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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-04

CRY AND CousTr on Los AsaELEs 90
On this third day Of January, A. D. one thous
and eight hundred and eighty three, before me-
James c. Rays, Notary Public, In and for said
county Of Los Angeles, personally appeared Leo
pold Harris and Benno Jastrowits, known to me
to be the same persons whose names are sub
scribed TO the annexed instrument and who sew
orally acknowledged TO me that they executed
the same,
In witness whereof ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at my Office in
said city and county, the day and year In this
certificate first above written,
IsEAbl JAMES @. KAYs,
ian4-4w Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-04
LIABILITIES.

The real estate Is situated as follows:
In San Bernartlino county. q, 862 ~
In Los Angeles county -. 1880 80
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Every TGn-Acre Tract to Front on a
Street or Avenue
Vigorous Settlement to Spring into Existence
II by Magic:


THE Past Two YEARS there has been Ne
ths orange lemon apricot BY the soag enjoyable
J. &
o.
lands for and its
oil
ndswhh
pFces nsnv
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Nctice Of intenHus !

Notice Is hereby given that II h ne intention
Of tho Council Of the city % 4nslAngeles, TO
change and establish the grsde of ,Buens Vista
lowsi MN. go n s-1l'
The grade al the crossing Of Buena vista asd
Temple Streets, TO remain At the North line Of
fsnPls street: IT 50 slest aps.e afu1 kiane;
Temple Street, the grade to remain at no. 50 foet
o. the north line o. Temple Stfett, the grade
ee seuh ne q he
shall be ia feet above datum plane.
AN persons Interested, sFs hereby notified 30
file their objections, II any they haze, with the
Clerk Of the Council, within ten days after the
date Of the first publication Of this notice.
By order OF The Council Of the City q Los Au-
gcles, at It's meeting Of January ~, 48A
WV. R6BfNSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the CITY Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, January 20, A. D., 1883,
'I q rtauBI0t "a -
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Notice for Publication q Time for
Proving win, Etc.

IN THE sUPEnloR coURf7So. sos7.
STATE e. cep SAt :, u. lAasis.-.'~
In the Matter Of the Estate n ]. L. whltesde,
deceased.
Notice p hereby given. that Monday, the
twdfth dsy p fubpusrys ~ ~ W. c1Ick in
to-wit:. tho Court room known a. Howard
Court Room, at the Conn Hods5, ~ ths city q
Los Angeles, IN TIE county b fos AsGslss, state
Of California. has been duly appointed ~ time
and place for hearing the petition 12d hpflica-
ton Of Mary W. c. Whiteside praying that 1 doc.
llrnent now on Gle il tits Court parpofting to
Be the last win and Testlmsnt n VI. white.
side, deceased, DO admitted to Probste and that
letters Parliamentary be Issued THEREON to Mary
W. q. whiteside, at which time and Place all per
sons Interested therein may apps9f' shd contest
the same. A W., POTTS,
eo1hty Clerk.
Dated January 20. 1883 jnnso febls
~ y ~ "a AZ A n al =.
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Notice to Creditors.

Endorsed: Filed December 18th, 1882.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
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WILLIAM D. STEPHENS,
d3o-2m Attorney for Plaintiff.
Certificate Of copartnership.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, a..
CoUsrY or Los ASoELRs
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we
are partners transacting business In thus state at
the said county Of Los Angeles under the Arm
name and style OF BRYsON Il SONS; that
tho names in full Of all tho members OF such Part
nership are John Bryson, William Seminar Bry
son and John Myers Iryson, and that the
places Of our respective residences are set oppo.
site our respective names hereto subscribed; that
the place Of residence OF each OF the members of
said partnership and Of all Of them, Is In the city
of Los Angeles, county Of Los Angeles, State o.
California.
In witness whereof, We have hereunto set our
hands this seventh day Of December, 1882.
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seventy-ave Miles of Concrete Pipe to be Laid.
Complete Water System.

