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Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

st itpgt Grab foresif forleben
SaabM paa @aaroen @rslanb, bpur
Der er enebferibeorift. Sec Wiboasss
bproet / ajetfenet fpm TO Sneoferipenbe,
@iertien fra Bergen os Slterblum fra
Sperige, Der nuf ogiaa tiblisere bar
bar feet Itjapt til b~iuanoen, op at tratte.
Serunber tos aterblum ct Susjern, iOm
ban bapbe bentet pua 8erfitebet, os bug
bet / @iertiens Strrlbe. 3enne reiite
Is fra Sorbet % tunbe saa til gert'
Itebet, bppr ban imiolertio meget mart
opsau 9lanben. 3rabsmanben fp3tebe,
men bleo famine Giterm. grebet paa
eli Station af 2ensmanb 8pbms &ons
toriit. San beniiober MI paa Mois
Diitriitsiansiel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Bort itorarteoe llopals of 8entlaber
uebparer enonu. 8eufI9oer al bel lib,
p9ro fra "a til s., for SO hos Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Rnn til 9topotat Simle for at ian
Ouu Goers {eitameut ffrepet. ubiRi
life meo bette, inotil bet er f~orient, % oa
Ifaa 5remmeee til at belle Goers Gienoom.
33.20.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Zen tpIfe aeiier bar psiaa iaar
Iiiantet 1000 &rprer til 2%rouobiems
Gpmtirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Vt bar netop facet ino DOR nse 8ebolo.
ming al Satter for Sgiten. Briierne lapere
eno noaenIinoe. Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
I'll Naruterue.

9e, Der sn!ter bituminsit Sul for EreIfe.
malfiner oip., tan faa bet bos 8iIbur Gum.
ber So. 1920
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

S~tatsraaD Nifrup bar paa Cpfor'
bring ertlaret fig piii9 til at mpotase
9ala fra a"riitiansiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Ssbsfalo. On al 8inssrites albfe
gannb, anbers Isberien VII, er | bisie
Oass afsaast psb 9sben | en- aloer al
81 aar. 5 mango slar bapbe ben aibsbe
MI, paa 9ruuo at Glber os StrsbeIis.
bsb, fornemlis glinbbeb, fsrt ct ~tilbass'
trnttet 2ip. Men I fin gib bar ban
o9iaa meb % tos arli9 fin Del / %"
gems os bet Offentlise aius @isrnius.
San Dor iaaleoes i marse Sar 9reItens
Uaeobj9lper, 90 ban bar p9iaa paret
&ommunerepreieutant. Sueralt panot
ban 9illib Os astelie, % enbuer. iunn
tlenote BAN, bill piitnof sipe BAN bet
VtonesbDrb, at ban bar en- Seberss
manb.
- 9erioreltapenan bps Gusnepreit
grod til @rue, Mibtsaarb, er afsaaet
oeo 3sben Of 9uusebetenbelie eiter 8
8ases Sp9oom | en- gloer uf "a Gur.
Sra So8u ifripes: @i ipntes ifiur,
at bet bar iuart parint, men bet bapbe
bog Tibet pua fig meo @armen ba mob
iaar.
3grfen bar p9ret 1pRr.
9aa mango Steoer er @resiet salfte
soelust; Osiaa 8ornet % 8Oteterne bar
taset Sfaoe af bet l~ansuarise parme os
tcrre @eir. lloiisterne for Ssiten Der
/ Sosn er iaalebes belit merte.
5pruoen 9srfen er Marterne blepne
biemisste af en- u~iabpunlis Mangbe
N(us, Der o9iaa 9jsr betpoeli9 Sfaoe
paa 8ornet.
5rustaplen fer no til at bli mislpts
tet. 9rGerne fob / fin 9ib ~uIGboans
Zig ri8t blpmiterimpfteoe p9 sap ri9e
Softer, men ben itrense &ulbe | Mai
e~oelasbe SlOmitrinsen.
9arefitet / Grneijurb er bibtit totnlt
mislpttet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Yroptepalg. @eb @alset paa
9ruplt | Cpre 3elemariens uetijeloite
grOpiti efter Yrppit s. 8. Guislins
Ital eosnepreit 8. gader @eO BABE er'
bplot be fleite Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Gfteripcrgiel.

