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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
geras NIB Die g@afsmdbt.

Gein @ef9dfts5Deig-iagt bas Texas
Live Stock Journal in elmer ieiner leg.
ten Nummern If in 1eras 10 arg bers
na9idfist, pie bic Mdfung Don SGas
fen fiir ben Wartt, unb fein anberer
felt oieuei@t 10 rei9e @eminne in
Nusfi1t, tuenr er in Der eeb6rigen
Weile betrieben pirb. @1afe inb in
Seras au bilieen preifen au faufen,
f6nnen nit geringen &ofien mad Den
Mafpennen gebra6t uio ieBt aud su mds
Bigen Gra1traten auf bic Mdrfte gelieferi
tperben. S9afe felt au MAIDEN, 3abIt in
ben dlteren Staaten better, als &fnb.
bieb 5u mdfen, un3 bic Mdifer finb bort
INNER bereit, tpeit b6bere preiie fir
Sdrnmel 3u sablen, dig Die inb, fir
tpeI9e man 0dmmel in Seras babeu
fam, ielbit 3u 3eiten, tpenn bic 51afs
aii@ter CUTE preiie flr bic Wo0e be-
tommen.
2dmmer finb i'm 9erbft gu 81 bis
$1.50 per Slid au baben, t6nnen i'm
acknowledgement Gribiabr als idbrige
Sdmmel perf9ifft uerben unb brineen
bann ebenio bobe preiie, tuie bic belten,
pel9e iebt auf ben Marft fommer
Was fir Ssras in biefem 9usenbIide
n6tbig III, inb elm paar n6r6li6e
S9afs Wfdfer erifen &anges, bic ibr
Gel1dft berfteben, 2eute aus benz tpeft.
li9en Ganfas, BON Nebrasfa uuo aug
benz Buffalo > 9iftrift, = 2eute, meI9e
piHen, ME S9afe bebanbelt tperbeu
miifen, bic ibnen S@ub gegen bic I'm
biloen BET @itterung seben, ibnen BIZ
pafenbe Gdtterung SutommeH laien
unb 8ertrauen gu benz @eI6dft baben,
neil ie Dihen, baB @elb BARN fedt.
Oas Sournal tpeiB big iebt nur bon Elm
paar fleinen partien gutter, tornfettel
6dmmeI, tpel9e bon Ssras peri9ifi
tuorben finb, unb stuar finb es bic Ser
rem Mbeeler. 2pn9am & Co., tpel6t
bieie 9biere semdfet batten. so piel
mir uns aber erinnern, tparer es altt
Sbiere, mel9e fe felt gema9t batten
tpGbrenb es teinem 3tDeifel unterliegt,
baB es bebeuten6 Dortbeilbafter 1T,
iunse au mdften. SIN eroBen StaaI
9eras f6nnte cine sroBe Nn3abl boz
fa9tunbisen S9af Mdlteru plab fin
ben unb elm gutes @ef9dit MAIDEN.
Sic mtIen aber erft bon auspdrts tom,
men. 8is ieBt finb fie in 9eras MID
borbanben, unb Der einfa9e @runb ba.
fir 1T, oaB big 6abin chen nur barar
geba1t tporben 1T, &inbDieb au mdlten
neil 6as ALIEN fur elm lobnenbes &c:
fhdft angeieben tpurbe. Sn @irtliAteit
be3ablt fi9 bas Gettma9en BON 9dm.
meln fur ben Martt aber am befien,
unb bofentli9 tuir5 es ni9t LANCE mebl
bauern Bis flir biefes lobnenbe @eI6dfi
aud in 3eras bic 3eit gefommen ieir
wirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
embicrtttipmspreis fiir baS Wp'
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
s. g. 8ni9.
&pbert Yenmiger.
~. S@DrubtttD.
6 pflle 8.
Ga Mntonio D, IA. Mdrs, 1889.
NRfSerffnufde Trad1t=E aten.