o
o. ra t n
that when thetnc AL the the
be pedb
sand
tho o. ofachs ceeing year
Is stm s III los mp
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$3.50
within mile OF
the Avenue
a All other tracts $3.50
pamphlet containing full description of the tract lands public inn
in IN will applea
In the meantime
will Station and them the
will
westn mornin and from the east
Angeles desiring obtain fuller information re
tive to the tract are requested Judge wIDNEY
No. =, Mascarel Block, Main Street
Postoce established all communications must be
s@s CHAFFEY BROS, CucamOngO, Cal.
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State Of
California, in and for the County Of
e Los Angeles.
Action brought In the Superior Court OF tn
State Of California, in and for the County Of
County Of Los Angeles, in the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of said Superior cour3.
H. W. HELLMAN.
JACOB HAAS, Ia
ABE HAAS and
J. BARUCn, Plaintiffs.
oRMANzo ALLEN,
Tafendanf !
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public
nounce o what the S to be.
Nosr ala l.auuLaG tlap Lie ls
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A Cable Street Railroad Run by Waterii Power,
Length of Euclid Avenue
Seven Electric Lights,

One Every Mile the Entire Length of the Avenue.
mile
Seventy-fve Miles of Concrete Pipe to be Laid
10
thu
n
follow.
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nal Emissions, Aversion to society," Dlm'
ness of Vision, Noises in the heao
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and many other diseases that lead tc insanity ana
death. DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit rive
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the VI
tai RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice
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treats ali Private Diseases successfully without
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Price of Vital Resolutive, $500 bottle, or four
times the quantity. $1,000; sent to any address, up
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A. E. MINTIE, M. D.
II Kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal
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DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS, are the
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cure in the market For sale by all druggists.
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And at prices TO per cent: below
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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
soclAIlrIEs.

Mrs. Mitcherson, Of .Wallonia, Is
visiting Mrs. Hays.
Mr.. Geo. Bradley has taken a posi-
iion with Mckee & Pool.
Mr.. W. II. Stinnett and daughter,
Of Elkton, visited Mr.. A. w. Pyle's
family Sunday.
DIR. l.. Weisburg returned home
this week after two months absence
in Cincinnati.
Esq. Enoch Renshaw, Of Era, In this
county, Is visiting his brother, Esq.
Reed R,nshaw, this week.
Messrs. +. u. Robinson and b. Il.
HIM. prominent merchants OF Kirk
Evansville, were In the city Tuesday
buying Christmas goods.
Russell lIipRins can be found be-
hind the counter at the Phoenix IIo-
telBar and would be pleased to see
his friends.
Mr. Frank Campbell, Of Roaring
Springs,a brother Of James Bird
Campbell, who is now In California,
has accepted position in Mr.. l.. w,
lIcndcrson's grocery.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
MARRIED.

Mr.. $. I. Hin, OF cambridge, was
married on the 18th ult. to Mrs. A. Il.
Odtn, Of the same ncighborhood, the
ceremony being pronounced by Rev.
J.u. Spurlin. Mr. lIill Is a well-to-
do planter aud a clever, heightened
gentleman. Iia has our best wishes
for happiness in the years to come.
On the 18th uit., Mr.. w. l.. Parker,
Of this county, Yves married q. Misc
Fannie Shaw, Of the Fairyiew vicini-
~, Rev. Thos. II. Shaw officiating.
The attendants were DIR. Browdcr
with Miss Addie Shaw and Mr.. Jas.
Ferguson with Miss Annie Shaw.
Mr.. Parker is Young gentleman
Of genial qualities, industrious hab-
It's aud unblemished character, aud
we congratulate hlm upon his good
fortune. May he never run short OF
bread and water, but always be as
prosperous as he deserves.
Mr.. J.A. Dillman and Miss Ophe-
liza Hanberry, both of the Newstead
ncighborhood, hicd themselves away
TO Clarksyillc last Sunday aud were
married at the Franklin House in
that city, by Rev. T. l.. Moody, in
the afternoon. They were accompa-
MED by Mr.. Jno. I. Wright prom
fncnt young merchant of this city
aud Miss Mary Yonts, Of the county.
Mr.. Dillman Is a worthy young far
'mcr and his bride is daughter Of
Mr.: Jno. w. HIanbcrry, one Of the
most extensive planters of the coun-
". We have not learned what cir
cumstances induced the young couple
TO adopt tho romantic plan of clipping
10 unite their destinies. May they
always be superlativcly happy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

~. a. N 1 . b
Mat. siar'ing's stables, IN the
northern part osthc city were dis
covered to be ON fire, at $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday evening, The fire was of
unknown origin and soon destroyed
the stables, cabin, good deal of
fencing and corn crib full of corn,
besides 10000 pounds of hay, and
$3.50 worth OF harness and three fine
mules. Tho buildings and corn be-
ionged TO Mrs. Annie Startling, and
her loss will be about $400. Mat
Startling estimates his aggregate
loss at $1,000. Noneof the property
was insured. -, ~ san4
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
Opera House.

