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Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

TrottlnE at Riverside Park-To Form
 Wheel Club - Distillery Property
 sold-The Tennis Players-ShouId
 Harden Front Street At Ferry
 Street Church TS.Night.
 N. A. Farrsn will go to Staten leland as a representative of the National Division to tho worlds meeting of temperance asseoIa- tions convening next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. It was a great honor for MT. Farren to bs selected ss delegate the first year of his becoming a member of the National division.
 The real estate of the defunct Old Colony Dlstilleries company was sold at auction yesterday for $14.00O. and was bid of by John T. Sloane presumably for 0. R. Wa terhouse, jr. It is to be hoped the prop erty will be cleared up and utilized.
 Those interested in forming wheel club are invited to meet in the Y. M. 0. A. roons Saturday evening.
 The last meeting of the season of the Ladies' Auxiliary will bs held at the Y. NJ. o. A. rooms this afternoon
 William R. Hemingway is expected home in few days from New York state, wheth CT he went to be treated for cancer on hie ear.
 There is hardly street in the city that needs repairing so muek as Front street. There is a very large amount of teaming on South Front street, and in wet weather the roadway Ia in a terrible condition. A little money spent there by the city fath- ers would prove popular move.
 At the Riverside park in Foxon on Me mol ial day Oaite A numbsr of Jonal tyot- ters competed. Daring the day 104 differ. ent teams were driven out and there was considerable interest in the trotting, al though no prjzsa were offered. The most interest centered in the race between horses owned by George Dayton, Herbert Barnes and Marcus Hemingway. They were all good horses and came in at the end of the race in the order given above The best time was 2:50. There was another race between the three horses mentioned, and horse be longing to George Ives and the Fair Haven horses maintained their posi- tions indicated above and the Ives horse was last. There were also exhibitions by horses owned by H. 8. Lsncraft, Willis Lineley, Harvey Hemingway and Ed l Futile. The "Riversids" is . good half mile track and the association that control. it is made up of Harvey Hemingway, JohI Parker, George B. Bradley and N. W. Al lyn. Membership tickets at $5 entities tn, | holder to the use of the grounds for on, year.
 | There was constant playing on the Y. M O. A. tennis court on Wednesday from 7 a
 m. until nearly dark. The interest in thi | game among the association players prom | ises to bs greater this season than ever be fore.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01

Dean,s Rheumatic Pil's absolutely cure rhsu- ustism and neuralgia, Entirely vegetable. Safe.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01
AT FERRY STREET CHURCH TO NIGHT.

The Y. P. s. 0. E. will give an enter tainment this (Friday) evening at the Ferry street Congregational church. The princi- pal attractions will be the Yale Glse club, quartet songs, reoitations, etc. Refresh ments will be served after the entertain ment. Following is the program:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-01
NEW HAVEN ENoRPHAN ASYLUM.

The Institution,s Sixty-BIrst Annual Report Continued Gratifying Re. suits shown I'm This Noble Charity Tho Work of the Year-The Annual Election of ORcers and Managers The Financial Report.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven orphan asylum was held at United church chapel yesterday afternoon.
 The following was the managers report for the year ending May 15:
 The managers of the New Haven orphan asylum present the sixty first annual re- port. The statistics are as follows: Number of children aided during the year.. 200 Avo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
LITTLE BLAINE.

NJ. II, Thomp,on's barn build.
ers. Stewart IL Co, are getting
along fine with their work.
David Justice bought a larG OF
NJ. II. Thompson fol 1925.
Luther Pigg went down our creek
the 9Th inst.
Mr.. Highberger and partner are
staying with their tobacco now !or
they have built a shanty and board
right there.
Lindsay Moore and partner Owen
Pack are talking Of starting in a
few days selling churns.
Asberry Thompson and father
B Il are the coopers OF o IT creek.
E. G. McKinster is still in his
coal bank.
Jesse McKinster's water M lions
all washed of in the high water.
Milt Wellman is at ending meet
ing at Rev. Carriers.
Aunt Lizzie O'Bryant is improv.
ing very fast from her broken
ankle.
10. Moore is visiting on Mead
bran, h.
The machlhist. G, +. Cramer, i,
visiting at Wesley Moore s.
David Moore and John Brown
Johnson county, arc visiting OF
our creek,
I Judge Robnet shot at a man in
his melon patch the other night.
Jay Barton was on our creek re-
Gently buying sheep.
c. b. Moore is still walking
niles to night meetings.
Gus Moore has been trying I,
trade with Wayne Moore for 3 year
and just accomplished iton the I'll
INST. by selling him sheep. Gu,
says he believes in the saying, if a
| first YOU don't succeed. try. tr,
again.
DR.. l.. b. Dean was visiting OF
onr creek the other day.
DR.. Sturgell has located at AID
Jams.
The funeral Of aunt Della Moore
is TO be preached al the schoo
house near Nancy Moore's the 5tl
Sunday in this month by Rev. Ric'
and Joe McKinster. !
Success to the News is the wisl
of Two CHUMs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
EDA oND's BRANCH.

