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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09
J. v. X ELY,

SURVEYOR & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Divisions of Estates &c. nude with
accuracy. Surveys made, deeds writ
ten and acknowledgements taken at
low rates. Geographical and Topo.
graphical maps of large boundaries
given special attention.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09
COAL LANDS

To lease on favorable terms, coal
lands, on Norfolk and Western Rail
road, Clinch Valley Division. Rates
will be same MS Pocahontas region
Apply to Clinch Valley Coal and Iron
Company.
GEonaE MCCALL, General Manager,
lat South 4th ST., Philadelphia, Pa
OF WILLIAM X. HEwsoN, ESQ, Cedar
Bluff, Tazewell county, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09
NOTICE SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

The annual meeting of the County
School Board is called for the 14th
of August at tho Court House. All
Trustees are required to attend.
HIM. SMyTHE, Chairman.
AZ. L, PEERY,: Clerk,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09

Mr.. William Q. Elam,having been
rendered federal Office Mt Wash.
lngtop, and having agreed to ac-
cept it. has resigned his member.
ship Of the House OF Delegates of
Virginia as the delegate from Louisa
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09

W lRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazcwell Circuit Court, July 8, 1850.
II. II. Henry and j. Stras, late partners in
the practice of law, under the narmo and
style OF Strns and Henry, who sue for
tho benefit of II. II. Henry and s. G,
Graham. partners in the practice OF law
under the namo and style of Horny and
Graham, Compainants,
Simon Honniger. Paris Henniger, -
Boachman, husband of Mary Jane, form
erly Mary Jane Henniger, David G.. Hon.
niger, Vicey A. Chambers and james
Chambers, her husband, Herald p. Hen
niger, Andrew j. Honniger, Thornton
w. Henniger, Francis O. Henniger, and
tho child of Mary Jane Boachman, by
- Boachman, her husband, whose
name is unknown, (the said Thornton
W., Francis @. and the child of Mary
Jane Boachman, infants under 81 years,
Defendants.
Sums. IN CHANoERY.
Tho object of this suit is to enforce tho
collection of claim of the Complainnnts
for services rs Attorneys against the De-
PENDANTS, and to subject to the payment
thereof certain tract or parcel OF land
belonging 10 the Defendants lying in
Burks Garden, Tazewell county, on the
south side of Banks Ridge, containing AZ
acres moro or less. And It appearing from
sufficient evidence on file in this oflice that
Simon Henniger, Paris Henniger, -
Boachman, husband of Mary Jane, form
erly Mary Jano Henniger, yicey A. Cham
bers and James Chambers, her husband,
Horald p Henniger, Andrew P. Honnigor,
Thornton w. Henniger, Francis c. Hen
ger and tho child of Mary Jane Boachman
by - Boechmau, her husband, whose
name is unknown, are non-residents of
this Commonwealth, it is therefore ordered
that they appear here within 15 days after
due publication hereof and do what may b ,
necessary - protect their interest in this
suit and that copies hereof be posted and
published rs prescribed by law
A Copy-Testo
T. E. GEORGE, Clerk.
HENRY & GRAHAM, p, q. july2l-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09

When Baby was Sick NO gave her Castoria.
When sho was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, sho chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gavo them castorIa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09

In an interview with the Presi.
dent, Mr.. John S. Wise, of Virginia,
is said to have used very plain Ian
guage over the failure to redeem
an alleged promise to appoint Mr..
Grubb postmaster at Richmond.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09

EMORY AND HENRY
COLLEGE,,
r. w. JONES, NJ. A., University
Virginia) LII. D.
President and Professor Chemistry.
REV. E. Z. WILEY, NJ. A., (Wesloy.
All University ID. d.
Treasurer and Financial Agent.
REV. E. LONGLEY, NJ. A., yves.
leyan University.
Professor Moral Science & English.
REV. j. A. DAVIS, NJ. A., Osmory
aud Henry Oollege).
Prof. Physics, Botany & Astronomy.
G. w. MILES, JR., Nj. A., (E " ii.
College,) Graduate Univ. Va.
Professor Greek and German.
S. Nj. BARTON, Pm. u, University
Virginia).
Profess Ut Mathematics.
q. b. ChAlo HEAD, 4. ", Central
College, MOI Student in Van
derbilt University and the
Universities of Paris
and Leipsig.
Professor latin aud French,
VIM. M. GILLESPIE, Tu or.
THE 53D ANNUAL SESSION
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Notice to all persons indebted to
the late firms of HARRISON & Moore
and w. G. HARRISON & Co., must
settle by October LIST, or claims will
be put out for collection.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-09
September S, 1889

