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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

A bardue was wrecked on the New Jersey
coast one wild winter night. and the only
persons saved were two boys, who got 70
shore over the terrible pillows ON broken
pieces Of timber.
IL WAS a sad sight when next day four
hcarses were driven to the village cemetery
with bodies Of seamen. washed ashore in tho
night The boys wcre the only mourners
who followed the funeral managed 10y town
officials. Their homes were far away and
they were soon to be sent back 60 the port
from which they had sailed
The dozen men Of the crew Of the doomed
bark could not bc saved although the life
saving crew Of ncghboring station did
everything in human power to get lines or
boats out to the ship when she went 10 pieces
scarcely a thousand yards from shore
"Its boys luck" said one of the llfc-sav-
ing crew when the drenchcd boys cana
safely through the roaring surf on their
pieces of timber; "lct IA boy alone Ia get
ashore, II there is scrap of II shaving or IA
hcn-coOp to hang to-
Especially IL fellows got sense enough
left In his head to stick TO his piece of tim
Der, - said one of the rescued boys
Then it came out that the Captain and his
crew wcro all under the influence of liquor
when the gale began, aud that the greater
the danger became, the more they drank T.
lessen their sense of the peril
ut was pretty tough to SEQ such sailing
and not dare tO open our mouths said the
other boy. "Wcd never have gone to pioce'
il they'd had their honds enough to hold hei
steady and of the shore"
That's just it," said his companion
"They didn't have their heads A fellow!
got 10 be all there If he wants to make ,
port in n storm
Isn't it good thing to I've sure that on,
| has ones head at all times. Many n younl
man has made shipwrerk of his Whole life
| because in n time ot danger aud perplcxitl
| he has put into his mouth that which "steal
| the brains away" II is not luck but plucl
which wins, and IL is the truest sort of plucl
To refuse any truce with such an enemy
| lOutHs Companion.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

Deer Island Lighthouse, rs il is officially
known, stands on the southern extremity
cf ,hc spit that makes ont to the south
from Deer Island. The water is six feet
deep around it.
The foundation of the structure is u great
cylinder of iron, resting in the sand, and
securely anchored and protected 10y some
thousands of yards of broken stone that
have been dumped around it, This part
of the structure is 30 feet in diameter. It
swells out bell fashion, at the top, where
is u wide promenade, protected hy u
hand rail and covered 10y roof. Above
this rises the tower proper, in the form
Of trunCatrd cone. There is gallery
around the top of the conc.
The light itself is 81 feet above mean
sea level. 1t is "a fvc-wick lamp aud
will illuminate an arc of the horizon hc-
ginning nt point on the horizon south
west by west west around to % point
southeast 10y cas-, (hcarings taken from
scawardl In clear weather the light can
be- seen l3 nautical miles away 10y "a man
on ships deck IL feet above the water.
The strength and cncapucss of iron
and s,ccl make it certain that these
metals will bc used in the future in all
lighthouses which, like this. are exposed
To- the assaults of the waves. The old
fashioned stone towers are more expensive
and less comfortable for the Keepers and
in no way better than the iron towers.
The base of the structure is painted
black. the tower is brown, and the lamp
is black The lamp shows white light,
varied 10y q red flash every thirty second
-Ntin lpI& .SlH.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
His Voice Charmed Her,

Joe Mix, the Burlington depot pas.
scugcr caller, is noted for his sweet
toned voice and lamb-likc disposition.
Among the passengers at the depot,
yesterday, was Miss Jennie Smith, the
railroad temperance evangelist. She
kept an eve on Joe, and noticed all his
good traits, not mentioning MS good
looks.
Presently the Eastern train was
about due and Joe, in his bland, urbane
manner. advanced to the center of tho
room and i'm II silver-toncd tenor voice,
sang ont "All aboard for Plattsmouth,
Pacific junction, Red oak, burlington,
Peoria, Chicago and all points east.
Passengers will now pass ont TO the
cars and secure their seats, rs the train
leaves in fifteen minutes
Joe started to retreat when Miss
Smith, in an cnraptUrcd tone APP
preached him and exclaimed "Oh, YOU
dear, lovely man! What lovely voice
rou have 10 sing praises unto heaven.
Won't YOU pi,aec come to my meetings
and sing for u.s..
Joe is very hashful, but this iattcry
was too much aud he promised to 80. -
EdirOdd Gd-enc.
TnR pin IN the Canadian Parliament to
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
WHAT 1T COSTS.

