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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17

maBen Marffeire in Ser @ntmidclung bes
MenidbengeiblebtS; tie iteaen Gulturz
epDcben Bar, beren etngeDenDe &enttntB ben
1trebenbeu Wfen19en mie0er porpdrtS Iettet
auf bent @ege Set @%rfenntntB. 9emgemaB
mirb fiir 6ie nGbitc Belt Gbicago ais Der
Mittelpunft bet ciptliiirten @elt an5uie6en
ieil1, u1b nit itetig pa3ienber Nufmerf1
1amfcit folgt man iiberaQ auf bem @rben>
run6 Sen G~retgniiien, ipcl9e it3 alf une
Ierem %reutralen 8oben abipielen. Wtebr
ais ie belbGftigt man it6 auBerbalb nit
Dem 9teuer, benz 2ernenSnert6en, bas unz
Iere Nusitelung bietet, un0 Die ptelen Wil>
%Iionen, ipelbe ie nibt nit eigenen
Qlugen i6auen f0nnen, unterrt9ten
it6 auf Die be~ftmOglicbe Dirt iber
bas, mas ite i'm 8elon6cren anz
eebt unb intereliirt. Stir ie pirb cine
fortlaufenbe 9arfteaun9 aaer Bic 8eltausz
iteuung betreffenben Gretgniiie bon Nuben
unb @ert6 iein. 0as @obenblatt Der
Satnois Staatsz 3eitung tpir6 tn perltGnbz
li6er, iacblicber 8etie SuiammenbGnsenoe
8eri6te l~ieferlt, neI6e iblieBlib in ibrer
@eiammtbeit cine einbeitli6e S9iloernng
bes @anaen baritelen. Der beutiben Nb2
tbeilun9 unb NQem, tpaS bantit 3%ulammenz
5d11et, nir6 Die sebibrenbe 2tufmerflamfett
getptbmet perben. S6on iebt tDirb bas
non ben 9lu5lteQern beS 9eutlben Geibcs
geleiitete nei6los aLS muitergiiltig anerfannt
unb es muB ieben 9eutl3en init Stol5 err
fiuen, ipeltn er bort, tpelben 9uten &lang
beutlder @eiit uno beuti6er SletB bem
6eutidben gtamen I'M Q(uSldn6 eriporben,
tpelc6e ebren6e Stelung ibm errungen bat.
SIS mirb bober fir Die nGcbiten Monate fir
8ertpan6te unb Sreunbe in Ser alten @elt
faum Elm tpiufommeneres @ei6enf geben,
as Elm Nbon1eme1t auf 6ie @obenaus>
9abe Set Suinots StaatSe 3ettung, Gs
tptr6 eleicb3eiti9 manbem bic Mlibe abz
nebmen, Seitraubenoe un0 oocb ME err
i60pfenbe 8ericbte ielblt 3u i6reibet, pel6e
bocb Bic bur9 Die 3ettung gegebenen Oar
iteuun9en in i6rer Stei66altigfeit nibt
erleben f0nnen. Ser iabrlicbe Qbonnez
mentsprets betrG9t einldlieBli9 8orto
$500. 9ofir wtrb ieben Wontag bas
8latt fret nacb alien Sbeilen Ser @elt
nerichidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
GineK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etneedihert

