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Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

Steve Uhle, at the Cave saloon, keeps
only the best goods in h.s line.
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Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05


Until the KioIsapoo show came TO town
Silver City was regarded one OF the heal
thiest towns ia the United States, but
il We are to judge our sanitary condition
by the amount Of medicine we consume,
we must, indeed, be a sorely debiltated
community. During the few weeks that
the KickaPoOs have been here 1t is safe
70 say that they have sold from e1,SOO 70
$1,000 worth Of their medicines. Evi-
IDENTITY when the doctor begins to talk
about the merits Of his medicines, at
least one half Of his audienceimmediate-
ly experiences that tired feeling, or a
restless, gnawing sensation. They at
once conclude that they have liver trou.
ble or q tape worm. Now the question
rs which would afford the greater relief,
soft cushion to sit on, or a bottle Of
Sagwaf
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

Perhaps no pretty girl ever loved one
Young man without hurting another.
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

Cabinets, satin finish, $3.50 per
doz. Skellys Studio 20-2t
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars, the most skilled bartenders
and the warmeat welcome for all
at The WHITE HOUSE. 16tf
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

The board Of school trustees Of silver
City met yesterday and recommended n
tax levy for school purposes fOf the fiscal
year beginning In September, OF four
mills on the dollar On al taxable prop
erty in the city. which action was rati-
fed and ordered levied by The city coun-
Gil. Upon a total valuation OF 100000
we will realize. $1,000 from this source.
ApproximatinR the amount to be deriv.
cd from the general school fudd at si,-
COO; liquor licenses, 1880 md Gambling
licenses e0OO We will have for school
purposes about $500 H5wSSef, II Is
safe TO place the amount whfcH this DIS
trict will derive fram an Sources, the
coming year, at 5000. The July tax
collections ought to liquidate all out
standing indebtedness against the dis
trict up 70 Sept. lst The school board
will meet some time this week for the
purpose OF considering the question Of
salaries and hiring teachers.
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

There is oulv one thing that can b,
done successfully by going backwards
and that is sitting down.
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

Make your engagements now tor
a sitting. Eastern prices, Skelly's
Studio. 20-2t
Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

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Southwest-sentinel., 1894-06-05

New lot of assayers' supplies at
Porterfeld's. 18tf.
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CATS FORK.

Last SATURDAY. Dave Enyarls
went to Galloway Msroum's and
laid in a supply Of liquor. On his
road home he overlook his broth
err John. Dave was very free with
his whiskcy aud very soon John
was full, and they had very good
time till they reached Miller Branch
when difference Of opinion arose
and they concluded TO settle it by
a knock down, aud Dave succeed.
ed in cutting five gashes on his
brother and John scored one knock
down with his fist Dr. Sparks
vas called in and dressed the
wounds and Dave left for parss IN.
known. John Willie able to knock
around in short time. B. d
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SIGO Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will he pleas
Il te},mu lle,tlde isat lcrstouedrcad-
cd disease that srlcuee has bern able %
cure in all Its stages andlhat is Caiarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure I. the ouly positive
cure now known to the medical Irlter-
nifty Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease. requires constitutional treatment
nsll's Caarrh Cure is taken iuiefn h.,
hereby distroyin ~ tlnthioa ., ,Go
disease, and give, the patient strcng'
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in dociug it, wclk TIE
roprietors have 50 much iailn IN Is
uratlyr powers, 'bat Hey t1p or,
Hundred Dollars Tor ary ease that
aills to cure Send trr list al lotu
mails Address, + j CHENEY 4
Co., Tol do, o
sold by Dru.Lis 7Js
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KINNER.

