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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27

The ten days running meeting inau-
,nra,ed by the Wheeling Jockey Club
had an ausplcious beginning az the
state fair grounds yesterday. About COO
horse lovers were present, and evidently
enjoyed the sport, though the finishes
were rather tame. The Primrose
club" and the Chicago Club" had q
monopoly of the betting ring. and were
lIberaIlv patronized. considering the
fact that running races are compar-
alive novelty to Wheeling
on the east side Of the raee track,
facing the grand. stand. the Jockey
board, containing the names and NUM-
bers OF jockeys, and a large dial, indl-
eating past time. are located. The In
termissIons between the events were
made enjoyable by Meister's band, sta
TONED In the grand stand.
The track was muddy and holding
hut Heck, jr., covered four and one
half furlongs In the credltable time Of
:5SI. This augurs well for fast time
when the track Is In normal condition.
Below will be found the summaries;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
NARTINts Jerry.
Hap, und nIlshapi in the Thriving city
Across the River.

Hapa und Mlahhp9 IN the EhttNthN OsG
Across the River.
While riding down Broadway on BIZ
cycle yesterday afternoon, Sherwood
Kochrsen took a header, and had the
large bone in his left arm broken be-
tween the wrist and the elbow. He
was taken to his home on Fourth street.
where the fracture was reduced.
DR.. j. j. Burton has sold his Office FIX.
lures to DR.. r. H. Wilson, OF Marshall
county. W. Va.,who Is a graduate OF the
Barnes Medical College, Of st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. c. Gray and son William left
yesterday for sayre, Pa, to visit her
sister, Mrs. B. G. Maddox.
Misses Sarah and Ellen Gray return
ed yesterday from months visit with
friends in the country.
Allen Gather returned yesterday
from weeks visit with friends at
Limestone, ". Va.
Henry Floto returned last evening
from an eight months business trip TO
Morey, Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd returned
yesterday from ten days trip to At
inntlc City.
Misses Carrie and Ethel Hobbs are
visiting their grandmother at Mounds
vile.
Miss Elolse Long returned yesterday
from visit with Powhatan friends. !,
Harry Mcwllliams left yesterday for
Uhrlchsville, to visit his sister.
DR.. Wilson will be permanently loca-
ted In the Commercial block.
Arthur slbert, OF WelIsvIlle, was IN
town yesterday, on business.
Albert Harris, OF Tiltonviile, was here
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Katherine Ralston was much
worse last evening
A crowd of young folks viii picnic to-
day at Plckens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27

It was $50 when Bugler Mister an
nounced the starters for the anal race
of the day. Considerable delay ensueh
before the bang-tails were sent away to
a good start. The finish was a repetl-
ton Of the preceding races-the winner
RallopIng, the rest nowhere. Silver
Brook, a distant relative ofSHenry OF
Navarro. 6 to in the betting, made the
pace and was pulled up at the finish.
Corn Cob made a game run and seeur-
ed the place. Speedy was third. Time,
1885,,
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FoURTH RACE.

The fourth race, field OF four. gave
promise OF spirited contest between
Medlca and Heck, IS. After q short de-
lay Heck. ir., was away In the lead,
MedIca second and Postman third,
Flnnwater getting the worst of the
Eend.ofT. When the quarter was reach
ed. with Heck, jr., making thespace, the
animals were strung out IN Single file.
The finish was procession, With Heck,
jr, as the leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
SECOND RACE.