k-
Sonntas Mben6 UNI II ltbr serit0rte Elm
6euer bic &orbtparenfabrtt BON 6. Benedict
& Cons, SEQ. 234-238 sc. Green StraBe.
9as @ebdube mar 3 Stodiperfe boot, aus
6ol3 gebaut unb biente ais Sabrtf un6
@aarenlager. 0as Teuer sriff nit ralenz
Der S6ueuigfett I'M iieh, b~eginiti9t bur6
bas lei6t e1~t5itnbbare Sabrtfationsz Watez
rial nnb bic IN BEN oberen Stodtperfen La
gernben f~ertisen Gorrdtbe. 8eim Sim
treffen 6er Seuertuebr iab bieielbe iofort
etr1, oaB an cine Eettung bes @ebduocs
ni6t gu benfen lei unb ricbtete baber bic
gonSe Q(ufmerfiamfeit auf 8er6ltung Ser
DISTINGUISHING bes Seuers na3 ben
umltegenben @ebGuben.
Sn fur3er 3eit tpar baiielbe tn6eIien unz
ter Gontroae 9ebracht. Ser S6aben am
@ebdube betragt $1400 unb Ser 8erllit an
Woaren, Gtnrt6tung un6 Gobmaterlal
pirb auf $12-14,0 900 ongegeben.
gtab NuSiage zines in Der g1G6e 6eS abz
sebrannten Sabrtfz@ tabltiiements tpobnen=
BEN WtanteS liegt 8ranDittftang Dor, Ser
letbe piu einen Wtann geie6en baben, Ser
Elm Seniter Der Sfftce Der Sabrtt einDriidte,
it6 ldngere 3eit Dor Dem @ebGn6e aufbiel1
unb iib furs bot Dem Nusbrucb bes 5Seuers
i6leunisit entfernte. @ontpap, ser biele
@usfage macbte, mar tebOh ni9t i'm
Stanoe, cine ge1aue 8ei9reibuug Bee
Wannes au geben, Die CUR Gerbaftung bes,
ielben fiibren f0nnre unb Benedict Sons
fonnen nur Dermut6en, baB bas Seuer altt
einen &acbeact ieitcns zines entlaiienen Or
beiters 3uriG3ufibrcn lit. Sic 8ei9abigter
Iirb beritbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
Gin Stein SeS 2lnfo6eS fir Stt
MatGer+

L. ~ W '"
9as @eltduS 1ten un9s6treftprtum braucbt
it6 I'm muderiibe 3umutbungen Der Sea:
tionalcommiilion nm 10 ~tpentger 81 flint
merlt, ais tbm burcb BEN StaatSricbte1
Stein auf untpi6erlegte uno lntDtoerleglicb
@riinbe bin bic S6lieBun9 Der 8eltaus:
iteQung am Sonntag perboten 1T.
9teieS 1taatsgertdtlt6e Verbot oe1
SbLieBun9 lit Elm gan3 b%ireftes, tpd6renf
Sugleicb 6as 8unoesappeQationSgertbt,
nit benz oberiten 8unbeSridter an Del
Spibe, bas ihofle &erlangen oeS Sber:
b~unbeSantpaItes mach elmer geribtlic6er
ionntGgigen S6lieBung Der N%uSlteuung
einitimmig abgelebnt un6 5ulebt iogar be1
8un6esfretsrtcbter Senfits cine anoertpets
tige Nblebnung perfiigt bat.
0ielelben WtuGer, inner unD auBer6alb
ser INSTRUMENTATION, pel6e DorDcr itets
bic entieslicbe Sinbbafttgfeit bes ionntd>
gigen SffenbaltenS Der 2lusiteaun9 betont
batten, gebraucben iebt ben g~ertngen ionnz
tdgigen 8eiu9 ser Nusiteuung ais GDr>
panb fir ibr @eibret na6 Sonntags@
i9tieBung. 0teien Bortpanb tpetft bic
d3ettung bes 8iirgermeiiterS treftenb 10
3uritd:
vOie 3abG BON 40, 900 bis 6 1000 Sonnz
tagsbeiucbern lit benin bo6 cine gang ane
ie9nLibe. Marum aber lit tie ntcbt grOBer?
Der ~getpaltige 8e1ucb Der Bariier Nusltel>
lung Dor bier Sa1ren riDrte beion0ers al&cb
baber, 6aB Der 3utritt an getptiien Sagen
no6 meniger ais ei11en Sranc unb an feitem
Sage iiber etnen Sranc %foitete. Nm meilten
9eute fanben ftb an ben Sagen eth, an
ipeleben bas @tntrittSgel0 ant gertngiten
ipar. Marum babeu bic G9icagoer Welts
Observation-Disclosures, pelbe 5tDetu11oetn@
baLbmaL mebr @intrittsgelb for6ern, ais in
8aris ber 6D9ite @intrittSpreiS betrlg, ben
@intrittspreiS am Sonntag ntcbt tpenigitens
auf % @ents 6eruntergelebt? @tneS Ser
Iucbes p6re cine lolcbe 6erunterieBun9 oocb
tpertb."
Inn 10 mebr - ieben tpir bin5u niroe
ite am gIabe iein, 6a am Sonntag 10 ntele
interchangeable bod ni9t beiiebtt9t tper7
ben t0nnen.
lteber bieIen 8unft ipri9t fi6 Der 9iz
reftor S. S. S6eu lebr rt9tig 10 aus
vOas Sffenbalten am Sonntag bat
fib bis ieBt feinespe9S 10 erfolgz
retc6 eripieien, pte i6 boffte. Gber t6
CLAUDE, man 1DQte es NIT benz l%onntdgtgcn
SffenDalten oeriucben BET einem @tntrittsz
prets bon 25 Gents. 3ipet 9rtttel Der
NusiteQun9S1a9en ltn6 am Sonntag ttcbt
Gil leben. unb yeiemanb ldBt .es it3 germ
9efollen, fir baiielbe @elb t~peniger 3u be-
tommen, alS Nnbere bafiir erbalten."
9amtt ftimmt audi Die Chicago Tribune
therein, in6em ite in etnem ibrer n~eueiten
Heitartifel iagt: u9te 6rase, OBJ bas Ofen7
balten BET Nusiteuung am Counting popu>
ldr lei, lit bis iebt nic5t in 9erecbter Wetle
geiteut por6en. Cine 9erebte Trageltel1
lung miro erit 6ann itatt9efunOen baben,
tpenn Der 8eriu6 nit einem ionntGgigen
@tntrtttspreiie bon 25 Gents ftattgefunoen
bat."
9o3 abgeleben bonn Gintrittspreiie 1T
bas itaatsri3terli6e Gerbot Der ionntd9te
gen S3lieBung in uoler &raft. unb burc6
uebertretun9 6ieies 8erbotS piir6en it9
Die neutrality-suspicious. elmer i9nDben
nnb Itrafbaren MiBa6tung oes @eri9ts
ibulbig ma6en. 9ennocb ibeinen einige
BON ibnen in bieier Sonnta8sfrage tnte7
lcbpacb 81 tperbe en-. =,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
Staot Chicago.
uniere Sreunoe in Oeut1hlano.

