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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-10-24
Funeral of Col VIM. I, Rumgardner.

The funeral of the late Col. VIM. L. Bum
the 18th inst, took place from Trinity
church here on Saturday afternoon last.
Mrs. Bumgardner and daughter accOmpa-
MED the remains here. The remains were
taken from the residence of Capt. James
Bumgardner, No. POS n. Augusta street,
where they had been carried from the cars,
and were followed to the church by the
Knights Templar, the Masons and Knights
of Pythias, headed by the StoneWaI Band.
There was a large gathering of citizens at the
church to show the last token Of esteem fol
the memory of a man whose life here had
been crowded with kindly acts for others,
and busy with the public affairs of the city.
The floral tributes were very beautiful.
The active pail bearers were Alex. Hartman,
Capt. Frank B. Berkeley, J. n. McFar-
land and Capt. Thos. J. CroWder, repre-
senting the city; E. G. Fishburne and Da-
vid Drake, representing Company e, LIST
Va. Cavalry; John W. Todd and II. A. S.
Hamilton, representing the Baldwin Dis
trict Fair Association.
The honorary pail bearers were Chas. S.
Roller and G.. Julian Pratt, representing
the Augusta Memorial Associations; G.. S.
Lightner and Edward Echols, representing
the Knights of Pythias; 7. D. Ransom and
w. L. Olivier, representing the Confeder-
ate Survivors Association; VIM. L. Lush
baugh and J. Howard Wayt, representing
the Knights Templar; J. A. Armentrout
and Joseph Andrews, representing the Blue
Lodge A. T. & A. NJ, and P. III. Trout
Capt. John McQuaide and John M. Kinney
on the part of the city.
Rev. w. @. Hullihen conducted the fu-
neral services.
Suitable tributes of respect to the mem
DRY of Col. Bumgardner were adopted by
the Baldwin District Fair Association; the
knights of Pythias; the Confederate Sur
vivors' Association, and the Augusta Me-
mortal Association.
1t is stated that Col. Bumgardner life
was insured for 1923 600.
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The Staunton Chautauoua Circle.

The Staunton Chautauqua Circle which
was organized last Fall, has commenced
its second session under favorable auspices.
The old members have all reported for
duty, old officers reelected, and several
new members received. The great interest
that was shown last year increases, and the
new members are entering upon their
studies with enthusiasm.
The course for the year embraces an ex-
tensiye one in English History and Litera-
ture, Geology, Astronomy and Church His
tory. which together with the Query Box
give good solid work for two hours every
Monday night, when the Circle meets.
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New Towns,
The papers in the new towns furnish the
following items from their localities:
Buena Vista,

Inc papers Ill The new tOWnS luIlllSl GIe
following items from their localities:
Buena Vista.
The Advocate of Friday has the follow
ing:
A Big Circus Croacd.-At least four
thousand people were at the two perform
ance of French & Co. s circus, Wednesday.
Eight extra policeman were appointed by
the Mayor, but there was not a single dis
turbance of any kind.
Public Schooz.-The public school opened
Monday with 116 pupils. In ABOUT three
weeks, MI. Mcclure and Miss Speck will
take the school to the new school building.
Marriage.-Wm. T. Davis of this town,
and at one time a member Of it's police
force, was married at Craigsville, Augusta
county. Wednesday, to Miss Mamie
Taylor.
Personal Mrs. w. w. King and Miss
Maggie Bayly Of Staunton, Miss Laura
Fitchette OF Norfolk, and Mrs. DE-. J. M.
Watson Of Augusta were i'll the city this
week.
Clifton Forge.
The Review of Saturday has the follow
ing:
General Manager of the CliJiom Forge
Co.-Capt. Lewis Hartman who is the new
manager of the Clifton Forge company,
has arrived in the city and assumed control
of the affairs of the company. The REVIEW
congratulates the company and the people
of Clifton Forge ON securing the services
of so thorough a business man as the Cap
tain is known to be, to have charge OF the
interests of the company. He is practical,
energetic and enterprising. He knows
what the compay needs to secure success,
and his business requirements will enable
him to engage the interest of capitalists, SO
as to bring the various industries contem-
plated to our city.
Transfers of Real Estate.-The trans
fers of real estate during the week, includ-
ing the $196, 900 sale of the G. Il 0. Devel-
opment Co.. aggregate $3S9,060.
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MARRIED.

