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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-01
DIED..

BANGERTER On Tuesday, October 80 1894. az
IL pm, FREDERICK, beloved husband Of
CErstiana Bangerter, in the hity-fourth year
Services at lis late residence, Tenleytown, ID. o.,
on Friday, November 2, at 2:30 pm. Funeral
private. Interment at Rock Greek cemetery.
HAYST On of aasSE 81 w iSss q
Joseph NJ. Hayne in the seventy ninth year Of
Funeral from 1929 sth street northwest on Friday.
November 2. at O'Clock
4:8O am, JSo. H.. beloved husband OF 5. Z.
in the si,th yea: s q NEWS es SS
nue., Friday November z, at O'Clock pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. %
McGRANN On October 81. 1894. OF diphtheria,
CLARENCE F.. infant son Of James L. and
Kate McGrann:
Funeral strictly private.
o'NEIIL. On the morning of November !. 1894
WM; E., youngest son OF John and the late
Funeral from ST. Peters Church Saturday, Noven-
Der 3, at 1880 am. Y
PRosIsE, In Linden, Md. on November I. 1894;
fifteen days, of John l. and Letitia A.
Prosise.
REINHARDT. On October 81, 1894, at O'Clock
r. sre spP ten Of S4sr
Funeral private. z
SEWARD. On thursday, november 4, 1881. AZ
am, SIMON, beloved husband OF Louisa
Seward, in the fftieth year OF his age.
Due notice will be given Of the funeral
SINH son. Departed this life on October 81. 1924.
at O'Clock am. MARGARET Is. SlMGSoN.
wife OF Lewis simpson and sister OF the late
Catherine Brown. -.
Funeral from Mr. wise's undertaking establish
ment, 18th and NJ streets. West Washington,
on Friday. ID instant. at pm. Friends, rela-
tyes and members OF the Ladies' Reliable So
mony cemetery. New York and Alexandra
papers please copy.N
TYRREII. On October 81, 1894, at $50 an, 10
Oakland. Cal, JOHN =. TfRRELL formerly
OF this city.
WILLIAMS On Tuesday, October 30, 1894. at
her residence on Q street, MARY WILLIAM
beloved wife of William Williams. IN the
twenty eighth year OF her age. .rt...-
Before the morning had arrived,
Oh, how my heart was bled;
Ny wife that was my light and Life
BY HER HUSBAND
Funeral from the Shiloh Baptist Church, street
between 10th and nth streets. Friday at i
O'Clock.
YOUNG. On October 81, 1894. LAYlN1A
DECKER relict OF the late John j. Young,
in the fifty fourth year Of her age.
Fureral from her late residence 1888 18th street
northwest, Friday, pm.
In Mcmoriam.
LEONBERGER In loving memory OF my dear
papa, JOHN LEONBERGER. Sr., who departed
this life year ago today, November l. 1SS
By HIS DAUGHTER.
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First Floor.
ITEMS Goods.
At Eleventh st. entrance.

At Eleventh ST. entrance.
&&S for our 25c Jap Silk Handkerchiefs.
These are full size with any initial. Importer u
retail at soc. Sounds like yarn. sensa-
ticpaI but true story can be told or them Inc
story not here-too long.
SHoAO for the s1.6s and si9s Umbrellas.
These are from the collapsed syndicate. omoreih1s
worth up TO IS in the lot. See those WIN steei
reds and imported handles.
ZUS for the 81 English Dogskin Gloves All
the new shades Tried on at our risk
In 100 for the 81 80 Fancy English Cashmere
and Red Moderated Wool Shirts and Drawers.
DIS for the sl.I5 American Hosiery Co.'S
Sinner Merino Underwear. The best generaiy
81. rs to 81.
IQC pair for the csc English Tan and Fast
Black Socks Three pairs for 50c.
H., for the 81 French Percaie Business ohir's
VpSfor the 1S94-'95 winter season
SAsSO for the IS silk House Jackets anu 800
Tar the 81 aud $3.50 Flannel and EideFdown lsoOes'
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Ladies' Goods.

