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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
Job Work at The Democrat Office.
THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION,
Splendid Transportation Facilities
and Low Rates Offered by the
Iron Mountain Route to Arkansans
Contemplating a Visit to Chicago
During the "World's Fair"


Iron Mountain Route to Arkansas
Contemplating Visit to Chicago
During the "World's Fair"
Everyone In Arkansas Is more or less
Interested in the Worlds Fair, not only
on account of the international promi.
nence that will be attained by the United
States and the city of Chicago, but on ac-
count of its own unique representation
which compares favorably with that OF
any other State, Every city, county and
township have contributed their samples
of agricultural, mineral and manufactur
ing products, and the management of the
Iron Mountain route, recognizing the pride
every Arkansan feels in his State, has
rate from all points in Arkansas good via
st. Louis to Chicago ana the Worlds
Fair. Tickets are now on sale with an
ample limit for return.
Tho advantages of this route are many
owing to the elegant through service, con.
sisting of Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
Reclining Chair Cars (seats froe) and
magnificent Day Coaches, which are In
daily operation, The trip via ST. Louis,
especially II made later In the summer,
Will well repay tho visitor MS stop-ovcf
will be allowed those DESTROYS Of attend.
ing the great st. Louis Fair and Exposi-
tion, also give an opportunity to view the
magnificent parade of the Yelled Prophet
which passes through miles of streets
brilliantly Illuminated by gas and electric
lights, encased in globes all the colors OF
the rainbow.
The fame Of st. Louis us "The Carnival
City of America" has spread far and wide,
and no spot In the World, not even the
gay Partisan capital, can compete with
II during the reign OF High Carnival.
For further information In regard torates,
routes, maps. time tables, etc, call ON or
address nearest Iron Mountain Route
Ticket Agent, or II. G, Townsend, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Louis,
Mo.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27

The old story, started In the first
month of the administration, about
there being disagreement between
President Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle as to the financial policy of
the administration has been reviewd
and given a new dress, it being stated
now that the President intends to
use the vacancy in the Supreme
Court to get rid Of Secretary Carlisle
Your correspondent can state on The
authority Of one who knows whereof
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27

We could throw in few new-fan-
gled French phrases to describe our
goods, but common people like us
couldn't understand them. Our goods
speak for themselves. If you can buy
the same goods cheaper elsewhere you
will be foolish to buy from the Stuarts.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27

Many Persons are broken
down from ovcrwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebullds the
ystcm, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
md cures malarip Ict the geu,I9e.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27

The Daily and Weekly DEMOCRAT are
entered at the postOffice at TeXarkana as
second class mail matter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
Hoods Pills

the preference every time now. think they
are just wonderful, l am glad to recommend
two such good preparations as Hoods Sarsa-
parila and Hoods Pills" Mrs, ISAIAH EN-
ERsoN, East Manchester, N ii,
HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring
the peristalto action OF the alinentary canal
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
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TO the DEMOCRAT.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
Am in Better Health

] Am m Better Health
than before Iwas sick. feel sure that this is
due to HoodSSarsaparilla In the package OF
SarsaparIlla when opened it found a sample
box OF Hoods Pills. was surprised and de-
lighted 10 find how well they agreed with me,
no gripping and no weakening afterward,
have tried many other kinds OF pills, but
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
After the Grip
Hoods Sarsaparilla Restored
Health and Strength

last winter had the Grip and was quite
sick. After began to get better, being weak
and run down, Iconcluded to try Hoods Savsa-
parllla, seeing II recommended so highly.
must say that was more than pleased wiz it,
! recovered my health completely in Snort
time and think
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-07-27
Real Estate!
-(o)-
SPECIAL BARGAINS
For the Next 80 Days.
w. G. COOK.
Attorney and Real Estate
AGENT.

OGice No. POI East Broad street, TeXar
kama, Ark.
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Chiraau Adrcrtisements.