LEY-HOLBROOK.-At Wytheville, Va,
Oct, 18th in the Presbyterian church, by Rev. T.
NJ Mcconnell, VIM. G. Easley of Bluefield, Va,
to Miss Estelle Holbrook, daughter of Judge G.
+. Holbrook of Wythevie. Among the brides
attendants was Miss Belle Crawford of Staun-
ton. Miss Mary Moseley of Bedford City pre-
sided at the organ.
MAPHIS-DOLD-In the Presby terrain church
al Harrisonburg, Get. 18th, by Rev. l.. b. john
ston, assisted by Rev Mr.. Ebeling, Prof. Chas.
G. Ma phis. Principal of the Graded School of
that town, to Miss Bessie Dod.
5ORDON-GORDON.-In the I'd Presby terrain
church at Lynchburg, Oct. 10th, by Rev. r. H.
Fleming, Dr.. VIM. st. Clair Gordon of Rich
mond, TO Miss Kate B. Gordon, daughter OF the
late j. Newton Gordon. j. Fleming Christian
of Roanoke was the groOm's best man.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, at st. Adams,
w. Va, j. w. Rhoads of Staunton, to Miss Mat
tie d. Rogers, of St. Adams.
GILM ER-W cav ER.-Oetobers IA. in stanton,
by Rev. j. L. Williams, Cornelius Gilmer to
Miss Rebecca, daughter of w. H. Weaver, both
of Augusta.
neutrality-suspicious. 10, Thomas G. Craig
son of Robert Craig of Newport, this county, to
Miss Carrie U. Beard, daughter of the late
Thomas Beard, Rev. j. H. Shuford, officiating.
FOSDICk-CHRISTIAN the First Baptist
church at Richmond, Oct. 22d, James William
Fosdck of N. Y. to Miss Gertrude Christian,
daughter OF Judge Joseph Christian.
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Cruelty to ANIMALS.

The Statute of Virginia providing pen
alty for the cruel treatment of animals is
section 1896 of the Code of 1887, and is liz
this simple language:
eff any person cruelty beat OF torture any
horse or other beast, whether his own OF that
of another, he shall be fined not exceeding
fifty dollars. -
This statute may be enforced by any
Magistrate OF by the Mayor.
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RreVitieS,

In the Circuit Court at Richmond, Tues
day, foum judgments were entered against
J. E. Hamilton, the late Treasurer OF Au-
gusta county, ct nzs., each for $685., so, with
interest from November l. 1885.
Last week the insurance firm of Smith u
Sublett, paid the Furniture Factory Co,
81 1882, the insurance Oh their finishing
house burned in July.
MI. J. G. Wilcox has opened bis eW
fancy grocery store ON New street, and a
pretty one it is.
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Election of Steward at the w. L. Asylum.

On Wednesday evening the Board of Di-
rectors of the W. L. Asylum elected MI.
Christian Miller Of this city to the post OF
Steward in place of Capt. Lewis Hartman,
resigned. MI Miller is from Rockingham
where he was for years Deputy Sheriff, is
q practical farmer and excellent business
man. The selection is agreed by all who
know MI. M. S qualifications, to be an ex-
eellent one. He has entered upon the duties
Of the position.
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.Trespasslng.

On Wednesday morning q young man
was arraigned before Mayor Fuitz for being
on the grounds of one of the Female Col
leges on the night OF October Goth, without
the permission Of the Principal of the Col
lege. He was made to give $500 security
for his good behavior and pay the legal
costs. Skylarking on the premises of these
schools is an expensive and troublesome
amusement, as our boys will find.
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They Could Not Read 1t.

AT the meeting of the Council, Tuesday
night, petition was received from Tom
Lee the Chinese laundryman,. Saying he was
about to remove to Georgia, and asking to
have part of his water tax RENTED. The
petition was written in English but the
name was signed in Chinese characters. 1t
was referred to Councilman Butts Water
Committee, who will have chance to de-
cipher it.
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Preparing for the Winter.

