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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

A LARGE ho:slwiIl shortly be bail,
at Slater. No. by number Of enln-et
capitalists FOR The accommodation o.
members OF the.r rece-
Mis- n A. HAUEESEzCz, who has
been 4 commercial traveller for ten
yeas- earns S5eo9 = year in cOnnis
al-7s uro1 she szles she makes
waAE : known = ping hat Is not
+zsas1-aa-s .5-sisie u 1z=igear in Ger
Ia ore o. S7Ar towns II
: SNs-1:= b. ehi1zeE pS
E sESAToH NJ zavs thaf> ~
/ years the TailrO22>s. ,v1s n.vs
oper1tet II zn eetnzl lszs : 1o0 -
a year 70 the railroads tkszs
\ MAX ~ Riverside. Fla-, recen..,
suoeseded IN extracting trca eighties
:. pounds OF grange peel OIL N the p-upu<
ton Of Fifty pounds TO the toact peel
WESrEKS K1n<as raper says ,h.,
- fine new zch5Ol-hOu.e Ia. juzs beer
finished IN that town capable Of -
. c0nmodating 80 students four storie=
high
4 A NJ CH1sEO1x. who eonSnets t.
farm near Heela, s n. claims oc
own = calf which has = wing grow
ing from its body near the sh01l6el
blade
Ex-SECRErARx TRAcT SAYS thaE Il
addition 20 the hard labor and con
slant anxiety. his cabinet life cost kiz
aboIs so. 600 ! rear over and above Nh
salary
TaEzE Is no Pacfse CO.'S. Represents
tive in the Cleveland cabinet .ad Er.
Morton Secretsry OF aSrse1ltzre. i tas
only representative Of the te-risory
west OF ChicaS0
A coop imitation Of nap2e saSar ear
he made b 62vori1y ordinary b-owr
Scgar with an extract OF hickory harh
1t IS said 70 be almost tinaEstinScishahas
from the genuine
The LIST survfvioS relative Of Aa-uc
Burr : dead lie was the inventor q
the Burr hat n.ehihe. which made zfA
lions OF hats in year. and rero,utso1-
ire6 the trade
A BOZ St O-iAnSS Fla. rides
byeiele and drives milk wagon AZ the
same time. He rides besssse the wagon
deSteroosly handling the reias and
guiding the ho-Se-
wISSoNSlS1S Colossal Wo-s6's fan
aOnclish Is likely 10 reuAsa AZ its
quarry. fo- the legislature doesn't seS
is way clear - order S2S,Sce s2<at x
rSseCys Ike sAafs II CASSASN
TlGE pe0p,e of Fhila3elphia Sre iaSisf
ing Upan tbs apaoi2snens II ailk IN
spe6se<S The PrcpoSe1 b;l VAL per
,ssst the sale ~ r1ilS fsc1n registered
a., s,r.,. - - Ia, as.,.,-,.ssa x,s-,.Ss-<
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
4 SENSATIONAL STORY.
.Asarehi.ts 70 Assa..iaAts the Prince
NE. ., III. Co-nl,-. 70 Ar,r-ir-.

Anarchists 70 as<AssiHAte the Frtnee Of
wales o. HIS Comlas 20 AE,e-ieA-
NV YoRz. March s7-The Morning
Journal SUNDAY published a twO-eol-
nnu sensational story 10 the effect that
an anarchist plot has been discovered
TO zssassinste the prince Of Wales when
he cones 10 this country 10 visit the
Worlds fair Il SAYS; Maj Charles
Fox Billings. OF Pe:srboro Ontario.
Canada. not long since Urote 70 Sir
Julian Pzuneetqte stating that he had
accurate information that an extensive
anarehis;ie plot has beEun, in which
the leading friends Of the red Gag o.
determination in the United States and
Canada are ooacorued, ana which. in
the even, Of visi: Of the prsnee Of
Wales 10 Agnsrica. WILL end in his muir
Her
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
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EuF sz-Il'.4i.a - -'lzr-a - Monday
ne szbragje eq4rt &. three per eIrl-.ln
'7,1era 7efrsad 20 grant srsecial ailocs7
tors -n1 .a.ziit tE5 defendants % bail
~ TIE cAse % tho commonwealth.
against liesrs EGuer ana Car Mold
Bauer ANA N0.t were convicted in Feb
rusry IN t.ss e2lrtqf error and teruliner
q Allegheny county. charged with be
lu- ecce sscrses 20 A'sy Bergman IN the
feion.aus assault aud b9ttcry which
bergman soulsniitad on Henry c FricL.
q tHest arr e-ie iron y-3rks in attempt
ing ~ asSas>ln4te him in Pittsburgh
last du-y Bauer aui Mold VIII now
have Is serve qut their four years sen
tence IN the western peniten;iary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
THE NEW YORK.
H.~ Armored cruiser Tested by the
Contractors.
] Ire iniericsns Have Reasoa to Isc I'r 5ud
Of lier speed a"d our sbility TO finiid
the niEhes, Type Of DsderB ships
and Haehih~Fy in the World.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
EMO WILL BE FREE
Tho DeiaultlnE HsnE President wnI Is
cape PuaI.hnent.

