davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

Con los Estsdos Unidos 90 dlfici
tratar bsjo 10 b,se de mdtua = equita
tiva reciprocidsd, como 10 comprusb.
10 historiA del trstado Aibacete Eos
ter, y Ia liga aduanera CUE pretendeu
sstablecer para surtir los mercados Dr.
los pusblos hispsno .amsricanos, en-
condolences onerosas para 6stos. Por Ia
mala calidsd de nuestro azt ar, debido
nuestro strsso industrial, son hoy
los EstAdoa Ulldos necesariaments el
principal mercado por no decir Oh doi
co, del mascabAdo, al como de las mie
es / pero c,nstituyendo toda nuestrs
export .ci6n solo IN por 100 del con
somo de aquella reitbIica, es diff il
nos haga concesiones, COM 10 reve's
dolGrosa experienciA, pues ada la dlti
ma que nos hiso suprimieudo el 10
por 100 de procsdeucis, no com penss
10 coucedida por sotros aforando sur
productos por ID 81 columna. Mien
srAs 10 mayor parte del azh ,ar de
Puerto Rico sea msscabAio, convene
ell 1sodus ciUendi VICENTE, sin que este
sea obics para entsblar negociscione,
diplomaticas, tendencies solsmsnte
lar mayor fAcilidAd 4 10 estrada er
4quel psi. y tambien en- Ia colonis
lnglesa del Canada de nusstros azt
cares J mleles, hssts llegar una equl'
tativa reciprocidsd, pues sus produc
clones obtienen m 'yorss vsntsJas que
ias nuestras. Ejemplo, los 100 kilo.
de bacalao, que vAieu aqui como pro
medic minimum, 10 pesos, pagan Ss
:entsvos do derechos, y los 100 kllos d.
azhcsr, que valen tamblsa como pro
medic 10 pesos ca aquellos paises, pa
gan mas de "a de derechos. Lo mis-
mo podriA decIrse de 10 ma1teca anne
1cans, que importAmos en- gran can't.
dad. Subsists esta proporcl6u, sint
en 10 misma escais, en- los demAs pro-
ductos, siempfe vsntsjosa para los ar
ticulos extraDjeros, con dstrimento ds
los nusstros.
Ell szdcar paga ALI, no excediende
del Dhmsro Is de 10 sscala hoIsDdesa
Sl.40; hAsta el ndnero 16, $2.75, =
nAsts sl ndmero 90, 10 suma do $3.50.
81 aztcar mascabado qle enviam ,s nc
x EIDE del ntmsro Is nuDca; est& clio.
ificado entire los ntmeros Q y IL; pero
como adsmAs de la escaIa haIandssa &c
-xigs que no exceds de 750 en- eli 20.
'aitscopo, , nuestrds mAscabAdos po.
'arlSan bAstsnte mas, el tipo de LAO
Iue 70 es alto, sc convie te en- mas dc
81 por quintal comun 40 kllos).
Lo mismo se podri4 dsmostrar cor
otros articulos para svidsnciar la fAlta
10 una mdtaa y equitativa reciproci.
lad, base de la harmonic de los pue.
olos; , sunqus dsscendsr 4 este deta.
no es propio de este informe, L.
OsmAra ofrsce 4 Ia Junta de valora cio-
aes y afance es, por 81 gaisre rsAliEsI
IAN lmportante trabsjo, todos sqnello'
i.tos necesarios para que en- el modx.
Uiuendi &c recAben para los azdcnres }
nIeles mayores vsltsiAs en- justa com.
'ansacion 4 Les concsdidas por nos.
kf0a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
ArmOnias "imitatiVas."
= ExPOSICION.

