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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

the ears OF the people, and Is aiding the
mob bv supplying them with drink and
spending the money Of the tenants on
them"
PARNELL THE SAVIOR OF THE TORY PARTY.
lie said that he and Biggar knew the true
facts OF the Elethem intrigue and should
have strAngled it at Galway. but the unfor-
tunaie ulcer was allowed 10 grow. He call
cd PaInell the savior Of the Tory party and
Mrs. O'Shea it, Joan OF Arc. Mr.. Healy
concluded by saving that he is determined,
SO long as his life lasts. TO expose Parnelfs
treacheTy and malignty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l3.-rhe steamer
san Juan which arrived to-day from Pans-
ma brings news Of rayages OF ch ilera in
Guatemala. More than 1900 case aie re-
ported in the state, and l,2OO deaths oc-
,urred in the city Of Guatemala in seven
weeks. The steamer passed without touch
ing, in order 10 avoid guarantee here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
scheme to Elect Republican senator.

BOsTON. Dec. ia special from Con-
cord, y. H.. saws: "YOur correspondent has
it on the best OF authority that Clerk Jewett,
Of the House OF Representatives. has decid-
ed to place on the roll of members-elect OF
the next House the 'if entitled Representa-
tves. This viii give the House to the Re-
publicans by large working majority, and
will ensure the election # Hiram Futile ~
Governor and United States senator He
mas not yet formally announced that this IL
his determination. but your correspondent
Is able 10 give it on authority which cannot
be questioned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Mr.. II v.Graves, OF spotsylvaDis. seriou'-
ly Wounded,

BELMONT, sPoTsYLvANIA COUNTY.
VA. Dee. I3.-LSpecial. r. V. Graves, a
prominent farmer and Democratic leader OF
this place, accidently shot himself yester-
day morning, while hunting near Orange
Springs. Ills gun slipped on the ground
aud the load was discharged, tearing away
the muscles OF his right arm just below the
shoulder, barely missing his body. He was
taken home last night, ard is doing as well
AS could be expected. The wound is very
severe one. hut il is thought he will not lose
his arm. Two inches nearer the shoulder
and the shot would have been fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
THE IRISH IMBR0GLI0.
PARNElL'S PARLIAMENTARY WAR
WAKES WARM.

Excitement Turning Into FIenzy-Ene-
li.hnen Enjoying the Batti. and walt
ing for the First Blood-Heaiey's bitter
Attack on His Leader Foreign Events.
Especial Cable Letter by United Press
LONDON, Dec l3.-The struggle in Ire
land is exciting all the interest of a contest
between Gladstone and the Tories. The
Englishman dearly loves TO look on "A
prize fight. and a battle in earnest be-
tween the leading Irishmen Is a lux
ury that Of late years has been very rare.
Even the strongest Of British home rulers
can hardly witness 1t without a perhaps
involuntary chuckle Of satisfaction, for
the old Adam Of ancient antipathies has
not yet been quite eradicated. just
now the English press, regardless Of politics,
is engaged IN the cOngenial task of .eggIng
on the contestants and waiting for the first
blood. IL all accounts from Ireland are
true. they will not have long 10 wait for
blood. as the excitement is turning into
frenzy. and common decency Is forgotten in
the explosion of Ong-pent-up jeal0usies and
hates.
HEALEY's COARSE ALLUSIONs.
The bittercst of the crowd is Timothy
IIealey, who has all the heat without the
self-restrant and polish which normally
characterize Parnell. To-day he made "A
coarse allusion to the O'Shea case, which
nearly drew a blow from one of Parnell's
supporters, and his remark that the cam
paign cry Of the party ought to be ''CuckOo"
elected a protest Of disgust from
ciergymen who heard it, and who
believe that the battle, however
fercely fought, should not include
Chinese stink-pOts as weapons of the com
batants. Archbishop CrOke has enjOined
upon the clergy Of his diocese to inculcate
Christian spirit of charity and moderation,
while at the same time emphatically uTg
ing the retirement of Mr.. Parnel.
The star, home rule, this evening pub
fishes an article cOntradicting any and all
assertions that Ireland has declared for
Mr. parupll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

