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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-21

urday evening OF this week,
Mrs. Carlson, whose husband lives
with John A. Brown, has just ar
rived in the city from Sweden. She
is stopping at Mr.. Seabery's.
S. B. Andrus, one of our good,
thrifty farmers, has some fine blood
stock on his farm for breeding pur-
poses and we would advise those
looking for good stock to consult
him.
New FASHION PLATss,-J. F.
Hoelzle, the merchant tailor, has re-
ceived new spring fashion plates
showing the latest styles. Now is
the time to leave your orders for
spring suits.
The artssian we'll is progressing
rapidly. About 700 feet have been
bored and our citizens may look for
flood from the great subterranean
sea most any moment after 900 feet
ha. been found.
The regular meeting Of the W.
c. 7. u, Of Oakes, will neet with
Mrs. A. F. Hunter on Thursday,
February 9th. A full attendance
desired. Mrs. BELLE CRANDALL,
President.
Some provision should be made
for the carrying away of the water
from the artesian well. With very
little work a drain could be cut so
that the water would flow in the
low land, west of town.
Through! a combination Of cir
cumSt;,ncrs mainly brought by sick
Hess, the ladies' of the A. Z. club,
much against their will, haye been
compelled to postpone their enter,
tainment in the church tomorrow
evening. i
A PAINFUL AccrDRNr.-Master
Herbert Kennedy was the victim of
a very serious hurt, Monday morn
ing While in the attempt to take a
button hook from a nail somewhat
higher than his natural reach he was
caught by the fore finger of his
right hand and had the flesh literal
ly torn from the finger.
Major Flemming, of Fargo, N.
D., was in the city Wednesday, of
this week. 1t was our misfortune
not to see the gentleman while in
the city. The Major is one Of Da-
kota's best men and is a candidate,
so we understand, for surveyor gen.
eral. The REPUBLICAN knows of
the eminent fitness Of this gentle
man for the position and hopes he
will be successful.
A. z. CLUB CoNcERr.-Saturday
evening, Of this week, the ladies con-
nected with the. A. z. Club will give
an entertainment in the Presbyterian
church. The efforts of these ladies
should be appreciated, as the pro-
ceeds Of their entertainments are
for the purpose purchasing books,
bell and other furniture for the
church and Sunday schools. Let
them have good house.
AT HoME.-After three weeks
jaunt through Wisconsin the editor
and family are once more at home,
glad to resume our humble occupa-
tion in the pure, bracing atmosphere
Of North Dakota. Cakes. we want
to say right here, has not lost any
of our enthusiasm by coming in con-
tact with cities Of equal size in the
East. We found many more trying
things there to contend with than in
Dakota. The beautiful vermillion
soil of Wisconsin was not over knee
deep, and to attempt to pass over her
roads was not calculated to suppress
little cuss words even from her old
time natives. We have come back
with firm resolve to live and die a
Dakotian rather than take our
chances in the older states.
ATTENTION, A. +. & A. M.
All members of Hone Lodre A. F.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-21
Cakes and Vicinity.

UaKeS anQ Vicinity.
Roldle sells meat for spot cash.
Seed barley for sale at Nice Carthy
Bros.
Web Fuller is reported quite sick
this week.
Fresh mince meat at B. F. Rod
dies.
The county Jail is said to be full
to overhowing.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
B. r. Roddle's.
Judge Lauder will convene court
at Ellendale, Tuesday next.
Day board at Mrs. Galvin's $3.50
per week.
The deadest thing in North Da-
kota to-day is the lottery bill.
Miss Grace Boehmler gives party
to her young friends this week.
Both the seed wheat bills have be-
come laws, and are now in force.
For SALE have a dandy nice
team for sale. B. F. RoDDLE.
Major and Mrs. Baldwin are visit
ing at Britton, S. D., this week.
Finest cigars in town sold at
Rowland & GooDR1cH's.
D. A. Shutter was St. Paul Wis
itor last week, over the 800 Line"
Staple and fancy groceries, fruit
OF all kinds, at
Rowland g. GooDR1cH's.
Seven more days and spring will
be here, at least it will be March lst.
The North Star Lodge will for
mally organize here as Logan Lodge,
soon.
B. T. Roddle will soon start for
the State Of Washington with mich
COWS.
Chr. Gordor, nothing daunted,
is preparing for big business in the
spring.
The dancing party at the Vinkls
House, Friday evening, was very
fine affair.
Do not forget the entertainment
at the Presbyterian church TENOR
row night.
J. w, Lucas and J. F. Mccarthy
report pleasant time at the capitol
city, Bism arck.
Farmers generally are preparing
to plant as large an acreage Of wheat
as that Of last year.
Judge Buxton, late attorney Of
this city. is now editing flourish
ing paper out on the coast.
Miss Christine Peterson entertain
ed number Of her young friends
Monday evening, it being her 18th
birthday.
Very pleasant euchre parties are
being held each week; the last one
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland.
Conductor VanDusen is once more
OH his old run from Oakes to James
town, after being laid up by sickness
several weeks.
W. f. Garfield bostilred himself
Tuesday in generous way by find
ing temporary relief for poor wild
ow and her family.
Mrs. G.. w. Kelly, who has been
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-21

