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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26
SELLING BUTTER
Ii Um Pay D.i-yH<- 70 Ne Ferf<<-iy
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IL wa Pay Dai-Ena-l 70 H< Fert<<zty
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si1e- Il yOa are gong 10 get 4 g0o..
p-ine for batter uh-l yO1 have -os :
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ago Of batter Il : inst The sane y sag
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hare been s-n5iuE yoG riEhs a1o1z. ?
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years S90e faziiizS kzxe usaf ny
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26
FALLsBURG.

Mr. Editor Eefe coming again.
Without pzp<F. ink and pen
4 To fell you all the news ne know
In words that rhyme just 50
We almost fear that ne iII fail.
In this our effort weak and fraiI.
I To make zach iambie line.
With the following one To rhyme
Der hand has nov begun 10 shake
For : rhyme ne cannot make:
Vel prceede. in prose to tell the
rest
For ne often think It Is the beet
JeT BOIdman. of Rock Camp.
Ohio. eaIl-i on his brother Frank,
At this piAer TO-DAY
WI Vaughn .ad Miss Emma
Hutchinson PASSED through LOuisa
SaiurtIsy-
J. b Mcclure. Of the Ashland
Signal, was the welcome guest OF
W ] and e T. Vaughn las. week
J Carter has returned to school
IN COOk<ey anal A J. Penning-
ton entered school this week We
give them 4 hearty welcome
Mrs Frank CoOks-y and Miss /
Maggie Hutchinson saw thew en-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

relssIyes Al Gien=oo5. last =-.k.
Crit R.ss msde = business trip
20 CssIet.sbarg last zesk-
Miss Maud Razs Is attending
school Al Bolts Fork sh;s Sannsr.
Naanan JssksOn i teaching =
select school Il Sick Rock
Miss S1Ge ROsz, Ct Carer, Vas
on BOliOn Sunday
Wan Ress- q Nsviiy. Ky IA
visiting his errndfsthsr, JadEs
Ross. last seek
Eiss Fs.t uas Vel represented
II church Sunday; thy we're too
aUmerOcs 10 rseasEsD. bu: IN e1s;-
ing cur eysS thro1zh the Jolly.
erOEd re Noticed especially Mss
Nellie and Be-tka RifIs. Dos-- e
si@ aLd Bertha Bzrrs;i, AID Mr..
Z LOekzooI, Virgil Barrett Rich
IND and Akin QSrea- ara W. Los
Beleher- Ne are zlsl 70 So roe
ONE and your pEeSSnct all svs.i
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Rev g. : Justice, Of lkis plss4
'reseh<7l At E1leliif Santiiy-
Mr. Tailor Ross Ess x C=sl-sIs-s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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knife. OF sas. 4 : diE-aIt 10 eut thei
suckers fron th- limbs Tea o. 6fteea
feet frOa The grOaad 4 Ioug tine .eO
there Vas nade. IN New Jersey. a iz-
PleDent qEite like The oze shown IN
the illnStrzfiOn- II Vas. no doeb..
made b. = aountEy blacksmith. and i
called the ehisel PEuner. The upper
eOoezre edge Is three issh-s aerozs-
When this = ATTACKED % hessy Pol<.
eight o. ten feet IN length- there : 70
aiGraltF il cutting OF IfEib 8eariy
an inch IN dizneter located ten Or
twelve feet frOz the grO1zA Tie
book Ehieh forms The L0Eer pzrt Of the
-hisei \ used for PalIing the Ionseaei
branehes froG the tres Il = EelL
also. 20 have this eoscaue F0-tio1
yrOGnd 70 = eutting edge. thai i Ezy
BE I'D IN euttinE on snail braneheS
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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in<iezd % hOiiOs shzal- make Il Eat,
% BE b-oite1 . the pol TEe aecsl.
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shozld nOt Be eut o. b-uiseL and the
brzz=a ,saqa uOs n CIT - eI5=- tha.
The tz-k q til trzaE vii FesI fro-a
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eOuPlzi-ly severed with Gce eat and
not partly b0ssen- IezIing s5l1ate-s
and lzaerz,ni bars Tie Emb sh.o.ld
he est eiose ehoash that a large stab
vii nOt rensin 10 BE e1Eere.L- IN a d.
ezyea eoaditi6h- b. the iaz-0zfuz
bark Brzneb-s hrOEen b. stroo<
winds can be quickly removed b tbs
inPleDenE-Ane-iean AEri-ulszrist
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

SeeTsta-y CarlizIs =<ys ~ CHI
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70 fe1r any vraaIIs o. ou,i.seak n
lhe United Ssai-s - Caiaz n ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
THE PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Father Prefontaine Generously AID
yances Funds for It's Construction.

