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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
LITTLE BLAINE.

The Scripture is fast fulfilling,
especially on our creek, for they
are still marrying and giving in
marriage. Married. on the 10th
inst. Miss Martha Thompson to
Clarence Borders. Also, on the
18th inst, Miss DafIa McKinster to
Lindsey Moore. May theirs be a
happy and prosperous future.
Mad dogs are said to be plentiful
In this section. Il Is reported that
Charley Roberts dog went mad
and bit one Of his girls.
Born, TO the wife OF A. b. Mar
tin. a girl. To the wife OF Orson
Moore a hoy. To the wife OF Ell J.
Moore q boy.
Henry McKinster and wife, Of
Carter county, have been visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. J. NJ. Berry is very sick Of
Ia grippe. The three children Of
L. r. Smith are also quite sick.
The v. p. s. has taken fresh
courage and is rapidly establishing
itself anew. Such an institution
Is badly needed In this communal.
~, 80 let them como.
We are glad tn note that Aims
Justice is improving.
Mrs. N. II. Thompson has re
turned from Thacker, W. Va,
where she has been visiting hel
husband.
We are sorry to learn Of the Sc
rious illness Of David Moore. Ths
Doctors say there is but little hops
for him.
B. F. Moore went down our ereeL
on the Goth inst, enroute for the
clerks Office.
Oh no, WillIe,7 ehums haven't gone
astray like one Of old, but are still
sticking to the faith that was ono,
delivered to Uncle Tol; 90 would
thank Willie to inform US II h
can tell OfUnele TOls whereabouts
We would love to visit him in hi
home. 2-CHUNs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

We have clubbing arrangements
by which we can furnish fllc fol
lowing publications with the BIo
SANDY NKws at the reduced prices
named:
n. Y. World, three times a
week, and News, both one year,
tl.65.
Louisville Weekly Dispatch, and
News, Sl.65.
Cincinnaiis Weekly Enquirer,
and NEws, $3.50.
COuricrJournal, twice a week
and NEws, s1.65.
Home X Farm and NKws, 1875.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
STATUE WIN A WARDROBE.
Tigars 81 = Huas Bsy N nrus.sis mas
Mlne n1N~r~na nuaen

Ftgars 81 = Hnds Bsy IN nrus..as mas
Nins Dansrsnt sufts.
One Of the most curious Ainaa IN
Brunseia = thing that must b eharac-
teris.ie 70 some extent Of The temper Of
The people. Il tn iitfis manikin statue
and fountain. says the Kansas City
Journal II Il q statue o. q nAksd bog.
said 10 have been erected By . ,ohleman
wlsose lost son va found on thIs spot.
But there = nos ths hast excuse for the
boT's nAkednr.s. for he \ well sup
pnsd With clothing Of many ssrta. and 4
rich enough to buy more salts occar
aionally. Louis Nv. deooratsd tie statue
with he order Of Tie Holy 0houa pos-
ably II . moment when Anolher sort
Of sparit had possession Of him. and Z,
\ tie ownar Of uine handsome cCatumcs
beionging 70 nine difrercnt periods.
On fe,e days Tie boy Il gorgeously clad;
snmstlmes IN cd rrench costumes.
nnmstlmes IN he uniform Of The Guard
Cviqus. An thls 4 funny enough. bot
not a. curious a. ne real. II h The
inrhion for weakly malien ladies ol
brussels y fan In love With The statue.
ard remember u handsomely IN ther
villa Through one such bgQpesl tlll
pe,se,i hoy Y protld<a With valet a a
lalaFy q 80. and 4 short llme ~ an
o,her onvf1icd namlr,r lci|' -
~, completion and mn|n,eh1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

whea the sexton Of 81. JsmsS GENE
terJ. Bristol. Pa. opened an ola vault
that had been closed since lTSS . iargr
hop toad vns discovered inside. Jump
ing msrriiy shout The vault va proc
tIoAiiy cir tight. And the toad must b
81 least Iot yssrs old. having lived that
tina aloos IN The vault With The dad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
LOWER LOUISA PRECINCT.