un1ere 5reunoe III Uent1dldno.
Die Shore Ser misunderstanding fteben
jeBt BEN 8epobnern bes @r6baQs often.
2tus alien Gbeilen Ser @elt itromen Sic
8ciu6er na6 Der 8unberltabt am Mi9iz
gan7See, I'M bier 2tQes OaS bereint gu
lebet, mas Meni4engeiit uno Wfeni9enz
fletB felt SabrbunOerten unb Sobrtauienz
ben geplant unb Dolenbet bat. $50 immer
Civilization unb @uItur SUB gefaBt unb
8ertreter gefu16en 6aben, ba bat man al
6em 9roBen SricbenStpert unIercs Sa6rz
bunberts beigeiteuert, unb 10 itcbt nun Sic
tpeiBc 9tuSitelungsita6t Oa als ett getpaLtiz
ges Ba9r5ci9en Der 8ilbung unb bes Sort
lobritts, bas ale Gulturp0lfer Der @r6e in
frtebIi6em @ettfampF 9emeinlam erribtet
baben. Sol3c @erfe biloen getpifierz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
Butt Ketttttni6.

Sine 9tdbmoi6ine tit I'M
@an5en nrr 10 itarf als ,tbr
i6pd6fter Tbeil, baber ge=
braudt Die Singer W5anu=
featuring go, rur oaS bette
M}aterial 3u jeoem Der Sbetle.
9aS fleinite 9tif mtr0 gez
priift, Ob es paiieno 1T big
auf ben miuionlten She'll
zines 3oles, ebe es baS Gon=
Itructions= un6 9rufungS=
9epartement perlahen barf.
9ie bette Nia5dine, tpe1tn lie
ni9t genan peritanOen uno
in Sba6t genommen miro,
1T nublos, baber miro Die
Ginger ~0tdbmai9ine MIR bon
unieren ei9enen nit @ebalt
be5ablten 8eamten berfauft.
The Singer Mfg. Go.
@el6dfte in je0er Sta0t Der
cipiliitrten @elt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17