The actual amount of malt liquors con-
sumed in 1888 was 767. 5s7, 056 gallons. This
includes not quite 5000 900 gallons of inn
ported beer and ale. The manufacturers
price 20 the retailer is rather above than be-
low twenty cents per gallon. AT twenty
cents the cost TO the dealers would be Sl53,
5l7,4ll, Tho retailers get an average Of
sixty cents per gallon, which makes the cost
20 the consumers $500 522, 233, which the
American people spend annually for malt liq-
uor, principally beer. The most careful es-
innate puts the cost OF wine to the consumer
at S72 SO, 1886, and of distilled spirits s379,-
226 500. This gives us grand total OF 1912,
as, l29, nearly 81, ,000, 100000 spent annually
for liquor by the people OF the United States.
-Cathoiic Citizen.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

in England, has been
very i'll for some time,
but recently was re
ported better Mr..
Spurgcou was the son
Of u Congregational
lninistcr,and was born
at Kclvcdon, Essex,
in 1884. When very
young hc became the
pastor of a church at
Waterford. From
there he went to New
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

Spurgcou is there lie
has preached to 20,
600 people in the
Crystal Palace and the
Agricultural HAIL. Mr..
Spurgcon is not an
orator in the usual
sense of the term.
His voice is clear and
sweet, and hc is very
earnest. When young
he was married and
has two sons. Both
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

are preachers. one in Susie sruEGEuN.
Australia and the other in London.
His wife is an earnest worker with Mr..
SpurgcOn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

- ~ - 7'''''0''' TNfN INtHITt, III
Southwark, London,in 1853, and III 1861
the Tabernacle was built for him.
This building seats between GO0O and
1000 persons and is crowded when Mr..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
Bosion's New Lighthouse.

Boston harbor has a new lighthouse in
operation. II is on Deer Island. As a
sample Of modern lighthouses it is well
worth notice.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

THE nin IN the Canadian Parliament to
abolish the duty on American corn imported
INTO Canadu to distill has been defeated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
CURRENT TOPICS.

