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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-06-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

COUNCIL CHAMBERS, June II, 1889.
Regular meeting of the council; pres
ent Mayor Griffith and all the council
men except Mr.. Sexton.
Minutes of meeting held June 3rd
read and approved with the following
corrections: The repOrtof committee
on streets and alleys in regard to petit
tion presented by the draymen of the
city should read, that they in their
judgment possessed ample protection
under the present ordinances.
Report of police judge for May was
presented and on motion referred to
committee on police and license.
Committee Oh streets and alleys re-
ported recommending the granting of
petition for sidewalk on east side of
Neosho street from Tenth to Twelfth
avenue. The recommendation on mo-
ton was adopted.
Same committee also recommended the
granting of petition for a sidewalk on
the east side of Neosho street from
Second avenue to Copley avenue.
Recommendation adopted.
Committee on streets and alleys re-
ported recommending that the petition
for sidewalk on the west side of Me-
chanic street from Sixth to Seventh av-
enue be not granted. On motion the
recommendation was adopted.
Committee on streets and alleys re-
ported recommending the granting of
DIR. Murray s petition to erect a private
telephone line from his Office to his
residence. On motion the recommen-
dalton was rejected.
Mr.. Phillips presented quite lengthy
report in regard to the investigation
made by the committee on sewerage,
which, on motion was ordered placed
on file.
Mr.. Hornbarger being present enter
tanned the council with full and COM
plete explanation as to the result of his
Investigations in the manufacture of
thing and putting in a system of sew
erage.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Drake was on motion adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on
WaterworkS in connection with the
city attorney be, and they are hereby
authorized, to contract with the Atch-
ison, Topeka Il Santa Fe Railroad
company to furnish water to said COM
pany for all purposes at the city of EN-.
poria for the term of five years at q
/ price not less than 81 800 per year, pay.
able monthly. Said contract to receive
the sanction of the mayor and be sign.
ed by him and the city clerk.
| F. W. DRAKE.
Mr.. Drake also offered the following
which on motion was adopted:
Alley to be graded ten inches lower
in the center, the gutter to be on the
upper side at the upper end and at ths
lower side on the lower end. See pro
file below.
Resolved, That in grading or regrad
ing alleys hereafter the work be done
after the accompanying plan.
+. w. DRAKE,
Chairman of Streets and Alleys.
An ordinance satisfying the follow
ing claims was introduced, considered
by section under suspension of tn,
rules and adopted by a unanimous
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ProhIbltory Amendments.

PITTsBURG, Penn, June l9.-The
prohibitory amendment election is
passing off quietly. The weather is
pleasant and an unusually heavy vote
is being polled III the down town dis
tricts. In the outlying wards, however,
the vote is light and of vest pocket
nature. The temperance women are
doing good work at the polls and are
serving the voters with ice water, but
termilk and sandwiches. The indica-
tions are that the majority against the
amendment in Allegheny county will
be quite large.
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RreskInr un D,.t,llnr,e..

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 17.-In the
northern part of Tuscaloosa county,
about forty miles west of this city, the
citizens have undertaken to break up a
number of Illicit distilleries and cap
ture the men engaged in the business.
For year or more part of the state
has been Overrun with moonshiners,
who finally became so bold that they
carried on their business almost openly
and became "A terror not only to the
revenue officers. but to all law abiding
citizens. About month ago the few
law-abiding citizens of the neighbor-
hood held meeting and resolved to
break up the unlawful business. They
addressed letter To the moonshiners,
asking them To quit the business or
leave the county, on pain of being de-
livered up to the revenue officers and
their stills destroyed. The moonshin-
ers returned a defiant reply and threat
ened death by torture to anyone who
dared to. betray them. The citi.
Zens then waited for some time
before taking any further action and
the moonshiners grew holder than ever
before. Finding peaceable and law
ful means unavailing, the citizens met
again and organized themselves into
aVtgilance committee. They have in
formed the moousbiners that thew
may expect no quarter. The latter
are well armed and determined to re-
sist to the death and BLOODY local feud
IS sure to result. Revenue officers
have gone to the scene of the threat.
ened trouble.
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JustIaed Hla Arrear.

PARIS, June 19.-The Sc'.el says that
Germany has made demand upon
France for compensation for the arrest
of an alleged spy named Lechmer. near
Belfast. in the frontier department of
Haut Rhin, on Whit-Sunday. The
French officials declare that documents
found on Lechmer justified his arrest.
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Will Accent.