SEw YORK. March lS-Judge Wal
laee,. iu circuit court Monday morning
handed town = decision in the case OF
john e. Emo the detaulting president
ot the sFcout National bank, who. in
i,Si, he,! % CIna3a 70 escape punish
ri.1Ht Tor saPPr2Priattng the funds OF
The Ha:i.s AMI who returned 70 this city
!cw months ago Cnder this decision
indictments a5ainst Emo in the court
of ss.. n. sessions are dismissed.
@EiEs Htnc lt;, in the o. : criminal
etGE' has U3gy un.et consideration a
nat.s65 at>cy. ssuat9r Frank iIiscock to
dsSa a..etiucgts against Emo.
rssusn E the grand jury in the US
rHE7t % lsSl y these indictments are
d-sl. -ssi Et2 w.ll be free
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
sraANGE PHENoMENoN.


star Ihat sheets ous I,ed azd Bius
>pArk--
SAS FEsNclstD, Gal March ez-At
T51ae = most peculiar phenomenon
was r s'bie IN tae heavens here, a little
i Hssi- " appeared like a very
-#r-a E1 r1- ~l- shooting out red
ta a14e syas not very far
ats.Fe t.ez hurtkan. and was slowly
1s.1 u; w2s moving rapidly
t-aza Gth II north. The same phe-
a tte1 i-lzn Santa CruZ
1t ita4,s u sE1 ard Uther points in
l state h rs were hciuS made to
camaH Ste with LICK Observatory
antt - ofserrE'gr which were
c2t.4tE f-5m & sS-sp5iq connection ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

: EaNclSNAtt March 49, The hvadtovl
Gelting this city, c0mpic,ed es'lt siN
lev, wide, I'D fcet loug and weighing i
Soapounds, which wi,tl.S NsSa on thema.
chinery otan e,sc,rie railway in Rrlos'
.lyu n y, ltwlA revolvc Al tho rate u
i mile 4 minute, and Is the largest belt
ever manufactured In the wnrA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

Pans. March President CaruOt
has sicuci decree raising the French
legation a; Washington - the rank ot
an embassy and hill rnakiuS the nee
eSsarv pr5viSioa - rce; ;he increase
eNpenSe attending the change has been
in,ro.spcea in the chamber of deputies
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

HAiiFNx. March - The noniRion
lsuer Labrador has arrived from Liver
poc, With lso0 Immigrants and the
Hans johnson line steamer Bauaswell
from Hamburg with Forty ela.SrantS
bound soe the aiset States The strie;
quarantine rccnlaiionS existing At
ports in Jae United States .hsve caused
the Increased travel via Canada
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

NHW lo1a. March = The nall- bear
'erS % t'-e funeral u tae lzie Elllot f.
Siefar5+ Tues as, wil y Chaueey NJ.
Jokn s s.e;eaer. Logan c Murray,
CsL JOHN y tleCoos. J7ha : kennedy.
Na-rer, Nsn Maiden, Warner Miller
ami Ex4I5ae Nuaa Davis The inter
r.ent VIII .il the Vanderbilt InausO-
lela4 II tic Moravian cemetery. At
NewLr1p. staten Island
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

