The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-10-05

bacco will get nipped by the frost,
A NEW ambulance system will be in
augurated at the city hospital, Louis
Vile
ABE PATTERSON post, G. A, r., of AL
legheny, Pa, objects to the dedication
of the confederate monument in Louis
vile during the C. A. r. encampment
next year, Its members say they will
not attend the encampment on account
of il, and Others are called upon to
take the same action.
NEARLY $500, 600 of the $780, 900 which
has 10 be in the state treasury for the
school fund by October l has been paid
in, and If the sheriffs are prompt in
their payments the amount will be
raised without any trouble
S. I. RYLEY, owner and driver Of
Jewell, the winner OF the 2:l4 pace at
indianapolis, was painfully kicked by
a runaway horse at the fair grounds at
Nicholasville.
AT Murray, Galloway county, twenty
miles south of Paducah, Maj. Gardner,
colored, killed Tom Kane, a l6-year-
old white boy, with keg of water, by
striking him on the head and fractur-
ing his skull.
DR.. COLEMAN c. Christopher, one Of
the leading physicians of Madison
county, is dead. He was buried by the
odd-fellows of Madison county.
JAMES HUFFMAN, who was badly
gored by Jersey bull at Lagrange,
died from the effects of his wounds
next morning. The deceased was
prominent in county affairs and pop
ular man. He served four years in
the confederate army, in the regiment
commanded by Col. Breckenridge.
AT Danville James Shropshire, col
ored, was awarded judgment for ST..
900 against the Cincinnati Southern
railroad for injuries received while Q
passenger.
ONE Of the most remarkable revivals
which has been held in Kentucky is
now in progress at the New Spring
Methodist church in Lee county. II
commenced more than year ago, and
has continued ever since, and the in
terest, instead of abating, has spread
to the adjoining neighborhoods. At
the head of Bear creek, some distance
away, new church has been organized
as result of the protracted meeting,
and a commodious house Of worship
will be erected. One man has donated
the ground for the building, another
has given the lumber, and number Of
others have pledged themselves TO see
to the paying of the cost of construc-
ton.
A TELEaRAM was received at the ses-
sion of the Louisville Annual Metho-
dist Conference, at owensboro, an
nouncing the death of Rev Thomas
Bottomly, at Hopkinsville, the oldest
member of the conference. lie was In
his ninety-fifth year, and had spent
seventy years in the ministry, most of
which was spent in Southern Ken
lucky. The meeting was turned into
a memorial one, and Bishop Duncan
and others delivered eulogies The
scene was so affecting that strong men
wept as little children and the church
was scene of tears and heartfelt sor-
row. There were affecting scenes at
other meetings throughout the city.
A. NJ. LANG, one of the wealthiest
and best known citizens of Lewis conn.
~ has heen mvsteriouslv missing
from his home for the mast several
DAYS. He took his departure while his
family was absent and left n note stat.
inc that he would never return Mr.
Lang was an extensive noultrv dealer
and a prominent member Of the q a. r.
and Odd Fellows. His strange action
can not he accounted for
Ar McKinncv Cora tho a-vear-old
daughter Of George Reynolds was
nlaving about a fire. that had been Lin.
dled near the house bv the wasber.
woman. when her clothing ipnited and
she was soon enyeloped in flames burn.
ing her so badly that She died n few
hours later in great agony
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per mound since the war common v,
and The nrosnects are that IL vviil :,
very much higher. One firm at Pike
Vile, realizing that an advance was il
prospect. has accumulated a larg,
quantity of the stuff.
AnE NJ. RosESFELp, clothing mer
chant of Bowling Green, has made an
assignment for the benefit of his credi
tors. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000
JUDGE JESSE C. GILBERT, of Paducah
died at Longview, Tex, where he hat
gone on legal business. lie had servet
in both houses of the general assembl,
and was one Of the pioneer lawyers o
the Jackson Purchase.
As tribute from the Knights o
Honor of the United States to tn,