Hope Lodge No ~ A. F. & A. NJ meet at their
new hall in Kennedy building first and third Fri
Gays OF each month ut O'Clock p. III. Visiting
Brothers in good and regular standing are cor
daily invited.
John Kennedy, W. NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

on Monday. Feb. 20. 1893. 7 or
one Of my deputies VIII offer for
sale ~ public auction sothe highest
bidder the following property. 10
satisfy tayc- held against il ~ iudi-
Gated
hoGSo n lot in town Of Falls
burg. taken ~ lie property Of
WalIeck JordIn fnF taxes isJl-92.
100 acres OF EDd belonging To
Mildred Burk's heirs, adjoining
Dave Thompson, taxes Of lSJl-92.
leo acres Of land. property Of
Marion Jordan. adjoining George
Garter, year A-92.
70 acres land, property Of Jos.
Reody, adjoining Mn. Harmon
iaXe- OF 1871.
l2.i acres adjoining \. y. Sic
CURE property Of X. &. Burn-, tax
O. Of lSgl-g3
= acres OF land adjoining Al.
Simpson as The property OF Wesley
: +. Patton, taxes Of i-Jl-.i3.
IUO acres 81 land adjoining Jesse
WOrkmen property OF Serbia Her
aid for the year lS4l-g2.
THOuse and lot IN town Of Fails
burg, property Of Jas. Cook=ey. !.
Jordan, Jerry BiiIe, assignee, adj
joining FRANK BOldman, taxes
( lS9l-g2.
Is acres Gf land on Levisa fork OF
Sandy Tiyera;tdjOining A. l.. shan
on, properly OF Jasper +. sinner
years lSgl-T5.
= acrcs Of land in forks OF sandy
riytr, property Of John b. Nius0n
year I>gl-y2.
Ni.acres " land adjoining 4. II
Miller, property Of Benz. Ruff. taxes
Of.ISgi-g2
/ house and lot in Louisa prep
rerty OF JOhIi H. t'Otf. adjoining tar
red Wilson, taxes Uf lNIl-g.,
John II. & George Pigg one house
and Dot adjoining " =, Burns, 0u
Main Gross street, for lN5l-92.
- acres 81 land, adjoining Jas
". ShafIEUti iHkeIfa- the property
IL George - Patton a--ignc. Tor
". fl Johns year 81 l>-'l-.'2.
] house 4 lot Ill WiIhriige a.
properly of Mcrormnck y Dt5i
year lS9I-gz
i0acrc- u Rand adjoining Frank
Mbferty u oxen RaDcy, taxes, Uf,
i,ai.
- acres IL land adioifiimg \. l..
Moore ON Lick creek. property 81
Muo.e. year 1871.
100 acresof land property Of Mas
ton Hon~iGn. adjoining W. NJ.
Bentley, fUr kS1i.
/ House * Dot in town VI Fails
burg, property of W. W. Rowe, f;sN-
e. Of 1881
l.al acres II land IN property q
Nicholas L. Mcclure adjoining
Jake Rico-, heirs for tfc year -.
a. j. " ri.S"S, :, l. q.
The balanc u the Taxpayers for
the years I.>9l-.l3 who are behind
with their tlNg- l.ad heitoF.cunse
forward and settle az once ~ in
tend torIcan uP fhc list entirely By
May 1t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
How to Keep Young