MAslllNOt0N, S@sroh - " Between
sSo.C'oo Nni gNNN9 Win h expended
during the prgsent yvay upon the CO.
lamlns ~ barracks Thcre Will " a
new pcs> balt conSty0e,eR Snd many
,niuur improvements matlc, which will
rgipg ap ,No Columbus barracks 10 the
nrxt rank
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

rtH1~4 Tex. Eizrch 2S-The faetiOnal
war ia tle ctaw nation ensentered
rs tht Z n5-atial campaign Of last
collision tetNscu thc factions seems
nnSvai ssiteFs tqrty-two miles
NORTH - alre presents the appearance
s; an ar-nCs S.ur Armed bands OF
Indians @tt ,a-rchi-g upon the town
Eqth factEol aro hister AMI very deter
mined
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

ANrwNRE March ., The nnoflcial
referendum has resulted in the aT'-
pr0val of manhood. SOIrase hy iAses
~ the 2%g0i men who voted fOr,y-
,brse PR csnt ~ the electors Ven, 10
rho tAtiS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

81. raw. Mimi, MaNN sS. On eAm.
plainl u Richard Walsh, John =,
Nho,lsS gcneFal menagerot the Mmoe.
sofia bnrao II o,s,l ssa'i>sieS WAS M
fcsssd MOnday cvvl.lNs Oh the caeiss
Ol prrluly,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

ykrE CfARLNS Va, Narch sL--
Thomas Nvlaan. ex'mayor VI this city,
was ranViO,ed Oi rmeetslcmont and
sentenced ~ Two Svags ln tho penhea'
tlarY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
VOL. VIII. No 81.
NEWS ITFNS

AHMat,hew ?. Deadly, T.. $ # H..
4Sdge died Al Portland. ore. lr5aJ
morning.
JabeE Riders s-yesT-9,,l SOP va
kicked . death by stailiea ness Al.-i
Arbor. Mleh.
through worrying over tas' clt. .itlaa
OF his sOul. -. Z Newell . yuE.s
,t.bnHgh st1fru. wen. c-szy-
number Of young ialies ia III ~
burg. W, Va. have -iayre 81 ~
not 70 wear hoop skirts Qr cr..a..ile, r.
Mr Satollfs residence r r.at X
the Csihsiie un.EersitT at Wlstia1 1.78.
d c, - has been geaerzIiy
The resignation - gsov Eii..a.l e.
Stone. ef lows, - c04fIi.,. lls -le
general land Office ucat iat5 eE III
Oar.
Mis- Nancy Marvin d.cla; a,
ioarovis, near Martins l, j. & @I
.ef years She was bar. j idl
Eng. in i7so
DR. }, 5 D Cullen di,si st
Va He uas dean II iHv Ls-l f
Medical College 0f Nisg:lil Ira
fe-sor q EarTcfy
Fansns merchants AZ. ill,.f 81 l1 - 4.
eeeree PutiiHg the tx ~ ..u-.
sprce lnin-ty days 81 a. .-ssv.&, u
yhrs aK-d b. iau
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

WA>hrNsuoN. March sS.+las BLACK
burn. br0,hee of Seaa,os HAeS0nrn,
was Monday nominated iQr marshal ~
kSntuckVy .o
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
- souTAgsN IoRNADo.
1b- t.+ra,e-i Los. q Ilfs Wzs =, >i.avr-
sisgipa- Miss


A,EvFals Tenn Mareh q Eslst-ss
Sat aa ~ cn1se iu Of the 1s'ie-i'-c.s !!
wro5ghi ~ Ihusseaayy 81
z.b i.opisiaHa anl. sausas-n ~
-,.l 8 4.ssRi5. H. were ev-i>,,s. t-re.
ua1se srg v.rec:el ana f9-es5 SSs
ao:s Tas pathof ibc stqssn WIS
ui5e, and Svs-s lhiny vsnt
6ozH y,i t. al
Ie greatest .oss Of lltS.yH-is Ei >na7-
S,atf4p. Miss - wii5eb ace the <totn
ils house q Ilrury SrgaraL
: Y- s,,eTy ls - orcd faTu.cr t-c 3ai-
ris 10 SbawS w@> dcal7 lsh hel
tcry one ~ the niue inmates we.e
cglS r,,i ~ deaih il the THi'ue Seterti
stores ANA the sc.goihpssc si ,cTt-
l1Si,i Aiis> were ra1ci t0tlte -soUn.L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

