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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
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11nI,IL, END SOME Splendid

YOU'LL FIND SOME SPENDlD
Z sEAsOYABLE GOODS At POPULAR
PRICES. EVRRY ARTICLE Is WORTH YOUR
CONSIDERATION. LOOK THEN oFkk CAKE
China Silk, solid colors, 4Oc. yard:
Ladies' Linen Cape Collars. 81. apiece;
our Popular Pleated- Bosom shirts, SO apiece
Gontlemen's Four-Ply Linen Collars, all styles
and sizes, l0c. apiece
Gentloman's Cuif., lie pair:
Boys Flsnnei-Sbirt Waists, 4sc apiece;
Bnlbriggan Undershiris. PC. apiece
Ladies' jersey iHbbed Vests, ieilc. apiece;
Lisls-fhreai- Ribbed Vests, 25c. apiece;
Cable qy7illed Hat-Wool Dress Goods at SIC. a
yard
Scotch Beiges in Stripes. Plain. and Figured
effects az PIC 2 yard;
Extra nno Henrietta Cloth. 40 inches wide, 30c
yard l.:
Fine css6meres. full yard wide, all the newest
coOrings. DC. yard;
Beautiful Br0caded aud striped MohRnS az Soc'
yard
Lovely Chsliios nt5, 2. 1872, o. and sJc- yard;
Black Brliantlnes al all prices.
Our Black Henrietta a. 50c- you cannot match
IN tho city for the same price.
Our Beaded Wraps arc fast sellers. THE
prices tell and the people toll the prices" IL
seems So Daily We have customers VINO are
cont 20 us b7 parties who have purchased their
Wraps Of IA. New additions during the week.
Prices from $3.50 to SO apiece
Moro Remnants OF satines, Just opened, at nc.
Bows " indsor Ties. &C. apiece
Lace Curtains q special fob, at 81 pair;
Curtain Poles. Brass Trimmings complete, CSC
The Lillian Corset, Fronch Woven Embroidered
Bust. fully worth ST. for Soc /;
Utica Shesdug a. -. yard
Elegant Dress GiEghams, nice selection, az
GAc. p yard;
Coco Blcached SheetiDg. 1sc. yard;
Select styles Of Extra-Good Dress Ginghems st
SIC. yard
Good Unbloacbcd Cotton at &c. yard
BLACK silk Lace Net and Flouncings at attractive
prices;
Remnants OF Check Muslns at sHc.-Would be
cheap nj i2Hc;
Remnants Of White India Linen at and &c
fully worth 6iS aud l0c.
We solicit cali. end II we are permitted 10
serve you We shall 90 80 honestly andf fairly.
HELD & CO.,
Rp 23Tu&Th coz Broad street.
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rs 1T A STRAW?
Charlotte ~. e. Republicans Upset

Especial telegram to the Dispaich-l
CHARLOTTE, \. c., April 24.-1he appoint
ment Yesterday Of Archibald Brady as posts
master OF Charlotte il regarded as very
PLAIN indication OF the policy President
Harrison proposes to pursue towards the
South. Mr. Brady was opposed by all the
active Republicans in the State except per-
hsps, CONGRESSMAN ESart. The efforts OF
Brewer, Dockery, Jockey, Chairman Eaves,
and Mott, besides scores OF others, whose
influence was brought 10 bear againt Brady,
proved fruitless, and he was appointed. J..
+. Linnel, one Of the judges OF the election
in the ward where Brady cast his vote last
November, went to Washington and made
oath TO the fact that Brady did not vote the
straight Republican ticket. Besides. II was
shown that Brady bad refused TO 90 into
convention OF Republicans where negroes
would participate. Brsdy's appointment
comes like a thunderstroke to the mass Of
Republicans here, but en- account OF his fine
business qualifications is satisfactory to the
business community. lie Is only twenty
seven years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
no 22.9a&athThlem
NrOTTCF A GFNERAT MTFTTNG