Af1II.
Oharlatan incorregible,
No ha nacido quien le tosa,
7 es rarfsimo portento
Su pGt6tiod oratoria.
Por sus lsbios, y & torrentes,
Las palabras SO desbordan,
7 hay peIelss que le escuchan
7 le admiran y le elogian.
Separad de sus discursos
Los arranques chsbaCanos
Z los hueros relumbrones,
Z Iqu6 os Quedai I'm desepcanto
II Basta, smigol LIE Conozco
-4Quien ss elP-I I'm Ssam4rraeAo
81 steudeis 4 sus gruhidos,
7 & SD humor = q su talante,
< Asus iras sempiternas,
Z q sus bruscos ademaues,
Pensareis, sin gran eafnerEo,
Que es tan ferO So coraIe,
Que Sc qasdG en- un minuto
Con dos ientos semejantes.
Mas sabed que tus furores
Son in6til Simnlacro.
n y brindaa dos puntsrsa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

Real Oolegio y Seminario de Es-
cuelas Pias de Guanabacoa".
7 ell otro bautiSta, 8 sea el Sr
Arriaga, lcuando ahjura y vuelve
arrepentido al rediI2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
REMITiDO.

Aguas.B Buenas, Noviembre II
de 1890.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

Ha tornado possession de 81 car
go el nuevo Gobernador Civil d,
a Proviucia de Matapzas, senor
don Isidro Jimenez Rojo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21
@ B. s. NJ.

Juan CrosGs.-JacintO BlancO.--
Jost Marttnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-21

| las nO6stFA8 cBtaDan 0nc0n0l0Ae.'
El segundo Official don Gabrie
Oovas, el m6lico sefior Rico y otrol
colroboran en- todos sus pormeno
res ell relate del primero.
El segundo CONFERENCE.-The del
| HaygraVss, uno de los recogidol
por la goleta de practicos, y que
~e hallaba de guardia cuando ocu-
rri6 ell siniestro, refiere que no vid
el vapor hasta que se hallaba & 200
varss de distanria y cuando era i'm
possible evitar I'm choque. Momen.
tos antes de ocurrir este, motto que
estaba apsgada Ia luz de estfihol
de Ia goleta, declaration que i'm
plica gran descuido en- los tripu.
Ian tes del HargrGVeS.
El mismo iudividuo acusa al ca
pitin de la golets, John Allen, de
haberse embarcado en- ell bote con
los demas tripulantes del buque
yar kee, dejandolo entregado 4 ~
sue. te con unos cu&ntos espaholes
que Sc babian passdo al HargrGves
al ocurrir el choque.
El Captain le habia mRndado
que no permitiera & los espafioles
que Sc embarcsran en- el bote.
CIaudo este SO aleiaba de Ia GO
leta, el marino yankee CRITIC q 50
jefe: CAPTAIN, Iva usted 4 dejar-
mel
La pregunta no tuvo repuesta.
No teniendo otro medic de sal.
vaci6p, echo al aqua una planCha
de tabla y dest e0dl6 4 ella, 81
guiendo 9 los espafioles. Coo el
peso de tantas pers u a., hundi6~e
el madero ha>ta no quedar en 81
mas one el referido cOntramaestre
de la HargraUes,
Horas despn6s halo 4 nm espa.
hol fotsndo aferrado & un madero,
y uniendo los dos formar0n una
especie de balss, en- la cual perma-
necieron hasta que fueron recogi-
dos por la goleta de practicos.
Otros marineros espafioles habian
improvisado pequeflas balsas, con
restos hotantes de su embarcacion.
y desde elias hacian sefiales con sus
camisas. Uno de ellos habia atado
gu chsqueta q 1u reno que encon-
tr6 fiolando.
AuoQus han sido nuidadosamen-
te recorridas las playas pr6ximas
81 Ainiestro, por disposition de los
sehores j. M. Oeballos Il Co., no
sc ha visto que el mar haya AFRO.
Lar ning6n cad6ver 4 10 oflllA VI
d lyU hssta ahcra Obtfnido q q,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
HoRSEFoRD

