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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

Scenes Of Suffering at the Impromptu Hospitals
Where the Wounded We're Taken to Be
Cared For
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

Graphic Pictures by Eye Witnesses to the Havoc
Wrought by the Power of the Resist
less Wind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

The Lake Converted Into Seething Caldron and
It's West Shore Ravaged by the Fury Of the
Great Storm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

FATEFUL TUNNELS FURY
The Northern End of Ramsey County Swept by
Death-DeaIing Cyclone at 5 O'Clock
Yesterday Afternoon.
Ten Miles of Country From Lake MeCarron Beyond
Lake Gervais Torn Over as by a
Gigantic Reaper.
The Casualty List, Growing Rapidly, Already Con-
tans Two Killed, Nine Missing and
Eighteen Injured.
We-Grounded Fear That Completer Returns
Will Terribly Swell the Total List Of
the Cyclones Victims.
Kohlman's, at Lake Gervais the Central Scene of
the Most Deadly Work Of the Fateful
Funnel.
kzzzEzEMKzEEzzzza
The Lake Converted Into a Seething Caldron and
Its West Shore Ravaged by the Fury of the
Great Storm.
Graphic Pictures by Eye-Witnesses to the Havoc
Wrought by the Power of the Resist
less Wind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

Kohlmans, at Lake Gervais, the Central Scene Of
the Most Deadly Work Of the Fateful
Funnel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14
& -

The Casualty List, Growing Rapidly, Already Con-
tains Two Killed, Nine Missing and
Eighteen Injured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

Well-Grounded Fear That Completer Returns
Will Terribly Swell the Total List of
the Cyclones Victims,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

GEORGE MILLER, assistant cashier First
National bank,
PETE GIESEN, hired man of j. H. Schur.
meier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14
TUNNELS FURY
The Northern End Of Ramsey County Swept by a
Death-Dealing Cyclone at O'Clock
Yesterday Afternoon.

Ten Miles of Country From Lake MeCarron Beyond
Lake Gervais Torn Over as by a
Gigantic Reaper.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

The Mondays issue of the GLOBE is read
oy several thousand people who do not read
Sunday papers. 1t pays to advertise on
Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-14

Continued on Fifth Page.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

MOUTH OF DANIELS CREEK

NJ Editor Idesire thrO1gh the
coIunns Of yoar paper to esnPsi-
ment the great work being dOEe II
this pIace By ths Sani1y sebOOL
I hsye seen Do institution pTosptr
n il he Psrenfs have taken =
great Interest IN this good EOrk
and earh Sunday h01 one may ser
= large aftendanee Of Old and
yonnz- Itis under th@ care q
Rsv-F- H Large and JanDes PTnce;
has bright. indu=triOuz of5nsrs-
Each Sunday there i = Iectur-
given By sSIs- Inemter Of lhi-
sehDsL
There vIIIb<aSuDiay aeslOaleEL
ebEziiSn btIl NJ skis Plane sOSa ri
uhish Ne hope 10 mes1 S1r sisleE
Sunday seiBaOss- Expecting Ia
have eOad Tim a good dimes
5a.a ! eeEsFzI march This nOi,s-
sorE sIsouBi Ess 5nEEnsn1zd =reEy-
sElese. ! clos. hoping this g-s-i
xosk lsy H. takes spin every
a-Iei.EsskOae ald al las. CUR moan
tain iis.sI1z=. L.r eDIIghlenzst a<-Ii.@I
=hsuIi b. IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30
ULYSSES Ky

sek@s.I sI-stIsa 4 over and III
boys h=Se so1s 10 Hssk lilI an
i'm q JaIy-
Ds.lsI kszse wss WISHING al
sEhiie Hs1se la=s Sunday
S~rrEsi 4 cur ysuEs 1sAks 81
seEslrs ehurrn Al LO~@1nsyIil-
Izzt SnH-A.y-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

