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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
A NEW POISON ANTIpoTe.

A Man Attempts to Suicide by the strych-
nine Route, but His Life Is Saved by q
Large Dose of Kerosene OIL.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. IAN unex-
pected discovery of an antidote for the pow
erful poison strychnine has been discovered
here in a remarkable manner. The affair is
the talk of the city, and the heroine is being
congratulated on all sides by physicians.
Benjamin Johnson, atradesman. attempted
suicide Monday by taking ten grains OF
strychnine in water. Quickly he regretted
his act Mrs. johnson, a quick-witted little
wife, was then informed. She bethought
herself OF the oil-can, with its couple Of
quarts of Illuminating fluid. When johnson
was almost in the throes of death, Mrs.
johnson seized the kerosene can, and the
spout was thrust down into the mans throat.
The oil flowed rapidly, and johnson was a
very sick man. A quart of oil was swal-
lowed but not without the greatest deter
mination on the wife's part
Mrs johnson worked hard to get the re-
naming quart into her husbands stomach,
but he was filed to the teeth. In few mo-
ments kerosene and poison boiled out from
Johnson's frame, and when physicians ar
rived there was little to do but observe the
telling work of Mrs. johnson. She had
saved his life, for the kerosene antidote
worked well. Mrs Johnson said that some
years ago she lived in the lumber region of
Pennsylvania and men bitten by snakes had
been filled'with plain kerosene instead of
whisky, the usual antidote in such cases,
and none TO her knowledge had ever died.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

fore bed time. During the heat Of the day
they should be lightly clad, and It would be
well also TO give them cool sponge bath.
II child Is seized with diarrhea, keep II
quiet, in cool place, and look carefully
TO It's diet, which II would be well 10 reduce
for a short time. II 1t does not soon get
better, send for physician, and do not give
the child medicine without his sanction,
Finally, whoever would raise healthy
children must be doubly guarded as to the
cleanliness Of his house and surroundings.
The little ones suffer first from unhealthy
surroundings, and the house, from garnet to
cellar, should be clean and well aired. Have
an eye to all sinks, water-closets, bath-tubs,
etc, making sure, by repeated examinations,
that the air of your dwelling is not being
poisoned by escaping sewer gas. Remove
filth Of all kinds from house, cellar, and
yard; be sure your drinking water Is pure,
and not contaminated by teachings from any
cess pool or privy vault.
You should not only put your own house
and premises in proper condition, but insist
that your neighbor does likewise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
FLORIDA republican Convention.

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 2.-The Republican
State convention at Ocala Tuesday adopted
resolutions denouncing the alleged bulldoz-
ing by the Democrats Of Madison, Jackson
and jefferson counties. The platform
adopted is in favor of a high tariff on or
anges, pineapples, sugar and rice; demands
revision Of the present system of State taxa
ton; favors local option; demands that the
railroads be maintained by general taxation
denounces the Democrats for abolishing the
emigration bureau; indorses the sub-tropi-
cal exposition, Farmers Alliance and trades
unions, and denounces the State Railroad
Commission. The State ticket was nomi-
mated yesterday. For Comptroller, Charles
Lewis, was nominated; Attorney General,
John Egan; Commissioner of Agriculture,
John p. Althorpe Commissioner Of Educa-
ton, Prof L. Stone; Justices Supreme
Court, L. NJ Randall Jesse II. Goss and
Charles S. Wayne The convention then
adjourned ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
Insects on Trees.

1t is now pretty generally under
stood that Paris green and London
purple are the cheapest and most
effective poisons for such insects as
gnaw the foliage. Upon such crops,
however, as are nearly ready for the
table, and upon insects that suck the
juices of plants, as do the so-called
lice or aphides, we must use some
other weapon, such AS the emulsion of
kerosene oil or powdered hellebore or
pyrethrum powder. These are all
harmless. except that the hellebore
occasions irritation in the eyes and
nose il applied carelessly. The kero-
sene emulsion is probably the safest
and most satisfactory insect poison Of
all. II is easily prepared by churning
the oil in common soap suds, and can
be applied by whislS broom or syringe
quickly 10 the leaves OF vegetables.
The most troublesome insects are those
which feed on the under sides OF the
leaves, but vigorous and repeated ap-
plications OF helleboro or kerosene
will dispose Of them. = c'Arfsiian az
Work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
A 1ERRIRLE TRAGEDY.
A Retired saloon-Keeper Murders His
Wife and Then Hangs Himself-No Cause
Known for the Act.

