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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-30

THERE is miniature Indian corn
grown in Brazil The cHrs ARE not
larger than little finger aud the
grains are the size Of mustard soels
PRoF T. Y. Corg disapproycs. OF the
practice pursued 10y dealers in putting
oysters in frVsh water To iattcn them.
lio says they simply swell mp by endos-
mosis
TINS internal revenue estimate IS
that there rrc lO,oooooO packs OF
cards in stock in this country. Uncle
sans income from thcm wilt be ST.
0oo.0oo
Tnk emperor of Germany IS again
suffering irum the trouble To his ear,
caused BY n wart which IS growing be.
tween the tympanpm and tie cartilage
Of the ear.
A pIsRAsE OF an unknown nature has
attacked tho vineyards In Tire island Of
Creto Tho icayesof the vines affected
shrivol up and the bunchts Of grapes
dry up ina few days
DUmSo tho year ending June 80,
1885,, Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Maxwell, called the Hoadsman tor
short, appointed 9a,ic7 democrat,
fourth-class postmastcrs.
A nEodAR who died a few weeks
ago in Auxerre, France, was found q
havo million fianoa IN lanas ia q
trunk. and in his cellar 400 bottles Of
| wilma az thu vfutage 81 flQl
IN Washington tho other day two
policemen were RGcd twenty dollar,
each BY tho commissioners for gois
into bakery while on duty and each
drinking cup Of coffee.
TmE German town OF Orb. in ,hi
Spessart mountains, with $500 inhabit
ants, has no taxes except dog tax. al
expenses being betrayed ~ the pro
ceods OF pshlia saline baths, torosti
and fund If SGO0G0O,
! THE stock ~ wines, spirits etc lai,
IN for the trip To England and back OF
ono OF the largest 1tlantle liners .
s,50O bottlcrs of Ync, and spirits
1000 bottles 81 ale atd porter aud 600.
bottles OF mineral Fatcrs.
TnH metal out which the 'srdal
boll' OF Moscow Is made is worth 500,
900 at current market rates The bel
is nearly twenty feet high, AMI has {
circumference Of sixty feet.
IT is proposed to hold ia Amsterdam
during she rnonihsof Nay 70 November
1895, IN International exhibition o
everything relating 70 hotels and tray
slinr arraurcments reucral.r
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Commissioners Sac.

-
Robt. Howe DC.
agaiust
l.. X. Ninson.
By virtue ola Judgment and nr-
der Of sale Of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered al Angus. term
thereof, 1894, in the above styled
cause, ;he undersigned will 90
Monday December II, 1891, at the
court house door in Louisa, Law
renee Co. Kyo (being county
court day proceed to expose to sale
to the highest bidde. the following
described property situated in
Lawrence Co, Ky (or a sufficient
amount thereof, to produce the
sum of Sl96.46 with interest from.
May LIST, 1892, and Sl0.50 costs
$57 90 with interest from Sept. 20,
1892, and $40 80 costs; Sll392 with
interest from September 6, 1892,
and $I050 costs Sl26.75 with in
ierest from Sept 10, 1892, and
$l050 costs $4,000 with Interest
frsm Nov II, 1890 and also costs
herein.
A tract of land containing about
three hundred acres on the waters
OF Jonathan creek and Roe Fork,
particularly described in deeh
from +. NJ. Vinson to J.. yinson
recorded in deed book 4. page $50
Of Lawrence County Clerks Office,
and in the deed NJ l.. SinsDn and
wife to +, NJ. Vim on recorded in
deed book Y, page SSG, Lawrence
County CLERKS Office Excepting
the minerals under this bud, and u
school house siient the forks of the
creek, or a sufficient par; thereof 70
produce plaintiiis debts, interests
and costs, including cost n sale.
TERMS; -Sals Viii be made up
ON q credit Of s aud 10 monthf,
the purchaser executing bond with
good personal security 70 b. ape
proved by the commissioner. pay.
abloto plaintiffs ond as further SO.
curlly lien is retained on The
property 70 sold, until paid,
IL. Q SULLIVAN. Special Con,
AZ A. Al
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500 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleas
j iol,arn thai u IRE II at least one dread
cd disease that 5. ience has been able to
cure In all its stages aud that is Catarrh,
Halls Catarrh Cure i the only positive
cure now knownto the medical irlter-
pity. Catarrh bing constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internsly,
hereby distroyin te i,unIltion OF the
disease, and givca the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature il dtcing it, work Tic
roprietors haYe 81 much taiTn in y
uruyc powHs, 'l'I they offer On
Hundred Dollars f'r any case that
fails to cure. sead for list of 1est'n
mails. Address, f. }. CHENEY &
90. Tol do, 0.
sold by !J'iggi 15c
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CARS FORK.