Rates under this Heading are the
same as those charged for New York
City Advertising.
CHICAGO OFFICE,
lI4DEARBoRN ST.. j. NJ YOUNG. MANAGER
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YALE WANTS THE MONEY.
A Temporary Iniun ctson Against the Grant
Made to Storrs College.

A Temporary Injunction Against the Grant
Made to Storrs College.
HARTFORD. Aug. 10.-A bill OF complaint was
filed to-day In the United States Circuit Court
by the Board Of Fellows OF Yale University
against State Treasurer Marvin II. Sanger.
The complaint alleges that the diversion of
Connecticut's share OF the Government fund
for agricultural purposes from Yale Univer-
sity to, storrs Agricultural College. by. the
General Assembly was in violation OF acts OF
Congress and an agreement entered into by
Gov buckingham in 1862 between the State
of Connecticut and Yale.
A permanent Injunction Is asked for prohib-
iting the State Treasurer from paying the
amount due this year. $4,000 and all sums
College. There was n hearing before United
States Judge Nathaniel ShipnIan this afternoon
on motion to restrain the state Treasurer
from paying over any money pending the
hearing for a permanent Injunction. The mo-
served on Treasurer Sanger The hearing on
the bill OF complaint is assigned for sept 10.
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II. PRICE COLLIER RRM1RRIES.
His Bride Was Mrs. Catherine Robbins
Formerly Member of His Church.

1tIn brluo was MRS. NutnerIno hOODluD
Formerly - Member OF His Church.
The news received In Brooklyn yesterday
that tho Rev. Fl. Price Collier. the former pas
tor Of the Church OF the Saviour. In Brooklyn.
had been married in Chicago on Tuesday. to
Mrs. Catherine D. Robbins. by the Rev. Howard
Bliss. the assistant pastor OF Plymouth Church.
was not a complete surprise to all the mem
bers OF the fashionable Unitarian church on
the Heights. A year ago. when the Rev. Mr..
Collier resigned the pRstorase OF tho churcn.
after a separation took place between him and
his wife. and tho latter had gone with her in
fant to her parents home. near Boston. the
marked friendship which existed between him
and Mrs. Robbins n m lem ber OF his flock. who
was the wealthy widow OF Charles Robbins. a
member Of the drug firm Of McKesson & Rob
bins. had become the subject OF considerable
gossip
After leaving the church the Rev. Mr.. Collier
went to Sioux Falls. :. D.. nnd IN due timo OBJ
tanned divorce from his wife on the ground
OF desertion. Mrs. ltObbins sold out her fine
house in Monroe place soon after the hey. Mr..
Collier had settled in South Dakota. and dis
appec red from brooklyn. Some of the church
people then predicted that her marriage o her
forrrer pastor was inevitable. and hence the
announcement from Chicago was not SO much
Of surprise after all. 1t is expected that Mr.
Collier will now resign from the ministry.
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Every one Is talking about the race for tho
Goelet cup to- morrow and considerable spec
ulation Is being INDUCED in rs to tho probable
winner. All the cup defenders arc here and
has not entered the Jubilee. hut she will proba-
bly, start. In the sloop class the ViCilant.
Colonia. Pilgrim, and Queen Nab are entered.
Alcma. Emerald. Arid. Loyal. and Nearea are
entered IN the schooner class.
Tho Pilgrim Is mere. aud was out this after
nooa. She will undoubtedly start tomorrow.
Capt. Briggs OF Providence will act as her
Commodore James D. Smith. Chairman OF the
Americas Cup Committee. visited the Pilgrim
this morning. and was much pleased with her.
He said that all talk about barring her out OF
tho trial or cup races was bosh. and that II she
was the. fastest boat she would undoubtedly be
selected.
Last night Commodore Morgan gave q re-
ception to the yacht owners and their guests
at hts beautiful homo. Beacon Rock. Brenton's
Cove.
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TTPHUs SUSPECT FROM CONEY ISLAND.
Watson Wa. q Yard Man mt Mnnbattn,
Beach when He Fell III.

