDit vb hibw;h;'"
Serves 4nlaCiCToiibliiTljTormte
Clw. tba eompwiion, ana iuui u i
Uo tmootli.
nrnrlnni nntintiiMijotv all Otkrrlrxt wudtti! dn.
llrs. Euzabith Bubo. Ii Ttnrtn Ati- Wflww
kM, Wi. un, TOdor dt of Dee. asth. IBM:
-1 hT nid Brawn1! Iron Bitt-M. nd tt huMro
-tr than a doctor to nw. hTing' cared rawiw
tanknemUdiMliaTslnlifs. Al cured to-rf IJ
r OompUint. Mid now my oamplexlon u clear ana
mxL m alao bean beneficial to my children."
MRU. Louisa O BaAOOOH, Eart Lockport, S.T.
iavs " 1 baw eollered nntold miaerr fawn Femak
Cutnplaiats, and roald obtain relief tram Dothinc
wcrpt Brawn' Iran Bitten
GonmiiB baa abore Trade ICarfc and erosaed red liwa
on wrapper. Take no other. JJadaonlbr
amnra ciiEmci-L co- ujlltimoke. md
Dri rilC CO lt CAUSES anda new and
CAl li tOOsnocsfal CCKB at yourown
home by one who was dear twenty-eight
years. Treated by most of Ihenotedspfclal
lsts ol the day without benefit. Cured himself
In three months, and since then hundred of
others Full particulars sent on a
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send now, or cut this out, as ion may never eee it
gain. Address DR. W. U l'AUKKR,
4 Eaiflnch Etreet, Boston, Mass,
TO ADVERTISERS
tot acbiTk for J we will print a (eii-lIny
aMeru-ieiiieiii in uue aiinion itte oi leauine
Vmenran newnaier J hi lf-attherateofonlv
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iliffereni new t.pflierpiirf baser, orFIEIiluov
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KNOW THYSELF. JlMb
KtAPCiw len lines win acconunmiuir awnii
7 word Adlretswllhrnpv ofmlv andebett,
iir -ietnl 10 rent lr lmkof 11)iae
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AT ACTU.
FOR CASH
J .S. Neivbouer Rctirioff fiom the Retail Sit Ctoods f rade in Bre
NEW
NowisYourBestOpportunity
j.-j
For Bargains in HoMay, BirlMay aM Wlw Presents, at
KW.GRABER'S
Bronli
Desiring to wind up the business and
1 convert it into casli to invest in other
property, I now offer to the public
the largest and best selected stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silven Fine Silver Plated Ware,
QOILiID ZFIEItTS,
Canes, Spectacles and Magnifying Glasses
FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
AND
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,
At Prices that arc beyond Competition, so come
oarly and make your selections, as this is bona
fide, nd X intend to retire from business,
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
All those having wnlchcJ, clocks and jowolry in tho storo for repairs
will please call early and get tnem.
MRS. H. W.
LUSK & PARKS,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stabje,
UNDERTAKERS AND DIRECTORS.
LAItOE STOCK OF
"Wood. andMetallc
BURIAL CASES! CASKETS
Fine Hearse of Modern Style.
TKRJtS REAS0XAULE.
VOSS BROTHERS,
-DEALERS IS-
STAPLE! FANCY DRY GOODS
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes and Notions.
-ALPO-
WHOLESALE RE TAIL, G-Tl O CEBS.
jfcS-Frec Delivery to
A
ONLY
J. S. Newbouerhas this
the Mcllheuny Co., of Houston, in the Wholesale Dry Goods business.
On Monday, Nov. 29, Newbouer Bros, will commence selling their entire stock,
worth 8100,000, comprising the finest and newest stock of goods all purchased
this season-at ACTUAL NEW YORK WHOLESALE COST.
Tlxiss is oiix o-fctxetl Bona HPicie Sale. .
Safe, Show-cases, Chandeliers and Fixtures for sale cheap.
BOUER
m, To- an.
GRABER.
all part- .f the C ity.-a
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day associated
ReicMrdt
BRENHAM, TEXAS,
BEAD QUARTERS FOK-
Hardware, Tinware,
HUNTERS' ANDIIMILL SUPPLIES,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornices, Flues, F(e
Tin and Corrngatei Iron Roofing a Specialty.
All kinds of Tinsmithing, Gunsmithing, Locksmithing, 1'ipcfitting
Plumbing and Repairing done.
LINDEMANN & KOCH,
DEALERS IN
GiMsandSpitlegGoofl
BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIAL,
PAINTS, VARNISEES, BRUSHES,
BELTINGS, STEAM FITTINGS,
and LiraRIC -
Corner Sandy and St, Charles
ALEX.