A Retired saloon-Keeper Murders His
wife and Then Hangs HImself-No Cause
Known for the Act.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA horrible double
tragedy was unearthed shortly after one
o'clock Tuesday morning by officers of the
Desplaines street station. On the second
floor of No. $50 South Sangamon street lay
the bodies of Henry Hush, retired saloon
keeper, and his wife. Both were well past
middle age and were looked upon by their
neighbors as q particularly happy couple
They were last seen Saturday evening sit
ting on the front stoop, and to all appear
ances as pleasantly disposed toward each
other as could be.
Sunday morning the newsboy left the
paper and the milk man the days supply Of
milk. Lying neglected at the back door Of
the fiat these objects first attracted the at
tention Of the neighbors. Finally the at
tention Of the police was brought TO the
mysterious circumstances and officers
forced an entrance 10 the house Officers
Hartford and Daley broke open the bed
room door and sic.Iening sight met their
view. In the alcovc Of the bedroom, lying
in pool of blood, lay the body Of Mrs.
Hush clad in nightdress. Proceed
ing to the next room the officers
perceived q rope tied over the top of the
door-frame. A vigorous push at the door
and it burst open, and the body of Hush was
found hanging suspended the feet almost
touching the floor. Near by sheet of news
paper daubed with blood and butcher
knife suggested the story Of the double
tragedy. Hush had evidently first killed his
wife, then wiped the knife, cut of piece
of rope exactly long enough to reach from
the door knob on the inside over the
door frame and to allow sufficient space for
himself to hang. He had tied the rope,
shut the door, and proceeded TO his self
murder. His body was also clad in night
shirt, showing that the couple had retired
for the night before the cause for the fatal
deed had arisen. No reason can be assigned
for the tragedy. Every thing around the
room bespoke of comfort, and there was no
Indication Of any struggle prior to the muir
der and suicide.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
The Agonles of LumbagO.
East R e ,. N ,,,ss y n ,s,,S !

II gives me great pleasure TO add my tes-
timony in favor Of ALLcocK's Porous
PI.AsTERs. Last October l had very SO.
we're attack OF mmbago and suffered untold
agony; could not turn In bed or get In any
position without assistance, ind with pains
almost unbearable, tho folks suggested
ALLeocKs PoRous PIAsrERs. "A soon as
possible had one applied 10 tho small OF
my back, and 10 my great surprise expert.
enccd almost instant relief; continued
wearing II until entirely cured, and am hap
by to say that have not had tho slightest
symptoms Of Lumbago since. They are a
wonderful and valuable plaster for Luul'
bago, and talSo much pleasure in recon-
monding them. w. S. PHILLIPS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

EVANSVILLE, Ina, Aug. IA fire DC
Cured at Henderson, KY, destroy ing
Stapp Bros Touring mills and doing con-
siderable damage TO the new opera-house
and retail grocery. Stapp Bros. lose
$i4, 900; insurance, $1,000 The damage TO
the opera-house is $4,000; insurance,
~ nm
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lie was rescuing her from the bill
lowy waves, but II looked as II they
might never see Boston again. "Hold
on tight, Penelope" he gusped, "hold
on tight.n Don't say hold ON tight, y
gurgled the girl, with her mouth full
OF Atlantic Ocean, 'say hold on tight
ly."-Ulicd 0bscrrer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

Tho clear head, the vigorous stomach, un'
broken slumber, arc tho priceless posses
sions Of those who do not suffer from nery.
ousne IS. II Is quite possible for you, y
your nerves are weak, TO cndow them with
renewed vigor Pleasant arc the means
and easy. Use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
retire early, rise with tho lark, eat regular
ly, aud tako plenty OF outdoor exercise
rhe Bitters snbdues malaria.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
Mrs. ,Iunkln. Found GuIItv.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Aug. 3.-After thir-
ty hours deliberation the jury returned a
verdict of guilty against Mrs. Junkins for
the killing of her sisters daughter, Hattie
Debaun. Mrs. Junkins son, who saw his
mother driving the girl out Of the yard.
ana handed her the musket with which
she shot the girl, is under indictment as
an ACCESSORY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
IT.. No., pooora ron.,sd.

