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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

Mrs. WfSsLow's SooTIIISG SYRUP has been psca
for over Nifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue.
cess. ltsoothes the child, soilens tho gums, al.
lays nll pain. cures wind collie. and Is the bc,.
remedy i9r Dlafih@a. II will relieve the poor
littlo sufferer Immediately. Sold by drurriyt,
In every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. Do sure and nsk for "M,s. WipsIow's
Soothing syrup" aud take no other kind.
sss alss. Nwy1v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

Fourth mud Last Did Winter Excursion to
Washington, ID. c., md Baltimore via u.
o. Thursday, April 8, 1894.
Round trip SO, Tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at l 40 and 1850
a. m, 200 and 5:35 p. IN. Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:35 D.
IN. train.
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LANCASTER, Pa, April S.-A spark
from n locomotive on tho Lancaster &
bennington railroad SGT fire to the
Welsh mountains near Bareville, last
night. The flames spread rapidly, aud
by morning several hundred acrea OF
timber.were destroyed. The fire burned
itself out having spread TO c!earings in
all directions. All attempts made to
stay its progress were futile. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

MAcKlSAw CRY, Men, April S.-Tho
steam barge, William II. Barnum, laden
with 5000 bushel OF corn, struck an
iceberg aud foundercd about six miles
from Mackinaw City. Her masts can DO
seen above water. The crew -wcse; res.
cued by the tug Crusader. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
Report OF tho West Virginia Weather Ser.
vice For the Week Ending March 81.
U. S. DErT. OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU. :


U. S. DEpr. OF AGRICULTURE, I
WEATHER BUnEAU.
PAnKERsDUEG, ". Va. April 2.
The month OF March, 1891, will long
be remembered as remarkable ono in
many.respects, more especially because
OF the fact that both the highest and
lowest temperatures on record occurred.
Up to and including the oath the con-
ditions were markedly in favor Of the
growth OF all forms OF vegetation and
farming operations were pushed accord.
ingly. Temperatures from tho first OF
the month to tho date mentioned were
above the normal.
At Parkersburs the temperature
reached Sc degrees on the Goth. This
abnormal state OF temperature was fol-
lowed on the 18th by conditions dccid-
edly the reverse. and from that date to
including the Both temperatures were
below tho normal, verylow temperatures
occurring on the 10Th, eth and 2Sth,
the unusual temperature flor March) Of
IL degrees occurring on the 9th. These
low temperatures were accompanied by
hard freeze on the morning OF the
10th, boar frost on the 27th and a kill
ing frost on the 18th and proved very
destructive to all forms OF vegetation,
in many instances being aim ost fatal rs
far US future crop was concerned.
Tho amount Of precipitation was, us n
rule. below the normal, the last week
showing slight increase to above. The
percentage OF sunshine was about av.
craze.
CEREALS AND GRAssEs-Owing to tho
rather open winter wheat was not MS
well protected by snow rs generally, but
some is up and looking fairly well.
Clover and grass had started nicely but
much damage was done by tho freeze
and frosts. Some wheat and oats were
also frozen. In some localities tho fall
OF snow that accompanied the freeze
protected the wheat TO very great OK.
tent Oats not all planted, but some is
up. Some rye sown.
= Observation-Disclosures truck was do.
ing nicely until tho Goth. Early planted
potatoes and onions were badly injured
by the cold and gardens generally will be
affected.
FEulr.-Up to the ,24th the prospect
Tor good crop was very encouraging.
From all sections comes the iniorma.
ton that immense damage was done by
the severe cold. Apples, pears, peaches,
apricots, plums, cherries. ounces and
grapes were all injured to u moro or
less extent. In some districts many OF
the fruits mentioned were killed out.
right, especially peaches, cherries and
early apples.
FARMING OPERATIONS Flowing and
preparing ground for corn well along
but was retarded somewhat by the rec
ent cold snap owing 10 the fact that the
ground was frozen.
II. W. RICHARDSON.
Observer. Weather Bureau, Director.
NorE: The conditions enumerated in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

"Was there no one to sympathize
with the Door wretch who was being
lynched 2" II believe a voice did call
out and tell him his necktio was up be.
u
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ppIrllalllIl.

