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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
70klS, Singernal &
This is
Opening
Week
In the
Millinery
Department.

SE~Se S4AeN@4
All this week we shall be
displaying our new millinery
stock and we want you to come
and see it Certainly it is
worth your while, if you care
about seeing absolutely the
latest prevailing New York
and Partisan styles in millin-
cry goods. Each day some
thing new will be shown. and
if the very complimentary re-
marks of the ladies' who visited
the department yesterday count
for anything, it is evident that
we are showing by far the
handsomest stock ever shown
in the city.
We shall be pleased to have
you visit the department any
day during the week. Mind
YOU we are not putting onany
particular frills in this opening
week. The display of new
goods is sufficient in itself,
without the addition Of plants
and cheap decorations
It's quite an advantage and
one that every lady appreci-
ates to be able to select her
new bonnet from a stock that
is fresh throughout Ours,
you know. was purchased in
New York within the pask FIVE
weeks and there's not an article
in the department which IS not
now being displayed on sale
for the first time.
In the cloak department we
are doing the largest business
ever done by us in this depart
ment. In fact, we are taxed to-
our utmost waiting on the
many customers. New cloaks
and jackets are coming in daily,
and though we sold many. our
selection is still very complete.
Some especially good offerings
are made in the line of jack
cts, particularly SO in jersey
jackets and pushes. In child
ren's cloaks we have num-
Der of superb bargains in long
cloaks.
. If you are wanting Mack
intosh or circular these rainy
days it is well worth your while
to visit our cloak department.
We are showing not only the
latest novelties in these goods
but a full line of splendid
medium price goods.
We have lots Of nice furs.
which you should see and price
Astrakhan capes by the
dozens. and very cheap. Some
nice little. sets for the children,
which are exceedingly reason.
able
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

Thiri-As ceussqusuce It 10 being built up
with bean tiful and co uy homss. and 10 even
nov the ton.est and most so1 ht = Ter res
dcncs district n ne city. A. "a evide1cs ol
this it may Be- well 10 name on Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
RGER'S GAINS.
Bank Gets Judgment
sainst White.
STORY or HIS GRIMES.


- Snoqualmie Dliil Cen.
:;s..,.I---..,. r....stv &C.,
~ S. -. -
-sW s.1sDlossss
c1rttton's department q the
1nnrk Yesterday was tried : civil
Sals ~ crimes Of one Of the
- and, for Z time. SUCCESSFUL
81 the Northwest. William
~ i now In the county jail
" toaring cf an appeal 20 the
S1rt ~ which he hopes to avoid
yoazs' seEvitude in the peni-
rs 1kich be IVES sentenced about
5i1S
ttiod yesterday relates to
l6resry - this state, the com.
- 0hariss 7. Woodinx q Son.
Nk1rdsen, Who were vfctimixed
- 8 about g. 100 over two years
x1l1 Vss to recover the amount
IS honk Was defraudsd, together
ana costs. making the aeere-
r. lse.1h Judgment Tor this
80 GIvon 81 the Jury Yesterday.
- vhich White rot this money
fSnks shows his clevorness.
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"Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Teething" softens the guma reduces innamn IA
ton, ailays pain. cures wind collie. 2sc bettlA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

Eco id-A srsa. many representative brsi-
\ 70 and p . t. onAl len y -. 10 hal CO.
fsfrsd bull ding permanent homes until this
sny Int psrst OF smins It 70 pec:a1l 81 IN l
GOOD social . IN ding. In h way the location
acquired tore and distin Il on 1t would not
othsswiss have had
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
SILK uMRRRII.As

magninceus stock 1t Basye's soa Front
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'|'lG Men

athased lott, many have ar ady tuilt and
several others have handsoms residences IN.
der CO .s:Euct.o,.
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who have secuted
sitesi 10 Rem on Addi-
tor fer ornament
residen . /. Al o. the
follow nx have pur.
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ID DaY..Saturday, Oct. II, 1890

