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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
ARGENTINE FINANCIAL PROPOSALS

PARLIAMENT DISCUSSING IMPORT ,Np IXroET
DUTIES NND INTERNAL TAXi->.
Bucno, Ayrc>. Dec. 10 Parliament has begun the
debate on the proposals of the Minister u Finance.
These include the imposition Of a duty ~ per cent.
parable in gold, exports; dutic- on impor-. anf
taxes on the manufacture Of liquor c-1r and mai'h"-
II +, also proposed 10 plIce taN II per cent or
deposits n private haut and - make foreign iuaurt
companies doing bU-in"-, n this country lH> ie'lit
licenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
A YOUNG THIEF'S CAREER.
TIE ARREST OF SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD
THOMAS COOK.
HE FOOLED POLICEMEN, SMASHED SKELETONS
AND FLED FROM \ BLACK CAT-IuS
EXCITING LIFE.

MD FLED FROM \ BlsAi Il ANI ilAS
EXCITING LIFE.
The police of the Oai,-st. staton-house are
happy. On Thursday evening they captured
Thomas Cook alias Thomas OBrien who for two
months past has pcrpctratcd moro burglaricS in
the First and Second precincts than were ever
done before within the annals of police history
hy orc person. Many of the places entered were
visited t"icc, Al intervals varying from TWO to
three week., and on two occasions the reserves
were called ont and n block of build
ings surrounded to urCyent the escape
of Cook. who had been heard hammer
ing away on safe by the officer on post,
while search Of the suspected buildings was
made by other officers. In both instances Cook
escaped. once by lowering himself into a chin
ncy. and when the searching party had left the
roof climbing out and entering another
building. dropping 10 an extension. and by walk
ing board fence twenty five feet high 10 reach
the street Then with the utmost Indifference he
mingled with the crowd and inquired Of one what
all the trouble was.
Last Tuesday night the block bounded by
Water, South and Oliver sts. and James
Slip was surrounded by the reserves,
because Policeman Farncy saw some one
pull down the shades in the store Of one David
son. dealer in waste paper. at No II James Slip
When the reserve, reached the Sccnr a search ~
tic crtirc buildirr y,,s made but no one could
mo c,upd
since then Cook has confessed He sid that
he tried o crack s,fc on the second floor Of tho
hnildine adioiuinr. but made a had job of it be
cause hc va, bothered by a big black cat that
rc-,isfcd i'm rubbing up a.ainst him and iumpinl
on tho s,fc wliL. hc was at work EccominI
Ii,clsfed. be- went NJ through the scu't'c and
i., ,,., ,t, ,,.,.,c manor ..orc There tlc eat
el...,,. L.
follower "Ihi' "H' E''"H- '+'' VI "''"'- ''
:i.4f hc fred 80 lcr and frightened her away.
rt Dee ,.,u.I ,I.,,-, flo crrt,i,s and vas.
,. ,t,
getting h.''N 10 ""'N %" '' S"' WIZ"
police arrived. IL" was c"nl"i'd - MAKE Hl'
way - the rop of the buildlnC He could 500 and
, ,f, c;,,. .,,i,I, l,rtcr,s and candle, search
l''" ''' ''''' ''' WIZ" ''
The lower u'"IN 'n' Li''"''N -'''''- "'''
10 him Finally 10 managed - Sccrrfc himself ON
, ~ Ga. hoist ,ylccl over ffo Iatch,yav where
F " .r ,:.t, Lortl,.
hc rcn"l'I lil'''''''" '.'''' "-..
after midul-l' d. got ont Of 'A' hniIlIHS NhoN-
-'"' h"''''" ,+.
one "i ihr places 'r NSi'f' '"''' "''' ''' ~
Office lIllGi1- ~ No. l4l Maiden Lane N''''
,,... l.,..c'f in If before n Va, closed for the
..,, D.. .... ,.... Cal, him fn rtu.l.k n nt his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
FRANCE AND TIE XrwrorNDLAXD rI,lIrrrE,