Oil CRY, PA. April 3.-0pcncd and lowest
SelSc; highest mud closed Sc; sales 5000 barrcls
shipments ll6,Si7 barrels; runs 2.j0J barrels.
NEW HoRS. April 3-PetrolctIm ll-mes aud no
sales; closed for April options S..aasc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

Wool.

New York April G.-Plg iron dnl! at sla
u 70. Copper quiet: lake gl1c. Lead quiet;
domestic Is ~. Til ilrmcr; straits Sly %.
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Cotton.

New YORK. April 3.-wool slow; domestic
fleece l9a?ici pulled e0a2Gc: Texas l0alJc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Nuts-IIickory nuts. 81 90 per bushcl.
Il Roots Gnd B1rts-GInscng. dry, per b.. In do.
mand. S! 5Dat -: saisairls bark, per b.. 2Sa3.:
sassatras oil. per IL, lOajoc; May apple root, per
h., li5a2c: yellow root golden scalj. per h.. III
per 10. free OF Top. Sjui6c; West Virginia snake
root, per b.. 25anc; piue ROOT, por d. iinc, 3Ja
&c: elm bark, per b.. lac
Bsdns-Prlme new hand .pickcd, medium, 81 S0a
S.: prime new hand-pickcd, navy. 81 S.
HOol--Finc washed lSa20c: &c or for TN.
washed; medium unwashcd Ice; medium
washed aoaalc.
liOEey-ln the comb, per h., 15al6c.
RagS-Countrv mixed lSalc nsr 10.
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pei,, Lack. & wcst,Gi 1871 l'nul e Omaha. in1s
pcn, & H. q. prrr,l Rlkl DO preferred ,,,,,,lli
Dist 4 Ctitlc Feed ~. Sugdr Refinery. .... Mi
Eflc."..a........,,.. lIR4fcnn L'nal 4 lron. ~.
do prtiernil ,.., STlelTpxnI laciHr...., ~
Illinois Cpniriil.... plE'TOl Il o. Con pr,L ~
KausnSk 1cK prrf. .l,Lltinlon raul,lr,,,,,-, gi,.
Lake ErG & WuiI.. l6l4IU. u Ekprrs,....,.,., &!
do preictrcl... GS 'IW.. 81. L. & P.,,,,.,, ~
Lake Fundamentally do pretorrch.,... i6lS
Lead rrilSt,,..,a..., IilElWnilS Fargo Ex,,,,,t2!
Louisville & SNtli,. hlliIwodcfn Union ,.... Sii
Michigan CSntnIl... gSIIWhnellug q !. L.. 1851
Missouri Pacific e, ALL do ptalOrTeI 49,, 49,,
Nashville & Chat. - iGCneral Electric, AZ
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RAILROADS,
M Wv Pennsylvania Stations.
|VIEGnn5ylvdnid LINES.


TIcxEr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION os
WATER ST.. Fo1r oy ELEVENTH ST., WIfEgLISo,
At il0LURE HOUSE. WESELlSa, AND AT THE
PEsSByLvASIA STATION. 2IIodrFoHT
Gn1.1lIrsrar Srsrr.f-.np Pm u.s.nI, 4. pnr.r1.
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Tropical FrTiis-Lemons, $. OJro 50 per box:
bananas. s. 0oae W per bunch; Florida oranges.
s. 7ia3 %. MS 10 size. California nayNls s. 25a2 49,
California seedling orange. s. 22jaa 80 per box.
bushcl: medium 50aCOc per busIiel: onions. zoe
per bushcl; per barrel, 81 IS; sweet potatoes.
Jerseys. So Is per barrel. New Florida cabbage.
81 6Sal - per cfatc. New Charleston - 90 per
crate. I;hubarb, &c perdOzen. onion sets. s. 20
bushcl.
,ADpa-Faucy apples. So &c per barrel; me.
diuG 81 O0 per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.