Burchett, ThOs delinqent.
Baker, Lindsey delinquent.
B1rchett, Milton delinquent.
Burgess, Ed F on book twice. Elk.
by county court.
Burchett, Elem real estate $500.
On book twice. ex. by 60. court.
Chandler, VIM delinquent.
Castle, Ward delinquent.
COnley, Martin L personal prop
erty $500. non resident
Charleston, JEFF delinquent.
Carter, ThOs delinquent.
Casteel, Sherman delinquent.
Casteel, Sherman delinquent.
Diamond, Frank delinquent.
Diamond, Chas jr delinquent.
Diamond, CHI in Ohio.
Diamond, Joe delinquent.
Diamond, Jno G delinquent.
Diamond, Lon non resident at
the time.
EndicOtt, Joshua delinquent.
Eva, Jas non resident and no
property.
Fugeti, George delinquent.
Fisher, Vim delinquent.
Fowler, I'D in W Va. no prop
erty in this county.
Frasher, Jas Calvin land $50.
and ex. by county court. Poll
tax ex. by county court.
Frasher, Jas Calvin on book twice
for poll tar.
Fugett, John delinquent.
Grizzls, George delinquent.
Holly, Jno jr delinquent.
Holly, JnOs ST. delinquent.
Haws, VIM delinquent.
Hale, Pascom delinquent.
Heston, Tom ir delinquent.
johnson, LOuvina cash notes &
bonds s627. got no property.
Jordan, Jonas cash notes etc. sl.15.
got no property.
johnson, Joseph cash notes &
bonds $40. got no property.
On book twice.
Jones, Lon poll & personal prop
orty. in Boyd county.
Levine, Jake poll d watch 5000
in W Va.
Mcclure, ArnOldus poll & watch
$500. in Boyd county.
Martin, James delinquent.
Murray, Albert poll & personal
property sS7. no property.
Mills, Ira ex. by county court.
Mcclure, Luke in Ohio.
McClare, Steve non resident.
Nolan, jesse delinquent.
Pigg, Theadore on book tWic,
for psll tax
Page, Lewis delinquent.
Picket Co personal property $500
no property.
Rice, Charley delinquent.
Rice, Jas VI on book twice TO
poll tax.
Rice, Jake jr poll & persona
property $45. no property.
Reynolds, TLOs on book twice.
Roberts, Jasper on book twice
Ross, Granville dead.
TiIIman, Lewis delinquent.
Thompson, Al delinquent.
Welch, Franz delinquent.
Wilson, Graham Ell by CO court
Wellmar, Jas delinquent.
Williamson, VIM Il delinquent
Wilson, Zezk delinquent
Webb, Charlie in Carter county
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

ne Dedhsn CXs..l Society for Ap
prshenting HOrss Thieves d the oidesl
Of its kind In The eountrJ. having beer
started early - the present century
VIXEN the e7uniry 10 the vicinity Of Ded
ham wa Infested By horss thisvcA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

BIankenship, John del.
Brown, Nj del.
BIankonshlp, Mart del.
Berry, Alfred * by CO court.
Chapman, Elzis gone.
Chandler, JeG ex By CO court.
Carter, Joe del.
Campbell, Riley In Carter co.
ChafIln, Jesse delinquent
Daniels, Elisha del.
Evans, William delinquent.
Foster, Daniel exonerated.
Grifhth, John exOnerated.
Griffith, Chiffon dead
Griffith, James not found.
Graham, Burnam de-
Hilton, Ben delinquent.
Hamilton, Henry del.
Justice, Henry del.
Kelly, Martha woman.
Kelly, Nelson delinquent
Logan, Geo A delinquent.
Large, Andrew delinquent.
Large, Frank delinquent.
Mullins, Solomon del.
Murphy, John del.
Potter, VIII delinquent.
Prince, NV PO a per. property
no property.
Roe, Charley delinquent
Stewart, BIZ delinquent.
Stewart, Dolllver del.
Wells, Jasper delinquent.
Witten, Martha woman
wsllman, Ell sxonsrated
Wells, Tennessee delinquent.
CONTINUED MKT WEEK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