Father Prefontaine Generously Ad-
yances Funds for It's Construction.
The plans were adopted aid the means were
provided last evening for the new parochial
school to be erect, by the congregation OF the
Catholic church of Onr Lady of Good Help
At the meeting OF the building committee and
Others interested in the project, corner south
Fourth and Washington sireets. last night the
plans of Architect Warren p. skilings were
adopted Rev. Father PrefontaiDe, amid great
enthusiasm generously offerd 10 advance at
once the entire amount of money necessary to
start the school This will Involve the expen-
ditnre of over $4,000. The old schooi will be
tusir on the two lots at the corn OF Seneca and
sixth stree g. recently purchased for that pur-
pose
The building will cost $4,000. II viii have a
nigh one basement and two stories OF brick
The second story will have large hall and tie
6rxt fioor will be divided into four large class
rooms separated into two parts-one for boys
I'D one for giris The length OF tue building
viii be sox54 feet aud its ground will Dc l0 feet
square
me school win be for the benefit OF young
children boys and CIR 9. and viii De maintained
rs the parish OF Our Lady OF Good Help. Tue
sisters of the II IN Names viii take charge of
m, teaching, AMI IL is intended 10 make the
school a credit 10 the city IN every way.
Ground Will De broken Immediately and the
buildine viii be completed as quickly as pos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25

There were flied for record Saturday thirty
seven deeds. the considerations agRregating s64.-
73s. an average of sl.749.67. Following ID the
list as furnished by Osborne, Temper & Co,
abstraetors OF title, rooms g. TO- IL and NJ, Col
man block:
=. Il. Brown to N. Z. Cormier, pit lot s. block
So Gilmore park. s575.
r. Gardiner to D. E Sullivan, lot S, block /.
Paramount. 500
J. stepich.tc S. & NJ Ry Co. block Is. Dear
bcrn's fourth and other property. 81
P. Stepich 10 s. NJ Rys Co., block Is, Dear
born's fourth and other property, 81.
c. c. caikins to w. D Wood, lots IN East Seat
tle $500
c. r. Griesemer 10 J. Plank, lots to is, block
Is. to East Tacoma, $780,
C. F. Griesemer to J. !. Kline. lots q to IS,
block is. \ L to East Tacoma. $500
c. F. Griesemer to C. R. whitner ct al, lots / to
8, block I6. N L to East Tacoms, $500
p. l. Reese to 81. Pohl, lots and s. block 2.
p sPk, Des, s2s.
F. Leiabrandt to E. &. Woodwork, lots S and
6. block 15 w. C. L Co.'S first add Kent. 81, 500
c. +. Griesemer to A. II. Fegely ct al. lots II
and 1s block IL, n L TO East Tacoma sIe0.
]. B. seeley 70 II. Willard, lot 2. block 50
seeley's. Des. $s5
Des. NJ. C. I. Co. toJ Woodward, lots l, ., blk 49,
Grove to Des $50
A. s. Kerry to J. D. Duncan, pit lot S, blk S. Nc
Nauehts I'd, 900.
4. -. K. on u fl,ZtW
T. Potter 70 ]. Zwiefelhofer. IL &C in NV Is, rs,
5.t5
J. Zwiefelhofer to T. Potter. 1910 &C in NV
%, 25 S, goo
JR Mccormick TO T. NJ. Walton, lot %, blk 2.
Goodspeed's w S. 800
Lw. Ballard to W Lunn, lots 1, blk g. Ballard
PIX. $500
wash. C. Co. to d. c. Crawford, lots /, 2, blk
10. w. C. j. Co. LIST. Kent. $3.50.
]. A. Moore to c. B. Page, lots to Is, blk l.
Harrison Heights, $1000
T. Gowen ct al. to N. Nicholas, lot 81, blk q,
Southern. $50.
7. Gowen ct al to A. Garrick, 10, Sc, blk %.
Southern, sl6.
E. Demsnez to C. T. Conover, IA 72-loO &C in 20,
Is. 4, SIS 600.
TG Woo burn to s Logan. lots II, II. blk 2.
Queen to w :. $4o0.
l. b. Moore ct al to r. Stripe ct al lots IL
snd IL block g. Thumm & Maore's, $50.
J. H. Ma lie ct al. 10 W. G Morrison, lots 10
and H. block 80, J. H. giles ID. 81 $50
W. W. Beck 70 L. G. Kirkland. a of lots 5 and
6 SEE so. "a 5. 1880
L. C. Beck 10 /. G. Kirkland, lots to II, block
/, Northern, s2T50.
J. J. McGi yra to j. Furth. lots in McGilvra's
Sd. 81.
J. j. McGilvra TO NJ s. C. Ry Co., block IS.
McGl vrs's Sd. 81.
E. II. Alvord TO F. Stein, lots % and %, block
IL. LIST West Serttle 81 500.
W. C. l. Co. to J. Anderson, lot 20, block I47.
Gilman PIX, s425.
. F. Stein TO Z. n. Alvord lot q, block Il, Ist
West Seattle, $1,000
p Foster to A. NJ Steele, lots and f. block g.
Bell Denny's. SIS 600.
o. Nelson to J. J,nonaseu, a of lot 10, block
Sc. D. 7. Denny's, 5000.
w. C. L Co. to Charles Ross, lots Is, IA and Is
block 81, Gilman PIX. $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
Funeral of Charles \. stevens.