@toerftnat9e grant zJtafeh.
Gin re9t f6Iagenbes 8eiipiel bafhr,
in tuie unberantmDrtli9er WeiIe 5eras
BON ben @ifenbabnen gum 9ant baflr,
oaB es b%ielelben nit 10 rei6en 8elb>
f9entunsen unterftiBt bat, bebanoelt
unb iberbprtbeiIt tpirb. Iiefert Die Mtits
tbeiIuug zines bieisen @ef9dftsmanues.
sd min iasen", 10 duberte li9 bers
ielbe. rim tuel9er Mrt gum 8eiipiele &C..
gen @an Nntonio berfabren tptrb, uno
poblbemertt, i6 fibre nur S9atfa9en
on, unb min mid auf Sbeorien garul6t
einlaKen. Sd bate bDr Sturgeon Jraht,
bic nidt Dem 8erberben ousgefebt 1T,
nod San Grancisco gu beri6ihen; Der
Gra6tlab bon San Nntonio ooribin
betrdgt $3.50 fur bunbett Pfunb. 9a
fdidte i'd, UNI biliger ab3ufommen,
bic ea1en 3uerf nod Stem Sort unb
bate bafir SLIGO 3u beaablen; BON ba
oeri9iFte i'd fe nod San Jranciseo
3uriid, tpas $1.70 fofete. Sd be5ablte
fomit i'm @an3en $3.50, erfparte alfo
ouf benz piel ldngeren umDeg fiber
Sem gorf 80 Gents an ie 100 pfuno,
mas fir bic gauge Wagenlaoung cine
febr betrd6tIi9e eumme ausma1te.
Sd fibre Sbnen bieien Gaa muir oes'
balls an, baB es, trob Der g%egentbeiligen
8ebauptungeu Der Serreu Monopol.
Jarfpre9er tn Nuitiu, 10 etwas wie
vl1eberbortbeilung unb 0intanieBung
Der teranii6sn @eiddftsinterefen eesen
ben Morben unb Often" eiebt, uno un=
fer @ei9dftsbsrfebr unter benielben re6t
betrd6tIi9 gu IeibeH bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Ser Cinderella sdub store,

Gde St'9oufolffraBe uno Noenue T.,
bat .5einea 8orratb bon G1uben fiji
Serren, DAMIEN unb &inber fiir bic bes
boritebenben Saiions erbalten, unb 1T
i'm Stanbe, alen Mnipri1en, tpel9e
man an elm elegantes ooer an bauers
baftes unb preiswiiroiaes S1ubmerf
ftellt, gu geniisen. Der GimbereIIa
S6ub StDre 1T elm iebr belieb.
ter @infaufsort, namentli9 oeutI9er
9amen, ni9t nur Bet aubortommenben
Beoienung tOegen, fonbern tbatid9li9
tpeil bic feilgebotenen Maaren In ieber
Siufi9t empfesleuspertb finb unb Sas
tisfattion gegeben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 8or3tigli6lt e, tpas JuBbetleis
bungstinitler MIR leilen f6nnen ;
S9ube fir ben galliaaI. Iusgebes
i6ube, SGube fir's 9aus uttb liarte,
babel bod elesante @dube fir &inber.
5erren iperben in glei9er Meiie bes
bient. ales pabt mie ansegofen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Wnrt! Maudh,naaren!

@roeerpbdnbler unb 9peifenirtbe
bonn 2anbe m69ten mir eiubringIi6
6arauf aufnerfiam MAIDEN, bab mir
fir Die Gabrifation bon Wurlt unb
&au6maaren umfangrei6e 8orbereis
tunger setroHen boben uttb in stanb
geieBt fnb, alien Inforberungen @es
ntige gu leifen. Wir geben @arantie
fur quite @aare unb reele 8eoienung.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per-
i6nli9en 9eitung. @enbet Cure 8es
feQungen Bel 3eiten elm.
W m. 96flin9 & Sobr,
1,10m1i Sill Mbenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

Das- gbamberlains 9ufen ; Mebi3in
III beriibmt tuegen ibrer prDmpien unb
tpirtfamen Gur bon 9uiien unb Grfdl=
tung. Die f9limmfte grfdliung fam
bur9 Elm paar 9pfeu biefes Mitiels ge.
boben Derben. Gum 8erfauf bel ".
@obn & Co., s. Ralteper & 9obn unb
allen Druggifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Qantpfer Ngentnr.