The Fishersville Farmers Club meetings
have proved so beneficial to it's members,
that last Saturday they resolved to fit up
winter quarters and arrange seats and heat
ing apparatus for the room. AIessrs. Z. L.
Burkholder, W. +. Gilkeson and j. r.
Kemper were appointed a committee 10
ascertain the cost, and Investigate What
rights the Club would have in the Hall if It
fitted it up as contemplated.
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Died..

STERRETT.-In Lexington, Oct. llth of menu
youngest child of Tate Sterrett, and on Oct
14th, of the same disease, William, aged 8 years.
the last remaining child OF Mr.. Sterrett.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iangdon Somerville
only child of. Curran B. and Jenny b. Somer-
vile, of Staunton, died October 9th, at Millboro
Depot, of mbraneous laryngitis, aged years
and days. 'Ofsuch is the kingdom of God q
MASON.--In Staunton, Sept. 29th in the 10Th
year of his age Robert Thomson Mason oldest
fax county, Va.
MOYERS.-October II, near Staunton, Phi1in
Meyers, aged Is years.
GROOMS-October H. at Mt Sidney Holm q
Grooms, aged about 80. He left widow and n
daughter.
SELLERS 10, near Laurel Hill. Frank.
son of Mrs. Molie Sellers, and grandson of the
late Thornton Berry, aged I6 years.
BAILEY.-October u, near Staunton. from tv.
phoid fever, James Bailey, son Of William Raj
ley, aged II. lnterment at Mt. Tabor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA, at Summerdean.
Miss Lillian, daughter of O. McCutchen aged
IA years. The lnterment was at Shemariah
ELLING ER.-October 16, near stanton from
typhoid fever, James Ellinger, who worked on
the D., d. & b. Institution farm, aged about 26
years. Interment at Mt. Tabor.
PENDLETON.-At Lexington, Va, Oct IS, Mrs.
Mary Brace Pendleton, wife of w. A. Pendie
ton.
BIBB.-At Waynesboro, Oct. Is, Mrs Bibb, wife
OF j. E. Bibb, former editor of the Advance Of
Louisa q. H.
KEISER.-At Hillsdale, Kansas. Oct 18th. Jacob
Keiser, aged ~ years, a native OF Augusta Co
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Fire Department Stable on Lewis Street.

The Special Committee consisting of
Messrs. r. ?. Bell, John McQuaide and
Daniel Crimmens, appointed by the Coun-
Gil to select a site for a stable for the Fire
Departmenthorses and other city horses,
On Tuesday night reported in favor of the
lot on Lewis street, North of the foundry.
They say it can be bought for $1,000 and
the building can be put up for So $500. The
old engine house on New street can be sold
for III 500. The report was received and
laid by for future action.
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rising Il eentS ON small sales. But the eX-
ports are practically stopped. In September
only 5gt3, $50 busheIs, against 2,2Jo, l04 last
wear, went from Atlantic ports, and thus far
in October only IL small part of last years
exports-for four days of this week, 173,00O
bushels against As, 900 last year. Corn also
goes abroad but little, having advanced during
the week only IS of cent, while oats have
risen 4 cents.
GRAIN MARKETS.
RICHMOND Oct. 22.-Wh eat-Shortberry, for
seed, 81 90; fair, SIC; good, sl04; common, 92c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-Flour firm. Wheat
Southern scarce and stiff; Fultz; 9salG6 Long
berry, loOal07; western easy; No. winter red
spot and October, l0l33al02; Dec. 1GIal0i1|; May
ll1NaI1I3l. Corn-Southern firm; white and yell
lew, 59a60; Western weak; mixed spot and Oct.
5S Nov 581z sales; year 81; Jan. 564 asked; May,
5S34 asked.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 22-Wheat-Dec. 1885, May, 109S.
Corn-Nov. 5254; May, 554.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. TO-
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows
81 q 4oo
Generally rated first quality. S..5 a4.l2A
| Medium good fair quality. 800 a 35o
| Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
2.12f@ 23o
| The market was stronger than last week. and
| there was an improvement in values all through
| of 5zc for the better grades and nc for medium
| and common.
! Mich Cows-There is good demand for good
| Cows at sI5aS50 per head; common stock un-
| changed.
Veal CaIves-Trade fair at 4a6c per Id.
| BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Hogs in fair supply. with
| prices nc lower than last week-Roughs 4sla5c,
| orassers 5I%a5sLc cornfed 6a6Ac net, with most
sales at 61.a64c net. Receipts S,2iS.
| BALTIMORE, Oct. 2o.-Sheep ss50aS5.25 per 100
lbs, and Lambs 41la619c per Id. Receipts 2,545.
eHAIIMrnN ppICE GiIPRE ME-
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In Thirty Years.