V. B. Shortriige and Mr.. Garter,
Of East Fork, made dashing trip
through our vicinity Monday en-
route for LopisA.
]. W. Elkins and Charley Simp'
son were milling at Louisa Mon.
day.
The gentleman that we're hunt
ng and sporting on Cat have re
turned to their home at Catletis.
burg.
VIM, yanhpu and wife haye re
urned from Greenup, where he
had bought a farm He sold back
to the same man FIR a net profit o
1925.
Thomas Bro ks, Of Ohio, was en-
Toying the hospitality OF relatives
and friends on. day last week OF
Cat.
John Wood. i, hauling whea
and delivering fur for Bucl
| Woods.
Mrs. Jones N de 4 flying trip {,
Poorhouse branch one dsy las
week.
James Ca ey, Ray Jones ant
Jesse Hall all -ert to Newcomb t
the literary ,ciety. Only fy
miles in the dsfk md mad. Mus
| bdsomethipg Use.
| Warren Hal and Thomas Brook
made a flying trip to Rich knob VI
visit to James X. Brooks.
EARIH RISER.
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Harper's Bazaar
In 1895

Elegant and exclusive designs for Out
door aud In door Toileties, drawn from
Worth models By Sandoz anl Chapni',
are an important feature. These appear
every week. accompanied by minute de-
scriptiuns and details. Our Paris Letter,
by Katharine lie Forest, is a we kly
transeri,. Of the latest styles and ca
prices in the mode. Under the head Of
New York Fashions, plain disectionsand
full particulars are given as to shape,
fabrics, trimmings and accessories OF the
costumes Of well dressed y omen. Chit
dren's Clothing receives practical atten.
ton. A iortnightly Pattern sheet sap
plement ena iles readers to ca. AID inske
their own gowns. The women WHO take'
Harper's Bazaar Is prepared for every o.
casion ia III ceremonies or informal
where beautifuldress Is requisite.
| American Serial, Doctur Wlrriek
Daughters. by Rebeeca Harding Davis, q
strong novel Of Americln life, partly 10
the far South, will occdpy the last ball
Of the year.
My Lady Nobody, an Intensely exrit'
| ing novel, by Maarten Martens. author
OF "God S Fool 1.-The Greater Glory,
etc, will begin the year.
Essays aud Social Chats To thi'
department Spectator will contribute
I bercharming papers on what We ar'
Doing"ln New York society
Answers to Correspondents. Question
receive the personal attention of he cd
itor, and are Answered at the ear.'es
! possible date after their receipt.
Scnd for illustrated Prospectus.
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Harper's Magazine
In 1895


The Simpletons. new novel by rhom-
as Hardy, will be begun in. the Deeem-
her Number, 1894. and contlnuedto Nov.
1925. Whoever may be ones favorite
among English povellsts, it Twill be con-
cedel by all critics that Thomas Hardy
stands foremost as master artist IN fig.
ton, and The Slmpletons may be expected
to arouse enthusla IN not inferior IN de.
gree to that which has marked rrilby-
the most successful story Of the year
Another leadlng feature will be the Fer
snnal Recollertions OF Joan Of Arc. by
the Sieur Lonis de Conte, Her Page and
Secretary, under which guise the most
popular Of living American magazine
writers will presentthe story of the maid
Of Orleans In the January Number
will appear proiusely illustrated papei
| on Char eston and the Carollnas, the tirsl
OF a seriesoi Southern Papers.
Northern Africa is attracting mort
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ume OF Ilarper's Magazine will contain
four illustrated articles on this region, snS
three of them will depict the present lii'
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picliug typical phases OF Chinese Lit
aud Manners. Besides the long stories
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A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

d. W. Fsllst Of Csnsjohuie, N. Y.
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings New
Discover in the house m a his fami y hs
,lways found The very best results follow IL
use; that he would not be without i, II pro.
ennbls. C. A. DykemAn niusglsl, CT,
tnl, N. ". says iha; Dr.. Kings N-w Dis
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d., that htl, used Il 10 his fam y 'oi slell
Year. .and Il has never "a ID 20 do al That Il
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DETECTIVES

Wanted IN every county to act in the Sc
cret Service under Instructions from
Capt. Grammar, ex-Chief Detective OF
Cincinnati. Experience not necessary.
Established II years. Particulars fire.
Address Grammar Detective Bureau.
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Some stylish hair pins just re-
celved at Cenley's jewelry store
are being used as %eaders" and
are offered at bargain prices.
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DR.. Prices i,eau7 siering Powder
Worlds Fair slightest Award.