Watson Was n Yard Man mt Manhattan
Beach when He Fell III.
Robert Watson. who camo from Coney ISL
and. and who had beon In Bellevue Hospital
over night. was removed yesterday to North
Brother Island as n typhus suspect DR.. Doty.
chief Of the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases.
sent health inspector down to Coney Island
to get the history OF the case. He learned that
Watson had worked at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel last summer. Afterward he got Job on
a railroad in Pennsylvania. On July 10 last
he was again engaged at Manhattan Beach as
a yard man. His duties were to carry pro-
visions Of all kinds that came to the hotel rom
the cars or wagons into the storeroom. About
ak days ago he began to COMPLAIN. He con-
tinued to grow worse until Tuesday, when DIR.
Sellew. house physician at the Oriental Hotel.
was called to treat him. He could not tell ex-
actly what allied the man. and advised him to
60 to Bellevue.
DR.. Doty went to the Manhattan Beach Ho-
tel last night. He found thnt Watson had been
sleeping in n room in the cellar OF the hotel
with three other men. One OF these three was
discharged Yesterday for drunkenness and
could not he found The other two were iso-
lated in a email house some distance from the
hotel to await Developments. The room in
which Watson slept will be washed out to- day
with hichloride OF mercury in solution and
then whitewashed.
Dr. Selew thinks that tho high fever and
eruptions in Watson's case were caused by
drunkenness and by the sudden changes OF
temperature to which he was SUBJ ected in do
ing his work. a great part Of his work was In
carrying Ice.
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at IL $3.50. The vieIlant followed her OK.
| annie at II :37:1O. Whateyer one did the other

smrio at YI:s7:io. Whatever one one did the other
followed.
At this hour tho Jubilee was half mile
Shifted little mo more % e. the westward W As p Il
dropped, the ViRilant commenced TO pick up.
but her success was only TEMPORARY. as the
s'ss q. Sc Wind drf fwG wben
the wind liKhtened again. the Nieilant came
At 30 o'clock the Jubilee set her spin,
Judith. Just as ahe did so the Nigilant. which
had been sailing the better course, drew up to
within 200 feet Of her IND and for a moment It
pass her TO windward: but she got so far and
apparently could get no further.
The Nigilant then tried her apinnaker and
for nearly three miles these two boats raced
along together without either one gaining any
perceptibe advantage They dashed by Point
Judith, thirty. one knots from the start. In the
l:4l:5S Just off Narragansett Pier the
Nizilant finally succeeded In hlanketlng the
jubilee. and passed her to windward. After
get no further, as the Jubilee would not be
shaken OF.
when they anShed a. and Il seemed as though
3:ii "A Jubilee. I'll 2 ;52.
The schooners had another hard day Of it.
calmed. The Constellation won. as usual.
among the big follows and MI. Brooks's fast
Lasca won easily in the G0-foot class from
erald. and others. The Ariel won in the fourth
class and the Loyal and the Nearea made n
very pretty fight among the little follows. The
Among the smaller sloops the Katrina won
in the 70..foot class. q I'd the Queen Nab In the
G0.foot claas. The Eclipse beat the Clara. and
amita @ won won from from tho little Fellows summares mn
CcuDOSyRS-FIRST f1AsS
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Write for free particulars enclose stamps for
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A Th,evlng Night Clerk Caught.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 10.-Willam Mott. night
clerk at the Oriental Hotel. broke into the safe
In that house early yesterday morning and Sc
cured S., 900 in money and valuables. He at
tempted to escape with his booty, but was
captured by Onicer Woodruff as he was board
covered from him. and he was held in $1,000
bail to appear at court.
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N1vAHoE BRINGS UP THE REAR.
Fifteen Minutes Behisd the Br,tannia Over
Forty-mile Course.