The second race at six furlongs, had
elk starters. After q tedious delay at
the post, Hiddenlte being chief offen-
der, the nags were sent away to tair
start. Whlppany, at 50 to ], assumed
the lead, closely followed by Reform
and Jewsharp, These positions were
unchanged to the finish, Whlppany VIM
ming in 8 canter. pulled up. Governor
GrIggs, the good thing was q distant
hfth. Time, l:g1H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
INTERSTATE LRAGGE

a, cr,nd RapIds.- RH r.
g era, w RSPias % . 90 o Q o 81 : !
Batterles-C Carson and cotci Herr ana
O'Mcnrn.
At Mnnsncld.- !, ~ y
Mansfield - Q @ Q
batteries = Miller and Belt; Keenan,
Gllka and Arthur.
yo ~ go II o O001i Lon Q
springiield 30 o o o Q 30
nfterioa-Nrlberger and schreconBost'
Emig and 0raihus.
Al Youngstown second RamO y
Youngstown 20 / . Q 2 . 90 W y
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springfield ....t o 0 o 3 - :
polan and 0ruthus.
At New Castle (nrlt gumel- RH 2
New Castle 20 I 929
Galleries Gueso and zlnram; STREET. and
ponohue.
AT New Cattle (Second gamel- = y 2
Dayton ........1 ! o o S-6u
BatteFleg- and Barcley; NOR
risay aud L4attimer.
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seven flyers faced the starter for the
initial event, with Belle Australian, a
SIS favorite. A prompt start was secur-
ed, the horses getting away at the hrst
break. Lilllpute, z to l shot. was
awnv in the lead. She maintained her
advantage to the end. winning in q
gallon, with the favorite In fifth place,
one-half dozen lengths back Time, 1:OL
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THIRD RACE.

Prompt was the favorite for the third
race at four and one-half furlongs, and
Justified the confidence of the talent by
winning easily. Monroe Doctrine was
aWay first, but would not try. Jackene
securing the place. Time, 100. Mlnko
Maid was left at the post, Aida pulled
I'd at the start.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CUSTODIAN U. 3; POST
West Virginia. July % ISIS. Sealed
PROPOSALS win pe received at this otiiee
until 2 O'Clock n. M. on the 4th day OF
August, 1875, and then opened, Tor Ihe
piIinbIng. etc, nj the above named build,
inv In nccordnnce with drawings and
snecIiIcntInns, copies OF which may be had
al this once. GEORGE WISE, Ousto-
dim lgEs-tiutGh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
1NARILtTY 40 AN.

NEW YORK, July 2S--rhe grookiyh's
lost to-day'a game 70 ths Bostons oeeause
extent. Attendance, 100 score: ~
Rroo,,vn ......o OlOoo o o 81 q
Boston ...,....a 2 ! 20 $50
vaSs.eI and RYAN; Lewis md Bergen. Inn
pires, swartwood and Wood Time l;Sl'
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IosT IN THE SECOND.

LOUISVILLE, July 28..-The Browns lost
mo snrne I'm the second inning, two errors
ana four hits netting flve runs. score;
Louisville "a - 5 3
batteries. Frazer and Elttrldge; Taylor
and Clements. umplres, Emslie ana liuht.
httendnnee, 1890. Time, l;N'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
Notice to Contractors.

seoicd proposals. Will be. received at the
of1co Of the secretary OF the board OF edn-
cation 81 Ifplon district, MHrHhall county,
West Virginia, In BenwoOd, until o'clock
b. M, July 20, lsas, for puildinE an 9 ,i,
and eppctQcatlnuB can be seen ~ tue oHlce
of Inc secretary. All bids must 10 accom-
pnnied by certified check equal 70 the
amount OF bid. Doard reserves the right 10
reject uuy or all bids.
IN order OF Hoard OF Education
CHAs. L. EVANS,
ivg6 Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
BAIr1noRE ! OHIO RAILROAD.
tIRntle City and sssHhOro Excursion
Thurudny, JuIy 20, at Greatly Reduced

Atlantic City and ssSahOrs Excursion
Thursday, JuIy 20, at Greatly Reduced
Rates.
The next popular seaGhore excursion,
via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
be run Thursday, July Is, TO Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, ocean
City, N. Land Ocean City, Nd. Tick
cts viii be good twelve (-2l days, includ-
Ing day of sale.
Stop overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold TO New JerA
sey resorts, and Mt Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold to Ocean
City. Nd.
Tickets Will be sold on above date
from wheeling for 5000 round trip. and
trains will leave 1925, 5:25 and 1856 a.
m. and $50 p. m.
Call on or address nearest ticket agent
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for tickets
and full Information, or apply TO \. c.
Burke, passenger and ticket agent,
Wheeling.
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WAS A NERVE sTRAINER.