OCPeClnOCI -, 1901.
The last session was ono of the
best in tho long and useful history of
the College. Tho order and general
behavior Of students WIS excellent;
moral and religious influences strong,
mud admirable progress generally was
made in studies.
GYMNASIUM and WIN. NOR
ROW SCIENCE HAL are finished
and beautiful additions to tho al.
ready lovely grounds.
Work of rebuilding tho burnt
"BYARS HOUSE, is in progress
and will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible.
The now SOCIETY HALLS will
be comnodious and elegant.
In addition to subjects heretofore
embraced i'll tho courses, thorough
practical instruction will DO given in
Analytical Chemistry, Determination
of Minerals, Assaying, &c.
NO HEALTHIER OR MORE
BEAUTIFUL PLACE. NO MA
LARA.
No saloons, no occurrences to dis.
tract tho minds of students, no safer
place for boys and young men,
Charges very moderate. Every pos.
siblc arrangement for tho encourage
ment of young men of limited moans.
For catalogues and special inform
alton apply to
r. w. JONES. Emory, Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
PEcK suRRENpERs.
The New Es--E state T-s,sor Comr.ssssione
srssszsivcty Ecfaxcs 70 TAX.

The New Ks--s STATE T-s,sor Csmrzssssioner
2ss-sisssy Eefasss 70 Ea;s-
ALEAxv- y Y. sept 1&-State Labor
Ceaiaiissiagsr Cliar,es T. Pealz and his
steno-rarhe-, Rogers, appearci in the
court Of sessions, Saturday. in arswc-
~ bench warrants Ire sailed intiiet-
ments in possession Of the court were
then oFsuci. and found 70 bc against
PeelS and his stencgzapher ehaEsing
them with destroying public tlocu-
meutS
Peek waived examination and through
his counsel aslscd the Fostp5nellent
The coast granted the application and
aSIhittsi rlth nien ~ hail in the sum
of S3eoa c15h The SarCties were the
Sanie in the police court ezsc. Ness-s
CoySeiI and AnEesley each qualifying IN
ths sum Of Fl. GA
Pecs ssacliE-ts 70 say anything for rub
ielti1a- hat seeusssi 70 b Il, the best OF
hrzn0z, Sns l1s a AL anxious over the
result q ts-,- isga:Ey All three Of the
elses--ozis "a the Poligse court. one IN tss.
Supreme eS1r- ali che in the criminal
e,Furt-7T--i come NJ next week It i
still aSssste1 b. tEe stszehes Of the
,blresn thas FesS N-iII be abie TO pro
Goee every r1v.er called for VIXEN the
t-lais e5zle OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
BANK Roeszp.