Is Canton so9ci9 people I've in hOus'
boats
E-,HWAY people are after Boston-.
Z historic common
THE dau-htrr 0f.Julia Ward Howe !:
ieetu+iHs on astronomy
Tf:E Hebrew. Charity hall in Philadel-
Tsifa actted aIs1t So -G1O
-IrrITEE wzs l.Eown 10 the Chaldeans
a= q plahet ,as. early IS L. C. sea-
HEEER NEwToy Is snolsen Of as a
Successor 10 the late Bishop Erooks
4 WEONING caucus has nominated
NJ. Corn. for senator from that state
GAEFIEID-S son IrtNin Med : chosen
senior class day president a Williams
y FIxE-i. EGGED hd-s il Is reported 5
an animal sf6iisir1sijr II ilgweilS, Neh
THE S;o-sIri4 ~ I'a-itic cjasts waters
with Iclsters Is meeting with great sue
cess
\ RESIDENT Of Colon. Mich. adver-
tiSe~ that he will clean enimneys and
wells
\ -lSeLs factory in North Carolina
) now turning out s-c'p1,o 90 cigarettes
daily
TnE strongest telescope brings the
moon 70 an apparent distance q 100
miles
TnE laris-desrsei h9oT,>liFt has al
ready made is appearance IN New
YORK
Mis- s;soEaL DGzw BAEEI lfoEE has
entirely recovered be- health, i Is re-
g-Qr,c3
THaEE i said TO h more illiteraey in I
Portugal than in any other country Of
Europe
lls alabama legislature has finally
decided against calling . constitutional
eohvSnti9n.
EclIrSEs OF the sun were calculated
ty Egyptian and A,henian astronomers
Is earl as 80 = C..
4 sEvENrE l-N-,lQNT NThs-oLD hog, owned
l,v resident 81 Sesiaiia, No, i claimed
ta weigh - PoUndS
IL spain il e6sts Si0c, 100000 70 main
iain ,Ae army and only Si.lod,N'e 10
educate the chiidren.
qHE suggestion Is siaic tba; tbs ma
.iJn prd'e,d al Qnc> 81 the cNeetipa Of a
sapuucui Sa Ng:nainN
tlin ol3J~s aavs. ,;n vll.9ta mCw in
,UAlsc isc IS Sera.eg Megsl,,qi Ncg-
,i.oat wao was trn a Isle
.Ci,NntlS j, IANNSi. - iavisca lN
ttS ,;Stoo cosi. .coa erNcll ~ Uc.lNct
as vu.ess ,.1n ,'yy eaticr
ANN one Maocsc nay The isse t9H
: n .rH ~ b. f /.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
To.ie Pn-.E I'LL.
80. IieHsY struggle fir ireland ,ow oE-
niii comes si;cuda1t' rP6n the Open
ing OIL lbs. Cnnln.nns.

-,'H Nieiis ~ Struggle fir ireland S0w OE-
wild "re'ie- sitcnda ~ IPGn the Open
.r'E oLtha Commons.
Eos Dgy Feb l4&Thc SCENES at tho
uia ug IL parliament Monday upon
tDr occasion qf the beginning of the
T,-ai-Gght FOR Irish home rsIe wiIl long
bc remembered While Mr. .ti!adstone
vet slept ~ pa ace yard. " minister,
was crowded with members and thrsugs
"fprdPIc eager TO await the opening Of
tile tnnimgua The early arr gais we're
moStiy tiy@e prominent in the Icish
,cattse. Among them wcra: r. J. Foley.
n.sigi@r for EaEnemlra: DaFiH Shcts-
hey, secretary IL tie Irish national
iederaf ions John ESthc, nationalist
iulmtcr FOR East Galway, and Dr Chas-
Tanner, mainhcr i1r Cork The inner
lEbiE aa. PACKED with members at
nNaHJaHd uHen the doors were opened
the uembcrs riiraw aside their dig
Mtg ana rleEe,i ia di5araeriy fashion
fgr r9a
The mgnbcre sb5ujcd and struggled
for tho Hc-t places and many were
thrown violently 10 the iloor and
brl!sed ana ,raDpled upau.
.fst y.tl ram, Caleb Wright member
for SaGi 's"tsi Lancashire, e.gltE-two
graF q. EH. icf. jn. tie CRUST ard was
tavesr iptugeG n.ju5 knn-i.'el down
and tsafgp.Ea uron. fic was rescued
by .Ia1n Burns the labor leader with
aiHIenit4<
Ngl.n icw members became angry and.
.f1,4r.. g,..f,.! g.t-,-.1 sTt..,, .4-gf Wv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
BORDERS & 6TEN2Nv lA.R1S.