C,I1nts staSted In 10 play two games to-
dsy. but only one was completed and y
Vac a nerve strainer.. the second game
was moi started, as both teams had 70
catch early trains. Score; yr
Baltimore .....oosooee9e9SgI4, 9 !
Now York 80 O3o oOO 10000 0-5lO :
Earned runs. Now York g. Batteries,
Maui and Roblnson; Gettig, Meekin ana
Warner. Empires, Lynch ana Andrews
Time, 2;5S Attendance, ?, 20.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
washington at Philadelphia.

PITTSBURGH, July 26-The only game
Cincinnati has lost here this season was It's
last played. Both games were gilt-edged
contests and full Of hne plays. McCreery'S
batting and Bowerman's work behind the
bat were the features Attendance, 1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
BENWoOD
Breezy News Items Gathered In the BHIY 4
MMrshNI County Tawn,

BreSIy News ItsmS Gathered In the BuIy
MMrshWlI County Tawn.
A very pleasing affair that occurred
last night was the dag presentation and
incidental features, participated In by
the Red Men and auxiliary orders, at
the lodge rooms in the !. o. o, r, hall.
The flag, which "a nm American beauty,
was given 10 Blazing Arrow tribe, No.
10, by the Haymnkers' Association, No,
l0h, and the presentation speech was
made by II. G. Showalter, Of Harris
VILE, Stnte Great SachGm. Other SPLEEN
did addresses were made by Thomas j.
Irwin, OF Martins Ferry. and local
braves. Mr.. Showalter's address was
fne. During the evening refreshments
were served, and an enjoyable social
session was spent. The affair was large
ly attended by the members and their
wives and family friends.
Little Henry Powell Is holding his
own at the City Hospital, IN wheeling,
and he may recover from his injuries,
but It Isn't certain yet.
Archie Brannen, employed nj Mrs. Mo-
lan'a cafe. leaves tomorrow TO plunge
in the briny at Atlantic City.
Nrs. j. l.. McAfcchen and daughter,
Mins Edna, leave on a vlslt TO relatives
at Erie, Pa. this morning
Mics Agnes Mcdonald, q Pittsburgh.
IL visiting Mrs. James Gibbs, Of Nc
Mcchen.
Frank tiirieh. Of DAionvaie, was eah-
ing on Drugglst W. C. Burrls yesterday.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
nAsp BALL CHALLENGE.

The island Standards challenge the
wheeling Laundry for . game on the
Island bail park next Tuesday after
noon. II accepted anaWer through the
Intelligencer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
s sITso I iii .l Me e stelnfeldt

Sacrifice hits, Mccarthy Steinfeldt
Earned runs, / each. Two-bose hits,
Bowermnn. Three-bage hits, Homer, Stein
feldt Home runs, McCreeTy. EiIst pase
bv poffef & by HlI ?. Time, l;6o umplrea,
T.ahney and Brown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
NBntteu lot HuTunIT IN UIIIIIl'
limited for HaatlnEs In ninth.

Earned runs, Cincinnati 2 TWo-base
hits Donovan. Three-base hits, Miller,
Pelta. Stolen bases, stelnfeldt Double
piayg. Pndden and o'Brien. irwin. Nc
Phee and Beckley. First base on balls, on
Hastlngs Z, Hit by pitched ball, Padden,
Irwin, Struck out, by Hastings J, by Dwy,,
er Time, i:i5. UmpiIes, CARNEY ana
Brown. Sacrifice hits, Mcbride, smith,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
PusLtc SALES.