NEW YORK, Aug 3.-At Monmouth Park,
N. j., Firenzi, carrying ll3 pounds, defeat
ed The Bard in race Of mile and a hall,
equaling the best time for that distance
2:34-made by Luke Blackburn with 102
pounds up at the same place August II,
1880, and by Jim Guest at Chicago July "A,
1856, who carried 9S pounds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

-"Well, young man. said sport
ing-goods dealer, "what can we do for
youp" Have you any books on base
ballPn Yes" "Gi' mo The Rise an
Fall OF the Roman Umpire. ~ Y
Sun.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
The Flood Of ImmIrrntIon.

New YORK, Aug. 3-For the last seven
months 2S 352 more immigrants landed at
Castle Garden than in any corresponding
seven months Of last year. The July ar
rivals were $500, or l,246 more than for
Iulv 1857
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

BosToS, Aug. a-Elmer T. JeniSin, Of
Abilene, Kan, arrived here Monday. hay.
ing traversed the whole distance on hi
bicycle lie left Abilene May 10. Til
whole distance trayeroed was ipily 20R
iniish
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

Frenchy and expensive. The latest mod
els in bonnets and hats from over the sea
are essentially picturesque. The bonnets
are more like flower head-dresses s0mo
showing pale green rose leaves, over
tapping each other all over the crown, and
on evening bonnets delicate rose totals arc
likewise arranged, these making lovely
brim above fresh, youthful face, the soft
pink halo being particularly becoming TO o
girl with dark brown HAIR and eyes.
y q II II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

with one OF fishers
net In solid silk
Persian brocaded
stripes on apricot
silk canvas are
also seen, and
many Of the less
expensive fabrics
in camc.s hair,
surah, mohair and
Isle Of Wight
serge are striped
with gay lines
both wide and
narrow, TO suit
individual tastes.
Tailor made cos
tunes and toilets
appear oven
among the mag
nihcent evening
dresses Mt New
port and Saratoga
this season, All
{ h O handsome
camels hair suits,
tricots, corded
silks and even laco
toilets have the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
A destructive storm.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 2-During Tuesday
nights gale at THIN the west wall Of the
nail works was blown in and other buildings
damaged 10 great extent. The tents Of the
Trans Atlantic circus were blown TO shleds
and the paraphernalia wrecked. Thousands
OF dollars worth OF damage was done In
tho country TO buildings and the fruit crop.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

A WESTERN newspaper says that two
freight cars can so prcss man that he
won't be over six inches thick at any spot.
That's too thin. --Roehester POti-Erptess.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
AGENTS WANTED !!

-I'r.ssstisa. Free Trade, 90 lssssss kstss...-
a. sla at artisigs "a fottr - thu ietiihu ttAtfN
,f sd lollt,i lronauiists "a the uptii - this all
rblnf torir Esrfr yqier rho stshe- ~ ~ W.
thtnftnr ard 10 ID daekly. Should Tss.-es ths p
hlsk so time h. fost - territory = INK t.l3A
taken W ~ REvnts Nts qbirt 70 "Isad ~ han1
fiflbr 90 Inc an % i-1ttles Ciotht ~ rafts ~
0utnt nailed for - deuis RI hAfttfl 80
Artlte Asr'uts JAMts NORRIS a 60 ssacerssat - -
luhi.a N llrs Inhnhsfr, 81 NJ tih ~, ClneinnAt y.
sssAun ms rtrtH sf-f st~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

"bllnKy" morgan, the
the Ravenna rescue
and the murder of
Detective Hulligan, Of
Cleveland, o. was ex-
ecutei at the Ohio
penitentiary early
this morning. The
prisonerspent d quiet
day, refusing TO see
visitors except those
with whom he h a d
been intim ate and
- -. Il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

1t is claimed by old hunters that u
rabbit trail is merely hair line. =
Duluth Photographer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

FABRrcs aud Cutlcles are rendered mar
vclously white by Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair Dye. Black or Brown, 5oc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

tailor finish or they do not pass muster in
the first rank OF fashions dress parade.
There is ragefor MORE ribbon garnitures.
They are lavished upon every style OF
dress from lawn TO Lyons silk, TO drapo
skirts, TO trim whole costumes, 10 decorate
tea gowns, hammock toilets, wraps, hats,
bonnets and parasols. The ribbons arc
used with much grace 10 decorate Taco
dresses; for braces, shoulderknots and
breteIles. Lattice straps are arranged
across the chest over guimpes and
shocked plastrons of crepe lisse or tulles,
with dog collar and Swiss girdle to match
Another pretty caprice IL the Hungarian
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