TnE average weight of the Chinese
brain is said to be heavier than the
average weight of the brain in any
other rare.
THE pin IS no new eontrivance- They
are found among the mummies of
Egypt and in the prehistoric caves OF
Switzerland
TEE use of ornamental terra Gotta as
building material has increased
greatly in New York city during the
\. past ten years
THE pastor Of a Sedalia, No, church
a.yeriises good music and short ser
mons, with the result that his church
Is always flied
y STEEL chimney has been built in
! Chicago which, it Is said, IS $50 feet
high. with an outside diameter of nine
feet FIVE inches
Tia Mount Blanc observatory is prae-
ticzliy complete. aTa will be placed in
position As soon a. tine parts can be ear
ried TO the summit
ANoSG the estates left by persons
who died in Vienna intestate, and
whose heirs haze not been found, is one
consisting. Of an opeTa-glass
A PnILADEEPHIA minister manifolds
his sermons and sends them to those
members Of his congregation whose
absence he notes during. service
IT Is claimed that forty-two young
men of Archison. Kan, have taken an
oath not 70 be found in company with
a woman who wears hOopskirts-
TnE News, published at Cochran. Ga,
is but little larger chan an ordinary en-
velope. and elainlsj TO be the smallest
weekly PAPER Published in Georgia
NR FowERs an advertisement wri-
ter for a cod iiver oil company, earned
s10 Geo 5he slhie year that W. D. How
els received Si5,es9 from great maya
Ziue
TIE khedive Of Egypt uses type
writer. and is 80 pleased with the in
strument that it is said he has con
ferred .he honor q the Mejidie on the
inventor.
TnE federal and cantonal authorities
Of Switzerland VIII shortly begin prep
aratious Ter the arr andihdustrial expo
sition 60 h. held in The autumn Of 1915
3, Geneva
I9is sa5l S,c uigi y higher next SUM
ner Jc..l;r>c L waS murs NlruSiye.tn
tnr Grt,ug tac y,T ccsi wcs,ntr
NSthiac .ec'ps - tpys in the eovsul.-
sc,> ntevst
NSNIiE llss aNn Freschnsn,
a,ivcs t5Sone, ;ha s'g,f'S e: Paris IN
.onvtySn,r 3p, ,ei lTc,S;tritsty scll-
I'd. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
TIE CHOLERA.
The Spector Shadow is Spreading
in Europe.
Steadily. Inevitably f.roWirg. and IIi,eat-
ca- 10 EHsiIroud tiies,boir C,afincHr--t
-. i'Tt"r-HurE. Mar>eiIissi asi Ham .
burg Iedzr it az Erss.st. ,,s


NEw YonE, Feb is THa EoHdon
c"rrtsrondent of thc World rs.lig tH,,
follow insT "a tiny shldt ". Isrrtelliag
thr great plague that Is TO- Ie, ha5
falicn nrross th: land just uq5y IT, Is
NJ" bigger Than q mans hand. bat IL is
sure - grow daily. steadily. .nevFsa-
DIy until ii has shroudyd alltbc con-
tinent IN" .ts dead black Not iu one
place l.as the attack been maas. but,
as II 10y Il given signal. ia three .tyi1e q
different countries tho onslaught oi tho
cholera Has bcguH.
From faf-away ST. PctcT5bltr., comes
the news wholly unexpccted4Bl course,
that ten persons have died - 81. -r;i
with the cessation 81 the f-6sL FrGm
Marsciiles under the warm sin 81 r.r
Riviera, the plague has all. IHg aa.irl
horror Of HeSyness and fhd p, ua ar,
trying bard 10 cover up the Jlad 10
quiet the fears pfthc.liyiHG far u3 piat
n this mnstcQmc Ia spoil t., DH 81.
plcasure that tA4 month bri1 irprc
But worst 1f al, Is directly ar~t'ie.
AiHrricl, i, the news frun EamLlrs
lnt the suburb y Altoona d rir 1uGr in
iail has just died, and fvc oiatr eases
ar beirv closely watched Tho rqrt u
Hamburg ilsclf has not btcry allowed 20
escape On board the steamers I.eGo
and Aus ttltTa fpur sailors Were stsiyEtn
with THE disease
lfsr weather IS modcrating al over
the continent aud the warm snus,, ue
is Kissing back 20 life The ch@Eerl -e-s s.
- tbs Ncet. promises tQ show % wider
sIirca,l - the great plague Meanwhile
Nicnifa IS sending invitations 4 all ma
u9us % an international health con-.
gross ta formulate some plan for fgUb
ing tn, common foe ana, ~ England
southampton is Begging parliament o.
yoir money e keep UP a rig.t Guaran,
tipo
MAEsEHIEs, Icb5 la Iiettvccm SIX
"floeE saturday night and 0rl5rk
SUNDAY afternoon eight persons died 81
the rnnitraic epidemic. and several
fresh eases were taken ~ the hospital
Two patients were discharged o. ur&&
The sweiish consul has refused ,p5segc
csean talis of health 70 vessels sailing
f9r Swedish ports 4 five days qgas.
lHitnc has hccu established ty +:Hg
GrH, government f5r ail arrivals fFasn
this port
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
-. Annrnn- -