WAsHISGToN, ISp., Dec. l5.-One OF
Washington's business blocks was wiped
out by lire this evening. The loss is s6j, 600;
insurance $1,000. George Hsward was
killed by frghlened horse, and several
iremen were iojured ey the esplnrien Of ~
oil barrel. lfis Thought mal we ,a,,vh,
by falling wall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
Pecunisry I'm, ct OF the iri.h Split.

Special 10 the Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
LIMERICK, Dec. 13.-1he National Bank
of Limerick refused TO-DAY 10 honor checks
drawn on il for the plan Of campaign pur-
poses BY the teyapts on the Towerhili es-
tate. These tenants haze been drawiD4
grants for the past two years This action
on the part OF the banks is owing 10 the
Irish marty split.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. l3.--Wiliiam l..
Ashley. OF the -. louis Republic, arrived
here to day. On Monday lat Colonel j, mes,
OF the Republic, bet $1,000 with Adolph
Busch, the millionaire brewer, that Ashley
could beat his way from 81. Log.s to Balti-
more within a week. being crowd with
only five dollars. ASHLEY arrived two days
ahead OF the allotted ..lIae, but very nDcky in
appearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
LAWMAKERS FIGHT.
Colonel Humphries aud DIR. baldwin May
Indulge In Mortal Combat.

Indulge In Mortal Combat.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. ia personal en-
counter in the House at its night session
last night between Colonel Humphries and
DIR. Baldwin may result in "A duel. During
the debate DR.. Baldwin referred TO Colonel
Hunphries as drunken little measly
LAWYER. Colonel Humphries denounced
DIR. Baldwin as a liar. The two men rushed
lOr each other, and had "A tnssle IN he mid
lie Of the h,or, but they were finally sera-
rated by friends, and the trouble was erd d
tor a time. Ii is said that the friends Of
ne legislators have the matter in hand
now, and there is no telling wnat the nego-
tiatiOng may lead 10,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

NEw YORK. Dee. 49, Seer tsry win-
dom, who arrived in New Yoik this morn
ing, had a three hours conference with u
number OF bankers and others on the nnsn-
cial situation, aud full ex!Tersioa OF
views OF the nnanclers OF the situation, the
effect of additional silver legislation, and
other matters, was obtained, aud theu the
conference ended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
NORFOLK.

The Course of the Work on the Battle
ship Texas Progressing slowly.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. - Special The
promotion OF Naval Constructor Wilson TO
the position oil chief constructor OF the
navy is not at all agreeable to the friends Of
the Norfolk yard. IL has been claimed for
u long time that II is on his account that the
work on the battle-ship Texas Is progress
Ing 80 slowly. IL has been impossi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

NEW YORh, Dee. l3.-The Irish enyOye,
Mr.. William O'lirien and Mr.. T. i. GIL.
sailed this morning on the steamship Obdam
for Boulogne, from whence they will pro
ceed 10 Paris. Mr. Timothy II arlington,
another Of the cnyOys. sailed on the CGnard
steamer Auranla ilr Queenstown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

Moscow, Dec l3.-Ths morning MADAME
Kanz G, beautiful society woman, was
found in her elegant residence in this cit'
with her head almost severed from her body.
II is supposed tnlt the woman fell victim
to the vengeance Of the Nihilists, whom he
is believed 10 have offended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
MIcHAEL DAVIrr sANGUiNE.
Alarming News From East Africa.

LONDON. Dec. 13.-English attention is
diverted 10 some extent even from the irish
quarrel by the threatening news from Lisbon
and East Africa. \ dispatch from Lisbon
states that the popular excitement there il
increasing, and that the Ministry is rapidly
losing control OF affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
"Aretbe Iri.h Patriot. Mad 30

LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Pail Mall Gazette
this morning says: "Ihe question is not
whether Parnell is mad. but whether the
Irish patriots are maudin." The paper
vigorously urges that there be no more pal
tering or fatering on the part Of the anti
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
Da,itt En,hu.iasticaIIy Received.