GEPPERT Medeeinum, Cincinnati, cures
Lung, Nerve, Throat Diseases. Send for book.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

TINE galiops under the spur Of tho mo
mont.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

DEAF man enjoys better health than
others, He does not catch every thing that
is going.--N y, PledvinA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

PHESoMESAL tenors can command moro
than nominal fee. - Pittsburgh ChrOH ole
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CINCINNATI
EXPOSITION DIRECTORY.

IN, 6oilo,ciao pspreih.{ ns tedfind eaiis s.a1
ho.Sf, D, fhSir rssDtcfps Aafs. Thy curry eys .s
assoImsnf n wH pay 70 era1liAs mr. 0o"us INV
prices bsCors buyiag from otlsr pdrNs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

velvet bodice
with s h o r t
sleeves, trimmed
with lace, and
cut in a deep
50 II a no or V
5 h ape in the
neck. These are
worn with airy
evening toilets
of long descrip-
ton, excepting
those which have
a train. Rows of
watered ribbon,
we may also men
ton, set on in
straight lines are
noted upon many
the plainly cut
skirts Of car
riage, walking,
and visitiiiy
dresses sent over
this season from
l. n d on an d
Paris. Summer
Wrans are dainty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09

chi ntcnc all get PENSIONS II 4 disabled pay.
oOLUlEuo etc neserters elisyed. Laws ri,t +.
A. W. MerOHnIck SONS. tlntianhtl, o., AWashlngisH ~
st-<tNk ms rArfn - 80.
cAptic In Ohio, Cheap, Good Send for description
ThnMo and price. ii. N. BANcnoFr. Jefferson. o.
uraAML Tfs rAFIR even 20
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-09
SIX s! and Satin Ribbons !l!! 9s;F FREE (!

BE- unrts dlsposs efln BAH ~ ,sa.II A-eisa ~ t,s
b 1kls u pfraspr laFy, asiti a saath
fssaiinr 10 ohtanlnE ths elsnfa stark - Nhk ~
satin utbboa Meninanfs - seysf.le 20 ths isrfH y
thsss hnzsss, who ngrrf ts ns.t fda Ihsss os u-y
~ drf~pdsi usa sspefsts hr,tar 10 h fA sstspt
f,eci haihar grH tBawa. rfan hsuthl 81 Al -
inst bosniifi. eleFan sar fssis shsously ftec. We
have erf-lal dusfs ~ tAs ifrrii anl
oo.s ~ rir sd mast 81 afrh
bou. strfi sn5sifaiid sae snd h enf Al - stfft
qusnfy. aiaIfs ~ usrk rut tiIazs hat tipsnFs
boss, sa does ifihunrs. tt Iaii ueft sif sees
~ ihfe ysrs sui nFvsrs In eesih
NAV - dvu % besaiD,i. . nasd sshnsh and 49,
rnuL IIutv 20 get - bos eontntning % Gon,lsictc
a ssorttncul of these elegant rlhboua lrcc.
The Practical houaeiec ana lsadtcP
Etrcrldc ntOr, ppNilthei f1enhy ~ - y -
ksawirdrd by tiass saiureu 70 juir o. b ih ts ri-
oiies II Ind IN hs wrfid Stfy isfru sol hsari h-
sisl ,eaiar sicc y et Psty,er ses 10 cents I'D -
beI o. the rbhlnst sab.lpti ard botcs 90 90
suh. rtficn. ahd hsnds 80 Onees; pfiafr stsua nsT
+. cent flf t,n e Is isn u ln yun thfft1 4st-
ting raus sod hdHes ~ enig ~ d y n ~
n1aea ts stoss sasr y based tile el ihcsf wherat
The pTtesl rrfrd 10, fr yeaf vast u thsf.af 80
Iay tho fun psise &c it u . Ia sf ycar ard ne ho,
hat Inaks Money We MAKE his rsat ofsr In esf %
year years her.ler, shsii rsnn us viii psea 10
The maturity " them VIII wish ierynrr hstf .lsr
uens viii fbe money rquifl - bui spa Aeion
Of The rfife you woud lave fy "a stnre igf hah
smaller of isf hfsof uhhone hest bargain err
known you sill not fay apprrciai slu efer 80 - Az
fsey ssi.asd Better su sni eaes, ~ pfsb
ably Il won appear aFain. Addrss.
n. nALLEfT 4 co, Pvntisnhha. foHTLAAp. hAiNk
yuq,aga urtA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-10