Dr l1niere Gorreiponbenten unb 9(9enz
ten beiucbcn bic f~olgenben Staaten:
6err SEQ 8enntngboben bte Staaten
Nebrasfa, 9ennipLpanten, Stem Oort uuO
SEEM Seriep.
6err Srans Otto bte Staten @isconz
fin unb Mi9igan.
Serr 8eter 8ui3 ben Staat Suinois.
6err saul Sriebel BEN Staat Soma.
9err Nbotf MaaB bie Staaten Snoiana
unb Wiibigan.
Serr 6. g. SpiegeL Sen Stat Wtnne>
iota. Office: 1909 2tnbalp 2lpe., 9tortb
minneapolis, Wtun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
Sett mebr ais fInfsto 7dbren

lpirO Mrs; @instOw'S @%Ootbtns. S.prnp
titr %Sabnen0e &inber sebrau6t. Gr Be 9mt6tigt bas
StnO, eripei6t Oas j3abnflciid, b~eiettt9t ale S6mer1
sen, fltrirt Q8tnO@6oltf 1nb lit bas Bette Wttttel sez
gen 9ur9fau. SiiafunbSwarlSi9 @ents Sic Slal9e.
Set allen Apotbefern in Ser 9ansen @elt 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
S0InntNrA

Gin retmeS @aalsbier gebrat.t nom
Der @nttt+ Setpp 8retu8+ So. TIT bter=
t4t5t befteas ~entpfObleat+ SIT Slai0er
1tgto UGmert 5ta babett+ SelepDonc
Co. $780, SOttltttg Septtt. CO. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17

u@rmalute 0i6", 1T cine qualenbe ,arf=
numbering oil oue 8ieieni9elt, pel9e poGz
ta1bts ab9eradert iiltO, obne 9(ppettt utb
S Soep;s @a2iop @tf ar 5f a''' se Nsf5lS IsspS !ssr Dis
mteber aufbaut, unb ben 9lppettt itdrft, lit
murberbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17

geites Samilien=G eintsunssmittel, Soobs
YiIIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17
8eDoGuftoW
IN Ger betlfunoe.
I5fan1Sbt, fri. 81

GiMe GrfIuomng bon wettz
t~ragemoer &ebentteug.
Sie Seilmng uerf@iebeuer RranfDettea
aMf bOd)it eimfade nlO btlltge
@eiIe 6eiDerffeQigt.
0Idfebr ster WAts:T oas
&Of1ngstporf4
8ie ein NatnrproOnft. bas in etriSen
gegenben Oeuti6lanos geflnbcn ptr6,
ficb Isic5t 81 !6auie bon SebermG;n 9ers
ftenen UNI pDrt6etlbaft in BEN meiiten
&ranfSeitsfGucn DeripertGeu LIFT.
SaIel6e ffnDet Nntueannng: Sci Setti1dt,
9eberletoeu, d)ronil6er QetbeSDerlfopfItg, Sdz
morrboibe1, Stlteln, 9tercoitdt, 0fd11cr=
1dipdhe, un1tatiirlidJer @ntleerunge1t, tpte
Bro1tatorrGoe, @pern1atorrhoe, &C., 8arieocele,
e~iterigen Q(u8flitiien, Sbrenletbeu, 3aubbeit,
gteuralgte, Seal e1z 11nb Subsidiary ; alBer=
benz BET allen S"Guenfrar1f5ette11, tnie 8eif=
iudt, Standardization, WetBflu6, St1oc.z
l~DIigfelt, SDlterie II. |. 10.
M5er H6 fir unIer neues 6eiloerfabren, bas bon
ben berpDrraeerG fien Nerjteu Der alteit uno neue1
g8e[t crprobt 1Io fir gut befnnoer tpuroe, tntereiIirt,
Der I6ide feline 9enaue Nbrels nebft 8riefmarte, tpoz
rauf mir ibm cine ausfibrli9e Se19reiouug iiber
ber1telun9 unb MnpenDHn9 oteier neuen @rfinbung
fret ~Su1enoen tperOen.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-17

Gimcinnati, 9. SaIi 1893.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
SUMMIT.

