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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

a Remonstrance Being Circulated
Opinions Expressed.


The proposition 10 establish a new county
By the division Of Kent, Newsygo and Mont
calm, Is attracting considerable attention,
and l. being quite generally discussed IN the
city. Mr.. Rodney &. Sessions, formerly OF
Gaines, Vas yesterday circulating remOn-
straDee against the movement with view of
presenting it 10 the Legislature, aud he had
no trouble in obtaining numerous sigma
lures. Among those who favored The TELE-
GkAa with their opinions were the follow
ing:
Attorney General Taggart-"l think the
people Of the proposed new county would
hardly be the gamers, As il Is not very
wealthy district, and the support of county
officers and other expenses would materially
affect their taxes. The rest of Kent county
would not be very much affected; while IL
might lose some prestige large county,
/ do not think II will actively oppose the
move If the people of Northern Kent as
body really desire il. The county seat would,
unless fixed by the Legislature, most likely
be at Sand Lake or Pierson, at least when
the subject was agitated some years since the
people of the northern part of the proposed
new county so expressed their views"
Supervisor John Steketee-''I am heartily
in favor of it, simply because it will cut of
eight country Supervisors. 1t would leave us
nice square county of sixteen townships with
large city in the center. The people of
the city should favor il in order to increase
their power on the Board of Supervisors.
During the late session of the Board Mr..
Walker of Vergennes, and others from the
country townships tried to fix things so as
to prevent the city from securing additional
representation and this move will alarm them
because it comes from an unexpected quarter.
OF course they will kick against being de-
prived of one-third of their strength"
Hon. j. G. Fitzgerald:-"I don't see any
reason for establishing a new county. l
think it would be decidedly against the in
terests of Kent county, both the city and
country"
Supervisor A. l.. Skinner-"I have not
given the matter any consideration, because
know the scheme will fail"
Hon. Il. S. Eggleaton:-"It is a foolish
move. 1t has been before the Legislature
and defeated half dozen times. The great
trouble would come in compensating the
Newaygo people for their buildings. etc."
Mr.. Robert Hilton.-'I have long been of
the opinion that it would be better for the
city to spare two tiers of townships from the
north end of the county. Under the present
arrangement the country has so much ad-
vantage over the city that they make us pay
considerably more than our share of the
taxes"
Mr. ID. p. Clay.-.'I think it is first-class
humbug. Now, you have my opinion brief
ly but candidly expressed. The buildings at
Newaygo and roads to enable the people to
conveniently reach the county seat have
been paid for mostly by people who were
early settlers in that vicinity and they are
entitled to have the county seat left where it
is. The move is solely in the interests of
men who own property in the neighborhood
of Cedar Springs and Sand Lake.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Ben Fletcher, Of the Detroit, Grand ia-
ven & Milwaukee road. was IN the city yes-
terday.
J. r. Cobb. Of Schoolcraft, editor Of the
graage V,sior attended the meeting Of
dairymen yesterday.
VIII Richardson T. spending a few days At
Muskegon. whore be was formerly employ ed
in the Odd National Rank.
& T.. Quinn. l. G. Mason. = II. Holbrood
and r. E Bunker. 81 Muskegon, were reg
istered AZ Sweet last night
Frank Rockafeilow. a prominent ciiisen II
Carson City. Mich. is visiting sith his
friend = Cfr4ue, 81 this city
= s. Andrews. 81 Dabaque. Ia. and " =.
iathsr. - tissian. same state. are iu ths eilf
attending the 1alfymen tonYsntien.
tobn a ltoskeb snd ssfnasl aud Mobile
Norman sfs slsitina the sspasitissu ia Ne#
tTieaas. fefaFe iisef fsfara theB ell tlsit
Cincinnati. nhie. ahl Asalinofh Gave. kF
Supervise siatHsaa- - tHe eisth ssfd
haS tseeb E.8H Hnns1 - hi> Besisc f.f several
seeks Eifk sefiaas illness, es3i1ssfnftioii. asst
his ffissas hsss bat Ettis hape ~ his fee3s
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& a ffiifss seztsfdss started - . tsaf ~
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asiaBesieS. So ~hisfi he hss bees appointed
fssasssi AseAf a. AisEisas Sad iaaisas
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
Jennings Must Go lover the Road

Judge Montgomery yesterday denied the
motion for new trial in the case of ''Fisty'
Jennings, convicted of burglary and larceny.
The affidavit on which his attorneys mostly
relied was made by one of the jurors, and
the Judge decided that it was not
admissible as evidence in support of the
motion. The question of its admissibility
was discussed at length by Prosecuting
Attorney Turner and Messrs. Taylor Il
Mcbride. The other affidavits in regard to
irregular actions of the jurors during the
trial were met by counter affidavits which
showed that the actions referred to occurred
since the trial.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
Sixth Ward Politics.