"Hcl1o, Louisa.
Hello"
Are the glowing re
ports of Borders and
SteNqrts Spring Stoct
trqc?:"
Yes. They could
hardly be exaggerated.
Come and see them"
"A11 right. I'll be IL
on the first fraip.'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

NA~nlNauS, Manh ~ lho ludics.
A'Aas ars that Tho srss.ons ~ th0 stN'
;sfe wtll lo moge igsQusnl and less nve,
lunelory tha wcsk than lhey hayS heen
alnte lfwaa Colyrkol IN lhu pga3eRl
esfaopalnnll ,gsalpn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
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Nan Nri.a MSrch 81 Ci,y GescS-
t.yS Sta.la5 arn>,c3 rsn ziSur ,ae
lsHic & Win natn. alias l1aa ala-. MAO
$ 'a-sc.ei tHhaxc playNi tAr pary s.
lat ni iemauis tars ,4r ~ Sew
q t, last suinuicr .li,. entsrci lse
hou-cau1 ,ltcnjnr araF;useWiS pt MI.
au3 Mss Z Il kem&c as.d rcirainy
lasDt ts,s5av 2 wsteh.at the r,0uest ~
Mr> AemNlc whN sait twas apvtSeat "a
ioa lcp noilru- Although trnviVg
ia@NcN Haeariic rot1cgy The pyisoney
cmi,Ssc,t teat a5 had (crn conpect6d
w.th ser'n safc>,racSiny jobs Ia
Va.cat% Vfyr5tratf 'soinc tiNt aga
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31

~ .itiNCsVN March qS The pptyl.
deri w4n sInWy Ht thN NAcaSry in lho
ljsi 50 hr,GNa.ersopegals ~ the array
gnpss,t hv ihc retiwmrn,, against hlS
eNW Wiib ,fNrM NarE iowNl the closc
pi tRf llWr,snn decentralization ana tAo
NilUrc ~ The senate u Nguflrm t,A
Otus, wliN was pomlna,r'i 10 tho Nlllro.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-11
BRANDS OF THE
White River Stock Growers Association

THE II tIEAu 1--we Fr,cG COMPANY
GHAs.Lls !. LIlasEl.si, Fsssii-lt.
WHLsAI p FAEai, ., sia5 i'5usiieaI,
LOCls NLslfN, 5alEa-aEsy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-14
made public will be made by the railroad

company.
The formal opening of the Hotel Boze-
man will take place in February, just as
soon as the furniture, which is now being
purchased III the east, can be forwarded.
The mechanics will be through with their
work by Christmas, when the hotel will
probably be opened to few invited guests
to take part in ball and supper. The
$4,000 subscribed by the citizens has been
paid to the hotel company. This seems
like large bonus, but $4,000 spent in ad-
vertising BoZeman would not have accom-
plished as much. Bozeman has for years
lacked hotel facilities when it should have
had the best in that line. i'll view of the
fact that it is the Quitting point for 10
many tourists and hunters.
During the past few days Lieut.. Gov.
Richards and party of Butte real estate
men, including Public Administrator Muir
ply and Col. Bradshaw, have been in Boze-
man looking over the town and valley.
Every minute of their time has been occu-
pied and every point of interest has been
shown them by Messrs. lines and Ferris,
the real estate men, who hold large options
on real estate of the city. MIR. Ferris, who
owns the springs large addition to the
city, and il about to build an electric street
car line, is one of the greatest rustlers
Bozeman has ever had. He has made con-
siderable money here and has just entered
into partnership with lines, to prepare for
on active seasons work. It is said that the
Butte men have made large purchases.
There Is quite number of BOZeman citi-
zens preparing to spend the winter in Cali
fornia, although the climate here at present
is out Collaborating California, or Florida
either for that matter. Among the num-
Der are ThOs. Lewis and wife, John GRAY
and wife and w. s. Sanders and wife.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-14
A CARPET-BAGGER'S IDEA,
VIM. Pitt Kellogg Reads the Signs of tn
Times.