( Time Table No 10. to take otrec. l.:ll a. IN,
Sunday. November 10 1891
Leave wheclins-ts:oo 1855. all:io a m, taa:e.o,
e3:l5 ti::D. 300 p m. E'.1r -
Leave peniusula-tS:05, 1851. sll:I5 a IN, &c
e3:2l, ti:3G. tJ:0G p. IN. ~ go
Leave Martins ferry--ts:1o, 1857, sll:5, n. m,
t2;3tt e3:T. ti:i2. s9:l2.
Arrive Terminal Junction tI0:Uj, ;ll:5J
a M, t!.::S. Sj:3!. fi:iJ. S9:lS p. nj. +
Leave Terminal Juncti0n-tI:oo1. 1000, a M,
Sls:io. H.. IN, $500. ti:oj t5:li. S.ij p, IN. ~
si:0j fi:lO. t5:i9. ts:J5 p. m. fs3ei a :
Leave pen!nsula-f!:si. i9:liGm, "l2:5i, ii:lI.
I Arrive Wheciing-t.:iO, 900 a. M, eio::5II,
ii:,7. tt:?j, tJ:Sl, t9:0j p. m. Il l.. 80
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. ssundays only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time : -
1af=r5s5fs'lE J.E TAUSSIG. Superintendent.
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CIscLsgArl, O.. April a.-co,ton dull; mid.
ding 75sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
FINANCE AND r,:apE.
The Feature, OF the Money ana Stoc
-a.H r.| 1Tnrlkpta

Ahe Hea'utes OF tho ahoney ana Stock
Markets..
New YoRE, April 3.-Moucv on call easy at
l per cent; last loan md closed per cent
Prime mercantile paper Sa5's per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but tirmer at 81 S55IIai So Silver
certificates GI1Ic. Total sales were To- COO shares
The movement Of the stock market to-day was
not interesting TO the street ut large. The spec.
nlation was spIriilc.s aud was largely confined to
the room traders who worked with less concert
OF action than usual. The market was OF that
hating, hcsltating character which often pre-
ceues decided movement In the direction Of
lower prices. Tho grangers made fractional
gain during the morning. but saggcd on in tho
afternoon. closing at decline OF hn13ss pcr cent
tIhete was some covering OF short. IN Reading.
The industrials were comparatively neglected
aud moved irtcsuarly. In the final dealings
the market was improved In tone mud closed
generally firm. Computing tho closing figures
with the close of yesterday as many stocks are
10 be found below the line as above II.
Railrold bonds were strong all dav.
Government and state bOnds firm |Hl- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

GESrLEMIS:-I am subject to periodi.
cal attacks OF sick headache Of tho worst
possible type and commenced taking
krause,s Headache Capsules last sum-
mer. They euro it in every instance.
and since that ,imo am enjoying
splendid health aud have gained ten
pounds in weight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
II, W. RICHARDSON.

Observer. Weather Bureau, Director.
NorE: The conditions enumerated in
the foregoing bulletin were compiled
from reports received from 100 cores
pondents, representing territory COW
ering fourty.four counties, the ten coun.
ties being in mountainous districts.
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Yours very truly,

Yours very truly,
FIN. DANIELS,
Corwish, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 35i ~
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On md after Mondny. December 81 Passenger
Trains will run US follows: eDnily. tDally Es-
cent Sunday. Central time. "a sS5gg,
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Y. S IS reg National orlagc o21ss
y. 5. IS coup...... ..ll15I Nat Cord prcft... II
y. 5. Is reg.........ll31stNe Now Jersey Cent Lily
Y. SIS eoupon...ll31s Norfolk L Westp'd %
y. S,aH reg ......... % Northern Paciiic. m 5S
Pacific Us OF %. ..lD!15 do prcierrcd.... 2lsss
Atchison Ii Northwestern. 1857
Adams Express ....l5l do prcierrcd- .....,lia :
American Express-llJ New YORK Central. lOI
Baltlmore& Ohio. IS y. T.S New Eng. =. lIss
Canada Southern. 5lAlorcson Improye't. Ii :
Central Paclilc....... Isl Oregon Nav.-.....,, 81
Chesapeake & Ohio 10y Pacific Mail....,, 1Gi,
Chicago & At0n....l;0 iPittsbursh-.. ...... l5l :
Chi. Bur & Quincy Sl5 Reading ............... 2lt
chicago Gas. .........- GIis Richmond TERM. N
y, g; 4 st. L,.- S9I4 do pretcr.ed-..... 10
Col. Coal & lron...... Is iRock Island -...,, 20
Cotton oil CcrlitIc 81 st. Paul....... ...., 6ik
DeI. x l39t%l DO prefe.rcd-.....l2O
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
M. s. Conference.

