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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

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h-ster-
Mrs. s7i1A q Nyr1l-- HAs t'er
bere - VlslL s11 EAs rst1rn-'-
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= visiting hsr s-1raer- " Z r.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
LITTLE BLAINE.

Bern - tn VIZ e WHrrsl CEs-
H. n fos bsg5 Alsal - Ghs Eise q
d N Nsars- girl
AIasr1 Nssre = 7ZprgSE1E Very
E.s1 t-u1thssbat X rsoezT-.s $50
tine AgA
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Lesxhs- IsluEs0 SAYS r. i nla
EsS1g - Earn W51h E5rh ES1sz8sr.
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EIE1g . tam 20 LAss Havs-
Ian l. Glss5-- EEs sssl "a h5s
WY % Dry R53Ee ~ a1har 31v-
Lindsey Pig 1Bs Ezss are VEsI1-
iaE 1-C G Hayes a th5S ErzrEns-
I-i1AsEF i n .sE5ss A. ever
Mart NsarE \ szTI visiting Ia
Pa He s1yS - ITkss IN Bse.zIz-y-
CharSsE JRsz51s All Uoe Iham--
s11 are sziI stirring AEy-
Virgil PlEg says - sad BaEe
- esEsr 13s1hsr E1En - IsE1t
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G. Nszrs and u r SE.rnEn
are partners in s1K rhzas7nE-
lee T. NssC= e1s M ksBl v-ry
N. MA 4 pa kzzss-
Gls Nsars an wEss ar WISHING
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
CHARLEY

Manned, - the Islh Sg1Fioxk
LAn-y 70 Ms Ida Griffith We
1i-h Eh=m 50y
B5Ss Spencer and zif-, u P0Tt--
mOath. .. are yisitiag NJ T. J.
Sp-1osr-
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SKI uTih fever b1t i noE Sons
tsrter-
lean Perry aud broshsr, IAo1a-
are visiting in G.
he s10ekbol5srs q the Charley
islsPh0ls lias a-t hsEs Sai1rt8y
and they isfsa6 b1ilding . ssps-
rate Lire freo JAs- Adams % Loaf
"a
Tbs boys are rzfbsr particular
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Prassst-
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hsd ki= day Asd dOat yOa r.
ns4isE AlsO = osrIaia yoang ma.
EbO Eeal 70 81 married and for
90 his lio=1s- sssH ths prsachsl
eAIlsa f0r fk.ea therefore dslByizz
tL,s Es3ding = cOaPIs e hOars-
Enlis-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

l. fosad % sals IN mosi every loun
and rity 10 the counfry. In taste
there - % mikfurs like Il. In
smell u Ia eK-sls The dosbis ~
traei ~ usil rssI.d hes frulf. lIlns
Iick- has a. plac- 10 history. Cor
nesr h@re sas f..uEht the tioody
taifis hzt.ssa iie Whites and In
disns 10 abich Bosns LOST q s0n
and rnans ofteF brave fellows hit
the da-f-- THIS hkht uas like fhs
rscent fatile q $50 Jusn hill as
% s1Visssi sd fosghi a great
odds- u = t-yoa1 ths poser q
asy @sn "a take hi-iory 70 oH The
gro1nd An1 iorat= tb@ battlefield.
fbers =. bOEessr. . mOoaDent
sr-eted shOHi1g TIE ~xsct 80,
Ehich = disPat-d ~ sSns "a citi-
la here ni- BSasm.st j. .
di=Ersus - Ihr STATE, O. NirhulAs
sn4 EaaSri-oui nssstiz-. a1d % ~
cry ritfIts u Ihis nsnnssaEssIfh-
Tts l,sisle gro1sd i Boy-ly sysi
- .srIh eyVen-i SiIh large oss1arz,
= grast msny - Ehirh. an ieis,
ar . - ShiPp-d 70 Loodoa for
pearil-
ID - is this ISuu- usdsr the
<hsd- q th- large -l1. Hb-re Ms
HsrTi-I Bs-ehsr SiOE- Erssz Ia
T.-m's CAtin.- q wicked pahlioa
Iiea- -ti3slsting and gaining sap
Yorr - Ihs ah.olIt50s esase and ~
5-eling spa - n0tls hearts a. IT,
Es-sd L10ud ever P1i IN mOt5o1-
Ii Ihs -Bl1sgrz@s- lived The
tAi-f characters il lanes LAyns
Alias ~ box TIE Ch0ir In
Visill-.-. Ehirh has proved . great
ssoos-s q fhs Astkor- IEOald al
We al Ebs have aoS rad il % Do
So
Wh5ls tte AIiSiss Greater made
here = lsn1zeaPs more be.1rifsl
Ihan Hrlis1 can E.slni. asd iasrsnsd
IL H. rocks IN slsne1f sikh y
nEf1re'> lsus give 10 thsss 30
- n serve and lss--6 III sharsd
- any oah-r E=OPIs q the ssrIh-
sui u dSs- sd tsk- \ PraE==E
q Ihe0as,Ey O. = tasrd u Bishops
20 sc tAat GOa'- gifi- 70 Ihss< 80
30 are atas=1 sd are -farssd
info . tso<ssgs,d sEor1-
H. Pssp5s % ceairsl K-atseky
cEs1 = little ~ Il The mOsntsin
psopas- DonIassr over tbsa -
eisIly, pOli1tsAlIy and OihsrEis-
Ia Iso1iIIcs this : more srse q TIE
Dsmor-sss ihan The EePabli1ans
In pablie sda1siion car peOYss
had We have t@tisE sch0oI
b0az=. t~fter f1rnif1ne. nSre
Isaehsrs b0ldlng hr-t grade osrtia-
zEtss And 80 % god rszsSa shy
tie BoaslEias sbOaId ~ b rec
ogaiBsa .s n part q ihs bady-poIi-
tscs q Ky- WF h
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

