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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
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Sc tiene una verdadera collection de las mas
sublimes producciones del arte en- las dis
tintas edades de la civilization. Nos cuesta
la obra oCHENTA PESOS, ademas Sc sortea-
ran diez accesits, que consisten en- novelas,
tomos de poesfa de ciencia, escogidos por
DOsotros entire 10 meIor de la literature con-
temporanea.
Ell o Sc verifcara, segt1n dejamos di-
cho, {. "a 81 de Julio, en- presencia de los
senores director administrator de LA DE-
MOCRACIA, los cuales Sc uniran tres perso-
mas de prestigio, cuyos nombres daremos a
conocer anticipadamente. por ell correo
del 10 de Agosto Sc dirigiran los regalos a
las personals que los obtengan en- suerte
Las condiciones son estas:
IL Sc remitira correo vuelto una bole-
ia numerada por cada noticia que Sc nos
envie. 81 una misma carta contiene seis no
ticias, por ejemplo, sc remitiran seis boletas.
q Las noticias han de ser autorizadas
por firma que nosotros conozcamos que
garantlcen su exactitud.
80 A la persona que envfe mayor n1mero
de noticias, Sc env:ara, aunque no alcance
premio alguno, la Historic de Am6ric0 q
sU c0tontsdca67a, en- dos bellos vol1menes.
40 Cualquler persona, por mas que no
sea agente ni corresponsal, puede mandar-
nos nOtlcias: basta que, al ponerse en- rela-
clones con nosOtrOs una su irma otra fir
ma conocida en- esta redacci6n.
80 No importa la forma que Sc de las
noticias nosotros nos encargaremos de pu-
lirlas y presentarlas. Solo Sc recomienda la
CONCESSION la claridad.
Gracias al plan que exponemos, un solo
foticiero estara en- aptitud de obtener Gin
cuenta, Glen NJ s papeletas durante ell tri-
mestre, y los mis- activos, los mas efcaces
multiplicaran las probabilidades de ser agra
ciados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
EN- La NOTARIA DE- Leon .so%oaa sneont1ar n

buen escribiente.
Esta maf1ana ha fallecido repentinamente,
en- una casa que Sc esta arreglandO en- la
Gautier, cuyo cadSvsr fue trasladado al de-
p6sito.
Pasado mai1ana domingo, tendra lugar en-
ell teatro ell anunciado bale de confanza
orsanizade por varios jovenes caballeros
de esta sociedad.
Sc trabaja activamente en- ell arreglo del
teatro que quedara muy bien.
La anlmacion entire nuestra juventud es
grande.
Los seffores de la comision nos encargau
supllquemos las personals que por olvido
8 pOr extravio no hallan recibido inyitaci6n,
pasen por ell teatro, recoger un duplicado;
ash como los que tengan encargados palcos 8
los deseen.
Por el Gobierno General Sc ha dispuesto
que los se1ores Collazo Perez Guerra, del
comercio de esta ciudad, depositen en- la
Audiencia la suma de rs pesos 20 centavo3.
En- La Ndgna6efso, de don Ramon Hoyos
Delgado, hay de venta cerveza marca ThanaG-
sser q cincuenta centavos botella.
Mafiana tendra lugar la aperture del ex-
celente cafe restaurant que en- los bajos de
la elegante casa de nuestro amigo ell senior
Casals ha establecido don Joaquin G. Casar-
rota.
En- dicho cafe-restaurant, que esta mon
tado la altura que re1uiere la importancia
de esta ciudad, Sc serviran diariamente ce-
mas helados, tanto en- ell salon como do
micilio.
Cuenta dicho establecimiento con buen
| cocinero esmerado servicio.
Todo los dias Sc publicara en- este .,erio-
dico ell nsenn de las cenas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

media corriente cuya poliza igura favor Do
la succession de don Maria Sanchez vence eli
dia veinte de Diciembre del corriente afio;
por dltimo Sc previene la deudora ausent~
la expresada dofia Juaua S alas de que 81 no
compareciere le pasara ell perjuicio que
hubiere lugar en- derecho
Ponce Mario 30 de 1S95.-P A. Luis
L. Yorddn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
|. Chard6n y Comp.
Abril, 2 de 1895.