We find ihis circulating in the
newspapers The author Is IN
known to us. II contains much
truth.
Pas. grief. old angers. reyengcs,
even past pleasures, constantly
dwelt upon-ali dead, tleeaying, or
decayed thought-makesa sepuIoh-
rer Of The soul cemetery Of the
body, aud a weather beaten monu-
ment ofthe face.
This IS age.
The women who nevergrow old
are the student womcn-tbose who
daily drink in new chyie through
memorizing, thoroughly analyzing,
and perfectly assimiIattng subjects
apart from themselves.
Study Is development lis etern-
al youth.
The student woman who makes
wise use Of her acquisitions has no
time to corrugate her brow with
dread Thought Of the beauty-de.
sLroyer leaping fast behind her.
Not considered or invited, old
age keeps his distance. Brain cul-
ture. based on noble motive. means
sympathy, heart gentleness, chart
.ty. gnciousness. enlargement OF
sense feeling power. Such be
ing cannot become n fossil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

The rier-Journal viii confess
in strictest confidence TO the Newr
port Journal, Tie Bowling Green
Times and the Boon County Re
corder, that when il marks the
ominous re-appearahce Of the old
stereotyped legislative report Of
mo quorum in the Senate, il i
sorely tempted to forget the for
bearanee promised in considera-
ton Of the passage Of the World :
Fair bill, and to join them in tying
iin-cans and shooting rackeIs 70
the tail OF the sluggish i,ssst- i. Is
easy to be patient under tie real
difficulties Of lie situation when
the Legislature Is actually trying
to work. bn, when abseiiiecism be
gins again to show its ugly head as.
soon as the stimulus of a Senatorial
contest is Withdrawn there IS 4
very strong tem,atiQn % call on;
the troops o. turn on the hos
Courier Jcural.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Prof. Hicks Warning to the
Farmers.

MANY ofgur readers are manag-
ers OF large interests, Tx -Iy TO be
imperiled during FEBRUARY bv ice
gorges and floods, resulting from
such tempory danming Of narrow
streams andrivets. We advise that
all who have anything torizk from
such possible dangers. keep 2 pzI
dent eve on the situation and neg
lect no reasonable measure d fores-
fall consequences that might otter-
wise Re uIt.
ReTn.mber that March and April
are full OF Indicators Tor ssormi-
ness with much colo and trying
weather, calling f1r the best fore
thought and preparations for the
care OF live stock. Proper care and
vigilance during February viii do
more than many people are agar=
to tide their stock safely through
the trying storms of March and
April. Do nH count u= an irex
periencad, otiieiogs ignoramu=,
when we urge these things upon
your at.ention-we knc* Just what
we are writing about and are not
writing simply to gu space. Watch.
your successful ghi,Or and see If
he Ignores such timely foreihought
and methods as may Re gathered
from these brief hints.
Have YOU sivea the slbjee; %
your family and your sock dur.ng
the coming sumne- the attention
ii demands Put your wells aud
cisterns in Ihe best ef orisr 20 as
to secure a good supply Of psr..
clear water during the cold r..iI
Of March and AFr.I- Rem3r,
everything that could POSSIBLY con-
tamlnate tue wafer, or anstling
else about your hcmes, and thereby.
lessen tie chances Of The cholera
pfsu'lence - the FumalsE Clean
on; yaur ponds and build their en-
ian krilHsf4s -..g4-.ff, ti ff-sps mil
deep, plre mater sufficient % last
throush iht. ..,E. 10. summer.
it sou. So pli hstts srea; iiet.s ioF e.
Secure il Shi.eihe aeneiceni Crea-
~ ur,ags il ln abundance 10 yoar
door. DO poi forge, or ,...ispise oar.
instr, lions concerning places of
safety Tor Yourself ana iamily
ratins; the tornaa9es chat a-e sure
TO co,sse and make their reronls of
destruction ana sorrow From
Wor,tand Works,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Hands ON