.2OC for the soc Fleeced Jersey Ribbed Vests
aud Pants. All sizes
SAC for the 81 Ribbed and Plain Natural
saxnny and Lambswool Vests and rants All
sizes.
HOG for the 25c Fast Black Hose, double soles'
bicb spliced heels Sizes to III.
2AC for the 35c Scalloped and Embroidered
HaTikerchiefs dainty beauties. cheap AZ "'c'
nc for the 19c All-linen Heavy knotted
Fringe Damask Towels. Size l9x3s inches.
SIC na,r for the Palais Royal 81 Kid Gloves.
black and all colors, win ois Pe''i
Tried on at our risk.
&C for the DC All-Iinen Damask Napkins. Quail
ty usually sold at loo each.
&c for the 12nc Ready made Pillow Cases. Full
size and best material.
SI.4O for the sl.ss Umbrellas: Many know
,r,t tIiS combination lot contains Umbrellas with
handles alone worth IS. The collapsed syndi-
cate loses.
zSc for choice of Rubber Wraps for ladies
AMI misses. These are the extra large and small
sizes, sold today at CSC for choice
no per cent discount on Laces and Dress Trim
tenth Oh
lDC for the sc Sword Lace Pins. fac SMILES
of the real gold pins, with scabbard and teweled
hft.
2SC for choice of Best Quality Roll Plate Gun
Buttons warranted not to tarnish Sell regularly
at SOC and up to SSc.
25c for choice of the 4sc Hair Pins Novelties
in imitation gold and silver.
Sa.4O for the s1.79 Solid Gold Rings set with
jewels that are remarkable limitations.
w yard for the 13c Ribbons These are the
special lot worth up to 3Sc q yard. White and
colCrs, satin and MORE, "a inches wide.
40S for the 4sc and CSC Pocket Books. all
styles, in real alligator seal, lizard morocco,
snake, chevrette, kangaroo. Initials engraved on
the silver plate for the purpose free OF charge.
ZON for the 25c Pocket Books made Of real
leather in imitation of the expensive kinds above
mentioned.
zGc for the new Csc sOooD,Ds RAGS sons
of all silk, others of silk with leather frame All
ZAS for the 25c Dolls. The beauties that are
such surprise at 25c.
uYS for the 25c Silver Fuagree Frames. Size
for cabinet photographs.
pusUC for the 81 As and $2es Point venise
Lace Collars-the deep neckpieces with yandyke
points.
<zS for the new 2jc Windsors Charming eff.
fet Is shown in plaid silks.
lSS for the 19c Japanese silk Windsors, all
colors. Extra width, hemstitched ends. Well
worth Zoe.
ao0S set for French Percale Chemisette and
Cuffs Made TO retail at Csc set. but proftably
sold at 29c set because OF the makers loss.
III dozen for Black Jet Shawl Pins. &c dozen fol-
Safety Pins 4c dozen for Corset Laces.
wv for choice of large case full OF Soaps, few
of which sold at less than 10c cake
w for garter length Of the New Fancy Frilled
Elastic in all the latest shades.
spAoSp for the s1.75 Paper Lamp Shades.
Paper. but dreams OF beauty" Works of art.
ZAS instead of Csc pound for Best Irish Linen
Writing Paper.
~ for choice of DC Novels. and Ice instead of
25c for Mrs. Parker's Cook Book.
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Carpets i'm Stumph Fire.

An interesting case was tried before
Justice Luke c. Strider last week. Stumph
& Brother, whose mattress factory was
burnt up September IL, 1894, had a quantity
of carpets for cleaning, most of which were
also destroyed by fire. Mr.. John F. Riordan
was one of those who suffered. and he
brought suit for 500 damages against
Stumph & Bio. After considerable tesu-
mony, the verdict rendered was in favor of
Stumph d Bro. Mr.. Green represented
Riordan, and Wolf and Cohen defended
Stumph & Bro.
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8 f. E