The appointments OF interest TO
our readers made hy the Confer
cncc Of the NJ 4. Church At Louis
VILE are as follows
AsmANn DISTRICT.
tu. J lIamoy, Presiding Elders
Ashland L, l.. shepard
Catlettshurg n ". liarrup
Coalton-r. IL. Corey
East Point-lo he Supplied
Flat Gap-lo be supplied
Flat Moods. l.. sturgcll
Flcmiug-Jasrer Fields
Greouup-,lohu Cheap
Louisa-Wm. Jones
Marysyille-N. q. Grizzle
Olive llll-Iosiah cline
raintsyille-W, Il. Hunt
Pikcville-W, II. Eyins
Salycrsyille-J, r. llowes
Shelhy-'l'o be supplied
Tollsboro-T. Il. Stratton
Tygart-A, l.. Williams
Vanccburg-L. 7. Hanks
Rcv.J 5. Cox issent 10 Bowling
Green,a good appointment. Rev,
u, z. Holt is returned to Maysyille.
This will BE- his third year there
and the fact is highly complimea-
tiry TO him. G. W. sutton, pastor
at Ashland hast year, COOS 10 Now.
port to illl the pulpit occupied so
long by Rev. G, H. Williamson
T. j, Anthony is appointed to West
Covington W, b, Snead is return.
ed to tlardiusburg, where he has
given the highest satisfaction.
Rev. Jones, who comes TO louisa,
was ut Huntsville last ynar
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

We are having an excellent
school at this place under The SUI
peryisiou Of Jay A. l'rashcr.
Farmers ne making prepare
tions for cutting a heavy crop Of
corn,
Sorghum making isall the 90.
The marriage fever is running
high Mt Ncweomh, adjoining neigh-
borhood There have been two
weddings in the last few days, with
prospects for more. Hope that the
"tidal wayen may reach our COM
munity aud much good be done in
the name Of the Lord,
The Literary, organized by Jay
o'Daniel and jay "A. Frashcr sex
ceeding the expectations OF It's
most sanguine admirers, being one
Of the best in the county.
a broom factory has been estab-
lished near here by Bailey Bros.
which is doing fine work, There
have been several brooms manu-
laetured, with material for about
four thousand more.
HAWK AND HAMMER,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
Highest of all in Leaverang roweLaest U Govt Report
RN!a!a!I! RR skassE
ABSOAUTEEY PURE

VILE are here visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Williamson and wife of Eas'
Point, IS tho guest Of Mrs. J. W
Layne.
Mona Connolly, of Pikeville,
passed through here Sunday on
her way to oxford, Ohio, where she
will attend college.
w. II. Laync mado a flying trip
to Paintsville Sunday.
DIR. John Gardner, of Johns
creek, was here Monday.
Lucy Burchett, OF Johns creek, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Judge
Richmond.
David Cooley, OF Hueysville,
spent a few days here this week on
business.
Frank Scott, Of Catlettsburg,
came here Friday on business.
Mrs. w. IL. Bnyington is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Sarah Huffman, OF Pike
vile, is visiting Mrs. +. A. Hop
kins.
nNr,er,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
A Plain Uuvarnished Tale.

a man went into u store in n
neighboring town and asked If he
could rest four or five hours. The
proprietor, who had just found a
nest of newborn mice in the coffee
grinder, told him he could, aud
then asked him why he didn't go
to the hotel. Tho man replied; 81
am suffering from nervous prostra-
ton, and the doctor smd to get a
quiet place to rest, and | sec you
don't advertise. knew that
couldn't find quictcr place" And
with that he settled back in his
chair and watched the swallows
build nest in the cheese case
Lynchburg (Pa,) Advance.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
A DEMOCRATIC DAY.
Significant Opening Of the
Fall Campaign.