Forty-mile Course.
LONDON. Aug. 10-The race for tho Ryds
| Town Cup. under the auspices Of tho Royal
| Victoria Yacht Club. OF which the Marquis oil
! Exeter Is Comm odore. took place to-day. Ths
course was forty miles. extending from Ryde.
to aud unde- :he Warner Lightship of the
eastern end Of the Isle o! Wight. then west
ward to a mark boat Off Cowes. and back 10
Ryde. The course Was sailed over twice.
The starting gun was fired at 10 O'Clock. and
the yachts got away In tho following order:
satanita. 100000: Navahoe. 1000 :O3: Brit
ANNA. 1O:0O:27; Calluna. 1O:Ol:O3. Imme.
diately after the start all the yachts set their
spinnakers to port. While the weather was
the west Before the Warner Lightshp was
reached the Britannia which was the third to
Sstan,ta and Navahoe. In the mean time.
however. the Navahoe had passed the Satan :
the American yacht was a good second.
On to % the marx boat OIL GGwSs
showed good sailing qualities. both free and
against the wind. Alter she once got In the
lead i for the other yachts
as the yachts were running free from the mark
eame ea TsTy 1ky The boats nshed tn. rs
5Ss;s:;a iSs; !;2a;2s5o; satani'a' l2:2s:55 taliuna.
Tho Sstapita and Calluna appeared to derive
cooslde.able ADVANTAGE from the iiuky breezes.
ahead Of the American yacht. and throughout
ns ;s:hs ssss?ss s5' csana %hS a5S5
The Eavahoe appeared lifeless and sluggish
throughout the race; The result astonished
II the the
the conditions seemed to lust suit her. She
would have been left much further astern but
constantly lufftng.
-IiOm me Boston Herald 'r'
CowEs. Eng, Aug. 0.-There Ia now no doubt
tha the has sshpPed o seven tens I'D Hd
round her to-day think she has had it placed
aft. as the mark forward is out OF water
Lord Dunraven is now determined not to
Ing Ing dismantlsd for the voyage across. she
England. don't think YOU have boat from
beat the yalkyrie. We pray for some wind.
Capt. Frank I.ee Sends La Favorita Across
the Line Ahead.
The first annual regatta OF the East Moriches
Yacht Club was sailed last Tuesday over a
triangular course off the Beach View Hotel.
tho distance being about 121i miles. Among
the entries were: The Lulu. handled by
Charles Clark; Oreta, by Walter Butler: Chris
;ta ;itta' by Frank b Leo. There was n very pretty
start with the Lulu In the lead. closely followed
by the Oreto. Christine. and La Favorita. which
were having a luifing match around the first
and withdrew from the race, Tho La Favoria
gradually drew ahead. and won with over q
Christine had a close brush for second place
the. former winning by twenty-five seconds
Quite a number Of yachts followed the boats
usual Sriliiancx The crew OF tho winning
boat were: Frank d. Lee Captain; John Ken;
nedy, s. E. Search. Frederick jenkins. and
Edward S. Innet Jr. The summary OF tho
-"N' Einpssd Carreosd
NM
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9anr,ng Arademies.

open ALL srMMER-waltz and all taahionabls
~ dances tanght rapidly; circulars. KSICkEHr
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West lAthst
The sun., 1893-08-11
1pn,rstfe gfrrauts aBanted.