NTOTICF.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ Of tho officers and nomOors Of Il. T.. LIZ
CAMP, No. ], CONFEDERATE VETERANS Is
hereby called by Mr. Thomas 4. Brandon, conf
Inander OF eaid camp. unde- she powers vest
ed IA me a. such. AMI also upon the requirement.
In writing OF seven members a. provided by the
bylaws, = take place at No. &C east broad
street Richmond. Va, at the hour Of O'Clock T.
NJ. on the TN DAY II MAY, 1899, for tho pur-
pOse 81 carrying out the sales az the companys
real estate made April II, 1852. and for attending
20 any other business that may 10 ir)ught be-
fore the meeting. All officers and members OF
the Camp arc requested 10 attend in pers)G or
by proxy. THOMAS .BRANDEk,
Commander q h. Is. Lee camp, No, !.
40 23-eOd2W Confederate Veterans.
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To be Paid For.
iBy telegraph to the Disp

Tby ttItBThpH 70 IHV
PHILADELPHIA, April q. -Messrs. Funch,
Fdye & Co., Of New York, agents OF the
Tbngvsls Line OF steamers, TO wnlch COM
pany the lost Danmark belonged, to-day tele.
graphed to this city that they have received
cable from Copenhagen directing them TO
paw the owners OF the Atlantic Transport
steamer Missouri for the cargo which the last.
named steamer jettisoned for the purpose OF
making room to accommodate the Dam
marks passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Remnants That Mu,n OH Average.

j was rather amused at the remark OF an
old inhabitant OF Hastings when | yentured
TO suggest TO him that other health resorts
showed lower death rate. "That's true"
he replied, "but then, you see. our town IS
so exceptionally healthy that when people
have tried every other place they bring
their remnants Of life here as last hope,
and Il Is these remnants that ruin our ave-
raeeO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

tomorrow, II the question were submitted
10 them in acouuty where prohibition could
be enforced. vote TO close the saloons. 10
word, Massachusetts, proposes to make haste
slowly, and 10 take no step which seeming
TO be forward shall prove TO be backward.
No prohibitcry law is worth anything that
Is not based upon public opinion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

The announcement OF the resumption OF
hostilihes around suakim suggests the ques-
ton. How much longer will the British tax
PAYERS brook dilly-dallying in the Red'sea
ljttora? During the military operations
there few months ago, which resulted IN
the signal defeat OF OsMAN DIGYA's forces,
It seemed almost certain that public senil'
ment in England would force the Govern
ment to pursue a vigorous and aggressive
policy in dealing with the Arabs and thus
prepare the way for an early construction OF
the Suskim- BerbeT railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

The letter OF our Fulton correspondent Is
such one as we never publish. To COM
ment upon the verdict OF petit jury is in.
deed to waste time. Who could be Oene-
flied by srch discussion? II 1t is intended
to induce future iuries TO bring in verdicts
acceptable TO anonymous correspondents,
no such communication ought to be gwen to
the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
NORN-PLANTERS
DIvIDEHDs.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
In ROAD COMPANY.
PuItApEIpufl pTnrcb ~ Is

THELADkLFHIA, Mhfch n, IS3A
Notice Is horeby given that the Board OF Di-
recthrs has declared on tho preferred stock of
this Company DIVIDEND or ONE AND ONE
HALF DOLLARS PIX SHARE out OF the surplus
the Treasurer. on and after April % 1883, 70 tho
stockholders as registered at o'clock r. NJ. on
April IL 1889.
The transfer books will DO closed from O'Clock
p ~. April Is. 1889, until . o'clock A; d; May
3, 100. A. J. HEMFHILL,
NH Rad Gii.is&e55t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
A Nice Question.
The Roanoke Times says

