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Newspaper

Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1891

Page

8

Local Items Mention Weather and Trades in Town

Oxxy prepares Mai feat and Black-Draught touts relief for constipation. Farmers enjoyed calm skies for cotton chopping, awaiting rain. H C Voss takes traveling salesman post with Weiss Bros Galveston. Eagle Lake fishing party returns from trip with modest catch and active trolling noted.

Local notes on sales, moves, and a baptism roundup

Washington County dealers sell McElree’s Wine and THEDFORD’S BLACK-DRAUGHT. Gravel dumped near the union depot to raise the platform. Mr Bracxforx of Atlanta seeking a location for ta. A machine shop to be moved to Texas. he left for Fort Worth. Diep reports infant Tda Fickel dies after burial. Homes of Galveston and Goodwin of Chappell Hill visiting Mr Heber Stone. they left for Chappell Hill. John Fouroux, indicted for assault, captured by Constable Boyd and jailed. Protracted Camptown meeting ends with eight to ten colored converts baptized. hundreds attend.

Bracxforx Atlanta Texas Ft. Worth Ss Homes Galveston Goodwin Chappell Ill Heber Stone Chappell Hill Camptown H. S. Sisk Parker County Buckskin Jos Joe Bruno John Atkinson Swiff Teague Houston Weatherford Mineral Wells Buckskin Joe Joe

Brenham Notices and Local Movements in 1891

Messrs Campbell and Pennington move their law office upstairs over Heber Stone bank and offer counsel to the public. Gro Exctaxp relocates headquarters to Fort Worth, Mrs England departs for Jefferson then Fort Worth. Haynes and Krueger invited to Maifest welcome addresses. invitations accepted. Spring cleaning urged across southern cities to reduce death rates. Moxway morning traffic livens Brenham with farm wagons on Sandy street. J G Brown and sheriffs visit Baxxer office. County Clerk issues marriage licenses for May 6 1891 to George Schroeder and May Rost, P C Henry and Mary Schatz, Dennis Hope and Virginia Rout, Sherman Hathaway and Laura Davis, Paul G Ranft and Emil Git, M A Basey and Annie I Plewel Jen.

Messrs. Campbell & Pennington Heber Stone Bank George Schroeder May Rost P. C. Henry Mary Schatz Dennis Hope Virginia Routt Sherman Hathaway Laura Davis G. Ranft Emi Basey Annie I. Plewel

Brenham Mayfest Shoots Invite Adjoining Counties and Towns

The Brenham Gun Club plans a two day Maifest shoot with county representation and a handsome prize medal each day. Witnessing arrangements are promised and Austin is urged to await Brenham’s encampment push before counting it as settled.

Brenham Gun Club The Austin Statesman Austin Brenham

State finances face possible void without revenue rise

With last Tagisda appropriations, a treasury shortfall looms unless state revenue improves. Four incoming Representatives recently in Washington favor Mills of Texas or Crisp of Georgia for speaker, but agree Mills will win. Louisiana Supreme Court rules mandamus for lottery, leaving legalization to voters. Cavalry patrol Fourmies after eight killed, amid alleged troop excess and scattered stones. Birmingham Times mocks a town builder who borrows papers. Twas ever Thursday.

House of Representatives Washington Crisp Georgia Mills Texas Supreme Court of Louisiana Louisiana

Seasonal Advice on Spring Medicines from Dr Hartman

A pamphlet excerpt urges readers to choose specific remedies for spring ailments. Peruna is recommended for general weakness and lingering winter illness, Man a lin for digestion and liver support, and La en pia for blood diseases. The piece attributes the guidance to Dr. Hartman and promotes free pamphlets from The Peruna Medicine Company. Also notes about Sicilian arrivals in New Orleans and political commentary on Mississippi sub-treasury policy.

B. Hartman Hartman Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio

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Ganpuss H. C. Voss Weiss Bros Eagle Lake McElree Cardus Thedford Washington County Centraline Diep Tda Fickel Sirs Hansh Fickel Joux Fourox Boyd Tz Committee Messrs. Haynes Prof Krueger Moxway Sandy Street Baxxer J. G. Brown J. M. Brown H. L. Sisk Joe Atkinson W. N. Wommack Burleson County Teague Gov. Hogg Garrett Commission of Appeals B. Bryan Ma. C. B Heistier Electric Light Co Belton Pulp Factory Company Brenham Cottonseed Fourmies New Birmingham Times Dr. 5 New Orleans Italy J. J. Hastises Dallas New Jersey Wuen Democratic Party Mississippi Ss. S. S
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