Saturday mornlax. ). lIsfis bsi.
Ger.
Several younK peopls uho had
attended ths tsachsrs' eaarhlaafioa
81 Lnaia Friday .sd Saturday
pas-ed hers --misgiy yell pisss-
ed.
I. e. Hays ssd soa took sns
eaifis from hsrs Ssiarday.
Miss Safie O'Neal, q Ohie 4.
Vi-iiing her--
Mis- En@a Guhs@ uas h-rs
sandsy-
The Library saelssy i qui.s .
ssoos---
Mr. nad Mrs. Lindsey PSss. ..
his Pasns. ~sre sisItsns % Elsias
sanasy-
Mr. A. J. TI,slap-oa Was esI'e.i
. tn bose = ~ daaEhier. Mrs.
Go C.Ttsr. - SPsnkum. bal ~
turns1 Thsr~i.y.
Ni-s M.tIie HaEs s.s hsr- IA,
E~-k
Liza Noors and B.-oon STAR.
gill - -rf~t % LOaI-a sanity mi
ssoPI-d olr ishhorh.-. -stH
Nondss- Ea-saIth-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
M Duty OF slE s.ndi.ns

VILLAS and FI-zPatrirk ars
Plzdesd - give their bsst s11rts
- th4Esa- Frs5set e ImPrSElE
TIE Blg Sandy rivsr ast th1s CIV
iag - the Oh58 and NizsiPpi val
hsys ths hsne6rs e eur snarus1s
1Inpr1l 6spos71s- M R1gh h1s
hesl tharolEhlF tssesa IN th6s
latter d1ring ~ toe tzrmzGf e.
aes and h1s tIlss - - any sEse-
tiSs W0rk Uh11svsE- e. . give i
ssri81s ar1snt5sa- M SssE1 aSss
nst Evsh ths BlE Sadly VaB=s
and prshabty cares asshilE E8r 1z
En1srastsI
Fer tAssa TSasoGs every V1Gsr
n tie vzIleF sha1h1 s1PP0Et VI
Ells and FIrzPa1r5rA- CRIak Pa--
tisalzhip WI PrsEs11 thkS hsE-
eEsEl Ia nsx1 ssssis1 e Csa-
grssa vi PrsssaE ths greatest g.
parlllnE sssssrss. So ssez-I1E q
llrEe sPPrsprHariIa s1r By SEzE1E,
We csaht name ths bssz ss rsHs-
o1s alr fhEs oPInisA- bG- WI Bls
dsSuE-
Wark Esr Bzg S1ntE valley -
vslsplsnt By VsGilg ssr EaIiEn.
al Fitzpatrick
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
PULLING EARSaIPs
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tke ssssr1l t1reaEs q The uasy g.
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eqzP7ezf1 Ter The trocFs. says .
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kecorA A Secretary Lac rszarke.s
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Esst !. C.t4s EAfeEs q tke kartor
g A11il1- B1s "a tk-iE f1Eesi<at a..
sxee1rfEs Ahfdty tA- sAiF. zi<At kAss