Candidates for ward officers are being
quite warmly discussed in the Sixth ward.
The Republicans mention Cyrus b. Clark
and Byron J. Bullard, for Alderman, while
the FusiOnists talk of Aid. Whitney, the
present incumbent. and Isaiah Stewart.
Peter c. Shiekeu Is already conceded the
Republican nomination for Supervisor, and
George II. Wilmot is looked upon as the
probable Fusion candidate. Bartel Jonker.
Republican, wants TO be reelected Collector,
but Paul Maris thinks he ought TO have a
chance to run for that Office. The Fusion
lists mention James Moerman for Collector.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
They Want a Fire Alarm Box.

Citizens on the south end of South Divis-
ion street complain that they are not fairly
dealt with in the matter of fire protection
and police. They say that no policeman ever
shows himself in that neighborhood and that
there il no fire alarm box nearer than Ora
away and almost useless 20 them. They do
not ask much bat think inasmuch as they
are compelled to foot up their full proper
ton Of taxes they ought TO have an
alarm box and that a policeman should
make his beat in that direction and at least
during the night and couple times during
the day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
One Drink loo Much.

Some miserably mean man, who must
have been just full enough to see Shiny SER
pents in his boots, put up job on two un-
suspecting reporters for morning contem-
poraries, on Tuesday. As result graphic
pen pictures of an i'm nense under ground
cavern, the retreat of robbers and cut-throats
and said to underlie the city, were given the
people. The pictures could have been made
a trife more hideous by affirming the den
was paved with the skull. and bones of hu-
man victims. and the side walls were padded
wife kegsof dynamite. II is to be hoped the
man knowing all about this will not have
the tremens again for six months.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
Hotel Registers.

AT SWEET Sc. ID. Snow and wife. Cadil-
lac; NJ. Mezy. New York: j. IL. Cutting.
Boston; j. W. Morton, jr., Philadelphia;
Geo. Boltwood, Detroit. Chas. ii. Smith,
Jackson; j. q. Mckinley, l.. A. Warner,
Buffalo; s. Babcock, New York; ID. q. Wat
son, Cadillac; Ii. @. Plant, Adrian; c. Ii.
Cook, Montague.
AT THE MoRTOS-I. NJ. Wing Coldwater:
ID. Whiting, Cleveland; Chas. Hall, Jackson:
John l.. Wheat, Louisville, Ky.;S w. Stone,
Chicago; j. W. Ford, Cincinnati VIM. A.
Moore, Detroit; ". A. Davis, Rutland; Chas.
Forsyth, Milwaukee; II. Richfeld, Jackson;
Ii. Niles, Albany; j. III. Ayres, Jr., Boston;
ID. g. Templeton, Monmouth. H.: G. l..
Andrews, Detroit; III. w. Howard, New
York; III. A. Root, Michigan City, Ind; L. C..
Winship Wheeling. W. Va.
AT THE RArHBUN-M. l.. Blakesell, Chi
cago; 5. III. b. Shanks, Cincinnati, O.: W.
w. Burch, Adrian; ID. W. Fairbank aud wife,
Detroit; A. ID. Beekman, Chicago; NJ. G..
Picket, Milwaukee L. l.. Avery. New York;
j. w. McAllister, Syracuse, n. Y.
AT THE EAGLE.-R. S. Allen, Youngstown.
o.; w. f. Connell, Jackson: K. C. W. Dilla-
way, Detroit: +. A. Rockafellow, Carson
City; j. III. Remington, Freeport j. L. Priest,
Niles; Ed. Lange, Fon du Lac, Wis; JAS.
Hutchins. Middlebury, Ind; Orton Hill,
Lowell; j. j. SULLIVAN, Cleveland; j. s.
Spencer. Chicago; j. L. Raider, Newaygo:
X. +. Wamsley, Cedar Springs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