What have got for Friday specials:
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests silk front, satin RIB
bon drawn string. Good value at 39c.
Only 2Sc.
Ladies' Pure White Ribbed Vests Ottoman silk
front. handsomely trimmed. Worth SOC.
Only 3@c.
ladies' Real Maco Yarn Ribbed Vests. silk GRO
ehet edge, pearl buttons. Splendid quality. Worth
Toe.
Only 49c.
Ladies' Fine White Merino Underwear. Sizes up
to 40. Worth soc.
Only $50.
Ladies' White Wool Ribbed Vests. csc. quality.
Only 49c.
ladies' Medicated All-wool Scarlet Underwear
The s1.25 quality.
Only 08c.
ladies' Extra Quality silk and Lisle Mixed RIB
bed Vests, winter weight, long and short sleeves
-Four sizes. Well worth 81 SO.
Only SLIPS.
Full and complete line OF Ladies' Fine silk Vests
and Wool Combination Suits at various prices.
Children's White Ribbed Wrapper Vests, half
wool. Size I, 15c., rise &c. on size.
complete line of Misses Merino and Ribbed
Vests and Pants.
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singular Accident to a MOtOrman.

A singular accident occurred In Eastern
Nashville, Tenn, late Tuesday night.
Page, a motorman, fell over the front
guard of the electric car he was run
ming and was caught under 1t and drag
ged for long distance before his alb
sence was discovered. When picked up ne
was unconscious and lived only half an
hour remaining unconscious. How he hap
pened to fall in front of the car Is not
Epn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-01
Snuufsh Cabinet Has Resigned.

Senior Muruaga, the Spanish minister, says
the resignation of the Spanish cabinet. as
announced by cable, was due to differences
in relation to the new Spanish tariff blu
and prospective commercial arrangements
with foreign powers. The ministers who
have resigned represent the element oppos-
ing low duties. Premier Sagasta faVors
freer trade relations with the outside world
and as his colleagues did not share this
view they resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-01
ssCeres, -
The Standard Flour
OF America

I'm determining the
standard of purity of
any flour Scores" is
used as a standard. 1T
is considered the BEST
flour ON the market.
Ht costs a little more
than ordinary brands,
but it does not cost a
cent more than it is
actually worth.
Id is the flour about
which you so often hear
the phrase-it 'makes
more bread, Zig inter-
bread, whittier bread,
sweeter bread and bet
ter bread than amy
other flour"
"Ceres'' is for sale
by all grocers. We only
wholesale it.
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Tomorrow
A Sensational FridaV,

Star readers know the program for Friday at The
Palas Royal. Remnants at nextto=nothing prices for
all day and full lines of most wanted goods at remnant
prices for four hours: 9 to IL and to 5.
Tomorrow will be a sensational Friday be-
cause last weeks purchasers from belated man
ufacturers and importers have since enabled
made still lower tomorrow, from o to IL and a
to s. as follows:
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS ARE SECOND
IMPORTANT BASEMENT
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Basement.

%yS French China Tea Cups and Saucers
handsomely decorated with flowers and gilt. Toe
per set of six. Worth So per dozen.
4YS Cracker Jars, new shape, decorated with
assorted flowers, 49c. Regular price, 74c.
AYS -Majolca Cuspidors, large size, decorated
in assorted colors, 19S. Regular price, 25c.
n<S China Fruit Plates. with assorted colored
edges and decorated centers, lie each. Regular.
15c.
len Round Bread Boards hard wood, 12c
Regular, Ice And Coffee Pots made of extra
heavy tin, holding qts., 12c. Regular, 19c.
1o
A(4S -Cuspidors on feet-solid BRASS and nickel
plated-44c. Regular price, SOC.
4WS Picture Easel, feet high. in white and
gold and white and silver 49c. Regular, Toe.
Only 69c for the CSC Pictures, In handsome frames
26I27 inches.
uUS pound for the Csc Tany. All kinds Of
this delicious sweetmeat.
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Mems Underwear

Natural Gray Heavy Merino Underwear. SOC.
quality.
Only 35c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. odds
and ends. Good value at s1.OO.
Only soc.
Mems Medicated Atwood Scarlet Underwear
Shirts up to 46 and Drawers up TO H. Worth $3.50.
Only 9Sc.
shEts and h Drawes s5o Value HAIR
Only SH.Ho.
ed back and front. A No. / quality. ALI sizes.
Only SI.H9.
100 dozen Assorted Kinds of Faultless Night
Shirts A big job. Worth from 80 to zoe.
Only SOC.
Our Mems Furnishing
Department has grown like
a mushroom since we are
located here, and you will
find here the three prevail
Ing grades
CHEAP, BETTER, BEST
according to what you wish
to spend.
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ma RRIED.

