Local items and court actions dot Cameron scene
Local notes report Harry 5ringen, Esq visiting Cameron yesterday. A fine girl born to Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hyman Monday night. Jas Hogas and Pyrima McCowan, colored, married in the courthouse with Judge Kirk presiding. No real estate transfers this week. A mule killed by a pay train east of Central on Chadwick’s farm. McIntosh rain or storm near east on Saturday night between courthouse and Zeiss Brewery. Liberal reward offered for returns. Crowds at the depot Wednesday. once dense enough to block the platform. City banks to close at 10 am Saturday February 21 for Tom Green Brigade Association entertainment. Attorney B. Bryan visited Barton Wednesday to probe the dances dispute. Warrants issued for participants. examining trial planned as papers arrive.
Rich mond veteran reunion and hunting incident brief
A local item notes Washington County dealers selling McElree's Wine of Cardin and THEDFORD'S BLASKK-DRAUGHT. A hunting accident injures W M Aven who sprayed W H Murphy with shot. J Williams and companion were injured when their two horse turnout fell after leaving Independence. A Rich mond veterans reunion of Light Guard members is planned at the armory next Monday night with arrangements in place.
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Richmond
Light Guard
Houston
Brenham
Eth
Weimar Round About Notes Local Reunion And Marriages
The Weimar Round About reports a Green's Brigade reunion in the community and Brenham gathering details. It also lists marriage licenses issued the week ending February 18 1891 for McElveen Sharpd Dippel Ball Hogan McCowan Schwartz. Brenham Field Artillery elects Abe Harrison as captain and H Zechappell as second lieutenant after Capt Sloan’s death, with a brief speech of thanks.
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Weimar
Weimer
Colorado County
H. C. Quinn
Green's Brigade
Brenham
County Clerks Office
G. W. McElveen
E.R. Shapard
Henry Dippel
Amelia Ball
Jas. Hogan
Rhina McCowan
J. Mehlburger
Anna Schwartz
Resolutions for Captain Sloan Adopted by Conner Hose
At a special Conner Hose Company meeting the committee report on resolutions honoring Captain W H Sloan was adopted. The resolutions praise his service, wisdom, and character, offer sympathy to his family, and request publication and distribution of the tribute to his memory.
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Con‘nor Hose Company
W.H. Sloan
William Ernest Sloan
Conner Hose Company No. 1
Cosanrer
London Axorner Ripper scare stirs public
A chaotic mix of crime anxieties and political shifts fills the page. London tension mounts as the Axorner “Jack the Ripper” scare spreads fear, while US politics show division with Kyle’s election in South Dakota and Palmer’s grip on Illinois Democrats.
Notice in probate in Washington County Texas
Notice to interested in the estate of Jenni Pool deceased in Washington County Texas. Devin administrator Seward Clerk calls for publication for 20 days in Brenham newspaper. Court term begins March third, 1891 at Brenham courthouse. Sheriff Teague and deputy certify true copy of original order for publication.
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State OF Texas
Washington County
Bresnam
Allo
Teen
Jennié Pool
Eatate
A Coast
Washington
Brenham
Ioney
Ant
Orks
Seward
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Harry 5Ringen, Esq
Cameron
Bours
G. N. Hyman
Jas. Hogas
Pyrima McCowan
Kirk
Central
Chadwick
Court House
Zeiss Brewery
Tom Green Brigade Association
B. Bryan
Barton
McElree
Cardin
Thedford
W. M. Aven
W. H. Murphy
Pomenany
Jas. Williams
Ter
Independence
Presh'Heer
C. E
Constable Boyd
Grant Montgomery
Megro
F. Fisher
Messry
Reichardt & Seelhorst
Carr. H. Watrexen
Belton
Green’s Brigade
Burton
Baxsen
Whitener
Ss. S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Axorner
Jack the Ripper
London
South Dakota
Jas. H. Kyle
United States
Illinois
Palmer
Buenos Aiers
Texas House of Reprentatives
Spain
Terren
Gresham
Freeman
Harrison
Pacific Coast
Congress
Jouxsitons
Mississippi Valley
Hall
J. F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Bill
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Agbiluiion
Texas
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