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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-01-09
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west of Huntington trains run by Central
time. Main Line trains east of Huntington
run by Eastern time. which is oee hour faster
than Central time. D'"-
No 4, daily from Louisville. Cincinnati and
Lexington to Washington and tho East and
k1chmond to Old Point. Solid trains and Pull
mans finest Buffet sleeping cars
No 2, daily. except Sunday. The Saturday
train runs only as far as Clifton Forge DaiIy
except Sunday between Clifton Forge and Old
Point. ~
No. 8, daily except Sunday to Washington
Leave Washington daily. Pullman ParIor
cars 9, 81 HeX York to Washington. New Pullman
mond to louisville and Cincinnati
NO. l. daily except Sunday. Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars without change. Clifton Forge and
White Sulphur to Lexington
Nos. and 6. Daily between Clifton Forge
and Ashland.
Old Dominion Steamships leave Norfolk
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, and
saturday on arrival train 81 D m: arrive in
New York afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks. applv +,
any office of C. q o. BY; or Depot or tfcset
ONCE of connecting lines.
j. I. ODELL. n. w. FULLER,
zen. Manager Genl PaSs'r Agent
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The Aimosnhare of Lnne

The Atmosphere of Love
Is pure, sweet breath. This desideratum
is one of the results of using SOZODONT,
which not only invigorates aud preserves
the teeth, but renders the mouth as fra
grant as a rose.
"Spald in g's Glue, handy about the
house, mends evefythlng.
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Stauntott Spectator.
RATES OF ADVERTIsIHG.

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l21 cents per Tine. for the nrst and 6N eent
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subsequent insertion.
BUSINESS NOTICES are inserted at ttherats a
Quent insertion.
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Obituaries. Announcements Of Candidat.
for omcs. and all communication Of perscS
81 OF pllYate character, will be charged ferne
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3l34 Prizes amounting to..............$l,05 ,054 800
NoTE.-Tick, cts dra wing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to termin al prizes.
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desired, write egibly 70 the un dersign ed clear
y stating your resid eface with State. County.
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Send POST an. Nee sES, Express Money
rders, or Ne W York Exchange in ordinary
etter. Currency by Express (at our expense)
addressed to-
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or n. A. DA UPHRN,
WeshingtOn ID. G..
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COmn{SsfONets.
We The undersigned Bda5ks and Bsssthess rptt
pay all Prizes dr0lUSI in The Louisiana Stott
Lotteries so1ich may be presented at our counters
R.M.WAIasST.EY, X. Pres Loaisiana Nat BanE
PIERRE E.ANAUG, Pres. State Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. sew Oh ieaHg Natl Bank
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No. makes close connection at Waynesboro
Junction with @. & o. Railway East and West
bound trains.
No. has pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Meunhis and Chattanooga to New York with
S1t ebange) via Roanoke, Hagerstown, and
Rsrfisburg.
No. makes through connection via Shenan-
dosh Junction and B. q o. r. r. for Washing
ton and Hagerstown with the Western Mary
land Railroad for Baltimore, and G. V. Rail-
road for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New
T0rk.
o. HOWARD ROYER,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent.
AVID W. FLICKWIR, Roanoke. Va
Superintendent. Roanoke Va.
.FUTTERER,
Pass. Agent. Hagerstown. Md.
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hall, halflighted by the moon; he winds
ND the ascent of the stairs and reaches the
door of the chamber. OF this he moves
the lock by soft and continued pressure, till
it turns on its hinges without noise; and he
enters, and he beholds his victim before
him. The room is uncommonly open to
the admission of light. The face of the
Innocent sleeper is turned from the MUIR
ds,er, and the beams of the moon, resting
on the gray locks of his aged temple, show
him where 10 strike. This fatal blow is
given, and the victim passes without q
struggle or a motion from the repose of
sleep to the repose of death. 1t is the as
sassin's purpose to make cure work, and
he plies the dagger. though it is obvious
that life has been destroyed by the blow of
the bIudgeoD. He even raises the aged
arm that he may not fail in his aim at the
heart, and replaces it again over the wounds
of the poDiardl To flush the picture, he
explores the wrist for the pulsei He feels
for it, and ascertains that it beats no lopgerl
1t is accomplished! The deed is done. He
retreats, retraces his steps to the window,
passes out through it as he came in, and
escapes. He has done the murder. No
eye has seen him, no ear has heard him.
The secret is his own, and it is safe"
If we stop to think when we read this,
we find thai Mr.. Webster made up this
scene in his own mind. 1t is clear there
could have been no proof of much of it.
No eye could have seen what took place at
that time, for the man and his victim were
alone; yet no one reads Mr.. Webster's
speech who does not feel that he saw it all,
so well did he paint it out with his clear
words.
William Fl. Maynard, very able map,
who stood high in this county and this
State, once wrote out a speech for the
Fourth of July in words of one syllable, save
names. His strength was very much due
to the fact that in thought and speech he
made it rule to use as few words as be
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NORTH WARD.

