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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-21
SMOKY VALLEY

Mr.. Editor, a Ehaven' I :. 90 any-
thing il your piper from This pllee-
1 hope lew Items viii =, aeeepi.a
bic.
Farmers seem 10 BE- very busy at
this time preparing igr their sum
mer's work
Misses Mary Bell and Martha
Short were the guests Of SRie AMI.
Maud Rife last Saturday week.
Little Dixie slmpseas who has
been very sick for some time, Ne
are glad to hear he is about we'll
Born, on the 9Th to the wife o
Benjamin Diamond, boy Ben.
talks Of calling him Tom Pagnter
Several OF our boys attended
Sunday School at Dsephole Sun
day and report a good time.
Misses Lutte Drake and Mabel
Diamond were visiting friends ct
this place a few days ago
Little George WeIIman # Bear
Greek. who has been visiting his
grandparents at this place has re-
turned home,
Success to the News is the Wish.
of MAY flower
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Prepare Him For Bachelor
hood.


Would II not Be a good idea Tor
every mOtLerto see toit that pr
mary course Of sewing Is Included
in the curriculum OF her son stud
les? The number Of men who
suffer great inconvenience from
lack of knowledge in this direction
is large. AZ rule, sooner or lster-
every boy leaves the parental roof
tree in favor oil The comparatively
unfriendly precincts Of college, a
boarding house or hotel, whore he
is. Of course, practically out Of
reach of friendly manipulation OF
needle and thread in his behalf.
Motherhood.
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~ local application. A. they cannot
reach the ,llsea-tsl portion ii the ear.
'rfere l. only one way . cure deafness.
and tlist i by constitutional remedies.
Defines - caused bf an iufiamcJ con
di,ion ii the ihueoi. Iiaifg Of the Ed.-
tacbisn 1ube. wEes this tube Is infisH-
81 700 hearing aud when il is entirely
cEo.tl. De1ins- + the result. -nd unless
;lie iuii 4mmai1n can b. taken out and
fhi- tube tesiifel q IL normal eon'li-
fiot .cesirin. vii r. Destroyed forever :,
nine case on, 81 itti Ale cau-ei by eat
arrh. sbichis neihlag bni ar iniiamec
condition Il the mucous >uFiac,=s-
We vii gii,e 0He IIahire.I DellaFs
for ans csseoI Deafness lcausei by eat
arrhj that cannot Re cared by Halls
Csiarrh Cure. send 10 circnlnrs: ice
-. Cheny 4 Co. Toleco, o,
fESgII b. psiggi+.<. -.
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MYRTLE. Ky.

Up to this date we find severai
on the sick list
From wi a. we can l4arn, they
are going To commence the ne"
railroad In the near future
Born, TO the wife al WA De5ord.
a boy.
Some Of the parties injured il
The explosion arr Improving, while
Others are very bad
Win. K Gardner vas planiIne
corn last week. which he hai u
stop on account Of rain
d. NJ. Joues. tie photographer
passed through our fO"n las; RI
day, enroUte to Louisa.
Fred Farmer is AT home thu:
week visiting home fulks
Joseph Deb0rd was injured Il
the mines b. some slate falling o.
him.
kliiot Preston wss in our tOEL
last week on business.
The log dwelling that was Dc
molished Is being rebuilt. bat We d,
not know who yiiltweli there.
Geo. SIkens l. talking Of moving
to Peach Orchard.
One of tie gentlemen injdre,l II
the, explosion Is able 10 % 4
work.
Since the explosion there ha.
been but little, If any. powder use
in these mines.
Meeting was held At the love
N. E. Church last Saturday anc
Sunday, and q good congregation
was present .g
Success to the News i the wIsi
of FISH TEAr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-21
LITTLE BLAINE

Former are busy larming and
fstne pisniiAg c5rn. while Others
4te sasking tense, from the Effects
~ the fire on The 7th ms.
Lace Martin wife Of johnny
Martin. departed this life on ths
Sth inst, after a hong illHess. She
leaves husbshd snd two small
children to mourn their los. Also,
a host Of friends, but their loss j.
her eternal gain. Also, a small
child OF l.. T. MooFe's died on the
IO.h inst. ii Is gore 70 dwell with
him who saIi -SulTer little chill
dren to come union and forbid
them not, for such Is the Kingdom
OF Heaven
Born, % ;be wife OF B. F. Moore,
a girl.
Jesse MeKinstr has returned
from Peck Station on short visit
to see home folks
1t seems that all are concerned
about court. Those having cases
ought to be, and who have NJ I are
afraid they viii have 70 fafe Mr.
Red sine next cont. / do =
blame them.
An infant child o. Gus. MeoTt
has been very sick. but - are glad
to say is better at this writing
Dick Cartes Is improving from
an attack Of paralysis. Della =H:-y
is getting worse.
Henry SalyeEs + the barber OF
our creek at present.
J.O. Moore ms gone TO Falls
burg to attend school this :'ammer
Wesley Miiler and Asbelrl
Thompson have. returned iron
CatIettsburg, AID located on III,
Honey Comb Branch at present
SIR
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>tr.arli, l..r. IN t,an..ultr.