NOT seeing any news from this
vicinity for some time thought a
i,w stems rom this place would
probably Interest some Of The rad
~ ~ your valuable paper
The maid weather. the merry
singing y The binds and the general
stir among the farmers, all indi-
ssii., tl.. ayIroarh II the beautiful
1rrin. 1iine,r
Nr. ISL. ColIinsWorth, from Pike.
na,ir 4 pleasant call At this place
recently and arr W. mistaken when
~ >ay We heard some one long
ing for th, -r,-.s 10 come again
NM. shOrrri,i5,. Ieas=--i through
her, sunday with quite a drove Of
-Pluz Hers enRtut. 10 Cats
Fork.
W. n. Co9E<,-z, of Fallsburg,
waS smiling On friends Al Catalpa,
On Sunday. last, - ~lys Burg
Bob >k'-r- oonlrmp plates visit
u Rowan county, KY when h. has
finished his blowing
AnaDw Izayne i lying al the
point 81 death with consumption
,;,-5rge Ramey who has i-v.n Wis
iJIng friends ami relatives Of this
vicinity. p.turn,i 70 his home in
Minnesota, last week
cur long pxTect.-i protractt-i
meeting VIII b-.giuiat this place the
tir>t sunday in April. Rev Leslie
viii ,a,n,iucl the -aryir.S-
NeS>rs. End Kinner and Ben
BuTks usp. ont on the branch y,~-
Sspiay prospecting.
On last sunday, Jay Bird FraSh-
Ter r,.IurnsJ from Fallshurg, look
ing very sal and in a state Of dee
Ion,iyncy, and On inquEring the
.s.,u~6. he Dep}Is,i that Lilly had
l-f1 school,
Dr- j. " Berry. y quincy, visit
~ Mrs. >keSu~ last week
>acc,>S IL tn. NKw> ECHo.
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vESSIE Ky

w i-.livyewr spoke al0ut the
rnud b,.f6ry
AIaudic Handl,y i very low
with bronchitis, but We are glad
10 say i some better at present.,
Charley Barr.,t has h.sen down
TOR ~im,. time with agUe- but !
getting along ali right now
Miss Dora Barnett Was visiting
in LOUIS. last week; al~1 At Falls
burg. and -,y< she had a Iovely
time.
We would like Ia know who wr,,i,-
that tall, about J-nel, Billy Taylor
running amuck Wild cat Th,
old fellow i ROW able 10 =. around
asain.
Tom Barnett holds to his big
black steer. and says hc has c,'n-
eIuI.,i L. keep him another yesr-
ana rher.fore g.5 th,. growth q
him. \ g,s-I idea Tommy.
We cannot boast u so.-i rssi,l>,
nar bis mills, nor l,,vel land, neg
Taflro.i,iS. buI then i one thins, Us.
m. prslG Of and like u ,-sa>l u.
that i our Young men They an.
s,.ntlcmlanly in appearance and
s,,nduct them>..Iv,> a. Such. They
an. typical mountain boys, tall aIh-
Iesic. aud above an. they ana. g,-si
/ loGkins-or in ether words W. N say
/. pretty. and can prove. oar assertion
lby amy yonng lady who knows
them.
cur Protractcd meeting eltr>'ad
last Friday night On account II
. th,, r,,adS being ~ terribly muddy,
( pr. sparks lest his ring white
! feeding hast week, lie said u Mas
i plain g,,,ld ring aud h, has looks,
( over Il ten acre fi,ll for il, and has
n last ConclO,l,Si itloatsi III, l,'
lis willing To- pay ,he tiRlHratri'l,, u
. hriNgil :, ~ hoU>,' and Ne question
asked. aw him l,.okiNgN on thu
,er,,A lS,io. !, 4, Ne,l's mill, rh,'
d,rter has our sympathy,
r S,ie,N,SS tothc NtyN> i thr wish
~ "CNrg,,N
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