Echoes from last Monday will be
plainly heard in every corner OF
old Lawrence for weeks and
months 10 come. No buster was
INDUCED in, but it was n very no.
ticoable and significant fact that
all Of the sixteen precincts OF our
county were substantially repre-
sented The announcement that
Gen. W. ] lIendrics would speak
was the magnet which drew the
crowd together.
The larg court room was filed
wifi people before the appointed
time for the speaking. Standing
room was soon in demand and by
the time Gen. liendrick was pre-
scented the room was much crowd
ed. An unusual number Of ladies'
graccd the occasion with their
presence and nowers.
The audience expected much Of
The speaker; and Of course he
mot all expectations, as he always
docs lie held the complete az.
tcntion u bis intelligent hearers
for an hour and twenty minutes,
leaving them eager for more. lie
hit The point in every sentence SO
clcnrly that none could fail to see
or mistake t. He was so candid
that Republicans could not but APP
preciate his fairness. The frequent
and hearty applause told how the
speech was received, but not more
strongly than the expressions yet
being made ON every hand. He
closed with a beautiful tribute to
the feminine portion OF his audi
enco and a telling sketch Of Hon.
lgolla X Hart who has been his
friend and associate since boyhood.
Con. llendrick will always re-
eeiye a warm welcome and good
audience here, aud the vote Of
Lawrence county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
Highly tIonOrc q.

Rev. e. IL. Williamson received
and accepted an offer OF assign
mcnt TO FIRMLY Church, st. Louis,
and has transferred to the Missou-
vi conference. This is considcra-
bile promotion over the high station
he has occupied for four years, aud
was won by the eminent ability
displayed at Newport aud The
amount Of good accomplished
thorc. His friends and relatives al
this place rejoice over tho matter,
but very much regret to see him
and his family removed further
nom us.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
Teachers Association.

The Teachers Association Of the
first Eiagisterlal district IN Law.
renee county wds h ED ia the Lou
isa public school building satur.
day, sept Is, 1891
ofthc thirteen teachers in this
district twelve were present one
being unable TO attend on account
Of sickness 10 his family
Vice President L. S. q. AndeI
SON prcsidedwith dignity
The spirit manifested by the
teachers of the association shows
that they are determined to pre-
pare themselves for moro effective
work in the future, aud TO elevate
the profession 10 which they b.
long by treating one another as
brothers and sisters. That spirit
known rs "cold water spirit in
such gatherings, was conspicuous
for its absence in this meeting.
Friendship and harmony predomi-
mated.
The subjects, How improve my
school, How teachers obtain
schools, Primary work, and How
togiyc Moral Lessons were discuss
cd at lcngth and with profit by the
teaehers
The juvenile portion Of the pro
gram rendered hy Carrie Snyder
Ilildegarde Rofe, Leila Snyder
and Jean Mcclure was good ahd
well received. Many compliments
were passed upon their rceitauong.
Our association was decided
success.
The teachers Of this district win
hold another association this year.
" ny not maze q general assOcia-
ton after all district associations
have been held? Lot MS hear from
other district on this subject.
Tho following resolution was
adopted Resolved, That we, the
teachers q this association, pledge
ourselves u do an in our power to.
elevate any teacher who mas prove
himself worthy and that we Will
refrain from speaking Of the de-
merits Of any teacher who may be
our opponent ia securing a school.
Ina BnIuPs, See.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

For lame back orfor pain in the side
or chest try saluraling n piece of aannel
with Chamberain's Pain Balm and
binding IL into the elected parts, TIL;
treatment will curc an ordinary cas-
case in one or two days. Pain Balm also
cures rhcumatism.i 80 cent hotties for sale
by a NJ. ilughes, Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Frank Wallace, Jr., has resigned
the position of operator aud agent
at Buchanan TO accept similar
one at Kilgore, Ky, at increased
wages. Frank Is u straightforward,
honorable young man OF good bus
ness ability and will succeed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
Resolutions Of the Martin Co.
Teachers Institute.


