davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-09
speneer'. for christmas goods.

spencer ioI Y lATletniS SuNuS-
You can save money by buying
your groceries Of sullivan, Wilson
4 Go.
Fresh beef. pork and sausage al
Frank Yates
Peters X Ninson' best tlourtakes
the lead.
When YOU want 10 eat 80 Peters
\ Wilson'S restaurant.
No one can.ltavea good Christ,
mas dinner without going to Spen-
GERS for their supplies,
i.oar has new goods, GO and get
some of them,
Golden Rod Flourcan't hc beaten.
spencer sells 1t,
-i----. .---s--
Purity Flour Is the hest IN town,
New fr,sh meat market A. Frank
Yates,
Latest styles In t'loaks at nomcrs
NS,owavla,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-09
OUR NEIGHBoRs.

Magofiin county is to build 3d.
600 court house at salyersyiIle next
spring.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-09

Peters X Ninson' best tiourtakes
the lead.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-09

When YOU want to eat 80 Peters
Il Wilson'S restaurant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14
ruE hay clrInt
Railroad work = FAirhav{

Railroad work at Fairhav&r
Ing and Other Impreveh I
WHATcoM, May ls-The Een1d =,
FaifhayeR. are rushing fhe{afs ~ I,
through. Another scow OF stcd s'
arrived from Taeoms. ''
J. ]. MeAny, of Tacoma. hass{ *,
contract for grading aud pla1( tss.s'
prominent streets in Whaico1n. ihe fne
eo1t from xt.d00 70 t1e,o00. Al ,nlel
contracts Will neon be lei. brQcW
Building continues on Bellis "
without abatement, aid cnly tye4nsn
lumber prevents greaser e0nxtr1 ~ =
At eehouae, Mr.. Bell is xral eolt1oa
street with large force Of meu.a Ysk
and lnAay nue buildinxs ar{nt Ana
fhexe - xos
The courfy commissioners asaiy
this ucex and viii in few dAy mfn
toll read question In favor of liz " ~
cf = plank ro&d<frosn Whntc0m $na4 9
The HEht for constitutional pL
II growing hot here James Pos pn'
git. will set good vote here,
Enee viii be split between Efys ~
Democrats and independent cazken ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

-, Nav u.-A Chinese 81 s..,s =. !.
vrcroEta, ta,...ssf,,sion ana vas murdered snn mn
sss,s ~ s.s :, : ssss = 4, s:F s.ss % tn
lnzr;srsr s g s,'s0bI blow ispsa a & 81 - you'd aS
,sssa nas consent 3 sent Ths ThsS TnfafEEsii fEEsideaee nee !.
sss inaussr sfowsd snss .,,.s s,p a 4 sss wIndc.
nsd her bead passsas - y sas enc nan and bee
.hsn sss wsa ssnohsr is man allacs sssssSSs IS.
!,sh, IVA sa1.S rom ne body S sss earl
ne s,, ns 1ent Is Westminster - -
er.e thfs YruYusuE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

L{snbix GokApee
wqIe~
ied nSwue
cusenns -
/ !. J. !.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