Richard oven. who died in En-
gland with the old year. had seien-
titic career which dated hack IN the
days Of George ". He ranked with
Darwin as a scientific thinker and
worker As long ago as $50 he was
known all OYER Europe as a leading
student of comparative anatomy
DR. Nansen-s projected arctic jour
ney i probably the most hazardous
Undertaking ever planned By man He
hops 20 cross the Polar SEA carried by
the current that brought some Of the
urecizge % the --JeanEette- back 20
the BORDERS OF the civilized world
Sansen's equipment will BE the most
complete eEer planned for similar ex-
petition
There are about twenty large pub-
lie Libraries in Asia The Royal As5ltie
society library in Bonbzy has 5000
volumes. besides large collection Of
Sznscrit and Persian manuscripts The
Tifiis library. established in 1855 con
tains -. COO lFvolumss. and annually re-
eefves I2.gg0 rubies from the Russian
government for the purchase of books
in Asia Minor, Persia etc
Mrs louie MeI-ond0n Gordon. who
in part reu-es-uts the state Of Georgia
at the Worlds fair. j president of lit
erarv club in Atlanta and has Written
letters OF rravel 20 the p7sss She Is
actively engaged in charitable work
oT-aniled and private; ani A. the rc-
CENT meeting Of the S0uihern BaptIst
convention in Birmingham She drlIv-
cred an address on Cuban Missions
Prince FoniatovvSlzi. who was re-
Gently reported engaged u an Amer
rau Eiri. + = modest Youth Ills in
.c,irne. he declare i 5000 a year
This Is sufficient for his ewu wants
and b, adds that h. can NOT think Of
marrying and taking on the exFssns--. of
an establishment unless the girl who
SEEKS thy. s.-citi position h, can give her
i able To bring sIl.oJ1 year 10 the
common fund.
Andre Caztneuvr. once \ celebrated
cook. died in Paris some time ago At the
age dt Iiiusty-tire When ne was still a
4 child he enre7eii the Kitchens # Blueher.
Of whith be became the head cook b.
/ fore he was. quite eighteen. He was
5ri.rs ~ -, al NJ Sc Tal.evrani'S in
Is55 AtterTvari ne entered the zirch-
ems OF Louis Phillips, where he ~
Iil3ine,i in The capacity u chef until
I the revelation Of i>is. when he retired
+ TO the hia~e in vhieh he dist Heeon-
I trIhnte5 > uumH-r nf recipes 10 the
I book OF Alexandra Dumas
Mrs LeEi Z. Morton ) woaaan OF
great social and domestic talent and +
( the center q admiration IN any ei1cle
I II which She FORMS a part She WAS
I formerly Ms Street daughter 81 .
Z prominent citiEtr Cf P0ushiss. rs>is.- and
. ltas I.eu HFr< Morton for tvyeIstv years
Her family CONSISTS % i've daughters,
. Uboer ages range f75n nIae 70 eight
cen. and - them she : = mos, ierotsi
mother She : constantly with them
and supe-rises al. their ost upatfoHs-
I In addition Is her brilliant entertain
I rrientS. tvhene enc meets the choicest
sceietv. Mr~ Morton can,rErss 70 find
time for readinC all the beSt - the n+yr
. publications, and Is most careful
I h0USezeepsr-
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SEED TICK.

Yes Sir, said the roads were
very muddy and if any Of -ys7
don't believe it, just watch Brice
with his huckster wagon and b.
convinced
VIM, Stewart, Jr- arrived with a
large drove q cattle Tuesday. He
has b.,en ont several days buying
them.
John Queen has gone to GreenuP
To look at a farm which Is for sale
AZ that place.
The sror,. at this place was moved
away Thursday, and the genial.
whole--ouls.i clerk, Mr. Clate Jack
-pn, Is working On his splendid
farm
Henry Fannin has drawn out Of
tine huckster business, and Buddie
viii 70 it alone n0yS.
our County Commissioner Is
building him a neat little Office and
preparing to -whoopn up things
generally this summer He says
Il h- don't do any thing else, he
viii talk about th,. roads and keep
hucksiering to hold the price up
- 4..i,l i"r Bud
uII. but il sounds - nice 70 hear
our new choir sing the good old
-ang-. Prof, Boyd has done great
deal u gp7i"her, BY teaching the
singing school Picnoe Will see Il
the -,,Ro5E till Mr. Boyd returns
from T,nn,--.,, which viii b. in
April. ANDY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
HUMOROUS

Young Writer. ~ lat do yCl think
Is the b-st feature in the PIay / sent
Eouge. Manager he fact that L Was
;ypsvritten- Washington. star
-Teaeher---In the sentence. The
sick bov loves his medicine y hat part
5f sy,sseh i -l1yess Johnny ITS a
lie. u4urn; - Piz.rnzeeattcSl Era
Her Maiden Name Mrs. Pigs
..lYaS-s-t Nrs BigInJ4lev a pasvenu when
you frst knew her. Mr. H,-.'Nos She
was a Niss smith - r;rSi, Frs FreSsl
80 you have finished yosr college
eourse. jack Was II very hard work
for yGu1 Not ont Of the Way, II was
for mr. tuto-. though - DTake's Maya
zine
Driven 70 Drink --s'What makes.
yoa - thirsty to-day, Old tellGUs- Il
had 10 stick one Of those dueesily iaEg-
Columbian stamps on the letter my
wife gave me 10 mail Pack
Not the Same-FO1i Parent
bobby, Bobby. ron ought not tolauzh
beause that poor old lady fell down
Rolsby---I didn't. pop was laugh
inE h-SauSc She eoaldn't get mp -
Truth
as your Soa doing well in buSs-
neSS-7 -.Yes, indeed lie ehzaEcS his
position eve-y weesS- because he SAYS
he ka6rs All sblat II, and wants 70
kara = ness branch --R, n < Cas-
N1ashIy-
-AuniS-- WHY did yea refnse Nj
- -, - 4. -
soyzers he sent y6a slow him 10 he IN
love with Yea RellS-'-I Was afraid
. hehai Spens al Of his money On ne al
ready- --NoSDe
-Sho-tSighted Sht-..- There. we've
,Tr6Ssd M here On ppFpose 10 admire
the bezas5eS u natnre- I've forgotten
10 hiring glass with me Cnpoe,scal
, us-,,Neve- mind, We can drink Oas o.
. the fiSSE Wonder
--lniul-eht Fapa- WHY, my dear.
F va hSd = party last month How Of
T ten do ron wish - entertain your
+ trsen3Ss~ She This one i not 10 en-
terrain nv friends PaPa, hat 20 sn0b
mr. enemies - RrNOslyn Life
The Fesninine Cur~AIl, On the
fOcean Greyhound Capt Sayl0rs- m
sorry 10 say, madame. were DELAYED
Tlsc VESSELS h-OSe her shaft, ma'an. :
Z Mrs ]. :. iSvrnpS,hesSeallyl- ,-lla, dear,
/ G'an', wa sS /, with this hair?ine''
I -Cncle Rilly Was c,mmSatinS on =
scysre wSoss-S,or,a that had occurred
,hr nigh: Nes0F,> ''I.or', YES Miss
& sally. dat war y powerful storm We hssa
E las, niyAt nat'S sAc' Hit h,ewea
an srceS dat Mas asVSc kUeMcd 10 ~
+ blewS>a M NSosS> ~ Arpcv's Rasar
Z CONSTELLATION FIR, Man "INsor
Mis- MAaahan,eS, Apcal yOa sorry
tor hcres SSsNNRa Man -s'S,rry sOr
aer, whyeN RiyS, Man ''ls,s,Aa>c her
>asNccmens Vcl,h tI'litsNy i broken Nff,
ana shey >ay he's thesai,h n,Sn ,hA, has
IlScl hNr,N Ss>Ns,a Man 'swcll,
SNSSS SNS can console herself with iAN
,hONeNt thar ''lSS lr,,,Sr ~ have lSVSSs
md lNs,, NAAN nSycv - havS toveA AT
AllNN-->l0,lgsNN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
1895.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpsr-s Magazine for ISIS will con-
tiuue 70 maintain The unTiVSilei stand
4rsl Of excellence which has character
i ed il from the beginning. Among the
notable features 81 the year there Will b
new novels by A Conan DOYLE. Con-
stance FsnimOTe WOolson. and William
BlSck. Short stories will be contributed
bv the most popular writers Of the day
including Mary T. wilkins. Richard
Harding Davis. Margaret Deland. Bran
der Matthews, and many others The
Illustrated descriptive papers will en-
brace articles By Julian Ralph on new
Southern and Western subject; by The-
Osio7e Child. on India; by POultney Bise-
low on Russia and Germany, by Rich
ard Harding Davis o. 4 London Season
By Colonel T. A. Dodge on eastern Rid
ers. eIc- Edwin A Alleys illuS'rS-
tons u Shakespeare Comeyiies viii X
coltiuUs,i. Literary artscleS will b. con
rribuVe,l By ChaEleS EliO1 Norton, Mrs
james I. Fields. William Dean HONellS,
Rrau.ler Matthews. and o1nerS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
MOUNT PLEASANT.