~ 9ie @sseaoert TENT thrpq9r ntat DsIs 9s5aaaet, bic es, ME yrOfsBor
inherit begeiferen gortrag epii6sr, lgril9sr uno oranatf9er Si9tungsa sen
3ubtnrer ans 9Ta gu greHea, fetaen e5df bttnnaean gu seben. TIN 3u rabren,
gu eridatern, gu erbeben u6 init f@erer 9anb au geldteni in bic aegionen e..
babenner 9i6ttunH.
Ser &anHler, pel9er aIs Sobn amer gltrn i'm Sabre 183 al, Gebes in
Sterungarn geboren tpuroe. 3og as teinsr Sunge NIT ene1 2eiefafeunnann
berunt ub befamrte bic v@lpGe bon Sdilera, mdbsub feu uauftQItfhsr Be-
Beiter San3peHen aufipelte.
Meranber Tan: nit fdmr Mrmufb uno nit fdnr groBwn 9ube ffr bic beuts
fe poeie nod gNn, tim Elm @pmnafuun su befu6en. ST 6dam bel quit
beaigen Seuen Gretif6s ub bungerte an Saseu, bic ubne GrtofF gebHeben
paren.
gah perf6hbsnen ianalerH9en Auerfabrten fabrte gtratoi@ Der gu.
tea in paris NIT 9siari9 2aube suammea, na6bem er bort lansere
Stt bic ira, nausS b sRe gaaa Ipslan fnoirt bate anb saubs's s6arf6ud
Gmt zines @Orttagsneiaers ont 2eip3aer @taO*Sbeaher aamabm.
IN om1er beioaoerea Hibtang siaete StratOf9 a9 ais gortrassmeiFer
bes Wiener Sta6tSbeahrs an ber Sete 2aube's @roBes un6 MuBmgem6hn.
liaes. 9aube feba rabmt in iinen ga6rn: vmorb6eutfdes 3bsakrs unb
ngener Stabt SbeaRr" Sic 8erbhnfe feines Ireunbes ". GtrafofG I'M.
ueIbo9en; St bsmsrte in Ser Iebtertpdbnten e9rNt: yDs odue nnanr 81.
foge i'm Miener @tabtzSbeater babe i1 benz Saknte unb 6IdBe 6es Nortrags.
meifers NIer a nber 5trafDf9 gu banhn.~
SIN Sabre 1879 Eat u. Gtrafoi9 feline Manb1ungen bur9 guropa ais
gOrtrassmeifsr besOnnen. ct bat NIT TETS uadisaasm gefau in. Berlin,
SOnbom petersburg, Wfosfqu. gmierbam, Wien, qrag uni In ben mdHeu
beunten Stdbten Dramen un6 BaQaben bprgehagen unb einen grfoIg rsMa
Der Dor i9n BON tenem aanfkr ietnes Gadss, ia taura bon einsm Bhbneu.
fanfIer erri9t porben III.
aIeranbsr stratof@s wsI@er iItI duf Der g~Htagsb6be fdnes
26nnens febt, hro mobl nit boQen Re1te as Der eHe beutf6e- 0orhags.
meifer Der 8egenpart gefddbt:
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ata an Der notwithstanding 3eist.
Sn allen Sbeilen bes States betbdtigt
fte ibren Offer fur bic @ntpidlung Der
9hlfsmitteI bes Staates bur6 Nnlage
bon Miiblen unb pon Gabriten alter
Mrt. Nus ber lebten Wo9e aleitt pirb
iber Z neue NQian5 : unternebmunsea
8eri9t ertattet. 1nb-au9 fir bic gel.
ftige Muffldriing unb Meiterbilbung bes
6armertanbes iorgt bic aQiana bur@
fdbige Senbboteu, uel@e tiber Die pi6s
tighten SntereRe.Gragen beg 2anbmirs
ties unb 8ieb5i6ters belebrenbe 8ors
fridge balten.
2ur3-au6 trob bes. fiinitli6 aufges
puften Stats rBubms" i6reitet infer
Staat in elmer geiunben @ntmidlung
feiner reiden 9tilfsquelen riiItis boran,
unb nirb bieier Naturs8oom mod bur9
ein ober mebrere quite @rnteiabre unter'
fttbt, 10 fann es ni9t feblen, baB Seras
binnen furaer 3eit in Der &eibe Der
Unions itaaten bic SteQe einnebmen
pirb, mel@e bic materieqen Mittel,
bic ibm au @ebote iteben, benz Empire
State natltrgemdB anmeiien.
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nerbamoIungen