C1RCUIT.-Thomas Ninde va. Eseck p.
Clark Ejectment. Tried and submitted.
William Haldane VS.. Martin l.. Sweet.
In chancery. Order that writ of assistance
issue.-Michael Collins VS.. Seth Stone
breaker. Continued by consent of parties.
Charles G. Rood vs. Benjamin K. Nc
Caul. In Chancery. Decree granted
Samuel z. Bennett VS.. Michigan Iron Works
Light and Power Company Defendant
withdraws plea-Thomas Dixon VS.. Isaac
W. Wood. Assumpsit. On trial.-People
VS.. Thomas Jennings. Burglary and larceny.
Motion for new trial denied.
PRoBATE-Estate of VIM. Garrett, de-
ceased. Order allowing administrator 8
first annual account.-Estate of Leonidas
5. Scranton, deceased. Bond and oath be-
fore sale of real estate filed.--Estate of
Hollis X. Hills, deceased. Order allowing
administrators final account.-Estate of
Anna Bole, deceased. Order allowing exc
cutor's third annual account.
SUPEBIoR.-George II. Thurstein vs.. RAN
som &. Luce. Trespass on the case. Forty
days further time allowed defendant to
move for new trial, make a case, or settle
bill of exceptions. All proceedings stayed
except taxation of costs.
PofICE-John O'Hearn, drunk; paid $5.35.
john Steenland, disorderly; adjourned
to Feb. 26.-Bastian D'Ooge, saloon open
on legal holiday; adjourned to Feb. 26.--
Julius Kleinwachter, same offense: paid
$2S.35.-Joseph Kruse, same offense; ad-
journed to Feb. 20.
JUSTICE WEsTFALL-People va. William
Manns. Bastardy. Examination of witnesses
partially completed and case adjourned to
March 6, 10 a. m.-Phillip Graham Va.
Chas W Dipple. Judgment, no cause of
action.
JUSTICE SAUNDEBs-Lewis c. Woodman vs..
Thos G.. and William J. Lillibridge. As
sumpsit Settled-1hos. Fryer va. Noigt,
Herpolsheimer & Co. Case settled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
a lady Narrowly Escapes Death While
Walking on OTTAWA Street.

About $40 O'Clock last evening horse at
taehed 10 cutter, and without d driver,
dashed wildly south on Ottawa street When
nearing Aewberry street II ran upon the side
throwing her violently upon the walk and
inJnrlng her seriously. Mrs. Lefeyre, whose
home Is IN Syracuse, \. y, and who is visit
ing II the city, was at once taken - the home
of her sister al 2S5 Ottawa street, where Dr.
kratzsch was summoned. The doctor says
her injuries are mostly internal, there being
only slight external bruise upon the chin,
rnd that while they are of a serious nature
he does not believe they will prove fatal
Her clothing was torn into pieces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Cine of the most instructive and entertain
ing lectures Of the season in this city viii be
that delivered by The Rev Chas. Flnhrer AZ
the I niversalist church 50 night. his snhiect
being The Tower If London" This lee
tnre has been prepared with great care from
a personal knoWiedge - this famous and
historic structure and will he replete with
fact and Information. u will he illustrated
with the lantern. over thirty views ~ the
pri"eipls polnts - interest being shown, and
eill furnish an evening entertainment bong
- D. relnrIA I.lel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
DON'T LET YOUR HOUSE BURN.
Go and See the Smith Fire Estinguisher
Test this Afternoon.