Fifth Race-Trotting and pacing 2:S0 class,
three in five heats; purse $500.
peat; purse $3.50
Seventh Race-Running. rs mile dash; purse
$780,
Eighth Race-Running. one-half mile daah,
open to eli ponies 14:2 and under. to be ridden
by boys Is years OF age and under; entrance
free; prize, medal
Einth-High jumping contest, open TO all
horses, gentlemen riders: entrance IS. prize
silver cup.
In all purse races four or more are required
to enter and three 10 start.
In al purse races the entrance ID 10 per cent
All purses will DO divided into three moneys.
70, 20 and 10 per cent
Entries close Thursday. October .. 1890. with
secretary.
The Jockey Club have arranged to give bonds
for foreign horses and will pass them through
the customs For any further information -
to conditions or otherwise. apply TO &. w.
MATTHEW. Esq, Hon. Secretary v. J. c.. Post
Box 66&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
Are cond1en. thstno one win deny that ne
placing o. The ant hrndrs 10 TIN


On The m ,rkst'a year vss ths event Of the
YER 81 attic eris,. NothIg that
snsp rad daring thsysaf had 20 impoftans
and p rssptitla On eject on tie - WITH and
huiIdiag up of ths y. This Vas dss to
Va ious
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11

city, . wing to its nsarness 70 the businsss dis
rics. and slso bscause It lars per . ctly an
adt { Is The most ex,sn sivs view be had In
tie city, oil II sse choicest ard grsa lest
&c merry o. tha Puget found com ~ Iene
visible from IL bordtzs. exc ps snolua me
Ta1a
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list Day.-Friday. Oct. 10. 1890.

First Race-Trotting and pacing, 2:i0 class,
three in five heats: purse $3.50
Second Race-Running, three-eighths mile
and repeat; purse $50.
Third Race-Trotting and pacing, $50 class,
entries limited to horses owned BY bona nde
residents of the Province entered by owner,
two In three heats: entrance IS; prize. silver
cup.
to all stations: purse $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-11
RACES
Under the distinguished patronage Of
His Honor the Lieutenant Governor.

The Victoria Jockey Club will hold its semi
annual meeting On Friday and Saturday, DC
tober 10 and IL. 1880. at the Victoria Driving
will be presented:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
Wells AND THEIR ABUSES.

Hau n Oa-Ail Ca--e~s HAes Wear = Z
k.Ss Il - G.ssa a.. dIlt -
The PnrI.ae veil ! 1t-p1d in the land.
azi VIXEN il osVers plain. dark fAoe.
no, altogether gailrls=ss Of xrinkleS and
bsStesss- What hdx-ir il Is
IT,. ~s-ssEs1an1 - note that the START
ling P1rE.ae veisS came Oh. % people in
the lnSsdie strata e Soeiesr- and --lh-
best pope, - SSllSsA haEs- not ret
adopted the izaSVarsOa. thsnsh il dos
not HOW zPPsaF SEat slsy uzAy 10 To
BE bSnSally f-sak- he purple Esil Is 10
most uOlalea =t.sai Is u1baooninx zs
zsyshissr s.sssa.i ~ Il u-akeS an OrIin
ssy cOlas.lezi,-a yvsStsaL \ v.so- oas Poi
tivesy =issssy. A ra.iiaat bl6a.se-1
rarely radiant hsasay-is zesz-siy the
oalr p.erSzia no can Eear parp1e nes
ss-esehea over her t2oe and SvSssd hiss-
Dzs1esS
Nearly rs tEying arr The Very zeUsst
tkiass in Farsi-e,alszss SIKH A. blaek
nes sp.ostssi vEs,h = 5a.s- grcen a-..s yellovx
Sots- Ooe Of tbs Ssyie u2s Elssnte.s
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zith = rpfee toa- i1eheS 6eep. Gath
end slightly bios The eR5a. ii aaS
SsSshea by rgs-~sre Of t.es.e ribl.0a-
sslise elaborate thfs. and uas partie-
sl1riy god su<ua- zfse- all
The FrezeA HOl1s1 S3Aere 70 b,aek
veilss and sozze Of she~e. in 1elieate
textures are czleGlztel 70 rssne III
h-zaty q The a.lsSs perfect ed1nylexso.
and hroE1 resis an 40
R.eaezi.g and IN god ta<ua II thxv
lzztch liz hat and Sail As ueilia.. 10
b.e Of aay ~. : expensive. t1eS sifapeEr
pr0res OGe Of the lsass extravzrans
s..all isezzls IN n SE,ozzlS zzrIrsl-4- 4
great SeAl nEEy - Se1e 70 besSea th.e
~ F<sPer care How few
Esve learae1 she kE2ek ~ PisSsiag On \
rsil property Sl2e EsEsea zsxzrs
zzVe theSr UeslS h1lgiag soos.elv aho.ar
der ohiRs, and 0shers zlEzys Aare
e1liS ssSekiEg rAkssAly cat AZ re laesx.
sSElng theG = Hs5sSs 1n,S1y appe4Easce
ne PrSsF-er Ezy u preserve veil Is d
y1sker H. sD3S - shAt they nay b
s.srly sRekel mp seraea,A tAe haL AZ
~ sa2e sszse ratAer the TO u The veil
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
ABANDONED MINING CAMPS