Rain is badly needed and from
present indications we will have
il soon.
Mrs. Kelly Elkins, of Blaine
is visiting relatives in our vicinity.
Corn cutting md wheat sowing
is the order of the day.
The health of our neighborhood
is tole.ably good with the excep-
ZION of little Myrtle, the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Rifle
who has been vigorously i'll ior
some weeks past, but whom we are
happy TO note Is now slowly recov-
ering.
The teachers of ours and adjoin
ing neighbour, Ids 50 far as we can
hear are giving satisfaction.
Watermelon are plenty which
shifts a few nicAles into the pockets
lofthose who lave them to sell.
James Compton, an energetic
citizen wiilput up a much needed
saw and grist hill IN our immedi-
ate neighbour, I'd at an early date,
so say reports
Nearly evef, body has returned
home from court and the boys who
have been visiting relatives in adj
joining counties will probably be-
gin to drop in Don.
J. M. Rifle. one of our leading
farmers, is mil ,ng his wheat at the
mill at your pace.
Mack Jones, who has been away
from home hunting for work has
returned and reports dull times.
G. B. Carter and J. c. Marcum
Of Fallsburg, sundayed in our vi
cinity,
Jonn Chain of Twin Branches
passed through here enroute IL
Fallsburg after A supply of sorghum
barrels, he say the sweet sap is bC
ginning to Il Nv in his neighbor
hood.
| Success to the NEws and it
principles, may it live long anC
prosper, and all ils political efforts
be crowned with success in Noven
Der is the wish of
COUNTRY GREENHoRN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
HEALTH AND eeAuTY.
The One sense In which People shoul'
Always lie ''In Training"

The One sense In which People should
Always lie "In Training"
HealthfulncSs and physical beauty
are more nearly synonymous than we
are accustomed 10 think
The ancient Greeks strove to attain
physical perfection beauty Of figure
and OF faee--by means Of exercises,
baths and every means known TO them
OF stimulating the bodily functions 10
high degree Of health They were
intense admirers Of physical beauty,
and appreciated the fact that health is
one OF its prime conditions.
The modern science oi hygiene
teaches that the observance Of certain
laws is necessary for the evolution o.
the growing boy and girl into The
healthy man and woman.
Prominent among these laws is that
OF personal cleanliness To obtain and
to retain a hcalthful and active condi,
ton OF the skin, frequent bathing is
necessary. followed by active friction
with brush or towel II should be re.
membered that the skin is an exerc,
tory organ; that material which has
been expelled through ii collects upon
its surface. and must be removed
The skin also secrctcs an oily mat.
Ter which keeps Il moist flexible and
healthful This is partially removed
by bathing, and the healthful secre'
ton is again stimulated by active rub
bing.
To attain good development Of tn,
muscles, physical exercise must b,
taken The growing boy and girl
should have fixed time for exercise
either ut home or az school, as we'll a,
for study, for eating, and for sleep.
The athletic trainer tells his pupil
that temperance in all things is uecessn
ry for even a fair degree OF physical de
yelopment; he insists upon regularit,
in exercising. eating and sleeping.
Such temperate and regular metho,
Of living should be the aim Of every
one. In that sense Of the word, every
one should keep himself Sin training.
This is especially important in youth
when not only are habits forming, bu
the foundations Of future good or II
health are being laid. And let it b
remembered that the means by whicI
health is best attained are the sam
means by which ones personal az
pearance is best improved Youth
Companion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
Hot Springs Failed.