The farmers were made to rejoice
over the continual dowa pour OF
rain last Saturday.
Several Republican candidates
passed through our vicinity last
week on an electioneerlng tour, but
owing to the hot dry weather and
frmntss of Democracy, they re-
ceived very little encouragement.
Lindsay Maggard and Eugene
Curnutte, of this place, left here
Thursday for Covinglon.
Mrs. S. G. Curnutle and her sis
ter, Misa-B. French, were shopping
at Callettsburg last week.
Mrs. Louisa McComas was call
ing on friends at this place recent
~.
Miss Mary Austin, of Fallsburg,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Layner
last week.
W. Mann is very i'll at this
writing.
Rev. Dean preached very in.
,eresiing sermon Mt Horseiord last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Thompsoo, of Cat
lettsburg, was visiting relatives on
Horseford Sunday.
Tom Collinsworth was calling
IN his best girl at Needmore
Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Frasher contemplates
visiting relatives at Catlettsburg
soon.
Success to the News.
MADGE.
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wEBBvILLA.

Rev. Higgins preached a very IN:
teresting sermon at this place Sat
urday night and Sunday last,
Candidates are as thick as grass
hoppers almost.
The X. G. Els are going to deco
rate the graves OF their brothers that
have passed over the river Of death,
and have taken up their Knightly
abode. on that supreme castle
where their crowns are of pure
gold. On Wednesday the S0th,
they will assemble at the grave OF
Bro. Calvin Holhrook, on East
Fork, sometime in the forenoon,
and from there to the grave OF
Pres. Lawson, on Cats Fork and
on to MELVILLE. to the grave Of
george Mead. Several good speak
ers are expected to be present on
the occasion.
d. W, Webb, of Glenwood our
deputy clerk, made us a pleasant
call last week. Dave says II 1t
wasn't for the game law he'd max 2
more hunting than he can at work,
He ri orted killing ten opossums
five crows and one hawk in halt
days time, at the same time dong
a half days work.
The formers are suffering a great
deal Of uneasiness. on account oil
the cut worms cutting down their
crops, n great many OF them seems
70 think the end of time is close al
hand, or least they say all indica-
ions are good. They are most all
using for reference the passage Of
scripture where it says; AT the
end of time summer shall only be
known by the green leaves on the
-ees, VT somethil g Of this kind
We think they should suffer nc
lneasiuess; the snow is only sign
/ cold weather.
THIS and surrounding country Il
suffering severely from the meas.
les, which is proving fatal to al
,hom hey grasp in their clutches
Most Of the victims TO this fata
disease seem 10 be children, hardl,
me escaping death. VIM. Carte
las lorl three children inside 0
en- days, and two or three NOR
ct expected to live; also, Vim
Howell lost little girl about 81
wears old The doctors have bu
little power in loosening its terri
ole grasp, which is proving SO dis
lstrous to innocent babes,
Success TO the News is the WIS
of SANKEY.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Band and Saw mill
at Public Auction.

- 49, AAaf
Pursuant to decree OF the Law
renee County (Kontucky) Circuit
Court, rendered ut Its April term
1891, / viii. on Thursday May 81,
1894, commencing 81 TWO O'Clock p.
NJ, or as soon as can get to the
premises after the arrival OF the
south bound G. ~ o.; railroad train
at Richardson, Ky, ON the prem
Uses OF Mats creek, Lawrence coun-
ty, Ky, near Richardson Kye Oh
the premises whore SOuthards mill
is situated, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der the following property, viz;
One large and valuable band saw
mill, fixtures, appurtenancos and
appliances, appraised at 100000.
One steam locomotive, car
trucks and appliances, used Tor the
purpose Of hauling timber to the
mill, over pole road.
Several frame houses, one q store
house and one a hotel, and other
houses.
All other personal property, on
the promises, not heretofore sold,
belonging to H. $. Southland or The
Mats Creek Lumber Company.
Possession Will be delivered 20
the purchaser, upon the execution
OF Il bond for the purchase price,
regardless Of the amount OF the bid.
Sale viii be made upon a credit
OF twelve and twenty-four months,
in equal installmcnts, the parchas-
or to execute bond for the amount,
with good personal security, draw
ing six per cent. interest from date,
upon which execution may issue
/ il not paid at maturity. The bonds
man must be u resident freebooter
of Ky. Sale will BE continued from
day TO day until completed.
Properly subject TO inspection ut
any time.
For further information address
the Undersigned.
j. w, NJ. STEWART, Assignee
of The Mats Creek Lumber Co.,
Louisa, Ky. 25-m
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sherifrs Sales for Taxes