a Eao-Ia-g Nt1A<r-<ss WA.-s 49, Were
Treaty TA~=E144 Psspz-4
Western aiai1g camps veArly give
striking sES3eRees q The ne and fall
81 greatness. hat perhaps ~ nsore re-
EArkab1e instant ! Al kan.3 skaa thar
az rise queer Ol3 tosSl q Pierce CITY. in
EdAhO It's eventual kS,to<y b-esSiaS in
lsS1. Wkea cOl1 rs 6tseoyercs oa O-O
FlIO ere<k Aysar ~. ssarcely paSse,S
AFTER tks discover Uhea a. eco restless
sl-is UsEe sWzr=s=s .sbo1x The e-eeAE.
zns the rsehness % 1i-giass 500 nA3e
Oro FS1o 1Rlay The fausSES camps u
The EGa3sz NeSt- Gsol1 x1s - pleatifal
thai IL SsSlne1 - i0ss its v1lce. zn.t
@-a ses2eSi rather IN 9a+ss II HI ex-
elte1Seat atte1ssing The discover %
nea~ 1eaAs tkaa - the yellow fetal
THey Sp-zs tA<ir SaS1 With a IAxEShGsSS
1ever uisleSSe1 besare 10rssn.ea Tza
years later Rc6ce bSssn eAecerSse1 The
esvilizss uo<l3 with lis zEarsS8oes rseh-
49, ana ~sth its Fsse b<Eaa Tx d.
eai1> - O1o Elza Nea with hl1akesS
81 taesr lalcsS Sszr1es. OVER H. Nils -
~ 4eSr & narassa Bat O-,a Esa.a and
Pse-S CIR rSzaia.ca god Camps sor
rea-s, SeelSasag gra22aliy - sA-e sroea.3
~aS 0Srks1 osl TaSrsy-suSo xSzrs have
passo1 Ma n SsgA i lefs - Sass5case
zAere 0Gce ~ AaoSaslg camp u Or0l
RSAO ssos1. wiki fSerce CSty i ss7ply
= relSe q UAAs u@s ozce sAe gsory q
laAAOS = r>@il3sr - sAe yOaag Rea -
sAe west Uh0 hare c0lse apaa tAe Soeae
sA2s UAIl< sAey Were beiag rsekra in
sAe cradle IN thesr eastern hO1leS- All
hefare Aany e sAeiA had se<z Tx lSgAs
~ aAy, = Sseza ana rs.arge3 eRaSS ~ ua.ea
-sAe n0kasSs syPr ~ Alerseaa Gan-
ho.s3-were S,iAesAg hieh EsslasAisSs
eNF2e<iAe Ss<p gCSgeS> NazSaC srai,Ss
6gAslay SayaSe Eea and hosts wrSss~
Sag The gol,aca sreaSagc fsSNa sA.e
zsaansAiaS AMI rreEaEsar tAS way &c
ASaASseekerS taEaise Westward fce4.
sA.e er0~Ssc1 eaSl lSeNSe C1Sy s>sSsay
SsSsras ~ = 6ssl~ Rc.sA SvSEs00kSrs
,Aes eaS Sresk, WASeA WlaSas sArNsaxA
sAe 0qra eASySsa. ~ Nsas hat il uassAa
~ eSllea : NAlley, 4 cax ~ ~ A.1sSea
aal sASeSs slSskS ~ Whip saNs1 lau1- /
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IN tact = caiasse 1--we fAS S,l.SSst
p,sScgs an NNEks>l agA rs,s,skv>a ey ~
NsAs,,'iNas, wAa s,saNSe ~ saASe ig>AA
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! >>sAe eo.,l gr,aNRa S,i,l Ae,a ~ White
sacl, Nal INV J. ll,llc MY g.ssax "a
eNSxsA Nv CAiNAN.eN NJ lesS than
SeNNs gA,l,,,NA SlAllAr> IN g,,,A AAs lcoN
,~Ssa 'sS~a No vaNN neeSes seA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
ZELDA. Ky,

