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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
Lightning Hot Drops
What q Funny Namel
Veo True. but u Kills All PaIh.
Sold Even's here. Every Day
Without Relief, There 10 No Parl
Commissloner's Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
John Hayes
VS.
EnOch O'Brien, &c.
Bya virtue OF judgment and or
der Of sale OF the Lawrence Circuit
court rendered a; April term there
Of, 1895, in the above styled cause,
the undersigned will on Monday
May 20, 1895, at the court house
door in Louisa, Lawrence Co. Ky.
(being county court day. proceed
to expose to sale to the highest
bidder the following described
property Cor a sufficient amount
thereof to produce the sum OF
$4,000 with interest from May 3D.,
1894, and the costs herein) to.wit
One house and lot situated in the
town Of Blaine, Lawrence county,
Kentucky, bounded as follows: be-
ginning at stone near A.. NJ. liol-
brooks dwelling house, n CIV 25l
feet to a stone at the corner Of 7. o.
JohnsOn's lot; thence 5 / @ POI feet
with said Johnson's line to a stone
thence n 50 "a feet TO the beginn-
ing.
TERMS Sale will be made up
on a credit OF 6 and Q months. the
purchaser executing bond with
good personal security TO be APP
proved by the commissioner, paya-
BILE to plaintiff; and rs further SO.
curity a lien Is retained on the
property so sold, until said bond i
paid.
A. j. CARRIED, NJ. {. l.. G. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
ElectropoiSe
THU GnEATEST CURATIVE
AGENT KNOWN.
Opium Habit Cured.

Six weeks of the Electropoise
cured friend Of the opium habit.
1t also benefited me CREST deal.
| suffered with kidney trouble
Rev. W. Bruce, Hopinsville, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
Have
Ever

Considered that the appearance of
the stationery used by a mercan-
tile house has great deal to do
with the opinions formed by those
with whom dealings with the house
are held.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
A QUARTER CENTURY TIES


For a quarter OF a century DIR. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wondedelful cura-
tive powers in all diseases OF thaoat,
chest and lungs. A remedy that has
stood TIE test DO long and that has given
so universal satisfaction is no expert.
ment. Each bottle is positively guaran-
teed to give relief. or money will be re-
funded. II is admitted to be the most
eliable for coughs and colds. Trial bot
es free at A. NJ. Hughes drugstore.
Large size 50c, and 81 90.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
To Tax Payers of Peach Or
chard, Dobbins, Rock Cas-
lie, Falls of Tug.

tie, Tdlio VI US
Twill be in said precincts during
next week, and am instructed to
collect all taxes OF years lS93-9,
remaining unpaid, or levy ON this
trip.
This order is absolute and APP
plies to everybody.
+. ii. YATES, ID. 5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03
In Memoriam.
ROCKEFELLER.

Mrs. Fannie Ball died April 18th
1895, aged % years. She leaves a
husband and two children to mourn
One child had gone on before. She
died in the full triumph of living
faith. She said to her companion
and physician, 81 am not afraid &c
die" Through her suffering her
trust was in God. She married
Cornelius Ball Feb. LIST, 1890, and
lived an enjoyable life in peace and
harmony with all. Mr.. Bal desires
to itturn thanks to his many
friends lr their kndness' during
thu sickness. death and Luii j u
his VIE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03

Arch Brown, son and private
secretary OF Governor John Young
Brown, was killed in a house OF iii
fame in Louisville a few nights
ago by the husband Of the woman
in whose company he was found
Fulton Gordan was the man. He
watched the couple enter the house
and surprised them a short time
afterward. Brown also fired two
shots, one OF them taking effect
slightly. After a desperate strug.
gle Gordon secured Browns pistol
and with it fired the fatal shot
and then killed his faithless wife
She was from one Of the most
prominent families Of the State
He was proprietor OF the Kenyon
Hotel at Frankfort for several
years. 1t is a most deplorable at.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03

Electropoise put out on trial fOi
four months Tor $40. Send for par,
t;o,,lor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03

"One nights use of the Electro
poise gave me relief from brain con-
gestion and vertigo. | have been
G. well man ever since" Rev.
George II. Means, Covington. Ky.
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DR.. Prices cream DaNing Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-05-03