New York and Chica9o neoeeo ~
<e1.re - = 4
: ~ nouns grounds today nna 80 y =.
- ~ =. r,.t rarne with tho Clevelanda 80
~ ..s..rscn - Hoth e1uhe made plenty o1 ss 8
e1.2s Y. .t,.e she TeW Workers sneos tne.s ~. -
Iotas Io,stsscsi ~ uInee. which c9unma nfs,s S,s.e
ss.Hs Rsftarses New foExs nnIn<,s. -
,ssss r4fne: Cleveland, hAkeiy 80 ~. ~ VI pri1..
hs s.sat ertrafx. Nay ~. ~ took g. ~. -
a..s.sste eieecn funin14 - qcIeet ~ y ~
IS *ece;r ART name tAh e1te!2eo: ~
in ~. -. .r.s e1oSely coutokaeA tntQt4 1>tes
S.. SEtlo6el6hia (. ChIceeQ e csS.e
10. Philndctphias Hu1lne ee.su
n,sts. chfcs1n. pwyef II es5es1s t,. enell
wv .s:ilrl7on, Ma{ ~ ne ~ 49, -
.,'s,, s,ss defeafed thr0uxh 2elL ~ ~ s..s,<.r
sn,str~ IN he N WaxhlnGt tns1 ~ ~ -
MN ciuls bnffed very n4f0: 80 51se.sssis y
i....,sn "a indianapolis y: sl.1as s,.cs.
,n. ~ ssnss11. Bea1y and MACK tnoAsna
n. Wh3iney and pasly -. se.sn ms
Ioe4oN, Nay H. 'tne 49, ss,s pfses6s1
8 8 ~ r,sns fhfa afternoon ncIs3z ~.,ss rr
9 49, ssa seeured oi1c. and tnen ~ el,si,
insfnr ne xnmo tkro1Gn efs2s5r g rsss.hsrsr ~
!. nS Esis~ score: B0sta1s q - sss.,s
~ 1Sst essrss Bos1on. Clnrhxon ~ = a
7 ss..ssss,sS slnloy nnd Nilie. .-..s-. -,
q ~ f1fiis. NAY 13.--Ihe - q. .e1s- r.
= more game wes psss ,',e " .-r ss,iss csfy.
- KkXaAA CITIs ny
- Chin mhuH. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

- - Il Z i.,@...-.-.z,- =.
kEo. May f11<A 1<zz
80 1nc<1 III - cpzzoa EnpTQesQ
rr7th flke sreazn &nR&, fox
rzs .s-.s t.~,... 3,.,.s. frSrxsur r2,z
- = I; 49, - ,,.s..s,41,
y x1 1A1s ,.rs'@.'. '... =
o1ers % Lake Mlch5G14 No<nIuE
Il fmporsnnece hn5 deTe1qRed IL con-
~risk "a cu,&n
- -
Il NOT ~ z9ke -
kek sfc6sryy. who wes sent % Toronto
8 1,, ,s,.s - ,,.s.s.,tsss,r :.
czt5 = Ss.ass 81 ss.,s.ss-,~
xsn uuzs p As i, j Z =. .s -. z -. :. 49,
Q stppptnE 8 fns 49, % 8, s...s.as.sS -
sd 30 sifuA1nfe seeena o,ln =. =.
sposted in3sxvfsN ia 49, es.s, - 49,
% f1e EFE1re ~ ,..-s-s..s - !
- TIE Qc1s oesce.1at<. ~ ...sz- - -
q fnzs y tne = = - - - t1s<sx0xs~
r 81 s = : : {
voonnrYr Ii MYGxxRroEA
-. srr.,.,,4,n1p wrsn fnxsny bound ovez
- z ss.eI s..,.rf n 4 cherrc az horse
+ + !. - . &.s<r1rss - 80 xhown I
& & .ss.ess@.ss~r,S. - nIr.xsz,r which nj
3 s-s.s.l:s. = f..ss M IS elther sSould no
Ma nnk nosnf ont woodbury. =
= . a...a...ns - sbst IS s. rsceircd more!
~ fe<hrr, !. BIack, 81 San Frnnczsco
= ks~&AWw mnx verified t9nfKAt ~ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

a Worthless Fellow Fatally stabbed
-klcep without waking.