WASHINGTON. June I9.-General Luz
cius Fairchild of Wisconsin has noti-
fed the president that he will accept
the vacant place on the Cherokee COM
mission. He will meet the other mem
bers of the commission in this city in a
few DAYS.
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morton and Deputy Sheriff Williams,
all OF whom failed to identify the sus-
poets. Maroney and Mcdonald were
then taken back to their cells and the
ChicagOans left the prison.
Judge Andrews this morning, in the
supreme court, discharged Maroney
and Mcdonald, on the ground that
there was no evidence on which to hold
them,
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Why Il It

That people linger along always COM
planning about that continual tired
feeling? One bottle of Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker will entirely
remove this feeling, give them a good
appetite and regulate digestion.
D. W. NORRIS, druggist.
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The Pride Of Woman.

A clear pearly and transparent skin
is always sign of pure blood. and all
persons troubled with dark, greasy
yellow or blotched skin can rest as
sured that their blood is out of order.
A few doses of BEGGS' BLOOD PU-
RIFIER & BLOOD MAKER will re-
move the cause and the skin will be-
come clear and transparent. Try if.
and if satisfaction is not given it will
cost you nothing. 1t is fully war
ranted. D. w. Morris. Druggist.
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Corn chop at $40 ton, bolted corr
meal S13 a ton or exchange on the fol
lowing basis: Allowing 20 cents a
bushel for corn. oats chop as cents pei
hundred. Finest graham -four in the
world at s12 per hundred: AT the
Americas Wind Mill.
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To the SnRarara.

BELFAST, Ireland, June 19.-The
mayor of this city has sent 500 pounds
by cable to the Johnstown sufferers as
an installment on the amount to be
raised by the citizens of Belfast.
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Loca, Op,iou r,,lI Pas.ed

LANSING, Mich, June 19.-The local
option bill, after hanging fire in the
senate for weeks, passed that body
yesterday. and will probably become a
law as soon as it reaches the governor.
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AIhert Wynft head.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 1S.-Albert
T. Wyatt, president of the Standard
Cattle company, died here yesterday
after a short illness. He was president
of the Wyoming Stock Growers asso-
citation and prominent in republican
circles
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To-Day,a Apnolntment.

WASHINGTON. June, 19.-The presi-
dent has appointed William Wake
field post master at Humboldt, Kan
sas. Mrs. Ella Kimball's commission
has expired.
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NEW YORK, June III have no
time to talk politics. said Governor
Foraker of Ohio to a Times reporter
yesterday. II am about to start for
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w. L. Dimm, our popular shoe
merchant, returned Sunday afternoon
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives at his old home in
Juniata county, Penn. Mr.. Dimm
assures us that the newspaper accounts
of the terrible loss Of life and property
in Pennsylvania during the recent
floods are not exaggerated in the least.
On the Juniata river one hundred and
twenty-five miles from the YOUNGSTOWN
disaster, houses, barns, horses, cattle
and household goods were constantly
being carried down by the flood. Near
ly ali the streams in Western Pennsyl-
vania are raging and the damage can
not as yet be accurately estimated.
Mr.. Dimm passed through JohnstOwn
in the morning, only a few hours be-
fore the town was destroyed by the
bursting of the reservoir. He returned
to Emporia via of New York, Niagara
Falls, through Canada, Chicago and
other points of interest and reports a
most pleasant trip.
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4 p.asreaee ID Opi1Ion.

Smith exhibiting a painting, his own
workl-I declare conncissecr wozld
swear Il was Titan.
Muttonhedde-Hmi may be; and 81
Titan saw il he would swear g zas 3
6mitla.-EsxeIlas.ae.
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Marony and MeDonald Dl.rh,rged.

MarOny and Mcdonald Dlseharged.
New York, June 1.-THE three
men who came in from Chicago for the
purpose of identifying Marony and
Mcdonald principals or accomplices
IN the murder of DIR. Cronin visited
the tombs this morning with authority
to see the prisoners. The subjects
were placed in line with a score of other
prisoners. William H. Hatfield, who
sold the furniture, afterwards
found in the cottage where Cronin was
murdered, was the first to pass along
the line, but he failed to identify either
OF the men. He was followed by Mar.
Unison, the expressmaD, F.. q. Throek.
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Chairman of Streets and Alleys.

An ordinance satisfying the follow
ing claims was introduced, considered
by section under suspension of the
rules and adopted by unanimous
vote.
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Though we have said good-by,
Casped hands and parted ways, my dream and L
There still is beauty the earth and glory In the
sky.
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DEaepiRLp.