5bore u. Sauseu, Der er boiat | @iseon.
lin etiteos. beoes opsiue fin aoresie til 3uer
Nipelunb, Iecorah, Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Gitp 9onoS tilialas

Gper Tag tommer Der ME garer int
til Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
NDt ~inDuItrielt MulGa.

@Dt inbuitrielt MnlGs. Der bar /
6iSie Gage paasaaet 5orbanolinser bl.
O. ON ajpb at SUsiefalo paa peitre
eion8sjoro til ct 5~abrifanlns. SUao
Der nRrmeit paat9nfes er 5abrifatipn
q So9ue for llofpriel til SDbairifa.
pr. Berg fro SGberen, iom lansere
Sto bar opbolot fig pernebe, er fommen
hem tor at ip9e 5oreta9enbet iltanos
era9t. Der CT allerebe oannet Ct Sels
Nab Durham, iom bog aeter at iuse
4teoolrtrin8 al norlf &apital. Saauibt
mon bar bort, er Der alIereoe trHfftt
Upereustomit ueo &pGrnelanbs Sos
Rrlt paa Seoeren ON bennes Spergang
IL bet npe SelIfab. 3esuben paatens
FS lonl ln9t ct Gnlas paa bisie 8ans
ser' Qerrer Berg os 8parnelano bar
De itote Gage beieet be fleIte 5osies
laIo Wanoals % Jariunbs Smesn.
*e ltal iiar babe faitet fig PED ct Steo
SqH8oal % ueitre Sfoussfiorb.
Tal8agitationen 6inmarfen. Ser
II oisie Gage uobelt ct @alsupraab
III Jllnerne / 5inmarfen, bppri Der
0'anot anoet lobes Irbeibe for 3plbs
neol0ttelie paa Npbpenbisbeosar titler,
: ri uomaalias Of Serb, iaa at usiaa
V 'a'tl9ere fan blipe Surpeiere, - frit
s0nraer i 5inmariens S~tatsifoue til
oq9n'n9smateriel for Sattisfolt iamt
"osIl9, at itemmeberettisebe fan femme
'o''n pericnlis euer meb seobel uoen
u 0P8Iue no9en 5orialbssrunb.
gt'er buab Der rpstepis iurlpoer, ifal
SeHltre baue tantt paa at opItille iom
S'0Ttbtn9smanb for amtet Soren fris
wi l aIten, @i9itrsm % 2ensmanb /
aa0em, Strauo % for be %finmarfite
09er sa9fgrer Norbans i @arbe.
JtOebranb | 5ron. s Sron Deb
t''0at OpitOo ben Lobe Suli Srano
Su' Saaroen SSnore SOtiti l,se peb
S'Ooa'. Sranben bleu besraniet, iaa
IPff Nw.E -
r'" '0rlt ira Gtersbus iorlausts SjRlp
O0erF0oi9. gp9ninsen paa sOtiti
"V''HnOte, On itart T~araiinlust
sID' oct inbtruine mistautelist. ct
'''IOO'st 6orbSr blep fray pptaset at
SeaSmuuoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Yeuae ttaaauS.

5pnSe Sommerfratter os Bette for so
Gents hos gen Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
9tQefe.

gleftnos Sus, neore groubtpap. er tlleie.
man benueuoer zig til 3. auunoien. 49.ti
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Meerf!
S,coraa, ben ste Rarts 1894.

pt ttraor % btrueo at meoosie Goii, al
tt, foruoen SioniHs Of 5eIte % BosH' 90
Busss.RtparattoHsr, paata8sr % ale Sldss
Bloaarbuoer, faaiom seeder hoes, corn
shovsls and plows. nj polerer % BARBER
alt BORT gtosarbeios os aarantsrsr, at be
fan bruass / snhper SIags Joro.
ri fnbriisrsr ogiad Ia o. 10 Eomuttrs
cross plows, Tom aaraHtsrss liasiaa goos
Tom uogsu, Der ianss I 6aHosIeH.
gsuasns otpss hl5as,, buis arbsiost TIE
or tI~frsosRi1suea
rE- etssousrfor 3. 3 marih.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Or. 9. @bitbef. s 9, !,

40 taer Seit, ian bsnpeHo Goer III 3r. q,
Bbitbfd, ben sueits ueeraminereoe 6slie.
l99e I Binueibtf Gouutp Office Spb for
stiles Barn pnn BEN aneeH Gt5e al 9erHs
baHtiporet. 6~sfst9uoer bebauoie5 oalaa.
81 20tf
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Nssr Blg gLI,G
4 y'DNS oRIHtREN
W. LEAVING AND ARRIVING
" Time or TRAINS,