Die uGreie Yreife fhr Ses
gas" bertritt bic fOlsenben Dampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere Wustunft
tuegen paKage nod unb bon EUROPA
unb berfauft Gampfi6ifs unb giiens
babnbiQete gu ben niebrieffen Raten.
Sie 2ife ber BON uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
Samburg . Mmerifanif@e 9amtpfs
f@ifffabrts. 8eieai@aft.
6eb Star Sinie (9lutiuerpen).
Gpmpa8mie @enerale 1ramss
atlantiaue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Qokt gun uidt tdufmen bur

= 2aBt .gu9 ni6t tdui&en burG
niebere preiie FIR Arbtit, tuel&e beiier
als irgenb cine in Seras seIiefert tuirb,
ioubern oerfigt @u9 nod Gala
10 a p's pbotoerapbiidem MteIier, 30.
Alb Sfs 9oufon.S traBe, mo @u& quite
unb sufrieoenftenenbe grbeit gu reeIem
8reiie ~garantirt uirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

say- Sbos. @oggan& 8ros.
baben bas poaitdnbisiie Saser bon Mus
l~ifalien in bet Stabt unb seben Sebem
ben notbiaen Nb3ug uber &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Sn benz bel 2erbSf i'm NnhoItin

Sn benz bel 3erbit i'm Nnbaltinis
t9en gelesenen Sorfe Steub. bas segea
700 @inpobner sdblt, if i'm perfloHes
men Sabre ni@t ein ein3iges MaI Der
Sob eingetebrt. 5teub I;egt aiemli9
bod, ettpa 10 Winuten bon Der glbe
unb ber Stabt aten geseniiber. Wenn
Steub in Imerita ldse, plrbe man ii9
bieie @~elegenbeit ni6t entgeben laIen,
I'm ben Ort aIs sgroBartiGlten Health
Resort Der gan3en @eIt" g~ebubrenb
auf3upuHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

DDr gs,iit feline @efubr bamit bers
bunben, @%bamberlaias SufensM eoi3in
ben 6inbern gu geben, ba tie feline
f9dbliGen Subftan3en entbdlt; tie lit
unerreidt fir grfdliung unb 8rdune.
Gum 8ertauf BET 81. @pbn & Co., +.
&alteser & Sobn unb auen Oruggifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

sG- Die vNationaI".B ettfe5erns&ei
nigunss Mnfalt bot iOeben Elm 3weigs
gei6dft in unierer Sta6t, gde acequias
unb 8eramenoisS traBe, er6fnet. Wenn
Sbr Cure Bethlehem, RiHen unS pOlfer
10 gut tpie neu gema6t baben wolt,
fommt gu uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Sanglingeng Wdnneru
mir5
Std5ere Setltsn9 8aramtirt.

Die i9redliden 6oIgen Der Suaeubfimben.
@ef9ledtsf9wdde b~erurfadenb, poburd Self
mn6 aorper ruinirt ner6en, permanent ae,
betlt. 9~er3fIopfen, Sdidternbeit, Sanen.
abflus. @ebddtniefdipd9e, 8erIuf ber @ner.
gle. abneieung sesen @efeafdaft unO MsIan.
Golie sriubti@ turirt.
8erbetratbete MANNER, ODER foIGe,
bic F6 serbeirntben %polen, bic tn GoIse bon
SnbiStretion in Der Saeenb an GeidIedts. unb
aerbeui@pdGe IeiSen, werten srinblid turirt.
aeine MineraIieu eineeseben.
5anse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt NIT unfdbieen
2euten uerfdpenbet unb f9 babur6 Rrant.
teiten bes 4cpfes, Der Safe, bes 9aIfes, Der
2eber, 2ungen, @ineepeibe unb bes Masens
snseaosen baden, DerSen fGuel turirt.
2att Sud niGt burd faIfAes SdnmsefibI
abtalteu. fofprt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Gter=unterihetbuua.