KILKENNY. Dec. - Michael Davitt and
his companions on their arrival at Castle
Conner were met bv a torchlight procession,
which had been arranged in honor Of the
distinguished visitors. The reception was
marked by the display o1great enthusiasm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
Bealy Ercorists. hi. Lender

tsp clal TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
kuKENNY, Dec. l3.-Mr. Healy, IN
speaking al midnight meeting OF Hen
ess,'s committee last night, said: 'Par
ell has employed mob violence 10 preyeni
his opponepts' arguments from reaching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
A n.norrat,c ooyernor m,

DETROIT. MICH., De. l3.-Democrat' Q
leaders hs are greatly alarmed over IT.
ports from Hamburg that Edw. b. Winaus,
the hrst Dsmmratic Governor elected in
Michigan since 1853. was dangerously !
with pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

kILKENNY. Dec. l3.-Mr. Barry O'Brien,
the original Parnellite candidate for the
House Of Commons from North Kilkenny,
has delivered an address here. In the
course of his remarks Mr.. O'liren declared
that the only leader possible for the Irish
party il Mr.. Parnell.
Mr.. Parncll was obliged TO bring his
speech nj Kilkenny 10 an abrupt conclu-
sion on account Of his exhausted condition.
MICHAEL DAVITr sANGUiNE.
sir. Mcnacl Davtt, in an interview ,his
evening, said: "Our majority in the North
Kilkenny election will certainly be fifteen
hundred, and possibly two thousand. l
addressed three meetings today. all Of the
most enthusiastic character. The miners
are with us almost to II man. ] would not
have taken part in this fight if Mr.. Parnell
had not touched United Ireland. which is
as much mine as his" Mr.. Mccarthy Is
expected 10 speak at Kilkenny on Monday.
The Freeman's journal says that Mr..
Francis Xavier O'Brien, treasurer Of the
National League, refuses to pay the salaries
of the League officials on the ground that
they are not natural.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

RYAN, with the field before him, made the
preitiest dOdging run of the game, aud
touchdown. which, failing the goal, scored
our. The heavy rushing of the COlumbias
continued. disabling Round and w0unding
Taylor. but they plucklly VorCod iill time
was called. Score, Columbias, 40; Ken.
ialls. /.
In. Mutes, but from recent practice games
ont al the green from the first il was
thought that the Mutes would make mp this
deficiency,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
APoiitical right Adjassss,

CONCORD. \. H., Dee It-An agreement
has been reached between the Republicans
and Democrats by which the question AS to
whether or not mandamus shall is
sue directing the Deputy Secretary Of state
10 permit the Democrats IN inspect the re-
turns el representatives elected on file in
his otlce, shall be referred 10 Attorney. Gen
eral Barnard his decision 10 be final.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
TIE CONDITION orIINANcrs.

A meeting Of the Cabinet this afternoon
considered the financial condition Of the
country, and AZ a result the President, it 10
undt rstOOd, will Send message TO Con-
gress early next week suggesting as =
measure OF Teliefthe enactmentOi legislation
for tho issue Of additional currency based
on mere ased purchases OF silver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
The POSITION.