En-. NEws The psoracttd meet
ing at Walbridge, carried on by
Revs. Cochran and Peters, is still
in progress.
Messrs John Mcclure and Lys
Gary we're the guests of our school
teacher, Sunday.
Miss Lille York has been on the
sick list for few days but We are
glad TO note is improving.
Mcssrs. A. Patterson and Jack
Gilkerson made bushes trip to
Dualow Thursday.
Lee Cox and Il, |, Wooton were
visiting on Lick creek last week.
Miss Nettie Woolen was the guest
Of Miss Lille York last week.
Our school taught b. Mlfs Ella
Berry, closed last Friday. The ex.
erclaes for the last day were very
interesting. The patrons of the
district prepared a dinner Tor the
occasion which was enjoyed b, a
arge crowd Of people, Miss Berry
was an excellent teacher aad held
IN high esteem by both pupils and
Wtrms, lis to be hoped the lit
tla ones will treasr e up who their
dear teacher has taught them and
may the good lessons taught BY
her be az shiring jewels to them in
the future. Miss Berry gave entire
satisfaction rs teacher aud the
I best Nisle'of the entire district 90
WITH her. We hope She will come
back .pus il the same capacity
our next term Of school.
Missses Minnie Compton, Ella
Berry, Mrs. Mary Compton and
Mr. J&nes Compton attended
church Al Wolbridse sunday,
G, c, Wooltn went TO Ironton
Tuesday
Mr., ana Mr.. Ab. Paterson we're
visiting ii family Of I. L. Comp
ton saturday
/ Success Ioihe News is the wish
Of BuFFoRD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
Peters, Herbert Summons, Archie
Mcclure. Albert Parsons.
IDA BrILUPs, Teacher
Floyd Comfy.
PREsroNsnuRe.

PREsToNsBURG.
"Xmas GIFT"
Only one short week till another
Xmas will have come and gone.
Isaac Richmond and daughter
have returned from a trip to the
"Cltya
DIR. R.F. Leete and wife returned
from Ironton, Saturday night,
whore they had been to visit rola-
tiyes,
Miss Lizzie Johns is confined to
her bed with Ia grippe.
j. w. Hatcher was down from
I'wale Sunday calling on his best
girl
Mr., Chrlsty and son, OF Hunting
ton, who have been here for the
past three weeks painting Mr.. II.
Fltzpatrlck's house, finished to-day
and left on tho hack for home.
j. $. Hatcher and family, Of
Dwale, are here visiting Mrs. +. II.
Neel.
w. $. Harkins is quite i'll.
WHAT is it that is 50 attractive to.
the girls at Padgetts new store
The fine candies, or the smiles Of
Frank and sam?
Can any one tell who "Uncle
Josh's" best girl is in Louisa?
Mrs. Kate Burchett has hand
full of "felons."
I.F. Donaldson, Of Pittsburg, Is
registered at the Ford Hotel.
Jim Borders, of Catlcttsburg,
was In the "burg9 Sunday, calling
on frlcnds.
Harry Cooley left for Louisa
Saturday with his silve O'clock
necktie" on.
John Clark is dead gone. Rumor
has II that we will hayea wedding
Ia town Sunday. "ONIscA.p
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
johnson County

PATNTsVILLE.
John Arnott, Of salyersville, is
visiting relatives IN town and look
ing for place with view o. 10.
eating here soon.
J, i. HAYES, who has boon sick
for several weeks, came up to town
last Friday, but is moi able to Ne
out Of doors vet.
Mrs. g. NJ. Cooper is sick at this
writing.
Our schoolcloses next Thursday
night with an entertainment.
In regard 10 who tied the ropes
across the sidewalks in town and
caused Lon Daniel 10 gel his arm
broken, the PaintsviIie Times
says; "Some boys who had but
little 10 do tie a rope2 The Times
further says in regard to the tying
oi the ropes, awe have no idea
who did this.' II ignorance Of the
facts caused the Times to make
these statements il Is not excusable
for such ignorance and iffrom any
-other cause made the statements
they are not eXcusable. One of the
men bound over for the offense was
elected an officer Of the town at the
late town election, and yet the
Times calls him boy, The Times
says no cases have been made and
set two parties are bound over to
answer indictments for 1t. We be-
lieve paper should tell the truth
and not try 10 excuse any set Of
men, OF hoys either, that will do
such an act, or that VIII 90 upon
our street at night time and dis
charge their firearms at random
al all times in the night, 10 the
great annoyance Of our citizens. II
the men of Paintsyille will behave
themselves the boys will not give
the citizens nor the police officers
SO much trouble.
ILL Hubbard, Of Peach Orchard
aud Mr.. Savage, Of Charleston, W
Va, are hero organizing a hoard
and selling stock for the People
Building and Loan Association o
Charleston.
Our court house is Gow complet,
ed and will soon be in use by oul
courts. "RoCKFELLER.n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
Roll Of Honor.