Standard Time,
18th Meridian.
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unf4altche 8el1t

mifen bic Spfer be8 ent5inplt6en &9eunati8muS aus
iteben rnb trsen6 eine 6crm bteieS 2etbens tann in bteie
acute gbale umihla8en pber iih aWf fa8 SerS nerfen
unb babnra ben Sob reruriaden. 1lnslidli6erpei1e
MAIDEN if@ 9ieientsen, me1he an ben @nfang8Itabten
%beifelben letben, pie8 nur ielten ttar. @letf anberen
mb9ltheripeiie sefdbrliAen &ranfbeiten lptrb Gbeumas
tt8mu8 i'm &nfans pft nt1t bea6tef. gBp9t bemientgen
2eier pieier Mctt5, Der pte1ei6t tbm ielbft unbewuBt,
an ben Inian8sitabien besRbeunattSntiS trdntt, nenn
er iud cHrd bteiel6e pr tinTtiser @efabr parnen 1dBt.
b~eusenben Slutreintsun8Smittelt Soitetter8 Ma9enbttz
terS, sreifen, beRen a~r3tltferieitS tim auf ben Bes sez
sebene Gmpfetluns in ben ~aasemetn barnit sema6ten
Der Gsat fein b~eIieres pber mtrtlameres Oatttei sesen
ba8 acknowledgements I'M 96rper. gegetabtlf16en
t1riprnng8, lit Da8 8itterS fret BON ihdblt9en 8etmenz
sunsen, pte la iplae in anbern Slutreinisunoslnttte1n
bdufig rethltder a8 nur In mtnimalen Quantttdten Be-
finben. Oa5 9itter8 nirb Serr fber Malaria, nnrer>
bauli9fett, 0eberz unb Nierenleiben.
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MssfeHunas.N ptiseu.

SIM 6ortitulturs9 epartement erbieli
ber @drtner s. 3. &ofenberger fait aas
preiie fir ausseftellte 8lumen, Strdu'
der, 8dume, Semitic, 5.i6te &c.
Sen erfen Preis fir ben beiten SOL.
len 8aumuole erbielt 8. s. Meibner,
ben ~stpeiten .. 6. Meuieba9.
Sm Department fit Grauens6 anb.
arbeiteu erbielten preiie: Sir geftrif.
ten &iabersllnterroG 6rau &abmforff;
S9lummerroae Srau 8. 6. @rotbaus
Dede, Trl. 2eeler; Stiderei, SRI. go.
pbie 3aln1anaig; finffIi6e Blumen,
Grl. Minnie 3alman3ig. Sir Rinbers
arbeiten erbieIten preile: u. Geaen,
g. 0igsli. o. 8artbolomae, Gina
S9tparB, Carrie Sunnig.
@iner Der erften preile fur giuae.
ma9tes tpuroe Der Srau Geo. 8art1os
lomae 5ugeipro6en.
grife preife erbieIten ferner: @oas
i1er C gbabot; &ouf 6 3emitt; s..
o. 6rant (fir 9ubpaaren, Suite, sd.
der, Damentoiletteartitel ,c.); bas 9sas
berid printins 6ouie; @hntber &
S65ne; alamo Grader GactorD; s.
Wogeler & Co.; piper & SGultbeB
@lmenborf & Co.; Gillespie guunth
(ftr @ranit. MarmOr ac.).
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sa~ Wer einmal fi6 Oil re6t gei1id.
ter unb pOlfOmmener Giifer arbeit er=
freuen mill, Der Hattie ben "San Anto.
MO Cooperage Works., No. 108 unb
ITO Iuitin 5traBe eineu 8eiu9 ab.
Die berf6iebenen MafGiner bon &c.
ibten unb prattii@ erfabrenen 0dn.
BEN geIeitet", iub ben gan3en Sag
liber in Sbdtiafeit, bean GER Wi q II :
brD, Der gisentbiimer 6es @tabliRes
ments, 1T nit IuftrdgeM aug aleE @e.
9eEoen beg States %liberbduft. 81
liefert cine funitpole uuo iolibe Mrbeii
unb bieiem umfanbe bot er ieinen @rs
folg gu Deroanfen. Die 2eiffungsfd.
bt9teit Der GabrH muB bementipre9enb
aud fo~rttpdbrehb erb6bt tperben.
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- WEST COMMERCE -STRAssE. 81
!. WiB @menbolIin @oIbme0. bic