"The death OF Judge Stuart. OF the Cor
poration Court Of Alexandria, has caused
very nice legal question 10 be raised as TO tho
rlght Of the Governor TO appoint bis sue
cessor, The Constitution OF the state gives
the Governor the right to Gil all vacancies IN
state Offices unless some other method Oh
filing them 10 prescribed In that instrument,
and there 10 no other method prescribed Tor
filing vacancies in the office OF judge OF cor
porstion courts. But the revised statutes
prescribe shat when such vacancy occurs
In any city the Governor shall designate the
Judge Of some other corporation court to
hold the courts OF said city until the vacan-
ey IL flied bv the Legislature. IL Is main
tanned by some that the Governor cannot,
therefore, appoint Judge OF the Alexsndris
Corporation Court but must designate some
other corporation Judge to hold the courts OF
the city until the Legislature elects new
Judge"
No. The Constitution provides that the
Governor shall have power to GIL pro tenn
pore sill vacancies in those offices for when
the Constitution and idlpS make no provision
As the law does provide how the vacancy In
this case is TO be filled It Is not one OF those
cases which the laws do not provide for.
Consequently the Governor must be gov
erned by the law and the Constitution by
the Constitution alone-aud must designate
the Judge OF some other corporation court
TO ill the Office till the Legislature elects
8 new corporation Judge for Alexandra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
MED Suddenly.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO tho Dspatch.l
Liberty, VA. April 24.-W. I. Coppedge,
commissioner OF the revenue for this district,
died suddenly Of heartdisesse at his home. q
few miles south Of this place, this morning.
His predecessor. Mr.. Mcdaniel, died sud-
denly OF paralysis about three weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Hr. HelsteGd I'm proving.

CINCINNATI, April a. Mr. Nurat Hal
stead's condition is so much improved that
his sons who were called home from the
East have returned. AS soon as he is able
TO leave Mr.. Halstead will probably take an
outing st some health resort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

The Cincinnati Commercial- says ::
every city and town in the country should
celebrate the centennial" Has the Com-
merclal-Gs zette forgotten that WASHINGTON
wac n GCrcbpl,?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

"Mauy reasons are given why hassachu'
sets went wet" but probably the real res-
son Is that the average Massachusetts, man IS
chr0nlclY dry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

"Slr JULIAN PlUNcEFOTE thanked the New
York papers for publishing his picture"
sir JULIAN Is a humorist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

"Mr. WmTELAw REID is well fitted by
education and experience for diplomat"
Yes, for a Russian diplomat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
Is THE BEST
APERIENT, LAXATIVE, AND DIURETIC,
EASILY SOLUBLE, PALATABLE AND PERMA-
NENT. AS AN APERIENT IT
SHOULD BE TAKEN Be
uopuDnu
Is THE BEST

FORK BREAKFAST.
"Of all remedies in my large experience,
CARLSBAD deserves 70 Ue placed in the first
rank" Professor j. SEAGAS, vienna
'No Remedy has given me such excellent re-
eultAn DIR. A. l. A. ToBoIDT, before the Ninth
International Medical Congress.
~ consider the genuine CARLSBAD SPRU-
DEL SALT an invaluable Remedy In all afiec-
tions OF the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver,
and Spleen" DR.. GEoRGE T. MADDEN, Lowell,
Mass.
ain Chronic Catarrh Of the Stomach and fo-
diseases OF the stomach. Liver, and Kidneys the
CARLSBAD WATER AND SPkUDEL SALTS
have proved themselves eminenuy efficaciOus.r
DR.. l. PICKLES, Royal Prussian Medical Coun-
cior.
Beware OF limitations. The genuine article has
the signature OF ETsNRB 4 MEsDKISoN Co."
Solo Agents. on the neck Of every bottle and on
each cartoon.
PAMPHLETS MAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION.
EIsNER & HENDERSON co.
sole Agents.
70 2S So, Tu&Th Barclay street, Now York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
PROPOSALS..
ENGINEERS oFPIcE,l
MANCHESTER, Va, April 10, 1889. !
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BRICK PAVING.

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL
THE 18TH OF APRIL FOR PAVING THIRTY
(a0) SQUARES on Huh street. Manchester, win
be.t No 1 ROCKETS BRICK.
Bids Will be made by tho square yard for ons
Or moro squares. tie total amount no, less than
ten thousand eight hundred ti0s0N square
yards, the whole TO be completed On or teiore
the lsr OF JULY PRoxIMO.
Specifications may be seen and other informa-
ton will DO provided at this office.
A sample Of The brick must accompany each
bill
Bids viii be opened MAY 1sr PRoxIMo. The
Committee on Streets reserying the rlgat TO TO-
iect any or all q them
BY order Of the street Committee.
j. A. LIrscoMB.
an2i-at SUPERINTENDENT OF streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
BRIEP C0MMENT.