s,snt Dfzr <rnd.se1 . Ad.l1--
An ocras1bu.i Inorer =Iides orrr
heIs noE ant tl<s-
Mr. Jay Burian- uho has I<Fn
aitendTng rollese e FslI<hurF-
gaseirrlIISfing srnnng he Macy
friends hire Sunday
Viii Shsnnoas Il Xxx crsek-
spent = ~ n0nnrnis . this i.l.es-
last Sul-Isy- E==sa ssys con-
again iSTriti
NHIzrd go-e has returned fran
= visit "a rviziiEes IN Ohio
I.aEs cnteTh has gone 70 parts
ahksoun IN s-srrh Il Is-sl'h- ]
Dr. HO-Cea=e. Of Louis.. ua=
Eerr lsszt rssk - pEsSe==iOnsI s.ns1-
n-zs-
Al Nusery nad~ = flying tnB
to-BTuzh5 4 fsH Sundays ago-
Qaiie = nunbeT from this Placr
atleads.E the -OEd Msid's party ii
Dep HoI~ Saturday n'ghr, snd r.
T.orL god .imz-
Miszes Kate Graham and Teams
Pin-e have returned hcz.e fESal
F1II-l urg uh<re they have beer AZ
tendins Ihe Normal
WIxrHEsrEE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30
FALlsBURG. Ky

Oar Noru.1I schaos NiII sIza-
June SHh-
Mr. J A FraskI-=. Of lhE= plane.
paid Dep Hole = PSeAsAnt vE=ir
Sunday
j. H Ekerz a1e al The high
seksoI boys. esnEemPl4Ies t=aehing
a Peark OIshar1- Jshn ia gnss
Iea-kzr and they usaA Do ST q
szs kI1
VT vnsEhn s1.sT-c- Y.ngk1-
I've Il 15ek Geek br1ghssG bssz.
rzsurne1 -zoze fra@ dis P1Aaz
ukes< Ih<F hare been strsndins
seka% 80 ia= Ensa SIX 8sa1hs
SsSry 10 see tke2 kaye-
Gusz Prssioa and w@- cOaks<y
1ens to z<@ ihz1e h<si girls SundAF-
The E.rness Of dis plncears vzsy
s,1sy-
G. w Chain and J. " Short-
fisI.e. rssurned hose f.on IrnnIaa.
uLeEe Ih@y hare be~s allsnaing lAs
Baptist .-z1<iniIsn. ard report .
god line
IN Hssshl=ea sz4 Pref r e
Jones vail isave Friday rhe 2slh,
for the WorlA's Fen. We ssh
thea hsppy trip
Miss Tenuis Prime one Of Irad's
ehaz1aIns ladiss. lsl this Ilacs
Suaday- Miss Tsnnis has been Al
leading th- high school here 81
Is lsigAs si'l and = god seholaE
We uish her SUCCESS, in she exam,
nation,
J. A. CeliinsUorsh gill leave SAT
rs3ay for Tsanes<e~
YANERR BOY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

The Mo-Is's Fair snanzssrs All
si.e snaalripsl ntEsiai- = t-hiesse
hare n.litesi : lHedrirr siifaiial. 9.
make JuIy4 ih=oesasiOn Of grand
a-i-Ersiisa ss.on tn Fair -roaad.-
TIE cOnmistse on Ceremonies
promise that tie aizPsay = Pr
-1s1ks ana ssessr5essg sal zesfszs.
m, ihln= ers- p-dritakeH n 1 i
-sanirr- E<earsions aTese - TN
Er.aa 4.sssl.e lr.ssis-z sisi-=. ani -
s.seRsancs Is exrertsl q r-Aoh
5000
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

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Alsas.,s -..,a / i.s,.lr,lsis.i eds. sioer.
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s..u ,esss s4..i Leo t,az q .,iis'sl 81 Dr.
,a,~,a>,l * srss tsetIr;ee S.'e Al
vAk'ssrsns it'sle e'issa huu. AS
.ilsa.su, avn tilas ~ ~ Nes. = e'..l y
im llsul u pssslier ,ccr i,ssl,..,,l q
santWs. restsy ote h.ed lrsne 4
~ ,lScl ihl, Hsmr,N ,rhse fatl' <
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