TAxoax. Nay is.-A terrible 6gnt oc.
cared ahoat osssoek this morning near
this clsy, on the American lake TOAD. Ia
which Jahn Wolfe uas probably fatally
nonnsiesi By Tin Sullivan. : hossier. Lot
tic and Dnslte Aeklef. two prostitutes Nv.
snx ii /. L. d street, accompanied by Nick
weleh ard John Wolfe. procured team
afsa4ss aseicck Last evening and went cut
30 the roaiheusc and Zoo garden. while
there. Sullivan. who u employed sf the
rrathon1e paid some nEtxEts0B 20 one Of
the ursnfn, which wax resented By her
escort. Nn.s and eDoz the uh0le paxsF
were engaged Ia quarrel Open kCxftl-
x4zex aid not break out TIL the morning,
when the aanTtefxc started far home. when
Sullivan attacked Wclfe, 6fxt with his
68tx. and then, dndinx that hfs opponenf
was xe<xzuE the he<tkr of kiU* uxtnR +
knifzx custluE him In SIX places. fDur
rnzhez h<iux In the ief< side. near the
heat. and two on the rixas lside oue cat.
wfthiu half an fnca Of skn apex 81 the
heart. il two and : hall inskee lurg. One
blow Of tfae weapon peaesrated tee antcs
ne woanesa saxa Was bfoaxAt 10 Iris
clfs ard taken 10 = pharmacy. whrse his
wounGs were dressed 81 kkree rhyHiEzaHx
amer which he was taken - TIE b<ufhsi
where the girls reside. ctsscer Ward. Who
wxz rear hy. Was Eosi1<d ns the a<rxy. He
snamxdsa<ely nuoke Depaky sheriff C4sass
bell. ard soxt<heg they wxnS ktser Fui;ssNn.
whn, AFTER tie nSAs. aea daHA shA xpo5-
The eszc1zs wen< 10 ssse pzpke al 3A~w4s1r.
ead, Nssh teA4s< tlsetx NAf no pressure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

Yaa tsAvs fk33eE % sEF - ssa frss
sunsz9zs. have sSz1 lzetE
rsxss ur en- sh&s sszas Hrs sE shr fars
uE&tss
rsssadsy fAxn Il sAssus5 raus
sxs ssusi a4a nEErx1 xaSf II was ran
Elax ssIahoni xGGtF1A
ICES EEtssfx;xn6 hes tassc grip NaTs Ase
Eanssssss
Nezk. ssvy u4sssy. ys&
Il. v.sr tsssak shSs kass ssse Rssr. or = Azs
xns Tee re&sua the ca sss r z.nx brxs<E8 z
| cess}d rck t<si - 70 the ena4ittan oz thc
kr<p auatx0eoxh. kn94 they 3s&E3 hxSx
he'd a. 5h4 kSox.
Hcs frSs a. 7cu thznl 4 m4x yunnfnxs
<1h eau;3 np< ~ - sFs<d ri
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14


ssoHoxIsH. May ls.--Beti !
o'clock this morning Joseph 80
Bremen and Charles Will Ao..s 49,
in the county jail for burglar con cMss.ss
about two months aRo, brf foi '.s
escaped. Watchman Basf -
Jail at osclock in fefs
Ing, mp 10 which time ey6e morn
al night AZ o'clock. wh& thing
y. Thompson came 70 the je1 sneIIn e =; :
pflaoners, he founE the Jail n ieed ~ -.
prisoners having gone. They mRky. ~. N.
e4cape BY cutting their way fado ~ ~
doof. II - very evident that tF0u&n ~
assistance ifom friends on the ~ feesves
sheriff Thompson immediat< AtsaQe.
alarm and search Wa1 instify g9ye g
trare cf the escaped prisoueed p1s ~ : /,
found. The county eommiSsioe eo1H -.
homish county met afterWerdser =. 9! -
men 20 snoho1nixh City arn y =
Gome Mn weeks ago the same,
= hole II the hoor OF the inii " pen -
covcred just a. they were abo4t wzseu = y
their escape ard were driven II 70 ~ !.
through the same hole that th *.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

=. Iouss. kay y. dsn aa,oss y. so,ssr house
,trsn sergeant as arms @ ne - s ths. city.
8 49,. ths municipal assembly, q. g '.is sia,nr Ia
= Who was indicted lsss .l Eslosy y =. .nan6ei of
lrAuduient seious nssei ma q the election. nss g
ioFessnsTst a.st1 ja:ius Lehman, men ase.n re- =.
lei sns csss "a delegates, also kepun,aa 81,
tie nnns1i ss 1irdicfcd 81 the sane time hnu -
VINO 49, 49, s.,Tu e,isf,e. Il under boneA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14
~xxx CLARE oAisEn' LA
=. - rifsy Fiss rs.rs e Aasl'
The f'na = ss~,s f,x3sane Loses