Paris. Dee. 10 While the member, of thr ~"nat"
were discussing the foreign estimate, today Admiral
Vclon asked II any treaty with Great Britain regard
ing the Newfoundland fisheries had been concluded.
and insisted that the draft Of such treaty ,h0uld
be- submitted 10 the Chamber Of Dcputcs foi approval
lie added that he thought the settlement that Great
Britain proposed was acceptable
NJ Eibot. Minister Of Foreign Affairs, declined 10
enter into the details OF the proposal, submitted He
aid We VIII not agree 10 the principle Of money
Indemnify. We do not wish that there shall bc any
Interference with internal legislation. We ara
awaiting fresh proposals..
Commenting GT the Newfoundland fshcIlc, dhcnIty.
tnc Temp" saws il thinks that the proposal Of the
council General Of ST. Pierre and Miquclon, tha' Great
rf lin ccdc Burin 10 France. is moderate and deserving
Of careful dcrdOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
ran ,cco GROWER, PREPARING To FIGHT.

Louisville Dec. - tNpc'ihll.-EA senator '"hh =
Williams. president Of the Tobacco "io"er0 Warehouse
\,,ociatIon. said today: We are al WORK ana ara
mo-, Giving our plan, to the Warehon-cmen'' com
bnq,ion We will burst upon them me a Hni'iHi mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

few minutes before O'Clock and WIS admitted 10 Jailor
Icad7, pryatc apartments. Ten minutes aiieTwdd
messengers running for Dr. Austin 3ui when
hc arrived at the Jail the old ,hcrin was dc1h
Death due acute heart failure, induced by
excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
HEAVY SNOWFALL ~ GREAT BRITAI%.

London Dec. Io.- snow storms prevail everywhere
if, Great Britain. The fall has been deep. and trafc
is blocked i'm many places number Of wreck of
mail vessel, have been reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

,rIfr SHERIFF. DYING BEFORE THE MURDERER.
Shcrbr0Okc. one pee l"-Rcni Ldnipniaenc. ;hc
murderer of Napoleon Michel his brother ~ law, ""7
hanged i'm the yard OF the shcrbrookc jail at . 81
o,cloc this morning. shciiA\Wctb arrived at the laf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
RALrlMoRr wrLNoMEn JoMN DILLON.

BALTINOKI NI-IN ONTI JVIIN u 'E'177 .
John Dillon II. T., ha, returned - ur c,N Ii"' n'
va, ., pa,tiuore whore he va, received and welcomed by
tn leading Irsncn Of Ulat place and also ~ N'i."a'
Gibbons all o. whom approve the cOur,c Nhir no anu ny
ecDCacuc, had taken thor ar>i'y ~ ea'' ue AUS "
Home Rule Mr. Dillon held q long conference "lth l. T.
OCc,por in to larthoId IIOjcl. sai f. Wa I'M
likely that there would be thing Of importance ~ COM
uubicae tptp they had heard flom William OLiicn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
BANK PRESIDENT KICKED Br 4 HORSE

4 BlNh FKEHIULNI HIOH"U III i H''"''I'
Cincinnati. Dee. ia special dispatch from oxford.
ohio saws that George 7, Munns, president of the
Oxford Bank, was fatally kicked by horse last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
corxrY c1AEE eMooNLIGmrERs, SENTENCED

COUNTY CLARE MOONLIGIrERS" SENTENCED
Dublin Dec I9.-At sligo to-day the trial Of a mum
Der Of persons who charged with committing
Smoonlghts offences in County Clare ended in verdict
q guilty Lalor the Icadr Of the band was sentenced 10
penal servude for life. The other prisoners were
sentenced 10 various terms Of imprisonment, ranging
from ono wear 10 twenty years In sentencing the
prisoners the jndge said he regretted that the persons
who instieat1d the band to commit tie crluc> 81 W'h
they had been convicted had not been held Tor taI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

BELIEVING THAT He HAS OWNED THE SPIRIT
OF TIE TINE IN TIE MATTER OF SOCIAL
AND EDUCATIONAL IsEFORMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
EMPEROR WILLIAMS INNOVATIONS.

estate were evicted from their homes today. There
was no disorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