|, or one OF my deputies will, on
Monday June Is, 1894, at the court
house door In Louisa, Hy., offer
for sale to the highest bidder, tho
following described property, OF 50
much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the tax against II for the
year Indicated;
E1TTo each sum named below
add 1913 10 cover Shorins and ad-
vertislng costs.
Jesse Thompson, 100 acres Of laud
adjoining DR.. II. Webb, tax for
1893, SJ.72.
james Ward, G5 acres OF land ad'
Joining NJ. V. Ward, tax for 1873
2Llv.
NJ. 4. Chandler, ono house and
lot In town OF Blaine, Tax foi 1888
$780, A. J. WiltoN, =. 4. q.
4 AZ. NuAkNON. ~. n.
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pEREFLELD

We had big snow On tie 20lb
Of May.
The cut worms and candidates
are about to take our country.
Born, on the 18th, to the wife Of
William Jordan, a big girl Also,
on the 18th, to tie wife Of Crawford
Wellmau, a 8 pound boy,
Laura Rose is very i'll al this
writing
Willard Rose paid his ftlher-iu-
law visit on last Sunday.
There was chuach AZ Skagg
Chapel ON last Saturday and SUI
day. Many Of our boys and sir !
attended and report a good time
Guss Dean made a lying WISH
to Willard Roses last SUNDAY.
0SoN EATER
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A MiLtion FRitSr5.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

There Il nothing have ever used iot
muscular rheumatism that gives ma b
much releat as Chamberlsin's Paiu Balm
does. lhaye heenuslrgit Tor ab7ql tvo
years-iodF BOTTLES tn all occasion
required aud always keep bottle Of u
in my home. believe Know gaoa
thing when gtt hold Of q sud Pain
Balm is the best liulmcHt nve ever
met with. W. b. pcuoy, dsiryman
New Lexington, Ohio 20 cent bottle
TO- sale by a. NJ. Hughes Louisa, hy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

While MT. J. Rlchel, Of Altoona,
Mo, was traucllng In Kansas he was
taken violently IN with cholera morbug.
ne called at adrug store to get SOME
medicine and the druggist recommend.
ed Chamberlalns Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy 80 highly he con-
claded to try II. The result was imme.
dIrte relIci, and a few doses cured him
completely. Il made cor bowel com
plant ane nothing else, Ilneycr fails
For inleby'A.M' Hughes Louisa, Ky,
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BucGlKN's AnNlcA sALyK.

The best salve in the world for cuts. bruis.
es, soreh ulcers, alt rherm, fever Sores
ie,ler, ehappcl hands, chilblain', corrs, ard
skin eruplion', aud positively cures piles,
OF no pay required. It Is guaranteed 10
give perfect Satisfaction or money refunded,
Price ., cents per box Forsdi by A. NJ,
Ilueho's LOUIS, ".
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FouR BIG SUCCESSES

Living the needed meri, t. more than
4 axe good nllthe advertising claimed io-
hem, the follow ng fopy remedies hat
ea,hed a phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings Nes
Discovery, for sonsumpli.r, coughs and
oil S, each rotile guaranleod--El> .r.c Bit
ters, tie greatest remedy for Liver, SION
leh and kidneys. Bueklea's Arniya Save,
he u,>l in the world, and Dr. Kings New
life Pills, which are Ppect VI. AL
these rcnedie, are guaranteed TO do jus,
what is claimed for them ard the dealer
whose name is attached herewith viii be
glad 10 tell you more Of them. Soll At a.
NJ. Hughes drpsaloie.
Co. Bob Ingersol has refused to
defend Editor C. C. Moore OF the
5laspha nous Bluegrass Blade Of
Lexington and Charley is wroth.
Says hs; 81 have sacrificed every.
thing to follow Ingersoll, and this
is the way he shows his gratitude
have lost social position and suf-
Tered persecution in the cause oil
liberal thought. But I'll get sven,
Next week I'll blast Bob lngersol
in the Blaoe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