IL was afflicted with a horrible
case OF blood poison, and for up
wards of 5 months of that time
was unable to DO work of any kind.
Ny finger nails came of and my
hair dropped out, leaving my head
as clean and as smooth as if il had
been ehaved. / consulted Che best
local physicians, and spent hun
dreds of dollars for medicines oil
different kinds. but without re.
ceiying the slightest benefit. !
was advised finally TO visit Hot
Springs. This did, but becoming
disguised with the treatment | was
receiving there, commenced taking
Swift's Specific Is. S. S. The eff
feet that S. S. S. had on me was
truly wonderful. | commence to
recover after taking the first bottle
and by the time had taken twelve
oottlrs was entirely cured-curec
by Swilt's Specific Is. $. 81 wher
the world-renowned Hot Springs
had failed.
VIM LcoMIs, Shreveport, la.
valuable book on the diseas,
and ITS treatment will be mailed
fee TO any address by
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Atlanta, Ga
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
An exehange pointedly says that

An exchange pointedly says that
when man is through with his
days work and is sitting down
resting in the home, he cannot
read the advertisements on the
fences, ard the hand bills aud cir
eulars that were left on his door
step during the day have been
blown away or destroyed. He
calls hr the paper and there finds
the merchants announcement, and
with nothing to bother him, he
reads carefully, and then calls his
wife's attention to it, and they de
eide tn go to the merchants store
and examine what is advertised.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
WHAT he FEARED.
Critical Purchase ON which Depended the
Pate of a Ruatness pollc,.

Critical Purchase ON which Depended the
Pate OF Rus,ness POLICY.
.arhe trouble with us. said the drug
gist thoughtfully. sis that we don't
keep open late enough. There is lots
of late business at drug store, aud
man will patronize that store in the
daytime that he is obliged 10 patronize
at night, II would pay us to keep
open later and not rely SO much on the
night bell. "
The partner was little doubtful
and called attention 10 the extra eN'
pense for gas and clerk, bnt he hnal'
ly gave in. the main argument being
that the late sales would certainly pay
the extra expense, and that the mum
Der OF regular patrons occurred would
result in u profit
Both staid up the first night, one en-
thusinstic and the other skeptical
One explained that, of course, they
couldn't expect customer 10 drop in
the fast thing, and the other remarked
that he would be surprised II they sold
enough in three nights TO pay for the
gas burned by one Jet in half an hour,
They watched the people who occa-
sionally passed the store, and the part
ner shrugged his shoulders and said;
''See2" every time man went by
II was pretty nearly time to close up
when a boy came In and bought u ten
cent package Of cigarettes The drug
gist would have enjoyed throwing the
boy out, as he heard his partner laugh,
but he refrained. II was nearly mid
night and the extra two hours they
had remained opened had resulted in a
profit OF a cent ora cent and a half
Then Il man came hurrying along
the street He saw the light In the
window and made bee line Cor the
store.
Here he comes, exclaimed the drug
gist, joyfully. Some one sick sure.
tell YOU we ought to keep open for
humanity's sake II not for profit"
GEORGE ! was afraid wouldn't
find You open, exclaimed the man as
he entered
I'VE intend to remain open till twelve
or half past twelve after this, ex.
claimed the druggist rs he went around
behind the counter
Its a good thing, good thing,
said the man approvingly One car
never. tell when he may need some
thing from drug store. Give me tire,
two-eent stamps, please
Not a word was said as they CLOSED
and locked the doors. The druggist
did not feel like saying ANYTHING, RnC
the partner thought 1t dangerous Ant
the next night they closed between
nine and ten as they had formerly done
Chicago Tribune
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Thi, remedy is beoo ming SO well know and
SO popular as toned =, special men. lou. Al
who hive used Electric Bilters sing the sane
song ct praise. "A pur.r meteiue does not
exist, and i; is guaranteed 10 do all that !
elaimei Electric Gitters SilleTe all diseases
Of the Liver aud Kidneys, viii remove pimple
Bnils, Salt RLeum and other tdectilps eaus
cdby impure hood.-Will driv- Mplarin
rom I h. system aad pregent tswtllas cure
all Mai ial levers For cure Of Headache
Constipation aud lihgeslidn ~ Electric
Bit,els Entire satisfaction guaranteed, @
money refunded. -rr ICES s. ets. and $40
bottle At A. NJ. II ughe>' Drugstore
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Among the incidents Of chlldoOdh that
stand out IN bold lief as our memory
reverts to the days when we were young
none are more prominent than severe
sickness. The young mother Mvldly
remembers that II was Chambtrlaln's
Cough Remedy cured her Of Group aud
10 turn administers II toher own offspring
and always with the best results Tor sale
by A, N. hughes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Some years ago we were very much
subject 10 severe spells OF cholera NOR
bus ;and nov when we feel any of tn,
the symptoms that usually precede thai
ailmeni, such as the sickness at thu
stomir. diarrhoea, Get we become scary
We have found Chamberlain's Collie
cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy tn,
very thing TO straighten one ont II
such eases, and always keen It about
We are no; writing pay testimonial, bu
10 let our readers know what i u gro,
thing to keep handy in the house, Fo
sale by A, NJ. Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
GLEN WOOD.