The question Of Hawoiian an
nexation Is naturally receiving
consideration at present. and there
isno side Of on which something
can not be said.
The Hawaaiins would not BE- a
very desirable addition 10 our pop
ulatiob. The islands have about
5000 inhabitants, mainly Polyae-
slams. There are a few thousand
forei ners, many Or whom are
Americans. The natives are a
low order Of people, being degrad-
ed and diseased, having the worst
vices Of civilization grated on the
naturally depraved barbarian stock.
The best thing probably that can
be said of them is that they are
steadily dying 5pr.
But aside from this, tile distance
Of the islands and the difficulty Of
maintaining there q satisfactory
goyernment,ihe most serious objec-
ton to annexation Is our wise pol
icy against unnecessary territorial
addition. Territorial expIoiture L
a dazzling temptation 10 national
-r
power. but it is.the bone over which
the dogs Of war are constantly
growing and over Ghich most Of
the bad blood let in battle Is sped.
The true American policy has been
to mind our own business, concern
ing ourselves with. other powers
only to tie extent Of taking care
that they shall not NEEDLE with our
affairs and shall keep their dist-
ance.
1--we annex Hawaii il viii he in
order TO enforce hist policy. Eng
land is eager 10 notwithstanding
into her v0racI0us NAV It IS
charged that slle was back o. the
late queens attempted uzurpation,
and the question now i, not 80
much wheii
England taxing possession Of the
stands in The event Of or failure
odo so.
There will hardly be two opin-
ms in this country a. to the Wis
3m Or blpcking English encroach-
cent in that quarter The islands
ale tile keF 10 Pacific commerce
and shou.d England dominate
them She would oocupH a most
formidable commercial and naval
position, whose Importance would
be greatly increased By the con
strnctiou Of the Nicaragua canal
virtual control OF the Pacific termi-
nus o. which would bein the hands
of Great Britain.
Whatever we may ultimately de-
eide TO 30 in the matter, there
should be no lack OF clearness and
iirmness in tie enumeration Of our
attitude on this point. If We DO
not wish to take charge Of the
Sandwich Islands. no other nation
must be allowed to do 50. The
warning which We should give the
world. in no uncertain tones, Is
hands Of Courier Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
EDMOND,S BRANCH.

Fine weather for outdoor labor
We noticed some folks from Trad
passing down to Failsburg We'd
nc-day Of last week
SiIe Albright an estimable Gi,i-
zen Of This place, contemplate
moving to Little East Fork me
near future
Harvey Salter oneio: Trading
business es... men 9 n l EeIl
Marriage Iicen .ssued on the
Isl inst to 81 scar T. Haberlin
and Mis- { .e Meek, also 10 Mt.
John B.. Hmerlin, and Miss Aman-
Ia Cooksey The weddings OF
whom you viii Doubtless have AN
account from your newsy CORES
ponignt Fred Fright. of Fallsburg.
The estimable and well matched
couples have our hearty congratu-
!ations.
VIM. salyers Of Hargus Branch.
was on our streets one day last
week.
Robert Barrs;t our Tie Inspector.
was among our tie makers last
week
Theron Wilson was among oar
tax payers last week.
Attorney J. II. Rifle IS visiting
very sick Brother in Garter com
t. at this writing,
Wilsi4 Combs who was shot
while at a dance on Cat. a few
nights ago. is improving at this
writing.
Wil5urn E-tep OF Denton. Ky.
was on a trading exposition in our
vicinity last week.
Country GREESHoEN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

The most horrible death ever
melted out in this county was last
week administered to negro brute
at Paris, Texas, in expiationof one
OF the most awful crimes ever COM
mitted. After ravishing and muir
dering little three-and-a-haIf-
years old girl, he tore the body
limb from limb. He was captured,
tied to a scaffoId and tormented
with hot irons for fifty minutes, af-
ter which kerosene WAS poured on
his body and ire set 10 ii, burning
the brute to coal. the law dos
not provide = death which i in
any way horrible enough fpr such
a hein0us crime, and We think t:le
action Of the people was justiiii,ble-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

For the first time in many years,
a Senatorial district in the State.
and the next Senate VIII therefore
probably have a larger number Of
new men in II than any Senate fol
the last forty years. The usuaI
advantage derived from having
half the body composed Of expert
enced hold-over Senators will ht
lost, ard the Senate, ike the House
may be composed OF men who viii
need to spend most Of the sixty
dag session allowed them in get
ting the hang Of legislative pro.
cedure-Courier Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Commissioners Sale
C.R. Neal, PI'I- Notice
JIG. French, Def. sale.