From the editorial columns of
the Western Recorder III there is
any truth in men and women, it
does indeed benefit in hundreds Of
cases Of all kinds of sickness. A
friend who had suffered long with
nervous prostraliOn wrote that II
bad cured her. A gentleman in the
city, who, a year ago, seemed TO
have only a few days OF life left
him by consumption, has greatly
improved, has been able to go on
uninterrupted with his business,
Two other personal friends said
nothing Led ever done so much for
their rheumatism. Nothing has
ever received so many testimonials
from trustworthy persons.
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CommlssIoner's Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
IS. w. Moore, Prn,
vs.
l.. +. Kelley, Def.
by a virtue OF u Judgment aud
order OF the Lawrence Circuit court
rendered at April term thereof
1895, In the above styled cause, the
undersigned will on Monday May
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TERMS;-Sal~.will be- m rIe up
on credit Of 6 aa1 u month";, b
purchaser executing a1nd Niin
good personal security to b mp
proved by the commissioner, piya.
bic to plaintiff; aud as iurlhfr 81.
curily II lien il retained nn iha
property so snl l,until said bnnl il.
paid
A. 4 Canaan " q +. - ~
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06

The TINES is gratifed when it's
efforts to please it's friends and
patrons is appreciated. 1t has ever
been it 5 effort to assist in building up
men and enterprises. and it has never
knowingly neglected an opportunity
to do good turn by a citizen For
this we only ask appreciation of our
efforts. We were fortunate in hav-
ing an opportunity to do a good
turn by our popular and enterpris.
ing friend, Geo. NJ. Canterbury, and
were surprised to receive notice
from his tailor, Rudolph Talbot, a
few days ago, that he had been Or
dered to make the editor a handsome
suit of clothes. We have always re.
fused proffers of valuable presents
for business considerations and only
accepted this because of the grace.
full and delicate manner in which it
was rendered and the pure and un.
selfish motives of the giver. While
we thank Mr.. Canterbury for his
magnificent present, We assure him
that his appreciation of the TINES
services out-weighs all pecuniary
considerations.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
Medal Contest.

At the Christian church tonight,
six young ladies will contest for the
Demorest medal. The young ladies
have been in thorough training for
the past two weeks and the contest
promises to be very interesting. The
management of the affair will be un.
der the especial supervision of Mrs.
". W. Cook, which promises fair
ness to each contestant. In addi.
tion the audience will be treated to
vocal music from a select choir of
little girls, who Mrs. Cook has been
training for the occasion. This
alone will be worth twice the small
admittance fee of 10 cents to dsfray
expenses. Exercises will begin
promptly at s o'clock p. N.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
n. Y. Carroll, councilman from
18th ward, resigned Monday night.

n. Y. Carroll, councilman from
4th ward, resigned Monday night.
In printing the financial statement
last week typographical error was
made in the last total, making it read
S56,6S4.S9. The correct figures are
S55,6S4.S9, This could have easily
been detected by any one making
the addition.
The TINES desires to call the es.
pecial attention OF it 5 readers TO the
advertisement of Buffers popular
dry goods and boot and shoe mer-
chants, Lane i Adair. in this issue.
They say to you that there will be
no advance IN the cost of boots and
shoes at their store and ladies and
gentlemen or children wanting boots
or shoes can buy them at their store
at former low prices. As no a.ten-
tion has been paid TO the advance in
prices made by the wholesale firms.
Having bought their stock in ad-
vance OF the rise, they propose to
give their customers the advantage.
Read their advertisement for par.
ticulars.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS

Get your pictures framed at D. W
DRUMMoNDs.
Several of the prisoners at the
Jail have the measels.
j. T. Trosper, is new subscrib-
or to the booming TINES this week.
Don't miss the Demorest medal
contest at the Christian church to
night.
The 4th Of July committee has Sc.
lscted grounds east of town a short
distance.
= Mrs. T. j. Smith the noted speak.
er and lecturer will be at the opera
house June 5 and 6.
/ Go and hear Mrs. T. J. Smith lee.
ture on the financial question at the
opera house June 5 and 6.
Carter Wallace, OF Charlotte, call.
ed Saturday. He brought to town
several wagon loads of corn.
N Our esteemed friend Grant Gar.
ner renews for the TIMEs which he is
sending to his sister Miss Rosa.
Go the Demorest medal contest
at the Christian church tonight.
Ten cents admittance to defray ex'
Psnses.
Clyde Mcfarland holding q posi-
ton with q commission house in
Kansas City spent Sunday with hi,
parents.
The TINES congratulases Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g Shafer over the arrival
at thier homo Sunday Of 13} pound
little daughter.
In parts of Kansas the hot winds
have blasted al hopes for crop
Not only this but the fruit has beer
blown from the trees.
N. B. Mcfarland has returned
from his trip to Houston. Texas
He says he saw Thomas Gault a
I Houston. Mr.. Gault is farming
about Is miles from the city and il
doing we'll.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
New Subscribers.