BRUSSELS, May 29.--The Indcpend-
ance Beige Monday published dis
patch from Teheran, Persia, saying
that owing to a long commercial dis
pute between the Italian minister and
Persia, rupture of diplomatic rela-
tions between Italy and Persia is in.-
minent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

osKALoosA, Ia, May % There IS
every Indication of serious trouble
when the striking miners who alc
massing al Given attempt TO force the
miners ut Mucalfinock from their
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25
A CERTAINTY OF SUCCESS,

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aluminium reduction plants OF any ca
paclty desired, for any responsible party,
furnish cupola, rellning furnace, all ma
chinery, tools and erect the necessary
buildings We willoperGte the plaut N
to thirty days and turu Il over ~ pro, or
working order under gutantee Of salts
factory results as to capacity, quality Of
products andc0st; Tie loss TO he ours In
case Oi failure
Why experiment when y0n can have
A CERTAINTY? EE<-All questions on
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be readily aud coHcuslytly solved by
corresponding with Or visiting ns,
The Hartsfeld Furnace aud Re.
filing Co.
tIncorporntedl
Engineers AMI Contractors for Nickel.
Steel Foundry Equipments AMI pedac-
ton Works. Estimates furnished upon
application, Established 1881
Olilee aud Works. Newport, Ky.
Two niles from Cincinnati, ONO.
. nnAEcn OfnoEs and Darors,--Judsol
Mig, Co., San Francisco, Cni l.omer d
l,0sr, Montreal and Toronto, Can.; q. ~
q. Carroll q Co. rltphurg lAi llstf q,
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Orcn,lllw Henderson N. ca la u Il
liarlNur CO.. Kansas i'lfy, Mo fall
y. fpsy, rs broadway, New Yori
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DETECTIVES

Wanted In every county to act in the Sc
crct Service under instructions from
cant. Grammar, ex-Chief Detective Of
Cincinnati. Experience not necessary
Established II years. Particulars free
Address Grammar Detective Bureau,
Co., al Arcade, Cincinnati, o. The
methods mnd operations of this Bureau
Investigated and found lawful by Unite
states Government.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 2l.-The Ladies'
auxiliary of the engineers, in session
in this city, have voted down a proposi-
ton TO make insurance compulsory
upon all members Mesdames Darnell
and Orr, of the Insurance. department,
were reelected, but they do not contin-
ne in this capacity as grand officers Of
tho body. After much discussion the
maximum of insurance was reduced
from s. 900 TO 1000
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25

LEMARs, Ia, May Ella hard frost
here has cut corn and all tender plapts
70 the ground.
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as. STEWART ii c Bou6G1oS,
Iun hnItr. Assn supf.
Ashland. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

nor even the certainty of future osracism by
the great Democratic organization OF this city
would insure completely with crime by men
of sufficient ability and standing to hold once
as prosecutors or as judges nor AT such TIN"
does strong Democratic partSanshp among
the Jurors themselves outweigh the demands OF
duty. 1t is of the last Importance win respect
to the purity of elections hereafter TO have this
fact demonstrated thus conclusvcly and pub
licly. so that the fate Of convicted Tammhny
officials may stand rs n lasting warning To any
who may be tempted hereafter 10 follow IN their
footsteps.
The Democratic campaign against purity OF
elections has met with some severe and I'M
expected reverscs 1t looked for time rs II
tbcre were no law in the land. and no pubic
opinion which the Democratic party coulh
not defy with IMMUNITY Maynard had been re-
wardcd for theft with seat on the pchch'
Hill and Murphy were enjoying in the Senate
chamber the fruits of swindling in Ncw-lork.
Albeit and McDcrmott and other Ncw-Jcrscy
Democrats appeared to hold absolute power
in that State by virtue Of their compact with
racetrack swindlers The Democratic party
was about To repeal the United States Elections
law thus sweeping away the last defence
seventy election swindlcrs were convicted III
Jersey City and Republican Mayor was we
torious there. Maynard WAS buried under ii
phenomenal majority in this State. Inc Legs
laturcs Of Ncw-York and Ncw-IcrScy were ear
ried by the Republicans in spite of indecent ana
tricky appointments intended To render such
n result impossible. Brooklyn elected kcpub-
lcan Mayor by startling majority. And now
mt last. the tide of public Indignation against
Democratic crimes has risen high enough to
convict McKanc for the rascaliiy at Gravcscnd
and 10 send some of the Tanmany election
swindlers to the pcnitcntary.
Ii looks as if there might he moro honest
elections in this State next fall. The people
have been robbed Of their rights long enough
and this time they intend To defend their i'll
dustres and their livelihood and homes ly
free and fair vote and an honest count The
convictions recently secured will a>surcdly 20
far to help toward triumph Of the right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