Webb, A Is IN W Va
Weliman, Lewis delinquent.
WeIlman, John poll and person
al property 500. no property.
wellman, John II on book twice.
weIlman, sam In " Va
wellman, Dan delinquent.
York, William dsllsquent.
York, Ernest delinquent.
York, Glaueus delinquent.
Bartram, John non resident.
Haws, Mrs woman.
COpley, Tillman delinquent
Cox, BurweIl delinquent.
Compton, JnO r delinquent.
Crawford, Joshua in W Va.
Elkins, John In W Va.
Eikins, Kelly In W Va.
Frazier. Granville ex. BY county
court.
Hunt, Isaac no property to make
Henslsy, stephen no property
TO make taxes
Freese, SM poll 4 personal prop
srty. non resident.
Isaac, Jas on book twice.
Jones, Curtis w In Boyd coun.
ty and no property.
Jones, FrankN In Boyd county
and no property.
Justice, George delinquent.
French, Ut 20 4 personal prop
erty.
Kazee, ] L delinquent
Layne, Henry not found.
Martin, WV pO 4 personal prop
erty.
Martin, Ben poll 4 perSona
property.
Moore, Neal poll aud persona
property.
Meek, Laban T poll 4 persona
property.
Martin, John poll and persons
property.
NewsOn, Frank poll a parsons
property.
Norton, James sxonerated.
Plnson, James delinqueuA
Peck, Jas delinquent.
Peterman, VIM delinquent.
Pickle, Jesse delinquent.
cOLORED LIST.
Bolts, George delinquent.
Bibbs, George delinquent.
Ewing, Clint Delinquent.
Ewing, Pat In W Va.
Ewing, James delinquent.
VinsOn, Andy delinquent.
Goble, Joseph delinquent.
lGODIe, hlliihm ueiluq ucnas
, GOble, Miles Delinquent.
Holly, Jerry delinquent.
Harris, George delinquent.
O'Dsll, James dellnqent.
Johns, Charlie del.
Johns, Lewis del.
Pickrsll, john del.
Prater, CIV del.
Payne, Lewis del.
, Shannon, Albert dead.
Thornton, John del.
Wallace, John del.
Allison, Ham del.
Freese. Neb del.
Freese, Anthony del.
Goble, Albert del.
Black, George del.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

In - three sEasss which keep sistis'
to-. Psnnsylsania. Ns~ York and MAs-
saehusstts. 81 persons were killed b
steel railways IN 1853 and as In isod
IN the sams dine ths number q inj1Fst
incSeasea from 90 10 AHA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
NEW TRIUMPH.
The Dreaded Consumption
can be cured
7. A. SlOcum, the Great Chsmis
and Scientist, will send to SUI.
fersrs, three free bottles Of his
Newly Discovered Remedies
to cure Consumption add
all Lung Troubles.

NOsbing CORD Be fair T. more phIlan.
thropic or carry more joy 10 the Afflicted
than the generous oller of the ho0orsd
and distinguished chemist, +. A. SIccum.
n. c.. AZ New York CITY.
He has discovered . reliable and ahso-
lnts euae for consumption and all broD-
chial. throat. lnag aud chest diseases,
catarrhal affections. general decline add
weakness, loss Of flesh aud all coaditions
Of wasting away; aud to- make lu great
merits known. will send three free bgille1
| Of his newly discovered remedies 10 pny
AFFLICTED reader Of the zig sandy NeSs.
Already his sneu scienIlnc sYs.em Of
mediriae" has permanently cured lhoui-
Ands Of apparently hopeless cases
The Doctor considers d not only hls
professional. but his religious daly-a
duty which he cNes {, suffering human
hy--lo donate bis lni.llible cure.
He has proved the dreaded consump-
ton % Be durable dl,ca.e beyond Z
doubt, IN any climate. and has on flle IN
he american and European l4harslorle.
thousands Of ''hearIfell Testimonials Of
gratitude" fron those benefited and
cured In all parts VI the world.
Catarrhal and pulmonary Troubles lead
10 consumption. and consumption, anin.
lerfupled. means speedy aud rrrlnln
death Don't delay until lila TO- late.
Slmply write T A Slocum. \ Q. " Pine
ulrell, Nov York. giving oxpnal aud
| po1loIIlco address nnd The Hrc1 ulellclug
WIN n promptly cent frall Io|| lhl
pos,of Iou ~ W. oar n ne n|s ssnay
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
BLAINE PRECINCT.