Ser umitanb, baB aus ben elmer
9enne, @aus ober Cite untergeleaten
@iern meifens mdnnli6e 06gel aus
frle9en, berutia6t manGen BerbruB
unb S6aben, benn Bel Der berrf1en6en
8ielweiberei bieier 86geI bat Die leberz
aabl Der Ndnnaen groBe St6rungeu
i'm Gamilienleben our Golge, eiferfi6=
tige Gebben unb &dmpfe, bic matt rur
bur9 bas Ibi@to9ten ber iiber3dbligen
mdnnli1en Sbiere mieber beieitigen
tann. Nu9 bas Gleii9 BET mdnnliden
g6geI 1T ni@t 10 i6madbaft unb 3art,
dig bas Der weibli@en. Wenn man
baber Elm &enn5si6en bat, moran mot
bic 8eI6le9ter i6oa i'm 81 unterl1eiz
ben fann, 10 miro mar bic Mdnnden
entbaltenben 5ter big auf ben cts
foroerli9ea Na9pu6s fir bic Slide
p~eruenben unb bic Meib6en entbalz
tenben gier gum Nusbriiten unterIegen,
moburd bic @ehi9el3u6t benz 3ufaa
eRt3ogen miro unb in Die bo1e @ewalt
Der 9ausfrauen fommt, bereu Gorge
fe mei}tens anbeimfdqt. = Oas Inter
i9eioungs5ei6en Der gier 1T baber dig
elm pi9tiger Gort19ritt in ber @eflagels
audit aH5uieben, nobel aud ber Sdser
betbeilist lit. Die Gaianeneier perben
oabur9 gu gr6Berem Aufi6munee ges
laneeu, bic balb3abme 3u@t ber &ebs
btbner unb anberer Wilbbibner 1T
erm6gli9t uub bic tinitli6e 8rus nit
Maf9tnen tpirb babon NuBen 3ieben.-,
Ser Gran5oIe 90. @enies bat Der Sou
tur bas @ebeimniB abgelifet unb tbeilte
Der Mcabemie Der Wifenidaften gu pas
rig nit: rtaB @ier, uel6e mdnnlt9e
86sel entbalteu, am fpiBen @noe tleine
Galten unb Gun5eln aeigen, tDdbreno
bic @ier, aus benen meibli9e 86gel
fommen, an beiben @nben glatt abges
runbet finb. = IS bleibt me,fpiirbig,
pie fi6 bas NaturgeieB, baB ale n,dnr.
li9en @eid6pfe msbr edge uio fnDrs
rige, Die msibii9en aber mebr rDei9e
unb runbe Gormen baben, big auf bas
81 eritredt, in6em bier untsr Bsibebals
tung Der algemeinen Jorm, bieies
Metfnal in unebenbeiten i1 ausbridt.
pdbreno Die gier NIT peibli1em Sns
balte bic glatte, Dei9s Gorm bebaIten.
Wenn @enies auf oiefe Weiie our gnt,
bedung geleitet tpurOe. 10 ntuB nan iei.
mem S6arfinne ole Iaerfeunung gu
Sbeil uerbeu %la1eu.
m~ perioHen, bic on &beumatismus
leibcn, foaten GbamberIains "Pain
Balm bsriu9en. Cine Nnpeubung
liabert ben G6mera unb fem beidns
bigger @ebrau6 bat man9e 5d1e bon
9ronii9em unb 8elenf. 8beunatismus
furirt, in mel9eu anbere Deilmittel unb
ielbit bic beten Ner3te Ni6ts ausridten
fonnten. preis so Gents per Glai9e.
Gum 8erfauf Bel q. @obn G. Co., s.
3alteper 6 Soba uno aGen 9~ruggifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
Npti5 AT gtener5abler.