~orr> r,ll.. - p. prc. -. ih" thermometer re1
.r.d $50 dcelcc- above zero to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

EVICTlONs on SMITH BARRY'S ESTATE
Dublin. Dec. l3.-Scvera tenants Oh smith Larry .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
( SMITH r. WEEDS CHANCES
BELIEF IN albany THAT GOVERNOR HILL
y FAVORS ITIM ,,-JR. SENATOR

THE GOVERNOR BUSY, HOWEVER, ~ FINDING
OUT THE STRENGTH OF THE RADICAL
TARIFF REFOIMERS IL HIS PARTY
TAMMANY'S AIM IN URGING
BOURKE COCKEAN-RBPUBLI-
OANS Likely TO VC Il FOR
SENATOR EXAR1S.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
FALI.sBCRG.

! The high school Of FaIIsburg. i
| progressing nicely. They have
from 50 to 20 scholars and still
I keep adding new ones. They are
preparing for the examination in
both rooms.
Jno. Shortridge, l.. y. Hutchinson
and Frank Balkman,went 10 Wash
ington last weak To witness the in
auguration.
We have organized , base ball
clubs. /. c. Burtonand JefT Mayn-
ard captains.
J. \. CoLliusworth. Jerry Rife,
Jr.. Geo. Carter and Jim Woods,
better known as Dick Norton, at
tended! the great ball at Jno. Trash
err and reported a good time.
.Ino. IICaberlin has traded OIL
his pop gun for farm and has
gone 30 farming II
Jay \. FFa>her was seen stand
ing on the corner Of Boisdarch and
Madison streets with tears running
down his cheek and was heard
saying will Lille CONE. back to-
school next week.
Miss Zelda Lakin * visiting Miss
Ciussp shortisige Of this place.
Nick Collinsworth OF Pike Go.
i visiting his Brother-in-law, VIM.
Cookscy Of this place.
Sam Short was granted a pen
sion last week, 50.
Married at FallSburg last Satur-
day evening. Miss Fanny Atkins,
To Mr.. David Jordan, OF Morgan's
creek. Rev. Cook-ey, of this place
OBLIGATED.
Prof. j. II. Ekers. OF this place,
started 10 olympia, Washington,
where lie will take charge Of a
school.
NIrs. Gertrude Short, i very i'll
nj this writing Of typhoid fever.
John says Wash talks too much
and -Jno. don't talk any
Nellie Rife will accept a position
in Vim. Cooksey's store
Will ChOfiin and Bascon, made
a dying trip 10 Deriiield. sunday
Success TO the NEWS and its
many readers Is the wish of
b. b. b.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
LICK CREEK.

Mr.. Editor:-S. -. has been in
quiring about somebody's darling.
/ would like to know what has be-.
come Of Little Jack % Trad. we
haven't heard from you in a long
time would like to hear from you
again.
Mr.. John Hammes, Of Wayne,
W. Va, was smiling on friends at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. If. II. Meek, ~of this place,
fell sunday and hurt himself bad
~.
Preaching at See school house,
Sunday next, by Rev. Miller.
Jack and Bascom Muncey, Of
Smokey Valley, attended church at
this place Sunday.
Wash Martin started Friday for
Little Blaine, where he Is going 10
hold a three days meeting.
Mary and Nannic.ShannGn, Mere
the guests Of Hiss Maggie and
Cora, Sunday evening.
Born, to the ife Of Hose Miller,
a fine boy.
II. II. Meek and Noy Jones, were
smiling on their best girls at Gal
Iup, Saturday eve.
We are glad to. say that the little
infant Of FL. Chapman, is irnprov-
ing at this writing.
+ Our quarterly meeting Will be
held at this place ON the fourth
saturday and Sunduy in March.
Prayer meeting at Aimwell,I
sunday night. one Also at Mary's
Chapel, Thursday night.
Miss Mamie Shannon made al
flying trip Louisa, Tuesday.
success to the NEWS Is the wish
Of SONBoDY'S DAZZLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
LITTLE BLAINE.