WNsHlNG fct h. The suuiry
clvii apa-ap priatidn bin wis reported to
the senate Monday afternoon ~ the
scnate appropriation coInnittec, 1t
shows 2 yuarNcd reduction in appropri-
atiors for rivers and harhors. the cut
heing masse in thc appropriations for
the Mississippi river The amount FOR
improving the Mississippi from the
passes to thCOhi3 is reduced -Sit5. 600.
leaving the appropriation At an even
SlOQpo1o From uhcmouth Of the ohio
to the mouth - yhe Missouri the appro-
priation has la'cn ciit Slo0, c00 With
these exceptions the bill remains in
aonut the shape in which it passed. the
house.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
NEW YORK BANK FRS



NEW IJGE Ieh Is. lli.igcEi efforts
will be usadt liF the Neay York b@nHs
10 induee President Harrison 10 send
"a snrt.ial rrs ~ - CONGRESS urg-
iu- thHt rcpenliH~ sii-
yer tur base act BE- passc,l effort.
tu ntuae SecretAa 81 the treasury
Foster. ~ issue s5Q a}.01u Ui rti NasI
continued Nud ~ anl wiz rtHa.Fod|
Monday !; IS thought hewi.i 10 d
IAetc axe iht two means by NLitF
Wall street tNutGtS reiie& There will
bc au Important conference ~ the suu-
treasury iii Wall street Monday MORN,
ing between >rrrt tary Foster and the
presidents ~ thr'pr.ncipal Wall street
cauk, The secretary nteUdcd Is res
rufn sunday but deferred ll:- departure
M order tomcct the hg,.ds of the BIC
banks
Some st The bank presidents called
Gp1n Nir Foster and talked about SHE
gold situation to-day President H. W..
AIdanuon. of the Chase national bank,
and OTHERS who saw him. came AWAY
with impression that the secretary
mot Inclined 70. sell ionds IL rcplcnish
the gold supply, for tine reason that tiig
present administration has only three
weeks more of life. and as IL would re-
ghitc ;wo wccIs notice in advance
tof the sale, there would scarcely bc
time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
IaaIeATEos scHEalE.
IIic Dcsrfs rrtli.. - ais,ye Cori airy to IIlps-
sa.n a. fits Rose

-a.n a. ths Ea.e.
Los ANaflis ca4. Lei. ii- Plans
fafe been iaatl-ea ior one eftHtttreat-
iu The uuicE States, the result OF
which VIII ie the reclamation Of a
lar-l Yrtiau 81 tine MdjaEe desert.
Eeat aiatye. II Aiihnesuta capit:.--
ISIS -ays ahtniHcH fg.h the Nesprria
LaEH ard AAttr e aH opt.aHon the
water F-h: and dam site ~ E!ttoria
ngrrows oa tae Southern California
r,.!.eFaE q at t.si-l miles north Of san
BcrllGEa $40
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