Sc HAGEN PRESTAMOS a baios tipos deinteres seg1n
conveno sobre Muebes Carruaes cabae brantes
otras prendas de valor que pasen de 800.
SEVENDEN varas pardas de RON WEI de varias
de dez de vejez 3d. 40 30 botea garantizado
BRANDY frances marca S. CHESTAND Y ca detala
so cts. botela por caas So 80 precio de COST.
Sc VENDEN toda clase de prendas objetos
raavPs Poucs DNsru0rs 10 d 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
Buen negocio

Po vsnde nagniaea no rdea la
los
COLLAAO,
de adePo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
Estando, en- cierta OCCASION,

Estando, en- cierta OCCASION,
pasAndo las de Cain,
y queriendo poner I'm
su amarga situacion
que empeoraba cada dia,
pues, al cabo, no tenia
nm centimo ell desdichado,
nj cosa que 10 valera,
nj & quien pedirle prestado,
SO ingenio de tai manera
que sdquiri6, no Sc por donde
"a credito, por supuesto-
nn reloj de mala mue1te,
estropeado y descompuesto
que para NADIA servfa.
Y fus, y 10 expuso la suerte
sin-correr riesgo ninguno,
pues result6, desde luego,
favorecido Ell muy tuno.
Desde cntonces ha logrado
continuar ell mismo juego
siempre con buen resultado,
y sin que nadie 80 queje....
lVaya un hombre afortunado!
iQue suerte tan decidida
le protejei. -.
Con este teje menejs
Sc ha asegurado el gGcho
una renta algo crecida.
ly aun no ha pagado ell relo,
nj 10 pagara en- su vidal
Como este projimo hay ciento.
Para adquirir ell sustento
cotidiano ~
echan mano
de tan c6modo expediente,
viven sin trabajar
explotando sin cesar
q todo bicho viviente.
Francamente
lno seria
mas honrado y mas decente
que les diera
por vivir de otra manera
dedicAndose un oficio
que les dejara dinero
sin perjuieio
de tercero
Hablando 20 ell otro dfa
con un sefIor respectable
le decfa:
-" Esto Sc hace intolerable,
ell Gobierno deberfa
tomar sus disposiciones,
y sin mas contemplaciones
perSegulr con energla
esa costumbrc funesta
que tan poca gracia tiene
Y que tan cara nos cuesta.
ESQ todes pos convene"
Mientras yo asf me expresaba
el buen sefior me miraba
en- silencio, y sonrefa,
hasta que por fin repuso
Pero, hombrs ~ Ia Loterfa
Quiers usted mayor abuso2"
L. RODRIGUEZ CABRERo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
FONDA LID BALEAR"
EN- La VILLA De ADJCNTAe

Habitaciones ventiladAs; mesa selec4a.
Los que deseen venir atemperar en- esto
ielicioso clima, deber6n avixar con ochn
dias de snticiE&rf6u
N as gdssd fSssssSs3p,r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
RECORTE r

Nj Las mujeres deben ir al Inferno nj ios
tantos al cielo. -Cdmpoam0r.
No morimos, nos mafamos -F'0ursns
Todo nos falta cuando nos faltamos nos
otros mismos. Goethe.
Una ola dice la otra: Jay cuan rApida
es nuestra vidal Y la segunda dice Ia ter
cera: Vivir POGO es sufrir menos. : Tanner.
No hay goce sin trabajo. -Shokespe0Te.
Los PARTIDOS PARTIDOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
GAIA DE- PRESTAMOS
de L. Chardon y c.
1O.PLAZA DE Las DELICIAS 10

Ell dfa 80 del corriente las 8 de la ma
aana, sc rematar&n en- p1blica subastA las
prendas, que expresan los talones, cuyos
n1meros abajo se enumeran, por cuenta
Sstas de los interesados orden de los sus
cribientes:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

por sus eneMigos implacables, que ha-
llaban buenas todas las armas para he
rirle, pero tambien fue adorable ciega-
mente por sus partidaIios, que lie con-
virtieron en- un verdadero fdolo. Fue
principe de Vergara.
TELLO TELLEZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
E9tafota
de Ponce