Messrs- {. l.. Egbert snd j. H. Earle
State agents for Michigan for the Smith Fire
E1tlngulsher. are IA the cIfy looking up the
Interests Of that wonderful little invention,
and viii give test OF IT. powers on the City
hall lot, corner Lyon aud OTTAWA streets Tins
afternoon al O'Clock Their extlnguisher
II without doubt a great improvement upon
all OF its predecessors, and for practicabllity
and,kase Of handling stands al the head of
such Inventions. IL is always ready, II sim
pie and effective, II not injurious 10 the fesh
or 10 the most delicate fabric. and can be
used by any person. Ii throws a stream of
the liquid distance OF forty feet upon a IRE
and generates powerful extinguishIng gas
that almost instantly subdaes the flames.
The extlngulsher consists of glass bottle
with metallic cap, nozzle, and nozzle and
hose. The bottle ls encased IN al iron Jacket
with d handle and contains one or more gal
Ions of chemical fluid aud II subjected 10 an
atmospheric pressure Of sufficient force 10
throw the fluid about forty feet. The ex-
tlngnisher Is entirely safe from explosion az
no gas Is generated until the liquid strikes
the fre. The following testimonial speaks
Tor itself:
OFFICE or THE
BOsTwICK REFRIGERATION COMPANY.
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, Feb. IL, 1855.
The Snaius ttre k.cttHgUisheT Co., la Porte,
Isd.
Conference.-The four quart Extinguisher
bought Of you last month came into speedy
use, III entirely extlnguishing the fire Ia a
room of burning building near our works.
The furniture, straw bed and bedding were
entirely III flames, aud III less than two min
utes the same was put out We fully believe
that another e1tlnguisher would have sub
dued the fire IN the other portion of the
building and enabled Va 10 have saved H.
lts timely use gave opportunity TO save
much valuable property contained IN the
building. It's efficiency III subduing the
ianes and the force of the stream were es-
pecially commendable.
Our confidence III your Extinguisher Is
fully confirmed. Very truly yours,
Bostwick Refrigerator Company.
j. Bostwick, President.
Messrs. Egbert and Earle will establish
headquarters in this city, and will be pre-
pared 10 retit the extingulshers for their Gus
TONERS after they have been once used
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
Musicians Opinion of the Fischer
Pianos

We, the undersigned, take great pleasure
in recommending the j. IL G. Fischer pianos
to the public of Grand Rapids. We have
purchased three style a." Cabinet Grands
for our homes, and have occasion to use
Fischer pianos in our orchestras, and always
find them pure in tone and easy in touch.
We consider them equal TO many pianos
sold for strictly frst-class.
WARREN SQUIREs,
Manager of Squires' orchestra.
WILDER FORCE,
Leader of Squires' orchestra.
Joseph Gutthan, clarionet: Anthony ITCHY,
cornet; Frank l.. Tubbs, double bass, mem
bers of Squires' orchestra.
FRANK A. TAOMAs,
Leader of Thomas orchestra
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Our stock of cigars never was better. We
have lately added several very choice brands.
Smokers please bear this III mind and call al
the Pharmacy and Surgical Instrument de
pot of MILLS Il LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
The Best In the City

For the best laundry work in the city, go
to the Globe Laundry, % Huron street, OPP
pOsite Star Clothing House. Goods called
for and delivered promptly. Telephone 457.
GARpNER 4 ARNpT, Proprietor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

WAsHSGros, Feb. 26.-For the Upper
Lake region; Warmer, fair weather. winds
shifting sOatherly; lower barometer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

No acid and chemicals or inferior mater
ials used at the Globe Laundry. - Huron
street. opposite Star Clothing House. Par
GELS promptly called for and delivered. Tel
ephone 457
GARDNER & ARNDT, Proprietor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Mr. George b. Catlin 10 city eirculator d.
The TELEGRAM, and il authorized 10 collect
Subscriptions and receipt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

We sell Toilet Soaps and Perfumes at very
low prices. We have large stock TO select
from. Mills il LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

The finest assortment of Cutters IN the
city at A. z. Antisdel's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Charles Z. Raper Is the agent of THE
TELEGRAM al Big Rapids, and will receive
subscriptions and payments thereon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

One-half off on every sale at j. j. Van
Leuven's, 20 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
From Cory, Pennsylvania,-2O Years

Mr.. Steketee-Enclosed find fifty cents
for one box Steketees Worm Destroyer.
used a twenty cent box, and think it is
just the thing | have been seeking for 20
years. GEROME BAssETT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Ass Ass.fA Mich. sh, - ilf Hezefs. =
bfofissf - nasdalth hsssss che Americas
saaiff8s ao~ la Hoftss has fefeiscd tta
tiss thaf fieasfs fessBtif f8a1s = ~iH 10
: aes thshs bis eAtife a+siisfti.sA 4 Essfs.
l.sssisls. ets. a. ll.a tissisisf ~ nSsslsis ss
fsa3 gaaas 6t.ttsss q A IS Aass,islL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Cutting and Basting done this week at the
Nine Kellogg School of Dress-C Cutting, 22
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Follow the crowd and you will 90 TO J. J.
Van Leuven's and get one-half off on every
purchase.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

David Arnold. part pay fireman. who has
been employed by Schmidt Bros. marble
cutters. is sick with the messl,@ and has no
where % % where he can De taken care Of
lie has money g. pay his way. bat can end
no place that wili take him ln 80 he is %
hrea 90 walk the streets. he ciaims that be
has stopped ~ several hotels and boarding
hoases. but that aa econ A. they God Qua
What ala Ain, thav obiixe him g. move on.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26
Reward offered Tor chlcter Thieves.