The contest resulted forty TO four III favor
# the Columbias. The Kendalls pluckiy
contested. but they proved no match for the
olumbias. Mr.. boynton was referee; Lind
LAY Denison. umpire. MANY distinguished
people witnessed tue game. columb a
started the game, getting the ball near Ken
dall'. goal Kendall kicked it back. but the
Columhia's forced il around the post ana
scored four. The COlumbia's continued
neayv rushing tactics. and 10y g0Ol passes
10 Veascy, Harlan and Hook, and punts by
ButterwOrlh kept the ball gong
% the goals and scoring While
Kendall was unable to break through
COumbid's rusbere, except bY quick.
unexpected VS." passing to Ryan,
or forcing TAYLOR, or round through
only To be lifted and forced back or punting
into the ready hands Of Butterw0rtb, VINO
played the defensive only. The score Of the
drs; half was sixteen. The second half
with Columbia recuperated, determined on
"A big score. and began with eXiraordi-
nary vigorous heavy rushing iactice
and plucky tackling and running by Ken
dall's, who bunched and kept near Column
bias goal and forced Columbia to change
tactics. when Wills, Emery. and Butt r.
worth made some beautiful runs and
scored Kendall fought hard and kept near
fhair uoal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
THg NEWS SUMMARY.

n- nnpsnhimer returned from New York
....,. ..r,,. of Kochs lymph.-NirRiuia Con-
1--we ucptasophs. elected oiiicers.--Ihe
,a,,,. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association
-, meeting .-Ihe Kappa sigma Fr"teI-
,,,e.fs I'm baltimore ON the 3lst-br.
49, lcctured 10 the colorcd public schooi
tcacncrs ON digestion.
VIHciNiN.
r,,T , promlncnt farmer of Rock
,...,..,on. t,. YVES adJudeed insane yester-
d.,.-A Attorney. Gencfal-cl'ct OulpeIs'on
,,,. ,laccl upon The roll Of honor Of eX-
cadets the Virginia Military institute yes
80, Youne George Hazelwood was
pronshly fatally wounded while hunting III
Patrick county Friday The shipment oi
manufactured tobacco was small In DanVille
.lurlua the past ~ eek Its claimed in Nor
t,.t tt.at ChcfronstuctOr Wilson, of the
,.,, wand. fs the cause Of the slow work on
the battle. ship Icxas.-A negro made
daring attempt q fcW nights ago 10 burn MI
AZ q ~othcrs' residence al Gre e. An ef-
,.rt pll Dee made 10 get another trial for
carleton Marks. of Grcensyille county. who
murdered N. Balm.
NoRrH CAROLINA.
,i.. l-,rnicrs' Alliance. Of North Carolina. has
about coiiapsed.-A terrible boiler eXplo-
..., Friday night al "a saw-miil near scran-
ton blew up the mill XIII one man and bad
o., injured tgo othcrs---Dare kapply, col
.r.1. has been convicted in The United
...,t,. Court at Charlotte Of mail robbery, ana
n.,m sentenced TO two years IN the penitfn-
,i.ry. The officials of tine -eaboard Air
f.o. have received notice That the Georgia
.-,,.una and Northern railroad has been
...ntleied 10 The savannah river.---\ Nearly
..r.ofe uartv Of thirty-four guests at the resi-
.l.rce 4 Mr.. W II Curtis, near Asheville.
sgere poisonei by eating pound cake.
WAsHiNGTON.
iderable Interest has been raised on
.,.. ou,siior AS % whom the payment OF the
,.l,,r.o rebate shall be made. Advocates
,.fuh. Election bin are making desperate ef-
forts to effect some compromise before tns
,.areus is n Id Monday night-Ihe bill ioi
"a public building az stauniSn VIII be IA'ot-
ably reported.
NEW YORK.
1hc Ncw York Board Of Aldermen are stii
considering the ordnance u regulate the
sale of tr. clI 10y weight Koch lymph for
funefcuiosis is being used in fou- hospitals
5,, New York. - Ms. jefferson Davis Is put
t1r the finishing touches 10 her book
Miss Lucy DrcXel. who was married lhurs-
.l.v. nad 10 pay S37 duty on pearl necklace
sent nrras d bridal present.---An important
statement In reference TO tho settlement Of
fine Virginia don't may be expecie soon.---
-rl. F.verweatu,r viii. which bcqueath d
,too noo ID, tita Tufversit. % Virginia. viii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

disastrous nre az Poitstnwn. Ia. destroy
Ell eight large stores and nineteen Dusiness
offices In the centre OF the Town The lss 10
esrimalsd al nearly n quarter OF million
dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

