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TACOMA eIFlr. ron AND quv elrr.
poR1l,yp nop ,SD an eff-a


The second feature was an individual
match al y single targets and s pairs. open
30 all comeFs. The entrance fee was e.
birds extra. The first prize. $50, was di-
Videa between Maple and Helfon; the sec
oud prize. SO. beiweea Evans and Wins
ton. The third prize, 20 per cent eff the
entrance money, So. was won by Mr..
Chysier white NcNaugbfon Of Tacoma.
Davis of Portland and Booth OF Seattle. al.
yided the Fourth prize, g., and Bell OF
Tacoma won the tifth prize, al
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-<aae else eza do i. wa t.st.~ We VIII
sEseF lbs aesk swenfy ssssfsrpsss sfylssx III
boys 1re ssflts. ssizA IS arr tseIEs~ ssr-4ssess
ea~ex here 81 s. salt kfiEr a Resin
Seyxss rrfte vii he, snis wtxs. txsa Dent
fEl1 70 ss-c fAssSe xse<ssts
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Draxa or MaEBss c1aScS--- S-s' -e'is.
clancy. sheF a siassanS uiacss- s,ii-eFei
,rl,h wonderful ysstieaes, eiet ss;e'sies -
: .,,.taek n ia ssei - NrafS rac 50
Seas-.sis ralle.f b seF ne,sieraslt isss..,-s
sssl rsixsfas.s --AasAer clancy. ans =
s,,,,,.rsa desired tsis ute seiter ts49 90
she. SEE ass the moiasf e tssif s -. -.
,s,s ss,.s- : - al seSisfsag Ia seattle Al
- h.sg ehsiarea. ulta hcs ss.shful hasssna-
.s.sr,s y asseeeauoe Al hef hesisssie siisi W.
n iss,.s; the Essssx esis Is her 800 hiS.
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A6sscEvVL Aor.--Nr, : A. wlseeirisiai,
seers'sry a iae Taeossa shassber ~ casa
saesee, appeared beicre the F0a - az July
syininittse yesterday "a an beaad St ,hs
siaa1a hsF 81 el'n aeref 90 F&rless utaH kcsi
shs sif.ssns q s1etsia i0s toe s'Esagrifeea
hospitality extended e. the people II Ia
s.osnS aufirg tho'r vis3t - Seattle on the
fnas'A II lnlv
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EngrayinEs ctchincs. pastels, waies-col-
ors. etc. Gazzaan & Co. second street
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LETTERS OF REGRET.
British omcials Who Could Not At


The following letters explain themselves:
FROM ooyEasoR-aASERAL NELSON.
GOVERNMENT HoGsE.t
Victoria, 18th June. Isss.
Gentlemen. | have the honor 10 ae-
knowledge the receipt Of your kind inFi-
iation 10 be present III the celebration of
yoaF national festivities, nj Seattle, on the
Fourth Of July. preSirao, and 10 regret my
inability to attend. having previously ae-
ccpsed an invitation 10 be present at fes-
tiyifies In celebration Of Dominion Day, az
Vancouver.
With kindcst wishes for q pleasant and
successful celebration. and thanks for the
honor conferred by yoGr invitation. ] have
the honor 10 be, gentlemen. your ehe'!ient
servant, HpSH NELSON,
Lieutenant Governor Of British Columbia.
The Honorable John Iesry. chairman,
and other members Of the Seattle Fourth
of July, lsss, celebration committee, Seat
tie W
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Extra eat in gents fzTnlsAiag goods this
week Sc the star Slo;aiss Hslssse sxsxsear
a8e % st-1fafr ur.sscrNeer. Greatest xa}-
ssss- kslat & Easeaaesx. rs Co.asxe-risl
street
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FROM coNnAxpEE wisEaAN.
INNS. CAROLINE. Al vAseorvEn,