The remains of Mr. Charles z. Stevens will Re
buried at O'Clock this afternoon, from the un-.
derta ing rooms of Bonney Stewart Mr.
Stevens died at 10 o'c ock Saturday morning. at
Providence hospital. after thrce-months' siege
of paralysis. For many years the deceased has
been q resident OF Seattle, and was well and
favorably known among all old residenters For
ten years he held the position of foreman in the
Port Gamble saw miu and later, for six years
was manager of the Stetson Mill Company,
which latter position he held until stricken
down with the most prostrating of all maladies
three months ago. From the time he was taken
to the hospital until his death he was tonscions
but could not speak, and could with difficulty
take nourishment. Mr.. Stevens was AZ years OF
age, a nd unmarried
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
DEMOCRATIC RECEPTION.
Committee Appointed to Entertain Stat
Convention Delegates

In accordance with the instructions OF the
County Democratic Convention. Chairman Car
son nas appointed the committee on arrange
meats Tor the State cOnveHto4 and ratification
meeting u, r. Thursday, ADD the entertainment
and reception OF invited guests The gentlemen
nam are requested 70 NEE, g. the Democratic
League beadq uarters in the Korn block, at /
O'Clock this ATT moon TO organize The COM
rittee IL a. follow: General J. b. Mstcalf,..
Judge Thomas Burke, A. NJ. Marion. Z r.
Bi.ine, Percy W. Rochester, Guy Z. Pninney.
John T 0 tr.nder. DR.. w. A. shannon D. z
Durie. 1. c. Ross. W. L @ zzam. II. :. Dewoli,
I. O. Graves. william p. Boyd. Andrew Chi berg.
A W. Piper, Dr. L G. johnson. r. Z Motor,
Governor L X Church. James Wneelane, Dr. o.
G. Roo,, z. c. Mics. Charles stimson. 6 EIlicott
l. DIller.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
A Delighted Audience.

The performance given at Cort's Lake Wash
ington Casino yesterday afternoon aud evening,
by the Elliott family and the Imperial Japanese
troupe attracted, The largest audience of the
season. who expressed their warmest approval
OF the ent ertsinment Among others who wit
messed the show were Admiral Brown of the
Charleston, aud a mum Der of his officers. The
stage of the Casino is large one and gave the
Elliott family au opportunity of showing their
cievern ess on the bicycle. The laps performed
their marvellous feats amid salvos of applause,
and the acting OF the trick dog Jess was greeted
with delight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
CHURCH NEWS.
The Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Church This Week.


Church This Week.
The annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church for this dis riot will be held at
Whsteom this week. The Methodist ministers
who will attend from this city are: Rev. W. II.
Drake. presiding elder: Rev. D. D. Campbell.
pastor OF the First church; Rev. r. W. 10y, pas
tor of the Battery street church: Rev w. II.
Mahafie, pastor of the Madison street church:
Rev. Nelson. OF the Swedish church, all of
Seattle; Rev. Stockwell, OF Ballard; Rev. Davis
recently of Minnesota: Rev. s A. Bright, re-
Gently of Wyoming, bu. now Of Seattle, and
Rev. l. Z. Vernon. OF Bothel There viii be
about 100 ministers present ct the conference.
and il is expected that Bishop Newman will
preside.
Rev. Father Gribben delivered the discourse
In the Catholic church at 1920 O'Clock mass yes
terdsy morning.
Rev. &. o. Rosing, pastor OF the Norwegian
Danish Luthern church, corner OF Pine and
Fourth Streets pre- ached in Woodinville yester-
day.
The young people of the Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran church have q hour.shipg society OF
nearly 200 members. They meet in the church
every Tuesday evening.
The Ca holes are about 20 erect fine church
of Rail
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Ia what Millais chr.stened ms famous poFtFe AT
go, s'tshrated woman who has since be-
come Familiarity known 10 the pubic oy tnst
sxpresslye and appropriate name; in turn, she
has coupled her lame with tnai o! the most
what she says -,
e;entlenssa; Aitno' 1; IS very nnusnal Tor ne
o, ~. any Lotions OF washes. stlil, in answer 70
vonr REQUEST. / have tried NiSdon's oet
i,resn and Robertipe The former CONSIDER
esp-ctslly effcscsous IN eases o. rougnnsss OF
re skfn and have been using II every day Tor
,he las fortnight have found the kooerune
sa exce len1 preparation in cases oi tan, sun-
hIrn. ct. caused py exposure 70 AAEcn Winds
"a I,,ix snn Please SEMI ~ once
go, hortles each IS am leaving lor Europe
saturday week Yours isilnin y,
IILIIE LANGLEY.
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THE DAY OF WORSHIP
Many Visiting Ministers in Sc
attic Pulpits.
END OF THE METHODIST YEAR.
,..dieetion OF the Second Methodist Prot
estsnt Church In North Seattle
An Aged Woman Preacher.