Der Undergraduate madt biermit b%stannt,
Dab bic ftabtii9e AID valorem unb &opf f.
femer fir bas MunitipaIjabr 1888 ter benz
l. Gpril bieieS Sabres gu entri@ten iinb.
@buarb Ntfde sen.
1913, 9mtlmiu Stabt- Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

10 Gcinfe unb biqigfte Srudla.
der bel s 0 b ION 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

= Wel6 toloRaIe Nietbs 2aft bic
geFber Der groben, p%runtbaft ausgefat.
teten BerIiner 8ierIotale gu tragen ba'
baben, bas Iebren foIgeube geiipiele:
SEEDS ber betannteffen Nusi9antlofale
BON 8rauereien toften suiammengenoms
men 291, 900 Mart Mietbe pro Sabr.
Da3u geb6ren: elm 2ofal nit 10000
Marf, 3tpei nit lie 45, 900 &c., ems nit
43, 900 &C., ems nit SO, 900 3D.. unb
ems fogar nit {, 1000 90. Mietbe. gfan
bat BET benz gu 80. 900 Wf. ausgere9net,
baB tdgli9 6 Stunben fdmmtli9e
Stable in ben &dumli9teiten nit einis
sermaBen Hotten 3e9ern beiebt fein
miiHen, tpenn bic M;etbe ben @aftpirtb
ui6t ruiniren fol-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

= S9on felt Snbren lit i1 bdufg
an Maeens, 2ebers unb NierenIeiben
unb ni9ts bradte mir 2inberung, Bis
i6 9r. Nuguf 26nig's hamburger
Sropfen einnabm, uel9e mir Bel fort.
seiebtem @ebrau9 fosar Seiluns
bra6ten. = 6. Mertbeimer, San
Graneisco Martst, San Graneisco, Sal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28
Burned to Death.

q
The wife of Gordon Williams was
burned to death at her home at
Eden. Martin county, on last Tues
day. Her clothes caught fire while
she was alone, in a manner un-
known to any person, and her en-
tire body was literally roasted. The
occurrence took place about O'Clock
a. M, and she died in horrible ago
ny a few hours afterward. Physi-
clans were called but could do her
no good. She was a good christian
woman, and leaves a husband and
one daughter. who mourn the loss
of a good wife and devoted mother.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

Republicans Praise Paynter.
Postmaster Davis, editor of the
Public Ledger, the Republican or
gan of this district, was in Wash
ngton City last May, and in let
ter to his paper, published May 20,
said: Hon. Thomas ii. Paynter is
popular with everybody, and l can
cheerfully bear testimony to his
efficiency, having had frequent oc-
casion to call upon him in behalf of
the public service
Public Ledger September q:
Hon. Thomas II. Paynter, pres
ent Congressman from this district,
was nominated at Carlisle yester-
day for a third term. The trade of
politics has become so perverted
that one can not do justice to an OPP
ponent without having his motives
impugned; but it is only fair to
say that Mr.. Paynter has made a
good Representative. So far as we
know he has been attentive TO the
wishes of his constituency, and
business entrusted to his care has
received prompt attention."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28
A kentucky Candidate.

Every bit of information received
by the Times en- the subject, con-
firms the impression that Coneres-
nan Paynter, who is the Democrat
ic candidate in the district across
the river, will be elected by a great
er majority than he received in
either of his two previous races.
This is as it should be. The
office of congressman is one in
which experience is ofpeculiar val
ne and only for the gravest reasons
should tried representative be ex-
changed for new one. Outsldf of
this, however, there are unmistaka-
lille grounds upon which T. H.
Paynter should be continued in the
service of his people. He has been
diligent in meeting their every de-
mand and faithful and successful
in prosecuting their local interests.
He stands square with every prin-
ciple in which they are most deep
ly concerned, and his skill and
ability in championing them have
given him reputation that has al
ready passed far beyond the
bounds of his district.
It's not to be wondered at that
new ard valiant recruits are Join
ing his -invincible column every
day. Portsmouth Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