VIM. Pitt Kellogg Reads the Signs of the
Times.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Ex-Gov. VIM. Pitt
Kellogg, of Louisiana, to-day said: From
reading the signs of the times, l feel war
ranted in predicting that the next national
election will be thrown into the house of
representatives for settlement. Yes. truly
a most fortunate thing for the democrats.
1t is because of my firm belief that the
farmers alliance will put presidential
candidate in the field in 1892 and in the
meantime grow to such large proper
tions as to equal the strength of either the
democratic or republican party.
'"Chis third party movement has been of
rapid growth; but the encouragement it re-
ceived from the recent election will make
its growth in the next two years vastly
greater. 1t is possible, but do not think
it probable, that the alliance will indorse
the democratic nominee. Republicans will
seek to gain its support by arguing that
nominating a third man will. by throwing
the election into the house. be equivalent
to giving the victory to the democrats. To
Gratis win then: anything to get from under
this accursed Mckinley BILL can't mag
inc who the alliance will nominate. Cleve-
land or Hill, / should say, will carry the
democratic banner.
"As for the republicans-well. Lincoln is
not unlikely to be the man. The best man
for the place, believe, is John Sherman.
| Abraham Lincoln said to me at the close of
the war: Finance for the next fifty years
will be the most conspicuous question be-
fore the country And save when the pub
lie attention has been temporarily diverted
by the race question, which is gradually
subsiding, this has proved thus far true,
and believe it will continue to hold true.
Now. who is SO able to AL the presidential
chair as John Sherman? Harrison is work
ing for the nomination and he may get it,
| but he can't be reelected"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-14
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES,

The physician attending Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie announces that the lady is out of
danger.
The tug Vanderoook sunk at tho dock in
Jersey City Friday morning. Two of the
crew were drowned.
Venable q Heyman. wholesale liquor
dealers of New York, assigned, giving pref
erences of over $4,000.
Farr d Freund, of Philadelphia. who
failed some two weeks ago, have settled
with creditors with notes payable in six, II
and Is months.
Henry b. Blue. clerk employed by Thos.
II. Perkins 4 Co., stock brokers, was ar
rested in Boston charged with the embez-
element of $1,000.
Judge Mitchell. of the supreme court of
Indiana. died suddenly at his home at
Goshen Friday morning of congestion of the
bowels. His age was about 50.
;, Ex-senator Frank B. Arnold shot himself
through the head at his office in Unadilla,
n. Y. Despondency caused by his defeat
IN the late election was the cause.
The united meeting of the state council
and the national council of Switzerland
elected DIR. Welti president of the republic
ana Haussr vice. president for the year
commencing Jan. i, 1891.
Assignee Miller, of Barker Bros d Co.,
ST ates that the most important creditors of
tue suspended hrm have given years ex-
tension to meet Indebtedness. 1t Is believed
the firm will resume soon.
Adyices from the Cherokee nation. are
that Chief Mayes has received telegram
from the Lucas Cattle company. of Colo
RADIO, asking him if he will entertain u bid
OF $5O.Ooo.OJO for the Cherokee strip.
The Chicago police have received re-
port that the missing millionaire. Camp
Dell, has been seen in Detroit and the clew
indicates that he went on to Niagara Falls.
Othcers are working on the case now.
The jury in the case of Henry C. kemp.
the Reading railroad brakeman charged
with criminal negligence in causing the dis
aster at Shoemakerville, by which twenty
people were killed and many injured, ac-
quilted the prisoner.
A SECRET conference of the oil producers
OF western and northern Pennsylvania was
held at Pittsburg Wednesday. The object
Is not known, but it is sarmised it was to
form producers alliance to act against
the Standard Oil company.
During the high winds in BROOKLYN Fri
day morning 2 tvo-story brick house in
course OF erection was blown down. Il fell
on the brick structure occupied BY an Ital-
ian shoemaker and his lS-ysar- old daugh-
ter. Both were killed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Temporary.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 13.--The Davis Platform
Binder company, manufacturers Of har-
vesters and binders, to-day went into the
hands of receiver. The assets are said to
be about 100000. with liabilities about
$4,000. The embarrassment is believed to
only temporary and caused by stringency
in the money market.
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A Pressed Brick Firm,