Ihr laSy housewife. pcrpleNed ~ a
smnititndrNf garS van iul n6 .hettcr
'sagrpc ~ stwugih tpan is learc catt,
for a hfM NalfhUir ahd eglov iAs
luxury 81 .Nth from which shall lr
iaalshcl ail Thought 70 haste, Nl cons
Siacr'ilon # teeung limv, ~ wkaleyn
e'sr ihuv ehmr "a annoy or dlslratt
,.mluy ffomf bl, ropfNed Ia baiv and
III spirit, she wNtnud ,hal imll ie.t U.s.,
gors'Ui her iprnler hears liAyr Nnnishe,l
away whle She Is stronger, ia MrVt
thn," whiee 0main Standard
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The Devil Was sick.

Col, Robert G Ii,gersol has just
recovered from a gsieyous illness,
at one stage Of which ne seriously
considered the ACCESSIBILITY Of apoi
ogizing to Moses. Washington.
News.
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FOREST fires have been raging flr. the
past week in Garran1 county Thou
sands OF PANELS Of fenciEg have been de-
stroyed and many residences barely
saved After consuming the fences the
FIRE spread across the fields Il 20 rapid
rate as 10 compel the fighters 10 les
in order 10 escape being burned aliyc.
Joseph MacdaaelI. who lives near
Newcastle. the other day. while out
hunting. attempted 70 climb Z feuea-
His gun was discharget. eInptyinr its
contents into as arm. tearing it in =
horrible manner Anputali0n VIII he
necessary.
ANEW dlstille-y.. with : capacity for
MASKING 7,C05 bushels Of grain ! day.
VIII be erected b. the Mutual DistilIer-
Co, at Uni6utown- ], Is to be Of bries.
and four stories high
a GOAT butted Albert Richards. seed
fifteen near Louisville. 50 hard against
q brick wall that the bog Is dying from
conclusion Of the brain
DANYuLE IS ont OF debt and has
$4,000 70 is credit in the strong box.
DanvilIe Is effectively governed without.
any fancy outlay in salaries The best
paid official last year was the city al
torney. who received ii fee. and pz--
eentage a little over s,490. The chief
Of police received about 81 COO
AT Caney creek John A Wsuiser I
wealthy cattle dealer. was held up By
two masked men the other night and
robbed Of a valuable silver watch The
expected 20 Get cutie 4
sum Of money, but he had deposited iis
money in The hank that morning. lie
the effects
II Woodfog3 e1ausv a eompanv with.
= capital si5ek - -, ei2 Will establish
a rabti' farm BE iaan Is Is rnusis,
81 ten get;;> II land fEyc. ia Nsth wiye
nct,.as- iHto sr.S 5n3 Atl3 *
.iat rNussS pl4grVsA sl,ai s0r ih,
sAl 15 %ri \ NAP -aasa ~ t.,c +
'Niniv N-.T T.
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He viii Have the Fat OF the
Land,

Gen. f BurdGtuhb has dtcds d
10 name ais ron after his wil5 ;
father, Thomas Sopxith, Sopwith
Grubb is not unfami lar KANSAS
City journal
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KENIrPgY LEGISLATIVE

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Just Lot Grover Touch Him

Col. Button, Of Nlrginia, Is IN
Washington, lie would not OBJ
jet to being sewsd on 70 omelhiui
GOOD, memphis Appeal.Ayalanche
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-21