Rev. J. A Cambell las he spells
his name) from the lower part of
the State, has neen holding series
of meetings here This week, but we
are sorry to say has II ct with poor
success thus far.
Next Sunday Rev. John Martin,
of West Va, will preach the funer-
al sermon OF Judge Ross at the
residence on Bolts Fork. Tho
good people q, that neighborhood
are making preparations to feed on
the ground all the people that may
attend.
We are very anxious, and would
like for some one TO make II move
that all the Christians in the neigh
borhood woull meet at some con-
venient place and spend an hour
in prayer for rain. 1t seems that
such prayers ought to be answered
about these times.
Bro. Bob Menix, one of our good
men has said ny his actions that
he is tired ol this neighborbood
and will Try the realities of one
nearer DentOd. We hate to see
you go, Bob,
A disgraceiul scene was enacted
near here GA John d. Fannins
farm among a lot of young men
that were clearing ground. They
got in to dispute about which OF
them had on the worst pair OF
pants. 1t was given into one of
the number, and the rest immedi-
otely began to take them off the
winner, when they all fell out, and
began to fight like so many wild
cats. When the smoke died away
there were skinned noggins, black
eyes, mashed hoses and other mi
nor injuries.
A little child of Mr., Taylor HoI-
brook fell into the fire yesterday
I
and was badly burned about the
head and hands.
The new null lately put up here
is doing good work with our p. IN.
at the throttle and Will Cooksey at
the brake.
Our school, under the superyi.
sion of Mr.. Naamin jackson, il
progressing finely, and he is having
a large attendance.
The boys are having a good joke
on their old friend Dow McCorm
lex and are working it for all it i,
worth. After doing the family
waahing his old lady hung tn,
clothes on the paling fence, an,
they were lett cut over might, an
when Dow went out the mex
morning every dud was gone, in
Guiding Dowr fuuday shirt Nov
Dow says, "for ways that are darl
and tricks that are mean, our PEG
pie seems peculiar"
The greatest water famine tina
has ever been known here, now ex
lists. The creeks and branches hav,
been dry all summer, and now hal
the wells in the country have faiieo
What little pastures there is goinl
to waste on the account Of water
This is why think the good PEG
pie oughter begin to pray.
Some Of the farmers are cutting
up their fodder, We can, say corn,
for when il began 10 fhool III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
RrcKLlx. ARN1cA S,Irr.
COUNTRY GREENHoRN.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bluis.
cs, sores, ulcer, salt rherm, fever sores,
teller, thappel Il n1s. chilblains, torns, and
skin eruptions, anl p sitiyrly cures pies,
or no pay reqGircd. IT is guaranteed TO
give perfect satiSi ctiou OF money refunded.
Price 2; cents qvl box. For sal. by A. NJ.
Hughes Louisa, ny.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

drought set in and it was only
here and there that a stalk was hit,
and that only With a nubin.
Nov wishing the News and all
the leaders success, and J.. d.
Webb for Squire, will cease to be
"a RAMBLER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
DETECTIVES

Wanted in every county to . ct in the Sc
cret Service under Instructions from
Capt. Grammar, ex-Chief Detective Of
Cincinnati. Experience not necessary.
Establishcd II years. Particulars free
Address Grammar Detective Bureau,
Co, a Arcade, Cincinnati, o. The
methods and operations of this Bureau
investigated aud found lawful by Unitct
States Government.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
An Evergreen Tree