BLAINE fhEOlNOls
Adams, Isaac not found.
Baker, Mlniard N del.
Bevins, George del.
Cordle, del.
Casteel, Harrison del.
Casteel, John Curlsy.
Casteel, Thomas del.
Chaffin, James del.
CasteeI Bill del.
Carpenter, James not found
Cotton, John eos found.
Clevinger, Tolbert del.
Cardwell, Clark del.
Caudlr, David Il del
Casteel, ClaibOrn del.
Castle, Geo dsl.sllow 1l.OOer Soc
Craft, wmM del.
CordIe, Lewis del.
Davis, CO 81 BY court.
Davis, Britton not Iouno.
Edwards, Isaac NJ non resident.
Green, Vim del.
johnson, Asbury del
johnson, Frank del
Justice, Sam A del.
Kitchen, Andy del.
Lemasters, Mr. del.
Lester, DL del.
Lawson, Lee del.
Rice Jake Lodge town lot In
Blaine $50 sx by co court.
Moore, AT delinquent.
More, wv 500 on book twice
500 exonersted by CO court.
MeDoIe, WI del.
Moore, Asburg del.
Mckenzie, Frank del.
0'Bryan, Lafayette 20 and per
sonal property Is.
Osborn, N F delinquent.
Potter, BIZ delinquent.
Pach, John in Carter county.
Ramey, Lewis 20 and per prop
erfy 80 not found.
Ramey, Sherman del.
Radcliffe, VIM delinquent.
RatcIIffe, Elem ox BY co court.
Ramey. VIM r po and persona
property 20 not found.
Short VIM not found.
Short, Frank not found.
Short, Sylvester J on book twicI
Travis, Green del.
Wheeler, John r not found.
Weaver, George del.
Young, VIM not found.
Bishop, VIM del.
Cordle, Amos j. sx 20 tax.
Castle, Mat del.
Elkins, Xix del.
Holhroot, MinIard sxOnsrA.st
Kee, Henry del.
Osborn, JasG del.
. Sparks, Martha cash nstss an
bond $50 no property found.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
Big Sand
Time Table ii

Time Table il.
Pass. TAIN lfal
~. ; arrives LnuI
ch1rd 9sfS, Viii
Returning. LfaTo
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gslO.
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a. ~; arrives III
leitbufgssiu, Al
tninlng. leave An
afitttsbirg f:tt /
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Train Master
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
iR.I.P.A.N.S.
pncked Without 0las1.
TEN E0Q FIVE CENTG


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10y y. - - - p.rpoa e nerellg -
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THE
lNlls 4 EM COURIER NVlHG
$1.OOayear.
Issued Wednesday and satur-
day m II.

BeGiunlng January !. 1897. the Week
7 Coufirg-Journal was changed 10 the
rsice-a-wssk Couii-r Journal. Pnbli-
cation day % are Wednesday aud saiur-
day. The weineslly PAPER Willie de-
ysted 70 neWr and poliiirAl tupirs. Tie
Saturday isue ~i.l b DEVOTED 10 s;orizs.
saisceilany, pictures, poetry, ia per
fect nmlly paper.
lash issnr : III Be slx pages. or twclsg
paseA ws.b-sn IN 'rsasr % two pages a
wseh. l0t Yaass 81 ~ columns year.
ns polis - q ne paper wiil nor b.
chang, and ths latile FOR pure iicmoc-
racy snd Fnie Democratic principles win
b csbtinasd Eucccs.luliy IN the future
a. In he past. L. spite 81 ;he expense
lnyolvsi r. Ihs Improvements dated. the
pnes u The Tsice-a- week Courier Jour
hal viii remain the sans, 81 year. A
lecture during Ne coming year VII Be-
ne edilsrials q Mr. Henry w4fterson
on political and Other topics Of the day
Daily Courler-Journal, year, 5000
Daily sud Sunday, I year. 500
Sunday alone. year, 100
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The Big sandy News.
AND IHr
Twice aWeOk courier-Journal
VIII be vat oae war ,, any address
fsF l -. Aee-s==: nia s.sn4 Nsp.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25

oHERoKEE PRECINCT.
Adams, Asbury delinquent.
Bates, WIN del,
nOggs, Jno @ on book twice.
nan nm a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-02-25
THREE Z
DA|
TIC r.

Tic \.
Limited is thcI
world and rul
ingtou, Baltil
and Mcw York.
electricity and
Ifyou intend N
rcctiJn write N
to c. B. nj
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sas.i2l.
All Rail

all ps|
linois Mis-
erlska. I'D
sgon, Cal
WiscoS sin
and norlhr
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
SIX KILLED BY
EXPLODING GASOLINE
Houses Wrecked and q Dozen
People Injured.
FORTY GALLONS lGNITED.

Philadelphia, Sept. IL Three
more OF the victims of the gasoline
explosion which occurred on South
street last night, are dead.
About forty gallons of gasoline
exploded in the cellar of a grocery
store, and as result the building
and those adjoining it on either
side collapsed.
Three dead bodies were taken
from the ruins as soon as search
was made. A dozen badly injured
people were rescued.
One of the buildings wrecked
was a tenement house, occupied
principally by Hebrews.
1t is supposed that lighted
lamp was taken into the cellar in
which the gasoline was stored.
All the windows in the neigh
borhood were wrecked.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
An Unpleasant Surprise