C r Neal sent 10 Ca,l~sisa.ars
Friday ThoS, i.akiEs IO.ss 4 sss
alsre las, uSsk-
Mss IeaS= M0OTs Sill s-1sh
Ike Rove creek school
TObe FFsaea went 10 LSai<s
Ssinrasv On business
Our school viii open te Oar with
), H. Rkess A. E'zsneiEsal-
Mrs, Willie Ns0l Is % SAe SIX
list.
Tssre Wss Rzeackia= Al oar
SCHOOL hs...sr yesterday III Rev, u,
X, iAssey,
Rev, Z, neaa says h. ssis ~
ISsSs,l si..s~ his sess es0p s laid
~,
Mss xelas l.asSss Nh lsss SEEK
- l-eSR Asr sANol 81 hetest
llseSA,
Mrs. SyslR.y 0sssa Is ,h~ eater,
l'sSsiNs cASSksn Ss.sss e esr plsc.',
EsFES,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
yESSIE.

Miss Aiice SAlyeE aad Miss Relss
GamhiIl, Of Blaine, were visiting
here the past week
Prof U. N. Byins,on, q PneSions-
burg. was calling on friends and nj
aiiveS here this week
DR. Sparks has about recovered
from his recent fall, and will soon
he able TO sing. for he can whistle
nos and We hope The time will som
come
John s, Rife has disposed of
his flock OF hooded sheep and frOa
n ~ ON will devote his time To dry
ing fruit lie hiss brand neE
evaporator,
George Handley called Ga our
Sunday School lasl sunday and
nls.ie speech for-ibe little onss
thu, was highly appreciated, Gall
again George
The Sabbath Schoal choir Is pro-
crossing nicely uader Ihe man-
segment Of Henry Sparks, Henry
snsEs music and has = iine voice
Silas Albright has bssn dancer
Ously sick forsame tine bat able Ia
h srOund Once mare though still
very ~eak-
Erh LOekuOOk and Bud F4nnin.
made = business trip to Ashland :,=ss
ueek. ard took in The Foz-ih, Ep.h
had his hansis tul keeping RDi
from uhiPins ne Si the pHsIlists-
Bud wsntsd to hes fity cents On
himself, and 6shtta finish
John Waugh VAS ar0ani the ok
# day and i, vas q sight 10 So the
bays sil:lR- for The MOODS sne
since il.st dsy they have all hssi
business xi,h Unel4 Js.ry Rife.
I-sees Il SsS baSins<s preparatory
70 court Resisr M, II u, "
Rs,i~in sii l,oit Of " l.oyz. He'll
s..ske II hot l-r re Cara
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

after twelve G'eloek; are. yos going
home to-nighte-
Twelve O'elOekP By Georze, / nnSs
20 home SaUe saoogns was married
this nGrnias
Notwithstanding this little episode.
Mr. Ellison i ssd tohave Been = model
husband and they were saG,St devoted
couple
Among the men known 70 fame who
--nArriei disoorSi in \ noble .xite- was
IIz<ae1- who's wife zsside3 him soleiy
for the hea0r the Position uVOuA confer
upon her. Their fate was not a hzDpv
one His thS1shtS were in thu clouds.
while hers were Of the earth. earshv.
making il is.Possible for thea to neet
On the sime plane On one ooeaSS0a
she told HIN taat she -ishe,l 10 Be \
bOosz- that She might BE favOred with
InSre Of his company His reply Hzss
-'lie an almanac then. ny dear. that
may change va oaee \ YEAR
TeaaEssa experienced HA1sht hat
happiness in his married life. and IN
lines SsidreSse1 10 his wife sAyS
DeEr 1e1-. ~ ~. = srasr Ts--- As-..,.
q. FrpNe zSz- sns-<e ~ ul.kss E1z =xsEz1-s
IAsA-sr a1a -4lrsr-
ISthsre anything this sSae Heaven
that can Be compared 70 such cu-npAE-
SonshiP
BENJAMIN Franklin. after to-ty yeNrS
IN nztrizOlial hon,ts, was Able 10 ts-S-
Mfr We arc grown Old t5.zesaer. and
Il nv wife Has say fs.lss an 80 ussSs
20 tAesR that ! IA not pe-eeEre thSa--
In Tie mSist = sSsl AMI Po-ersy his
hOaas uaS : rsias-. EA-+e ali The petty
cans ani r.srpieHilbss o: the DAY uere
iAis ISLE
JaD-s A. 6arEela sasi Os hss wife
-sS-lefir1Ss II lO-al-s n listle bsze before
me- bSis take courage from her s-ar-
err
WOa-a that al meas ereea zas that
Of the z-zlrae5s -WOzsn MAS net uasSe
frOz INNS had. that she Shsala rule
0Ee- kin- Ror froza his fees. that she
skSahe te his slaS=. b,it fruzn his ssle.
that she might BE- near his hsart. :
So13 shzs ali No1h=z uere uo-shy a
tie erscls- Ckicas-o IIEsS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
noussno.p BRsssrIss