Take from the Republican party
the votes of the negroes, the rich
manufacturers, the hnaters and the
office seekers and how many intel
ligent supporters nave you left?
In looking at this matter keep in
mind the fact that Cleveland re-
ceived in 1883, 9S,0l7 majority of
the voters in the United States, and
that the Democracy received a ma
jority Of 26S, $50 voters of the Unit
ed States in the Congressional elec-
tions of 1890. You will readily see
that the Republican party has moth
ing like an even share OF the I'M
selfish intelligence of the. country
indorsing its claims. Take away
only the negro vote and the Repub
lican party could never hope to
win. Then the party of irtelli-
gence' owes Its place in power to a
race of people whom the Almighty
did not endow with enough intel
ligence to comprehend the simplest
question of the dag
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

This cry raised by the Republi-
cans that Cleveland, while Presi-
dent, was opposed to pensions is
without foundation in fact. Gen.
Black, Cleveland's Commissioner
Iof Pensions, did more for the old
soldiers than any other Commits
sioner, before or since. True, Mr..
Cleveland did veto some pension
claims, but any honest man who is
acquainted with the circumstances
will say that he did right in every
instance, BY his action he protect
ed the rights of those justly emit
tied to received pension. No man
with just claim on. the govern
ment was afraid to present it TO the
Cleveland administration. There
are men all over the country who
will testify that they got hearing
on claims presented to Mr.. Black
which they had failed on through
years previous.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28
Articles of Incorporation.

We. the undersigned, II. ) Southland,
Of Bradford. Pennsylvania; II ; south
aTtl. Jr..of Richardson, Kentucky and J :.
W. NJ StewaFt.o Louisa, Kentucky; d ave
this day acknowledgements together I'M
der chapter fifty six (5G}, OF the General
Statues 81 Kentucky. and formed Cur
poration under the nameof "rhC South
ard Coal and Iron Company,
The principal place for the transaction
II business -lisA he in Louisa: AMI III
Lawrence Cuurty, Kentucky
The nusiEv-s Iuhe transacted shall be
that II N iJius oal iron anal cther min
eIal ail .asez: Fud 81 buyiig, selling
and manufacturing timber AMI lumbert
ahl5f manufacturing brick; and 10 ca
gaze ii the general mercantile business
Ih,. capital sock shall become hundred
fifty thousand dollars $l51. 0JO 90, diyid-
ed into one thousand iivehuuGrci shares
tl.50O). OF one bundled dollars 500
each 4
Two.thir1s Of the capital stock shall be
pail IN on OF before December LIST 1891;
the remainder upon call Of the Board 81
Directors.
The corporation shall begin It's exist
enee OH the 18th day Of October, 1892,
ami shall terminate on the 10Th day of
October, 1917.
The affairs OF the corporation shall be
conducted by Board Of Directors of
three per .ons; but the number Of Direc-
tors may. a; any time, be Increased to
any number, not exceeding seven, by a
vote Of two thirds, in value, OF the stock
holders,
Said Board shall elect from their own
a President, Vice President.
Secretary and Treasurer. the latter two
of whom may he the same person. SaiI
Directors shall be elected on the 1T
Monday in February 1893, ami OH tie
same day annually thereafter; and un,il
said lection II. 5. Southland, ii. ). South
ard Tr., and j. W. NJ. Stewart shall
the Board OF Directors
1b,, highest amount OF Indebtedness TO
which this corporation may at any time
subject Itself shall be one hundred thou
sand dollars 900, 10000.
The private property OF the stockhold-
ers shall be exempt from the cor! crate
debts
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28