IRAN No. 50 (ReslaltD aIar il TScorfa e. ssj
etrntbtas. o. 20. 81 t9tagJ r. 800 Dsotaen 70
81 (pdailau) aH'5mnu I'll bstoub atam Witsrm, o.
Ro. SO t9ra5tJ aHt0mmsr 81. $50 9tttrmt6haI
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

EorrstHingsn CT aImtnbsli9 BantsButueIs.
tloen. % tn~oeulauol,e BFrotpdpirsr tiobes
OF irlaes. 3etts CT ben ensiis Bani QouH.
tiet, Der siper
Wsnte paa pafs Boot TspoHts.
goli, Tom bar genge be life bar Brug for,
oil finoe, at bette Spltem or mere liberalt,
tnb be rtl inos bet / uogen anoeH Ban, Der
| Bpsu. Rsuts betales paa Interest bear
ing Pass Books, 4 PCT. aarei, betalbars
baluaarli9 ben lite gull og ben lite JdHlar.
6pert aar, for afIs Summet. Der life trQt,es
ue msIsm otsie Eatosr. gen9s Tan IRttes
irb naariombslft o. III builtetiombet BeIeb,
o. Tan tages ue, naar Beofommsuos enfter
bet. Certificates Of Deposit giue8, mob ca
ments al 5 PCT.
Penee aolaaaeS mob iane Wenter
vaa Sitierteo al bebts SlasA
B0.f8.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Marsnbfgterne paa Seoemarfen.
gteren itaar ibetbele bro; fun paa iar'
lis tsrs o.. srunolauote Steber bar ben
libt al 3grfen.
Ssiaa Gnsen er bra. s gp9Serne
nermeit omtrins Mjsien eller Der, bpOr
sneen git tiblis pat, bar ben list al
Ssbranb; men 5oberaaret tesner bog
til at bli ct spbt Wibbelsaar.
8 andre 8pster {. gr. | 9siten %
Gasbpsberne, bpOr Sneen laa lanssr,
tesner uofsterne, bpab 5pret ansaar,
til ct aronaar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Norges Sparebanfer bapoe iiior en-
5ormue af tiliammen 274 Miuion SIR.
Samtlise Sparebanfers 5orualtninsss
fapital uosiproe umtrin9 236 @iia. ar'
Snbfpbernes 2ilsOoebapenoe nosjoroe
Omfrins 2o74 Miliun ar., boiltet bar
npaet ouer 6 Miu., mere END bet iores
saaenbe Iar.
3isie 2O74 @tia. er furoelt paa
sos, 900 Snoitpoere, sjenneminitlis paa
bper 40S &rouer.
Gil %almeunpttise Giemeb itjanteoe
S%parebanferne bet napute Gar 5S1, 657
Ser. eler 5 psf. al Sruttpinotasten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

0r8amieret 1854 5Ornpst 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

Clear Lake, Iowa, and return, good 30 days, so
until Sept goth. Fare s. ss.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

yense tiaaanS mob goo Sttterbeo til
bo%tlteionbelt 8el0b paa tort erer Tang
SenftdnD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
A Theosophical Glass.

In answer to a wish expressed
by many persons interested in the
matter, the Aloha branch Of the
Philosophical Society has decided
to start class for beginners who
want to ascertain what Theosophy
is. This class will be truly popu-
lar, being open to all corners,
without distinction of race, sex,
caste, color or creed, and will be
held at 100 King street, ground
floor, under the Lodge of Knights
of Pythias. The first meeting will
take place on Monday next at Z 80
pm. sharp, and all persons intend
ing to avail themselves of the op-
portunity ought to be present, so
as not to miss any of the first prin-
ciples of its instruction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13


particulars lumber dealers
growing
will ecev following
families the Tarvn
all other
and mile
good school about to be in the Penn the fine
City those the
will
{ FROM the
in
to24t to- mill
never o the
sodla in
clearance sale made syndicate opportunity like The
sufficient"
Il
F DILLrSG enera Manage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13

Baron Liebig says horsefesh Is
more wholesome than either beef or
mutton.
Suicide is less prevalent in Ireland
than in any other country in the
world.
Good players on the harp are said
to be the scarcest of all musical per-
formers
Darwin asserted that there is in
sanity among animals, just as there
IS among people.
Analysts say that butter is the
most nutritious article OF diet, and
that bacon comes next.
A substitute for glass is made from
collodion wool, and is flexible, not
brittle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
WANTED.

TWO COPIES EACH OF PLANT
L ers' Monthly for February and
April, 1884, Tor which 81 each will be
paid.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
Gnrrei advertisements.
AN EYE OPENER |!

CORD of WOOD sell
tin
well
also for $40 delivered house in the
cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
SOMETHING MORE
ABOUT SODA WATER.

The First Requisite in Making Soda Water is
Pure Water.
HOLLISTER COMPANIES FACTORY the only
Honolulu that made the most improved method
of all
vegetable matter microbes and this ls the kind OF
Factory for customers.
AS for the Gas,
is whether is obtained chalk, marble,
whiting mari or babonae of soda the will be identical
Bi-carbonate of soda has been used exclusively by
HOLLISTER COMPANY 26 and the TAHITI
WORKS since its foundation, because
1t is Cheaper
the and easier handle. But
be cleansed before mixing with the
n generating the the material sometimes carried
with and u thoroughly eliminated.
Soda Water manufacturers satisfied by running the
purifier. We not We through three
La using the lime carbonates would do
did they all insolube and
the glass; but with bi carbonate of
different the bicarbonate is converted suphate
of soda Glauber Sal good medicine, but not
agreeable to have glass OF Soda and which
soluabe and therefore cannot be detected by the
Soda Water ourselves, furnish
Soda Water fountain Honolulu but and
we Soda Water pure
OF will the kind of syrup that
his trade this has nothing do with the and
wholesomenes of Soda Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
THE OAHU RAILWAY LAND co.
tful to be of
has already established an


climate
City mend tas auralsan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
THE LEAGUE DOESN'T WANT IT..
It Will Not Amalgamate With the
Schuetzen Club.
BUT A COMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED.

The League Wanted to Know What Prop
OsitiOns Would be Advanced by the
Club, and SO Met With It's Committee,
But with Idea of Amy Coalition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-13
The Water Supply is Ample.

a
ctyin
A
discovered in this
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY SETTLERS
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
RAILROAD RACKET.

Three railroads centering here will today put into effect new schedules which, it is hoped, will be benefit to Birmingham. These railroads are the Queen and Cres- | cent, Central of Georgia and the Kansas 1 City, Memphis ana Birmingham, and the l schedule takes effect this morning at 1 o'clock.
 The schedule put into effect by the Queen and Crescent is good one for Birmin gham l because the passenger trains arriving in | the day time spend considerable time here, | giving passengers Tn opportunity to view | the sights to be seen in the great city or | Birmin gham. This will be especially ben- l eficial to local travel as we'll as giving for eigners chance to look at the city.
 THE QUEEN AND CRESCENT. No. 1, south bound, limited. heretofore | arriving at 10 a. m. and departing at 1:lS a. m., will arrive at 10:55 p. ln. and depart at 1902 p. m.
 arriving at 232 a. ID and departing at 2:42 a. m., will arrive at 4:48 a. m. and depart | at 4.55 a. m.
 l No. 8, southbound, fast mail, heretofore | arriving at 2:45 p. ID and departing at SUD | D. m., will arrive at 1:10 p. m and depart at 3:30 p. m.
 No. 6, northbound, fast mail, heretofore arriving at D. m and departing at l:z0 p.
 m., will arrivo at 1 p. m. and depart at | 2:20 p. m.
 Local 1reights are so scheduled that pas l sengers between Attal!a and Tuskaloosa | can come in on them and return on the | evening passenger trains, having ample time for the transaction of business ana to | do trading.
 | As will be seen in the above change No. | 8 lies over in the city two hours and twenty minutes, and No. 6 one hour and twenty | minutes This is good schedule Tor Blr- mingham, and Superintende Frazier de- | ha thanks Of all the citizens Who l have the interests of Birmingham at heart. THE K. G., M. & B. No. fast mail heretofore arriving at S:30 | D. m. will arrive at 250 p. m. NO. z, | heretofore departing at s a. m., will depart at 1:15 p. m. The other passenger trains | remain unchanged.
 CENTRAL OF GEoRGIA. No. fast mail, heretofore arriving at
 6:l5 D. m., will arrive at p. m. | No. 2 fast mail, heretofore departing at S:45 q. m., will depart at 1:l5 p. m. NEW SLIPPERS.
 In this change several new lines of sleep
 CTS which carry many people will be run
 through the city over the various roads. | The Louisville aud Nashville puts on
 new line from Louisville to Tampa, Fla.
 leaving Louisville on their No. 5 and 1 Tampa on their No.2.
 new line is put on from Cincinnati to
 Jacksonville, running from Cincinnati to
 Birmingham over the Queen and Crescent II and then over the Central of Georgia.
 The sleeping car line from Memphis to
 Washington running over the Kansas City,
 Memphis and Birnin gham and the South- ern has been extended to New York. III A new line has been put on from Kansas City to Jacksonville running over the Kan sas City, Memphis and Birmingham and the Southern. II A new line has also been put on rom St. Louis to Jacksonville running over the Illinois Central terHolly Springs, the Kan
 sas City, Memphis and Birmingham to \Anln rpai gilam and the Southern.
 AGooD APPOINTMENT. ~i Mir. A. M McGehee, formerly con-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
THE ELECTION IS OVER-NOW TO
 BUSIN ESS.
Manufacturers Record