Mr. Parsons. Of SoaT town, began
MS >uuddy sch,.ol ths iiret sunday
in March.
John g Burchstt and George
Flasher have gone to Pike county,
we,cSpeci i wedding sotn, as
James weilman expresses Il strong
dislike t. single cGs>ednesS,
Labs SimP>0n has rented the
fiem Burcheti farm
Emmett pUNal has rented the
John Burche,t pisSF,
Jordan Cox SPtak> of opening
another hatcher shop Il. \ ).
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
LIckcREFk.
IIsl


Miss Fannie Wsllman and Jim
Aker-. who have been attending
school At Wayne, w Va, spent
saturday and sunday with home
folks
Frank Mcclure TaSsed through
our vicinity Monday, enroute To
Louisa.
MIR. Jim Dixon and wife, Of
charley, Ky spent sunday with
home inIk~.
Ienii>on and Charley Vaughan,
we've smiling on their girls at this
place saturday Come again boys,
MIR Henry Meek and Noy Jones
were visiting ii Three Mile SatnT-
LAY ana sunday. There mus; be
some attraction, hoyS.
Tho>. Rranham, " no has been at
-ten,iing school Al Louisa, was visit
ing i, John Il. Charman'> sunday.
We are glai Ia say that Mrs J.
L, Chapman Is impsOving.
Mr.. BSScom Mnneey, q Smokey
.Nalley, spent sunday with his
friends a, this PlaeO, We all glad
H. wylcGme MIR, MUnccy. with \
hSar;y haaa-Shake, Sophia says
e0me again, RaScem,
", d, shannon callsSi on his h,,s'
girl Al l'0N'Al'shi, sunday evening,
w arc sim hepiNs ami trusting
tbs, tbs wv,,,liOSS Msll >,'oN
oecNr, as w haN" been informed
@Aat tAcCA any a. Az several IN 'he
lFcat iW,NrN>
S,N'ccs, At,eS NEws Is 'Nc wish
Isl SNN,lsG1pN 5 hNEa,tN,S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
CiIERoKEr Ky