ST Lofts Feb I3. At etls Chotear
avenue Sruday night there was a cele-
ciaii1n aud a christening Aboui io-a.
ali present brcame involved in a riot
Men. women and children participated
and every conceivable weapon was used.
Ia a few minutes the place looked lik,
slaughter house, the walls floor and
even the ceiling being covered with
blood 4 wagon load Of police finally
Succeeded in queling the disturbance.
Six of tEo~e involved were carried q
the diSpcnsary, and their injuries Tay
pr1yc fatal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
A.t3crnh ~ wiitr,.s

LTrIIE Rock, Ark, Feb rs, News
reached here sunday from Bayou Mctc
township, this county. that Mrs. Cay.
nor Hicks who was washing clothes a
a spring near her house, was SGT upon
by two wildcats and terribly laceratec
before her son could run from the house
and kill the yarmiris The caf~ wert
attracted TO the spring by the snicll ~
IA deer that had been cleaned there carly
IN tho nnnrninr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

loNuoN ivS-il Monday MORNINGS
NaiNi,s pdMshel thv plansoi FrcdeHrk
insk.0ni L, e.. a. ~, tO make an arctic
cNirdi,ion llo win leave next suWmcr
with paf,r eleven, VIII establish a
dotit qN thl 'iitlVrn coast % fmns
lotoi lanli ard iromAlls hasnut npera'
tloue Nil ,NnlNlu nGgthWNFla the rest
% llr fuNni,r 10 Willwinrn 10 tho
doiet pelom winter nud q Yonr flom
nest fprlnf VIII ~ norihwpri ufaln,
vsinhllsllug nlnrg bis Iunts a ser|os ~
dproIa unill ho poaehpt latitude eighty
four ,H o|0hly1,A Nhrlo hp anN llls
nnlIf nIlI Ninltn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

LITTiE I!ceb Ark Feb II Dave
Hanger uA VIII Whippie aged four
teen anit eleven years respectively,
whiio playing on the third floor OF the
state horse buiidiug. tcll through the
balccuy of the rotugda 70 the stone
nayeuicut below They were diseov-
cred in an unconscious condition by
Representative Brown Of Prairie coun-
w Nairplc dies, eh9rtly after being
taken home ANA Hanger is in a.dying
cnnlitinll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
wal, g,mp,on y,s,t. ,be $ s,na.a

wAsni>GroN, Feb IS An event ir
the senate Friday was the appearance
on the floor Of ex-senator Wade llamP
tdfL of South Carolina lie came II
quietly and while seated on sofa was
Immediately surrounded by senator,
from both sides of the chamber, con
graduating him and paying tlttjr re
spcctS Nice-President Morton left hE
place in the chair to meet him, aIt
during the brief time he remained il
the chamber his reception was an dya
ton
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
Hu-h o'ponnell on TrlnI.

PrtfSpURGm Feb ~ Hugh o'nop.
nell, the leader of the Homosteat
strikers. was placed ON trial Monday
morning 10 answer the charge Of mp>
der. The charge is brought by Secrc,
tary l.ovcjoy, of the Carnegie Go, and
the name Of a. rinRerton detective,
killed ON July 4, during the riot, Is
specified in the charge. #
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

CoITeN, @, Feh 1.-Two miners,
Charles C.int and ratrici Graham,
Were serious y injured by a fall OF slate
in the Comet coal mine, and mule
valued n Si5awaS instantly killed the
men Will recover but the only thing
that p7cvcntcd them from beingcrnshed
todca;h was the mule, whose body be-
inr large. sept ihe Slate, weighing Sew
eral TONS, itain squUrely strlSing them.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