Esta maf1ana han regresado La Ca
pital nuestro compaf1ero en- Ia prensa don
Vicente Balbas y los distinguidos ofciales
de artillerfa don Aureliano Esteban don
Angel Rivero, que desde hace dos dias Sc
hallaban en- Ponce.
Terminado aver ell interesante folletin
que venfamos pnblicando, La nooeza de I'm
.jo0en pobre empezamos hoy ell de otra cor
ia, pero muy interesante novela del mismo
autor Octavio Feuillet, titulada La co1sdess-
tG.
En- ella campean ell mismo estilo quito y
atildado y las mismas intsresantes y delica-
das escenas.
No dudamos que ha de agradar tanto
nuestras lectoras como la anterior.
Anoche recibi6 nuestra amiga dofIa Emil
liza Ribie el telegrama que sigue
Capital, Abril 25. 9 Is n.
Emilia Ribie-Ponce
Triunfo brillante para Maria. Obtuvo la
escuela de Fajardo. Detalles corree -NeelI.
No nos sorprende que la seflorita Maria
Sanchez, la distipguida profesora a quien
mas de una vez alentamos con la justicia de
uuestro aplauso, obtenga una nueva victo-
ria mas en- ell noble torneo de ref1idas opo-
siciones pl1blicas. De su talento, de su cons
tancia, de su ilustracion, no esperabamos
menOs.
Acepte nuestra amiga los placemes que la
enviamos, y sepa que sus exitos nos alegran
tanto como 81 fuesen exitos propios
Fajardo tendra, pues, una competentfsima
profesora.
|Queso isIeno jss' jss'timG snoslio9Isi- ds 1ys-
mo, Sc acaba de recibir en- Ell Colmado LAS
BALEAREs 3-15
En- la prolongac;6n de la calle de Isabel,
frente la pulperfa de don Francisco Mon
taner, hay un foco de infection tornado por
las basuras que de varios puntos de- La po-
blacion Sc arrojan en- aquel sitio.
Estas basuras obstruyen la corriente de
las aguas, quedando alli estancadas y CO.
| rrompidas.
Yea ESQ la autoridad local.
Sorvicios prestado aver por ell cuerpo de
Policfa Municipal
Denunciado ell carretero Alberto Santiago
por ir montado en- ell caro- que guiaba.
Idem una tai Antonia, por proferir pala-
bras inmorales
Idem una casa en- NAL estado de la Gale
de Wives.
En- la pr6xima semana tendremos en- Pom
ce la gran compaf1fa de zarzuela, pues pasa-
do mafana dara su function de despedida al
p1blito capitalef1o.
Aati hay grandes deseos de que llegue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

-Si, sef1or; y 10 mas triste es que ahora
no consigo dormir nj en- la ofcina
Dialogo entre una criada joven una anna
vieja y grunona
Han llamado, Anita. .iQuien est
-Es uno que pregunta por la sefiora,
SY no ha dicho su nombre2
Debe conocerla usted mucho poroue
me ha preguntado 'SE.ta esa bruiaa"
A los postres:
cosecha9
- Lo conozco.
-sLo habia probado usted yas
-iD6ndes
= Hace un instante: en- la ensalada.
SALIDA POR ENTRADA
AL pedirle de Maria
La blanca mano su tia,
lie dijo formal Arturo
Que diariamente salia
Por un duro
CasarOnse por su NAL
una contienda Internal
FL con entramb bas sostiene.
Por que han visto que no tiens
Nj un real
aun asegura porffa
Salir por un duro al dfa.
no miente el muy legarto:
Safe J busca mo hay tu tia
NO halla un cuartoi
La deception padecida
No debe admirarles NADIA.
Que ESQ encuentra en- esta vida
FL que toma la salida
Por la entrada
Carlos C1Aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26
Felipe Perez q GoazAes

Tn funcionario pdblico va consular &
un celebre especialista.
-jDe modo, le dice este, que sigue listed
sufriendo los mismos terribles insomninss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26