Rain and mud, wind and snow
This Is the way the winters go
Married. on the 9Th inst w IL.
c. Thompson To Jennie Graham
May happiness b. stnewn along
their pathway.
Died. on the 3ith ulJ-, an infant
child OF Il. 4. jordan and wife
ASbury Thompson and wife and
little ~on passed Allen Miller'> a
few DAYS ago on their way To Char
lex 10 buy furniture, preparatory
10 Housekeeping.
Polly Miller has her house about
completed,
Grant Wcllman has moved IL
NJ. Ill. Shomp>on'> farm on our
cr,-k.
Jesse MeKin>tcr Is talking If go
ing To- the Rock Branch 70 make
his future home.
III anvh,ldN wants 10 trade for
ANYTHING from Il chicken IL n horse
cail on Grant Wellman; ne will ac-
eemmedatc You,
Viii .AdkinS has left this place,
and gone 10 Rig Blaine t. pNidlc
on pickle leanS. Hops he Will meet
with Suc,t>S.
RUg Moon Is singing, ~how lost
i my condition" On hcing aSk,d
why he sang that song - much,
said ; "Clcvcland to,,k his scat Mar,
lth,N
Mr.. Nanley ,was on our creek ~
Gently h0Ning cMtlc,
How i 1t one week passed With
out having another mUrlcrcasc To-
write al,Out In eur county, i0pc
IL will n'main 81 FOREVER,
SIR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
A HustIInR Company.

The Southland Coal aud Iron CO.
recently organized, will at an early
date omen up some Of the largest
coal mines in.the Big Sandy Valley,
The seat of operations being in
Honey Camp hiIl on llp head
watrr- Of Mats creek, afew mile 5
Fsouth and eastdf Richardson.
\ some three years ago Dir. South
ard who is from Pennsylvania, and
r. equally well posted in coal aud
Humber, went to that section. osten-
sibly 10 engage in the latter bust
ness. Accordingly he Purchased
large interests in the above named
section, and, building "A tram road
from Richardson, erected a large
baud saw mill, in the heart Of 4 dG-
/ Iightful timber country, that has
been most successfully run ever
since.
That there were other things in.
that section than timber seems to
have been recognized at "a glance
isy the investor, who aid nothing
atthe legendary tales that reached
him u surprisingly large coal de-
posts III that very territory. But
later events proved that hc wa
fully alive 10 all about him, and
gave but little consideration to the
imredimcnt.that had always before /
stood ia the way Of an attempt at
development, namely: the almost
impenetrable wilderness tIiat sur
rounds it.
Mr.. Southland set on foot a series
Of Investigations. Getting tl.e3
range aud drift, he had tile veins 7
opened up, and in consequence has
one ~ the finest coal territories ini
all that section.
Tire vein found j. twelve feet IN /
thickness. three or which Is The best
grade cannci coaI-ail lying be-
tween a-rpck roof and bottom. Ii.
Is one Of tile greatest fiud- in.#.he
history Of the Big SANDY coal bus
mess, and .miIl prove ycritahlef
gold mine for it., owner. Besides
this, another series If veins Of the
famous Peach Orchard sPliut coal
have been located, aud viii Also he
WgrRcd IN connection with thz Other.
This can be done by building
stretch or road from
Richardson, which will be ample TO
REACH all the minc- 20 far located.
The company that has been or
sanized i all composed Of wealthy
ind experienced Pen -ylyariia OPP
sfator-. who Will. it Is stated. be-
Yin the work o. opening up the
mines at once, and hope to have
.hcm in operation, on a large scale
iyl'tir summer. They mean bus
nee from the start and viii lose
i7iiEue ingctting all,thing- ready, Il
The His S.ndyroun,r' j rapidly {
yoinriug into one u the best cs.,l I.
reducing sections. and has Il
right future. IL a railroad ear but n
'e gotten dOwn Ia thoroughly in 1T
y. h. ai.i .it-N-Ittuii \.,y-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
1893.
HARPER's MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper,s Magazine for 1898 Will con
inue 10 maintain The unrivalled stand
aril IL excellence which has characte:-
lei il from the beginning. Among the
potable features OF the year there will he
new novels by 4. Conan DOYLE. Con-
stance FeniInore NoOlson, and William
Black. Short stories will be contributed
ty the most popular writers Of the day
Including Mary +. wilkins, Richard
Harding Davis, Margaret Deland, Bran
,icr Matthews. and many others. The
illustrated descriptive papers will EN-
trace articles BY Julian Ralph on new
Southern aud Western subject; by The
oiore Child, on India. By Poultney Bige
low on Russia and Germany; by Rich
ard Harding Davis OF London Season;
by Colonel T. i. Dodge on eastern RID
c-s; ett, Edwin a. Abbey.s illuStTa-
tons OF Siiasespeare's Comedies viii he
continued. Literary articles will be con-
uibuteJ BY Charles Eliot Norton. Mrs.
James /. Fields, William Dean HOwelIs,
Bianhcr Matthew'S, and others.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Sheeler QHilien, Nh Ei lIfA
Ewing near savage li-.ecb r,iit-
IL, died We3R s,a5 asnaa tH
wounds received g i'iGi ~
OF Ewing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10