july md, NM
Dear NJ. Leary: 1 much regret my ina
bisify 10 accept the kind invitation 10 join
In your festivities extended TO this ship by
the city OF seattle, and 50 conricously
conveyed 10 me by you, sir, and Mr. Met
raile But IS explained at the time, my
previous engagement for the night OF the
Third al Vancouver, made IL impossible for
me 20 Join yon-
Being rreclu,led on this occasion from
personally wishing all prosperity 20 the
city OF Seattle. and the great nation whose
birth she celebrates, may lie ~ least al
losesi the privilege Of doing So by letter
through you, sir, a. chairman OF the com
miffer Of welcome.
Assuring yea, sir. OF the deep sympathy
ne English feel for oar cousins across the
water, remain. yours truly.
n X4sFNkS
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We 70 thrsa s. BETTER 1eaay the Star
Clothing Horse VIII display $40 meas
Iassfsey swimmer salts 81 sS s.. s.. s.
e. Kline & koseassrg. ~ Commercial
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Labs Ezlr.sssssl Isr faysg-. eorue- Main
ar.s -sraes streets Sean3vssaitg asza hzsr
wsrk ~ every ezserig ssea 81 AaHd Esd
rsasie - order arrow
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On the Fourth we will
give away 1000 palm leaf
fans.
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The place % hay n~ekwsay a. Is ard 20
cents u six and push = 81 the S;ar .sia:h.
Tag Hoase, IS Commercial street
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Incur Big Double Window You Will Sel Few Samples dOr
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
At 5000 Each.

fancy Scotch tweed suit So 90
heavy fancy CASHMERE sWt.
striped imported tweed SUIT
black oorkscrew worsted SUIT
A black and brown Piid CASHMERE SUIT
gold all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q o.
A brown eorkscrew wos'ed SUIT
"A gray mixed tweed SUIT
"A brown Pad all WOOL young mems SUIT
a gray fiarI al "ooi cashere SUIT
a fancy goa mSea an WOOL CASHMERE sun
"A heavy goa STRIPE ehe'io1 al WOOL
dozen other lots both 3buton and 4on cuawav and st
included in We have received of new @ =
this coming especially Fourth Of mn ra
We ALL allow stock to mn o [ ,hs
hndw our want
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=. asiase az passenger rates on sseaia-
SzlaP freh Ter The fare On steamship
tssaisr aers4fae ulil he - eeasx sstresn
lille and Tacoma. iesHi
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The effects Of irregular meals OF rad
cooking neutrsiise4i by taking TsRRASr's
SglTxEg ArERtENT
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Vttto MEETlSe -~The resaisr monthly
..eesssug 81 Trinity Salld ;eiR sse held al
sss Rectary to-5ay tfrsazyl al =. -.
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AA@ Ssf - All - Ass,
DxrvET aDJyFAsE 6xsEssG's oFsicE-

VICTORIA. u. e.. sasss =, Isss.
SlE I have sAs kesso- - sTkNaS isztzs
the set-eiF1 az the kind Invitation - Tia
esisn~8s' eeseusAsiee ef Seattle 60 faysea
ard The 5sHeeTs agsssr f2s csss-sElasa - 81.
Eesss. a. fae ely Szse>fs- x1siF sssf4ls..ss
festivities ga ;ae ssh e sHiy ssexi. aEd 10
.sY thu we stzii D. grEg gsz1 70 aTZs3 osls-
selves - xo1r Eias OFT azse tsie hozsssz
- %. so. ysslaS e3se,iigss sers ss;
Tf HaEsEs flTToL- a 4. 4. q.
fsszs7saSgs 81 fsiIzs u. tee tsas Lear Esss
--zfs-a u
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me aaosi interesting raee a. tho season
,elsY Susie :, hl,ise HAN wiA ,ros aud
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II yog want 10 see so-seoas display.
examine car shox windows.
InKLAs. SINAERNaN a ca
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sfaNE CRAZY --Nss,er,lay aftaFeoou oS.-
css Holden VAS eallei 10 to srreS a efasy
hasn named tsa GOrlea, ska lives ca tAe
sss ia tbs taek r,osa destitute 81 nlaiaiHg.
snder tlse ctid water iaaoef and shaksag
al'asef lste q dog he MAS arsssesi and
ssAsa % iae cltp iAa His case NsN cone
" 'sieTe the pE,leale g.sGse this afternoon
q o'rioek
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An announcement. " hich. upon insesfi-
CATION. VIII surprise bsrgain-seekers--
lawns reduced from Toe TO sc.
ipKLsS SsSEgEwA< 4 Co
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FROM MAYOR oaASr.