fs.-Tsivers stared iiic ssthnsshed I.anke.-
tE the Eaec-A Wrong slsVe on their
Part Meant Instant Death.
TACOMA. Wash. Sept. 26.-The bod
bank robbery continues the one all
scrbing theme at this place. The out
laws so neatly and cooiIy executed the
work they had 80 adroitiy planned out
and their deed was PerretTatcd in such
a bold manner tisat the citizens and oil
cials we're too IGueh startled to give
hasty pursuit Of the robbers-
It was pay. day Al the Roslyn mine.
Forty thoEslnd dollars arrived
from Tacoma in the morning.
The robbers probably supposed
the money was placed in the bank. but
Il was taken 70 the colnpany's Office.
They executed their plan in manner
which would have done credit % the
James boys Cashier Abcrnathy was
writing when the first robber entered
and turned % wait on the supposed Gus
toner. but found himself facing a 45-.
calibe- Colts revolver DR. Lyons.
who had entered Just after the high
,waymcn, turned 70 go ont but dashed
against a pair 81 Colts, in the hands
Of the see9nd robbcr. a third con fed
crate enters.d- picked up Cashier Aber-
natiy's revolver and lSuoeised him down
with it. lie rose, his head streaming
with blood ard was told 10 keep quiet
If he wanted to live, The third man
then walked 10 the safe, took out the
coiE and bills. shored the money in a
canvas bag and threw it over his shoJ,l-
der The three men then went out
joining the TWO Gthers. who had been
stationed 50 as 70 guard all approaches !
O. A Frazier. assistant cashier. who
was outside. grabbed shotgun and
made fqs ice hank, but one Of the rob
bers stopEet his progress - placing a
bullet in h,s hip. 4 eolo-ed man was
sGot in the lee and several others had
narrow escapes one OF the robbers
held the r5ins Of i've splendid horses.
and as soon rs the vault was looted. all
mounted fzcd up and down the streets,
put spurs 20 their horses and dashed
away. disappeaTiny on the trail over
the nsOEGtzi1s north OF Roslyn. The
sheriff was 5.5.iiied some time after
and la-sre posze started in pursuit
II IS t-iicrsd they can not escape.
rs the r>cHiizr topography Of the ccun-
try will all gife officers. The manager |
Of ABRAMS. Suipe & Co arrived at 1
IloslyH ip the evening and Immediately /
offered : reward Of s., 90 for the appre-
helsiqn q tks robbers This Is supple
;Rente3 By An 1ifer Of similar amount I
~ Cashier AbsFua tEy. The robbers /
were dressed as COW boys. and showed /
themselves 70 be expert horsemen and /
sunners
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
CURRENT TOPICS.


Twelve average tea plants produce
one pound OF tea.
rowDEREp-nAIR socials are popular
at Los Angeles. Cal
EiGnr veterans OF Waterloo are said
TO be living in France
EyERT 9th boy in India Is nj school,
but only every fifteenth girl
Tux average number OF persons quar-
tered in the houses Of Berlin Is fifty.
GronGE WILLIAM cUHrIs bcqueathed
his estate. valued at s60, COO. 10 his wife
IT cost over 5000 recently In legal
fees in South Carolina to settle claim
! of 81
CnIcAGo man has sued his doctor
for ts1.Ooo for breaking the drum Of
his ear
THKRE is n pumpkin vine in North
Topeka sixty feet in length and still
growing.
THE democratic wheelmen of Nashua,
y H., have formed bicycle campaign
company.
TnE largest pyramid in Egypt has by
late measurement been proven to be
ass feet high.
A NEW YoRK society woman has an
album with photographs Of all her cos
tunes for ten years past
The New jersey court of chancery
has decided that oystcea are not real es-
tate, but personal property.
The cost of n ony-man sea diving aP-
paratus for depth OF 200 feet is esti-
mated only TO be about s55S.
THE titles OF the writings Of Mr. Glad
stone fill twenty-five pages Of the Brit
ish museums printed catalogue
Ar the castle of Simonetia, Italy,
there is an angle in the building which
re-echocs pistol shot sixty-onc times.
A IAEGE life insurance company of
Sew York offered the state authorities
$4,000 to aid in keeping out the cholera.
INDIA rubber trees grow wild all over
Lee county. Fla. At Fort Myers they
a.o the chief shade and ornamental
trees
A iAReE police force is required 20
keep visitors from dcspoiling Whittier's
grave. so great is the desire TO procure
mementoeS
THERE are pear trees growing about
Monroe. Mich. which were planted by
the first French missionaries nearly 200
years ago
A MAN 100 years old hns just been
committed to prison for three months
in Russia for petty theft Ii was MS
first offcnse
TnERE are still fourteen different
places on this globe where cannibalism
is practiced, but the custom is gr,ldn-
ally dying out
Tng czar's personal expenses are So
o00.OO0 year, which is s6,seO.o 600 more
than Russia's annual appropriation for
common schools
Tux Roumanian crown is made OF
metal from the cannon that wero capt
ared from tho Turks ly the Roumanians
at Plcvna In iSss,
Tux cmprcss Of China carries with
her 5000 drcsses when she travels,
These an 600 lrsNcs and arr tal,,n caro-
of by l,rpo coolies
2 A nisilwAsniNN machine has hcen Tor
some time In use Ia n New York hotel,
with two persons To attend H. itwashcs
i,uO0 dlshcs AN hour
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
soMERBY ON Top.
The Iron IIaiI Rs-EgIrets Him Supreme
Jestiee-