The chsnces arc that before the week IS
out there will be a good many deadhead
boomers In Oklahoma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

GRAND OPENING OF "FRUH-
N LINGSFRST" at Armory Hall TUESDAY
EVENING, APRIL ODD. VIII continue ten days.
Open daily from ~ ~ to II I. III. FANCY
ARTICLES I'm great variety and beauty. Res
taurant supplied with all the delicaces OF the
season. Special entertainment for each eve
ming in Sanger Hall without oxtrH charge. Also,
q matinee on Saturday for the children.
Season tickets, 80 cents single admissian, 10
cents; children undor twelve years Of age. D
cents ap 23-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
HASTEN CARDS.

EASTEE CARDS.
Kockg Mountain Will tioke'a. e-Ie sally sr.
taetotui ce isns o. kls.er l.rla, le.... 81.
lsuely. a..
rrayor-Booas AMI Uymla IA Isl ani ff..
SUPPL
Orters from dittsn.a promptly afrnilf
mh 81 b. Est. dDuN. Sos a f..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
LETTINGS.


A URORA LODGE, No. 116, ,,-,.,-q...
"A |. o. o. f., will hold a regular * ~
session in Ellett's Hall. corner lfifth =
and Marshall streets, on THIS
QhursJAy) EVENING, April -, loS' nv
O'Clock sharp. Candidates for degrees requested
10 be prompt All Odd-FelloWs cordially IN
vited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Noble Grand
Gp Alt X. 5. DENNY, Secretary.
UHE ADJOURNED MEETING OF
i The VIRGINIA STATE AGICULIU RAJ
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY Will 10 held
THURSDAY, April s5,h, ai43 P. NJ. promptly
at Chamber Of Commerce. Every siOckhOder
and mem Der Is requested 20 be present
ap2 f2t ASHTON sIAhhb, PRESIDENT
VIHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
4 ING Of OLD DOMINION LODGE, 40. 81.
ORDER GOLDEN CHAIN. will 10 held ~ Laubv
Hall on THU RSDAI EVENING OF $50 oci0c@'
Il. j. BOWLEs,
no 22-2a64thThi2m Secretary.
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nRCG.. nrnicter.. 80.

EHA~1NK- AND ALL URINA
ARO4% 81 Z rYlflrsLss %.
quicsly. anG saf"ly -grctlg uu,ilA cap.
SayCrest cases euro. I1 e.Yrp .8.t t0.t Htf.
Ter box boy all drlggl.fs. or ny mail from ..,.
Manufacturing co.. 3D.. Wife sIlot, AeT ...
Fail directions ser.F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- EXECUTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
ING HOUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-25
AMUAFnENTls.

THE YOUNG LADIES' AID So
4 GETTY OF LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH arc holding n "KAINBOW FESTi-
VALn ia the lecture-roOm Of their church.
THURSDAY EVENING there VII be DAIRY
MAID RECEPTION Mss SALLLK MONTGOMERY
will sing q dairy maid song. ep 2j-lt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28

John Hamilton. Clerk of the
steamer Frank Preston, was shot
on last Sunday evening soon after
the boat left Catlettsburg for Pike.
vile. There was Il large crowd OF
raftmen on board, plentifully sup
piled with liquor, and consequently,
very disorderly. One Justice vas
especially boisterous, and when
Hamilton demonstrated with him
he Immediately shot HIM. The
wound is very dangerous one and
Hamilton'- recovery is considered
doubtful. The boat went back TO
Cailettsburg, but Justice made his
escape. There is said to have been
an old gradge between the parties.
Justice is resident of Pike county
and was seen just across the river
from this place on Tuesday, and
crossed the river ten miles above
here the same evening. Rewards
aggregating $3.50 are offered for him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28