White Pndsiing Sau.ae--A,i .sirI
one Tablespoonful Of oorRstarch Yah !
little cold water. pour over il half ;
pint Of hoili1r water. have ready IN
xeil-beaten white Of two eggS; sid 1.
the eornstarrh onehalf cup Of pow
dered sugar P5nr this gradually eve
the whites. l-ratinz ali the time; wher
cold add the vanilla This makss 4
light and very pAiAtAble sauce -BostOI
Budget
Plum Pniding.-One pound and !
half Of stoned rafsins, halVed. bat MOI
chopped half I pound Of dry. Piekesi
eurrants. half = Poand of mixed peel
three-quzrters of \ pound of grated
broad crumbs. shree-qasrterS Of APeaa.s
of saet. minced iine; eight Eggs. vel
beaten Mix the ingredients well ans
press the pa idihg into battered mold
Tie down tightly with battered cloth
and boil for Eve or six hours Detroit
Free Press
"A Good Padding,-when you have
oatmeal o. breakfast food left over yog
can make an excellent padding for din
ner ont Of it Adj To il slice OF tive
Of brad - two or three crackers sOakeS
in miliz. two eggs. well beaten. cur
OF sugar. nutmeg 10 taste and mill
enough u thin 10 the consistency OF Al
ordinary F1.iiing Nix well together
put In the battered padding dish aux
sline two OF three gOOi-sized zpples otei
the top- then ake--ChieagO Ledger
Celery Sanee -Cut the tender pArts
Of a hsad Of celery very fine: pour OF
water enough to cover theEas cover The
saucepan in which you put the CELERY,
and place On the hack of the stove L
simmer one hour Nix two Tablespoons
fuls Of Hour and foar Of butter Wher
the celery has boiled one hour, add u
II the butter and foar. one pint Of mill
o. rrezEa. and season to taste Boil NJ
onSs. and serve sSith roast duck. turkey
or hroiIei fowl - Health and Ha
mainly
Orange S0af.e Peel and slice six
oranges. put in = glass dish layer o.
oranges. then Ole of sugar. aud 80 or
until AL the orange IS used and lei
stand two hours make soft boiled
eustznd Of the yOllzS of three eggs one
pint Of milk. sugar to suit she taste,
With grating Of orange peel Cor favor
and pour over the oranges when eoOl
enough not 10 b-ezk the dish: beat
whites of the ezx 10 stiff trOth stir in
sugar. and put over the padding =
WceSn's Work
-Reaeh Pa1aing.-Drzin the strip
from quart 0f canned peaches. bring
1t 10 the boiling pcint. add :eaeupful
Of granulAted sugar. ami whzn 1t boils.
add the peaches and cook soft Soak
an of gelatine until soft iaenOugh
oOli water 70 cover add the grated
rind Of one lemon 20 the peaches and
the strained ioiee Of two 70 the CELIA I
tine Z zs2 the latter upon thepeaeheS.
stir u-.2 th0r0aghly mixed strain
shnSagh Uire sieve. s>i beat with an
egg whip until light When cool bat
not ssid- sir in the well beaten white
OF two ezgS pour into mold wet in
CID water and st in an ice box eight
ho5rS When reaaiy 10 serve. turn the
spc0Se ont on deep dish and pour the 1
following Sl1ce zroani IT. Bring two
eaPiRlS Of milk 70 the boiling point;
stir in the well beaten yOlkS Of two
eg-s. t-Eo ishleSpoOnfnls Of sugar. and
stir until creamy When elld. harS.s
with leaa0n and use--N \. Observer
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BUCHANAN KY,