DUBTTC SALE OF Ia BELLE IRON
WORKS STOCK.
ON. WEDNESDAY. JULY q, lSs at 10
o'clock n. M, at the. north front door OF
West Virginia, there will be sold at public
sale to the highest bidder, ONE HUM
DRIED AND 5EVENTY,-FlN.E., Q'G
SHARES Of tho capital stock OF THE La
BELLE IRON WORKS.
Terms OF sale--Cash.
jy21 J. c. IlERNEY, AnetloneeE:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
Round Trip summer FIouralon Ticket

LkOWnu 4Nlp hWulWNNE AAANUNNbN A'NN-'''5f
Commencing June ~, the Monongn-
hela River Railroad Company Will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
webster Springs. W. Va. and return.
The location OF Webster Springs II six
teen miles from CoWen, w. Va.
Tickets arc printed to read Win Cow
IN and Hnck Line between Cowen and
webster Springs, though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
to visit Camden-on- Gauley these tick
cts will be honored for passago from
Cowen 20 CHmden-on- Gauley aud re-
turn without extra charge
The new hotel at Webster Springs n
NOW open and affords ample FIRST class
accommodation for large attendance.
Tickets on sale June y to September
10. inclusive, and good return
Ing until October 81, 1888 For
rates apply to Hugh g. Bowles, Gener-
al Superintendent, Monongah, w. Va.
Or, Milss'Pafn PiLLsaro gunranteed 70 StoP
mhmE|NHAiu 81 HnAnfiNGn iona cont a d0ooi"
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J. 8. RHODES q oo.
J. S. Rhodes & Go.
Can Save You
Money on Their
Midsummer Sale.
A FEW OF THE
MONEY SAVERS.

$500 yards of best 12is-eent silltallnel'
in Remnants, at cents yard
$50 yards bet 1O-cent Outing Fgan-
mel, in Remnants, at ~ cents yarq'
5000 yards best 5-cent Brown Muslin,
in remnants. at sl5 cents yard
% New Parasols. price S2.25 to Sa.5l
Choice of lot Sl.4s,
Fine Marsellles Quilts married. WAY
DOWN TO $I.25. &2,25 and S2'SS.
children's Fast Black Seamless Hose.
the l9Is-cent kind, iat cents per pAiF'
Black satin and eros Grain. Sash RIB
bon at 20 and % cents per yard. Double
faced do at rs cents per yard 49,
one lot Of Folding Fans, l5c, zoe and
25c grade, at cents each.
VIII continue our Special Sale Of La
dies Muslin Underwear. Everybody
that comes to see them BUYS.
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has never been equaIed BY any
cheap imitation Of II, and quality
tells, Just as blood tells.

Jack Bennett before one OF the local
clubs The AIetropolitans may try TO
make the match for fair week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
BOXING.

The Bridgeport Club has completed NIL
Arrangements for the main evcntO or
its boxing carnival next week. Bezenah,
who meets Louden Campbell. the first
night. writes that he VIII be here on
Friday 10 finish his training on tho
bocOnd evening Wednesday - Oscar
Gardner and Yock HennlRer measure
lensths, and the third evening Eddie
Gardner meets Jack KlnlOw, VI Mex es'
port, az 1876 pounds. Slnlow takes Nc
Clelland's place.
Jim Franoy the crack Cincinnati well
ter-weigit, left Inst night fnr hts home.
after visiting friends In Wheeling since
Sunday. He u anxious Tor 80 with
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]. S. Rhodes & Go.
TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-t5, 00o.o9 So S II1f 60
SON. Real Estate Agent, 1865 Market 81.
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6JuR fNTELI.iGENcER PRINTING
II EstahllBhmOpt--NOAt. accurate prompt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-27
SIX HUNDRED
People Witnessed the opinIng
Days Races Of
WHEELING JOCKEY CLUB HEBTIEG

az THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS
rRAcK-THE SPORT WAS VERY
GOOD, THOUGH soMR eR THE
FINISHES WE'RE RATHERTAal
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY ARE
PROMISING OF EXCELLENT
SPORT.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Y5IoR sALE-sALooN, NO. ilSs WATER
II street. ~
J7JoR sALE-oNB AND oNE-HAi,F
lot In Greenwood cemetery; nnO loea'
ton: corner lot; adjoining best imgI rl1,S
LOT. care intsllfguncer ottlce. aPlg
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TIE DAYS sntffARY.