VICTORIA. JBi1e $2fh. lsss-
John Lsary. Esq. Chairman Commit
Tee. sir. As yoG aud Mr.. Metealfe are
aware. l was suffering from d severe cold
when both os sua we're here. and am sorry
to say have nas GO, well a. yet. | deferred
answering the very cordial aad kiEd iayi-
izsion presented 10 NE by the city 81 Sc
attic. a. mayor OF this city. 20 participate
ia YsssIr national festivities 10 be held on
the Faur:h II gaiy pFux-, hoping TO be W
recruited that might enjoy to The fullest
extent yoar e4fs's psiHeely Inequalities.
hat am sorry that shall be compelled in
Justice "a 1iyseff u sorega the kasos Of
being sffa you on your national day.
feel coBiidens that yasEr people viz ap-
y.recs1ss f.s sh& fullest sxtrfst the psepAfa-
issas perfected far their enjoy meat 4. your
excellent committee
feyza.s ne. ia behalf OF iais city. "a
thank yoar fifixeaz FOG tire harmonious
fSesIng eyirced by year ysry coasidsfate
aetissn toward Gar people.
ssuyc aai frusy believe fas2. tbs kindly
srnsl1seDs e h-oshefhssSt happily existias
lzefsxasts these tsss cities rs sears roll 81
wsil psssFs "a - zsSsaAatsre Is fact
have tie AassaE 81 Be, Hiy dear ssF. roars
stszsica'sy, JaaS osASFs
EAvaR victoria
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Closing cut entire stock OF imported un-
made dress robes. 81 50 for SO rl.ise.
TuKLsS. SINgERMA~ 4 ca
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We received one case Of Huek towels
from New York auction last week ut half
price. ToKLss. SISsxgxAS & Co.
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.isntieincn's sxasfs a; less than the east
o. abe sin before made 7Se. ties for .,sse.
TaxLAs stSssEggAS q Co
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Pietrfe frames asd roor usoaising.
largest stock 6axxam & Co., Secsnd
street.
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we DON'T WANT THE EARTH. !"

But fair share of its
Our block goods speak
for themselves They wind solid
yourself
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s;lars-ssg ss-urs usIl Is vsel % ssssHa :he
rsssrs t1sdas
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ClIldna a. fsf RiitAs' eaatssia
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We have the best -sc bcdsprcad In
America, worth 81 -
TokLAs, SiNsggxax 4 Co.
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We do not wish 20 rnssseaii buyers, we
advertise what we have Ia srock
TokIsS. sl>GERxsx & ca
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Silk and Fabric GIoves---SpeciaI Sale.
Positively the best value shown for the Berlin gloves worth
for all coors.
Monday morning will reduce the price all have
left Of our parasol stock fully 33 per cent from
old prices.
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Do your trading al the leading dry goods
house tHrz7rE 81 r.py
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Twenty-Five cents takes the choice Of %
difierent styles shirt waists al the star
Clothing House
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Wall paper-iarsest stock at Gaxzam &
Co s. Second street
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Artists materials. studies, etc. Gazzam
K Co, second street
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Travelling bags, satcheis aud trunks. 9Th
floor, take elevator.
TnKIAs SixGrRaAS & Co
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FoRT GAY, w. Va.


Our little village is very quiet, al
though not SO much so last Satur-
day night as a few of our citizens
were under the influence OF fighting
whisky. '
w. j. Frashier and Wayne Brom.
ley spent few days OF last week
in Catlettsburg.
Miss Mary Mccall, Of Cgtletts-
burg, closed her school ut this place
on the 7th inst. and returned home
last week. She will open select
school here Jan. 2.
j. F.. Reynolds left last week for
Louisville where he will attend q
Medical College. BIC S4NDIAN.
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THANKs.--We, the members OF
the "Citizens' Cornet Band" here
by tender our thanks to all who at
tended our concert; and we desire
especially to thank Miss Nora Bor-
defs, Miss Fannie Freese, Mrs. J.
A. Hughes and Mr.. Ed. S. Hughes
for their kind and valuable assist
ance. The Masonic lodge and the
Board of Education also treated us
with great liberality in allowing
the free use of the hall.
CITIZENS CoRkEr BANp.
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BucHASAS.

We are having a cold snap, and
it finds some farmers, with part OF
their crop in the North hills, not
hauled.
, NJ. T. Burris and Miss Lou, have
closed their schools on Blaine.
The school at Deep Hole Branch
closed some days ago having a
geodly number present, who were
entertained with select readings, &C.
after which the candy and apples
were passed around.
NJ. T. Burris has been confined Ia
his room for several days.
Born, on the Huh, to the wife Of
Hiram Lambert, a fine son. He
calls him Tom Payntsr.
w. S. Burris has made an extend
ed trip to the upper counties in the
interest of Drs. Secrest and Hatten.
SHARP-SHooTER.
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PROSPERITY,


T. y. Burton was visiting friends
at this place last Thursday, and in
formed US that he intended to start
to Valparaiso, Ind, to attend school,
the first Monday in January.
Lee Dean made a flying trip to
Blaine last Sunday.
Mr.. Deans achool will close his
schoohnext Tuesday.
Married, to-day at the residence
of the brides parents in Elliott Co.,
Mr.. Reuben Curnutte, of this place,
20 Miss Rosa Rose.
Mr.. John Roberts, ST., died at his
home on last Saturday morning,
aged SO yearr.
Linzie Wellmsn's new house rs
nearing completion. BOLIVAR.
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ROCKVILLE ScHool.

