The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-03-30

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celebrate?
w. Remmele viii handle artlfc- !
ial ice this year. Parties wanting h
viii please leave orders at store, or
stop wagon.
Mrs. Milroy Fuller died nine y
miles above Louisa Tuesday, Of !
consumption. She was a daughter g
Of Mr.. W. A. Dobbins.
The very latest styles are lnelud.
cd IN the line OF millinery on dis
play At Miss Ida McElrath's, over
Conley's jewelry store.
Tho pay train was up the road
Tuesday, but unfortunately there
arc 5ut comparatively few persons
IN It's visits Of late.
The cold wave Of this week
crowded the mercury down to all
most as low a point as Il reached
this wiutcr. Much fruit was Killed
by Il.
Miss ~ er Roar ma, been offer
ed a position a. teicber IN the Col
leslate Iuiilato at Pikeyille and
viii prof. ~ accept aud leave for
that place to-day
Correspondents will please get
their communications in not later
.han "Wednesday Of each week.
We are hardly ever able to get
them in whom they arrive later.
woare glad to see Capt. Monta.
que Ia his old place on the railroad
again Upon being called back to
duty he was highly compIlmented
BY the G. & o. Co. The road has
neyor had a more popular conduc.
tor.
We are IN receipt OF II handsome
Invitation TO the commencement
exercises OF Ohio Medical college
at Cincinnati on Thursday evening,
April jth. PC Layne isa mem.
ter Of the graduating class and |
ranks high.
5000 worth Of new job type and
material just added to the already
complete equipment Of the Bic
I SANDY NEWs. Yon can't make
money easier than 10 take the
trouble to inquire about our prices
II you want Job work.
Col, Nortnup mas lately received
more than -iX miles OF filing to be
used in the drainage Of low places
on his farm. ~ considerable
amount was pat doRn some time
Iagpand proved unsatisfactory as
TO lead TO It's very extensive use,
/ King Damron and Frank Fugitt
were taken before Judge Rice last
Friday for examination as to the
charges OF robbIng the wagons of
II. II. Gambill. They waived ex-
animation aud were sent 10 jail to
await The action OF the grand jury,
We were very sorry to learn OF
/ the financial embarrassment OF
Mr.. w. s. Chapman, Of Gallup. II
Is said, however, that his suspen.
$ sion OF business VIII be only tenn
! pofary, aud That nm early resump.
ton Is assured. lie Is a good busl-
, ness man aud his trouble was
caused by combination Of uniort-
q unate circumstances.
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Last Monday was the beginning
: Of the second month Of the LOUISE
! Normal school, and several new
pupils matrieulated. rheNchool i,
ia decided success and we hope I,
see Il grow into a permanent insti
@ tuition. Louisa Is indisputably /
IS good point for regular higl
e school, and we think there will NJ
longer be any trouble about cheaI
boarding.
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II Col. Northup has planted abou
II 800 peach trees this season on tn
hilisidcs Of some Of his land abov,
here, For the purpose of testini
9 he has planted them on exposure
N at all points Of the compass. u
n viii continue to pl9pttre two o
IN three seasons and expects TO PIT
out, a total Of i0O0o. In the wa
Of small fruits he has an acre {
T.. strawberries auda good many lasl
I'd berries.
= We find the following very con
~ pllmentary notice Of Mr.. X.
ny. =, - ~ p.t.....tI. Af...tts..