Tassum@ ,sE;s, q the races Tuesday after
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az SUFFERED for months from sore
throat Eclectic oil cured me In
twcnty-four hours" NJ, S. Glst, Hawes-
willie, Ky.
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An druEGlsts SOll Or. Miles Pain PlllR
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G sa,sss R SsS ssSs e
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winner B. b,
On easily. Winner Oh. G.,


Start fair Won Won easily. Knight of Ell.
erSli6--FcRrl Glen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-03-25

} CURRENT TOPICS.

Thomas b. Turlsy, the new L. S
senator from Tennessee, Is q ne
served man and has few iniimates
In = large company he is As dry as
\ stick. but In small and select
gatherings he tells stories that
would have made Abraham Lincoln
Jealous.
The Spanish peasant woSE- ev-
cry day aud dance. half the night,
and vet he eats nothing but his
black bread ONION and watermelon.
Tue smyrna porter eats only q lit
tie fruit and some olives, yet be
carrie. with perfect ease, his load
Of 80 pounds.
In the mAiier o; ps-iIgree the Is
ysAr-old Prince. who l. the heir 10
the throne Of Japan, seems to hold
the lead lie Is, it is said, the last
male descs ndant in the order Ol
primOgenii1rr q = dynasty which
reignsd for ,spb ysars.
The CymrIc, the llArEesi freight
sssameF anOAt, can carry about -
lu,si ton. Of dead weight, thai l.
about what 635 freight cars cAr
learry. The displaosment u tbs
lCxmrie i s30OO tons; she carries
thA about twvniy-tSSnty-ihirds Q
h-< weight
Among the men who have hee'
Itrying their lueK At Monte CarI'
this sea.On is Baron Arthur RDths
child. . member " the famOU
family Of bankers u that name
tie has @-ystem' which, hOwey
sr, - more favorable 10 Ih- opera
tors of the wheel Ihaa 10 himself.
Nine. Iatorls. wife 10 the hril
liant counsel % Emile Lola in IN
recent trial In Paris, = an Englis
girl aud married Vladimir Il
Pachmann, the Russian pianist, j
ISSl. She obtained . divorce irOI
him about seven years ago Mn
LAbOris has charming nAnn'
and dresses Nth exceptional tasi
Geo. u. nlnan !. a candidAi
r Tor Governor q South CarOlin
. He is an ex-msnber o. COngres
!, seventy ysArs old, and brother
' the SeRaIor. 10 whom he has n
|, spoken sincs The SSnstOr, in ord
TO Spay ~. J, TaltOt for polite
: services. backed him and bat h
I OrOther'- re-slectiOn- GSOrle
, r-lnnuan - a man u great AbSli
: and difereat in every Say from q
prNaent senator.
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OBITUARY.

Aunt Jsmima Pack, wife Of Tn
Gle Isaac Pack, died Feb. %, 1898,
Of rheumatism aud neuralgia. She
was about 50 years OF age, and the
mother OF 10 children, 5 OF whom
preceded her to that ~clime" from
whence no stranger has ever re-
tarned-
Everything possible was done for
her to save her but all in vain.
She leaves kind husband, eighty
five years old. She vas always
ready to help any one in sickness
or in trouble.
She was confined to her bed for
nearly eleven years but bore her
sickness with great patience aud
fortituds.
She was laid 10 rest in the home
graveyard. Rev. Moses Wiley con.
Quoted the funeral exercises. She
was a devoted mem Der OF the Unit
ed Baptist church Of Georges creek
for 81 years and died in the tri'
umphs OF a Christian religion.
May Gods all-suillcient grace
strengthen and keep tho kind hus
baad and children in their day o
grief, and may heaven bestOw its
richest blessing upon them in theil
bereavement, is our prayer.
AlOnIO Burton.
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Clever Trick