Felix Adams aud james Young mad'
"a busitisss trip 20 your plnce Monday.
! Reirbeqrani Garfield A,Iaafy; IN conf.
pahy win Wis Ihlle Berry. are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Adams. Of Pros
perity.
/ seymour Dean. Of C.s. wsis visiting his
friends 1T this place Eas. sltni4lay.
Lis Young WIS visiting at cherokee
last week.
Born. to'fhe wife Of Frank Young. q
fine girl Weighing ~ pounds.
On last Friday night Are vas discover
ed IL the house OF Rev janirs Wheeler
the iamIly making their escape in their
night c'othes. The house Was soon re-
I'duced TO ashes.
Sam tlauck, Of Cherokee, was visiting
here last Sunday.
Lee Dean, who Is teaching school at
thif place, was visiting his cousin, WV.
KelIar, of X tcllf. last sunday.
Elisha Kelley hal six nice hens stolen
from his hen rpost Que night last weeS.
Que night last week Mansfield Hayes
heard Il noise among his chickens Oh go
out With his shot gun. he discovered some
persou't and aring ut the crowd, some
one followed, aud Nr Hayes tracked the
itar ties mile by the blood. Eel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28
Notice of Interpretation

The undersigned have associated them
selves together,for the purpose OF manu-
featuring aud selling implemrtts handles,
hubs, spokes and fplluaS, lumber. furni-
ture and other articles oi domestic. ag-
ricultIral or commercial ne I'm er the
name Of '''rhe snyder Il Thomas Manu-
iacturihg Company, with Louisa as the
princiInl place OF business, with a capt
i.iIal stG'k of $50 00O.
Business will be begun on the 18th OF
March, $3.50, anu the affairs will be rol,-
du'ted by President, Viee-PreSidcnt
and Superintendent. aud Secretary AN
Treasurer. who will he elected annually
on the second Tuesday in March.
The highest amount of indebtedness
the corporation shall be subject 10 shall
not exceed one-half+ss paid up stock; and
the private pro erty oi,the stockholders
will not be liable for the corporate debts
The lrid upstoek is now one-half tie
capital took aud'the balance may be is
sued at hny time by a vote of the major
lily. The corporation shalt terminate in
tweuty live years.
II. j. SNYDER
a. SNlDER INCoRPoRAToRs.
b. r THoMAs.)
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28
DlRErlELp.

Game Carter has removed TO this place.
Born, TO the wife of Mansfield Hayes,
a girl
Died, last week, AZ her home near Den
ton. KY, Mary Williams, sged u years
Last Sunday, night George Woods stole
u maze from j II. Jobe aud sod her to
John Hayes, and returned home and ac-
knowledged TO the theft.
w. c. HoTbrook has moved to iris,i
creek.
Married Mt the residence Of Jack Il.
Mckinney, on the 2lst, Bobbic Daniels To
Miss IL! X. Mckinney. Smith Hicks, Jr,,
tied the knot.
John n .Joht went 10 Louisa Saturday
a. Berry movtd 70 Elliott County last
week.
Joe Kitchen went.to Geigervllle Tues
day.
Spencer. Swiney and Sarah Lyons elop-
ell SUNDAY. One night last week Wall
Evans entered the hen house of Gordon
Smith. aud wes leaving with hen when
he was shot in The head with shot, but
rot fatally wounded. PnfLIP.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28