A winter IN Ibe N-E York In
prezs s1y== III srzIlionAiTes could
keep tE.eir properly iniara The in
tesest On i sOnId aoon atsors lbe
uhuIs wealth q the country A
Frsneh banker. na1Ed Tb+lasson
arramnIntrsi 4 Lorraine dnnng The
Frrnrh R<roiuliaa- and lelt viii
proving sssaE his d-sreHdants 10 ihe
rkird s~neTailOn oenla noi toaeh
q dollar efIl beyonaa msrs Ilttsnre-
Tts Psinriipsl Eas harvested and the
I.srsresl xas Ia he annually re-in-
V<slsi unril il should desrend 10
an h-ir of lhe lhird ssnsrAiinn
uhen h. haa renrls-sa his InalaIily-
TAe property amnnn.ed originally
10 abnrl dire million dollars. and
had lA.e viii bern allowed 10 stand
souse young nan hving in France
Al ,hr present dale would nov b
inl.z1i;saE is aocomalAiions-
Thrse uonlS have amounted Ia
al.ou, ,l.r<< hnna.el miliions del,
lars. ~ hundred tinss llsr osifi-
nal amoaal ii he lrarei,y lea~
II. al ibis same bssis, Jay Genld's
slUWOoD could " In u 0'ea'ge
6oulds halyk sseNasop, when
,tlal yoana man sehbu'ed his
,uea,y ,6p, linhaay " would h.
,he ,,e.es.os II tlO.oNoo0o. ~
amoup, lmnosslblr "a oopcslvs aud
Ialee ,nooah % bay NJ The great
~, lostInm>nI On ~ Ase oI ,hr
,auh Thistle I.'h., an le'sls.''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

itis ~, likely .has II. Stale II
Esn,uray uill lAil 10 pay The o.
lclsr scAool d~n ~ the time ihe
money Is due The teachers. We
Aave had scars II that sag, Wsa
lnyly leF ~ hong : slue that w
hav, ltarpello discount lhe psev'l.
~ IL evil le, Il !. should k.p
,nn--au.l |, i IS "a means i'opSs'
'|l|e Ih., he aIen wan ,he
.,hne| Ionl 20 meet ~ ordinary.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30
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Not Posted.

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tsea-Fl InlzY .s-sr1sEnd<.lIs az \ $3.50
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months. or three months Tor
SO cents -@nsa - sss--r -il-'lsrsal = $50
= rul5e - Gaa-acs 1.sa H. Arfa4s Z
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-30

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
POTTER, KY.

D,ssr NEwS;
Farmers ara busy preparing for
farming.
Fine prospect for good crop Of
fruit this year.
Mr. J. K Reynolds. Of CAL wigG
las b.en visiting relatives Al this
place and CassyiIIe for the last NV
months expects 10 start for Ind
~pon- This cOunrr- doesn't aEp4
with MS health
Miss Mamie and MARY shan
non and Maggie 4 chapman. Of Lick
Greek. are visiting Miss Ida and
Edith Branham this week. I'll
b and wife gave the young folk
a party Monday exc which. "a az
count q the rain, was py;racte,i
Till abour ; o'clock a. m Glad 10
~ - many smiling fac.< from
FaIIsburg with ~ Come again.
gents
= ProtracIs-i meeting i in pro
grs-S Al HorS-t0ryi-
= young gentleman on starting
from church Al Hor-esori not long
sinee-fcunsi quite a contest between
his h5rS.. and saddle The saddle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
The Canning Factory.


The Pno,I's g, for getting a can
ming factory established ii this
PLACE are very good, but ID Viii
hardly r. put into oJ- ration This
ysar- Il j. feared that enough
frUi; could not ~ obtained 10 iJ-tI-
T. an alteGiF, al operation tif-
-'i-gn- The canning Of tomatoes
seems u T.romi~e the most decided
-uees-- sud The company expects
Z, sive IT. ats atiea principally %.
haaiIing tha' product 0ur ~5iI.
and climate j. e-T-.rialIy adapted
II The Fro=iusli".l ~ fius i1maiGe--
y il Wduld iF To uncertain e. de-
.l,ad entirely upon the -Urrgu1t-
F3s sAantSy f4g > -lpTly ,se 1gtu-
i.lEy NI,. RI to reat several atrer
.ai EEl ana Pa, i in Tomatoes. This
aet5i I.,5 however. discourage amy
rs tht ;ieizht0Tihg fIr1a.r-,.1- the
aaS euli.i Ne all iI,ey vii Re-
lsniy tbEtt- II J. cl>toiairy Tor
tEF estnF zry % co1ssFaet VI ita vs5-
uS farmcr- q plant a specified
nduit4T ~ plants and q the E,Eqsi.-.
ari % q ami uo.1;sc els.
\ esEarEy e VERY desirable a.
"a rr-a-s' t--'.-. = .,-.s- b.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
Highest OF all In Lesvenng PowerLates U. S Gov. Report
RH.a!!,!:!! B Bs%dssg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
GLENwO0D.