The following are the names Of
the pupils who have neither been
absent nor tardy for the month
ending Dec. 18th:
lllen ScHooI.-Lutio Wilson,
Maggie Furguson, Ida Holt, Il la
Weilman, Maggie o'Brlen, Lizzie
shannon, Ethel Chatlcld, Grace
Ewes, Lou Vinson, Mamie Frecsc,r
Sallie Freesr, Ernest shannon,
John Hatcher, George Burgess.
VI G. ANDERSON, Teacher.
Il. and a. GRADE, GRAMMAR DE-
PARTNlENT.--Drcw Burchctt, John
Billups, Willie Fulkerson, Lee
Marcum, George Wroten, Ailclo
Abbott, Aida Berry, Nora Berry,
Addle Burchett, Katie Freese, Re-
hecca Hall, Nora Leonard, Ine2
Meek, Nessio Mcclure, Amanda
McIIenry, Lille MclIenry, Emma
Northup, Ethel O'lIrlcn, Sadie
Reynolds, Ruth Shannon, Virgic
Skaggs, Anna Strachan, Lena
Strachan, Lizzie Yates, Nellie
Yates. NJ. ELLA McHENRY,
Teacher.
A. PRIMARY and {. GRAMMAR
GRApEs-lIlanch Gray, Carrie Sn,
der, Hannah O'BrleL, Minnie Bowc
Sadie Burchett, Maud Chanln, Reba
Wilson, Hattie Marcum, Lula Hall
Jay Coaley, Ernest Haynes
George Lewis, George Marcum
Alvin Parsons, George Riggs, Rob
ert Vlnson, Harry Wollman, Wal
lace Johns, Jay Drake.
MAGGIE HATCHER, Teacher
4 PRIMARY G. and n. GBADEf --Le
la Snyder, Bessie Snyder, Carrie
shannon, Jennie Jones, Carrie
Rico, Susnu Hays. Kate Rose, Dori
Lyons, Fritz White, Frank Nilson
John Rose, Wlllprd Leonard, VII
Chapman, Wayng1 Damron, Ear
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
cityCounoil.

After repeated failures the board
OF couucilncn "got together Tues
day night. Atleast Chairman Sny-
der Spencer, Loar Gunncll aud
stewart answered 10 their names
aud kept the benches waria until II
late hour.
Several claims were allowed and
others wero referred.
J.W. Jones presented his report
rs Assessor and filed the tax hooks
for 1891. We will glvo some inter-
esting figures from Thorn next week
Messrs. r. L. yinson, Fred Me
Henry and w. A. Copley were APP
pointed board of supervisors.
They willbcgin ticir sittlngs next
Tuesday in the city building.
A report was made OF the fnan-
clal condition OF tho city, which we
shall allude 10 In tho future.
A committee was appointed to
confer with the superintendent OF
the c \ o. railway in reference tc
making It possible to get to and
from the depot without being
swampcd in mud or breaking Il
bone.
Attorney j. w. NJ. Stewart pre-.
sented n fresh batch Of ordinances
which were adopted end ordered
published. For further informa
ton concerning them see another
column.
And then the presiding dlgnilar,
declared the meeting adjourned
until Thursday the 2Sth. Thu
clurk put his reading gIasscs IN hi
pocket and his walSlng specs ul
his nose, the marshal blew out tn
gas, and the Legislative hall VA
, left TO darkness ard the rats,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
Eor 4. 4 poorkeener.

Mr.. John W. Bayrs, of East Point
johnson county. y 4 candidate for
noorkeepcr u ttc House Of Rep
rcsenta,,yts % the Kentucky Leg
i-iaturc. licit an cug gollc Demo.
erlt and is entirely competent TO
discharge tlio duties Of the ttlice.
This end Of the is not in the
habit Of getting such places aud II
WOULD bOScry gratifying 10 this
neglected neck % the woods 30 see
Mir. Bayes elected,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
"partners for Life.