CADICK-vARNEY. On Wednesday, October 81.
1854, at the residence of Miss Lizzie Narns{.
5ll 4th street northwest, THOMAS w.
CADICK OF Rockport, Ind, TO ANNIE NJ.
yARNEY Of Bangor, Ne.
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Fourth Floor.

O>S for the Csc Lace Curtains, such as sold
elsewhere at zoe. Only 19c for the 25c Holland
Window Shades
3>~ for 2O-inch-square Sateen-covered Cushions.
with finch rlfie. Cheap at soc.
OAS for the 45c "Hit or Miss" Chenille
Table Covers.
~ yard for the loo quality Figured Silkoline
80 inches wide
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n. Calf s. Co.
Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers"
Cor. Hst and Ind. Ave.
Save 2OC.
ON q Dollar.

From November 1 to No
vember IS, inclusive, we
will allow 20 per cent off
with coupon ON ali lace Gulf
tains laundered within that
time. Coupons are good
only at Our main office, 5H4
10th ST., and at plant, 43 q
st. m. w.
Nottingham Curtains, soc.
Pair.
Tambour and Other Lace
Curtains, zSc. Pair.
Real Lace Curtains, ST. Pair.
We have had seven years.
experience i'm laundering
Lace curtains and guarantee
the finest quality of work.
Although we guarantee
them we have never yet
had a claim for damage
against us for Lace curtains
injured i'm laundering.
Upon receipt of postal we
will call for your lace Gulf
tains and return them
promptly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
BLAINE.

Weather fine and everybody at
work in this vicinity.
The school at this place is doing
fino work, with G.. Milton Elan
Principal.
G. w. Kouns and W. +. Sparks
have rented land Of NJ. l.. Moore,
with the view OF raising a crop of
tobacco this coming season.
James Boggs contemplates cul-
tivating thirty acres of tobacco.
Ut. Swetnam says, 81 would !
had never seen her"
w. II. Harris closed his singing
school at this place last Saturday
Prof. G. p. Robertson will begin
a writing school at this place the
10Th Of this month.
II. IL. Gambill will begin train
ing his horses in few days.
Died, at the home of her father
near this place, Miss Sarah NJ. Ed
wards, aged sixteen. She leaves
host of friends and relatives, t
whom we tender our heartfelt sym
pathy. TOT,
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MaltAdams has been appointed
Pension Agent for Kentucky. The
nomlnation was sent to the Senate
Wednesday. II didn't 20 the way
We wanted Il, but there is some re-
lief In having the suspense ended,
No one has been able 10 see why
the matter was put or so long.
Senator I.lndsey's Endorsement put
Adams through. While the people
OF this section were very anxious
TO see Col. Northup appointed, they
are TO be congratulated upon the
fact that he was not, for the reason
that the duties OF the Office
would have called him away, and
this section can III afford to lose
him from the work of development,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
That Canning Factory.

Another season and no substan-
tlal steps taken toward establish
ing the canning factory upon which
good dealof wind was expended
last year. II 4 Is now too late TO
put the plan Into effect this year,
there Is enough time 10 perfect ar
engagements for the business next
year; aud Il should be done. II Is
the mos, feasible enterprise within
reach Of our community, aud It's
benefits would be more widely dis
trlbuted amongst the people need
ing assistance than that Of almes
Dlny business 10 be found. This Is
a splendid opportunity for mod
crate amount Of capital and the on
( ~ cause Of failure to establish the
enterprise, II II should fail, will bC
a lack Of energy.
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oLIoyILLE, Ky.