My wife VS. confined 10 her bed for
over Two months with , very severe At
ta:k 81 rheumatism. We could get
uo.iiiuc that aoui,l Afford her any relief,
and a. a la-t resort gave ChaInberlain,=
pain Balm i trial. Tc.our great sur
prize si,,. began 1" improve after the first
ar-Ilrarforl. an l,l'. ll-iRg il regularly silt.
va. soon ayIe.to gel up aud attend TO.
.i.er hou-e vors- +, H. johnson, oi
h. j knur=t,n * Co, keusington,
Mrpn. % cent hottie Tor sale By A. NJ
Hugbcs. Louisa. ~:
Persons who are subject q attacks Of
bilious collie can almost .inyariable tell,
~ ihsir feeling. when 70 expect an at
sack.. IfChauiberlain's Collie. Cholera
abe pfarriq5, Remedy i taken IS soon
a. these symptoms appear, they can
xa.L 81 The disease such Perons
.hcull alvay- keep the Remedy AZ hand,
-ralx for immediate use. when needed
I Two or three ,lt'ses of ii atthe Nighttime
all save them much suffering. PoE SAX
I bv 4. NJ Hughes. Laui-4 Kentucky
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n. - htSI tErnlcuy III
a. 80 sa5. J. E5silr<. q syr.zlss
Sc q E4sIi-ss Serse Toxic because
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s-1 ~ -.crsd = he las ncl had Any
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Log -11sE h5zrli3E thank f0riL
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s.sa.i - <--11a- q Sod PASTOR KOerig's
are LsEs ~ 1cas ~ ! ~ j. = duty 70
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z-- -ils Eh-i -; bssa soE SINE iirne ans
aa-lis y s=e5--nz-3 :; - - oIesllz=E nerve
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p2FE-a VANS - Sn NerEoas
s-l . Di<es>S> ss1t free . z-y ad3rsss
( "a A. Ilo1- -a-re1-s can li-a onE.ir
tkEs. this nscsiseine free Of charge
rs rt-zs-T a. teen p-=zz-~s. u .Ee Rss.r-ad
-Es-cr El1e-lE = Fa-F Havu-. I11- sl-ce Isz a.
r-sE --es1-s3 My MS 1-rec1c1 u tie
KoEEIc MED. CO.. Chicago, Ill
Sold By Druggists at 81 PEI Bottie- sforss
EzrEc size SIZE BOTTLES fox e.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
FROM FAR.AWAY JAPAN.

Insults to Foreigners Increasing ON tns
Part of Riotous Students " idesprea0
Distress Among Dwellers In the Cities
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Adyices
from Japan state that the students OF
Toxic have apologized TO Rev. Dr; I'M
brey, the New Jersey missionary VINO
was attacked and beaten by them some
weeks ago. Mr.. Imbrey has entirely re-
covered, the excitement is subsiding
and tits believed no more will be hearo
of the matter. The foreigners, however,
feel outraged that the guilty parties
have not been punished. They were
simply required to apologize. Inc ma
tive students are becoming bolder every
day and insults to foreigners are In
creasing. The settlers coming from
Yokohama are armal with revolvers,
fearing that there may be some show OF
violence. The government seems to DC
doing all possible to deal with the stu
dents as class, but no incivility can De
offered them as individuals because oil
their desperate character. a
In the meantime the distress among
thousands Of the starving people O
Toxic and other large cities is being
ameliorated TO agreat extent by foreign
ers, as we'll as by Japanese noblemen
One nobloman is feeding thousand
day out OF his own funds. The price o
rice is higher than ever before both II
Japan and Corea, and this is probabl
only the forecast OF the suffering that
to follow. The outlook for the growin
crop of rice is not good, owing to cor
tinuous rain.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
BEAT HER OWN RECORD.
onaI Trip Made by the New Tor
pvdo Boat Cushln hlng--ltemarkabie speed

Phenomonal Trip Made by the New Tor
sped0l Boat Cushlng--itemarkabie spooa
Developed. HEfk ~. n
X WASHINGTON, june 16.--A party OF
Washington correspondents were the
guests Of Secretary Tracy on trip
down the Potomac Saturday afternoon
on the phenomenal torpedo boat Cush-
ing. At 4:SO p. m. the cigar-shaped
little vessel steamed away from the
navy yard After passing Alexandra,
the speed was gradually increased until
opposite Fort Washington, Q mile be-
tween two buoys was made in two
minutes and three seconds, seven sec
onds faster than the previous record OF
the flying craft i.
The crowds on the excursion steamers
and at the various river landings and
excursion resorts watched the Gushing
pass with unconcealed wonder, and the
fastest boats on the river were over
taken in an inconceivablY short time
Opposite Mount Vernon the boat was
put through a series Of maneuvre'
which were full of interest. The breeze
created by the vessel in cleavlng the all
was equal to gale.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
LAYOUT IN CONGRESS. $ !.
Work Before Both Branches
During the Present Week.
Debate on the Silver Pill to be Con-
cluded To-day-Bill to Admit
Wyoming Will Follow.