Following are the grades Of the
examination at the Close Of this
school last week LULU Larkins,
So; Lizzie Hatten, 81 Lizzie Cross,
70; Ida Stump, 81; Emma Laype,
IS; Julia Bloomfield, 49,; Ollie Cy-
ruf, 81; Steve Compton, So Flora
Walters, 81; Ella Brom6eld, So;
Zelda Larkins, 81; Nj. c. Warren,
80; Margie Mead, Sc; James
Stump, rs; Kinner Hutchinson,
"a; Minnie Layne, So; Emma
Stewart, so; Halle Stump, SO; Do
ra Barney, 50; Alex Stump, II;
Belle Larkins, "A. =
II. A. HAAMoNB, Teacher.
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LAwRENGE Co., K,

My son, John l.. Moore, was Ia
ken sick with malaria fever on June
9TH and was sick until Sept. 22nd.
He was nnspccessfully treated by
skiIlful physicians, and after try
ing every remedy thought Of, ! was
induced by w. T. Evans to try a
bottle OF Sparks Perfect Health. |
bought one hottie and in less than
one week he was able to go about,
and is now in Perfect Heath, |
recommend this to all who are af-
flicted with any disease for which
il is recommended.
DAVID MOORE,
For sale by w. 7, Evans, Louisa,
Ky.
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Johns Hatfield head.

There is,no doubt that the poto-
rious Johnson Hatfield, ofthe WELL
known Hatfield gang, died last
week at Granville Thompson's a few
miles from this place. Some time
since, "A party passing through the
country in wagon Was compelled
to leave the deceased, owing to his
serious sickness, at Mr.. Thompson's.
The sick mans name was given as
Vance. After few daya some Of
the party returned sor their com
rade outbound him foo i'll to be re-
moved. He shortly afterward died
and as there was a suspicion that it
was Hatfield an investigation was
made. He was identified by one
or two parties who knew him and
there Is little doubt that it was
Johns Hatfield. The remains we're
cared for by the couaty.
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FIVE MILE SHoAL.

CIV wooten's little boy is slight
ly improved.
VIM. Cartnel will move to Bur
well STATIONS farm next week,
James Shannon was visiting his
uncle last week.
James Miller, ofLick Creek, was
visiting home folks Sunday.
There will be preaching at Mary's
Chapel by Wm. Christian on Christ
mas day.
Our school will soon close.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas it has pleased the
Grand Master bf the universe to
call from our lodge TO the Grand
Lodge above our beloved brother,
Ulysses CARED. = 80
RESOLVED, That in his death this
lodge has lost worthy and faith
full member and the community a
just aid honored citizen, aid his
children a kind and indulgent faith
er.
RESOLVED, That the lodge wear
the usual badge Of mourning for 80
days.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of this
resolution be furnished the BIC
SANDY NEWS and the. Kentucky
Democrat for publication.
w. w. MARcUM,
T. I'D. WALLACE,
L. II. SUDDITH, Com.
J. A. SHANNON;
]. H. O'BRIEE.
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A valuablo nIedlo.l rreatiso.

The edition for 1889 ofthe sterling Medical
Annual, known rs Hostetter's Almanac, 10
now ready, and may be obtained, free Of cost,
OF druggiats and general country dealer in Az
parts ofthe United States, Mexico, and indeed
Hemisphere. This Almanac has been issued
regularly NJ the committeeman Of every year
for over one-hfth Of n century. II combines,
with the soundfst practical advice for the
preservation and restoration OF health, large
ing, and the calendar, astronomical calcula-
lions, chronologicalit Items, 40, are prepared
with great care, and viii De found entirely
accurate. Thr Issue Of Hdstetter'a AlniAnno
for 1850 will probably BE- tic largest edition
country. The proprietofs, Mossrs. Hoshttcr
\ Co., PittAbnrgh, Pa, on receipt OF q = %
cent stamp, viii forward copy by " "a %
any pcrspn who cannot procure Que N hie
u<ighbofhood,
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We have no cards out for orders,
but will deliver all the esamee" to
any part of the city, Fresh Oysters
in can and bulk, Oranges, bananas,
Malaga Grapes, Celery, Cranberries,
Cocoanuts, Apples, &c. We have
the finest line Of Groceries in town,
Remember our prices are as low as
the lowest. We will not be under.
sold. E. NORRIS & Co.,
The Old RELIABLE,
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spencer's for cheap groceries.
Consumption surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR Please inform your
rsaders that ! have positive remedy for
the above NAMED disease. By ita timely
use thousands ofhopeless cases have been
permanently cured. shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy rhEE to
any ofyonr readers who have consump-
tionif they will se I'd me their express and
post office address. Respectfully,
T.A.SLocuM,M .C.lsl Pearl ct, New York
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BIG SANDY NEWS.
couRl. pIREc@oRY.