Married, at the First Baptist
church, at 8 o'clock yesterday even
ing, by Rev. l.. II. SudditL, Mr.. -.
IL. Billups to Miss Inez V. Fergu-
son. The house was crowded and
n large number we're unable TO get
inside. After the ceremony the
bridal party and a large number of
those present proceeded to the resi-
dence Of the brides parents where
they spent an hour in congratula-
lions and merry conversation, A
band was present and furnished
some music.
The bride and groom are both
worthy young persons and all their
many friends hope that their lives
may be long, prosperous and happy.
A large number of useful presents
were given by friends. Following
ID list; Aug Snyder and Will
Ferguson, set ofdishes OF 81 pieces
Miss Fannie Freese, pair lace cur
tains: j. A. Hughes and wife, bed
spread DR., II. S. Swetnam and
family, bed spread; DR.. Yates and
family, bed spread; f, T. d. Wal.
lace ard wife, table linen and nap
kins; r. G. Mcclure and wife, slop
set; Maggie Yates, pitcher; Ida
cElratE, napkins; Mrs. B. F..
Thomas, set of glasses; :. Miss jamie
Vinson, dust pan; G, d. Norris and
wife, water SCI; Mrs. Northnp, wa.
ter set; P. II. Loar, nice lamp; II,
j. Prichard, kitchen lamp; Jas f.,
Stewart and iatniiy, pair blinds;
Mrs. G. G. sullivan, book of poems !;
Alex. Lackey and wife, foot stool
and pitcher; DC. Spencer and wife,
bucket and dipper; Mrs. G. II, Bur
CESS, set OF china plates; Miss Club
bic Burchett, cake stand and set Of
glasses; Mrs. J.. G. Short, sugar
bowl; II, S. Bussey and family,
glass set; W. W. Iaroum and fam
ily, bowl, pitcher and other useful
domestic articles; II. C. Summons,
broom; Mrs. Eaves, broom; DIR. w
A. Berry, seive; Miss Miriam Hatch
er, pan and match safe ; -E. Norris.
berry bowl; ]. f RatcliiT, tub, wils,h
board, soap and starch; Win Rice
and wife, rug; Arthur Hughes, rug /;
Mrs. and Miss Abbott, lace curtains;
John Burns, set napkins; r. L,
Burns ana wife, table linen; Mrs.
w. II, Waldeck, napkins; Mrs. NJ
Freese, towels Mrs. E. Hutchin-.
son, towels Mrs, g. w. Castle, la
bic scarf; John j, johnson, towels,
&C.; g. +. johnson and family, beG
spread and marriage certificate /; X.
aVipson and wife, table linen;
Miss yeya Eaves. picture throw !;
Jim Billups and vile, table scarf;
W.T.. Evans, comb and brush; Mrs.
Alice Ferguson. pitcher and cake
pan; Miss Della Ferguson, set OF
glassware Mrs. lnss Xinson, nap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28
lRAp

James Alison pastel through onr vii
lage recently, euroute for Louisa on bus
ino>S
,Mr. u. a. Thompson, whnhas been at
tending the Blaine Dlgb srhuol, was Wis
ting home iplAs u few days ago,
Death has again been iltour midst and
ta.en thcwife,of Mr.ili Jordan
Mr.. William Wcllnmnha- been taking
of moving b. panieils creek
think than '.kr1ut''is like i mushroom
which spriug$up IN on" night | also
'thEk llmt krauf ought not Ia look into
Others affairs II he OF she j. acquainted
with BuiyarI think they ought to say
so. RotiyAk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-03-28
Will visit Louisa every month,
with full line of samples.
Perfect fits and low prices,
Notice to Contractors.


Sealed proposals or Pla>tering. for fin
ishing the inside Carpenter work, tair-
Doors, Cas- ngs Sc, and torpaiitiug the
new two story. thur room Brick Nciionl
Building in Louisa. XIV viii b.. received
Mt the Office of F.. Il. d. Wallace in Lon.
lisa. Ky, until 5d'cloc D. ~. on Thurs
day, April 18th. 1889. When the hii,
will be opened and ContrMl awarded.
We desire that bids be male for al Of he
work togetherand ll-o seperale bids for
each class. The Board reserves The risht
to reject any and all bids Plans. an.
specifications can he seen nc The Office 81
+. I. d. W ,llare IN Louisa, NV. Bids
should BE- addressed to the Boil,l of Ell
ucit'op, Lhuisa.ky,, aud enclosed IN a
sealed envelope and marked Bids on
SrhmI House". tie work viii he nail
for in Cash uppn estimates oi4the Arch
itect ,As .ihe WORK progresses. Bidders
will make their bil+ upon he basis Of
their furnishing allmaieriai. Ph>1eriig
to be completed ~ June l,t Carpenter
work by July 10Th. Painting b, Scptem-
Der list +. Il. ID. WALLACE.
JAS. A. HUGHES, Prts't %. L. L.
Sec'ty b. l.. l..
March 18th. 1872 :.