Senator Teller in the Democrat
ic convention spoke plainly. He
declared that the hope of the peo-
pie lay in the Democratic party.
"If God gives me life," said he,
Il shall be found fighting for you
in 1900" And again: I'm con-
ciusion, l repeat that not only on
silver, but on other great ques-
tons, the hope of the country is
the Democratic party" Senator
Teller's speech was an unpleasant
surprise to many, and a fulfllment
of the predictions heretofore made
by his opponents that he would
try to deliver the Silver Republi-
can forces to the Democrats
Denver Republican.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
ABOUT TOWN

1t was pay day yesterday on the
Florence and Cripple Greek
system.
More drizzling rain yesterday
and continued cold made fires a
necessity.
The county commissioners are
holding an adjourned meeting in
Canon City today.
The big -Four" hunters, who
scared a bear near Steamboat and
did other things, were at Glen
wood Springs yesterday on their
way home.
Over $50 persons bought tickets
at Florence for the Marshall Pass
excursion, Which went through on
time yesterday morning. Most of
them took heavy wraps or over
coats with them.
The Woman's Home Mission
airy Society of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. Widerfelt,
Friday, Sept. Is at 3 p, m. Topic,
Supply Work" Members of the
church and congregation are
cordially invited to be present.
A curiosity is on exhibition at
P. 7. McGuire's. 1t is an UNI
brella, found in the street by a
man who had none, when it was
raining on Saturday and taken
there by him to be left for its
owner. Such rarity deserves a
free lad"
Trustee Matt Lines and Clerk
Killian are hunting in the White
River country, Trustee Fraser went
to Glenwood Springs today and
George M. Deibert is also out of
town, so no meeting of the town
board is probable tonight.
1t will be remembered that the
September cold spell struck this
vicinity little later last year. 1t
came on the second day of the
fruit festival at Canon City. The
first day was exceedingly hot. The
second day it rained and the
mercury fell rapidly.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
The Cuban Waltz

To see half dozen Cuban men
and women at their best it is to
see them dancing the Cuban
waltz at one of those small social
gatherings at a friends house
which occupy in so quiet and
sensible fashion the evenings of
many Spanish-speaking people in
both hemispheres.
The dance is expressive; it has
dignity; it is grace, is poetic, and
is instinct with character.
Such indolent, phantom-like
dancing never before was seen.
The couples turn very little, and
the soles of the feet scarcely stir
from the floor. 1t is the conven-
tional waltz step reduced to the
last pitch of deliberate languor
Slowly they revolve together,
slipping insensibly around the
room. There seems to be no rea-
son why waltzing taken at such a
gait as this should not 20 on
forever. At given moment four
couples find themselves opposite
each other and form a quadrille,
the round danoe thus merging
temporarily into square one. The
white dresses of the women sweep
to and fro with dignifed disre-
gard OF haste, and their plumply
rounded arms are extended in a
graceful chain. Then they break
softly away and return to their
partners and the waltz is resumed
London Morning Leader.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
Y STATE NEWS

The Florence and Cripple Creek
and Golden Circle railroads have
established an agent and freight
Office at Independence. A new
two-story depot is nj course of
construction and will be finished
in q few weeks. Suburban ser
vice is expected on the hill some
time this fall. Victor Record.
The August issue of the Bank
ers' Magazine says: Perhaps no
better opportunity for profitable
investment can be found any
where in the United States than
the state of Colorado affords. The
output of many of her mines has
become 80 great as to remove them
from the speculative category"
This is an important straw as in
dicating the impression made up
on the visiting bankers by their
trip to Cripple Greek Mining
Record.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-09-12
d. q r. Especial Rates

Fare Florence to st. Louis is
now $23.60; to Chicago $26.25.
To Omaha and return 5000
every Thursday and Friday, good
Is days.
Grand Lodge I. o. O. F. at Du-
range, $14 round trip, Dot. 16 and
II, good until Oct. %.
Colorado Springs and return
$685., Sept. Z and 8, good until
Sept. IL.
Glenwood Springs and return
$1l.15 Sept. l2, good &c. return
until Sept. II.
Canon City, Fruit Day, 35c for
round trip, Sept. IA, 10 and l6,
good until Sept. 10. Special trains
between Florence and Canon City
as previous years.
Fishing parties of three travel
ing on one ticket, will be given
round trip tickets for one fare to
the designated fishing resorts.
1886 to Colorado Springs ana
return every Saturday and Sunday,
good to return until Monday.
$3.50 tc Cripple C.eek and re-
turn. Good Sundays Only.
Exposition rates to Omaha, May
80 TO October 30, $27 .55 round trip
good 80 days.
Am. Moore, Agent.