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chance 81 loss
New spapers are not 10 copy this ad-
vertisemenl without the express order OF
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
II. 0. CEASE,
DENTIST,
LOUISA, KY.
Am better prepared
Than ever before To do
All kinds Of work in
the DENTAL LINE in
First-clasS style.
Rneumatist Quickly Cured,

Tlrsc DAYS i very hort time in
wheel, 10 cnro a had ease 81 yhenma,i>m'
but i,canbe done ii The proper ueat'
men is adopted, u will bc seen BY the
following nom James l.amhcr,, Of New
brunswick, lii; II Vas badly allliote'l
w,lh rheumatism II. the hips and legs
.whcaI bought bottle Of Ctamssrlains
Rain Rain, |, cnrrd me in thrive aays,
/ am all right to-dayS AMI would Insist
on every enc whois AFFLICTED with that
terrible disease 10 use Chamherlaln'N
RAIN Ralm and YET we'll At once,N %
con, battles lor salehy l.ensa prNg Go,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

IL sou care to SAKE money YOU
NEIL 90 we'll "a c.tl! aud get our
prices on job printing when need-
ing work in that line The quality
Is the hest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Mr.. ami Mrs 4. IS. lyiiai, i..
removed to Iouisa- Ills sie
drugs has arrive; an4 ull &
opened n soon A. ih. ru,'n can o..
put in readiness.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Judge }. II, Rec ma rtc'lyed
into tile South Methodist Chnrth ~,
member last sunday, No. y ins
able to 90 u thcchUFch, iiig>, rNFia..
MAS held Al the RESIDENCES, a iisf.
afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

" Tn, recentteFm y the MaEofiin
Circuit cuur, found 35pindicrments
ul.,tnly for whisky. gambling and
pistols. This las hasi the effect Of
closing All THE ~bliHi tigers" in
lila county. Two Indictments for
murder wert found against L"and-
derand samuel Risner. and eight
oJhvr7 were Indicted for partiei-
pating IN tn. recent battle at that
place. Tine defendants were adj
fu.tt,-l t6.bailin S1-e1ieach, Mon
tervilIe I,,--kin- came into court
and SURRENDERED himself and will
sand his trial. The tody of men
Be brought back from. W. Va, Is
~yFll th.nt, No further trouble is
appr h..,fe,i.-raintsyille Courier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10
a Cannlng .Factorv.

4 mos Hh"ns T. on l1ut tn,-tal-
li- q rannirs i9rt"ry at tii-
place. An entcrpris. who's, btu,-
tt- Hr more d'-irEhiy distributed
.tstH not hs found. 1t furnishes a
market t4r farmers and gives tIIl-
- ymeni y n" women 4nd chti-
ar%n u Inc country ~ gathering
'lruit -,aud also % the wors " ran-
H.n4 This hitter fact maks tie
tn I>iry ail tile more de-ir1hlo. as
ID FURNISHES employment ter th,
class 30 p, r-au- WiIo now nul.it
tis.e'tlt; 40 olpport themselve ig
.ihi- section WoshalI hayci gnnt
iirl 20 ~lr % the farmers on.thi-
matttrtrom tlmr 10 time. AND ~
P,ri to u aai.siJ@iye them facts
aHa iigurs- On their Stale ~ thu
4ra5,ct4 W. havi arranged g zet
fUli Information on III, subject.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Tiaiyres lEd wbni" cnltf,. ......
Jones Photo IaiNrE. ht -l.lla-
ing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