Farmers are taking advantage OF
this fine weather and are preparing
their tobacco and corn lands.
j. II. Woods has returned from
Madge, where has been spending
a week with his uncle.
Tip Moore, Of Blaine, Ky, took
dinner with Squire Dean Tuesday.
House building and moving is
the order Of the day. We are glad
to see the good work go on.
Dick Hall let his gun Off acct
IDENTIFY and killed his fine English
Setter for which he paid $40. 1t is
reported that Dick and the children
cried.
Geo. Spence our boss carpenter is
kept busily engaged. He has been
working a full force of hands fol-
some time.
Some Of our young gents were
fined $500 and trimmings last
Tuesday for not observing the rules
in the pugilestic line Of business.
Charley smith went to6lenWoou
| yesterday on business.
Wylie Childen and Miss Elkins
were united in the holy bonds o.
matrimony last Sunday. May all
their troubles be little ones.
Misses Belle and Nora Smitf
were visiting friends at NeedmorC
Friday and Saturday.
We scribe had the pleasure OF
last Saturday and Sunday of at
tending the protracted meeting al
Sponkens conducted by the Rev
French Rice. We were truly glaC
to see so much interest being man
i:ested and good accomplished
May the good work continue to g
on and in the language of Ky
poet-"May the Gray Pilgrim ant
Riders pathway ever be strewi
with flowers"
VIM. Triplett will visit Jane
Vinson for the next fifteen days.
JOKER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

HProf.n George Washington Wes-
ley, Evangelist" Is no longer with
as. He came here last Wednesday
and began series Of meetings at
the Baptist Church; but he depart
cd IN the middle Of the "series," In
the middle OF q sermon, and In the
middle Of the night. The trouble
was. too much Solomon business
for modern times. lie was chuck
Cd so full Of proverbs that it re-
qulred more than an hours sermon
at each meeting to cool his fervor
and bring relief TO his burdened
mind. After preaching over an
hour Sunday evening he aunounc-
cd that he would finish the sermon
on the following evening, but he
failed TO state where he would de-
liver II.
Wesley came here from Blaine,
where he held meetings. Reports
Of an unfavorable nature were qui-
city discussed almost from the
time OF his appearance In Louisa,
but nothing definite or reliable
came TO light until Sunday even
ling, when some letters were receiv-
cd exposing him. Wesley had
with him woman and small child,
which he claimed as his family,
Tho letters were from Summers
Co., West Virginia, and stated that
Wesley had left a wife and five
children there In destitute clrcum-
stances. They deaounce him as a
scoundrel and dead beat.
Wesley was imposing upon the
hospitality OF IL. 9. Sammons. Late
Sunday night Mr.. Summons learn
ed the truth and went at once to
the guilty pair and told them about
It. They got out Of bed and left
hurriedly and without denying the
accusation, requesting Mr.. Sam
mons TO forward their trunk to
Peach Orchard.
A letter received later from Rev,
w. +. Hank, a Baptist pastor al
Packs Ferry, w. Va, says that
Wesley went into their neighbor,
; hood at night and took away Miss
Forehand, a member Of the Blue
Sulphur Church. II IL she who
; wss with him here. lie was for
! merly a regularly ordained minis
ter, but fell from grace and was ex
PEELED from the church.
The attendance at his meetins
here had been large, and the out
come created quite sensation
Rev. S. +. Reynolds was Yer.
active 10 developing tho truth, ant
handed in a good article about th,
matter which we intended to pub
fish, but lack Of space prohibits.
/ This.occurrence should be n last
ing lesson for the people Of thi
section.
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Cash must go with orders when
YOU want fine WHISTLES at Spencels.
Floyd County.
PREsroNsBuRo.