Il certainly looks like Il. bu;
there is reslly no trick about il.
Anybody can try it who has lame
back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria
or nervous troubles We mean he
ean cure himself right away by US
Ing Electric bitters. This medi-
cine tones Up the whole system.
acts A. = siimulAnt 10 Liver and
Kidneys. l. a blood Patifisr and
hsrve tonic. IL cures Constipation
Headache. Painting spells, Sleep
les-nsss and Melancholy. l. is
purely vegetable. \ mild laxative,
and restores the syslem TO it, nat
ursl visOr. Try Electric Bittsrs
and BE- convinced that they are =
miracle worker. Every bottle guar
anteed. only Soc a bottle At A. NJ.
Hughes Drug Store
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aIhnr on hi. s..t girl q. .hI. place

calling On his best girl at this place
Sunday.
Miss Alice Dalton has been visit
ing friends at Fallsburg for the last
few days.
Fannie Skeens, Ida Hewlett and
Nora Curnutts are contemplating a
trip TO Cove Gap. W. Va, in the
near future.
Mss Allie Dilley passed through
our town one day last week on her
way TO LOuisa.
George Skeens, ir, started TO
Louisa a few nights ago to see his
girl and his saddle was 30 sleek he
could not ride. 40 he concluded 10
walk hack home and wait until an
other time.
Coon Skeens and Jerry Crank are
stir diligently following their old
trade.
Frank Crank says he cannot tell
for his life which he will go to see
Sunday.
Alma says she Is awfully glad
she lives elO-s to her papa, 50 she
can run and see her mother every
few moments.
Ida Hewlett says she could bear
the rainy weather much better II
JamisOn was only At home
sam Gaines says he likes cake
and pie.
Bea Ramey and Cam Dilley said
they had forgotten about that old
wire fence at Columbus Crank's,
A they went 10 climb over they
lost some Of their pies.
Thn.a Nshfldrau
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-03-25

NsS GOrk. March I5.-HOnOre
r. LAine. the nswsPsPer eOrres-
pondent rscsntly sXpsliei frOn
Spaia. publishes sensAtiOnal LED
ter whlch. be says, vas written by
Gsn. weyleT TO Santos GuEmAn, Of
Havana, on January ;. last. In the
letter Ooeur. thsse EOris:
by The way, have read thess
days that Americans are ponder
ing abOst sending one % their wsI
ships To that city. nuring my
cOmmand in Cubs they did nO'
even dare to dream about rhel
knew the terrible P1nishmsn, tha
awaited them.
Il hAd Havana hArNOr well pre-
pAred Tor such an sns1eeney-
rapidly snished the work thai Mar
tIosI CsmPOs earSl~ssly abandon
ell
If the insult - made I bop tia
thsre Uin - Spanish hands 1
punish II 1stsTribly a. sItdsssrVes-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-03-25
FULLERS

ne IOae-lsOked-sOr team q cat
lie arrived al r. v. Cara0tt~'s At
last. - that he can - 10 hauling
his timber.
ThSre VAS quite barge crowd ~
yOang PsOPle @sl At r, N. las, san
dsy eve
Married. "a the le,h.Sam SkCcns
10 MlsS Alma Crank.
La Fuller has IsSa repaiTiag
JOage ThOmPsOas SagOa tOr thESe
81 tsar weSks and he says he IAinRs
As can complete Il by cora ga'her>
lag ume,
RraaG Crank. wAO Fetaras,l irem
nhaOiS two weeks agN "a = visit,
l. eOlag to star, hack ~Ns' In a 'ew
days,
0SOue& SkScaS j., Is eNlNs IL
start t. NNa0NA In a few dsyS Il
sci = lON ~ NsNkINg w 'Nc \, aud
lw. railroad, aud As sAyS u Ae dSs''
sacSSSa in eNsliag Sa~, IAca Ae'
~ west,
We an sOsty - sAy that Nae VI
our eesl NsleAeOrs, Jca Maynard
Aaa m0VSsl ~. ., town.
i A Sunday SeAoOl was Nteaalae,
'lal newle,,'s branch SaNday,
/ I'M Maynard hOm NlaasSwa