Among the Baltimoreans who were in
Staunton on their return from the Roanoke
sale, was MI. Henry Frederick. 1t was
the first time he had been in Staunton since
the Spring Of 1860. He went over to the
w. L. Asylum, where he had been the baker
thirty years ago, and said that was about
the only part Of Staunton that looked like
1T did when he left here.
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a Good Month for Fines.

During the month OF September the city
a.eeived $4,000 from Mayor Fultz s court.
After paying the magistrates fees,
&c, the city Treasury received sos clear
for the month S work.
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Tribute Of Resnect.

dence to remove from our midst our brotbers
James B. Taylor by death, and while we %,
deeply sensible of the great loss of our deyofaH
brother, we bow in humble submission to tha
will of the Father of us all. and extend on,
heartfelt sympatl1ieS and coincidence to the Wiz
ow and relatives of our deceased brother a I'D
commend the widow to Him who doeth a,i
things we'll. and the 1atherless children to Hin,
phsll.
Reso!red, That these resolutions be spread nm
on the minutes of stanton Lodge No. As i a. &
F. and that copy of the same be sent to fhs
family of the deceased, and a copy be published
in some newspaper OF the city of staunton. And
be it further
Resolred, That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual badge OF mourning for the period
CHAs. G. WHEAT
NJ. b. HAMRICK
GEO. S. LIGHTNER,
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AUDI bic 8aume wuaen fdalafen.