Nuestros partidos polftieos.
Quizas por nuestra fortuna,
parece que SO disuelven
como en- ell aqua ell aznoar,
6 como ell hume en- ell viento,
one es comparaci6n mas justa.
pues NADIA tienen de dulce
(por 10 agrio veces repugnan,)
y de humo tienen ell ser
cosa liviana y obscura,
que va sin rumbO flo
a donde ell viento la empuja.
Sin programs nj ideales,
reunion de turba multa
& la que interes 6 ocaso
10 mismo aparta que junta
(salvo honrosas excepciones
de las que nadie 80 ocupa,)
cada partido polftico
en- su seno lleva oculta
la discordia, que aparece
apenas hay coyuntura,
y viene descoyuntarlo,
con escandalo y trifulca,
que alegra los ambiciosos
y los candidos asusta.
"iQue va & suceder aqui2'
los incautos SO preguntan.
Pues una cosa sencilla
que esta fuera de duda.
Conservador, fusionista,
republicanO 6 carcunda,
cada partido politico
viviendo en- perpetua lueha.
mas que Ell de sus adversaIios,
es su fin el que procara
y Sc divide en- dieZ grupos,
que Sc odian y que Sc injurian.
Los diez grupos va apartados,
en- ocasion oportuna,
forman diez partidos nuevos
con diez nuevas jefaturas.
En- cada nuevo partido
4 los dos dias resultan
otros diez grupos 10 menos
que, siguic ndo igual conducta
sc aborrecen y Sc paran
y odio implaeable Sc juran -.
Y asi sucesivamente
la "operacion" continla,
hasta que un dfa dichoso,
para hacer nuestra ventura,
cada politico tiene
un partido, cosa suya
en- que es jefe indiscutible.
a menos que Ell Sc discuta.
Que los partidos SO ''partan",
nj me inquieta, nj me apura,
10 triste es, que como siempre
sea ell pueblo ell que 10 sufra,
pague los vidrios rotos,
pues es, por su desventura
en- donde hay tantos partidos,
un pa1tido mas en- suma;
un partdo.... por ell eje,
del que va todos Sc burlan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

El Proccyador PasareH
Ia traslads eosu despacho la calle de
In Villa numero ~ 10 que pone en-
conocimiento del Ldblico en- general
y de sns clientes en- particular.
Pohts, . de Nero de 1896
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

Para la plaza de Sub Inspector de Vigi-
lancia de la ciuda de Mayaguez que resuito
vacante por pase otro destino del que la
desempef1aba, ha sido nombrado don Ra-
mon Lopez Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

No hay goce sin trabajo. .-shakespear
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

-Si, senior; 10 mas triste es que ahora
no consigo dormir nj en- la oficina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

Don Simon Sanchez Ortiz, Sub Inspecto
de Vigilancia que era de la ciudad de Ma
y-giiez, ha sido nombrado Alcaide de Il
Real czrcel de la Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-26

COLLAZO, PEREZ GUERRA Y COMP.
Playa de Ponce
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
Floyd county.
PREsToNsBuRG.

PREsToNsBURG.
Institute began here Monday.
John ii. Johns delivered the open
ing address which was splendid.
Hon. Jno w. Langley gave a
lecture upon the "Big Sandy Val
ley Wednesday night, Of its past,
present and its future. 1t was
simp grand. A pin could have
been heard to drop as the eloquent
language fell from the lips of this
eloquent speaker.
A heated discussion occurred be-
tween ID. NJ. Allen and John II.
Johns upon the question Resolved,
"TLat we should have a cOTpul-
sorry system Of education in Ken
lucky. The battle was indecisive.
T. O. Burchett is erecting Il three
story veranda to his fine hotel.
The entertainment was quito Il
success.
1t was moved and seconded that
the coat OF Joe Need be cut off and
scwed to the coat of J. ID. Turner
at the expense Of the institute yes.
terday. 1t was also moved that
Hartman Maynard be- taken to the
geological Garden. aud Gagged,
and that f. J. Harris be Ia :"n to
the lunatic asylum.
The "wood chuck poem" is the
latest. Lots OF fun at institute yes
terday.
Miss Ida Richmond is expect
ing some one before long, and we
are afraid Of losing her.
Several OF our young converts
were out at the dance last night al
the court house. We fear that il
was a new fashioned religion that
they had.
No one as yet has been appointed
to the Office OF county commissions
or vacated by Jno. q. Johns, who
was appointed U. S. Commissioner
by Judge Bar to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge r. 5
Friend. NJ. T. Allen and VIM. IL
May are aspirants for the Office.
The sewing circle met at Mrs. q
II. Davidson last Thursday.
Frank Jones Is running n frs
class butcher shop. Same here
Ed.
Misses Meta Smith, Lucy For,
and Ollie Power are calling OF
! Mrs. Lee May today.
Frank, why have you laid dow
your cano? Arc you well sine
you met Miss Wells?
The song Bessie Hopkins sang a
the opening OF the entertainment
was we'll rendered. "KIcKER,"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
Or. Williams KIIIed

