The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

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house at Lancaster The singing is
led By his daughter. Miss Marie.
The editor Of the Elkton Progress
conferred with number OF farmers
regarding the wheat crop, and they es-
tlmate II at two-thirds OF crop They
think wheat will command satisfac-
tory prices.
AMOS COLLINS, aged IS, was drowned
while In the Kentucky river at the
mouth Of Pert creek, two miles above
Whitesburg.
ONE of the most widely known and
desperate horse thieves In the country
was captured the other day at Whites
station, Madison county. His name is
Lewis Rector. and he was lodged in
jail at Richmond by Marshal U. S.
ooyle, Of Berea.
c. w. SMITH, Of Lagrange, Is arrang-
ing for a state poultry show, TO be held
in Louisville during the autumn. A pre-
liminary meeting will be held at
Music hall, Louisville, at $3.50 o'clock
Saturday, July Q. to take preliminary
action.
CADET HAYDEN GRUBBs, Of Kentucky,
Of the Richmond district, frst-elass
man, has been appointed quartermas.
ter at West Point. This Is quite dis
tinction.
THE post office at Esculapia Springs.
Lewis county, has been discontinued
MRS JACK CHURCH Of Franklin
county, died. aged o. In her early
LIE she was bedridden for fourteen
years and she often boosted that she
had outlived fifteen doctors who had
AZ various times attended her.
The greensboro banks that paid the
proposed income tax get il back.
FARMERS in some portions of Ohio
county are complaining Of the dry
weather. In many places the tobacco
plants are running in the bed on ac-
count of getting too large for trans
planting. Cut worms have entirely
disappeared from this county. Wheat
is ripening and promises an abundant
yield
The post Office at Evergreen, jack
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THIS L & N. railroad will make lot
OF improvements at Corbin.
DASvnLE paid out $500 the past
year for public school purposes
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college and with high rank in the
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THE list of pensions granted and in
creases allowed the other day includes
the following: Additional: Geo. r. Mid
kif, Sulphur Springs, Ohio county;
James Holloway, Hall, Pulaski Re
newal and increase: Jacob Close. New
port increase: Dillon Collett, Bright
ohaae' Clay Reissue: VIM. Goddard,
Lexington; VIM. Belt, Lola, Living
stoni Geo. Sribling, Murphysville,
mason; Bartlett Thompson, Island,
mclean; wesley Dade, Henderson,
'onn Il. smith, Greensburgh, Green.
IhE south Kentucky Christian Sun
oay-school convention was In session
=. hadisonviile' and many prominent
PIeacners OF the state were present
w Uver zOo delegates are In attendance.
Inc session continued two days
NUMBER OF missionaries from Ken
lucky are In that part OF China in
winch the recent massacre of mission