Manufacturers Record.
 Whether the result suits you or not, stop croaking, go to work; push business and business will soon push you. This great country has almost iu finite capabilities it's development has but barely begun; from the Atlantic to the Pacific, ana from the lakes to the Rio Grsnde, is a region of which, all things considered, there is no counterpart, and the richest of itall is the south. This is a country whose future is brighter even than it's past. The election is over-now to business.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
WINTER SCHEDULE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-The Southern railway will inaugurate it's winter sched- ules Sunday, November IS. In addition to the Washington and Southwestern yes { tibuled limited and the United States last mail trains, the schedule of which will re- main unchanged, new train called the New York and Florida short line, limited, will be inaugurated, leaving New York at 3:20 D. m., Washington, 10:05 p. m., arriving In Jacksonville at7 o'clock next evening, carrying Pullman seepers, New York to Augusta, St. Augustine and Tampa.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18

nected with the Birmingham Railway and Electric company, first as foreman and then as inspector, has been appointed as superintendent of the West EOd and River side Electric railway ip Montgomery.
 Mir. McG shee was a faithful employe of the Birmingham Railway and Electric company and his appoin tment is deserved one. He is graduate of Birmingham in his hnsinesa.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
Double Investment!

Smith has had something happen his house; he is the cradles couldn't make the life him how the babies into them Smith told him send for Zsz had the combination He took her advice happy When Smith zne fine furniture that he offering such low figures he concluded
 double investment while providing the furnished his throughout follow Smiths example,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
Business Reviving.


immediately upon the passage d
the tariff bill the business Of tn,
country took jump forward. Tel
egraph wires were kept busy with
order, and the dispatches charac-
terize the extent OF The activity as
Wonderful The business men are
Ia high spirits over the realization
of their hopes.
Some reductions in wages may
liz looked for in the manufactures,
The oyerfed monopolies will use
the tariff reductions as an excuse
for making a cut. The long exist
ence OF laws for their special bene-
III has made them SO hoggish that
they willnot consent to a division
Of their enormous profits with their
workmen as long as they can resist
it. But the dag when the manu-
faeturer must be satisfied with reas-
enable profits, and when be must
be willing TO pay his laborers good
wages Is not far distant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
Johnson County.
PAISrsvIILr.

PAINTsVIELE.
There were heavy rains here last
Saturday and Sunday.
On last Saturday lightning struck
the dwelling house of Henry Castle,
situated in the "Grab Nickel" add
tion TO this place. None OF the fam
lily were seriously injured. To-day
lightning struck the telephone wire
in the Angie Preston bottom and
severed 1t, injuring seven poles.
our school began on Monday
morning with Professors Rabbit
and Whcatley as principals. and
q. 3 slapleton and scott Ealy as
istants. There are l9S students
in attendance
Mrs. jed Walters, whose sickness
we mentioned last week, died last
Friday evening, and was buried nj
Warri city Saturday. She leaves q
husband and two children, An
who have had typhoid fever at this
place recently are improving
Lloyd clay aud Sherman Boyd are
able TO be cut
RnINr EETIIp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
He sound Phillips.