NAV Il. me United sixses
49, ca,,rt u,day. Ia - epLlao.. .a.. - 8.
SUP - alev. awarded the sxss a'sss. - y
Justice =. - ss~,s f9ark Gaines thc snm g
me - - .s,sst me CRY 81 xev os1esn Y.
fsss1-'s - = ,sscn<rty scsd ~ the esT ~ e
tne sss = = M tisinea alter iosx nsks .,st
eovefe1 80. "a sss4~ulenf of the HHsy s1ss ~.
sSon - In1 ~ exsrafors ~ - no lc - -
sxssstissin .ssss Il nniin prossd property soa. :.
eenssEsso re Ii sss poaahly been sc ss &C. ,9o =
,<,esfissx hardest o9usesses.s sssesslisf sissory D
lonxsa ksr Tie frss sais in fh* esss !. y, =.
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ssu1zn1s e q, us4, f1d k5nce sans ss4 ~,
sksz y - ss. - foiipxed eecs61en y ~
~ art susx songnx k9 ~ y. trsrt
w.x Frown - the kyfk 1870 sbc tract 4
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seoas s4rrtel Csnxk. pspzs'sls pspss's II II
6erarst - isrse4na H. sen -
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y y f..ssx ne aytrank,t ea 80 si,ss wnx
8. - up her el1rr Ns5s s : ssrst rssAxrss
. enlld 81 49, .sS 'rri7rne ss<rsers- a11 = =
y. ~ ns4 l.rk h&d ieT <s.t.
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wzs. wzs,sss vvss sssi4 1has ss'.. ffssxsf
ts~sfr(I tls< exi1 s.. -. mn's 80 Eaaxzf :
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Is ~ e.. Ss.slls d<esz<<t g s. ,s'Si -
sea ssszs &C. sesisj1 s NsA = 80 - s. shen
's<n zssss g ss,s;ersf Ciesk- sa "a ns<
]; /: 8 !: e: Z ;;;;| ] 4: % : !;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

" i 7. - - :. !.
..s''a g g you
's'1 1llc vsIy
!. bestowed .
ass ou
g o'll'd upa
ous Dusi-
81 W 10y enaeavor
=, ,sr ','.. s.,.,. 3 n'ssI. your
O. .'s'a y gr-
- s .s sn snat ! tne
II Il !. 2. . ..'e world a. afford !
49, ...o''s We nave
.. - ... esp..s' @ tnc
!, s, 80 enabling US
s:n Wnere we
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

= = t$sr<1Sf = = AtAAt - &AktA1
II ii said that tsie buildinx wan not very
substantial In the frxf place, fnAsmuch -
thu etuddinG used Was said 20 be only 2x4
Inches II Is n3so asserted that the bufsd-
Ing wns top heavy and liable 10 fopple over
without the least prov0cafzen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

rhs -, Mar 1s-At so'isA g
sssurdky ths @ ssr5ss ~, campsny s''on-
s~srasa 10 me Psn,{ - -, .s.a secessssy sx.
ssses tor shs fosnoss:Sr ,ss nsr whainsn seslnsy
eav..;ss,s. e rss yisns q s. 1ss sss sss 4
cerss . rss1ss, ~ wssls. weFe aesspssa = -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

srcKAxK FANS. Nay HI.
has returned from NeH Yori
plans ot tis new go. 90 opera I
plans ere for . building thai vi
Reports from the Chloride Ger
loo men sfe LEFT npx. 4 vatuak
steel ealeua Was yecs nfy made. a
element and hope exist over m
e0yey1es near there. bat the ext
known.
The EoTthern Pacific win bull
Nile cany6z this summer.
i'm puian. of Bokfou. and 4
MsiI 6xhs 70 = finish vita two-ox
fa9 = II. 90 purse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

Cd l&A45+ 1set< NAf no pressure o. thc
mxinx and befo-r wxt<r could ks hksnzhs
fAs hoass waS enFeioped 10 d4nacz
Tue Department responded 90 - 4zUEzs
sus I'D fiux cepsd ke found wSshiH Es<
ksoeks aaz e1e Ike oE hose wAs al thai
could he sxka fraza the rcsse<f plug. q Tie
eorneF af Fro1e ard Bel streets wAere
enxsse No pxe sxt s<TsfA kscste1s 81
Aa7s hCxxf ard TIE hoH4e was nzKxlT 1xAs
fr0seE heftsxs w&k3r waS fhrD~n.
The AoAse Ind gxcfuxsy fzSn Ana1 Hx
NJ Hxsnaslt< xs& eoek nx uses s. &C. enat
xnx sUfsy <ussreG NJ xnxnx&nex. The fu<-
rzfere Was sH4x3 III exe<7fE<St tUc<xztzsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