= Dis @wenboain @alowen, bic
Ct. Srout beg ptin5en Murat, muB fir
ibre @itelseit, fi9 fir ibre Miliouert
ben Gdriten . Sitel gu erfaufen, i6mer
btBen. Na6bem iie enOli9 gu 8ers
ftano gefOmmen unb bic 8erIobuug nit
Dem aiten Wdifling pieber aufgebober
batte, fallen bic Barrier 8Idtter iebt
iber ie ber unb lofen au6 fein gutes
6aar on ibr. Nm tolNfen treibt es bas
echo de Paris, mel6es Mib GaIbs
ntn cine Mbenteurerin unb 9o6anples
rin nennt unb bebauptef, airing Murat
t0nnte frob fem, BOB er Die aIte Sda6s
tel log more = @efGiebt ibr eisentli6
gan5 re6t t..
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Yafiaae nafh Gnrppe.

Sie agenturen beg 9errn SO. S.
Voung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San 4ntOnip, unb gto. COB Mtains
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur Die
anerfaunt beiteu europdil9en 9ampfer>
Ginien. 9err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billig i ten &ateu 5u gebeu, ers
tbeilt bereitDjaig ieOe getpiHf9te auss
tunft unb belorgt febr prompt ale ibnt
tbereebeHen Muftrdge. @er nod @us
ropa gu reiien piini6t, ober 8erwanote
berhberfommen IuReu min, wenbc ii@
an irgenb cine Der gerannten Igenturen.
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Gtne ,,eue seuAbe 9lpotbefe.

Die 9erren Sips & SilDers
thorn er6Huen morget, Dienitag ben
10. Nobember, ibre neue beutf6e Mpo;
tbete, @de bon 5ouftom 5traBe unb
Mbe. c.
Sie NpOtbete lit iebr elegant einee.
ri9tet unb nit NQem ausgeitattet, mas
gum Sroguen.8 ef9dft gebbrt. 8eiDns
bere Sor9faIt pirb Der &e3eptlr auges
tpenoet tuereert. bic inter Der p~erf6nlis
den Iufli6t Der 9erren ftebt. Wir
tpinl6en Ser aeuen Girma beIten grfOlg!
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ppernbams=@ effamratipu.

Sie feinffe &efautation fir u u
fern, Slid unb WiIb in ieSe,
3u6ereitung. Ser Slide i1ebt Elm re.
nommirter Sod bor. 9slifateHen ane,
Irt iinb gu baben, ME Mal, 9arbiner
nit 5tufelu, Na9onis, SrtHslnurft
Neunaugen &C. &c. Die bette Nusmab'
BON 2ederbi1en in ber 3uIammeritel.
lung BON Diners, 5oupers un5 Deieu.
ilers. 4uftrdee naG 56luB bes 3bea:
terS Derben prompt ausaefibrt.
5arni d G 8aer.
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Dr 9ie 8erdnberung 1T ems be,
unui6erfebli@ften @eiebe Der Natur,
uub glidli@erpeiie fibrt Elm We@lel
fat fets gum 8eHern. Mls elm 8eiipiel
bafir, uebmen bic ct. patrids pileu
idnea ben plaB eiH fir bic alien rau,
ben unb beftigen piQen, neil fie milbe,
tub uro ansenebmer nirten. NuBers
benz iiao fe riebr baau a%ngetban, Rrant.
beitsitofe aug Dem Spfem jl enifernen
unb malarif9e &rantbeiten gu berbin=
bern. Ils elm @atbartic unb 2eberpine
tnb he perfett. Gum 8ertauf Bel @.
@obn & Co., 8. &alteper & Gobn,
unb anen atloeren Mpotbeten.
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MrS. q 9enngpu.