vor the first time in several weeks the
.turches we're not filed yesterday to their fnu
ssrecisy. Their we're. however. very fair con-
v,rrx,ions at all of the churches and If the
,seschers saw one or two empty seats it did not
2 IN eject their discourses. There were q nun.
Il Of visiting ministers in the pulpits. among
shom we're: Rev. George w. Gray, d. D., OF
rsieseo. in the First Methodist church; Rev. J.
r eesd. OF Portland. at the Market Street Bap-
- church. Rev. Caroline J. Bartlett, OF Micni-
-. Il the Unitarian: Rev. Longsworth, of Ore
-. u the Methodist Protestant; Rev. Frank W .
1rker. OF Kentucky; Mrs. Lydia Sexton, at the
Ns.kodlst PROBES ast. and others.
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The Northern Pacific hailroad yesIbuIe Din
fng and e.eeping Car Line, daily service TO St
Pail, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicaso. No
Change OF cars and twenty five miles the snort
est route to Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing pssse myers N the Union depos
Chicago. seven hours and thIrty-six minutes
ahead Of other lines. A. ChilberR, city ueKet
akenI 10 {, eond street. Boston biocK; Z. Ton.
kiL. QetOI ticket agent, Seattle
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FAIRHAyEN,s FIRsr EIaHrEEN MONTHS

Population June census, 4,03I: now 5000; as
sessed valuation. s. 0C000O; Great Northern
Ocean docEs, costing s2J0. COZ; eleven miles of
streets graded planked and sidewa lKed, S535 600;
gas woEAs. so 900; electric light, arc and incan-
descent $4,000; sewerage, sx50000; public
set oois, 100000; Hotel Farhaven. $50 co.,
twenty-four TWO aud three-sfory brick business
hou, es $4,000; scores of TWO and Ihree-story
frame business houses; 20 dwellings,. $1,000 TO
10000 each; four banks, capital 1900 000; three
lumDer mills, $50, 0O0: Greet Northern car aud
machine shops $4,000; improvements in coal
and. iron mines. s2O0,vc0 electric street RAILWAYS
S25J0Oo Fairhayen has 10 deot
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No Evidence tn Hold Him

Frank Marine, young man. was arrested last
night on a complaint of William Thomson,
lodging house keeper on Sixth and jackson
streets, who averred that he had stolen q gold
watch from one of his guests The man was
taken 10 he police headquarters. where Captain
Barr discharged him because there was no eyi.
dence 10 hold him.
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Some Of These Are CHEAP

And in particular your notice
is directed to the "Nadjy, !"
cream or drab, at soc; the
"Amorita,' cream, black or
drab. at 75c; the Sunrise, :"
cream, colored stitchings, at
S5c; a Warner corset at S5c;
a Ball corset at $3.50; and then
those Ferris Good Sense
waists, infants, 7oc; children's,
Coo; misses, ooc; young ladies',
$I.Io; ladies', $3.50. We have
in stock also the
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MIDSUMMER

J. x. Basye has undoubtedly the largest and
most complete stock of iewelry and silverware
to select from In the city. This midsummer
clearance safe has met with remarkable sue
Cess; SO much so that he has decided 10 con-
time IL the remainder of TINS month O. his
mammoth teweiry establishment. s04 Front
street. near Columbia.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Annual Report of the County
Superintendent.
RECORD OF MARVELLOUS GROWTH
Increase OF Over Three Thousand IN
Number of School Children In
One Year-Statistics.

The annual report for the school year ending
June 30. 1880, just prepared by Hon. v. A. Pussy.
superintendent of public schools for King
county, is very comprehensive document. Civ
ing complete general and financial statistics of
the schools of the county, ana show ng them to
De IN very prosperous condition when the adj
verse circumstances are taken into considers
ucn. Unfortunately the law provides for no
segregation of city and county schools in max
ing the report SO that the ratio of growth OF the
country districts, which superintendent Pusey
says has been phenomenal, is not clearly set
forth. The following figures are compiled from
the report and form q record of which the
county may feel proud: