davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
maBen Ii4er fdeint, aufgsnomm2n
piro, gu placiren, fe6lgsi4lagsn.
Ger mbanil6e Slntiiann bridt ,l>
lartmCu.

6apana. p. Sanuar. - Ser
3fpeifelung uno 5rduar ferriGen in
ben &reiien Der cu6dniI6an S~niurgenz
ten iiber ben Stur3 pon @u6itas, BEN
Gentralpuntt Der gan3en cubanii6sn
8emagunq. Der Ort unO feline berz
gtge lmgebun9 befanoen iih lett 3pai
SSu6ren in ben SGn0en Der Sniurgenz
ten uno goIten fir unsinnebmbar
our3 ipunii9e 5ruppsn. 0as 8efi6l
Der abioluten Si6erbeit uno Der I'M
einns6mbarteit oieIes feiten 9luBss
purOs nod buour6 beitdrtt. oaB bic
Spanier unter Dem langen Regims
8spler's es perQebIi6 pariu9t BADEN,
Den 9laB ernItli6 81 bebroben. OeIto
gr0Ber lit oos Gritaunen i6er bic
Ra6ri4t Don Dem San Die nieberz
i9metternDe 8unbs tommt 10 I6nea
na6 Der u~ebergube BON sSuan MaITo
uno Ieinen Qn6dngern, DaB bic baloigs
S4IieBung oes 6rieOens fpenig 3peiz
fel unterlieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24

Der goloensn 9o45eit gefeisrt. @u4
aus 5rieori68rub traf Elm Slid
puni6z0e peI6e Elm.
General Der Snfanterie b. 4eBler,
8eneralz SnipettOr DeS Utilttdr@Sr3iez
bung5z unO 8ilouug5peiens, lit in ben
RuEeItuno getretan.
De 8ii9oF BON 4n3er, od5 C6cr=
6allpt aQer tat6oliihs MiiiOnszQns
italtsn in Der hineiiI6eH 9ropin5
S6anz5ung, bat ben in Stettin mob
nenOer Gltern bes in S6unz9Ung err
morosten N}iiiiOrGr5 9enle einen Be-
JUDI abgeItattet.
Sn &oImdr, Electromagnetic
8rom6srg, Iino bic 8eOutteure bes
Dortigen 8lattes Die 9olt8partei"
pegen MISUNDERSTANDING, angebli6
beqanqen in einem Qrtifel iiber ben
beoorItehenosn 8eburtstag beS 8aiz
Ters, in QntIuge6uitano perieBt NOR
ben.
Sn 3rpidau lit Der 8upferI9mieb
Qlfreo Sa6n bingeri4tet porben. Oar
TeIbe bate Qnfangs QIguit porigen
Sabres in Grimmiti9uu, So6fen,
feline Mtutter unD S9peItsr ermoroet.
Der StdutszS efretdr bes Rei4s=
9oItamts 8ereral 9obbielsti bat feline
f9neibige 6uidrsnnatur berousgez
fe6rt. @r BAT in Der 8iiogetzG ommiT
iion 9eGuBert, er erbalte cine iol4e I'M
menge BON @orf9IGgen fir Reuerunz
gen, oaB bds Nustnpbeln oiefer 8orz
i6IGQe bieuei6t bas lsi6te1ts mare.
Die @rfrunfune Der 80nigin Char
Iotte BON 0irttemberg lit ni4t 10
I6limm, pie Nnfangs gemelbet NOR
ben. Sebenfaqs beabii9tigt bds piirtz
tembergiIfe &0nigspuur nit Ieiner
So6ter, Der 20 Sabre alien 9rin3sTiin
9auIine, gum 8eburtstuge beg &aiiers
am q. Sanuar na4 Berlin gu tom=
men.
Mit benz @rebit Der Stuot Wisn
itebt es duBerft trdurig aus. Wttt BEN
6erbortreten bes Qntifemitismus BAT
ii9 bds bortige &dpital 5uriidge3ogen.
90 fonnte in Wien TelbTt Die Dielbe=
fprofene 9ds S@nIeibe ni9t uufge=
bra9t tperben. 4ber nun limb aud biz
8erIu9e, bic Qnleibe in QOnoOn, pOs
ielbit bod 4qes, mas nur GINGER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
sciprratc 96af eintr @ntter.

ge 10 Nlbanp, Snb., p. San.
6ruu 8. 8auffmann, Satin zines
betannten 5armers, CAB 6eute Mprz
gen, na9bem ibr Monn cine ReiIe mad
QouisbiGe anoetrsten bate, ibrem
Sdugling 2auoanum Elm uno T9ni!t
ii9 bann in Der Slide nit einem 8robz
meier Die 8eble Our9. 0us Wotib
Der Shut iOuen @6epirren iein. ,3nei
&ne6te fanoen ous Sinh uno bic Qei6.
Der 6rau; oas Gritere lebte nod.
Qer3te purOsn IOfort geruFen, uno
ous &ino pirp DieIsi6t nod gerettet
psrpen t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
= Die @orunterFu9una tpeoen be,

Die Borunterfu3ung tpsgen Der
@%rmoroung BON 6ruu Marb aennb
BON Sloats6urg, R.>g., bat bamit qez
f4Iofen, bdB bic StuIiener 9. 8id=
narbo, 6. 8ianarbo, 81. OiIa6iu unb
bic 6rau bes 2esteren Der 9ranb Surp
iibsrantportet Durben. Der finite
8efangens, J. 8iuHarbO. purbe freis
gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
S6limm fir Satellite.
QnfunFt ieiner rs6tmdBigen Satin
aus GnglanD. Der S4auIpieler
5ou jeBt tpagen Meineios uno Biz
9amje prp3eIiirt peroen.

gamje prp3eIItrt perpan.
.Nsps 9 f, %. Sonuar. - Mit
Dam Oumpfer st. Qoui5" lit beute
Caroline RapenbiQ BON Sout6umptOn
bier etn~getroffen, rpeI6e bstanntli6 be-
6auptet, nit oemS6auIpieler GOpdrO
s. RatcliTFe bereits in GngIano ge=
truut gepeien gu Tein, ebe er Peter De
QuceD's T6Dne 3o6tsr 3ur6rau nabm,
pegen oeren grauiumer WtiBb0nD(ung
er, pie 3ur 8eniiga 6etannt, tiir3lt4
in ben 8eneraISQQiiien gu 3ebnmonat=
Ii6er 9efdngniBtrofe berurtbetlt
nuroe.
Qetanntli6 bate Der Iaubere 6err,
ais CT in feinem Yro}eRe ben 3eugan>
ItonD 6etrat, bic eiOli6e Qusiage gez
mu6t, oaB Office, ge6orsne 0e 2acep,
Die critic uno ein3i9e 6rau 9epeien, bic
oas 3p~tifal6afte Slid bate, BON i6m
qehsirdtbet gu DerDsn.
Durh bic W!ittheilunqen Der nun
me6r 6ier aus Grqlunb eingetrOffenen
Trou Iu6 lid Der Diitrittsanpalt dber
paranlabt, Gin peitere5 Yerfa6ren 9ez
qen ben Mimen ein3ulsiten, Del4es
6QrauF o63ielt, i'm De9en IteineioS
unb i6erOie8 pobl aud nod pegen
8tc1mie in Qntlage3uitanD 3u Der>
Tsbsn. SeI6tperItGnDlj6 Oiirfte Dies
burd bic 8ereitni1igteit Der 6rou
Rapsn6iQ, nd9 bier gu tOmmen, mes
fentli6 erlei6tert perOen.
Sd 6abs Oa5 Srou>3 eugniB NIT
osbra6t," ertlGrte bic Dame, al5 tie
6sute BEL Der Qanoung bon einem Be-
ri6terItQtter interOieDt purbe. ollno
i6 perbe Is gut gu ge6rau6en niIen,"
faote lie nit elmer Miene, bic fir ben
bintsr I6peOiI6en Gardiner Iibenoen
3om0oiunten penig 9utes Der6eiBt.
9ruu Satellite puroe beute in benz
gsntre : Wartet : 9oIi3eigeridt nit
RotcGffe confrontirt unb ertIdrte benz
felben 6eItimmt ais ben Mdnn, mel
den lie in Gngluno 6sirat6ete. SIN
arsu3Oer60r muBte ie 3uge6en, baB
1e, ieitoem iie RatcIiffe i'm Glide gez
IaTen Bate, ben 0dmen Chopin ges
fii6rt unD BON 1887 bis 1893 nit et=
mem Manrs bieies Ramens 3uiammeu
geIsbt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
Scridlcuocrnna pUn imitirtcr
SdJiiopntt=0nnr : dImucf=
acdcnitGuSCn.

9eaoTtn. letI5' tnltid6li5 iir DC, BIC.
mto eiIjlc ]Osyiclbtl jOt. siTbra6tcu. Ei,is
peyiditotrtu Gag9ua uno @rDbsu miItu tort.
iclbt psHl mir oli:y siucu ldbtrlib ]uicorjotu
&g,is %1aieFcu miIf,u, luie pies bier f..Ir
JGA rtlbicbr f. MR. A~2@
&mit,yir 5d'ilopdtt z 9alrHaOtlu, lang cOr
u5ssrGit,&lj@, aeoU',iou bel oicitm fe3Tr
%s.taui. RE Erssr3 iUr '~2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
Die beuE6e 9arte .Wlimi" 1T an

Die beutT9e 91rte .Wimi" lit am
Sdmfag naf LANCER Rsiie BON GoIta
Rica in Queenstown a~ngsIangt. Der
GapitGn iiarb untsrpeg5, bic UIannz
i6aft 1T an Storbut ertrunt!.
- 4Deline 9aitt bat aus Srdusr
ii6er ben 3oo hires am 9ienItdg perz
fior6eRer 9atten, bes SenpriIten g{tz
coIini, idmmtIife Gon3erte, in oenen
tie mitpirtsu iOlte, ObgeIagt. giHss
oerieIben IoQte iogar erIt am 25. SUM-
Itaitfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
StrumpfmOOrCn.

Sic b~iaisftcn 4artien, i9cl@c man ii@ i'm
0crglci5 nit Der Site unO Nioocrnitat norz
itcltu fam.
Gin ausihlicBli6 Odmit banoelnOcs G%nottai!=
Saus ,icbt ib pon Ocn @ti3ditcn Iuyiid. g9ir
itttcn uus in ben @efB Der @orrdtBe - iibcrs
raSmtn O]iciclbcn lu dubcrit b%iliQcn &rc;icn 49,
bobtn oiciclbcu idmmtli0 in %efB MP
pcrtrdusnspOn ~tripartcu mir btutc DEN 3ulaut
ipclhcr ~oiciclbeu iUiCocr aus mlltreTt SclFt
ucbmcu ipjro.
Gur cinioe cine Nauouon o@eriel6Cu - itjcl
bier sruG6nt. g4ir bubcu Sauieuoc pom NdareI'
~ nrrinmlEt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-24
Galiturnirn's 3ubilauHl.
5itnf3ig Sabre no6 Der Gntosdung
oes erTten @oloes. - um3iige uno
anoera 5eitli6teiten.