NEW YoRK, Dec. l3.-Peck, Martin Il Co..
brick dealers. assigned to-day. Liabilities
about 100000, assets 100000. Inability
of the firm to collect money due them is
the cause of the failure. There are also in
dividual assets amounting to $10O, 900 above
the individual liabilities. The liabilities
arc secured by good collateral which cannot
be immediately realized on.
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Struck n Snag and Sank.

NV ORLEANS, Dec 1.s-The Anchor Line
steamer City of Baton Rogue. from st.
Louis, struck a snag near Hermitage land
ing this afternoon and sank. Two unknown
deck passengers are known to have been
drowned. 1t is reported that six or eight
passengers. taken on board on the way
down, were 4ost, but this is not authentic.
The steamer was valued at $4,000, the
cargo at 100000.
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Supply of Lymph.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia supply of
Koch's lymph was received to-day by the
commission appointed by the university of
Pennsylvania to investigate the method.
All cases selected will be admitted to the
university hospital and critical scientific
study made of each.
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Purchased a B,ooded Col.

INDIANApoIIs, Dec. 13.-O'Fallon, propri-
etor of the Normandy Stock farm, st.
Louis. purchased the yearling colt Nor
mandy. BY Mambrino. dam Ella G., by
George Wilkes, for $500
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NoTWI!Gi1E; .n 70 k.,,.c REDrToRs-EsrArE O,

~ William Kelly, deces,ed "o-AsiAIE OF
Notice is hereby given Nv ~. ..
ecntoss OF the estate of William keiiv az.
Se.sc no the srsdtors of ali has
H., nth IN the SAID deceased to exhibit
months aiter the tiret publication OF this notes
% .ne ~ s1sfators. at room s. fifth floor. Non.
tanA NenonAi banS building, the .ana ha;n.
the piaoe for the Transaction Of the hns;na Ss'nS
$40 cstA1s n tne county Of Lewis and Cake
MlLLlAM 1. STEELE
MICHAEL KEI,IY-
ExecutGss o. the estate Of william Keiiy. d.
Detsd November 9Th, 1880.
uins Dalaieation Nov. a. NM
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NOilGE OF ANNUAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ no. neider OF the A. J. Davidson i Co. Dec.
-. iob i .9r the purpose of electing officers or
meeahS. L. j. DAVIDSON Seq
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OUR Word IS OUR BOND.

The immortal Lincoln once said:
"You can fool some people all the time, and you can
fool some of the people of the time; but you
can't fool all of the people all the time.' M
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Jewess, one of a race hated to madness by
orthodox Russians, and half without the
pale of Russian law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-26

WHEELING, March 25.-H. Taylor
Bradshaw, OF Allegheny. was arrested
here yesterday for swindlIng as bogus
agent Of Lutheran church paper. Let
ters found upon his person show him to
have vile and three children In Phila-
delphlA. Another letter shows that he
made love to Miss Maud Craig, OF Brad
dock, Pa. Miss Craig broke oil her Gu
gagement with him aud Bradshaw coolly
turned his attentions TO Miss Craig's
mother and married her. Miss Craig 8
letter 10 very long. She calls Bradshaw
. puppy" and . scoundrel who was
kicked out Of the Methodist Conference.
She accuses him of spending all their
money and then deserting them.
Miss Annie A. Watson, OF McKees.
port, writes Bradshaw, accusing him o.
bsiug false To her, but was Apparentl,
very much in love with him at one time
Mis- Watson engaged Detective Roger
Omara to look up Bradshsw's record,
but 1t seems with no success. The other
letters were from sweethearts in Youngs-
town, Ohio, Pittsburg, and other points.
They sign by their iirst names Of d are
gushing. Bradshaw persouated Harry
Gilwick, one OF the agents Of the Lutbe.
ran Evangelist oil Springfield. Ohio, and
obtained considerable money on sub
scriptions. He 10 also charged with lar
eeny.