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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07

1t hos been the ambition of Judge
Thomas life TO go to Congress and
it has been his wish all along for
the opportunity to presentitself for
him in an off year. The opportn-
nifty came but Worthington and
Burchett were in the way. 1t
would not do to defeat them openly
for the nomination as it would
lessen the htdor of their friends in
November. The only plan was to
still hunt them and play them for
cats paws upon the baking board,
This was done but the covering was
too thin. 1t only lasted to effect
its object and then the old ogre Of
deception and fa!sehead showed his
grinning teeth through the thread
bare cloak that covered him. The
same game is now being played
against tho Democrats; ana 1t be-
hootes them to bestif themselves
lest the plan prove Successful before
the garment becomes rent. Judge
Thomas is running, and running to
win.-Vanceburg Courier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07

the convention and that he.was the
strongest man, was clearly demon
strated by the several ballots that
he always had a majority Of the
votes in the district. Both of his
opponents ratified his nomination
by.brief, and Democratic speeches,
pledging to him their earnest and
undivided support both during the
campaign and at the polls. All
that remains for the Democrats to do
is to go to work earnestly and zeal
ously for their standard bearer and
they will be rewarded after the No
vember election by knowing that
they have elected a Democrat and
the district redeemed from the enc
my. We want to serve notice on
our Republican friends that they
can rest assured that no more Rep
resentatives Of their party will go to
Congress from this district, it will
not be tolerated any longer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07
Garrett S. Wall
What the Press srys Of Hfrs.
Bhiays1ilie Eagle.

The people of the Ninth District
should elect Judge Wall to Con-
gress. They have never Had in
that body a more Industrious rep
lesentative than he Will make
NJ, Sterling Sentinel Democrat
Judge c.. 8. Wall, of Mays9flle,
received the Democratic nomina-
tion for Congress in the Ninth dis
trict. Ee is a good Speaker, a fine
lawyer, splendid Democrat, an ex-
cellent man, and if all Democrats,
Will do their duty he WILDE elected.
-. Carlisle Mercury
Now that Judge Wall il nominal
ed for Congress it remains FOR the
Democrats Of this district to see
that he is elected. So far as Mich
olas county is concerned, we know
She will do her full duty and give
him little over our usual major
ity. So far as our late trouble
some convention is concerned that
is a thing of the past. There is no
kicking in Nicholas. She is Dem
ocratic to the core and no mistake.
Frankfort Capital.f
q. L
On Thursday night, III the Dem
ocratic convention at Augusta, KY,
Hon. Garrett S. Wall, of Mays9ille,
was nominated 10 carry The Banner
ofDemocracy in the pending con-
gressionals contest. Judge Wall
was gallant Confederate soldier,
and has served his county as doun-
ty attorney and two terms as coun-
ty judge. He is a brave, true Dem.
ocrat, a courteous gentleman a
game and energetic campaigher
and will redeem the district by an
old-fashioned Democratic majority
[Kentucky Democrat
Gentlemen who have been in the
lower end of this Congressional
district since the Augusta conven
ton, say that the enthusiasm fol
Judge Wall is unbounded, and thai
his vote will be the largest ever poll
ed for a Democratic candidate fol
Congress in the lower counties
peare glad to say that a similar
feeling prevails among the Demo
Gratis of this section, and with Q
united effort, all along the line, his
majority will exceed 2,oO0 in the
Aistriet.
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D. LANGELL'S
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Bile exchange sooner.

Judge Thomas home paper, the
Eanceburg Courier, is making it
hncomfortably warm for him. 1t
is constantly reminding Mr.. Thorn
as Of tie trickery by which he Sc
tttred the nomination for Congress,
and is warning the Democrats Of
the sharp trick Of the Judges
seemingly hesisans acceptatfon of
nomination.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07

Democrats, be not deceived by
the apparent Indifference with
which George Morgan Thomas
treats the Congressional race. 1t
is only trick-he is trying to steal
mis- way uuder our Wall.
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Use