- - ANfaAAAr A@NAA- s1saAA-
By virrucof :. Judgment and or
der u S.si. % ihs. Lawrence Circuit
Court, rendered at the January
term thereof. lSa3, in tine above
styled caus,. tlI, undersigned will,
on Monday, Feb nth. IS.ri, al the
,Aaurt housr door in Liui-;i. LAW
renee county. Ky tbsing county
court dayT, prE-st'l iu oNpn5.. ~
piIls!.c SHE u the highest bidder
tile following is->tribsi property.
situated IA iaWn,nce county, Ky
.or q sufficient amount thcn,f. IL
produce tlYe sum u $500. with in
Ts-riSt from lhS.. =. lN93. until paid :
and also the Gusts hcn.in.l tO-wit :
\ tract uf iansi On Rove .cr,ek in
Lawrence. county, Ky, lying On
the ohiGsS Rig sandy railroad, adj
Joining lands 40 Alvin stewart,
Seargv l.siAin, ihuS. l.akin and ".
kuslip
TERMS :--Sslc Ia Ia inadc an y
ersii,..p siN months. PURCHASER
win hc pluircd To givc &sSASfur
tie payment ~ thcpurchaSc mon
~, heiug secured hy IA lien upon
The property aud having the force
and effect At q rcplcvin hond,
.J.GAi,lsEn, &. l., Z.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

President Harrison surprised Il
country last week by announcin
the appointment of Judge Howe
Z. Jackson. Tennessee Democrat
to succeed Judge Lamar on the su-
preme bench, He appointed q
United States Circuit Judge BY Mr..
Cleveland.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

The following important notice
has been sent out, that articles
will be sold in the sales room OF the
women's building for the purpose
of given women of limited means
an opportunity Of making some
thing to defrav their expenses at
the Worlds Fair. These articles
must consist Of work done be the
women themselves.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Misplaced Confidence.

Goodbye, old go6sehone last
fall when asked you shout the
winter just before o., you predicted
a mild one, Nop sec how mpeh
you know about it. The mir WAS
balmy then and the sky blue, and
the woods vocal with the songs oi
birds, But these all got move on
Ihom when the time came, Nou
did good service Tor several years,
but you've done me dirt, and your
oath will nol now gofor IT, face
Value Cynic" III Portsmouth
Tlmoa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
\ Mrlt5oa Fer..rz.

r.crd IN need g. a fsilI .n.I>ei, and not
,hzH on- miiiirn ,eopI- have foapd
h 4 lf.-r-.I ii Dr. Kings N-E Discovery
Causus1-tiqr Ccrsn5, ard CoIds-- II
q have Hzge5 essd lflis Great C5esh N-sl-
*. oEe t-lzi @Ili tsl-zInre yo1 that - lz1s
1uiieEfzi curs;:.e F-ozde1s m ri drseas-s Il
hr1ei, CH-st zrd l-zas- Ezca b3;tls gulr-
Ted p d. - llzr 5 ci4in-ei y nn--y ~
refrieT- ITizi nttl-s FREE Il w II
Vei.s Dug stoge Lar < bottir 5cc and Lon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Commissioners Sale.
HackwoFth s Burns. Notice
IL = l..r-..r- ~aIn.