The Iron IIaiI Rs-EIret. Him suprene
Jrst5ee-
BALTp,o..E- Sent 56.-The anxious
members d ;he Iron Hal arc not IN
sPirsi with confidence by the srcretsye
yysly in which The o2lCers are perfec:ing
the resrranizaiioa- The-e were les
persons pzeSont Saturday. and Of these
: were tie}e -~tss
The doors were carefully guarded,
the p-cccs iiuEs jsiszalEtely secret. and
ever the members can get no iBforlIta-
tion eScept that which 5 sittgyi through
the apr ointei rrss eontni,.ee and
given b. tine chairman. Augustus Bed
fond great f-1sni Us S5luerby. whose
purpose seems 70 he osay rs little IS
possible.
\ few q the western dele-ates kicked.
but the eastern ones ran the eonvcn-
tiQn. S0merby was elected supreme
eQ1inanlgr Of the new Iron Han.
which has been Incorporated under TIE.
laTs of Maryland. with headquarters
in I;aitirn ~. ! Albert Clarb.of Exeter.
y. Il. past Si'TTjne commander a H.
UosIner, qf Baltimore. supreme ac-
eountant. Jcseph L Earris- supreme
cashier. Dr. Baker, OF Philadelphia
supreme rnrsiieal director. The firanei-.l
plan of the new order : 70 pay SI.c69
in seven years 5s- $50. or s5g1 for 81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

u Mr. ASD MEs HgyuEy. of Grecnville,
Mich. are the parents ~ fourteen chill.
dreu. The birthdays 81 Ave are Dc-
ccnbcr T., o., ia. - and Ii
lErI.ASD has only cight theaters-
THREE for Dubing one III Bclfast. one at
. Cork. oHe in Iimrricg. one at Water
I ford and one for Londonderry
4 CHiSrsE hiahbinder arrested at
4 Sacramento recently was encascd in a
+ bpiierpate coat Of mail. lie carried
two revolvers aud three i,nivcS
&vfn 70 che. e9nSt eraation 81 the Ia
dies % Ipswich. Mass, one Of the dry
goods dealers aGvor;ises In the local pa
1 per e6rsSts Tor sale by the yard
The aluminium works IN Switzerland
Z the largest Ia the vorld--uses : water
( power of i,5l3 hnss power. and turn
out about l,4lg PcGnds Of the metal
daily
IT has only tesn eigEiy-5ns years
since the Hrst tomatoes lvtrc int-oiuctd
into America. The original plant was
cul;ivatcd as = vegetable curiosity At
Salem, Mass
TtaFE Macon tGa.l young Indies in
81 Of ucrrimc5gt waiei the UcynHlgee
river AMI wicked kudak aianipulator
got snap ou thcIa; and now they are
SORRY thcy difii.
u. GARnNEa TgLsR has been nomi-
mated furcongrcss jy the democrats OF
the Second Nirsinia district lie IS a
scn ~ cy-i.rc,ils7;t 1'yler, aEd Was born
in ,he white house.
NuOva tie curiSsities seen at the
.i-a,,t ea,.8iy t01 fair vas an cld Back
cyc Stove. c7s. 81 the Gesvgs furnace in
iainesvil,c ~ 1S1E IL is probably the
oldest cooking stove IN tke United
States, snd vii tc exhibited at the
Werld isir
rHE criy knaWn llly ehiuie-player.
i Is stated. IS siiss i.crtba Trouas. as
sistant oEs'snis-- of Grace Church. New
|ori, She doesn't have to eiisab into
tbs secP.e 70 play The chimes. whieh
she laadlcs lrSln below by the aid Of
an eiestgie.sl ssevice
EaIcHs rsaao os plaster OF pSris and
cork are BOW used IN the cSnStructi5n
of pcv der rliils. In cas- Of explosion
they ofier sli:,ht fesistelec, ard are
69oScn u =toES
LAST year Ssw YORK city expended
SI,et0 ct2 On ats Sci.olis and Sl.s5l. 90
ior its police. In ,hree wears the in
crsasc cf tl.e cost ef the police mas been
sixSy-thrce reg cent. and the increased
cost Of the Schools sevenJcsa per cent +
TltE main railway station within the
N0ri%s iais eyonnds where all Sxeur-
sion tlgisss Will Discharge their paSsen-
gers will lc = handsome structure
scStinS Sssss5. coo, and viii accommodate
sa.coe people =, one tims
A NevrirY in eountSrieitinr appear.
cd in Sieux City where a Young man
took neyv silver quarters. cut cat the 1
'Nuav~ aSd changed the last Il to n. I
masking i'm, "a "ien dollass. and psS.ed .
tho coi,is With sold. lie l,orght iivs or
ten cent articles to set the change tNll
he WAS caught,
TME NoenyvSt journalist In Missouri
Is ANsiin i.rfivich " thc Miapi News.
NS s rinc yoays ola and ! SIN cf Gus
ioNsien rNopyic,oy cf tho Miamil
Ncva fhie ycNa,s man sc,s mor0 than
q ccluma 10 svre cack day, assists in
maNi,f nm t,riNs s,,'si, ssrsisc.
lncn,' aNr icva. 4ow,.
II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
CARHESSNESSS.
ice From a Cd pse Eaten By coIored
children.