bees kelPless f1- tks iscs e fael an
zzEiti1e 4ls foS.1 he s-p<risriry
q o1r E1Eal org1zEEzrioz E-.s t.s 49,
~ e osr t1real ehisfs k1s bss- 5ez-
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g Tx Eoss rez4rkHtAe kAs bsr1 f-r-
EisAe1 - The kllrs1E - esziFzeEs -
tx cssrrib1-ios e sa.L " latter
~ fres.enfly Ct s133saly tAs sesz<
e. saE4i activity b stAEEs1. she vss
sea z.S1 kAse fs<l azz y has bses
tS=1S1ors Er11fsrEis h--si-<ss g see
rtAI $500 eoliers uers - 49,
EAsl rh<y Hsrs uaEtsA Wttkczf -
szFlSEzeEt e A extra ri.rk Ez5
uEtAs1t tA< ElzEA,ss; Farsse - kas
Foeu--s-1 n kEsFsEE tAs bszksrs e
every sess<i - ts< nasy tzI q c1al
froz Tx b-gi.1iEg q h1sriiris8. 50
latter EkeLAsr .A-E s.r. % fhe
NSrrh AtlansiS oo1st - il trs CARR
b<4E 50. GO Il he psrts q ~ P4efse
e Tie F.iEPFi-s isl.n4s AZ fAs szz<
rt1< he hAs b<ez 1sss - f1r-tsA f-el
fsr t.e a-zE trA.sports n 18th 1ss9.a
uttkSG1 AlloEi1g - caai Pii-s az ta=
s0G-Us e s.PPly 70 y 1t=sziAkeA
So@s ise1 e TIE zaE-if.ss e tkia
task = saEgsscst - The tact hat
uifAia th< tlst fear .e-tks ia 80
tOls e cal k4se b@s= Se-lseres - ~
sAiFs - rh< Castes stafss say ID "a
Eio1s F.4rrs g tke uorls- a. a eus- e
zsariy sIl1.sls<sL Oser sl.a.s1 to.s have
h<e1 eEssris1fe6 froz Esy Usst al-.s
sa1 $3.50 ts1s froz Hozolzl1-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
RADSvMU

T.s-<assl A.s - s<hsE.rs en-
ruIIz.l
RuELR Whsazb<E hsvsry hap
y AnsGhsr tne hsE, Ehsm h.
hAs name.1 Dewey b rh,e SH1se Il
tns PEussszar1s ilE-
JaAn War1- q River NEznsl
Salgsrs afFll1 G1Ps Id BlnA Il
8.1Ehush= J. p Esryusn. e NA--
1EnzhuEgs NJ R1hEnsla- e EEEa;
MIS- Gsgte Rrtos. e 81 Springs
nl1 several aEAsrs Were Aazs -
nlrs II essay Blar1 q EEnnE1-
eEz knsk ueek-
J11Fe CslBsF and Ben SFrsElA
ofIslnsss Crseks IN WElEnm
JsSna&FH.t GAPS Wmas wsaA,
q MIIlsEs Cssek h H Harris. q
MyrsAas hLCAnntlsr. e 50 A.
Nelvln Han e ConusrA xer~ Il
r11n S4EnE1Hy-
Ma " h RslPAEy h1s a sllgAi
ultAck e nlllaEial tsvsr.
Mrs. Enna Crafaan1 Tea Lab
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
The Bluegrass
RLnsan0l