-, orsned sodss e tns 2. 49,.
.s.ss, saisains ms .tn sssas ss'sss xss sss
s- : as. rhsss q. - scesssessi nlsk
ths q, w y eicycIes an0 thelr e - ~
Ine ssaF.ssa F.asrr. ehi1seos Jehn 4. ,.ss@s<
6a.ssssha a.sh kpsPy Pynahs: n
Ssd ns4dins: e aess sobsrs Nsilse.
! 4 xofean. Ens,anar En arsrasje, ckicseo, 4
nossed, ana ~ ns'SS' S'1s sisks hcpss ton,en' =
: ne So xn~1p. Prince ana ~ Mg' - ~
Asszlsess Aass s1en 1or fifsf plsce Win Is "a .si,s 1
/. 81 s 49, Is fhelr Srxdst sesSa & 8 niseu
! s Ssi.<fu' ss miirs lAR. ~ sstWu
= snre. The tN0 lIkt "a = the eutertai
= nnmbeg q emsss,tt.sy ~ u0a were 1FesHat'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14

v,.,,svtsxr. NAY 13.~3 me q " 9,
s av.sr s,.r Thsrsday, vim have more 49, ii
= ~, - ~ perby, ara VIII - e 80 zea.ss -
'.e....s 49,. : more exciting event 8 '1,es<v
I'll 49, .ssss.f.iniv IS in 4, enQ ~ wes< !.
VIA ll.es ~ s-esn< Hipdso Crit ~ :scz<s
n.t<er VINO IS pergnaneulIx pzo s. +. -, ~ n.
y. tl,fnss fhere will - fHQ g t.t ~ ~
u - fnSlu35nx Senator 4 = ss<s~
IqansaI Hooa h.idwin wiii hsvs = - -
and pronapsxs ,:.esss sd1 BAY sa,t Heron ssss.essc
.-ssnahsv q pernanent injnEIes g 49, 49,. n
.sls - sod kicked hilnaell tn ss.n ssscS
tue 80 refore leaving E16nv@.as
u,s.ss.a ~ t0o fof the colt .-..,. 1<.e,.1,
.,,s,S tofssy lciexrnphed pfe..l - S@S.s@
- ~. nsssk mnkerf Aeppele w :, sS
nss. 2. .s es.r,orroW and ehoH ee.zs2 s ~ ~ -
nsss ts ssion shauid not y tvie, cn =, y :
4 z1ss.a<srr IL prevent 2,.x n
3 esaxn rSlnx on uecks. - 80
u 1 sssf Cisrk nnds himself s an eesssfn1 -
= ssss ssss'.,.. s.reffiorl TO force the r
e s'ss.. Ike hookmnke7s e 3. .sii{
e p.sn sss.'a asfton 4 rused ~ here: - ~ 1
- ~crv~r bc drzveu from ~ 80
ne | ss..,.ssra x.f the Turf Conxfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14


S
-. ! S.. - s :. : -. S !
80 =
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9 -. q. 49,, ~. y -. -
xup h0uees we're hfoun down u this
e!fy. bqth of Which xefe g course 81 e<ee
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: q =. :seQ 1k54 ne oeeEfuEt1o1 81 the new
n1iio54I - - cok1ex of 4eyeuteeth streef
sn1 1ee9ze eysnue Ma1eef 4. bAfes,
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= Ittie ~ Ssss,,t ~ 49, =. IN -
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TW1AIs PEOPLE ~ THE HUNS
There werSs - renx - c4n ~ learned,
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~ =. ~. - -
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5~ine ~s,c =. 4, e.eS s..s.s
isr mirstes ! wsi5 sosn ro
Is ~ tfn ,>t.sv .,,a .s1s = -
for hfmseif. ma - fSr e@ex f,ssm ~
willing hands which worked 81 sl1lirenfiy
10 kef fhe wounded ana dyinx ont.
Up 10 tho prencnf ftne--1l 50-four per-
Eous have been taken ont dad. ana aix az
seven ere more Ct less wounded.
THE xoIL or YHx n4AD.
The dead are - follows:
4taHislxus GefsniS. 5 lnfher. Of Ottawa.
Canada. nxed Is. sfurle.
Frank NJ. XeConneIl. of Lawrence. Kan. !.
: carpenter. mnfffed. with : Wife ana two
Thonss = Hell: : caxpenter. q! Chariotte-
ysSays s1seso o.e, ! a6es 6esss. .....--
~. Eeirs n 4 confrs.:for. ! srsd shc,,t "a
yeers. ed Wns highly eateemxd b hts
teuoM.Soxnenen. He Vas eonsider<d 70
ps - = As0tl xte'sso 8 sAo0sqs0.
- HoeSi'AD.
49, ~ ~ ~ 3 81 ne 49,,
eSurcs T.eens hesd l.,s,ss.; ~,
face Scrafched.
So -
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The dead are q follows
6tauisiaus (ieFYniS. 5 lAfher, Of 0f<aWn.
Cauada, nxed Is, single.
Ffonk NJ. XeCoonell. of Lawrence. KAN
= acexpenfes. married. with ! awfte and two
children In Lawrence.
Thomas K Hen. carpenter, 0f Charlotte
town, Prince EdWnrdss Island. So OF ~
years old. Gug5c.
Waller J. Rates. Y1cpma.
Nr. BGten 1s 3 contractor, aged about 80
yeors. nnd Wn1 highly eafeemxd by ht9
SclioW+5oWnGnse1. He was eousider<d to
be worth from t75coo 10 1iooDc0
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s.trxsr.Axp Mar ~ iss g 49, seesa ssdsy.
narse sale q y Z. 80 80 He,en ~.
- among n 10 heI.ss I, sasa u n esswissd g
assro:. win ise;I 4, e q q - xsi9s, g -
sz Din UseSeaep sistrt e a:is
ssms .sI \. Iosrrh natssv 81 rn1.<fa1F " Fssisse' jss
.sons: rs u Iiesnsssss M d :;;. fs,s az 3 ieve
l'. u So Jesass. g Nii',s,s ussr jsss IS reeos<
s..S' ID 81. 81 leo: Y AssAfsm1eso sm1eso,sss,sssss. 81
~. ssi: 10 s. y. c1ossn. Z HsmSIsp q sus
i isdy Lecsssass;; s;,x... e s &. to !. CO : :
1 tsie q "a. sssy. scEsx.i - H e, , ssss
sp,'sins sss ~ ssossssy q u ofao - 1.
t,.sxsssisernslA 9sssss s.... fsx seen e4ll
rrrsssi directly es.1sss 80 y ;se3hxn1 - - y ~
. frresse Gtidon 49, - .-m6 tnok Guy ocelk
I e .fI51 1e< bis ~ -
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The 1ze0ud bC1iGfHX W6k fuenf&d on u
rs nssss>s>>. -, hetWeen Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
and Il ! total wreck man Was la the
building nf the time Of the wrcck, but e.
capped unIniured
Both Buildings are in rufns, and cannot
be used for other than dscwood
mau whose name could not be iearRed
Was blown against 3 telegraph pole and
mad his leg broken and body bruised. He
VIA taken to the hospital
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Tx< sssetssa takes placr today.
ard sak<.
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a ~ =
/ lam, m Encisn ezrf8lzl
! Tmlxliy reservation, nxx I
! Ilsz xssxs5on hers wxx q
whaea were picked mp
/ De vicinity of the Fcs
] zne the rsunkfs aud
! zussiez ~ to zas <sske
tf>z1 tA<Ez 10 shr Eufns
/ lzr }s8 Tbs Esa
ssotaNx tie sszexzsxfu
cred fhez. rasn ss1e
rx4Hxsxfsssz sxrE&t
tAa etszxezzs q
j 4 xxlsHnn
4 NexNeR51z
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s.ss YES i. - =. 6 !; . J.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
A n,..,..,ppI uan Elected.

sS Francisco. Cal, June 20. AT yes.
tcrday's session Of the American Pharma.
ceuiieal Association the following officers
were elected: President, Enilen Painter,
New York; first yice.prosidcn,, Karl Sim.
mon, st. Paul; second yico.prosident, NV.
Eickford. Aberdeen. Miss; secretary, J.
NJ. Maisch, Philadelphia; treasurer, 5. A.
u. Sheppard, Boston; reporter OF progress,
OF pharmacy. Louis g. Dichl. Louisville.
Members Of council, Leo Eliacl, South
bend, Ind; w. ;. Thompson, Washing.
ton; j. 5. Dawson, sanirancisco. Seventy.
I've new members were elected. Joseph
y. Gcisler. Of New York. was awarded the
Ebcil prize for n paper read nj Detroit, On.
titled. "Notes ON Morphiometric Assay oil
Opium" II was resolved 10 hold the next
annual meeting at Old Point Comfort, WI
the second Monday In September.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
SOILS or WEST TENNESSEE.


Analyses Furnished by tho Agricultural
Experiment station at Knoxville.
To the Editor OF The Appeal
Sir-fhe following reliable and accurate
analyses Of the generally prevalent yellow
ish red soils Of the upland regions Of West
Tennessee have been recently furnished
me by DIR. w. +. Stone, the chemist do.
tailed by the United States Government
at the Agricultural Experiment Station,
University Of Tennessee, Knoxville. As
but few such analyses have ever been
made, and the record OF these few not
hitherto easily procurablc or disseminated,
they may be Of much interest, especially
10 your agricultural subscribers. This Is
also the common upland soil Of adjoinii 9
States in the Memphis trade district.
Analyses OF soils from Shelby County,
Tenn:
/ sample rccclvcd from -, Memphis, col
lecied Ia tiuntyn, i've miles east Of Ncmuhif on
samples taken At depths Of a 81 and feet color.
yellow. Analysis BY W. r. Stone.
. sample taken at Oils station, two and hall
miles east Of Memphis. subsoll ycliowish IN color
Analysis by Prof X W. lIllgafd Taken from
Prof sahOrd's report on Cotton Production Ia Icn
ncsscc, Tenth Census OF Z. \, page. ~
l-ICf Cent a-Iicf Cent
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In Regard 10 rrul, Dl,uiilns.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-ln order to So
cure close supervision Of the operations
Of fruit distiherics tho approaching season
collectors Of internal revenue have been
instructed 10 give prompt attention 10 all
notices aud bonds that dislillcrios may
suiIcrno delay In beginning work nor have
prctcxt for commencing work before they
are notified Of approval Of their papers.
Dis,ilcrs are ~ DO notified that they will
be expected TO pay the tax on the produe,
Of each month or TO warehouse IL aud that
oil Gnglings must be doubled aud ready
for gauging by or before the end Of the
month. otherwise siuglings will be liable
to tax NJ brandy. The collectors are also
instructed that the employment OF special
officers Ghall cease NJ the close OF actiy,
operations in each distilery and not later
than December 1. unless specially author
lied for iurier period.
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Sufferers

and certain relief in
Ayers Pills. In all
cases where q ca
thartic is needed,
these Pillsarerecom.
mended by leading
physicians.
DR., 7. f. Hastings,
OF Baltimore, says:
ayers Pills are tho
, best cathartic and
; aperient within the
, reach of my profess
sion"
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An Inenrii,cfi I.ni.

Yesterday a. some men were plowine
up East Court street for the purpose Of
paving they struck something hard, and,
with four mules hiichcd 10 a plow, they
couldn't pull II out, 40 they pulled The
plow out, aud saw a stone pot, evidently
made BY potter for the purpose OF hiding
his money, and the only way they could
get into Il was by breaking u, and a. they
did 70. out came about thousand cakes
OF gol colcman's ko.ko tulu chewing gum,
which Is supposed 20 have been stolen by
some rogue, Who evidently knew the value
OF his theft.