Married, at the residence Of Felix Ad-
ans, S. y. Jobe to Miss Belle Berry. Al
so, John NJ. Jobe to Miss Mary Mckinney.
Also, Arthur Kitchen to Miss Sarah
Grubb.
j. i. Large's house burned last Thurs
day night, the IRE originating from the
steve. about half his Household goods
were destroyed.
Sarah Diamond, OF Morgan's creek, is
visiting here.
Died, at her home near here, on the
22nd inst, Elizabeth, wife of NJ. N.Large.
She leaves a husband and four ciaildrcri.
Also, on the slth, little child OF W. g.
Holblook.
A little cAildof John Hughes is coniin-
ed with rheumatism.
Al little son OF c. {. Miles is low it'll
fiux.
Luther PiEg passed hero recently en-
route for G.. Smiths.
Hurrah Tor Hannah and Yanhoose-
J.P. Prince and S. T. Dean are en-
gagged Numbering on raniel's creek.
Our school viii commence August 9
Joel Cunningham being the reacher en-
ploycd. DEREFiELD Boy.
I
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PKAcn ORCHARD. Ky.


L. 5, johnson and wife spent Sunday
In Louisa.
Geo. Crawford, of Ashland, rho had
the contrac, for the brlck-work on the
new store at this place, was here over
Sunday.
Jim Hampton, Of Catlettsburg, passed.
through here last saturday.
Zip Moore was seen in our village last
Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. j, Crutcher
twelve pound boy.
John Prison, while at work in the
mine, met with sad accident last Satnr-
day by slate falling on his head aud nash
Ing 1t badly. Big SANDIAS.
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EMMA, KY.

The Republicans pretend TO be quite
jubilant oyer the nomination Of G. Milt
Elan for County Superintendent.
knowing the history of .he man as
do l know 1t would be wrong TO remain
silent aud let him run this race without
pointing the good people to his record as
County examiner.
The victims Of his depredations as ex-
aminer are surprisingly numerous in the
county, and q very small amount ofin-
quiry viii bring you enough instances to
convince you that you would be violating
your duty to the children of our county
should you vote for him. | could name
a number of cases but will not do so
through the paper.
Ills string to pull on in his campaign
is that w. d. 0'Neal is from the State OF
Ohio, but, people, remember that Elan
is from Virginia quite recently; and he
says further that O'Neal is not fit to fill
the office OF Superintendent because he
never held first-class certificate, which
Is untrue. O'Neal has first-class certifi-
cate to show TO all who doubt it. Remem.
Der, too, people, that Elan examined
o'Neal and did not give him justice. He
SAYS that O'Neel holds no diploma from
any College. Neither has Elan diplo'
ma, and he can show no better qualifica
ton than O'Neal, for both have the sam'
kind Of certificates, and are both eligible
to the Office, and can't see why Elan
will circulate such STUFF as he is put
ting into the minds of the people.
And now, good people, Iappeal to you
better judgment and ask for hearty sup
| port Of O'Neal, and when he is elected
we will have no moTe contention in on
schools. We will have few, if any, i'm
ported teachers, and no frauds. 1, though
no teacher, guarantee that all will &c
Justice in The examinations, and neve
have your grades reduced.
| lillian is to be Gar of the schools o
this county, we had just as well give VI
hopes for better schools.
COUNTRY JAKE.
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BLAINE.
Candidates plenty.

Candidates plenty.
The attendance at the celebration CIV
en- by the F. A. Lodge. was not very
large, owing to the disagseeablt weather.
w. w. Marcnm was on our streets re-
Gently.
Samuel Lowe and wife are visiting at
Olive Hill.
Death visited tue family OF X. Chatiin
last week and took son aged six years.
The bereayed family has our sympathy
John Harmon, OF Curnutte, has seeur-
ed a position in A. NJ. Holbrook s dry
goods store.
John Stambaugh and Willie Pelphry
were here last week.
Up. Gartin went to PottersYille last
Sunday.
We think our good christian peoplS
ought to furnish some Of our preachers
with pair of suspenders or coat, OF
have them quit the profession. We thins
this one Of the many drawbacks 70 III
cause of christianity. We SHOULD So
port cur ministers and have some OF or
so-called preachers" work at some, bins
in which hey can be mere aseiul. lie
us take this step now. Schoot Boy.
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Kentaeky sanaay seho0l UnIon.