The TINES adds to it's constantly
increasing subscription list this
week the following new names:
J. L. Cuzick, Virginia; Frank Porter,
Virginia; J. T. Davis, Amoret; Jas.
Fleming, Virginia; L. NJ. Sanders,
Virginia; Miss Nellie Jones, Foster;
Chas. Current, Virginia; 81 S.
Strickland, Virginia; Chas. Patient,
New Home; VIM. A. Rogers. Vir.
ginia; Amy Fair, Virginia; Jas.
Montgomery, Foster; Merit Zinn,
Virginia; W. II, Gregory. Nlnton
and ]. I. Trosper, Pugb, Texas; A
Tucker, Butler
In way of increasing subscription
and general circulation the boom
ing TINES drives the band wagon
in this county and opposition keeps
so far in the rear they can hardly see
the great chariot of the TINES as il
moves up the road to high water
mark of four thousand circulation
The people will take the greatest
and best.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06

The TIMES esteemed friend Charlie
West, of Foster, Mo-, and one Of
the solid young democrats of Wal
nut township, gave us a pleasant
and substantial call Tuesday, renew
ing for SO. The TINES has no bet.
ter friend in Bates county than
Charlie West.
Boils, abscesses, tumors. and even
cancers, are the result of natural
effort of the system to expel the
poisons which the liver and kidneys
have failed to remove. Ayers Sar.
saparilla stimulates all the organs
to a proper performance of their
functions.
Our esteemed fellow citizen of
near Spruce, I. NJ. Smith, called Sat-
urday and renewed for 90. Mr.. S.
IS one of the successful farmers and
stockraisers of this county, and one
of the men you never hear talking
hard times as he also raises some
thing to sell and gets the top OF the
market he reports crops good in
his nsighborhood with the exception
Of wheat, which is practically fail
urs.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
Circuit court will convene Monday

Circuit court will convene Monday.
Extreme hot weather prevails in
the east, while the zephyr breeze
pervades the west.
The 4th of July committees claim
they are to tear the bone out this
year, by giving Butler the biggest
4th in the history of the town.
Circuit court begins next Monday.
There are two murder cases on the
docket for trial, Ben Fee for killing
AL Heath, Ezra Park for killing his
brother Luther.
Last years receipts from the in
come tax in England were $7S,O0O,.
900, and the rich men pay the
amount without grumbling or ap-
peals to the courts.
Atkeson went to Rich Hill Tues.
day night, to reply to John Sher.
mans speech before the Ohio
republican state convention. Atke-
son vs.. John Shermen. Rats, rate.
Miss Lizzie Smith, daughter of
Ben Smith. Of Fayette, Mo-, is visit
ing the family of DR.. Lyle Miss
Smith is the assistant superinten-
dent of schools of her town.
Mrs. 7. ]. Smith the lady lecturer
on the financial question was accord
ed good houses at Harrisonville last
week. She will lecture at the opera
house in this city June 5 and 6.
The business people and board of
trade of Appleton City are talking
water works for the town. They are
handy thing. gentlemen, and nc
we'll regulated town should be with.
out them.
Geo. Miers left Sunday night TO,
New York, ir answer to telegram
informing him of the serious illDes.
of his father. Monday another dis
patch was received which stated tn.
old gentleman had died.
The county court convened Mon
day with all the judges present
There 10 . large accumulation ol
| business before them and with ths
Adrian election contest to settle tn.
court 10 liable to be in session tn.
remainder Of tue week.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06

Judge j. L. Porter. of Johnstown,
one of the TIMES most esteemed
friends and patrons, called the other
day and renewed for '96. The Judge
was accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Edith Murry, whom he had
come to town to meet on her arrival
from her home at Longmont, Colo.
rade, for a visit of a month to her
parents. The TIMES wishes her q
pleasant visit.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
Gave Her an Appetite.

Marble Hill. Mo-, May 20, 1895.
Il have taken 3 bottles of Hood
Sarsaparilla and received great bene.
st from it. I was troubled with
rheumatism in my shoulder so that
I was unable to change my clothes
without help for three months. I
had no appetite and could not rest.
I begin taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
and with the very first bottle / Re-
gan improving. 1t has given me an
appetite Sarah l. Mitchell.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06

We have some Whitley Mo Sers 5
and 81 cut that we will sell at
$500 They are new goods
and in fine shape, make this price to
close out. Same as Champion.
DEACON BROS. & Co.
Low price hardware and grocery
house.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06

Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
The herald., 1895-01-23
SANFA ANA.
Ernmps Put to Work Repairing Roads
Mates.