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Wall will

Corral the Coons In Mason;
Put Thomas to soak In Bath,
Arouse the Sa1ages In Boyd,
Stir up the Bullocks in Lewis,
Rally the Young meH in Rowan,
Unearth the Miners in Bracken,
Give EN- H-agef in Johnson,
Increase Mofg's Payne i'll Martin,
Lackey the fractions in Lawrence
Send forth the Word in Robert
son,
Marshall the Alexanders in
Fleming;
Pick the Republican, goose and
Payntef red in Greenup,
Reduce the Radical vote and
Come up even with Belts in Carter,
And win a grand and glorious
Democratic triumph in November.
[owingsville Outlook
The Augusta convention compile
ted its labors az 3 o'clock Friday
last, nominating Judge
Garrett S. Wall; OF Mason county,
on the 9Th ballot. although :he
contention was an exceedingly
warm ore, the friends CT each can
didGts contestins eaety point with
unreltnting zeal; yet it closed har-
moniously. The result is satisfac-
tory to the Democracy Of the Dis
trict, the defeated candidates riedg-
ing warm support to the n6ini-
nee. Jud ge Wall, the n'omfneei is a
life long Democrat, and a gentle
mar furquestfoned ability and in
tegrity. There is no doubt of his
election If the Democrats of the
District do their duty,
WARSAW independently
Judge Garrett S, Wall OF Mays
vile, received the Democratic nom
ination for Congress in the Ninth
Kentucky district at Augusta, last
Friday. He is the best man she
DEMOCRACY of that district could of
fer and will Hustle his opponent
whoever he may be, with very
strong Indication that victory will
perch on his banner.
The Republican Congressional
tonvention to nominate d Candidate
to represent them in the Ninth dis
tfict, met in Mays4Aills,' Tuesday.
Hon. w. w. CulbertSon,' of Boyd
county, who served the district last
term, was nominated But positively
declined Then' Major p. J.. Bur
CLEFT, Of Lawrence county,was nom
mated and he also declined. The
convention adjourned bus re-as-
sembled and nominated Hon. Geo.
NJ. Thomas, of Fanceburg, who was
late U. S. District Attorney of this
State, After some hesitancy he
accepted the nomination. Hon.W.
H, Wadsworth who now represents
the district presided as Chairman.
The FACE between Thomas and Wall
promises to be as exciting and
warm as those that are string Up
the other Kentucky districts.
rBracksn Democrat
At the heed of our columns in
this Issue viii befound the name Of
Garrett s. Wa,l, of Mason county
the Democratic nominee for Con
gress, fer the Finth District. JudSe
Wall il a gentleman of high char
aoter, unimpeachable morals, in.
dust,ious, a good organizer and !
sterling Democrat, his party has
yet never called upon him when hi
services were needed that he did not
respond. He was nominated BY
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THE BEST

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myself. use several bottles Of Ayers sar-
sapnrilla. Experience has convinced me
that, n powerful
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07

Our exchange list has recently
been considerably strengthened BY
the addition of the yanceburg Cou-
rier, an old, well-established and
much-quoted Democratic paper,
published in Lewis county. We
regret that we did not secure this
valuable exchange sooner.
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Blood

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fRipley. Q. IIeraId,l

Judge Garrett s:;Waliwas noni-
mated at Augusta for Congress, He
is man of lrreproachable .integri-
ty and the Democrats dida mighty
thing when they nominated him.
1t is needless to say that the Judge
will goto Congress. Heis a strong
candidate, too much so for any Re-
publican candidate to buck against.
The newspapers and his friends tell
US that the party intend TO stay
with him and send him over the
road to Congress with big major
ity.
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r.
Democrat. Ticket.
For Congress,
Garrett S. Wall,
of Mason.
For Board of Equalization,
CHARLES KITCHEN,
ofCafter.

Don't fail TO hear Wall and Brock
enridge speak. The appointments
may be found in another column.
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Purifier

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AYERS
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[Brackcn Chronicle

AT the head of this column will
be found the name of Hon. Garrett
S. Wall, of Mason, the standard
bearer of the Democracy of the
Ninth Congressional District of
Kentucky, also that of Chas. Kitch-
en-, of Garter coucty, the nominee
for member of the Board Of Equali-
cation. 1t is not necessary to say
more than that the gentlemen are
lifelong Democrats and have al
ways been found in the front ranks
doing valiant work for their party.
The charge is stand to your color.
In case the party is victorious in
November, the Democracy of the
district will never regret the choice
they have made in the convention
assembled.
~. [Vanceburg Courier.
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IN the world. Statistics show : & N"t
are twenty-four times more ll'!li I IN
accident than your dwelling az
burn. Over $1,000 lo,se' hi,g
been paid during the pas, ~
months. No valid claim frIAini
due and unpaid. 0{et Thirty ihNns'
and leading business men of.ihe ln'-
led States are now members Ct the
! CHARLES Il: PEET1
- Presidrp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07
BIG SANDY NEWS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 18th, 1886.