4 Maryland girl swallowed a
hunk Of chewing gum. L lodged
in her vermiform appendix, and
the attempt 10 remove il killed her.
What the girls now cali for is gum
OF the neutrality-suspicious. appendix
sort, and is found only at hughes
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C. b. RYAN,

Assn Gcn Passenger Ag,t,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-05
Stranord.

The funeral of Mrs. David Patterson oil
Pompa was attended Sunday by Rev. H
Cummings and her remains were brought
to STAFFORD for burial.
c. F. Avery and Rollie Morrill, were at
South Royalton, Saturday.
ID. G. Hyde was in Norwich, Saturday,
on business.
Theodore Hopkins OF Toledo, o., grand
son of Bishop Hopkins, came from the U.
Y. nj. at Burlington to spend his vacation
with his classmate, Horace Udall, last
week Wednesday.
Bert Udall returned to his home in
Craftsbury last week.
The united singing schools gave an en-
loyable concert in the toWnhall last week
Tuesday.
Fred Harrington of Manchester, n. H.,
arrived at his fathers last week Tuesday.
Win c. Hazelton returned TO his school
IN Meriden, Tuesday. s-sr
Henry Fulton is clerking for Mr.. Cater
OF Hanover, N. H., in his grocery stores
Mrs. George johnson of Bethel has been
at her fathers, Lewis Hazelton, the past
week.
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That Boys Suspender!

"Jimmy, can you tell me the meaning of
esponsibility?" asked the teacher. Eyes
Marin. Their amt but one 'spender hitched
onto my pants, md theirs a heap % 'spon-
sibility hangin' on tibet 'spender." jim
my was just right, but what shall we say
to those who know that we warrant to
cure men of all "hankering" for liquor,
and yet don't do anything TO get men to
come to us? "There's a heap of RESPONSE
bility" resting on them, for fTo him that
kDoweth to do good and doeth it not, to
him It is sim"
Perhaps some will ask, Chow do you do
this work; what does it cost? Does it
cause pain or suffering? Is the cure per.
manent2 is there any evil arising from
your treatment2"
The Morrell treatment is as follows A
medical examination is the first thing in
order, that we may know just what sort
of patient we have to deal with. Then
follows three hypodermic injections into
the arm each day for three weeks, making
sixty-three injections in all. In connec-
tion with these injections there is given a
Htonic treatment" so that the patient feels
better each day and usually gains in flesh,
as well as vitality, in the treatment. He
thinks clearer, steps quicker, grows strong
er ard younger all the time.
The total cost of the cure is less than
many man spends in a single "spree."
There is no suffering in connection with
the treatment, and the desire for drink
ceases with the third or fifth day.
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tanaolpn.

At the Easter Monday meeting Of Grace
church. Mrs. Clara M. Sawyer was elected
collector for the parish, and Alva Dicker-
man was chosen usher for the coming
year.
Miss Amy NJ. Osgood returned from
school in Chelsea last week on account OF
the illness of Mrs. Osgood, who is still I'M
able to be around the house.
During 1898, in the Randolph town dis
triet, there were 80 births IL boys and 16
girls-and 20 deaths, of which were
ralysis; 3,by heart disease; 2,by consump-
ton, by Bright's disease, by stomach trou-
BILE, and by pneumonia; /, by erysipelas,
by scarlet fever, by kidney trouble, by
nerve center, by rheumatism and by soft
ening of the brain. Six were from so to IS
years of age; z, from 20 to so; 5, from 60 to
10; 2, from so to go; /, from 40 to 90; 8,
were under years.
David Howe, who is rs years old and a
well established farmer in town, is carry
ing on his farm alone. lie has 200 trees
tapped and he takes his milk to the cream
cry each day.
Lawsuits will be scarce this month, as
n. l.. Boyden, Esq, is in the remote parts
OF the town, looking after the polls and
personal property.
Moses Seymour has returned from New
Hampshire and has taken possession of
his farm, which he has rented for the
past three years.
Charles French has moved from the
Seymour place to the Center.
aFlora E. Hebard, who has been in West
Randolph during the winter, has come
home to stay through the summer.
Miss Maud Hebard is TO teach the school
in Dist. No. II.
Seneca Lyman Of Middlebury is visiting
Mr.. Ryder on the Sargent place.
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Chelsea Home News.