LOUISA, KY, July %, 1889.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of
Lawrence county, KY, fully realiz-
ing the influence OF the Sunday
School for good in every commun-
ity where il is nourished, also that
when properly conducted they pro-
portiona,elY accomplish better re-
suits knowing that our county, and
the whole State, need the Sunday
School in its best form, hereby ex-
tend a call to those interested TO
meet us in convention, when such
questions will be discussed and
ideas exchanged, which, with an
organization for constant aggressive
work, perfected at said gathering,
will advance the interest of the Sun.
day-school and thus the Kingdom
Of our blessed Lord and Master
r. I. BURNS, Rev. C.S. MARKIS
REV. J. S. Cox, Rev. S. E. SIMPSON
REvs. H.S.SwETNAM, A.J.THoMPso,
and others.
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GEonaE's cEEEr


DR.. Hatten and wife and daughter
passed up by here yesterday eDroute 70
Prestonsburg.
Tip Moore and daughter passed here
last week enroate to Logan Co., W. Va,
TO visit his daughter.
A man by the name fswiney was bad
ly hurt about the heal, one ear being
nearly cut of, by being caught in the
wheel ofthc Yirgle RatcliG.
DR.. Hatlen's buggy overturned while
driving around the new piece of road
above d. W. casred's, tie Doctor receive
ing slight cut across the nose.
n. r. JudPs wife has been sick for
some time and Is no better.
Miss Matte BiantOn win commence
schoolat Burgess Chapel ON the 10Th.
Labe and Tom Mcclure passed through
here one day last week pretending to buy
cattle, but Think they we're out working
for Geo. Chapman.
A full history Of the JohEstown flood
can be bought OF N. F. Castle. agent,
MOUNTAIN Boy.
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Jas. H. Fannin. the alleged Re

Jas. H. Fannin, the alleged Re-
publican candidate for the State
Senate, came in one evening last
week, and 1t was amusing to see the
Republican bosses here trying to
hustle him out oftOwn befogc day
light. From here be went to Ash
land, and after wandering around
there for few hours, he inquired
the way to Greenup county, and
some fellow mischieyously pointed
across the river to Ohio and told
him that was Greenup county, and
at last accounts he was standing
on the bank waiting for the ferry
boat.-Ky. Democrat.
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Noticel

To THE People OF LAWRENCE
! have come to your county to
sell the following named books So
cial Dynamite, or the Wiokedness of
Modern Society by 4. Dewitt Tai
mage, the world gre9test preacher,
and the History Of. the late Johns
town Flood, large and complete, by
New Yorks most celebrated author,
W. Fletcher Johnson. These are
books which viii delight and inter
est every intelligent household.
They will interest, and also instruct
and elevate the minds Of ell who
read them. Kindly expecting your
orders, / am Yours Resp'y,
H. Howell, Agent.
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Democrats, if d Republican can
didate tells you Of certain we'll
known Democratic who are going
to vote for him, just set it down as
untrue. You will notice that those
certain prominent Democrats are
always residents of a portion Of the
county remote from your section,
and that the statement is made
simply to try to secure other Dem
ocratic votes. Aleading Democrat
from Blaine was in town few
days ago and was informed that
his name had been used in the
Peach Orchard district in this man
ner, whereupon he became quite
indignant and declared thar The
candidate had stated a falsohood
VIII you indorso such corIup
ton by your votes
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A Large Enterprise.

The contractors have completed
the work Of adding all the latest
improved machinery to The Louisa
Roller Flour Mills, at this place.
This has been done at great cost 70
the proprietor, Capt. Freese, but he
is now able TO compete with any
mills in the country in the quality
Of -four, The capacity Of the mills
has been almost doubled, being now
a5out.one hundred barrels Of -four
per day.
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Consumption surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR Please inform your
rsadors that have rositiye remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands ofhopeless cases have been
permanently cured. shall be glad to
send two bottles of my REMEDY FREE to
any Of your readers who have consump-
ton IL they willscrd me their express and
post Office address, respectfully,
ia. S.octM, M C. ISL Pearl st., New York
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TnR VcnpIcr UNAwrMovs

W.D. Salt, Druggist. b .aus, nd, tests
hes 81 can recommend Electric Biiters IS
the very best emedy. Every bottle 5 I'D las
given relief in every AS. CIe nan took SIX
! otil ), and w.s cared Q ( Rheumatism OF 10
$ ears standing Abraham HGI-, dru' .ilt
Belly.lle, Ohio, sfirnis: a'Ine best sellii !,
medicine Ia se eve. J. lndled in my 20 years
experience, Is Electric Btters." Tt pusands
ofo,lsers hss:. added thei nc s,imcnY, 50 Tat
lie verdict IS unaninlc rs that Eel :etric Bitters
do cure all diseases. I he Liver. Kidneys &
Rtaod. cily nal dollar hottie at W.T..
Evans Drug Store.
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prReoNAL