Notes.
| SANTA ANA, Jan. %. The many friends of
MIR. Z. c, Edinger, president OF tue city board
OF trustees, will be sorry to hear that he is con-
fined to hts bed with an illness which is very
severe Mr.. Edinger has been ailing for some
time.
Inc Ebell society will meet IN regular session
next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
knights OF Pythias hall, ove- Beatty's store.
The subject for the afternoon will be silk cul-
ture.
Yesterday morning the city marshal and the
county sheriff turned over to 4. C. Hull and
Edward lIalesworth fourte III tramps, to be
put to work on the streets. All went to work
digging dach for draininga part OF North
Main street. Those large balls and chains
seem to have good effect on the hobos
, ME- ana 1 Nj James Harrison will go to Los
her with some Detroit friends
A petition was being circulated and gener-
ousiy signed asking the legislature to pass
law requiring all public and private institu-
tons such as converts. asylums and other sim
laf places to be open to the inspection of the
pubic at all times.
Dled.North OF Tustin, Mrs. Eliza Westcott,
aged 10 years. Funeral next Wednesday ut
residence OF N. P. Westcott
DAY TO resume his work in his law Office
T. Alvarez was brought up yesterday for trial
pc answer to the charge of stealing cattle from
lhe san Joaquin rancn but owing to the de-
tayed train the counsel and witnesses failed to
ut IN al appearance. The case was reset for
FEBRUARY Z.
Mary V. Lyon sold to Harvey Miller 10 acres
IN section 81, township 4. range TO- for 5000
Mrs. Mary A. Baker sold to L. S. Brown OF
Fullerton lots l and ., block 10, of the town of
Fullerton for 500.
c. II. Yatman. the noted evangelist, will be-
ein revival meetings in this city February 4th
Al the churches of this city have united in
these meetings.
Miss Blossie Smith and her brother, G. Abb
RAM Il visiting in Los Angeles this week.
George Peters is confined To his home with
sickness
Miss Ethel Spears returned to her home in
Los Angeles this morning after visit here
with relatives.
Robert Flournoy, formerly employed on the
Blade in this city, is visiting friends hsre
tomorrow III 'yerly's minstrel troupe will ap-
pear IN Surgeons operGhouse.
Thomas Brown and William DENLY two viii
famous tramps, who made an assault with
deadly weapons upon citizens OF Orange county
few weeks aso, were yesterday sentenced 10
states prison at Folsom, the former getting IL
months and the latter two years.
Ribhardson d Overshiner's wood coal and
Oil store took fire from an explosion of patent
gasoline burner, this evening. and was par
TALLY burned before the work of the fire depart
ment became effective. The loss will not be
more than $500 Cliff Overshiner, one of the
partners was badly burned on the hand and
arm from the explosion.
The herald., 1895-01-23