Resolutions Of the Martin Co.
Teachers Institute,
Resolved. That wo highly appre.
ciate tho system Of the institutes
in the rural counties, adopted by
The Legislature; and that wc IN
sist that this institution he more
highly respected aud huuorpd.
That the teachers Of the Go. OF
MarttH are highly pica,od with,
and approve Of the wise selection
Of our Go. Supt, in procuring Tor
rs Prof. Nj. clam, Of Lawrence
county 10 conduct our institute,
whom We believe to be one OF the
ablest Instructors in Eastern ky.
That VIZ tender our greatest re-.
spccts and most sincere Thanks 10
our instructor FOR the power aud
great ability he has manifested in
conducting our institute; for we
hclicvc through his power and
ability that our institute has bcon
Interesting, entertaining and in.
strueiiVc TO an; and. that il has
been o. The greatest success.
That the Institute tender It's
thank 10 our Scey, Mr. &c. jus.
lice, FOR the very proficient manner
aud ability which be has manifest.
I'd IN performing the duties as Sec
Rotary.
That the Institute highly appre-
ciatc the many visiters who have
been present at both tie day and
night sessions and that they are
rendered our greatest thanks for
their close attention and good con.
duet.
That We advise the state Lcgis-
Iatnro TO adopt q compulsory sys-
tom Of education in tins state.
II. c. WARD,
H. H. HAZE,
j T.. MAYNARD,
Committee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

John Murphy shot VIII and
Ham stephens, at Centerville, w.
Va, last week and the latter is dan
gcrously hurt. lie claims that il
was done in self defense. Former
trouble caused the shooting,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Some Arabian pcddlcrs were ut
tackled by several boys ON Little
Blaine recently and ono OF the ped
dlers was so badly wounded that it
is said he has since died. The boys
We're at first only teasing the ped
oilers, but the fun soon merged into
n row.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Mr.. Turner, representing a Lou
isville Tobacco Warehouse, is in
this vicinity, and gives the growers
much encouragement rs 10 the
prospects for the future Of this see
ton In tobacco rnisinp.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

1t is reported that the Democrat
ic Committee has decided that Hon.
W. W. Marcum is entitled to the
Democratic nomination for Crimi-
nal Judge in Wayne county, w.
Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Jennings Wilkinson, a Hunting.
ton attorney, was arrested at Mays
vile upon charge Of embezzling
$500 collected for a client at More
head. The statues of West Virgil
mia, however, allow six months for
the payment of the money and he
was released.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
sIERIFF's BOND FILLED
Nov For Your 1894 Taxes

Now For Your 1894 Taxes.
SherilI \. j. Wilson on last Mon
dan filled The deficiency in his
bond ana he and his deputies aie
now busy collecting. Owing TO the
amount Of time lost they cannot
cali a. often rs usual for the taxes,
aud prompt payment Is expected.
The collecting deputies are Jas,
Preston, David Moore, J. L.
Vaughan and Elem WcbB. Mr.
Jas. W. shannon did not take any
Of the 1884 work.
Before completing the bond last
Monday MIR. Wilson paid over ID
thc Treasurer and Auditor about
4I,Oo0,on the 1891 taxes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Il looks like business to see the
large number OF men husiling down
at the government works. a nice
sum Of money Is worked out there
every day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

a dispatch from Williamson, w.
Va, states that party of Kentucky
toughs raided the town and fired
promiSeuously into the houses,
wounding many persons, n. & W.
Detective w. =. Bcvins with pos
Sc chased them out of the state, but
succeeded in capturing only two Of
the offenders.