CoMPETEST cooK.-Nu,t do coarse washing; prt
- ys!e boarding houses reference required f25
West i5tn st
u Ing Cal. with references. at i5o West 10th st
SssdSs sos. s.st ca. s1H S at Ws G aa private
fvsiid. Miss LOWERING. i4O West iS5d at. 90 dat
GERMAN GIRL for general housework: good washer
sdirsd ed" TOW 10 @s.s G5iS s s'O0 wages reference re-
.IRL for general houseworki must be honest indus-
u tious. stesd,: si4 per month Apply 81 W. 5sth st.
Fodd fS sn' &c sm. ssJ y.G Wss s 'm Il
u ~ Mrs. wERSER, $50 West aoth at.
CtIRL to do general houseWorki small family; city
IA ousEwoRK.-wsn good. willing girl for house
Mrs. BROWN. 40 wests7th, ST.
DROTESrANT GIRL to do general houscwork in
i Grammar school No. %. lO4th st, aud Amster
dam
cTRoSG. SMART GIRL for eehcra houscwork; must
encgs 20 East i25th al.
SMagr i.sle German girl < mP1 Pay and b. Tsctnl
- cook. wash IRON &c, Apply b3 East i2sth st,
is .% q NSey and Il 9yp with light
WANTEp-Girl for general housew TX and assist
Mrs GOOD. 80 East il2ih ST. LIST nat
w ASTED-Girl fer general homework, plain COOK,
East 12Uth st.
ANTED-Generai houseworker; good cook and
w laundress city references: fare returned. 3o3
West 10th ri.
WANTED--A good cook, washer and ironor; private
w house, small family: references <3 Wcst goth 1t.
" ANTED-Girl tor light Homework and help with
w baby! good home. JORDAN, 200 West Hsih st
WANTED-Young girl to assist with general house
w work; wages, sS, 1O3 West Gath ST.
"ANTED--Gcrna nm girl for genesal housework. Call
w 4lS West +:id st. 5 to TO-
WANTFD Strong RI about 49, to assist with house
w work. 1 East l3lsl II.
VoUNG GtRi. for homework
L CRAWFORD 2bb West 10th at. basement.
VOrNG GIRL. under II. for tight housework and to
attend u child. 253 Ntst 42d ST.
VOrNG GIRL for general houscwork in small fam
lily. 20 East llIth st, lst fiat
VOCNG Girl. 10 assist with housework: Sl2 month.
4 O'Clock. 415 West 5Ith ST.
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EAMlLlLs OF ADULTS can obtain superior flats
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CPECiAL SUMMER INDuCEMENTs-2bz-250 West
ll5th at. rooms bath. wsshstands mirrors; rents
s2o-s2h. Jauitor.
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stairs cArnsicd; rent. sl7 to sis; small respectable
families only Janitor.
FURNISHED tlats to Ict.
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room; running water: ~ weekly N.'
FORSTER
a1mrlling Nuuses % Eet.
DEsIRAnLE HOUSES. unfurnished and furni,hedta
FOLSOM BROTHERS., s2e Broadway. cor. l2ta,.
alnfurnished Houses TO Iet.
BB Bfr&E;EN 'iiff5p AND 174rH srs,
TREH fF TSN STORY D%hSt; GM y Re Rooms M al npnts
city and county home combined:
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CoMPETENT CooK.-Nust do coarse washing; prt-
~ yate boarding house; reference required t25
West Attn st
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29
A Cold Winter.

Here are The causes which will
operate to give Us a cold and
drenry limeo Of it shis winter accord
Nng 10 weather prophets;
First, The husks on corn are
mach thiukerihan usual, and OF a
deep orange tint instead Of a light
lemon hue.
second, The hogs melt runs
Jagged instead Of smooth.
Third, The goose bone taken
from o May-risen fowl shows lar
ger and whittier spots than cusio.
mary, which resembles the canals
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29

Married, at the home Of the bride,
Monday December, IS, 1898, at 6
O'Clock, Miss Lizzie Wilson to
Thomas Archer, Rev. S. F. Reyn.
olds officiating.
Quite a number of friends of the
attracting parties were present to
ese The scored unicn.
hearty coed will seemed to
prevail ard judging from the pleas
ant looking faces, all parties were
well pleased.
Whereas, both bride and groom
are members of our district, and
beloved advocates ofeducation and
whereas, both are firm friends
to educational, and religious insti
tutions, we the committee appoint
ed BY The teacher Of our school
submit the following resolutions
LIST. That We unanimously ex
tend 10 both bride and groom oul
hearty congratulations.
End, That VIC congratulate TIL
parents Of the bride on another
number to their long list of son
in-laws.
Sd. That We congratulate tn
father Of the groom (the mothe
being dead Jon an amiable and piou
daughter.in-law.
dth. ] bat copy of these resolu
lions be forwarded to the Big SAh
DY News for publication.
J. w. AKERs,
MARY SHANNON,
ELLEN miller,
Committee. :
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29