J. L. Prichard, # Bolts Fork. was
here Saturday.
Temp NeCormic, Of Bells Trace
was here yesterday.
| DOOd Rice, or Rockville, was here
one day last week.
| Mr. Sam Flanagan, Of Tygart, l.
here to-day.
4 Mr.. d. ". and F. r. Webb went
to Denton yesterday.
There Is talk % new store 90
ing UP here shortly.
| Fire has destroyed a good deal Of
fence here lately.
! James TWinaD- Of Mavity. BOyd
7 Co was here last week.
Ike Burton has moved back 10
mis- farm at BeIlview.
Mr. Elisha Webb has taken up
his abode at Denton
The daily mail from Louisa. J. a
great help tO our neighhDrhOOd.
\ new set Of scales has been put
up at the store
old Mr.. Wilson. Of Lost Creek.
was here among friends tO-dzy-
Murrain mas Killed a good deal
Of stock here lately
Mr. Fayetts Bush, the old hunter
Of Lost Greek, was here to-day.
There wIll be a Sunday School or
ganiZed here Sunday.
There Is enough tobacco sOwn
here to supply the nited States.
The late change in the mails
bring u the News three days
earlier.
Miss Hermie Webb i assisting
her father in the store.
We are glad TO see our old friend
Dave Webb hack from Willard
Brother Workman preached her
for u last Sunday night
Hogs are dying here yet with
the cholera.
We are sorry 10 say that Mr. HOI-
brook i. no better
VIII HslbrOOk has erected a
large tobacco barn on his upper
farm.
some of our farmers have al
ready turned on their pasture
From all accounts we will have
a mill up here in a few days.
There VIII be large crops Of Pc
iatO--s planted here this Spring.
Dogs have been Staying the sheep
here in the last few days
Mr. VS. Queen had lot offence
burnt up Yesterday
Mr. John West and Miss tareba .
Stewart were married last Thurs
iay-
Mr.. Ike Fannin Of CuIbertsJI
was here last week and bought
some fine cattle.
Success 10 the NEWS and il read /.
er- i the wish Of RAMBLER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
sKerifrs sale.

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ltSS, 1ns ltcSS li=scses ~ "a, NASch i
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tWcca Tie t,gars ~ lNNVsa>N q, n, AMI
sNS,S-sk n a., A. Jl,c iroas ,lgsar "a the
yNeegi Aaalse iN l4eRisa, IL lAMNu,,,
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lhe hlgNcs, eNAirv thc l. ,loNis,s l,iS,lgyiV
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h satisfy pAiNiin,s ,acN1, lNlctySt ami
yA,stS,N Ms, Ao,tse and Is, 81 ,Ngnry
"a fyAnkuN AMI Main Cr0ss sttsSS,s,
ku0wR A. tAc JSshn Whitman llyq,egty
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gusOn,
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The Nrir And vnect " q N'peNln NNRA,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
Abstract of Trustee Meeting
For April.