WA>HINGFpN. EcO : -d0 lsh-Ec y
l. jackson IS 10. lee canarn a,i-
ate justiceof the supre:ii e'e1 gTtE t.-, ~
dietary committeG:ef the S=ate at7'f
Monday moruin- 70 rep 3e a2Hi-
nation fAvordbly 7; IS ur.5lsr'os! iudt
the rePubiieai.s wni ul'r.r' tho ? ili-
nation unanimously whca i comes up
in the >cirate
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
THE LYncHlNo
Ofthe Nesro. smith. at Paris. Tex. Re-
eaIicd-The Horrible story Of Minister
tEogar,Ii6g < tho NGnir! e

al Texas. .tgI IIgsg 'rg mort Of the lgUcNiUr
5f tFc Negro. S.Iit4l at Paris. Tex,
brought anaut tie FORMATION Of tho
Aat..fsEHehing iaagsr ~ the Union
lE.ri second street bafe.y. t-se.ifed
.rr$auer. Il. lia<.eatlG north .tI.starr !,
c1reqGc ara.H-f Necs, lyuthing
Iua seTru,;ef nov Eins g.d. in rs-
notwithstanding II Smiths Twas
f'gsen sitsI .t,aH.4 -. .i.r.,5l. liGsaut,. /
,va- t-,. r frar In Lamar county to
ri -o.Int r.- ats..f tile gEnrllru.r If
SE~aa II el t4e...i..l..ai ,urasrre
@ieflra il.r arrival 81 Henry ~ini,Ir as a
Yfr.toHgr. and T. va. warned that /
fTl ru5 tle ssiii-r III la.tfe, madr m.
In.5. and .whtu J eay5 tla. Guar wretch
eIru @ NJt.- frar ana e4t 81 near
+, H. ta4t. l-... u ir,..f. bis tectl ef.5rttf.
-s"ge fn.alg "a sra..d Ey Hin 10 the
Jasr-
lfdfe,L 8. i.f.slur hi rffine, I.ut two
crfH-s j, sra ta.y.rtG. aud h.thc
~ * oslagyI tnAn ever
,ya As tF@is- r,faria
r4edcr % The
lI'au .aar,fr 'r's t..i5 nut ~ lis
tea# H ailanat list IN
.-a ar'aas ass ,rcintus.
4, I, Ill r.5 r--g6h.i,iuh. for
sp #F.h. - rIis Rtyas ago.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

lmMrNGltNM Ala, feh N bee
SldcS wcltknown liasd character
shot ANA Nllod n r. Kirk, pos,mas,c,
at uuin. Marion county, NJ this place
sunday, In strcct duel The killing
wAs tho result Of an old fend, One %
Sides brothers was wounded IN She
lrht
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

Nrw lOHN, FvlN l1 the vauishing
Al" Sadlc j. Mootn WRp iW- hacn
kinv for neQtly "a molil, ba*t aNd
fhise extraordinary diaafrfainn hpa
,ceoatcd as much cScilelNent aiiN woh,
dor AS n she had been "a W,p.ik, N,Fs ltis
tald. maicrallf0d w fhlMAtlrhiA NNt
I,n lh,Sa0Il0p nt,pmplpr ,oraglareseh
h|srtd Into Thin nlr aud Npf
marn llrr lathn'iniNN, Ar
IN. Inrnnl, nl isi Nest lpirl
u York. aail HnnlSY' IlNnl
Ninro WAS M tptaie'rrM
nnI lellr'pI viii Ao
y a N IAeL,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

pARls. reN lf The Countess le, lscs-
seps writes tlyp- nuply io a lcitrr of
sympathV irum prn itSada, Coluwb.ln.
minisler ia paties inspltc ef alh horo
Your gotceuNent Wiilgmnt every passlr
bio iaeilisy % anlslNug tho weflNundc.s
tascn.ly our dear and nobta marsyE"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

+ SAN fRAavl,,N Feh r. T. c. Mac
farlanc,s wkU accompanies the conn.
mission0rs iraim cN. Queon i.illuONalani
10 WashMg,oN IL M and continued 10
his room az his hoyol in this city Ills
indispcsl,ioh has delayed tho departure
0i tho ambassadors, aud they 90 not
now expocl 20 leave Tor Washington
tlll Monday. A