Many LouisIans Will remember
a DIR. Williams, a veterinary sur
geon who appeared here few
weeks ago. accompanied by his
wife. They first took quarters at
Mrs. Sarah Blankenshlps, but later
went to board with Mrs. Haws, OPP
poslto the post Office. He remain
ed here some time and hal quite 2
good practice. From this place
Williams went to Blaine where he
did some work, and from Blaine he
went 10 Willard and vicinity.
Last Friday he was at the railroad
nation at Willard, waiting for the
train TO take him to Webbville.
While thus waiting he became in.
volved in a quarrel with l.. ID. Ian
derSIthe marshal OF Willard. Only
a Iew words had passed between
tkem when the marshal shot Will
Jams with a pistol, killing him
almost instantly. The day before
the murder the two men had some
words over the treatment OF man
whom the marshal had arrested,
and the tragedy OF Friday is sup
posed TO have been the outcome OF
the difficulty Of the proceeding
day. Landors was arrested and
taken to Grayson for trial. He
waived an exami nation, and In
default Of 81, 600 bail was commit
cd 10 jail. From what we can learn,
and from the amount Of bail requir-
cd, we are led to believe that there
was little or no provocation for the
killing OF the unfortunate man. A
man with a "gun". backed by a
little brief authority. \ chance to
use one and display the other. Re
suit, another "Kentucky Killing.
No man Is legally qualified juror
unless he DO sober, sensible and
discreet, and before our people
make men peace officers and arm
them with deadly weapons they
should see to II that they, too, are
sober, sensible and discreet, and
men Of good demeanor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02

Whatever OF lack OF manufacture
Ing enterprises may be said OF Lou
lisa II can be truthfully said that
its milling interest is fully up
with other Kentucky cities OF its
size. The plant OF the Louisa Mil
ling Company Is fully equipped
with all the modern appliances for
the manufacture OF high grades of
flour. Since the acquisition OF the
the mill by the Louisa Milling
Company the business has steadily
increased and to such an extent
that 1t has been found necessary to
add additional machinery, to in
increase its output, and also to re-
model it from garnet to cellar.
This has been done under the per-
sonal supervision Of our former
townsman, Mr.. J. It. Lconard-a
miller OF wide experience.
The mill Is now buslly engaged
on the now crop and is giving gen.
cral satisfaction to owners and pa
irons. The famous Emerald"
brand OF flour stands at the head
and for quality is not surpassed by
the more pretentions mills of Ken
lucky or elsewhere. "0ld Gold,n
n fancy or second patent, has ac-
quircd a standing worthy of its
merits and may be said to be the
popular brand OF the valley. Mr..
James M. Rose is miller in charge,
aud has already proven himself
worthy of his position. Major
Burchett, whom everybody knows,
is president of the Co. and also man
ages the general business Of the
concern.
With a bountiful crop OF wheat
in the valley and a patronage
which appreciates the advantages
of a modern mill In Louisa we pre-,
diet a very successful year for thu
Louisa Milling Company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02

We cannot refrain from noting
that some people who were fed and
aud partly clothed during the past
two or three winters by the charit-
able people Of Louisa were among
the most liberal patrons Of the fly
ing dutchman while at this place a
few days ago. Not only the chill
dren, but the parents rode the
thing. There Is no charity in feed
ing such people. They can find
the cash to waste on such abomina-
be nonsense as this and they
should most certainly be allowed
to hustle for their food and cloth
ing. Charitable efforts often do as
much harm as good. When Il fos-
ters idlcness 1t Is a bad thing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
C)ommitt@.