HLUE LICK kF- AsE- - -
AVtsi1 A. TsG8s lean Tbozt-
san Ea0la SAY osEH IN the cd.
satil-3eurS- ~ F,srzPhr1sss i. =
El1r- Elsss=inE ~ =. rss Bl1sErsss
e Ken1auky-- = 80 e rare inter
81 Ny eye Eass1es5 a. d. lhs
syss g Nasss frsa NauEr Nsbo-
Ihis ulE1lry : . ne n Hzs Ihs
E1rooni-=s1 land . Gsszis chss=as-r-
EH1s-shs rBssi tsz1rit1l / have
sEsr SEQ in t5rn us Ike rbs
sartAas a ths raSIiag deep ns
- rsahraiHg 81 Scr uIssssEsrsh=
E-lUsry i21sErz=s. 5ast+z h-rs and
IAars Eilh sESsna5l EroVes asd
taru tiuIlsins-. s=arIng ~ tooch
= Its artists hsss- InisT-sEsu ~
5ailsss gray F5k4S WEndiax
1hrolEa s1-Psiz = Erssl are PslIu-
Cd s1rsA-as shiuilE Ike 1hraA1= q
zllEsr-
T. zEsassl-ea tEzss 5ssR sns.r
8AlF VA STATE rksr IN z6lu--
Erzss g Ks4r8tkg- ! Al sSsvass,s|
r'lllI1E FlEin, tl,s 1I1Ifade rzuxIuxI
frun 7ls ts l.so fs-s- Al I.suSs.I
ne are 81 fsss ElssTe s-.a Bsvsa- As
1I1lE FIsaIs ms sisEHlsd puiu1
r-sbebs= 3aE- th1n da1hSs that
he hiEh=sa F.1in1> EzEe Az atsur
tbs s11s El1il13s ~ ihs SD q rhs
Cum1,srtHB1 E8lGarEiasAr Ekhrn
IN P7k- rNsaasy-
lie l.Hs ~rz3gt1 many chE-Ess
n EAss a. sci a. less favored SO
tbaa-- H. LsKiagi1a Piks = proa-
ally 60 - Tx kss1 S4n1E1ss il
El's Cni-z1 Ssh Il zns tam
llag .@ssrs Ihe oa@i1g q Ihs ina
7 A'orse and EAs sa+ day ~ Ks1l1cky
WhA1 shs & 40 ralrsA1 49, h
"A in-srVzls sl1ng yo.l can So an
ira SAB EiIh sA- iasoriP15oa In
~ hard c.uni-1asus, -ZanssxSlI..
A-EsVllle, lsKiaE7On, N1sAxills 4
HorsGoe.r sAoNing that ms rasd
Eas a o'n- day iAe main lhoro.aEh-
tare fr0sa The ssatA u WasAinR.
tea "a he corn-r - oo1Et sqnars
u Esnesxillo. OAio. poa UHl And
: \ sioa'e tAesrlhSar1 rsodiae. II.
Washingtea Cay lflhs Erojset.
So - tAis thsA NatiuaAl ra.AUay
! coaa1 have parted ll.r veil q tins
ana tolsssSa Ih~ l. AN. 4ad IheC
al A. sAsir trains 80 hsaadla,
. f...m sale ssSsale All earning -
: lAsir lEackS tle wealth u Naliaas
tl.eS Neala me- have eeea leckon
; ~ Wi,A aAe Napdertsns TIE Mor
gAaS aad ~ Recktellors.
A. rssass Rlue Lacks have isa
; "a isem SAe map Tho aaaia AOss'
Wsa' AZ Ia aancs yeAD seo, Then
isa snail hotel hing aera ~ NJ
: Hawkins, a wsy elvVet hist. ~
, Aelsl pavilion, sAe va spslag, ~
saslsuStea hrklee, naoncA cav
} e~lNe lAe hattie eroaads aRa AZ
FaEal wsrassao lAs eAlel polu1
u Ne'vstloA, TAls water heln.
! ~, pneNes = highly curative AZ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
CnEk,nrlrlmA AZ

CA5ciEAmEHEA- Ga AEE- "A
Ma hEHuz-
Ne SlasG y1Gr uss8.rs viz IA
- rsn1 n ssE i1sms trsn the cana
sIr n tht tzruz q Fsnrs ar 1ssE
saEns1 Ans 1 F=s q sbt V1l11sszr
ArUFWU ~ 1isslan5sa. Ihs eAnp
b SIi.e n-Esg- ] An u1EA8s -
gre tAs ns'Hs eu.s5as q a.ur iunns-
4lsss sAnR. lui I uVlla say lAAl
en- so,ry WIn serve - IN IBssx %
ths uh.sas e ths camp
We FseslVs.1 0r3srs yesterday q
have AL q en- s.sliF1sals ready
90 KnsPses5aa tARs DsElirg and
usre HI - guess IAs meaning
NSE a. ~ haVe hA1 sns extra in
slsesbsa tbs WsSk us are EzE.ls.,
a thss extra llSPsSsSsa- Il ~
As<a ru1Isrsd tAas ~ ass gsilgel
. lrnf4lce A4AfcA ~ NtShxal4fs aIle
sa1e aAiak sAAi j. ~ rs1ssa %,
iasIssssaa- Thaa ~ VA NJ ~,
tara Asoe aai ~in lara IA AL s'qaig,
1sass u tAe aaiAoaslS,S Asaii
ssms tAiak ~ areee tara iasQaiI,
asass ava h. Aaslsrs.l s.al a
oacs. Tnts sstms n ~ tAe esacr
a Ma All slsse Aas lssa a So,
ssaA Soeas,en h Gasp siuse tAr ~
Asss WV rs~saVca. rAc 80 a.,
iMpseSlNg eve 4 ana A..SIatAl'
an ls,Ne dergssa. W Aaa : ;.
Nlura y samr ,lbse tAssc cr.less.
AND only eae,aksA away. etlNAl.
laA n. uanu - NAne k-,llns
vim ~ ap>>s,.la y : and " al.
nelulas, aclllsalAlll Ahol Alnlll|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26
BUssEYVILLR