Can 5r0n3i5to, %. Sdnuar.
- Worgsn nimmt bier eine Subj
lGumsTeier i6ren 4nfung, pelde cine
gan3e @o6a pauarn ioG. Nm "a. So
nuQr mar Is, 0aB Dor 80 Sl6ren Da5
erite 8olo in Californian, uno 5par in
oemWaTsrQraben BON Suffers Edge
mii6le bel Golonnu, gefunOen tpuroe.
0u5 bis ouhin penig betannte 8ebiet
ipurnt Dur4 bic 0olpentpsdunq nit
finem S6ldge peltberihmt. Oieier
Dsntpirbige 3uFaQ pirb nun an lei
nem so. Sd6rsstage ge6ijbreno gefetz
ert. Die Stuot am GplOenen Shore
bat elm prG6tiges 6sIttleio ongelegt.
3riumpbbogen 8ieren Die StruBen, Die
SGuier prargen i'm 9airlaHOenz uno
6laqqenI6mud. Der 8lan3puntt Der
in qroBem MaBftube dngelegteE 5eitz
li6teit lit Elm Wta1eH>llm3ug, in mel
dem Dur6 aQegort5he @ruppen bic
Gntpid1lunq oes 8ploitulte5 iquItrirt
piro. Waqen unO C6Iengeip1nne,
nie lie Die tii6nen 9ioniere benuBten,
am nte naiten Gbsnen 81 tr9u3en, Snz
oioner, pel6c lie bort Dorfauosn,
8ucoueros, pelde oamals ais Seer
DenSR6niQe ods 2anD be6errI6ten,
UNI @oloQrG6er in pitoresfer 3ru6t
lp9rpsn ben 6sit3u9 bele6en. Sine Der
i10nTtsn SungTrauen bon San 5runz
3isco, sri. Minuie &leoeiabl, 1T als
7~eItssf0nigin ertOren. Sir Oiejeniz
qen, pel6e in 4lastu ibr Slid PROFIT
rem rpoQen, une gum aGgom@insn Be-
ten bss Gan 5ran3iscper 9anoels
nirb 3uslei6 cine W}siie abgebalten,
auf Der 8erg6au=Qtenii(ien, 6onO>
psrfs3euge, gtabrungsmittel, iiberz
baupt Qles, mas CUR Ausriiftung etz
nes @plbfu9srs gsb0rt, bon ben Saul
leuten uuo 6a6ritnuten BON San
Srdn5isco fell geboten peroen.
Die 0ereinigten SurnDereins bon
bon San 5rdr3isco uno OaflanO bsrz
~anitdlten Elm groBe5Subildumsz3 urnz
felt. Dahrf4sinIi4 geOsntt man Bel
Der 5eier aud Suffers, bes Goblin
bers, zines S6psi3ers, Der i'm bitter
in bittere 4rmutb gerietb.
Dit 60 Sabrrn i'm Ginobrtt.
SorDnto, Ont, %. Sanuar. -
6eute bat Die so Sabre ate 5rau @ilz
liam @iQibruD ibrsn Is Sabre alten
9utten, nit benz iie ieit iieben Sabren
berbeirat6et lit, nit einem S04ter6en
bef9enft. 6rau 8iqi6rap lit gum
3peiten Male p~erbeiratbet. Sic mar
nit Is Sabrsn in Den Gbetano getrsz
ten unb Bat % &inbern ods 2sben ge>
geben.
Sn Columbia, pa, puroen ,.
grud6art uno g. g. Diqinms, BON
Der 6irma DiGiam5 &c 9rut6art,
MuffalienbGnoler, auF Die &nI6lloiz
gung Der6aftet, BON Der Dg&eebbam
piano unb Organ Company" Don
| RepsYort cine 4n3dbl pidnoS srIangt
unb Das bafiir erl0ite 8sIO ni4t an
bic 6abrifanten absefibrt gu baden.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
BUCHANAN.

James Prichard, Of Round Bot
tom, attended the meeting to-day
at Ceredo, TO elect officers for the
ensuing year, Of the Ceredo Nation
al bank.
W. O.POrter and wife, OF Ludlow,
Ky, arrived here this evening on a
visit TO Mrs. Porter's parents. Mr..
Porter will only be here until Sat-
day when he will leave for New
York City, where he will be en-
ployed in helping to build the new
East River bridge. He thinks it
will take two years to build it.
Mrs. Porter will remain here few
weeks when she too will go on to
New York.
Grandma Chadwick, of Round
Bottom, who has been seriously i'll
for some time is now much better.
VesS Bryan, Of Rove creek, died
on the Bird instant and was buried
in the Cummings graveyard on
the 5th. Mr.. Bryan was one of
our most useful and reliable citI-
zens and his loss is deeply felt by
ali his friends and neighbOrs.
Born on the 3rd insant, to Mr..
and Mrs Tom Cartmell, a 500.
Mrs. Charles Warren, Of this
place returned today from a visit
to her daughter Mrs. S. 5. Smith,
Of Catlettsburg.
Miss Ceres Smith, Of Round Bot
tom, has returned from a visit 10
her grandmother, Mrs E. NJ. Smith
Of Catalpa.
We learn that Dick Hewlett will
teach 3 select school here this win
ter. Dick gave decided satisfac-
tiOn in teaching the public school
here this fall.
Miss Lizzie Pigg, of BOsseyville,
was here this week, TO have her
eyes tested for glasses.
Antony Ward, from near Round
Bottom, is sick with the fever.
Rev. w. ii. Surgeon is conduct
ing a very successful prOtrscted
meeting at Cyrus Chapel, Durbin.
Mrs. Harrison Estep, Of Culbert-
son, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Cartmell of this place.
Mrs. Lou Hutchinson, of Hunt
ingtOn, is visiting relatives qere.
JACKIE,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
BASKERVILLE.

Born 10 the wife If StrOther Fu-
geIi. a fine boy; also TO Thomas
Pigg ana wife, boy Died on
30tn instant, ~ consumption, JEFF.
GARRISON. tie was . very deserv-
ing young man. On New Year.
dan he was buried near Pleasant
ridg-. IN the old Strother Roberts
grayev ard. Fred Busy, Of Ohio,
Is VISITING his brother here. 49,. %.
T. FraIey, Of Elliott, passed here on
his wa, To- W-st Va on a visit.
;. J. Pickelsimer will hold an ex-
hibiIi1H here on the evening Of the
Sth Miss Opie Holt aud Bill
Meek attended the entertainment
al smokey Valley on the 3Uth..
Rev. Davenport was engaged in a
prOiraeied meeting ut Lick creek
SUNDAY night and sent Rev. j. II.
Chapman here as substitute.
Mis- Laura Pigg has been on Lit
tie Blaine for the past week and she
sass there arr plenty Of pretty girls
and handsome gentlemen up there
.-....T. b. Hays attended church
at thi- place Sunday night. Mrs.
Nat Meek is quite i'll at this time.
-. Luther Pigg is hustling about
trying 10 buy calves. -. Mr.. Nc
Clure is making business call at
this place this week 80. Cox and
Lafe Carer passed here with a nice
lot Of calves this week.
GREEN GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
CHARLEY.

Married, on Dec. %, Rhode Pack
to Miss Ida O'Bryan. We extend
congratulations.
On Xmas day George DebOard's
house and all its contents, burned
into ashes. They were all absent
when the accident occurred. How
the house got on fire is unknown.
Several Of our young folks at
tended the entertainment at the
Adams school house on Little
Blaine, Thursday night and report
a good time.
J. 7. Spencer lost one Of his best
wagon horses last week.
Haws Moore has occupied David
Speneer's old stand with a fine lot
OF groceries.
Some OF our young men are
transaeting business over in West
Virginia this week. The grand ju-
~ is in session.
Born TO W. NJ. Chapman and wife,
on the 3OtL Dec, an S-pOund girl,
but the little jewel did not stay
with its fond parents but a couple
Of days, when the Father called it
to himself, for he has said: Suffer
little children to come unto me, for
OF such is the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Mrs. Rhode Spencerdeparted this
life Dec. 23d. Deceased was the
daughter OF John Hays. She has
been in bad health for the past two
years. The disease was the dread
ed consumption. The sympathies
Of the neighbOrhOOd are extended
to the bereaved husband. So live
kind husband that YOU may some
day meet your kind wife and little
daughter in that "clime" FROM
whence no traveller has ever yet re-
turned. ExCEIslOR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
wALLBRlD6E.
Farewell, 'S7i Welcome, 'sS.

Farewell, '97l Welcome, '9s.
Xmas passed OF quietly, only one
small row. That happened at VIM.
Cartmell's a few nights ago at
large dance, between Lyss Webb
and Gallie Peters.
Miss kittie Dawson is visiting in
Ashland and Catlettsburg.
Allen and Sol Bates have gone TO
Ohio for a while.
U. l.. See has returned from Viii
son.
VIM. Cox. OF Thacker, spent his
Christmas with home folks.
John Chapman and family, who
moved to Dingus few months ago
have returned TO their homes.
o. IL. Powers has moved his fam
lily TO Wallbridge.
There was not any church here
Sunday on account Of the weather.
Rev. VIM. Lowe has moved from
Tug to Elem StaffOrd's farm.
VIM. Chaffins commenced a sub
scription school Monday with fair
attendance, at the 2-mile school
house.
Several persons from Peach Or
chard passed through our place en-
route to Louisa to attend Court.
Our boys will not visit Louisa this
week until the grand jury breaks.
VIM. 0ston, Of Peach Orchard,
passed our place on last Friday.
IKE's Son
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
RICHARDSON.

The boys are now greasing their
skates and are getting ready for a
freeze up.
Miss Amelia Hubbard, We are
are sorry tosay, has been very sick
for a few days with fever, but is
now improving.
Bette Wallace has been on the
sick list but is able to be out again.
Wesley II. Hubbard and son are
erecting a new house in our town
for $. X. Dey, of White House.
JET Vaughan has been killing
hogs for about a month.
Vaughan q Hubbard are in the
coal business here and were OuI
this morning getting orders.
Med. Preston aud son have quite
number OF logs on the river bank
waiting for = saw-lOg tide.
Crit Newberry, the hustling sales
man for Newberry q Crum, Of Cat
let's burg,passed through our towT
last Monday, on his way to Inez.
Sampson 5. Maynard, our newly
elected Squire, has been sworn in
to office. think lac will make {
good J. p.
WI. Vaughan served . gOOC
many Of his friends with a dinnel
Xmas day. You NAV bet it was q
good one. / know for / was one o
the guests.
Willie Warwick departed Tues
day morning for Matewan, W. Va
We are sorry to lose him as he wa
a jOvial fellow.
| MOTrNTATN RTpCu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

The Palace Hotel, at Cincinnati,
has greatly improved its tablefare
lately and it is now tho best hotel
for the price that can be found any
where. All patrons agree upon
this fact. Another new feature is
the addition OF the European plan.
A very popular departure has al
so been recently made in providing
a private dining room on the sec
Ond floor, where meals are served
without extra charge. This is
much appreciated by the lady pa
irons. The prices are 500 to $500
per day on the American plan, and
from s1.OO mp on the European
plan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

The Democrats organized the
Ohio Senate and Hanna's candidate
for Speaker Of the House was de-
feated by three votes by an anti
Hanna Republican. 1t looks blue
for Mark, and some Of the consery-
alive members predict his defeat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
Free Of Charge 10 suferers.

Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get 4 sample bottle
d.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Cough and Colds.
They do not ask you to buy before
trying. This will show you the
great merits Of this truly wonder
iul remedy, and show YOU what
can be accomplished by the regular
size bottle. This is no experiment
and would disastrous TO the pro-
prietOrs did they not know it in
variably cure. Many of the best
physicians are now usiDg it in most
severe cases. lis gusrsnte1. Trial
bottle free at A. NJ. Hughes Drug
Store. Regular size SOC. and Loo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
FALIsBuRG.

Christmas Is over and our town
has resumed its quietude.
The boys are hBSing q jolly time
skating.
W. b. Author,of Catlettsburg, has
been in our town for few days.
John Gaines, who has been gone
for some time, returned Saturday.
J. \. O'pdniels' free school COM
menced on HOrSeford Monday.
Mrs. J. a. and Miss Easter Col
linsworth were visiting Hunting
ton last week.
Cal. Webb and wife were visiting
hOmeiOlks at this place last week.
Quite a serious accident happen
Ell near this place on Xmas day.
Virgil Thompson, while out rabbit
hunting, was accidentally shot by
Albert ElKins. 1t was thought to
be fatal At the start but he Is now
improving.
| J. b. Cooksey went to Catletts
burg Saturday.
E. r. Webb and II. S. Dean went
to Louisa Monday.
Walter Heaberlin and Jim Moore
were prospecting on Blaine satur.
day.
School will begin at this placC
January 10th, with J. A. Holtor
as principal. Those who desire tC
attend first-class school will finC
this most excellent opportunity
Sam Gaines has invented a new
way of wearing his necktie.
Dump Oily visited homefolkl
Xmas. ZITrO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

Chairman Dingley, the heads Of
the Treasury ana the financiers
elsewhere, may figure until their
heads ache upon estimates" but
the facts remain that there is at this
time deficiency OF forty-fiye mill
ion dollars in the Treasury.-C. ].
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

We have clubbing arrangements
by which we can furnish the fol
lowing publications with the BIC
SANDY NEWS at the reduced prices
named:
n. Y. World, three times a
week, and NEws, both one year,
$l.65.
Louisville Weekly Dispatch, and
NEWS, $1.65.
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer,
and News, $3.50.
Courier Journal, twice a week
aud NKws, $l.65.
Home X Farm and NKws, l.95.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

The Hanna men received a crush
ing defeat in the Ohio Legislature
Monday. The opposition organic
ed both houses. the lower house by
Sc u 50, securing nearly all the
doubtful votes. Tue present pros
peel is sevent, votes ON joint bal
lot for r1auna with seventy-three
against min.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

Letters received by the Register
Of the Land Office at Frankfort, in
dictate that many bogus Kentucky
land patents are being sold in I'LL
nois and Missouri.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
Bu. kLENs ,kNICA sALv

Bus MEMS >kNICA SALVE.
L 80 So world f"r
Us ulcers, saly
cndDp-d
d .a- ,HF afD-, and SKIN
efuItl rs. al po-iuveiY cure
pii-- r 80 required. IL Is
gusrau,-ra 10 siSr perfect sstIs-
faction " money refunded Price
25 cents per box, For sale by A.
NJ. Hughes LOUISA, Kv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
LOUISA MARKETS,

Following are the cash prices
prevailing in Louisa at the time Of
going TO press Thursday evening"
liAc cash for eggs,
Hens &c. Ducks, 1bc.
Young chickens ic pound.
old Rooslers lslc each.
Turkeys &c,
Fat full ieAthered geese 100 each,
Good Goose Feathers, use
6reen Beef Hides DC n.
Yellow Root, 20.
Bees wax I've.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

Senator DebOe will withdraw his
bill 10 reform the civil service
and substitute thereof a bill cali
ing for total repeal. He thinks the
new bill will be more likely to Sc
cure Democratic support.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
THE COMING WOMAN

who goes to the club while her hus-
band tends the baby as well as the
old fashioned woman who looks
after her home, will both.at times
get run down in health. They will
be troubled with loss of appetite
headaches, sleeplessness, fainting
or dizzy spells. The most wonder
fui remedy for these women is
Electric Bitter. Thousand of suf-
ferers from Lame Back aud Weak
Kidneys rise and cal it blessed.
1t is the medicine for woman. Fee
male complaints and Nervous
troubles Of all kind are soon re-
Ileved by the use Of Electric Bit
tiers. Only SOC. per bottle. FOR
sale by A. NJ. Hughes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07

The joint Commission Of FEEDER
alton Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, South, will meet al
Washington January Z.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
L OUISA
NORMAL SCHOOL,
Louisa, Lawrence Co., Ky Opens January 81,
1898. Closes June II, 1898.

Location pleasant. BuiIdiRe finest in the /
county dissertation most con- genial Sur
rOundiHoS highly fdU0rdble. TotCn DerUaded
bya tchotes0me religious influence, entGnat-
ing from the several churches.
High School tcOrk thorough preparation
for entrance to COLLEGE.
Teachers Normal Course designed TO meet
the tcdRtS OfthoSe tciShinS to raise The standard
of their certificates, or to get methods of in
strtcsiOn. Method tCOrk and training of /
teachers a speciality
Students heartily tCelcomed blythe people of
the totCn, and board my be obtained at rea-
SOnGble rates.
DOFor scope and work. terms ETC.,
tent, write
P. s. BARNES, B. s., Prin Louisa. KY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
500 Reward. 500.

The reader Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least ore dreaded disease that
science has been able TO cure in all
its stages, and that is Caiarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only pos
tive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a cOnsti-
tutiOnal disease. requires consti-
tutiOnal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surface OF the system, thereby des-
trOying the foundation OF the dis
ease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the cOnsti-
tuition and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietor to have
so much faith in its power that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimony.
address. F.J.CHRNEY & Co.
Toledo o. Sold by Druggist. 70.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-07
FRIDAY. JAN. I. 1898.

Gov. Culberson, OF Texas, has an
nounced his candidacy for the SEN
ate to succeed Roger q. Mills.