At. Cooper and family lea here
last week for o9ie, wi,ere they
viii make their home in the Ia
turS,
Stcuhen Grahaln has meVotl his
SAN mill 10 Wchhyillc,
We lcaEnthA 4, n; Wheeler Is
SOoa To la gyaniVd ! pcnsiOnot az,
teen hundred dollars,
f,lL MnNyc has u SaR l,u, NJ
new goods,
Jay Northup Grahanl has heeN
very sick lor Asmc tsays hutls nov
impmyig,
Jim Graham made u lly,
ing trip M Nherokoc sunday,
success Ia tho MINIS,
,lVNuO,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Try Blue Ribbon or old Todd
eour. They aro high grades and
canuot he hcatcn, Put w IN serNs
~ hnrrels, Prices tho lowest,
v ,'.''ss Minis, it,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

ligst lhN WheacNVr ,hVra's y plS'
,NVnt lwN lN,Nr,, theyV's always lot
q Nl,ls lsASs annoNd wtlhwNgs MotA
lhvV tnfe
N,ennd 10y sNsa they y hey little
pN,hvgs Whaga.dead uvAl NewA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

The enterprising firm of Atkins,
Rarhett and Ratclitt have been
making some large shipments IL
mn river points during the last few
DAYS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Van l>ch.Rg E,Npc ofeSa NV
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Tho marriage Of Miss Fannie
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

The wife Of Hart Nunnelly Mas
aa,udved n lunatic by the iNl'oe
court Monday, aud sam Rpss'N
WINS appointed TO take her to the
Asylum at Lexington,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Democrats and ex Confederate
soldiers in Lincoln county haze
cause to feel proud q at least one
thing. Tie keeper u the poor
house reports THAT during the last
fourteen ycar- there have been only
two Democrat. in that Institution.
and that during the whole time
.ther. has never been a Confederate.
Soldier - member Of a Confstier-
ate family There. Somehow OF 9th
sr. and IL 4 little strange, too, the
odd rebel soldiers seem u get along
without pensions from iheir coy
.crumsni, state or county. Il the
SURVIVORS II the other side were -
fortunately constituted the new See
rotary Of the Treasury weuld not
d, confronted aith such a serious
problem.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

John Carlisle, who built the g.
Ans. R'y., and opened the Peach.
Orchard mines, passed up Tuesday
an route for Peach Orchard
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Prof. c. b. Stuart requests us t.
announce that he will not open
school at Flat Gap ON April ), as
has been stated heretofore.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Misses Mary and Martha Nc
Clure were visitors at thu Hotel
Brunswick during the last we,s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
Abstract of City Council Pro-
ceedings.

Present Chm snyder, O'Brien,
McHenry, Spencer and Atkins
Ordinance passed forbiddihg any
one TO ride or drive on any public
or private sidewalk within the cor
porate limits. This applies -
pecialIy 10 the walk recently built
down the lane.
License tax ON wholesale liquor
dealers reduced from one hundred
and nifty 10 one hundred dollars
per annum, with privilege Of taking
out license for fractional part Of
year until January Ist, 1884,.
Police Judge Rice filed settle
ments with Snieker's Gap claim
ants, including disbursement Of
amount realized from the three
hundred aud fifty dollar town bond.
order drawn on treasurer for Sl6,
in favor Of Dr. BandeId for interest
on his 500 bond. Improvement
committee reported progress
Special tax was laid on many
thing- FOR 1893, including circuses,
billiard and pool tables, thestrica!
shows, .pedlar7 and auctioneers-
Performances by home ialen:, when
gwen FOR religious or charitable
purposes, are exempt.
William Justice wanted pay for
hog killed BIZ other hogs IN stray
pen. Laid over one MONTH
The question II dog tax WA- also
laid over.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Remember that C.M. Cr1tehrr
& Co. keep the largest stock and
variety OF Undertaker's goods u b',
found in this section.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Deputy Sheriff Marion stone has
moved his family into the residence
recently vacated by Sheriff Wilson
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

The News oniee is t@.ning out.
the neatest Of job work at absolute
IL the lowest prices in the market,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

Thos. Il. Brown and family have
been tho guests Of Alexander
I.aekey for the past week.