Local Notes From The City Amid Beef Trade And Movements
A busy week with beef cattle imports and assorted local movements. Jopes Jo. P. Betz of Bellville visited the city. Ayere Groner Wilson reportedly left for Houston on professional business. Prov. Fuiysyz departed for Fort Worth after learning his mother was dying. A Mexican female vendor Wednesday marked the city’s first drunk and down case of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jopes Jo. P. Betz
Bellville
Ayere Groner
Wilson
Houston
Fuiysyz
Fort Worth
Maifest Preparations and Local Notices From Washington County
Washington County dealers sell McElree’s and THEDFORDS BLAQK-DRAUGHT. Miss Suz Artis Cray returns home from Independence. Miss Daisy Love of Austin leaves Independence with Miss Nettie Williams. Cases against E L Jackson and West Kemp for murder postponed to April 13. M M Farver leaves for Austin after district court stay. Maifest committee reports new features for the festival. Mr Wa A Scott from Fort Gideon enjoys the area. City wardens pursue filth violators with a $5 reward. Andy Garland fined for city ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Garland
Marriages Licensed in County Clerk Office Week Ending March 25 1891
The week’s issued licenses list Fritz Foss and Mary Nehrkorn, Jackson Pierce and Georgiana Hall, F J Johnson and Ofelia Johnson, H F Brandt and M A Tarrant, and Henry Baer and Mina Seeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Foss
Mary Nehrkorn
Jackson Pierce
Georgiana Hall
F. J. Johnson
Ofelia Johnson
H. F. Brandt
M. A. Tarrant
Henry Baer
Mina Seeler
County Clerks Office
W.d. Watkins
J. N. Chadwick
Chappell Hill
W. N. Mayfield
Henry Steiner
M. G. Wilson
P. F. Mayfield
Chas. Zurcher
R. Colbert
Brenham
Otto Schawe
Wm. Rodenbeck
Nelson Smith
J. M. Brown
W. P. Dever
Little
W. Williams
W. L. Morgan
J. W. Morgan
James Walker
W. E. Seelhorst
Adolph Seelhorst
A. Harrington
R. K. Felder
R. A. Stuckert
Grimes Quarter
Woodwards
J. B
P. Pontraff
Gail Bowden
F. Giesecke
Andrew Wilson
H. Hensley
Mai-Fest central committee meets in Brenham hall
The Mai-Fest central committee met at Hook and Ladder hall on Tuesday April 24 at 4 pm J G Rankin chaired with J M Byrnes as secretary The report on a program was adopted with amendments ballots restricted to coupon in the Baesnam Baxwen polls to April 19 at H W Graber A T Threadgill and Louis Bronen kant jurors to count ballots daily George Tucker appointed committee of one to count ballots The firemen basket picnic on San Jacinto day was noted as adopted by citizens San Jacinto committee and Texas Veterans would remove park subcommittees appointments followed Real estate transfers in Brenham area listed with buyers sellers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook and Ladder
J. G. Rankiis
J. M. Byrnes
H. W. Graber
A. T. Threadgill
Louis Bronenkant
George Tucker
Rankin
San Jacinto Day
San Jacinto
Texas Veterans
Local meeting outlines tournament plans and invitations
The record lists committee roles for music printing invitations decorations and games. Actions include moving to hold a tournament on the second day with prizes, providing 1000 invitations, assigning ticket duties to C. H. Carlisle, and inviting Mr. Harry to deliver the welcome. Meeting adjourned for next Tuesday at 4.00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Wood
T. A. Low
A. Simon, Jr
E. A. Stuckert
B.S. Rogers
C. Brockschmidt
BE. E. Graber
A. Harrison
J. Kollmey
J. H. Simon
FR. &. Farmer
H. McGuire
J. A. Wilkins
H. Heme
Tom Matchett
W. P. Ewin
J. G. Rankin
W. A. Wood
J. Kellmey
W. H. Snell
J. M. Byrnes
Balt
Jalms Fisher
Will Lusk
S.J. Simon
Wm. Zeiss, Jr
H. Wilkins
W. M. Buchler
A. M. Krug
Dave Levi
C. Sprauze
LN. Bettison
Henry Zeiss
OU. T. Roff
A.harrison
J. Kollmay
L. Kirk
W. P. Ewing
C.F. Herbst
W. H. Murphy
E. R. Franklin
J. H. Soo
HL McIntyre
R. A. Stuckert
L. J. Lockett
A P. Simmons
Selbe Teeket
C. H. Carlisle
Harry Wos
J. M. Brawes
Rain Favors Farmers and Notable Legal Arrivals
Reports praise recent rains boosting crops while drug reforms and legal notices unfold. A Texas & Pacific railway damages ruling stands, a New York Mafia arrest spurs vengeance chatter, and Indian lands titles face government sale. Social anecdotes and health tips fill the page.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement reward note
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio endorse the firm as honorable in business and able to meet obligations. West and Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists attest. Cure taken internally to reach blood and mucus surface. Price 75 cents per bottle sold by all druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Elisye
West & Trusx
Ohio
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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McElree
Cardus
Thedford
Washington County
Suz Artis Cray
Independence
Daisy Love
Austin
Haer
Nettie Wiliams
E. L. Jackson
West Kemp
M. M. Farver
District Court
Wa. A. Scott
Fort Gideon
Indiana
Central Committee
Kouveran
Taulbee
Washington
House
Senate
Treasury Department
United States
D. C
O’maurey
New Orleans
Birmingham
Commission
Steaner Reed
Europe
8. Q. Mills
Mills
J. G. Rana
Tomanche
Texas
Texas & Pacific Railway
New York
Kansas
Indian Territory
State University
Galveston
Shirley Dare
The
East Tonic
Charlotte Bronte
Villette
Lucy Snow
Miss Bronte
Edith Minster
Homemaker
Papa
Imogen
Boston Gazette
Indian Ocean
TEE Builders
Caliecos
Challies
Sarah
Genta
Agila
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