Manift iebt babei, oas grobe ungepHas
itert gelahene uab nit elmer 5teinsgin>
faiung berfebene ObaI auf Der Mlamos
Yta3u in cine @artenanlage um3ntpans
belE, b. B. es nit Bdumen unb 5trdu,
9ert &C. 5u bepfan5en.
Sabei f6eint es aber, als beabfi6tige
man, an Der Mrt unb Weiie Der eIettri=
i1en Beleu9tung bieies Blabes Ni9ts
3u dubern, fOnbern bic pfdble unb Sci.
tun8en III Der bisberi8en Weife ffeben
gu Iafen.
Das pdre i'm Snterefe iener Mnlagen
isbr gu bebauern, benn es bat lid etfabs
ruHgsmdBig berausgefelt, baB bas eIefs
tribe Sidt bon h6aft na9tbeiliser gins
tpirtung auf bic 8egetatior lit, nament=
LID, uenn Is brett lbar ben 8dumet,
5trdudern unb ionliigen @emd9len
augebra9t 1T.
Wir miifsn es ben 0errn GadgeIebr.
ten lberlahen, Die tpitfsnf9aftli9e CT.
tldrung bafir bei3ubrinsen, in lpelder
Beiie oas i~ntenfibe elettril9e 2i1t auf
bic Dauer f6dbli6 auf bic pFan.
aenpelt einmirlt, nadbem es bas
Wa9stbum berielben aufdngIi9-
3u f6rbern f6eint, aber bic Sbatlahe
an ii@ ftebt fef. Selbit an trdftigen
alien 8dumen fam man bag iibera0
beoba9ten. Gin folder, in Der biretten
Ndbe zines eIettrifden 2i9tes ffebenber
Baum p~erliert um WO@erl ia um Mcz
nate friiber fem 2aub, aIs Bic anoeren,
i'm @datten ftebenben, wel9e f6 gez
tuifermaben Der Wadtrube erfreuen f6n.
men, wdbrenb bic anberen Sag unb
Na1t our9 Some unb @lettriaitdt
= mod erbalten tperben.
Wenn fi6 aber biefe na1tbeilige Gin
tpirfung auf alte, feifgemur3eite 8dume
bemertbar madt, UNI tpie bel rnebr muB
bas gef1eben, tuenn es f9 Tim cine
innge, neuangepfan3te Mnlase banbeIt,
bic ert nod In ben, neuer @runb unb
goben Wur5eln i6lasen uab beimif6
per6en ion2
Man tbdte baber unter allen umt1ns
ben better, ben pIab nit @as 3u erleud,
ten, befen 2eudttraft ausrei9t, UNI bic
neuenNnlagen geniigenb au erbeaen, pbne
baB He benz Wahstbum Der pHanaen
f9d6li1 tpirb. Mlerbings 1T babel aua
3u beridt9tigen, bas bic 96bren nidt
quer bur6 ben plab, ~fonoern m6eli9f
UNI benielben berum geIeet rperben
mtBten, ba bas aus ben mitunter nidt
gang bi9ten &6bren entipei9enbe 2eu6t,
gas uieberum ben Boben bergiftet, fos
bab bic Wur3eln Der Bdume unb ionfis
gen Bfanjen trdnfeln unb bic betreffen.
ben 8dume &c. bann balo abferben. gs
III bies Der @runb, ma, I'M bic vberibms
ten 8erliner 2inoen, B. 3. Die 2inbens
bdume ielbf, fold Elm tldgli1es uno
ilmmerpoles, Dber = tpie Der Berliaer
fagt smiggriges" Nusleben baben,
unb fortudbrenb bur9 neue eriebt ipsr.
ten mtiRen.
Sn benz borliegenben Sale liebe fih
iCi6 zine Boben . Snfettion aber febr
einfah bermeiben. Das wiirbe aber
aud nur tpenig niiben, nenn man ben
neuen Nnsflan3unsen ni9t Die n6ibiae
vNa9trube" g6nnt, obne pelde cine
pfan3e ebenfouenig leben unb sebeiben
fam, mie Sbiere unb Weni1enl
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Cine Oroinans

urn 8stttmmnngen su trefen Itir Die
gsfeuerung geDifer gortbeile fir
einige 8Tunb. gigentbiimer our1 bic
Grmeiterung Der ct. Marhs. Strabe
sur W%erbinbung nit Der WaIt.gpms
rletce : 5traBe, als Special Stsuer
auf bic oabur6 %mertbponer setporbe.
ler @~runbfiide, unb INN feltauItel.
len, mann bieie 5teuer fdlis fein iou.
Sn Nnbetra6t, baB Der etabtz
roth bon San Mntouio ben Beridt bes
eom1tes a%1ge1ommen bat, tpel1es pom
@ountps Nidter BON 8erar @ountp, Se=
ras, ernannt worben NOR, un geui1e
Wortbeile, pel9e Die @runbsg iaeuthii.
inter- an st. Malps.S traBe unb beren
nd9ter u%mgebuag bur6 bie grmeites
rung bieier Strabe our 8erbinbung NIT
ber Weft : Commerce : StraBe, erIanat
baben, su b6berer Beifeuerung einsu.
f9aBen, nie bas bonn @tabtratb in iei=
ner SiBuns com %. Nopember 1889
beftimmt morbea mar,
Sci es Be- @Iofen bur@ ben
5taotratb bon San Mntpnio:
Seftipn l. DaB bic auf bieie
Weiie gef9dbten 8ortbeiIe pirfli9 por=
banoen inb unb bob bieielben als eine
SPECIAL : 9teuer auf bic bet,efenben
@runbfiide einseiddBt werben, tpel6e
In Dem betrefenben 8erihte nambaft
gema6t tooroen fnb, meIder Neri9t
nit ben Mmenbements bes 5tohtratbs
hermit angenommen pirb.
Seftion 2. 9aB ale @teuern ber
anf bieie Weife eineei6dbten 8ortbeiIe
3ablbar fpb unb baB fe fduig fperben
gu ber 3eit unb in BET Weiie, pie bas
fir bic algemeinen gteuern fir has
Jisfal=Sabr fefgefebt Dorben III.
Mrgenommen unb sebiligt am %.
DECEMBER 1889.
8rDan gaIlagban,
N%ttefirt: MaDor,
y. q. GIaubou, Stabt Glert.
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Gin @cihenf.