Fa.,arai trieotion Measure to be Taken Up
In tho House Before the National banh-
ruptcy Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The silver
debate which has been prolonged for SO
many weeks will come to an end to-day.
General debate on the bill ends at three
O'clock and then debate continues under
the fSA-minute rule until a vote Is
reached. The pending measure is the
House bill, as amended in the Senate
Committee on Finance 1t will then 60
into conference, the chief point OF dii'
ference between the two houses being
the proposition to make the silver cer'
tificates legal tender and to make them
redeemable in bullion at the option OF
the Secretary of the Treasury on de-
mand of the owner. The matter Is not
likely to be disposed Of finally for some
time. Following the Silver Dill Mr,
Platt has arranged to call up the bill
for the admission of Wyoming into the
Union, and after that the Idaho admis'
sion bill.
Senator Allison. chairman OF the Com
mittee on Appropriations, has promised
that he will not antagonize these bills
with any of the appropriation bills. IL
Ia the intention of the Democrats to
offer an Omnibus bill (ncluding Idaho,
Arizona and New Mexico) as substi'
, tute for the Wyoming bill, and the de-
bate will be on that measure. Mr. Plat'
will present the report of the committee
in favor of the bills and make no further
argument. In this event the debate on
the two bills is likely to be brief and
they will be disposed OF on thursday
Mr.. FRYE, chairman OF the Committed
on Commerce, will have the River anc
Harbor Appropriation bill before th'
Senate by that time, and he has the as
surance that Mr.. Allison and Mr.. AL
drich will not call up the tariff bill
(which will by that time have been re
ported) until the River and Harbor bill
IL out OF the way.
Senator Morrill's Agricultural Col
laqe bill is down for consideration
Thursday. II may be crowded out b.
some other measure. The Legislative
Appropriation bill is on the calenda
and likely to be called upatanyminute
Before the end Of the week the Hous
will probably have passed the new Fed
eral election bill agreed upon by tn
Republican caucus. The bill will prot
ably be introduced in the House to-da
and after the Committee on the Ele'
tion of President and Vice Presider
has made purely perfunctory report o
It the House will take it up for consi'
Grafton.
Tuesday the contested election case
Chalmers (Republican) against Morga
Democrat), from Mississippi, will !
taken up and speedily disposed OF, as Il
Elections Committee has decided !
favor Of Morgan, the sitting membe
The National Bankruptcy bill Will al
be taken up during the week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
FAMOUS GAMBLER DEAD.

Noted Devotee OF Chance Passes In HIS
Checks After n Long Life-His VIM
nings
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 16.-Robert >.
Pemberton, at one time one of the most
noted gamblers in the South and West
died here Saturday, aged seventy-one
wears. At one time his fortune was
estimated at s5OO,OOO Much OF this he
lost, but his estate will reach nearly
100000.
His great winnings were made on the
steamboats, before the war, one trip
from New Orleans to ST. Louis netting
him $4,000.
Pemberton won $4,000 on the Aris'
tides Derby, and the night after the his
toric race was the winner OF $4,000
Jackpot. For many years after the wal
he ran gambling houses in Cincinnati
St. Louis and Indianapolis, though his
most extensive operations were always
in this city. He leaves no family.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
Prescription Of all Physicians

Accurately compounded al Fred ID. Felts
where you can find the largest stock OF
toilet articles, perfumes, cosmetics, ,sponRes
hair, bath, shaving aud tooth brushes.
Trussttling specially. All the leading
paten medicines can be fonnd on my
shelves. My stock Of drugs and chemicals
canno, he excelled In town. Also sole
agent Tor Van Wert's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, which can recommend 70 all
as superior remedy for coughs, colds
asthma, bronchitis and consumption. We
guarantee To cure or money refunded
Call for trial size free. Large dollar bot
tle, holding one half-pint for 80 cents
Remember the place, Fred d. Felt LILY
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
puv,ll,t, Captured BY tho shsrin.