Miss Claire Scott the beautiful
young English tragedienne, win ap-
pearatthe Opera House next We'd
nesday evening, December the 18th,
In Victor Hugo's play of 'Lucretia
Borgia, in which part Miss, Scott is
awarded the highest praise by the
critics in all the large cities. We
cheerfully recommend Miss Scott to
orr amusement loving public and be.
speak for her a liberal attendance,
Popular. prices. Tickets now on sale
at Messrs. Gish q Gamers. I
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

Our friend, Mr. II. Stephens, Of
Oak Grove, KY, tells us that on Sat-
urday as Mrs. Elvira Allen, an aged
lady of the Elmo neighborhood, was
going to the funeral Of Mr.. Seay, her
horse became frightened and ran
away. She was thrown from tho
buggy and sustained injuries that II
is feared win prove fatal, though DIR.
Lackcy was at once called in and did
all that could be done for her relief,
Tobacco Leaf.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
Our Agents.

Tho following persons arc our authorized
agents, who Will receive subscriptions for the
sRn- WEEKLY souTm KIsrucgiAS:
W. II. brewer, Falrylew. Ky.
q. W. Lunderman, Trenton, Ky.
JIM. Adams \ Co., Church Hill, KY.
Y. Is. Hancock. casky, KY.
J. G. Marques, Pedec, Ky.
Mrs. Gcrtie |. Grimm, Lafayette Ky.
D.J. Faulkner Caledonia, Ky.
w. IL. IIarton, Kirkmansvple, Ky.
Rev. Jas. Allensworth, Elmo, Ky.
W. A. white, Maecdonla, Ky.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
HERE AND THERE.


w. Il. Patton, Life Insurance.
A. d. Rodgers, Fire Insurance Agt.
The Depot has received a new coat
Of paint
Go to Wilson n Galbreath for
Christmas presents. M
Buy your fancy candies of Wilson
Il Galbreath.
Fine cut chewing tobacco at Will
son Il Galbreath's. EE
For fine liquors and cigars go to
Tandy's Phoenix Hotel Bar. At
There ought to be a water-works
meeting at the court house tonight,
just received large stock of fine
liquors and cigars at Tandy's Phoe-
nix Hotel Bar. e
New curling is being laid on the
west side of Main, between Spring
and Bridge streets.
Nashville street is being metaled
where the sewer was built. II is
being done well. Eot
Mr.. J. +. Meacham has recovered
his fine mare, which was stolen Fri
day night.
just received 10000 "Davy Crock
ctt" and Daniel Boone" cigars at
Wilson Il Galbreath's. rs
Don't buy your Christmas goods
until You inspect our stock and
prices. WILSON Il GALBREATH.
We have the largest and most COM
pletc line Of mcerschaum pipes and
cigar holders ever brought 10 the
city. WILSON & GAIBREArH.
A flrst-class theatrical company,
with Miss Clara Scott as the star,
will Ill an engagement at the Opera
House Tuesday, December, II.
There were 90 converts baptized in
TO the Colored Baptist church last
Sunday, instead 80 as we stated
Tuesday. Several others will be inn
mersed next Sunday. asel
Mr.. W. T.. Embry, Of Garrcttsburg,
has sold 10000 pounds OF tobacco, to
be stripped and priced, at ~
round, TO IIopkinsyille firm of buy
crs.
Four cases of small pox developed
at the railroad quarantine last Frida,
and were at once sent TO the pcsl
house. There is not a case of this dis
ease Ia the city.--Tobacco Leaf. y
Many citizens prefer the issuing O
ponds ana ie''ihg me city Duiid an'
own watcr-works. IL Mr. Lowereci
proposiuoh eau DO Altered 10 tel
years u wou'a DO acohprom'se sat
is'ac'ory 10 all
The construction train of the
GAINESVILLE and Princeton road ar
rived at GAINESVILLE Wednesday an,
The bridge builder with q full fore
Is now at work on the bridges owe
Red River and West Fork.
,Nfessrs Inn w p,vno mud .IIw
nowno. ara ,ha ..,,a;,,.,,s. g.. ~,
| A,,or,ov % 10 vo,oa Co. /,
| NJ no,yne, 4 III ,,,oso,,, ,,on,nhon
ma NJ pa.ne,s Iaa., oa;,o. ~ ~,
| yo, r.. a., ha,, a.afs,a,.a,,a a.,
wal, on.,,aed 4'i, ~
'''~Ig SEW
Two white girls, named Pattison
joined the Colored Baptist churcl
last week and were baptized Sunda.
lu MT. ca -. ,.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