The government dredsc boat he
gan work at the dam a few days
ago. II Is interesting 70 see il or
craie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Erred Bqs-cN, of iIwrts toua-
" Ohio. i.yi-5ting Eeiatiyc heE..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Mates Is the plae,tpr g; ..iraaa-
Honest treatment bon god
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Ashland News: Carter county
farmers arr NOR than ever prepar-
ing TOR q general tobacco raising
sly coming season AMI that conn
y. promises To- produce som. Of the
p-r.. aHd certainly the creates;
amount. ~ any county in this see
ton ~ the State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

The people of ls'Uisa arc de,tF-
mined thai the Illegal ss'''.t l!9Nos
shall hc sioppc'i- ae i'uta.ir' Ma
never before ~ >trnnsly -et in 'ht-
direction and /, Is toiM ms t"A oa
three men tO.tyN to ,ra'it-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Charley Carpenter, ~ 4 Hgiefss-
burg, spent sunday in lgagf-E.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

The proiracted meeting NJ the
Baptist church closed an saturday
evening, after i successful series.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Best 40. ] Timothy li.iEa Lp3-
lisa Mills atloWp-t bris
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Everybody Seems - hugs s.a. Gull
trade bu! -peHrrr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Dave Williams was brought in
Ti'cs,iay and had an examining
trial before Judge Webb fGr the
murder p John Ferguson. lie
wa bound over in the,s sum 81 $f'...
aS was also II. Holbr0ok. charged
with having made threats agIin>'
Ferguson. Both gave bond.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

4 new stock ~ JeWoafy r.ci .
this week IL tronl,3
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-10

Tie NEN guarantees q regular
circssla:ionof !. little ovpF i-sap So
Pie . week. mailed r. the pes pao-
pl,~0f cur countE-thc. 5n, whAh
advertisers 81 Legitimate nusi-
are want 10 reach. The list i
growing steadily, the additions
coming ia without solicitation.
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nr, Rcrry miufpcd NNnaa4 nmm
his visit To nr tugl,l, hi iessN
county, VIVA, who Was tgpeFleA
10 have typhoid rrNNf, iii- WlayS
Isl not typhoid aud he ls se''lpg
along nicely
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spcmcr aud two clc.ks arc NJ
ways busy,
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The recent eNo,lus d ftty-tive
Lewis county people 10 Kansas was
due to the solicitation Of a plaUsi-
i,le agent of Kansas land specuIa
tors. The abandoned towns q
Kansas must b. flied UP in some.
way II every Republican county in
ilrrt HiitdSntes has % contribute
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WASTED .-conrat Louisa Mills.
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Williamson viii he incorpo-
rated aeyt Circuit Court at Lo-
g4ii. 81 will Nolan, DIngess and
Natewan. OF these four small
GOWNS only Matewan has a church
and neither 81 them a respectable
school house. IL now conceded
fact that logan county will either
Itayet0 build more school houses
and cuurchos or enlarge her jail
which -hitIl We do, and which VIII
be.the most Protitablein our future:
Logan {. II. i-the only town in he
county that deserves any credit at
all Tor lier schools and churches.
Let Williamson and other towns
fuiioW her eEamPle.-Sew Era
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Il Commissioner court met Mon
day, with Judge Webb presiding.
Bud Fannin, the new Commission
.cr. was Gu duty.
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Mrs. Wm. Shauuoh Is visiting ~.
East Point.
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Best hour at spencer, far Tie
least money.
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Sam Black, Of Dunlou3 wa here
Sunday.
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4 castle Of knights Of the Gold
en- Eagle will be Instituted AT
Paintsyille, tonight by members
Of Louisa and Fallsburg lodges.
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George Waldeck came home last
Friday from Cincinnati, having
tcon s.ck for. several days.