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sh,, nsa ana ga the pfssnaiesi f1st faes
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<si Ki.ls IS fs4ls ~ the flgsneath iloak
,sssf. hresa mere saislsl,ie shaH ths -
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

Every article of Ladies', Misses and
Infants Furnishing Goods displayed on
our second floor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

would call the attention Of the Ladies
to our line Of Infant and Children's Gar
ments. 10 which Ms ] Barth vii give
her personal attention: the styles quail
ties and assortment VIII be the finest
and most complete in the city.
| shall also keep full assortment 81
Fancy Goods. Notions. Corsets. kla
Gloves. Fleisbers make Yarn. Hosiery.
Isaces. Ladies and Misses Underveaf
Ribbons
Fully approaching pest patronage
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

any subscriber not reesi0sisg 1HE TELE-
s2A4 regularity and promptly ,Otu confer a
fsoor 81 notifying tkis office by telephone or
postal card. Our telephone number Is 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

For a Cutter, buy of A. r. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-26

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II
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GARD.

We take this opportunity {
thank the good people of Louisi
for then kind reception and inter
est in us while in their midst. AL
so the brethren of the Methodist
Church South for the use OF then
house, and the Big Sandy News
and Mr.. Sullivan, the ferryman,
for hvors. w. 7. jolly.
Dec. 9th. j. X. NuSNEILY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

Revs. w. T. Jolly and J. X. Nun
nelly leia Louisa Saturday morn
ing for their respective homes, de
lighted with the success which
crowned their efforts here, and car.
,yipg with them the good wishes Of
.~w people.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

To Our CusoMms who bay,
been running accounts with u.s.
We are anxious to get all account,
settled up by the FIRST % january
IS VIC expect TO make some change
in our business at that time.
SNYDER BROS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

On the last right Of the Baptist
meeting the pulpit was handsome
ly decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers At the commence
ment Of his sermon Brother Jolly
alluded ia beautiful teSms to the
compliment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10
AM ENrKRpRIsINc, kn-IAnLR HOUSE.

I AHENIENFKIsINU, KHeIAHLE IIUU5k-
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hot cnlyto carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but 10 secure the Agency for such mr.
|ticles as have well-known merit, and are pop
ar with the people, thereby sustaining The
reputation Of being always enterprisine, end
lever reliable. Having secured the Agency fol
the celebrated DIR. Kings New Discovery TO-
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show our confidence. we invite you 10 call and
get Trial Bottle Free.
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AN ANSWER WANTED.

Can any one bring us case of Kidney o.
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will no
speedily cure1 We say they can not, as thou
sands OF cases already permanently cured ans
who are daily recommending Electric Bitters
will prove. Bdeh's Disease. Diabetes, wea.
Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowel,
and act directly on the diseased parts. Ever,
bottle guaranteed. 70. sale a, soc bottle b,
R. F. vinson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

Capt. Allen and men we're in
town Monday en- route Tor home,
work on the Gaines creek and
Broas wells have temporarily
closed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

Since he assumed the Office OF
Collector Gen.J james Robinson has
collected over million of dollars
lin this district.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

The South Methodist Church
has received a large number of Cos.
pei Songs for use in chuSeh and
Sunday School
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

Rev. Mr.. Dckerson, Of Wayne
county, preached for the Baptists
IN the Masonic Hall last Sunday
evening.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

In WHAT STATES Is DIR. RIcHMoD's
|SAMARlrAN NERvrNR In the greatest
demand? In a Drunken state, IN a
Billions state, q Debilitated state, a
Nervous state, a Dyspeptic state,
and when You feel in bad state
generally. $3.50.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

BY reference to our advertising
columns II win be seen that we are
to have new undertaken in Lou.
isa- Can he mean anything per.
sonal BY setting up so near two
physiciansT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

The eoldcst night Of the season
was Sunday night. the mercury
dropped TO the neFghborhood Of 0,
and tIso wind howled ike fend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

John CahiIl, fNcw York city i.
Eisiting his relatives in Louisa and
Bsssvillr. Winremain dnsing the
winter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-10

Editor Marcum, Of the Demo.
craft came up to attend the big
meeting.