cIRcufr coUsr.- Judge, J. NJ. Burr :
3ean, anil Mouiays IN February and August
3rlns of q W weeks
CRIMINAL couKr.-Jpdge. ]. ". Riea
Begin 9Th Mondays IN June and December.
e, $ Of four weeks.
c,unrY courr Judge S. II. BUrT ~
sed Monday 10 each n5n'h.e e. .spha thu sein
J &c CHeuli Corrti Is ~ Asssion.
OuAKrKELY coUET Tuesday age, 3r-
.oad Az in March. julie, Sspiep , Inf d.
,fraber.
9 counrssI1 NKE's CouST.-Ia Monday In
i n ch, Irr< s.ptea e andD Gem ber.
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Miss Elva Ricketts,, a young lady
teacher Of this county, was recently
severely burned by her clothing
catching fire. She extinguished
the flames by running to a branch
end jumping in.
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An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of Bit
ter nauseous medicines, is the very agree.
able liquid Fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
Recommended by leading physicians,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co. For ssle in soc and 81 b'ttles,
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A "snow-houseo will be- arranged
at the NJ. e. Church South on
Christmas eve for the amusement
Of the children. A union Christ
mas tree will be given by the Bap-
fist Church and the NJ. e. Church.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Sam Peters, a young man living
in West Virginia, q few miles from
this place, accidentally shot him
self in the abdomen to-day. The
wound is a very dangerous one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Ifyou expect to buy q cloak"some
of these days" you should 10 to
Hughes and buy It NOW, for you
can save so per cent. by doing SO.
You may never have another such
an opportunity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Ms. Wnst1w's soornlHo sIauF should always
b used whom children are cutting teeth. II no
leyes the little suhersrnt once tproduoes
quiet sleep, and the little ehsrub avakesas 'bght
soothns the ehila sotsns the gums, aays eli pain,
rcEutktsa the bowels, and the best known remedy
for diArfhnA, yhsther arising from testhing =
sthH causes Twenty-Five cents bottls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Eczema, itchy, scaly, Skin Tortures.
The simple application OF Swayne's
Ointment, without any internal medicine
will cure any case Of letter, salt rheum.
ringworm, piles, itch, sores, pimples, &C.
Eems, all scaly, itchy skin eruptions, no
matter how obstinate Or long standing.
tits potent, effective, and costs but q trifie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Mr.. George strachap has return.
ed home from Burning Springs, W.
Va, where be has been at work on
a lock and dam.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Our friends are respectfully in
vited to call and inspect our line of
Christmas goods, whether a pur-
chase is intended or not.
4. NORRIS Il Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

The News will not be issued next
week. "Christmas comes but once
a year" and it is the weekly news
papers only vacation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Owing to lack of space we were
compelled TO omi several LISTERS Of
correspondence and cut others
short.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Mr.. B. +. ThomOs and family ar
rived home Monday from Burning
Springs, w. Va, where they spent
the past few months.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Jesse Burchett was to-day SEN
fenced in Police Court to fifty-fiye
days in Jail, for stealing hat from
J. A. Hughes. t''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

W. ii. Muncey has returned from
MBFgah caunty, where he has been
engaged iHf several months in sur
vesihg lands.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Look through the jewelry stock
and other goods at the post-office
before purchasing your Christmas
presents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Criminal Court commences here
aext Monday. Some Of the boys
will spend Christmas with relatives
elsewhere.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Remele is overstocked with toys
and is determined to sell out, re-
sardless of cost, Come early and
get choice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-20

Rev. Suddith and FL, S. Hughes
left yesterday for Columbus, o., to
purchase the paraphernalia for the
X. 6. K. Castle of this place.