PREsToNsBuRG.
John Murray left Sunday on the
steamer Frank preston for Cat
lettsburg.
Misses Agnes and Dora AuXler,
OF East Point, are the pleasant
guests Of Mrs. Maggie May.
Mrs. James Jones and Mrs. II. 5.
Booten have gone to Pikeville on q
few days visit.
Miss Ida Richmond gave q
party Friday night in honor Of the
lady visitors. II was "a swell affair
and was enjoy ed immensely by all,
Neil Davidson has gone to Mo. OF
Beaver on a visit.
Mrs. Judge Richmond is visiting
home folks at Laynesvllle.
David Cooley, Of Hueysville, Is
here on business.
II. q. Padgett returned from
Plkeville last night.
Hon. Ad Allen returned from
pleasure trip to Catlet.sburg Sat
urday. Adj was well pleased anC
said G. was ahead OF Prestonsburl
| in some respects.
Harry Cooley came in time TO
the party Friday, and Of course /
was success.
Tho Sewing Circle met at Mrs
Jimmie Jones Thursday and a
} usual the refreshments were dc
lightful ; and the Circle always look
forward to Thursday as a great day
Mayor Hopkins and Tom Brow
! Of Catlelissurg spent q few day
here last week.
Mrs. Minnie Martin gave a part
In honor Of her brother, who is hel
; ON visit from Iowa. There wei
, 80 couples aud II was the swe
: party of the season.
0SIscA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
Aged Woman Dead.

Mrs. O'Neal, mother OF W. d
o'Neal, ST., died at the latter'-
home at Busseyylllc, this county
last Saturday. Her death had been
expected FOR some time, as she wa
suffering from the debility Incl,
dent TO the extreme age to which
she had attained. She was ninety.
four years old and was doubtless
the oldest woman In the county
She was nota native, but came Z
this county several years ago from
OHIO with her son.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
Died Alone.

On Thursday evening Of last
week Horn Compton was found on
the street sick and was taken Ia
the Hotel brunswick and given q
bed. Nothing serious was expect
ed and he was left alone for the
night The next morning the port,
or went to his room and found him
dead in bed. He was seyeniy-siN
years old.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor
for a number OF years, and it has
always given me satisfaction. 1t Is
an excellent dressing, prevents the
hair from turning gray, insures it,
vigorous growth, and keeps the
scalp white and clean.'-Mary A
jackson, Salem, Mass.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
Cap Hatfield Wants a Job.

Cap Hatfield Wants a Job.
For several years the natives in
various localities in the mountains
Of Eastern Kentucky aud West
Virginia have lorclbly prevented
surveys Of certain large tracts Of
lands, compelling the surveyors OF
certain large tracts Of lands, COM
polling the surveyors TO get out of
the country. Most Of these natives
have bought aud paid for the land
but, hold defective titles, while 9TH
ers are doubtless only "squatters.h
This condition has been the source
OF much annoyance and a serious
impeachment to development. Over
in Mcdowell and Wyoming coun
ties, W. VA, a party OF surveyors
were chased away recently anc
Cap Hatfield (who needs no intro
duetlon to our readers telegrapht'
headquarters that for reasonable
lamount he will see that the line
will be run. The lands in contro
versy aud those embraced in tn
Lasher survey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

Layne Compton, an old man Nv
ing a few miles out in the county,
was badly injured Tuesday by be-
ing thrown from his wagon, Just
across the hill from this place. lie
was sitting in chair IN the wagon
and a sudden lurch throw him out
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

MIR. En-: Married, on last Tues
day, Mr.. Ratio Blaakenship TO Miss
Inez RatcllH, near this place. The
groom Is Of a highly respected fam
lly and Of moral character. The
bride beautiful young lady, loved
by all who know her. {.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16
land AND DWELLING FREE
To A Tobacco Grower of Ex-
perience.

wlll'furnish four acres OF new
ground and house rent both free to
any practical tobacco grower who
will grow a crop of tobacco. Re.
qulrements must be IA satisfactory
recommendation from some person
known to me to be engaged in the
raising or selling OF tobacco for the
Cincinnati or Louisville markets.
JAY ii. NoRTHuP.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

We have noticed number OF
boys under eighteen years OF age
smoking cigaretts. Where do they
goi theme 1t is a $50 fine to sell OF
give them to boys below that age
The next grand jury win do well
10 inyestIgate.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-16

The weather In this month has
just about paralyzed the prophets,
Hicks and Foster. Both confident
ly predicted very rough weather,
but we have had nothing but I'M
usually mild and pleasant days
Fruit trees have budded suili-
ciently to put them in danger II
even a moderately cold spell should
como.