6srr Nobelpib lit eingeIa5en, bic
Rlbetne Sod3sit Der @bwiegsreltern
auf oerem @utc mi:Srfeiern unb baonr9
in bic unanaenebms Sage berieBt, elm
antdnbiges @efbenf faufen gu mtlen.
Mus isiuen i9weren N6tbsn ,etiet i'm
enblid elm eIorreiAer 8sbanfe. ct
fauft fur elm Spottgelo eiu e9tes met
bener Serpice, bas o6lig tpertblos III,
neil bon ben 5ahen unb Griigen bic
6enfel abgebrohsn iinb. Wenn bas
aerbrodene @ei9enf antommt : 10
rednet er perbe i6 tief betrtibt fein
oh bes groBen ungliides, bas natiirli9
auf Der giienbabn gef9eben 1T. unb
10 bin i'd obne groBe uEtoitsn Der noble
Mann! Ct iddrft benz 0dnbIsr no9s
mails bringenb Elm, bic 6sntel ia beisu=
legen unb reiit ieelenbergnigt auf's
Gut gu ben S6miesereItern. BORT
ipielt er slei6 BON Nnfang an BEN Be.
forsten, fdimpft ibsr bic tpenig forss
fame 1ef6rberung auf ben @ifenbabnen
u. I. 10. Die guten S1wiegereltern
iuden ibm Die unnOtbige Nngft ousBus
rebeu. gnbli@ 1T bic bdngli9 eriebate
2ite ba. Die 9an3e camille berfamz
melt fb erpartungspoa, Der quite
S6wiegerpapa feBt bas Stemmeifen
an. &ra6! Hiest Der Dedel in bic
66be; man padt aus ulto Nobelmib
tn!dt tobtenblei6 5uiammen. Der
porseilanbdabler bate Die abgebro9e=
men 6entel 5tuar beiaelegt, aber -ieben
ein3eIneu auf bas forefdItisfe in seiz
benpapier eingepaft.
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e 8.
San Antonio, 10. SAT-. go.
Worbemgun8 Der @efabr.

U.a... m...;u,. - ,1h. s,4to
g.reta oT.u'sag ~ - ~. gasa
p.uVSe guausga, e'ae os.algaa9 M.l
p.a os.i.s1tsm ota Ieseg'apgsny, ~
tepyun. u"o WI m e,s,.s.lyen Ssy'gslsa.
lwei.sH: 20. u'aypi ya' ple yel ma
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seytslyls.. osl uulWs.'u'loss 'auls"osn
pru9's MsIllam 5a MaWe" NV ~"
.gasn oo'lW'ass sua Moga!l. sa'g.ysa-
Sansglasn. Dss @slaasa a. gea hn.s'
gaaulIns - es Jea 'sm
upsl'unen aeeo., ltg ani tn.h pSan a.
sl'll9sa, ~ CIV gsiGgs luL wy Pao,..
tum aaslg'ss. w.o.'gealuus DC S'aO'
VIZ u~"ss M ~ We Ruao neg!atn
u.'e; u.uM S.e'' nalauI uo.
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&omtraftorett ,amf8epabu
Mapors Office,
San M1tonio, 81. STOP, 1889.