WAsHIyGToS Sept 27.-The polis,
and the healt officers of the ME-,
are engaged inI Investigating a horriblq
story told of n eolored underiaLer
Ernest Edward Is, whose reported Tecl..
lessness has catsed the death of a mum.
Der of persons from diphtheria-
The story goes that on july las. a
colored girl named Maud Myers died ~
diphtheria- Edwards was empioved
and prepared the body for burial On
the day of the funeral Edwards removed
the body from the ice-box and put II
into the casket. he took the iee-box
containing the ice and water ont into
the court and emptied it upon the
ground
Three colored children PLAYING in the
Ghosles and Iznatius Burl, a,d
Mary r. DaviE ate Of the ice. On JnIv
16 the BurIx and Davis children wen.
stricken with diphtheria and died IN =
few hours Dr. Ward Immediately not;-
fed the health Office Of the facts and
DR.. Charles dzman, Inspector of con.
tagious diseasfs, was enttO investigate
the cases
DR.. Ozman reported on July IS that
there was no evidence procurzble that
would convict Edwards Of a vioi,tior
of the health regulations. and included
in his report an affidavit from Edwards
in which he denied that he had deposit
ed the ice in the alley. He also inclosed
a letter of DR.. Sotheran, which certified
TO Edwards truthfulnesx
The officers then dropped the case.
Rumor, however. kept the matter alive.
and yesterday the health officer. spurred
thereto by the newspapers looked into ,
the case and found that several wit
nesses volunteered 70 swear that Ed
wards did throw the ice in the alley.
Since the date Of Maud Myers burial
thirty-two cases Of diphtheria have oc-
CURED in St Mary's court, fifteen of
which proved to be fatal ]
They are all traceable. it is said. to
the ice thrown in the alley By Edwards
from of Maud Myers coffin. A deter
mination has been expressed by the au-
thorities to prosecute Edwards for per
jury and manslaughter, if he IS arrest
ed, which up to the present time has
not been done.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
KING ALBERT coa{
The Leader of a Notorious G.
ored Thieves Meets a TorrI1|

The Leader of a Notorious c. .
ored Thieves Meets TorrIaI
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 81
five-inch blade of a dagger s
the hilt in the top of his hc1
Davis, known as "King All
leader of the Blue Wing gang
law-defying Organization 0
thieves and cut-throafs th4
tested this city. ran three sq
day afternoon, and dpaI>.d
condition. ~ ne fell the han
4 stone. TIE brittle steel 81
the hilt, aEd the entire blade
in his br1in- His agonies we
bic, and his death is expecte.
moment The physicians ha
him beyond recovery.
This city viii be rid of one
most lawless characters that er
here, as well as one OF the sh,|
For six years king Albert an1
lowers have been a menace to
order. Recent police raids hz1
the city of many of the BlueN
and he is among the last III
fall at the hands of Albert c.
a barkeeper. king Albert
into Neinstiel's place Sunday
and was ordered cut He lcf
threat that he would return
suited his eonvenieEce Sum
noon he went back to the
dared Neinstiel to put his
The bar-keeper, knowing tR0
with whom ne had to deal, dr.
ger and plunged 1t intb 4
abdomen withdrawing +, Id
blade to the hilt in the toAof
skull TWAS too tight to bSwit
and with only the hand 4pro
from his head, he ran- tee
fell and broke of the blade.
taken to the city hospital. v
physicians were compelled I'd
tute fhe tools Of a blacksmith
more delicate instruments
surgeon to withdraw the
blade. It had to be tapped and
with 4 small hammer before it
taken out with a pair Of large
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