We will send You by mail post aid t
smell evergreen tree adapted to your
climate, with insructi rs for planting
aud caring iorit, ether with our com
pleie II eoi nursery stock II you cut
out his advertlment, mark omit the
name oithls paper, aud tell how many
and what kind Of trees aud plauts you
would like to purchase, aud when you
wish u plant them.
We willquoic to yoi lower prIceson
the stock you want Than ever been ole
cd you.
Write AZ oice, 1911
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Evergreen, Door Co., Wiz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

You can subscribe for any noSs-
piper or magazine through the
news agency at NJ. Il. Conloy's
store. 1t will cost you nothing OK
ira and VIII save postage and troub-
l. Of ordering.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

aur' .au mY s.a~osa
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tulnlHal hralHluailu illln p1lQpoll oIuul puN
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

g, >. STEWART, a G BoCgnToN,
Fraia Minister Asst supi
Asbland ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
G. b. RYAN,

Asst Gen Passenger Ag,t
Cincinnati Ohio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-08
~ REFORMA,
Anuncio interesante.

Sc vende preco equitativo, por su dueUo
don Francisco Antonio Rivera, vscino de San
German, uu predio agrisols que pos6e on los
barrios d i Minil as ssnt,Ba, compue'to de 240
cueross de terrpno alto quebrsdo de bueua ca.
lidad er ests forma: 1870 con una sx elepts
cerca de alambre superior de r ass para Ia crian.
20 vacuuo cah,llar 40 cercsdss en- meiOr for.
ma para Q cerdar; el resto dediesdo frutos
memories nasyorss de todss clases, contenieudo
su extension shundantea sguas y permanentss
que ID cruzan alav'z que bosques de maierA ue
construction que Sc prestan para plsntsci6s de
cafe. Una oasa.habitaci6n de MADEIRA y tejss:
ana con maquina de bueyes para descascsrar ca
f6 unA cara alrnac9n otrs para comerciO, todss
IN buen estado. 81 slguna persona desea CON-
prarla, puede svistsrse con su dusfo que reside
en- ella. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-08
Bajo 81 qpfgr,fe jA5ao los ronsumod n,

Bajo 81 apfgrsfe Aba los consunsosi NOS
escribe nu' atro CORES roLsall de Aguadllla:
"EstA odiosa contribution, impuaRtA Aqua.
dilla hscis dos amos, con el fla de atel der los
gsstos muDicpabs s, rs desaosrscido Goa beqepla.
cito de los come aptes de Ia iarisdieci6n toda.
El comerCio al por m yor, reunido con ell Ayun.
tamiauto en- eesi6 extaordinaria aver 5, sccrd6
que la cantidad sen -.sda por tales arbitrios ps.
salfAn al comercio, distribuy 9ndose este & pror.
rateo los $4,000 pesos que ascsndfa Ia contri.
buci6n. Con tai motivo, al terminar Ia session.
Ia banda mihtar recorr6 las GALES Dc ls viii '
hoy 5, las doce del di., ln manifestation del
pueblo y conerciantes, acompshados de la misma
banda de mdsi.s, salud6 al Ayuntamiento dey
mas perBOnas que SO lntereaaron por el porvenir
de este pueblo, que dnicamente consiste en- su
comercio. Los msniftstsntes recorrieron lu 90
Las GALES de AguGdills, terminando ls huega q
las tres de IL t2rde Durante el tempo que Is
refer do mauifeHtaciol eatuv en- la Gale, las
tiendas perm 1ecierOn csrradas. EI entusiasmo
es general"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-08

POI 81 c&bo comandants Salvador Martinez
Dalmau del puestO de Arroyo, fu6 dstenidO don
Eugenio Ru'z ds Val reclamsdo por 81 alCa 9
de- dicho pueblo. Por los guardias 2dos BeDigno
Carols Martia Eulogio Gonzales Rod fgueA del
puesto de Poncs fu9 detenido en- el barrio de Ma.
chuelo absjo 81 individuo Angel Perez autor de
il herlda inferida Agustina Palermo de cuya
rssulta murl6. Por las guardias 3dos. Lorenzo
Aroz Sanchez Angel Maestro Rlvero del pues.
ia de Na1anjito fU6 detsnido el indIviduo JeLds
Rodriguez por lesiones cAusadOs su convecino
Jose MartiEez Rivela