Tie Columhias is comparatively a new
team. but Is composed OF fine material,
nearly all Of its men being former members
# college teams. some Of which have led IN
The New England aud Middle states chain
pionship gaines: and among t0-day's team
mere are some stars Of The football arena
If the Lou.trT. and has thus far led in
This seasons games heac. I.~ mpies
.re the pioneers Of football III th,r
,aam has an excellent record, having
I'm its tine defeated the Ilop~."--, Annapo'
is naval cadets and II. Johns, and played
he District teams nyihUlpiy Until last wear.
when with weak team, dies we're beaten
by "A Columbia and Georgetown combine
rom which they have felt so much trouble.
ns 10 say hurt and to-day's game is one
or the trophy the District craftsmanship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
COLUMBIA-KENDALU.
rhe Former Easily Defe its the Latter y
= sore Of 30 tO4.

= s"pio of 4Oto
WAsHINGTON, u. c., Dec. l3.- special
There was game Of toot-bale here this
afternoon that attracted a biz crowd and
ELECTED much interest as to its result.
IL was between the crack Columbia ath-
letic Club and that O! he National Deaf
Mute College, at kend all Green.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.

News reached here last night OF a terr'Gc
boiler explosion IN saw-mill near scran-
ton, in Hy de county, which hiew up the
entire mil. The water had been allowed 10
get TOO low in the boiler. and when cold
water was turned in tho explosion occurred.
\ negro hand was kllled and two others
were badly injur Il; IL is thought fatally.
The loss 10 the mill owners was s6.Oe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

Particulars are received OF q ladv's mar
row escape from horrible deaih while
travelling on a train on the Carolina Central
railroad, a day or two ago. she ut her
head on, abe window To see what the engine
WA blowing Tor, and Just as she did 30 tho
train sped by station, and the mail-caicber
took OH her bonnet and snatcned handful
ol hair out by the roots. Her neck was fear
fully wrenched. and her escape nom death
was little short Of a miracle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14

The officials OF the Seaboard Air Line
here have received notice that the Georgia,
Caroisa and Northern railroad. which they
are building in connection with this system
from Monroe 10 Atlanta, has been COM
pleted 10 the savannah river $50 miles from
Monroe, or more than half way To Atlanta.
IL l. now said that the road will reach Al
anta sooner than required by cintract,
which Will be in the early par. of next fall.
When completed this viii. b. one at the
greatest through lines In the South, being a
direct aud through route from Portsmouth
10 Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
CONVICTED QV MAIL ROBBKRY.

Dave Rippey tcolcred) has been convicted
in the Iited states Court at Charlotte OF
mail robbery. and has been sentenced 10 "a
q o years' term in the Albany peniteDtiaTy.
Rippey committed the crime at MOausboro.
''catch- pouch station. Finding a mah
bag hanging mp ON the catch, he took H.
down, cut II open and stole seventy dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
NORTH CAROLINA EXHIBIT.

Mr.. iS.ter NJ. wilson. late C0mms .i0nor
| Il immisrilion Of North Caroiin", Is promi.
| nenliN spoken of a. manager q. tue North
Carolina exhibit 10 be made 1t Chicago at
the Worlds Far.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-14
JUDGES COMMISSIONS.