Present. Snyder o'Brien. Ne
linnfy. Spencer. 6unueli and At
kin-
Following orders Were aEiuR "a /:
jam, Compton. $50; j., !. Gar-
tai; sIal-J; Wm- IlrEgl-eti.
SO g. Il I'D. Walia-a raslga..,!
a. trustee and Judge -teEaTt uya-
appointed and ilualided IL EII rho
Vacancy
WIN. Justice was allowed s for
bDs killed in stray pen,
Dr Ferry tax was reduced
$500 and sI5,J pot "a Ii-to f. Holm
Hays
Dr Cease allowed IL builda walk
2 ttei s.it. by the side of hi, Isl.
Marshal ordered to serve ny:its
on thoze upon whom the t1an had
judgments Il move. fences.
buildings, Sc- at once aud uron.
their failure IT, do = 70 sue out.
vrii- u possession
6 80 by ordered to move plat
form il front q Old depot.
II -alutiOn adopted asking lssis-
illre 70 . amend charter Of toss n
q nth eias- that police courts may
hold meuthly terms 0f said courts
ior tle Irisl. II civil cases.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
WANTED.
4 Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals.

of Cruelty to Animals.
| Large towns have one Of thes,
useful socities, why not have one
her.? Almost daily We are wit
nesse, 70 eases or cruelty 10 ami
mals which in other places would
cost The offenders a good round
sum. Tw0-lcgged brute- hitch d
pair u haif-starvcd cattle to 4 wag-
on heavily loaded. and then By
blow and abuse zeek 10 make up
for the los Cf good and sufficient
food. VI have seen these poor
team, compelled to haul loads up
the grade and over the hill far De-
y0nd their strength, while the mer-
ciIes7 whip and CAD were applied
with al tie force Of the cruel driy-
err NOtIong since we -aw q imam
on horseback dragging a poor dog
by a rope, one end u which vas
tied 70 Tile animals fore-f00i. The
iiorSe Waz going at the top u IL
speed, and YOU may imagine the
condition u the unfortunate dog.
ladies' take hold 81 this matter
and form your society You viii
ind plenty of menio back SOU. s.
'eW heavy lines would eau-e a fi-
.rinHti"n III Tie number d. these
.a-e- u shocking cruelty to our
iumb -ervaut-.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

We have n scheme for c,anSitiera-
ton bN lhe General Assembly
which W. are confident will naesI
lis approval. Ths spring terms II
the courts are aB-eRr IL b.sin. AMI
tbs, lawyers want 10 10 home ;
corn planting must Ss.on bssin. and
tho FARMERS should l.. a, hO,ns,
then : thai tir,i feeling, sometimes
called spring teVer, alreAsiy ~
gins IL develop itSsli and the ,s,S-
Tor must hook afScr their patients,
and in seacTsl SaFt a;way, every
l~Sly hcpc should J., a, home, Thor.
aNs Svr,aiR Odds and catlS ~ l,sis,
lalsNn lSssea N0C az, cSsmpltSsSl,
ANA hSp' Is whrrc N,tr >ciNnsc
r,,snsS in, Isl u Nu a. drawn
organizing = vNmmiSSl0a IL lcS ihr
cOnsplegicn " this work a. Inv
h,wyst Nldder; oI'cn wldCtho dO,gs
10 an hddcrS in and cut IL Ihc
state and ,hcn adjourn auA ~
homc-fmnktOss Capital,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
Naval Rendezvous Hampton
Roads Fiar6Or.

The Chesapeake & Ohio R-y- VII
ell excursion tickets % NOrfork %
old Point Comfort and return for
regular trains IeavIns CIacinuzri
April I5sh, lSso-
II VA long ago sai.i that All the
nsyisS q the v7erli cooId risfe in
safety in HarnEson Roads Hsrbor,
The RsRiszv0as, April Il. xii
shOz that This 4 true A. represent
aiIVs vessels from the grea1s~S M
lions u ,he N01id vii meet there
and 80 through nsny Interesting
ni4heGveTS- his Is >Sneshins that
Hill Oaly t. <esn Oace in. = lie
time Tickets vii * low eaoash
for every enc - avail 1hemSelyeS
Of the opportunity. For further IN
formation apply 10 60 q Ticket
Agents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Hon. Wm.Il. Wadsworth, aged
=, former representative in Con
gEr7- from'tiii- district, was stIek-
en- with paralysis 81 his home in
N.tE-Silie last sunday and died
fe~ hours aftcrward. lie was
Hian in politics.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
Serious Acciden,.