Fafmefs viii you vote for OF will
you vote against the party that
makes laws which render it posi-
BILE for millionaire manufacturers
to charge you $500 for farming
implement wbichthey shipto South
America and sell for $500? The
Republican party does that very
thing. If the manufacturer can
sell that implement for $500 in
South America he can do the same
heie, can he not? He can, but be
is not compelled TO. All competi-
ton is shut out by that protective
tariff and he can charge you what
he pleases. What do you owe to
those greedy manufacturers, that
you should foster their robbery by
supporting the Republican politi-
clans who make these wrongs pos
sibie2
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

Congressman T. Il. Paynicf ii
our ton IN, being a candidate for r.
electioa therefore we are more
than ustelly interested il naiional
politics. Ny Payn,er lbs ma"y
warm friends among ti,daFpositian,
and no doubt will carr iis hansr
county in this election 3 j. issi''.
some majority. Ihi 81 ~ hts
third term in consr j Gnari-
nous nomination ~ * bteii Civ
en- him this last tin :, something
never before accorded 10 any man
in this district. This was in rec.
ignition partly Of his services in
having redeemed The district
after it had been carried three
times in succession by the Republic
cans. The whole district recog-
nizes his ability and usefulness to
it, and will compliment him with a
majority Of not less than 1000
Greenup Cor, Portsmouth Times,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28
They Have Tried 1t.

The people of West Virginia
know from experience what a Force
bill is. Under what was called a
State registration law, the Republi-
can Governor, Boreman, did, in
1869, go 10 Washington City in
person and procure a company of
New York troops Eyes, New York
troops to be sent to West Virginia
to aid ia the perpetustion az Reg
publican rule in that Slate. ~
der the National Force bill recdlh-
mended by the Minneapolis Con
vention the ballot-box will in every
state be surrounded by Federal
soldiers as n means of perpetuating
the rule of the sectional Republican
party.-Riehmoni Dispatch.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

Sylvester Adams was shot and
instantly killed and his nephew,
Oscar Adams, seriously wounded
by 1. d. Bennett at Willard last
Saturday. The cause leading to
the tragedy was quarrel between
the Adamses and Bennett over the
right of way. Their teams met in
narrow road and could only with
the utmost difficulty pass.
Words led to blows. The Adj
amses seized clubs and were beat
ing Bennett numerically, when he
drew his revolver and fired. The
first shot penetrated the old man
Adams heart and he fell dead.
Bennett then turned his revolver
upon Oscar, whom he seriously
wounded Bennett, covered with
blood, went to store in Willard
and purchased some cartridges.
He then fed 10 the woods. Sylves-
ter Adams was sixty-four years Of
age and highly respected. Ben
nett was a tobacco grower from
Owen county, and recently pur-
chased land in this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28
Filling The Appointment.

Some time agoC. I. Caldwell gave
out the word that Rev. Bud" Smith
would come down into this county,
before the election and induce 4
number of his Democratic friends,
relatives and fellow members in the
Southern Methodist Church to vote
for Caldwell for Congress. Friday
Rev. bud" arrived in town and
while he said nothing to any one
here about voting for Caldwell, he
did not deny that he had come for
that purpose. He got poor encour-
agement here. Several prominent
members of the southern Methodist
Church gave him some straight plain
talk. They gave him to understand
that whenhe quilted his ministerial
work to 90 out and try TO influence
Democrats to vote for a Republican
for Congress, they thought he was
engaged in a very small business.
The Southern Methodist Church in
this county has no use for Caldwell
as candidate for Congress and Rev.
Smith will make no votes for him
nor no friends for himself by work
ing for him in Wayne county
Wayne CIV. Va News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

'tYaller dogs" is the way the Iron
ton papers call the men who refuse
to respond to the party lash and
come up and vote the straight Re-
publican ticket. OF course it is a
specially effective manner of win
ming them back.--Portsmouth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-10-28

Hon John S. Patton, Democratic
candidate FOR Circuit Judge in the
district up the river, is gentleman
OF untarnished record, sober. hon
SCRABBLE, and ABOVE STOPPING to any
mean advantage or dirty scheming.
Would that as much could be said
IF all candidates for the Judiciary,
Of whatever party !