PBAtmB EST
ilRMlLTMlioM
NORTHWEST CURNER 0? MTBLIO SQUARE.
BRENHAM, ----- TEXAS
Has Received a Full and Complete Stock oi
PALL AND
-LATEST
(fiflDiES' IJdressKI goods, DJtrimhihgs, ITiES,)
CIOTHIWG, BOOTS AZ?B SHOES,
Sata, Caps, Quoonswaro and Orocorloa.
AJsu a large and varied asEortmcnt of
Parlor and Bed Room Furniture,
CARPETS, MATS und HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
tgUC&ll and eiamiim our goos before purchasing elsewhere. Guarantee satisfaction in
aDMimeiiLa.
CBOOKS AND
SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES, SATCHELS, ETC,
And a tlno selection of articles suitable for
Christmas Presents !
HJULLER'SIOOK STORE,
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Selling1
EW YORK
FOR CASH
himself with Mr.
& Seelliorst,
Pits, Oils anl Gis,
HARDWARE,
AJTIlSra - OILS,
Streets, BRENHAM TEXAS
SIMON,
S,iHS3
STYLES IN -
utve tie a mat
STATSONHYl
Is The Best
Waterproof Goat
ETerMaie.
i tmoow, n wn kpp you ury in ins naruat iwrra.
, iuciii ina uieno our. u yonrwrtproof
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Felix Halff, successor to
NOTICE!
SILKS, 75c ON THE DOLLAR.
I am offering to tho trade my entire silk stock, thegreatost bargains
in the silk lino ovor offered, at 75c on tho 81. Call oarly and select
whilo stock is complete, as they go fast.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED DRESS GOODS.
A beautiful and complcto lino of Silk Russian Circulars, CIoaksr
Dolmans, Wraps, etc., which constitute a very handsomo lino.
"MyOwnMako" $2.50 Lmlies'Fino Shoes, still takes tho lead.
Jly Fine Tailor-Made Clothing, which is justly celebrated for its
stylish cut and perlcclion of fit, is now on exhibition.
i. Y3XErE'jyEJkJsnsr
HERMANN
WHOLESALE AND
Imported and Domestic
Western and Texas Produce,
WINES, LQUORS, OIGAES, TOBAOOO,
Dolicac-es, dandies, Proservod Vegetables, Pruit, Meai
fcihl., Pickles, Canned Emit, Fats, etc.
BRENHAM TEXAS.
Sole Agent of Anhatiser's Celebrated St. X,onis Beer
S- ICE IN QUANTITIES AT LOWEST HATES -T
IS-Lowc8t wholesale prices. to tho trade! Pays tho highest market
prico ior Cotton and other prodnco.
D .KAMPMANN, President,
XjOTSriS STAR
BREWING COMPANY.
CcleLrated Lager and Specially Bed
"SELECT" BOTTLED B'EER.
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE GIVEN
C. MINKWITZ, Jr., Agent, Brenham, Texas.
oiiiinKMiF
WHOLXSALT AND
Furniture and Carpets
a33R.33JJTT TVT
Parlor Sets, Chamber Sets, House Purnishing Goods.. .gj
CARPSTIHa, OIL CLOTHS, HATOfflri
MISBORS, HATTSSSSES, " WALL PAPER.
We are prepared to famish, yonr homo from tm to bottom, ar ,hrrt ,:, Cimrta
woa and nut down. Call and see ns. GoodUdoUTered . Semm
MADT STREET. BETWEES AST
BROCKSCHMIDT & HOHLT,
DEALERS -1N
IT GOODS, CWSGjflflfS, IIS,
GROOBBIES,
Cigars, Tobacco, Crockery, Notions, Etc.
aOKTII SIDE rUBLIC SQUARE, BRE51LUI, TEXAS.
e carry a largo and complete stock of general merchandise snited to
tho wants of ec.untry and city customers and are selling tho
same at reaspnable prices: All aro invited to call
and eiamine-onr stock and prices.
B. AVc pay the highest!
lirvuuuu.
Outr
COST!
ONLY!
ERSi
NOTICE!
FISCHER,
ND RETAIL DEALER IK
'MCYIICE1IE
RETAIL DEALER IK
OTTO KOEHLER, Sec'y and Gen'l Manager
llTAn. Druj ,
-
TJE33a.3
in tho city FREE.
and KoRTIJ.
, BREMUJI. TEXAS'.
-cotton and all kinds of country
pj Christmas.