Fcur ltaIian miners working Al
Whitc House were Pr,latins some
cartridges Tue~,lay morning pre-
lsaraioTy u taking thyns into the
mia'--, when : kss Of s-aW,Icr us@
scci,ientally isnItsi. The msu
were tasily Injured ana she bnilsi-
ing Nss deui0li>hsd- Uar Il tbs
men j. fatally inlaF,,i ana the o;t-
,,7 'hrSe STa hesrilly baTas,l, ThS
e,i'''iins was . lss dwelling Inv
b'cn ans Il tAe iANTc fsssscts ,,s,'
cle>>9t l,slisU>s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

I b.. ri,-v Criminal court VIII start
~ 1'ti..lDny csi-t-S. - state issue
and SO state appearance, out
-ite"9t the u ca-.-- where the Issue
il made UP and iii. indictments
made IL the last grand jury. The
larger number Of other eases are
against uqnr-@i,Ienr- who have not
been nor ,siilnoi i--fpund--Wayne
Views
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Circoi; CSars and las sssni Icry
, eOnveae mex. Mon.i.S ss,al- .sc
tits hoped all pap<ss S Aaye
h.sn executed and psslsra'iots
made Tor trying = uAsny ef the M
,Rrtant CasaS as the tSnie wSll n.
R,Nx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

AtwN,SlofX front addition will
saoN b. hA'll y The c0llago on ,hr
nnglh ,Nrncs of lVgFy and Lad,
Washluv,oa slpe,s, ltwlll h. o..
oNpIod " Mr. \. 7. IlanIeI..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
OUR NEICHBoRs.

Mrs. John Compton, OF Hunting
ton, ". Va, accidenrlIy shot and
fatally wounded her husband Mon
day night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

JSiler Nip~pa'S c'sa wlt5c4 hia.
sarusd suite a Ts,Gtatiou - III
expert gate oisenrr, lseyn I.as'
INTO teet, in hse6 c-Iaci's
: ve< the community All iFlsR-aie .
se-vice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Special Eas,es >cyNicg MAS hclh
IA tho NJ. 4, CssWrch sep,A la,t Sqn-
dey ,nSrnlng, \ v,'al ,,ra'Nu, ep,
ptaprla,c music eod li''lns '''vera'
hons comblucd L. ,i,atS linn iateg-
e.,lnr ~srvlce, The. baptism Nad
reception vi all1lle eisl iesa '''e
ehuWh also added q sho@'mpss,s-
wxenss. " tha oteasloW No sclX,
uas hold a night, on avenuptpl
.arlegly moollug helms IN session
u, " Church,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Hon. r. ". Farrell died at his
home in I'ikevilie last week He
was one of Pixies Leading citizens.
Age, - year..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Cruteher s Ferguson keep the
best fresh meats always on hand
Next door To Speneer-s store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Nh. ConleS has l,cn aplssin's>i
N.,ssma>tSr ~ i..s''iSsa aad aa~ ~
,,atsSi bond, and cNs, . y 'attr.
n,ea his duties IN q shaSs 81
M n. NEanhasa has t,v.i apps 't.,
a, CllfE0rl, and 7, =, hN = @t
i'lvsS,,s,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

], n, u, MalV has lsS,u OU,ievrsl
back foem 'lnciOas'i t0.l.a,si>a ~
'he gOVcnimVlit and arglyeii yt>,
'er'lay, w arr llcas,.d N aaVt
bin her, SesiR,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

Mr., liiucr and Mrs, ], W. NJ.
stewart aro drilling thSir sunday
Nceool CLASSES il lWVNnilc o,sira
ealiilct ~Sprlav,r = .Nhc rcudcro,l in
aboas lhtcr wccks,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

YOu viii not regret having called
On J. C. Hatcher s Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

An Kind, " scc,l potatoes a, SNl.
Ivan \ klsc',
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

borders K SicAafs aar
spring goods On di~E. "a, 5n5
SO ihem.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

SPcneers Chicago extra ssriy
rose i the frs in this market
erops a wear
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

On Aprii 18Th There al
eclipsa u the sun yi.ialG
parts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

CruicheF 4 - ks I'D
and styles y coffin
furnishings, - ipw Vt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

SPenoer has the Chicago extra
early rrs>e, > crops the same year
Try = peek, you Hill nst regret IL