Of Mare.
Fourth, The crop of n..:+eS--ol all
Ainds isimTsnse and the squirrels
and the chipmunks are laying in
prodigous stores early in The sea-.
son.
Fifth, The partridges and wood
cock are alighling in barns and
oul-houses instead of trees. And
ducks are flying in U-shaped in
stead Of V-shaPed ilocks toward:
the South.
Sixth, The green frogs are chang
ing their skins and are even nov
seeking protected weils and spring
for their winter quarters.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29
Sheriffs Sale for Taxes.

On Tuesday, January 3, 1894, ],
or one Of my deputies will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, from the
from the front door OF the court
house in Louisa, Lawrence county,
KY, between 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, sufficient of the fol-
lowing property TO pay the taxes
against 1t and the costs incident to
making the sale.
% TO each snm named below
add 1915. to cover Sheritf's costs.
DISTRICT NO. 8, LOUISA.
Mrs. Ella T. Anderson 275 acres
Of land adjoining II. S. Southers,
IA 90.
Ella Compton, 100 acres OF land
adjoining N. Thomson, 3 0S.
V. b. Dawson, 81 acres of land adj
joining b Dawson, 3 66.
Mathew brakes heirs, In Louisa,
| house and lot, 1867.
Joshua Endicott, 3 acres of land
adjoining Lys Wilson, % 60.
Roland Endicott, house and lot
in Thomas a Sees addition, 23I.
John B Goh, house and lot adj
joining CARED Wilson, 4 IA.
ROlan c. Burns, 1870 acres land
adjoining James McGuire for the
year 1893.
Warrlck Price, ITO acres land adj
joining j. q. Sammons for the year
1893. Subject to Il credit of 30 ~,
Mrs. Tennessee llutchison, 70
acres Of land adjoining W NJ Davis,
10 80.
Maria lIcadley, Exr &c 1850 acres
Of land adjoining two tracts, 80 43.
Henderson Hale, | house aud
lot IN Louisa, 3 81.
Sarllda Herald, 100 acres Of land
adjoining Frank Maynard, 4 IA.
Sallie Johns, | house and lot IN
Lonisa, 10 IS
Mrs Sam berry Justice, !. house a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29
Louisa Normal.

l will open a normal school at
Louisa, Lawrence County, KY,
commencing Monday, February
26, 1894, and continuing three
months, All branches will be
taught in which teachers must be
examined for county certificates,
state certificates and ttate dlplo-
mas. Good board in private fami-
lies at reduced rates. Write for a
prospectus.
U. S. G, ANDERSON, Principal,
Louisa, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-29
State Of Kentucky NOv-torm' 'ss'
Lawrence Co. Court. Nov. 90. 1893.

State of Kentucky Noy.torm, 49,
Lawrence Co. Court. Nov. 20, 1898.
An application by written petit
ton signed by a number Of legal
voters Of the City Of Louisa,
amounting TO more than 20 per
cent. of the vote cast in said city at
the last city election, having been
presented TO the Judge Of this court
on Nov. Is, 1893, II Is ordered that
an election be held in rad city on
the 22nd day OF January, 1894, and
the Sheriff OF Lawrence county is
ordered to open poll at each of
the voting places In said city on
said day, for the purpose OF taking
the sense Of the legal voters In said
city, who are qualified 10 vote at
elections for county officers, upon
the proposition whether or not
spIrltuous, vinous or malt liquors
shall be sold, bartered or loaned,
and whether or not all prohibition
law In force In said city shall be-
come imperative.
The sheriff Is ordered TO publish
this order In some weekly paper
published In tho city OF Louisa at
least two weeks before said cleo
ton, and also 10 advertise the same
BY written or printed hand bills