No. 263 Weft Commerce 5trabe, ems
pfie6It ibr rei9baitiges 2ager bon
. uBwaaren ber neueiteu Barrier
NtDeen, ferner 5trids uno 8 III d :
9 aummolte uno Wolle, 8dns
&n6pfe, 8efas Su ben
anerbidigffen preiier. N9ehtur fir
Mabame 9emoren's S1niits
Mufer. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe pers
ben prompt ausgefubrt.
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= Mir fnb nod ni9t oeranIaBt,
unfer sroBes 2ager bon neuea unb ges
brau@ten pianos unb Sreelu su Der.
faufen, benno9 f6unen mir before Sers
mine unb biligere preiie unter gutter
@arautie geben pie iebes anbere Gei6dft.
3bos 8Dggan & 8rDs.,
208 Commerce StraBe.
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N~nettennung, nel@e er aud Geieq.
f6aftli9, niGt BLOB reGtIi9, forbert,
unter Der 10beren 9lefie Der raie,ltols
gen WeJitarer, .DeIfe felbR ben Nngels
fa6Ien ni6t gera als ebeubiirtig amer
fennt, finbea uiirne, bIsibt ieoenfaGs
mebr els fraglid.
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~ @ebrnber @riber, SO.
246 Commerce GtraBe, 1ino praftif9e
Suwe!iere unb ubrma1er. sic befcrs
gen prnulpt ole Geparaturen unb fibs
ZEN bieieIben iii Der gei@idtefen Wsiie
Gus.
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Gin ~0ankbarer Datient,

eer ietnen RameH utht 9enanut baden nil, unp her
feline pouftaneiee gSieeerbersteante ron idbiues
rem eeteen elmer, tn einem Dettprbu6 ansegebenen
arsnet %pereantt, lbSt burt ms haIIeIbe f~oitenfrei an
BUD eatbhlt 8eStpte, bic In jeper Nprtbefe seinaGt
peroen tonnen. Shidt Sure NereIle init 9riefmarte
an ,Grtoat Glinit tno 9tspsnfarh", % gRet
Ii. Str, 2elp Ycrt u. B.
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Sie Strife : RaRe Der 2on6oner
9odarbeiter bate mad 8eenbigung beg
Strifes einen ueberi9uB bon $4,000
Sterling auf5uDeiier. @ingegangen
tuaren G48. 900 Sterling ($240. C00),
tpooOn alein $4,000 aus NuEralien
gefommen tparen. 9ie englif9en Mrs
better 8erbanbe felbf fteuerten uur
$4,000 bel. Ser &eit pirb i'm Slime
ber @eber pertDenbet tperben.
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Gin f@eres SeiImittel I'm Rrahfbeits.
faae Suritdweiien, beiBt 2eiben unb
Sob einlaben. Mimm Samaritan Ners
vine. Sn allen W~potbeten gu baben.
Weife al bic serinstuertbisen 3onics
unb MageneIirire auriid un6 bIeibe bel
Samaritan Nervine. $3.50.
Befreite mid BON gpilepfie. Sd
babe 81 pfunb 3ugeuommeH unb felt 4
Sabren teinen Mnfaa uiebr sebabt. -
Walter @rabar m, 9pnban, 9atota.
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SaT Wenn Sbr @uern pollen Wertb
in u nj Il gen baben wDat, 10 iebt
@u6 bic 9erbfs uno Winter 8Drrdtbe
bel g ancoaf & g o Gil.
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9emtibz @maliide gbmle,
San Mntonio, gera8.

slnerfannt tldtiee 9ebranfaIt fir &naben
unb Mab6en; felt breibia Sabren in reser
@irffamteit. GortrefFide 9ebrfrafte inter be-
pdbrter 2eituns. Ser enelii6en SpraGe tpirb,
ipie Der beutfden, boae 2e9uung setrasen.
Guserhsm rnterriat i'm Sbanif6en. Ginger,
maben borbereitete Sdller fnben j~eSer5stt
sufnabme. Ndbere austunft ertbciIen 9err
8. @roos, @rdibent bes SduI @orlfanoes
nub @ m. 8arbed, Direttpr bet gntta!t.
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s9 Gi%oI6affa G. WeIton,
No. 301 unb 303 OF.0ouitDn, @traBe,
baben fortmdbrenb auf 2ager: Mbit=
taders Gleifdiprten unb reines S6mal3,
Iotpie Sburbers Spe5ialitdten.
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sin oeiunScr oIfcr Mann.

@lr. Sos. @iIfon bon 4IensS Springs,
Sas.. Der bic 60ger Sabre iiberi6ritten
bat, iagt: Sd babe piele Mtebiainen
probirt, babon mebrere febr quite; aber
mic babe i'd cine g%efunben. Die 10 febr
GIes erfiut. mas fit le beanfpru6t
wirb, mie gbamberlains @olics, @bos
Iera' unb Siarrboe : Mieoiain. IS III
tpirtli9 cine ipunberbare Wiebi3in. Gum
8ertauf bel q. @obn & 3d., GalteDer &
SObn unb allen anberrn A~potbefen.
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~ SioIbaffa & @eltpn,
geo. 301 unb 303 Of=S ouffon s5traBs,
baben ben &ontratt fir ben 8erfauf beg
geiammten Butter : probutts ber be-
riibmten Oatlanb Serfep Damp Garm
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Smtere5fam

1T bic in ber b~eutisen Iummer u~nierer 3eitans
lid befinbenbe @lndS 4n3etse ron Samuel
Sedl6er fen. in Samburs. DteIeS 9ans bat fi6
6urd ieine prpmpte unb reri9piesene Gns5abs
Iu II Der bier uni in Der nmsesenb ses
10 rnnene 9etrd9e einen berma6en suten Huf
Snierat i9pn an hieler Steae aufmertlam MAIDEN.
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seD- 5ite! suite! Neue 9erbD
unb wei9e Steifon 9srbft= unb Wii,s
terbtite Bel s. %. Crate G &c.,
$50. 240 Commences traBe.
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Ser @nmbisf Walrlap, Der bon
@ais i'm SLIDER Sim gei6Ofen muir.
be, 1T ieinen Munbett erlegeu uno Sep
terer 1T unter $4,000 8tirBidait seftelt
porben.
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9ientmanhen per(nnat.

Cine &b6in ober ell gutes Sausmdb'
den finbet fofort Stele. 0ad3ufrasen
In Der Office Der uGreien Yreffe".
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~ Maberids 8ant be3obIt 4
PrO3snt 3inIen fit 3eitsS epofiten.
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Sw Seine Oberbemoem fer.
tig unb mad M}ab Sci 5. %. Crate
& 6 o., $50. $40 gommerce : GtraBe.
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9iHts 10 amt,

Shit je0em Sag mebrt li6 bic MaKe
Der 8emeiie, baB Gig Elm Spe5ifitum fir
ale 8~lutfranf6eiten ni6ts 10 gut lift ME
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 8ergeBt ni6t, baB biss elm larae
deficiencies 0eilmittel 1T. bas cine Sc
idi9te bait IS lit gepriift urle aIs ales
bon inn 8%ebauptete erfilenb befunben
porbenl gs lit biele Sabre in tauienz
BEN BON 5dlen init fdmei9eIbaftem grs
foIee erprDbt tporben! STIR SaIs< unb
2ungenbef@nerben, Gatarrb, Niereus
franfbeitea, 2eberIeiben, 9pspspiie,
gaFrii9en Gopff6mer5 unb ale STD.
rungen in GOIge bon Slutarmutb lit
ni6ts 10 gut tpie DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Observation-Disclosures unb
INNER iteigeno in @unH.
Sbr miBt guG ni9t rdufperu un6
f9naufen unb ipuden, ionbern DR..
"
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s1- Sir hie feinfe Serfep.
Butter menoet @u9 al 9iOIs
baa & Welton.
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Nptis an gtemersabler.

Counts Collectors 0ifieel
8erar 60, San autonip, Seras
Der llntersei6nete madt bietburd b%etannt,
bos Bic Staat. uno @ouitg ad yalorem. uno
aopfasuer jest fduig it uno ipdtefens bis gum
81. Oe;ember 1889 incl. bejablt fein mnS.
Sole @affiano,
Steuer . Solicitor ron 8srar gonutb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-18
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-07
CRIME IN TACOMA.
A Cold-Blooded Assassination-The Tow
Full of Murderers.

Full of Murderers.
TACOMA wv IT,, October 6th.-Another
cowardly attempt at murder was made last
night, and may result successfully. Roch
Crosby, a plumber, a son of Captain Crosby,
was going home when two mask ed men
Jumped out behind him, near Nelson Ben
nett's barn, and shot him in the back, the
ball going over the right hip, lodging near
the navel They ran different ways; one
ran toward the railway and passed two
printers who accosted him, accelerating his
pace. They informed a policeman, who
might have caught him, but didn't try.
They carried the man to house near by
and called a doctor, who could do nothing.
The man was removed to the hospital, and
the doctors performed an operation. They
cut him open and found the larger intestine
was cut in six places. 1t was too badly cut
to patch, and they took away a foot of il
and sewed him up.
He can't live a day. He came from
Puyallup month ago and had no enemies.
1t is expected that it was case of mistaken
identity. They were looking for another
man. No robbery was attempted and
nothing said. 1t was a premeditated crime.
The policemen hunted in droyes and &C.
complished nothing.
Two men accosted a deckhand on a
steamer half an hour after, asking if the
boat went to Victoria. They stated that
they had got into trouble up town and
wanted TO get out of the country.
1t Is the fourth murder in four months,
the second within two blocks. The town
is full of hard characters and "hold-ups''
and robberies occur nightly.
The citizens tonight held an indignation
meeting, and. in the hope of instantaneously
and effectively Kidding the city of the lawless
element, offered 81 50Oreward for the appre-
hension of Crosby's assassins. The reward
would have been doubled but for fear OF
stimulating some bastard to swear away
the life of an innocent man.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-07
wreck of a Fire Engine.

SALEM or, October 6th.-This morn
ing at the Oregon State Penitentiary Edith
Holmes, 10 year old girl, oonned the
prison uniform, being the only female con-
viet III that institution, containing nearly
800 prisoners.
She comes from Clatsop county for the
term of one year, convicted of larceny, and
is the first woman at the penitentisry since
April Sth, and the seventh ever incar-
cerated there.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-07
PROPOSALS
FOR
FURNISHING PAPER
FOR THE
State Printing Office.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until
Monday, October z, 1889,

At P. NJ, for furnishing Paper, Type and other
Material for the state Printing Office for the
year beginning on the first Monday in October,
1889, and ending on the first Monday in October,
1890, in qualities and quantities as per schedule,
TO be furnished on application to the Superin-
tendent of state Printing.
Bidders will furnish full samples, with price
per pound or per ream, tor the different weights
and also names of makers whose stock they
propose to supply.
Payments to be made in warrants upon the
State Treasury.
seetion $50 of the Political Code provides that
mo bids shall be considered unless accompa-
MED by certified check in the sum of two
thousand dollars gold coin. payable to the Gov
ernor, for the use of the people of the state of
California, conditioned that if the bidder re-
ceiyes the award of the contract he will, within
thirty days, enter into bonds in the sum of ten
thousand dollars. with two or more sureties to
be approved by the Cove nor of the State, that
he will faithfully perform the condition of his
contract. All bids must be for the furnishing
and delivery of the paper and materials ct the
state Printing Office, in the City of Sacramento
so that the State shall not be charged with any
cost of transportation and delivery"
Section S2S5, Political Code: No supplies of
any kind or character, for the benefit of the
State. or to be paid for by any moneys appro-
pIiated or to be appropriated by the State
manufactured or grown in this State, which are
in whole, or in part, the product of Monaghan
labor shall be purchased by the officials for
the State having the control of any public
institution under the control of the State, or
of any county, city and county, city or town
thereof
Bidders will understand that all of the paper
of the dimensions of 3Ox4l, sob Book Paper
must be put in cases of about reams each.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids, and to accept all or any portion of any
bid.
Proposals to be Endorsed: proposals for PAPER
and Material for the State Printing Office"
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