! Snowflake Axle Grease, Machine Oil
| Harness Oil, Axle Washers, at Berry's.
| Cattle Cards, Horse Brushes, Curry
combs and Plumes at Berry's.
25c. per rod; SIC. for 2, 3 and feet wide
/ 50c. for poultry netting at Berry's.
House to rent. Apply to DIR. M.CorwiD
The meat market opened for bushes.
Monday. Mr.. Bohonon has engaged Fred
Allen to work for him during the season.
The bean dinner at the Congl parlors,
town meeting day, was well attended.
The number attending the promenade
concert given by the band on the evening
of March 2Sth, indicated that the young
people enjoy them, and another one is an
nounced for the evening of April 18th.
Miss Belle Judd is home from theMoody
Training school on a visit TO her mother.
The lumber is being drawn for large
barn and carriage house to be erected by
Barnes q Townsend just north of their
tenement.
Miss Eunie Noyes arrived home from
Somerville, Mass, Monday evening, the
occasion being the very serious illness of
her mother.
A large petition from residents in old
school district No. l floss Corners) has
been presented to the school directors,
asking for the establishment of a school
at that place.
Miss Osgood, who is attending school
at the academy, was called 10 her home in
East Randolph last week by the illness of
her mother.
Rufus Brown is quite extensively en-
gagged in numbering.
Mr.. e. Grosvenor has commenced re-
pairing the old house built by Elisha
Bennett SO years ago. lie has it partly
clapboarded, large windows in, and will
paint il.
c. w. BiXby has purchased OF n. 5. Blk
by, the old Moore farm where be has for
some years resided as tenant.
Mrs. Erastus Bugbee died of dropsy at
her home Thursday Of last week, the flu
neral being held from the house Saturday,
Rev. Mr.. Forrest officiating.
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hnw,s This,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for amy case OF catarlh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
#. j. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j..
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
MIN to be perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by the firm.
West q Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, o., Walding, Kinnan q Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cata-rh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, Zoe. per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
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Tunbridae.

The postofiice was moved to c. +. Farm
hams Saturday evening. Carl has the
neatest office in the county. This has
been made a money order office and
this fact is appreciated by many.
Miss Lydia Hartig preached for Rev MIR.
DeMerritt, Sunday.
Mrs. Alvira Lonmis returned to her
home in Mortified last week.
Mr.. d. f. Chapman was in Montpelier,
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Adams has been very sick the
past week. Her daughter is with her.
Mr.. Rufus Rogers spent last week with
his home friends in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. E.E. Perkins is moving to the place
upon which Hiram K.George has lived for
the past year.
DR.. f. E. Dean came TO town last week
for short stay.
The sugar season is proving to be better
than was expected few days ago and a
large quantity of maple sweets are being
made. One man who advertises and puts
neatly printed labels upon each package
Of sugar sold by him, reports tDat he gets
10 cents per pound while others are get
ting less.
Rev. John p. DeMerri.t went to w Ran
dolph, Saturday. He preached for Rev. MIR.
Hardy of that place Sunday.
The wind that blew the first day OF April
was no fool OF a wind 1t dried up the
mud and made the roads better.
Whitney post holds its regular meeting
Saturday evening.
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Highest all Leavening Power-Laes u s. Govt Report
RNAI B BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Roxbury.

viii spalding was in West Randolph
last Friday.
Charles Edwards and wife are il Royal
ton, visiting friends.
John Moffatt was in Mortified, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.Fitts are soon to remove
from their present tenement, to make their
home with their son, Wilbur Fits.
Rev. Mr.. Wright and wife treated sever
al of their friends to warm sugar on Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Peck OF Brookfield was in town last
week buying cows to stock his farm in E.
Roxbury.
Mrs. Sydney Miller had an apoplectic fit
last week.
Mr. Blanchard OF East Roxbury was in
town Sunday.
A new line of wrappers, Moreen skirts
and nightrobes at Mrs. Ellis.
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RoyaIton.

Mrs. c. T. southgate was in West Ran
dolph, Saturday.
Miss Gertrude and Master WilliamiHayes
Of Bellows Falls are guests OF Mrs. A. 4.
Danforth.
Mrs. G. w. JOY and two children are
visiting in Ludlow.
A. NJ. Ross and family from West Ran
dolph have moved into the Waldo house.
W. H. Laird and wife from White
River Junction spent Sunday at Locust
Lodge.
Crayton Belknap and wife, who have
been residents of Royalton for forty-two
years, left Monday for Bridgeport, Conn,
which will be their future home.
Mrs. z. w. Clark came Friday from
Saratoga, where she has spent the winter.
j. d. Denison and family from West
Randolph spent Sunday in town.
J, d. Denison conducted lay service at
st. Paul's church Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Stickney is quite i'll and under
the care of DIR. Greene OF Bethel.