NEW York, Sept 2T.-A speciah, !, .he
Herald from Washington says thu :
nual estimates forthe navy for the fisca.
year OF 1894 have been made Up. and
will be sent TO the secretary for trans
mission to congress Il IS understood
that about sl0. .o90 90 has been recon-
mended for payments on account of the
new navy, which viii come due be-
tween July I, 1895, and June 80, 1894.
No estimates are made for new ships
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept 2I.-At Fort Sheridan
Monda &.S s-zyp<Iiminary rifle
practice will begin and eoni1nse during
the week Monday. 0ctober 3. the com
petitive firing viii begin. tobe repeated
daily until Friday. October Z. There
VIII be ten prizes IN the rife eompeti-
tion, the first four TO be gold medals
and the others army silver medals. In
the distinguished marksman rifle com
petition there will be one gold and two
silver medals, and TIE same in the dis
tinguished marksman carbine epmpeti-
tion IN. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30
=. SssEz.. III sn.r-rs.a.

WAsusSSrcy. Sert- sa-The follow
ing eircu'a- hss SeSn issued under tie
signature OF . L Ss1ul,iEg, assistant
secretary OF the sre4srry departments
e the ColSecSCss Of Cassosns Cir,eala-
No Isl. 81 Ssplsnter 10, lS9s, re,ative
70 tolls On freight shipped in certain
e2Ses u posts in tks United States va
81 M1ry's Fails eanal, : hsrety szs-
pended. Resting further Suvsstfratso-,- >
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Tronhla Ah.n, prnn..

NEw ORLEANS. Sept ss.-A scnsa
was caused among the esport-loving
pie of the city when it becarae 4
that there was good-sized -
the members Of the Olym
fore which 50 many noted
appeared The trouble -
the division of the profits Z
the late fighting carnival
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept 20-Abon,
Saturday morning one
at Thirty-frst and Rot
burned Mrs ThoS McIncrr.
ty-five. was asleep and burned
before it was discovered that
IN the house. Her husband
the city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

rtsrsri' sen. Ia. Scr;. sss-A sS,-tscn.
GreeaisSsi, after . eansS ssss whit t,esl-
Wi,cv. vAs S in cosauss,sScs shc scooyss
at uscas 81 ii has iccss4StNSs I; wNa,d
h, Gaw.Se IN ScascvS Sll tbs ~lsis;Svy A.
this sisaS TIC SiNsceath iaae.st viii
ren,aia. ~, s,c.v Is t.,nS IS tSSsc Is any
.ls,,,ra,, .. ,s,., =, Hr.--s,~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

As ~
however, no one WAS
injured In the Butchers Run d
and in the higher parts Of the cit
lars were flooded, and small out-t B
washed from their forndafI5nz
storm left the Western Unioi
Postal Telegraph Cos badly q
while hundreds OF telephones "
dered useless AS result Of
tration of electric light vii
districts were in total darln
loss BY the storm can not paI
mated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

SAN FRAScIsco. Sept s7--The seal
ing schooner Leon has arrived here
iron, Petropauloyski and reports the
seizure by Russians of two more Vic
toria sealers- The Maria, Capt Ballzin,
was seized by the cruiser Zuhika. and
the Garmelita by the revenue cutter
VitiaS Both vessels were eoniscated
and taken 10 Petnopaul0vsszi- They
had l $50 skins. which were also taken
The crews will be sent 10 Yokohama
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

New YoRK, Scp. s7.-The board of
health posted the following bulletin at
10 o'clock Mcnday morning: NO cases
of cholera IN this city since the last bull
letin-- AtIi:85 \ N Or. jenkins and
IE Sternberg returned from lower
aarantine and officially announced
alat the port Of New York IS free from
cholera The health officer says that
there are aao-erl cases down the
rly, AL Ii sssE ing recovered