<---
Geo. ThornbHry was here Tues
day.
Judge Rice went to catlottsburg
Tuesday.
A. J. Loar spent dast week in
Cincinnati.
VIM. Remmslo spent Sunday in
Huntington
A. Preston, Of Richardson, was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. G. Sullivan went 70 Ash
land yesterday.
L. A. Robinson, Of Maysville,
was here Monday.
L. b. vinson, Of Cerodo, was in
town few days ago.
p. II. Vaughan, Of Richardson,
was in town yesterday.
Rev. d. p. Holt and wife, Of
Russell, came up Monday
Miss Ida Billups returned satur-
day from visit to Ashland.
Mr.. Louis Williams, Of Blaine,
was in our Office yesterday
Mrs. t. X. Moore and daughter,
Miss Fannie, are visiting in Louisa.
DIR. j. w. Swetnam, Of Peach
Orchard, was in Louisa yesterday.
Miss Ida Mott, of Ceredo, w Va.
is visiting Mr., and Mrs. M S. Burns
Mr.. NJ. T. Preston, Of Peach
Orchard, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. OH. Carpenter, Of Cat
lettsburg, visited in Louisa yester-
day.
Mr.. re. Burns, Of catlettsburg,
was here this week taking deposit
tions.
Mr.. r. II. vansant, Circuit Clerk
of Elliott county, was in our office
Monday.
Mr.. n. I. Crutchfeld returned
to Louisville Monday, after spend
ing week here.
PHI. Loar left Tuesday for Pike
county TO look after the timber bus
mess Of Loar Bros
Mr.. j. w. Dillon and wife, Of
Catlettsburg, visited Judge Stewart
and family Monday.
Mrs, j. II. Northup and daugh
ter, Miss Gypsy, went to Cincinnati
yesterday for a visit to relatives
Mr.. RemmeIc and children hayi
returned from visit to relatives
at Huntington, w. Va. They were
accompanied by Miss Helen Rem
mele
Capt. spcrry, Of Boyd county
and Commissioner Jas, Evans, o.
Prosperity, were in our Office yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lackey anC
Mr.. 10. Lackey and wife ATTENDED
the burial Of Mr.. T.R. Browns lit
tie daughter at Catlettsburg Tues
day.
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LITTLE BLAINn.

A pie mite was given at Moore : Chap
el July 27, 1889, for Che benefit OF tue
Sunasy Sehaol, which was a grand sue
cess. The pies Drought S2.7S, and the
cake bfought s5.sS, making ss.l6. Miss
Ursula Thompson was the holder Of the
ticket drawing the cake.
We had soma coed lectures BY h. 9.
McKinster, A. L. Moore and W, H. q
Thompson. We also had a large crowd
aud gool behavior, Ier which we return
o.r thanks. J. r. .acNnoRTEFs Sec.
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4 woMAx's DiscotERr.

ssAucther wonderful discovery hast made
and that tooby lady in this county. Dis
ease fss,enedi It's clutches upon her and Tor
seven yes rs she wilhstood is severes. tests.
bn, her vital sTgans were undermined and
death seemed immirsnt For thr-e months
shs couched in:essantly and could nor sleep.
she bought ofus bottls ofDr. Kings New
Discoveryfor Consumption. and was 50 mach
relieved on taking the FIRST dose shatsAc slspt
nh NIGHT ind WITH one i.otlle has b,en mirsc-
uioasly cured. Hei name is Mrs. Luther
Tntr1 Thus mfile ". c. FIamsick AGO.
Of shelby. N. C.--Get free trial bctrle at
W. 4. Evans Drug Store,
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The heaviest rain ever known in
that vicinity fell few miles above
this place last Thursday night. A
portion ola railroad trestle four
miles above here was washed away
and no trains passed on Friday.
The passenger trains made regular
trips, however, transferring passeh-
gers and mail at the trestle.
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WANTED. "A man in every ooun-
ty of Kentucky and West Virginia,
who can furnish good reference, to
manage the gathering Ola church
and sunday-school history, to be
made a part of a religious history,
For terms call ON or address w. B.
Cox or G. W, Peters. Louise, Ky.