Governor Fowlo to-day ISSUED a commits
son 10 the Judges Of the supreme ana su-
,erior Courts elected at The recent rLctiOn.
iheW co., missions will take ,ilt,i January
l-t.
News vas received hero 10 day that
quantity 4 cotton ~ The RchmOn1 and
Dtnsille railroad VAR house al Burling-
ton took lire lasl night aud forty three bales
kSera ltuslntnl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02

Some doable-brcasted prevarica-
tor from Ashland has been taking
in such papers as Courier Jour
nal with a story about a wild girl
roaming through the country
about Webbville. this county.
The same gifted desocHdantos Ana
Mas caused woman to come 10
life an hour or so after she had APP
.parently died, and located tine
srcnc near the village he is now
grazing with his Prrscnee. Ills
next exploit with his fsriic pen
will probably b. a blood and thua-
der story concerning the iIa;licltls
and Mct'ovs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
BUCHANAN. MAY 81.

y great many people and differ
ent orders eOngregzted yesterday
at Kavanaugh graveyard TO deco
rate the graves Of union soldiers,
friends and relatives Major
Burchett. Of Louisa, was with rs
and made a very interesting and
appropriate speech in his usual
feryent and earnest way, which
made all feel ii was well that they
were there and that they were
Americans. Miss Emma Burehett,
OF Louisa, also attended the deeOra-
ton.
Rev. r T. johnson, of Round
Bottom, w Va, attended the deco
ration, and made 4 decidedly inter-
eSting and impressive speech
Rev. j. ii. Wright will preach
his annual sermon next Sunday,
dune - in the grave yard just adj
Joining this place, known TO some
a GibSOn-S grove Brother Wright
Ia, Been preaching these annual
sermons for many years TO large
crowds OF hearers
Manly c. Warren, Of this place,
who has been at Emory and Henry
College. Va since last fall. Will
return home next Saturday, TO
spend vacation.
Lizzie Warren Is visiting her
aunt Let at DetrOit Michigan.
Dood Rice Is engaged in moving
his saw mill from this place to
Denton.
Ceres Smith, o. Found Bottom,
". Va, who has been attending
Metre Damc college OF Cincinnati,
I for the last 1 years. will b at home
( in few days, to spend vacation.
/ Birdie Finney graduated At the
high school n. Catlettshurg on the
10Th inst.
Emma Truman is very sick. i.
Mrs. Al. Faulkner, Of t'atlc.ts-
burg, is visiting her parents Mt this
place.
Eta Bowcock, Of Bear crcck,
who was thrown from a horse three
weeks ago, and got her arm badly
hrokcn, Is about we'll agaln.
Uncle Isaac oglc says he can'I
afford To do without the HE SANnN
NEws, box JusrcE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
Trad. KY.

Rev. J. b. Hutchinson, Of Tat.
letssbHrg, was here a few days d
Las, week visiting relatives
}. d. St1rgeII has returned from
Louisville, where he has been at.
tending the Kentucky Medical In.
stiiute.
Deputy sheriff Vaughn was cal
ling on the taxpayers last week.
Prof. ". VI. Barton, Of FaIIsburg
made bushes trip to this place
Tuesday.
Carries Burchett has gone "a
Morgan Valley, W. Va, 10 ergag,
in the timber business.
Married, on the 18th inst, Dick
Carter, Of this place. to Miss Ella
Hays We wish them a long and
happy life
Dunlap Bradley, one Of Falls
burg's weII-known literary men
passed through here Sunday.
The magic lantern show at the
school house Monday night was a
complete failure
Messrs VIII shannon and Hanee
Jones. II Lick Greek. spent sunday
and Monday al this place Come
again boys
We would like to hear from
-Notody's Darling again
WINCHESTER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-02
ORTTrAKY.

Mary j. Gardner, daughter OF
William Gardner, Of White House,
was born May 10th, 1916, and died
May 10th, 1886. She Wa converted
January 18th, ls92, and joined the
NJ f. Church south. She has lived
a devoted Christian until the death
angel called for her and she de-
cIared ready. She was only sick n
few days Her death was unex-
P,-cted to all her friends, a. she
was never confined to her bed
She was always in her place At
sunday School and At church was
always ready TO take up her cross
when called on She will b. great
Is missed in her Sunday SehsOoI
class and in the prayer and class
meetings She i missed by her
pastor; her bright face Is missed
by all who knew her; She will be
missed by her parents, but their
loss Is her gain May God bless
the bereaved ones and may they
meet her in heaven. r. F. RICE