WATERBURY,, Conn, June B.-Ed NC
Donald, better known as "Fakir," and
slack Russell, +" of New York, said TO be
Jack Dougherty, went to the old stone
mill at Union City early Sunday morn
ing to fight for 500 and the gate re-
ceipts. Just as the referee stepped into
the ring Sheriff Sweeney and posse ap'
neared with drawn revolvers and cap
tured the pugilists. The crowd quickly
dispersed, followed by Dougherty, who
escaped from the officers. Mcdonald u
IN the Naugatuck station house and
Dougherty is in the woods clad, oaly In
his tights.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
r-.,nIe Ahead for settlers

FoRr DoDGR, Ia, June 16.-The Des
nSoines river land case was decided Sat-
urday BY Judge Shiras. The opinion
filed dismisses the case Of the Govern
ment against tho River Land Company
and confirms the company's title to
every odd section Of land for i've miles
IN either side OF the Dss Moines river in
Iowa. Much OF the laad has been sold
10 settlers by the company on warranty
deeds and they will not be disturbed.
seyen hundred settlers who got their
patents from the Land ofice, and who
ooeupy 200, 900 acres, must move of.
TIouble Is expected.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
A FARMER's FATAL WAGER.
Ho Ate Twenty-slx Hard Boiled Eggs and
1t Caused His Death.

no Ate tWehtg-b'A no" D"'sSN ~
1t Caused His Death.
AKRON, o., June 16.-Homer Il. New
ton, a prominent farmer OF summit
County, died at his home in West Rich
field Friday night. Three weeks ago,
while on an excursion with party OF
friends, a discussion arose concerning
overeating, which ended in a wager,
and Newton ate twenty-six hard boiled
eggs. He became Ill almost Immediately
and was taken home, whore he suffered
terribly until his death.
The stomach and bowels refused 70
perform their functions, and seemed to
be paralyzcd by the impact mass OF eggs.
The patient lived practically without
food for three weeks. Newton was aged
forty-five and was perfect specimen Of
physical manhood, six feet tall. and
weighing 1SO pounds, and was never
sick day in his life until his fatal
feast. He owned the finest farm in thi'
section, was worth 100000, and was
heavy shipper and importer OF fine cat
i t1a .
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
s,atu. of the Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The position
Of the tariff bill is very well outlined.
Only two schedules have not been COM
pleted and the action OF the Republican
members Of the committee on them has
been very we'll foreshadowed. The
sugar schedule will remain as 1t was In
the House bill-free OF import with
bounty TO domestic producers. On to
bacco it is thought the reduction from
the present rate Of duty proposed BY
the Mckinley bill will be struck out
These schedules disposed OF, the bill
will be ready TO 20 to the Senate.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-06-18
ADELUGE OF RAIN.
A Terrific Storm Visits Cincinnati, Doing
Much Damage to Property.

Terrific Storm NiBitS OiHChht"' D"'"b
Much Damage to Property.
CINCINNATI, June 16-A terrific thun-
der storm passed over this city between
twelve and ono o'clock Sunday, doing
considerable damage, especially to the
macadamized streets. The downpour OF
rain was 1.S6 inches an hour and many
OF the streets had the appearance OF
canals. Edward Lanahan, aged hfty,
who lived at No. 10 State street, was
washed into sewer and drowned while
trying to remove distractions from the
opening to let the water through. Ills
body was recovered. He leaves widow
and five children.
At Fairmount, a suburb, one house
was damaged to the extent OF $500. In
the western part Of the city new sewer
sustained damage to the amount oi
$500. Telephone and electric lgh'
wires are down in all directions.
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,...uod with Train Robbery.

TExARKAsA, Ark, June l6.-John
Williams, Napoleon Mcdaniel and
James Radcliffe have been arrested,
charged with being the men who COM
mitted the recent train robbery near
here. These arrests cause great excite.
ment, as these men are well-known and
have hitherto borne good regulations.
Williams is detective and Mcdaniel
an ex-policeman. ..I Is.G asH
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UTICA, N. Y, June 1e.-Ellis IL.
Roberts & Co., proprietors OF the Utica
Morning Herald, have applied for the
appointment OF a receiver. The amount
Of the indebtedness is $4,000. 1t has
been an open secret for some time that
the Herald has been in straitened fnan-
oial circumstances and owed large sums
OF borrowed money. The failure Is not
due to pressure from any particular
creditors but because credit was OK
hauatad
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n..lric,lnnI.t. stnl Ahead.

ISDIANApoLrs, June iO.-The board OF
school commissioners some time ago
voted that the teaching Of German In
the public schools should be restricted
10 certain grades. The elections held
Saturday in four OF the eleven districts
of the city on this issue resulted In the
election OF Carver and Calvin, restrict
ionists, and Loeper and Vonneg, oppo'
nents Of the action Of the board. The
complexion Of the board remains as be.
iore-a majority in favor q restriction 9aa