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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1891

Page

8

Galveston Bar Association Visit and Local Updates

Jupee L. Kree attends the state bar association in Galveston while reports note a rainmaker urged to Brenham for showers. Deputy clerk W. Lowstarptes and Burnes county events are mentioned along with a Burleson county burial for Henry Rost Tanven.

Jupee L. Kree Galveston State Bar Association Mr. W. Lowstarptes Rost Tanven Henry Burleson County Gay Hill

Marriage Licenses and Local Education News

The weekly list shows marriage licenses issued in the clerk’s office for the week ending Wednesday July 8 1891 including Psencik and Rozalie Simeck Jim Alexander and Ellen Canard Willie Reese and Ella Terry Barrel Crockhon and Nettie Thompson F W Scumberg and Anna K Rich ter plus Jim Clarke and Juli Brooks. A colored normal school led by Prof D L Sublet with H M Tarver closes Friday with state certificate examinations. A letter from Eagle Lake praises the local summer normals and a potential Brenham to deep water Brazos road meeting in Wharton is urged to spur construction and port development benefiting Brenham trade.

Duo Psencik Rozalie Simeck Jim Alexander Ellen Canard Willie Reese Ella Terry Barrel Crockhon Nettie Thomp Colored Normal School D. L. Sublet H. M. Tarver L. C. Anderson Prairie View Flynne C. H. Caniser Eagle Lake Wharton Brenham Brazos Basser

Prolonged Revival and Local Developments Prompt Brenham Growth

After a Camp Meeting the Brenham Baptist church plans weeklong services led by Rev. Sid Williams. Local talk favors building a railroad from Brenham to the Brazos mouth, with nearby towns expected to contribute. Reports note a Gay Hill courier to Sarah Babb, a 15 year old girl, and a Paris Kentucky murder by scythe blade. Mississippi Democrats face a failed alliance. Gold export last week remains small.

Sid Williams The Baptist Church

Flattering prospects for crops and local incidents in Texas

State notes predict good corn and cotton yields in Bell and nearby counties. Wheat in East land county averages thirty bushels per acre, while Austin county corn may be short but sufficient for home use. Reports of accidents include Benjamin Franklin of San Antonio impaled by a fence, a near-legal battle in Henrietta, and a deadly shooting in Columbus area.

Bell County Rio Grande Eastland County Austin County Benjamin Franklin San Antonio Aledo Fort Worth Tamaleville G. N. Ford Henrietta R. D. Wilborne Frost Hutchcraft Sherman Hutchcraft Bond John Ferron Denison

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