Considerable Damage Done by the
Rams


Rains.
REDLANDs Jan. o2.-From morning till night,
yesterday, there was continual stream of
people walking up and down the banks OF the
zanja west OF town. viewing the results OF the
freshet The damage to property on the line
OF this water course, between the business por-
ton OF town and point two miles below on
the Barton tract, win reach several thousand
dollars
East OF town, Sylvan boulevard has been cut
into badly by the overflow of Mill creek zanja
from point about mile and a half above
town. George A. Cooks deer park was washed
out and one deer made his escape. Little dam
age however, is reported to property not il
close proximity TO this stream.
Clarence Logic has been held to appear be-
fore the superior court, the charge against
him being assault. girl but years OF age
Is the eomplRiningwitnes
The late storm caused portions of the founda-
tlon OF the N.sM. @. a. building to settle, caus
ingia number OF wide cracks iii the walls.
). X. Baker, justice OF the peace, has opened
an Office on West State street.
While exercising IN the Y, " c. A gymns-
SUM last Saturday night. u L. Dixie fell in
such manner as to break one OF his legs just
above the ankle. The fracture was attended
to by physician, and the patient is doing
Well
Herbert E. Page, who has resided in Moreno
for three years past, left yesterday for Apple
ton City, Mo.
b. r. Wheeler, residing near Brookside ave-
nue., had shetland pony stolen last night
VIM. Donovan, for vagrancy, and Herman
Puenger, lorpetty larceny, were before Judge
Baker today The former was sent up for seven
days, and the latter for 10.
what came near being serious runaway &C.
CURED on Orange street yesterday afternoon.
Manuel Suestas drove out Of Hoofstraab's liy-
cry stable with a horse attached to u two
wheeled cart The animal fell on the side
walk, threw out the driver aud OF gaining his
footing, started pell-mell toWar is the post
Office lie was about to dash into a team on
the corner OF Water and Orange streets, when,
as luck would have it, the reins caught in one
OF the wheels, the revolution pulling them so
taut as to force the animal to u stsudstilI.
The honors in the first section of the fresh
man class in mathematics, state university
Berkeley were won by Walter Curtiss OF this
city.
T. a. Tudor has started collection agency
in the Union bank block.
Four vags were before Judge Clark today
He allowed three OF them to depart in peace
on promise to leave the city within two hours:
the others viii tind retirement in the county
jail for seven days.
The shetland pony which wandered from B.
h Wheeler's place Sunday night was found
yesterday i'll Lon Dunlep's barn in Yucape
Today Mrs, G. F. Bailey received telegram
from Grundy Center, Ia. bearing the news of
the death OF her mother by dropsy.
In some parts OF Yucaipc valley a foot OF
snow fell during the lass storm.
orange picking has been resumed.
Misses lizzie Dimm ock and Ellie Price of
Holton, Kan, are here for the winter.
The herald., 1895-01-23
DIR. CHAPMAN'S SUCCESS.

Many Converts for christianity Made at
the Union Services.
Last evening he preached from the
text, Thou art not far from the king
dom. It was only step. he said.
though to some a step requiring great
courage, and to all the most important
step Of their lives to become an inmate
Of the kingdom Of God-and yet only q
step.
The union services being held at the
First Pres byt erian church, corner Sscon d
aud Broadway, by the Rev. DR.. Z. S.
Chapman OF Oakland, have proven very
successful 90 far. This ia the third week
of DR.. Chapman's good work here. He
10 . persuasive speaker. kindly and
gentle in his meiu and has led many of
those who have listened to him here to
make confession OF faith and become
converted.
Professor Morrison rendered Almost
Persuaded, as vocal solo. in very
feeling manner. At the end OF the cor
vices there were not few who by rising
in their seats and by signing the cards
distributed by the ushers. declare d their
willingness to enter the fold of the
church.
The herald., 1895-01-23
BEAMS DEFENDER.
ATTORNEY MUNDAY SAYS HE HAS
BEEN EMPLOYED.
DstocrNs Aubie's Victim Has Boon
Giv1B oounsei-Hsfused an INTER-
view with His CLIENT.

Despite the fact that many, many
thousands OF miles separated William
Bean. the burglar, from his relatives. he
has friends in Los Angeles. His friends
are not acquaintance. They are those
whose hearts are always ready to do
good act for tho stranger, though he
be criminal or Christian.
Tneae persons, whoever they may be,
have taken means to secure counsel for
the burglar whom Dstoctivs Auble shot
last Saturday morning, and in the event
that the wounded man RECEIVERS. his in
terests. il ne has any bssidss his lib
erty, will bs we'll taken care OF.
According to the statement OF Attor-
ney M. IL. q. Munday, he has bscn re-
tanned to detend Bean in case he aur-
wives. Ii ia understood that a number
OF citizens voluntarily approached the
lawyer and employed him AS counsel.
In accordance with his duties as coun-
ssl, no called st the police station yea
terday to zee his Client Chief Glass
ststsd to Mr.. Mnnday, go the latter
sayo. that the injured man could not be
seen. The attorney called upon Captain
hCpofbs, VINO r5l9rrS1 MIN Dack TO tins
chief and to Police Surgeon Bryant.
DR.. Bryant commended that it was
dangerous TO the mans life for him to
be disturbed in aay manner, and told
hip, thas it would be two or three days
before he could be allowed to converse
for any length of time. and that until
then no ons was permitted to speak to
him.
That aetles it," replied the attorney.
II have done everything can to see
Bean and. n, you zee, have been refused
admission by the police department."
Mr. Mundgy was not slow in express
ing his opinion of the treatment given
him.
Bean was somewhat better last night,
and Polics Surgeon Bryant thinks there
ID possibility OF the mans ultimate
recovery, though the night before he
aesmed to be sinking rapidly.