Ellsworth Norris aud Josh York
have dissolved partnership in the
very prosperous grocery business
in which they have been engaged
for the past few years at Catletts-
burg. Ellsworth retires from the
business, leaving Josh sole proprie-
tor. Ellsworth will, on September
list, 60 on the road rs travelling
salesman for the Flach Bros. Gro
Gerry company, a prominent whole
sale house Of Cincinnati. They are
both young men OF excellent bust
ness capacity and have made a
great success In business. We are
informed that Ellsworth retired
from the retail grocery business be-
cause the confinement was injurlng
his health.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
Highest Of all in Leavruin sas-.ss us. Gov. Report
R@!A!a!!! RR sxassE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

A revolution In lamps and illu-
mination is one Of the great events
OF the near future. OF course the
lamp will be an electric one, and
the light will be brilliant and
cheap. The invention, or the dis
covery, for 1t is partly both, isdue
TO an electrician named Roberts.
According 10 the Scientific Ameri-
can, most excellent authority, Ed
ison has examined the new lamp
and pronounced 1t a marvel. Ac-
cording TO this authority the COM
ing lamp contains kind Of sand.
In this sand are two wires, cross
ed, leading into the usual electric
burner. A certain acid is poured
upon the sand and the lamp thus
becomes charged. One charging is
sufficient for 600 hours, and the
cost of charging is seventeen cents,
The light can be turned on and of
at pleasure. Allowing five hours
as the average time alightls burn.
ed each night, and this is a very
liberal allowance, we have In this
new lamp a service Of brilliant
light for l20 days, or months, for
the insignificant sum Of II cents.
Nothing is said Of the first cost Of
this wonderful lamp, but at such a
small cost for charging 1t its price
would be high indeed to keep 1t out
Of general use.
The new light and the new wom-
an are coming in together. II they
can not Tighten and enlighten the
world then are we indeed in dark.
nagg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
Marcum in Custody.

W az Oatll W OaoAOdyH
II will be remem bered that some
time ago tho barn OF oliver Loar,
who lives IN Wayne county, VIVA,
just opposite Fuller'S station, this
county, was, with its contents, de-
stroyed by fire. II was supposed
10 be the work OF an incendiary,
and Galloway Marcum, who lives
at Fuller's was arrested, charged
with the offence. He was brought TO
Louisa and arraigned before Judge
Woods, but his examination was
several times postponed on account
OF the absence Of witnesses for the
defence. Tuesday last deputy
sheriff from Wayne county APP
pearcd in this city armed with u
requisltion from Governor Nc
Corkle, intending to take Marcum
TO West Virginia at once. Mar
GUMS attorneys Immediately OBJ
tanned a writ Of habeas corpus, re-
turnable before Circuit Judge Kin
ner at Catlettsbhrg. "Wednesday
morning the prisoner was taken
to Cltlettsburg, accompanied by
his lawyers, Messrs A. J. CARED
and II. G. Sullivan. After an ex-
animation before Judge Kinner
the writ was discharged and the
prisoner delivered TO the Office
from West Virginia and by him
was taken to Wayne.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02

The name Of Granville Frazier
was enormously placed on the list
OF delinquent taxpayers returned
by the Sheriff and published, for
the year 1894. Having heretofore
been exonerated, he did not owe
any tax for that year, but was as.
sesscd by mistake.
G. F. JOHNSON,
han Aaoaeaor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others

jeff Burchett and wife, nee Miss
Mamie Hall, of Madge 20. Law
renee county, KY, were in the city
Tuesday evening enroute home
from their clipping trip to Ironton.
Ashland News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02

Mrs. Pheribs Hull, an aged lady
known to many Of our people, was
thrown from a buggy by run.
away horse, near Round Bottom,
W. Va, few days ago, and re-
celvod injuries from which she Is
not expected 10 recover.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-02

The last term Of the Pike Cir
cult Court was the largest ever
held, being in session the full four
weeks allowed. Hon G. NJ. Par
sons was special judge, and his
service is highly complimented by
the Louisa attorneys who were
there.