been unable to make the expenditure o'''i'o
the receipts the result being that lie mas peer,
Obliged to draw upon the reserve 1ulid ior'h.u
bv his predecessor mOdus vlvendi WIFI 'he
Government would. however, nave Tie enc,
Of enabling the Holy Father not only 10 a'a'i
himself of the hitherto untouched annuity oi
5000 600 accorded to the Pontif by the treaty
of PopaI Guarantees. but would also rehuer II
possiblc for him TO take possession vi me "o-
cumulations amounting to close upon *l''ooV''
OOO that are now credited to the Vatican by the
Italian Treasury Inasmuch as the bishops
and archbshops nominated by the rope TO-
ceiye their stipend from the Italian Government
rs soon as the King has granted them the
necessary exequatur, there can be no reason
why the Holy Father himself should not ike
wise draw the stipend attached TO MS iofty
office And no serious objections thereto could
be raised by foreign Catholic Powers, since
there Is not one Of them which either would
or could mt the present moment assure 10 the
Pope Il similar annuity 1t would therefore APP
pear that we are mt length within sight OF mat
goal toward which the present enlightened Ron
tiff has been directing, slowly but surely, his
policy ever since he assembled the throne, name
", the reconciliation between Church ana STATE
in Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

Is the pastor OF the First Unitarian Church A
West Somerville. She also breaches once a wetS
in her husbands church in South Boston Il al.
ways write my sermons" she says, II can never
do extemporaneous work, because / haven't The
chance for the necessary preparation. The most
OF my sermons are done with my children about
me, and subject to the innumerabe interruptions
of the household life" When any one compliments
Mr. Whitney on a sermon he has preached his
reply is apt to be. call that a. good sermon? You
should hear my wife preach"
Colonel L. a. Woodbury.. OF Burlington, VI, n
mentioned for the Governorsh!p OF the State.
Professor Robert Ellis Thompson, who has been
elected president of the Central High School Of
Philadelphia, is a man Of great scholarly attain.
ments. being especially well informed on economic
questions
James B. Scott, who has just died in Pttsburg
was honoraby identified with the business. educa.
tional and religious life of that city. When tho
news of the Johnstown disaster came. in 1889. he
left sick bed for the scene Of the food. and he
was at once made the chairman OF the Relief
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

ness the passage without amendment ny the Ike
pubcan LEGISLATURE of the last of the bills re-
storing 10 the citizens of Buffalo their cilarter
rights Whether the suspicion that corrupt
means To defeat this measure were devised DE
confirmed or rcfutcd there is no doubt That me
sort of tactics i'm which Shechan Is disgracefully
proficient was employed to delay and hamper
the majority. There is cause for rejoicing that
his manipulation failed If its purpose. ANA mat
the Republican party through its representatives
has redeemed its promise. In the resulting
credit and congratulations the two Democratic
Senators who voted right are entitled to share.
McSsrs. Parker and Bradley have earned an
honorable distinction.
II Governor Flower il not destitute or both
political and moral sense he will complete TINS
commcndablc work by his approval. But what
ever course he may choose to pursue, the Ke-
publicans have done their duty. have Kept
faith with the people and need not worry about
the future. If the Governor prefers to get III
the way he will have to take the consequences