San Mntonio, 81. Nop., 1889.
0erfiegeIte Mngebote tper>
ben In bteier Office eingeforoert unb i'm
Beiiein Der 8ieter se6Haet. am
9 ben l. Jebruar,1 1890,
fir bic pfaiieruns Ser folssnben 5tras
beu unb pla3a's nit Mesquit=Y lods
@lamo plaaa, bonn @nbe bes planers
our gde bon Noe. 3 unb SoufonhraBe
bis Gpe. 6. 2,6l4.4 Quabrat.O arbs.
9outonfraBe bon Ser gde beg Bfaaa
big sur Norb : 5loresfra6e. 9,958.71
auaorat. Daros.
Wcequia GtraBe BON 0ouHcnnrabe
gum Wfainzp laSa. 1.990.69 auabra''
Darbs.
Solebao.9 trabe, BON 6onfonfraBe
gum Main.B !aaa. 1.504.7 Quabrat=
Darbs.
uao anbere StraBen, bic nod Be-
finlmt tperben m6gea.
Dieter finb gebaltsn, penn fe ibre
Nngebote einreiden. Elm 9epolt BON
3meibunbertunbfinf5ig Dolals ($25O)
gu btnterlegen, als cine 8arantie, baB
ber gieter ben borgeidlasenen &oftratt
ibernimmt unb bic erforberlide gnrg-
fhaft baflr felt. SIM Sale er bies
ni6t tbun ioate, 10 1T bas 9spoft ali
Die Stabt betfa1en.
Speaiifationen f6nnen aHgeieben unb
erIangt psrben, entipeber in bitter
Office Ober in Der Office beg Stabts
Sugenieurs.
9ie Stab! bebdlt fi1 bas Nedt Dor,
irsenb ems pber ale Nugebote 3uriid.
aumeiIen.
Die Nngebote miHen on ben Mapor
abrefirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement" iiberi1rieben fem.
Brnan GalIagbar,
Mtteltirt: Mapor,
9. q. @laubon, 5iaOts glerf.
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= Geo. Manbrp, @igentbiimer
Der San 4ntonio Gooperage Worfs,
IufinsS trobe, bat ui6t nur bas elm,
aige gtabliRement oieier 9lrt III Der
Stabt, fOubern bat fi9 aud bur9 bic
Site feiner Jabritate eineu &uf erpor=
ben. 9afiir aeugt, baB er bic idmmtIis
9en in ben bieigen 8rauereieu aur 8ers
t%perbung tommenben GdKer berttellt, bic
f6 bur9 ibre Gtdrfe uno S%altbarfeit
ausaei6nen. @benfo liefert er ausge=
sei9nete Irbeit in WaHetfdHern, Sanfs,
iiberbaupt III allen. mas nit ben beiten
Maf6inen unb gei6ifteifen 6dnben in
elmer 2iifermerffiatt eraeuet werben
fam. Wir MAIDEN Defenders uniere
GARNER auf bieieS batiade aufmerfiam.
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Qluerlei.

Sn Der gettrisen 3iebuns Der
meritanif9en Gotterie sogen bic folgeus
ben Nummern bic erifen Ymreiie: 49,
800; 6.l80; 4,298; 1896.
Na6 ldngerem 2eibeR berfiarb
getern, SOnnerftag, Morgen Inn 10
ubr 0err Moolf Otto I'M Nlter BON Sc
Sabren unb 6 Monaten on Der S1pino,
fu9t. Seine 8e~eroigung fanb beute
Morgen ftatt.
8efiern Nbenb tpurbe an Snters
national . gabn elm iunser 2~5idbriger
Mann. Namens Gidaro Green BON Ell.
mem &ansir 3uge iiberfabren. 9ers
felbe 1T beute frhb ben i6tperen Ser.
lebungen. bic er baoonsetrasen bate,
erlegen.
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YaHa8e nad) europa.

Die Ngenturen bes Serrn %. 5.
Young, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San antonio, un6 go. 603 Mdin.
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur bic
anertannt beften europdii9en 9ampferz
2inieu. 0err Youn9 1T i'm Stanbe Bic
billie It EN- &aten au geben, err
tbeilt bereitmiQis iebe 9etpiini6te auss
funft unb befor8t febr prompt ale inn
iibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad Gus
ropa gu reiieu ipiinf6t, ober Bermanhte
beriiberfummen IaHen min, uenbe fia
oil ir9etlb cine bet %senannten Isenturen.