On last Wednesday, at the resi-
dcnco Of Mr.. George G. Mcclure,
nine miles up the railroad, "A quiet
but elegant wedding affair occur.
red. The contracting parties were
Miss Mary j. Mcclure aud Mr.. T..
I. Finn. The invitations had been
conf lcd almost entirely to rola-
tivoi, bni n goodly number Of these
were present.
The appointed hour was high
noon. Shortly before that time the
guests assembled Ia the room chos-
on for the wedding. AT the sound
Of the wedding march the door lead
ing from an adjoining room swung
open aud the bridal couple march
cd In, preceded by the bridesmaid
and groomsmau, Miss Jock Carey
and NJ. +. Conley. They halted
near the center OF the room, where
R1v. J. 5. Cox stood In waiting. AZ.
ter few appropriate words upon
the subject Of marriage the minis
ter pronounced the ceremony which
made the couple husband and wife.
4 prayer, with the party kueeling,
wasa part Of tho ceremony, and
added much TO the impressiyenoss
Of the occasion,
Without waiting for congratnla-
tions Mr.and Mrs. Finn led the
way to the dining room, where a
most delightful repast awaited the
company. 1t was served in courses,
and everything was in the choicest
style. II was truly feast and was
most heartily enjoyed by every
body. 4 new interest was awak.
ened when the bride cut the first
slice from the wedding cake, IN
which was concealed ring, dime
aud u darning nccdle--cach fore
telling some particular phase Of
fortune. The groom captured the
ring; and after several others had
been served, Miss Mary Eastman,
ofCatlottsbure, cut the slice con.
tanning the needle. Tho dimcfell
to Miss Nina CARED, Of Catlctts-
burg, who was the organist for the
occasion.
The wait for the train was pass
ed very pleasantly In congratulate
ing the happy couple, examining
the handsome presents (of which
there were many,) and in jolly con-
vcrsation. The goodbycs were the
only unpleasant features OF the oc-
casion--and they cannot To other
wise whore 80 worthy daughter
Is permanently leaving her home,
1 Mr., and Mrs. Film went to Gin
cinnatiand vicinity to spend the
holidayswith relatives, after which
they will take rooms at a hotel in
oweusboro, Ky.
The bride was married inan ele-
CANT brown travelling costume.
Shells Very handsome aud woman
IS, and It's those who know her
best who praise her highest. She
Is recognized az a woman OF tie
greatest worth, and Mr.. Finn Is
fortunate In winning her.
Mr.. Finn is Il gentleman in the
highest sen3c Of the term. Ills
sterling character, modest DISPOSE,
tlon and eminent fitness in his pro.
fession command the respect OF all
who form his acquaintance. lie Is
a civil engineer, and has been en-
ployed on the Huntington system
ofrailroads for many years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
NOTICE..

Any one that trades tho amount
Of $40 cash at one time, atmy store
from now until the first Of Jan. '9i,
can have choice of any thing in the
store to the amount of 81. This Of
fer for spot cash purchases only,
ard must be all at the same time,
good only 10 January lst., '9l.
Come everybody, will guarantee
goods as cheap or cheaper than
elsewhere. ID. G. SPENCER,
RpGe Corner. Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22

Tho Mnsops are preparing to no
place the large wooden pillars In
the lower room Of their hall with
small iron posts rhisis good news
TO the public who have suffered
from trying TO see through or
around those huge posts al tho
many entertainments given there
within thcpast years. Tho repairs
WIN be made In time for the play
nest Friday night.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22
A.FArAL AFFAlR.
John Mckinney Kills his Son
in-Law.

On Relies Trace, in this county,
last week, John Mckinney shot
and Instantly killed his son.ln-law,
Seymour Mortley. The latter was
a bad character and had been
shamefully mistreating his wife
for a long time. On the occasion
Of the killing Mortley and his wife
we're passing NcKinney's house.
Mrs, Mortley wanted to go in, but
her husband sworc she should not.
This precapltated quarrel and
Morley was handling his wife
roughly when her father shot him,
the bali taking effect in the region
Of the heart. Mckinney has evad-
I'd arrest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22

An entertainment will be given
by the lower lick creek school sat
urday (io.mouow) evening. II
promises 10 be an interesting oxhi-
hilton, 4 small admittanee fec
viii DO charged and the school
would be pleased 10 sec some Lou
isa people there.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-22

Don't miss the entertainment to
be given next Friday night at the
Masonic Hall. You viii enjoy it
and At the Same limo will help a
good cause---ttnt Of establishing a
library In toe public school.
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