No. 2l3G, is the1i number which
drewithe clariona at Shyer,s. The
holder of this ticket will please come
forward and claim the Instrument.
For If it is not called for in.30 days
we win otherwise dispose it.
lI N.B.SHYER, IIopkinsvillc, Ky. 4
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
Water Works.

In a communication published
Tuesday, the advantage of having
waterworks were well set forth. II
is not a question of the advantages
we are to consider. Nobody denies
that there are many advantages to be
derived from having them. We be-
lieve there are but. few persons in the
city who do not want waterworks,
though there is difference Of opin-
ion as to the best way to build them.
With the official assurance from the
Board of Councilman that there will
not have to be any additional taxa
ton, there is no good reason why
The city should dot invest her sur
plus money " a system of water
works. Perhaps It might be better
for the city to own them, but there
is no prospect finer building them
and Il seems as If the best chance tc
get them Is to accept Mr.. Loweree''
proposition, which will probably b.
altered SO asto allow the city to pur
chase the waterworks in ten years
OF course It has Objectionable feat
ures, but II is the best and onl!
chance we have now and with mon
eyin the treasury we may as wei
begin to invest 1t in useful luxuries
as our necessities are all supplied
The proposition win probably re
ceivc majority Of the votes mex
Saturday, and If such is the case, tn
Board of Comcilmcn will immedi
Nately close q contract with Mr.. Low
cree. A
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

A first class Sewing Machine and
attachments win be the next prize.
Tickets now being distributed. Nv
Dec. 7. y. IA ,a-,.,.,,,.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
The INCEST line Of
WAGES and Toiletsets,
at Wilson & Gal
breath's to- be found
in the city.

j. r. Armistead has just opened
one of the handsomest line of Christ
mas and Holiday goods in the city,
and will sell them cheap, don't fail to
call and sec them before purchasing
elsewhere. aia ol. HesiN iea ~
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

= Before the fire had stopped burn
ing paper was started around to
raise a purse for the brave aid eff
cient firemen, who did such valiant
service in checking the dcyouring
element. Sl4l.sS was raised in a
short time. There are ten members
of the Fire Company, but one Of
them, Geo. w. Collins, was absent
from the city. Those who were on
hand were L. L. Atkinson, II, Il.
Wiley, I. I. McCamy, l. a. Moore,
Pat Ryan, John Theobald, John
West, w. ID. Ennis and w. H. Cox.
Cheer after cheer rent the air when
the boys fearlessly assembled the
hopsetops and pulling the hose after
them poured deluge Of water into
the fire from two sides. Besides the
regular fire company, Jack lBlumen-
stiel,i Clarence Lindsay, G. L. Jones,
J. j. Mitchell, VIM. Katterjohn, w,
ii. Alley, Newt Davis and others
did noble work. Mr.. Alley. and Mr..
Davis were on top of Skarry's house
fighting the flames for an hour, and
the former fell through the roof and
sprained his ankle badly. Davis
was the first man to reach the rooi
and so noteworthy was his heroic
conduct that the committee who
raised The money for the firemen pre-
sentcd him with $500. Jack Blum.
ensteil, a youth who did good work
was dragged from the roof of the
Main street warehouse holding K
the nozzle Of the hose, but was mo-
hurt He and Clarence Lindsay, an
other youth, were each given $2.5l
for their effective work. h,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

moving, and a good deal was stolen
after being carried out. Our esti-
mates as given are the losses above
what was saved, and will not be far
from correct.
Nearly all Of the Insurance agen-
cics are losers, but at this time we
arc unable to get a correct itemized
report. dvssjj sa
~ z PICKED UP.
Thc'firc was a convincing argu-
mcnt for water-works.
We have had ten fires this year.
Vote for water-works.
b Let us have water-works and not
stop to consider who shall own them.
The South Kentuckian had out an
extra before the engine quit throw
ing water. $3.50
There is one thing certain--water
will put out fire. Vote for the
water-works. ciufi tasN -
lobe Smith had his nose badly cut
while furniture was being thrown
out Of the windows.
Ebert Cobb, an old man who was
drunk, was run over by the engine,
but was not seriously hurt.d a
A drilling rain Kept heroofs of
the adjacent buildings damp, and,
FRelped matters some. tsr9
| II is believed that the, negro wo-
man who started the fire was an en-
envy OF. Anthony Roberts, and did il
to, burn him out. md ,Np.HiJ %.
The Ballard building was built in
1916 and the walls lstill stand, the
fireman being unable, to pull them
down.o4l 10 soilf isa3iii4s az. sal
The street sprinkler wagon was
broughtout and furnished water for
a number of hand pumps to wet the
buildings across Main street. ~
The citizens turned out in force
and over 1000 people were in the
streets. Many ladies were watching
the flames from windows and in
ilgroups on the streets. ''it"s =
Wilson 4 Galbreath, on Main St..
became alarmed and took out addi-
tional insurance while the fire was
burning. The insurance men arr
discussing ithequestion as to whether
they could have gotten the insurance
if they had been burned out.
|
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07
An IIn1c;e I:'I l! Torch
"a ,lseds
.LICKS UP $1,000.
Worth Of Property!
Billiards. Corner the Scene Of a
Destructive Fire.
Three Cheers In Tho III. Company

at the corner of Main and Nashville
Streets, the two principal streets of
the city. An old shed building, filled
with barrels Of coal oil below and hay
in the loft, in the rear of Anthony
Roberts broom factory, was the
starting point Of the fire. THE hay
was set on fire and the flames quickly
communicated to lot of shed build
ings adjoining, Mr.'J. N. Radford,
ofthis county, saw i negro woman
run out of the stable and give the
alarm, but being unacquaintcd
in the city he did not recognize her,
and she escaped around corner.
She undoubtedly started the fire, as
there was no fire in that locality for,
II to catch from. ,..i.. so,al
There was scarcely any breeze and
the fire burned very slowly, butit
was impossible to put it out with
buckets, as the hay and oil made a
fearfully hot fire, which a limited
supply ofrwaterwould not put out.
Theengine was some time getting
out, but when 1t arrived ii did gall
liant work. loi q al h.aw yab VIZ
A two story frame house, owned by
John OiBrien and leased by J. O..
Cooper for lodging rooms, soon
caught and was finally put out after
burning half down. A brick store
room adjoining this, ON Nashville
street, owned by Mrs. M. Skarry and
occupied by ID. Rosenbaum, a Iner-
chant, was considerably damaged be-
fore IL could be pnt out. On Main
Street a terrible confagration was
raging. Billiards., Guynn u Merritt's,
Roberts and Webb's stores We're all
burning in the rear and were all dcs-
troyed excepting the latter. The
building was owned byJamesi Brad
shaw and occupied by Wcbb's sad
dlery below and Dr. Shackleford'
family above. The house was saved
!" u yam 'o ~
no WV c Du',"sS os'o'pipe
~ tN''ions r'VD''' a''s
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mop VIZ om"eu :, ,''
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80, !. ~ -. ..,s. MA,
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nv. M, H., W..
.nsa,,,,. ). ~ i, ,s.oa, d..uona, IN,
. ~, ~ ~" a,, =. ~ e., !, ,o,!,
.s, So yas ~. ~. ,.,..aa'.. VA a. NJ
wv 'on wy : 80 w ~
0'o w ~
Inc losses As nearly as .ney can >
estima'eu are ABOUT US ioiiows, "
ginning AZ the extreme mel unit Ton onsialn'
anu coming round 10 where tne M
was checked on NASHVILLE;
Jas. Bradshaw, brick store, dam
ages $500; fully insured.
II |. +. Ellis, two old frame buildings
probably $500; no insurance.
Thos. Green, two-story brick store
sz,UV; Insurance. si,ooV
u. =. naiiaiu' .nree-s'ory oric'
$z,ooo' insurance sz'o"'
IL JOnu " BftNn, tWO-StOfy nOuSt
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-07

Messrs. Z. I. Campbell and w. A.
Lowry raised the money for the fire
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

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