Apart-consssii Al Aliss,S NiD.
Kinner. MinDSe R,u,sf;-,l Nan
and Ida Stnma. MSs Geo. W,Sls;,D,-
san. Iinsev Sni,h. II "a NJ.
s &. ana JSe ,,o.ap:on. An
stump. Geo. and IIen.lrrso,. lIo,rb.
ison wr,.s ssAinr S,,nr,.r NJ,
jassl.-lau nahAasistaua. NJ. =
= violeas ssor,a a,osean ,s4v ,o,,k
refase in an osa a.lssz.aa,,,. eAu,,,...
house, wAsle a,,iOs .l-asaa,ly
eAa'iias aaa wai'ins ~ ,se s,osm
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ms WIVES OF cgLEsRrnEs
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

Despite the courts an,l the
Worlds Fair commission 10 ih'.
contrary the Columl,zin ExEoSi-
ZION viii no, again he opene! on
Sunday A mcre oOmplsIe victory
~as never xon than this triumph
al the Sabbaiarians, The Sunday
attendance Ess the SMALLEST Of the
xeek and vas continually %, the
decrease. Il Was 81 unProhtahls
that the Boari Of Managers an
nnunced thsi SuD.iay would be the
sast open Sabbath
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
KINNEe

eys p ~ the ,aiks attended the
Ie-iear.sii'n IN liz iih II Louisa,
Fs.,sa.sr and Add Sksens
fsst-,s. IL S4'SinsiiOn. We
'.is. s;h7 hsv- i&,ih b~en success
/ g,.s - d, v ss-- i,sish, sr,t energetic
= ". :sirkrnsu and family are
,.iSitiss Mr.. Ske-t.s - slav.
Ma lu,l'e Moor. ii this I.,sos.
'sili l-ss'n hsE sehse, II Rive Crees
,hs Iair,l Nos.si=y ia Inly.
Iius WasknsSn, Or Nzzcami.. xas
calling on hrs b.; siTl >an.isy.
We noticed ,lgr frsend Jay 1-sr-
. irg siS,ise : pleasant snliie aslsl n hen
asked the r=Gse - replied ;hst a
was oe the rOai u prosperity,
Miss Elsie Barrett. ,iaashlsr II
Rev. JAS. 4 H. Barrett, wAs visi;-
ins Misses Fanny sH8 N.ols
Thompson Tse@n;iy.
Badd FrsShseF xent II Den,Sa
Wednesday.
Rev. George Justice pgsachs.i an
Interesting serIsOa a Rove Crpek.
saturday night
Q,ss;e = Eumter az tlse yoaus folks
80 - -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

The people Of Wrs:ern Kentucky
= few DAYS ago hung : negro. shot
aI.d muiilatei the body and ihsn
bu-ne.i IL The treatment was hu-
maneenouga- 1h- brute hsd .:Oai-
rased and numbered :Eo white girls
of that neishborsosi. Tuose Elia
may be inclined Ia condemn the
action of the citizens should ask
themselves what they would 4,
we're the victims members Of their
family. Such action willbestopPed
when these OuiEsSes are stopped,
and moi before.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

The Complaining Millions of
Men Is the title al = novel Of BOs-
ton life by Edwsri Fuller. soon to
Be published BY Harper & Brothers,
The story deals viii, -.aisl;;ssa, and
as II Is strong in plot and vigorous
IL told. it IS likely 10 make SEN
sation IL the midsummer sessnn o:
lighter fiction. Il ziIl also he pub,
lishsd alout July 25sh.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

We see by The hill Of fare Of the
banquet given 10 the Legislature
by the citizens OF Frankfort near
the close Of the SESSION shSt brain
pattiesn were among the articles
served Why didn't they feed EN-
ON ihat early in lie session, and
oa.,p
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21

Flies hate the smell q clover
Where window screens are nOs
used hang grest bunohes Of clove1
blossoms, and Is tiey dry eysry
tiy will leave tn nom, sn.i zili
not resnrn Is long As tAe drie,i
clover rsnsins.-Houn= Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-21
FRIDAY. JULY q. Isss-

The lass thing tlst irrnols
(Kansas) Justice o; the Peace did
before leaving Kansas was 10 rem
der = decision TO The efisei that the
Constitution Of The United States
is unconstitutional