Mss Cor. Thoapsoa vAs mar.
ned 10 Alou1O Barton August II.
nsyArs A IstslIigsat cospIe and
E~t=h thsn ny
BOn- 0shs 10Th, tow J. Rob
sEts ..d sif.. 10y
Rev Ves9, wh5 ues takea sick
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-26

Here . . s-u-r aksu- Cs@ne1ars
s-A,ey hat = ts1 n WEsAEzgtsa=
Aho1t IA rt-< that ~ uastszktz,xt Sc
. s-Ss tks Sl-srtra e Pa.asiag IA
sAiPs e TIA uasy = sar sllsr vasua.
Ger ssi<az rosss5zr1si1. 81 s1zs a
the Freezs- s@Ssrs e tAe 10 haE.@ag
Asssst4ns S<rrrtHry Elas<sslr uEI
sa.Asrs. .azg . ~ slss-iaa e ttlsi
sz8zffts3 g IN y . b.sart sa usr
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The record-union., 1898-06-16

ing. Sunday will be devoted to the
touring feature of the sport, the many
places Of interest in and around Sac
ramento being visited, as we'll as a close
inspection Of the famous cycle ways
that have been constructed through the
efforts Of the hustling Sacramento club.
Sunday night another reception to Wis
iting wheelmen will be held at the club
house, while on the following morning
a grotesque parade will be held. In
the afternoon the scene changes to the
fine third ofa-mile track upon which
the following events will be contested:
One mile novice, one mile handicap one
mile State championship and five mile
match race between Wing and another
rider to be selected later.
The oldest cyclist in England Is said
TO be Adam Slade Of Twickenham, who
is more than so years old. and is still
an enthusiastic wheelman; indeed, as
friend of his some fifteen years his
junior. declares that he had TO put out
all his strength on a recent ride to
Pevensey to keep up with the veteran.
When a boy Mr. Slade rode a hobby
The record-union., 1898-06-16
THE CROPS.
Encouraging Outlook in the Upper
Half Of the State.

The following summary Of the eli
matte and crop conditions is based upon
reports received from nine Weather Bu-
reau stations, fifty-two telegraphic re-
ports, received through the courtesy of
the Southern Pacific Company, and
many reports scattered throughout the
State:
The second week in June was mark
ed by scant rainfall and temperature
about normal. Light showers fell along
the coast on the 9th and 10th. In the
northern portion Of the Sacramento
Valley there were thunder showers on
the 18th, with a rainfall of tenth Of
an inch. Cloudy weather has prevail
ed along the entire coast, with frequent
heavy fogs.
On the whole the weather has been
favorable for vegetation. Haying is
nearly over and more hay Of good quail
ity is reported than was expected a
month ago. Grain also will yield bet
ter than anticipated. Considerable
wheat will be harvested within the COM
ing fortnight
The record-union., 1898-06-16
THE METHODIST MINISTERS.
THEIR ASSOCIATION WINDS UP
ITS SESSION.
Several Interesting Addresses Yes
terday-Those Who Were
Present.