J. f. 1ETer- ~Ait
By virtueo ajIdEmrHr and or
der IL sale ~ In, Lawrence. firglii
Court. renderii 1, the JaHuarp term
Thereof. l>e.. So the nioV' styled
csluss. The undersigned viii. pii
Monday. F.l. 1ii-l- 1885. NJ 'h"
court h0u~. ti,a5r IN Louisa. Law
reIlc, County NY i-.iB2 county
court d.iv,k trTs4-l tn ext q
public sale 10 10. hiehs-i ii.,i'i'r.
the following q, eFiir property,
-isuat.-l la Law renee County. n.y.
fOr sufficient ainguni thereof 20
tO prsliic,. rlie sum - S-,3.-i, tgIth
interest from 'Ii.7,- I.i- al its
further SUM ui SI3i-.2's. Witii iits =
s-st from It,r. u. EN>i; ais s.ss.
further some ~ Sl-.l-',N, with isteT-
st from JuEr H., l>>-.; also, i,i.i2-
with interest from J0E- u, >lE.;
and also tbs. cost, henial iss-y-iE.;
\ tract u iand on IlE Biainc ~
Lawrence. c9InIy, Ky '.'-Ss.Tii-i
n f.llIUwS. beginning ir-.ugT the
mouth - Ligilis Blaine above tist
field at a black osk stamp; slserge-
a snntiierly c9gT7s tg I!1Ts..io5
branch, aaa acTo,- the same
10 tie rzs.i nss.r Chestnut
Knob. with ss.Is,. around ,la tTvld-
ing ridge Ia Pleasant BiiE Sesio-,l
hOrss; tisCnee with Wesley Car
tiers line To aims line. with same
Ia Rio RIassi.- fhCnsi.- an { Ia. s-rsssE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Hoop-skirts have been put into
the list with revolvers and bowie
knives in the Kentucky Legisla-
ture By the introduction Of a bill
TO ''prohibit the use or carrying q
concealed hoop skirts"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

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Rith tie Member, {cF .}us.e ts.t. li.rvt.l.
Ter Il excii year Nlssn no time s
mentioned. subscription piil tsEin itl'
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fei-- Magazine for thue years. h-rs. b
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ppsi lfaij. az To',ipt 81 -. ~ Pr Fo,t,'ae-
lGtE as.s ipr lirsiing 70 ceut- facf-
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Ncas apcr. err ie. % tlnV thlS ai-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

The question of ;.nnexing Haw
is receiving much attention
present in The Juited State y
copy sensible srticleon the 81
ject from the Courier-Juurn
Congress is going slow in the -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Crutcher y Fsrgu % EGep the
best frC IA meats ais SIS OF hand
Next door To Spence store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Gov. Boies of Iowa, has declined
10 accept the portfolio OF Agrieui-
ture rendered him by the President
elect.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

-Four negroes were iynehed in
Tazewell county, Va, last week for
numbering and robbing two white
men.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
Ming Kee chop tea at 9Itr5.
ste per pound. Try il.

Have you seen those initiated
silk kerchiefs at Border a stew.
arts.
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.Jo-erh y. Dory. Al WARSAW. ILL., vas
trouilleI wIrh rheumatism AMI tried .
uumi.rp Il different 10 10 hsm any
s55d but finally he 20; hold OF one th4t
seieelly ere him. He was much pieaseJ
with it, and ielt sure iHah Others SINH
larry stiliere'i would ike To know what
the remedy was that CURED him. He stat
81 f1E the benefit OF tee qublie that it i
called Chamt..rl4in's Pain Palm. fyr
rlle by Isoiiisa DroZ Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Mrs. Vim. c. Whitney, wife o!
the ex-secretary Of the Navy, died
few DAYS ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Goto Spencer for any kind Of
groceries you want and you Will
find them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Nr. c. F. Davis, e-litor ri tho Bloom
fell. Ioaa- Farmer says: Il can r.;
oniaenJ Chamberlain COugh Remedy
70 al .ud-re- with colds aud Group /
i..ve used i in my family Tor the past
.tVvo years anb haze iauts't il the bsst !
..yer need ioE tie purposes Tor whicii i
q Intended - cent iottls- Ior sale ~
IlalI.s DElg 80.
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Good tea NJ &c per pound at
Mates.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1893.

Hon. j. G. Carlisle retired from
the Senate last Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

The Tennessee House defeated
a bill appropriating $4,000 for a
Worlds Fair display.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-10

Ladies who want the highest
gradeof face powder should try
Freeman's. For sale at Conley'S.