petitionen. 3eben & Nltmann,
Ingebote fit g%urbtones; 90. 2inbner,
I'm gauerlaubniBi6ein; Maden, baB
ber S9utt unb Gbfal MD! neben fei.
mem 6auie abgelaben tpirb; g. Grttf6,
cine @aHerr0bre bon BET Upper 2abor
9it9 mad ieinem Sauie Ieger gu birfen
uab anbere, tpegeu N%erbeHerung bon
StraBen &C., tpurbe ben betr. Romites
iibernieien.
StraBen.& ommifdr Campbell rei@te
einen langen S6reibebrief Elm, in mels
dem er UNI 8ermebrung feiner Mrbeiter
unb um @tniteIung bpn nod bier Sizes,
tpager bittet. Gerner betlagt er fi@
iiber bic Inn 9eitens Der Nbmini1fra,
tim 5u She'll tperbenbe BebanbIung;
iein Department babe aufgeb6rt, elm
ielbfitdnbiges 5u fem; unb feline Nrs
beitstrdfte feieu berart rebu3irt tporoen,
baB ct bic ibm o~bliegenben StraBenber>
b%eHerungen ntrbt nebr betpdltigen f6nne.
Muf Intrag oes MaDor @alagbar
murbe ber Brief nit benz iiingit in Der
rgrpreb" publi3irten Snteroiep 6es
Rommifdrs NIT einem Beri@terfatter
ienes Blattes benz StraBentomite sur
genauer unteriu@ung Der Wngelegenbeit
iibergeben.
SIR @iu5dumung bon GrantIin
Square tpurben $158 betpiGigt.
9as Srudfomite beri9tet, baB Der
Mmaeiees& ontratt nit Der vgrpreB" unb
Der Oruds Gontraft nit Sobnion Bros.
abgef9lohen mirb.
@b. 8raben erbdIt fir San pe6ro
Wbe., Sling Winiam unb 2abaca @tras
BE 1868 na6be3ablt.
&alteDer beantragt, baB, tpenrt UNI
Observation-Disclosures innerbalb Der
Geuergrenaen fir nit giienble9bei9las
gene 9duier na@geiu6t tpirb, bic
Yldne unb Speciftationen beigefigt
perben miiRen.
Segener beantrast, in 3utunft naos
natli@ uur smei 8erfammlunseu ab3us
balten.
Ser MaDor tpirb autorifrt, bic Mia
StraBe bonn Mrai1fas YaB Depot aus
uettli6 auslegen gu 4afen.
Sn Ncrb 2eona, BON WeIt : Cont
merces big Tere5 5traBe miHen Seitens
.pege &lafe &c" bergeitent tperbsn.
Solder, bob at 8. Str. unb Nbe. 6.
cine @aslampe aufseifelt wirb. Mn.
genDmmen.
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86@tu gefu6tl
Cine CUTE &66in geiu6t BON
Dan Marr, % Maoi1pnsSt,
Sebett & MItut0n.t.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP OF Commerce : GtraBe.

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oaB fe fir ben ausseaei@neten un6
bier f@on ldn9f gewiini6ten 5anbs
fein aus GaDette @ountD
bic Ngentur iibernommen baben. Sic,
Ter Sanbteim, Bet better mie ieber ans
oere benz Geuer uno ben Witterungs=
etnfaRea wiberfebt, etgnet ft6 beione
bers fir Seitenuese; Curbstones,
Stufen unb beionbers fir &ir9bofsarz
beiten. Gr 1T benz Grant an 9auer
glet9, aber bebeutenb biliger. 6inters
laBt Cure Nuftrdge fir ale eini9lagens
ben Mrbeiten BEL 3eben & Mltmann.
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bion 9%Beater.

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