Yesterday the convention of the
Methodist Ministers Association con-
cluded it's session in this city, which
had been in progress for two days. The
proceedings yesterday were opened
with devotional exercises conducted by
Rev. r. d. Russell.
A general discussion on the features
which should characterize future seS-
sions Of the association was held for q
few moments, when DR.. Carroll was in
troduced, and spoke on the subject of
Literature dealing especially with
what ought to be read.
Rev. Dr. w. S. Mathew, editor Of the
California Christian Advocate" of San
Francisco, made a strong plea against
the sensational and vicious matter
found in a portion of the daily press,
and in favor of the good in all papers.
People will read-they must read, but
publishers should furnish them with
and urge upon them the very best read
ing.
DR.. Bentley followed with some ex-
cellent suggestions regarding the Book
Room" it's agents and its business.
Should we send our young men East
for their theological training?" was re-
sponded to by DR.. Mathew in a we'll
delivered speech. There are, he said,
about 10000 Methodists on the Pacific
Coast. These and the congregations
meeting with them, are of as high an
average education as can be found in
any State in the Union. They demand
an educated ministry. We need at
least twenty-five recruits for our min
istry every year. We ought to give
them their special theological training
here.
DR.. Bentley was called out and he
made a superb address in support Of
what had been presented by DR..
Mathew.
The Committee on Resolutions made
a brief report Of thanks to the resident
pastors, friends and papers, for the
many courteSies extended.
The minutes were read and the asso-
citation adjourned in due form.
The following named ministers were
in attendance at the various sessions:
Revs. DR.. Robert Bentley, H. w.
Baker, J. w. Buxton, S. j. Carroll, c.
j. Chase j. B. Chynowith, Fay Donald
son, G. H. Garvin, w. f. Gray, DR.. ].
D. Hammond, J. w. Kinds, w. G. How
ard, z. Huffaker, Seneca Jones, G. w.
Kuykendall, DR.. w. S. Mathew, ]. T.
Murrish, Thomas Murrish, r. D. Rus
sell, H. B. Sheldon, Richard Williams,
E. r. Willis and ]. H. Wythe, Jr.; Mrs.
F. H. Bentley, George d. Kellogg and
r. w. Williams.
The record-union., 1898-06-16

WANTED!-Able bodied men for the
Third U. s. Artillery. Applications for
enlistment must be between the ages of
is and 35 years, unmarried, of good char
acter and habits, and free from disease.
Original enlistments are confined to per-
sons who are citizens of the United States,
or have legally declared their intention to
become citizens thereof, and who can
speak, write and read the English lam
guage, and have knowledge of arithmetic.
The term OF service is years. but dis
Minors who wish to enlist must have the
written consent of father or legally ap-
pointed guardian. Apply to recruiting Of
fee, 2051a K street near Second, Sacra-
mentO, with written references in regard
to age habits and character Of applicant.
1e14-TuThSaned
The record-union., 1898-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in nursuance of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of sacramento, State
of California made on the 18TH day OF
Nav. 1885, in the matter or the estate OF
CATHERINE NJ. LEIMBACH, deceased,
the undersigned administrator and ad-
rninistrix of the estate or the SAID de-
ceased will sell at pubic aucuon TO the
biahest bidder or bidders for cash in
goId coin. to be paid 10 per cent. at the time
Of the sale and the balance at the time of
the confirmation of the sale, ana subject to
Conformation by said Superior Court, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day or June, 1893,
a. 10 O'Clock a. IN. of said day, in front of
Gnnrt in the City of Sacramento, County
of Sacramento and State of California, all
the right. title and interest of the said
estate of the said Catherine M. Leimbach
81 the time of her DEATH and all the right
title and interest of the said estate as by
oneration of law, or otherwise acquired
other than or in addition to that OF the
said Catherine NJ. Leimbach at the time
Of her death in and TO that certain tract
If land situate, lying and being in the
County Of Sacramento and State of Cali
fornia and known, designated and de-
scribed as the west 90 acres of the south
half of the southwest quarter of section
Is. township Z, north range east, NJ ID.
3. & M.
HERMAN IEIMBACH and
EDITH LEIMBACH,
Administrator and Administrative of the
Estate of Catherine M. Leimbach, de-
ceased.
Holl & Dunn. Attorneys for Admins
traitor and Administrators. m26-4tTh
The record-union., 1898-06-16
CARS WENT OVER.
An Accident Yesterday on the Ne
vada Narrow Gauge.

BY a brake shoe becoming detached
and falling on the track two cars Of
the narrow gauge train leaving Nevada
City yesterday forenoon were derailed
between that place and Grass Valley.
OF the fifteen passengers in the two
coaches only a few were injured, and
none fatally. Superintendent Wheeler
Of the Plumbago mine, Nevada City.
had one wrist injured and an artery
cut. A Mr. Hildebrand of Oakland had
a rib broken, another mans scalp was
cut and several received slight injuries.