The fellows who 80 after Frank
Phillips, Of Pike county, have all
had the worst Of the trip, 50 far.
Here is the result Of the last at
tempt to capture or Kill him:
An unknown man claiming to
be a detective, was shot by Frank
Phillips ON The PM .inst. Some Of
Philips children found tn, man
hiding near the hous Of Phillips,
and informed their father OF the
fact In the meanwhile the man
left and Phillips followed him aud
getting ahead Of him ina gap he
tween Peter and Poplar, waited for
him 10 come in sight When he
came up Phillips halted him, and
he immediately fired on Phillips
Phillips returned the fire and
wounded him in the arm in such d
manner rs TO make amp utation
necessary Phillips, on condition
that he would tell who sent him tC
his house, spared his life, and ia,
man confessed that he had beer
sent to capture or kin Phillips by
James Hatfield, Bud France, Peg.
gle Vance and Sarah Christian
France was to give him a hors,
and Winchester rifle Sarah Chris
tan, So; Peggie Vance, $500 OF
1900; and Hatheld sum not stat
ed. Phillips bound up the fellows
wound and sent him to a doctor
hut retained his Winchester anC
pistol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
River and Iiarbot nIll.

The President has as yet taken
no action upon'the river aud har-
Dor bill. There is n difference of
opinion as 10 when the ten days
expire which are allowed the Presi-
dent for acting upon the bill. He
probably received IL on Tuesday,
the It'll; and If so, the ten days ex-
pire to-morrow Saturday. The
day on which the bill is delivered
to him is excepted, Us Is also the
Sunday. 1t Is thought he will al-
low the hill to become a law with
out his signature.
upto the time OF going to press
the fate of the river and harhor
hill had not been decided. The
NEWS had arrangements for the
result To be telegraghed II any was
reached by eight o'clock last night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
Highest of all in Leavermg roweLatest u S. Govt Report
R1H!a!a!!! RR skaesE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
FLOYD County.

PREsTOEsBURG.
The Republicans held a conyen-
ton at Mouth of Beaver, Saturday
and John Hall received the nomi-
nation for Jailer and Jim Layne
for Commissioner.
Lizzie Johns returned home Fri
day from a visit to Texas and Mex
leo.
Mrs. Il. II. Leete gave birth to a
girl baby Friday morning,
Jim Ratclih, OF Missouri, is here
visiting his family.
Mrs.BelI Cassidy gave a party
Thursday night in honor Of heI
niece Miss Isabel, OF Eden.
Mrs. ]. 5. Hatcher, Of Dwale, Wis
itea home folks here Sunday.
Several Of the young folks wer,
lout driving Sunday.
Jim Hyderick came in from
Pikeville saturday
Ollie Powers looks sad and lone
| ~.
Mr. and Mrs, p. S. Nareum anc
son, Of catlettsburg returned Il
their home Sunday after a pleas
ant visit TO Juda Davidson.
Hon w. 5. llarkins has been
quite III for the past week.
J. Geltec, Of Piltsburg, who has
been here for several months lefI
for his home Monday.
Harry ljiekel, of Va, is at the
Bonanza Hotel.
G. II Dimick, ST., loft for Penn.
Monday. oNIscA.
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A telegram was received Wed.
nesday by II. 4. Burns announcing
tho birth OF a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Williamson, at New
port. Out OF six grandchildren %
Mr.. Burns this is the first girl and
he Is naturally very much pleased,
He left on the first train to carry
the news to his wife, whois liSiiini
at Tazewell, Va. lie took Mastel
Burns Johnson along.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-17
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Over Picturesque Chesa-
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These popular tours will leave
Cincinnati Jaly 23rd, August OH
aud september 10Th, visiting Hot
Springs, Va, Natural llrldge, Lu
nay Caverns, Richmond, Va, mo
old Point Comfort, Zach party
will be- limited to twenty-five PEG
pie and will be accompanied en-
route 10y an experienced Passenger
Agent, who will look to the com
for, OF every body making all ar
mngomenls In advance, etc
Send for descriptive pamphlet
giving itinerary and details.
G. Il, RYAN,
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Agt. @. 4 0. Ryy Cincinnati, o.
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Geek Pigg, Of a Few miles out in
the country, died Tuesday Of con-
sumption, from which he has suf-
fered for long time. lie lived in
the west several years and married
there. His wife is with her home
folks in Illinois.
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