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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-06-16
DEWEY TO MEET THEM.
Ironclads-Reports Regard
ing Germany.

LONDON, June 14.-According to a
dispatch from Madrid to The Financial
News, three Spanish ironclads from
Madagascar waters have arrived inside
of Manila, and Admiral Dewey's ships
have gone to meet them.
According to dispatch from Shang-
hal the German steamer Petrarch is
about to leave there for Manila with
secret orders, it is believed, from the
German government.
Prince Henry of Prussia, now at Kiau
Chou with the German squadron, is
kept constantly informed, the dispatch
says, as to the developments of the war.
The Singapore correspondent of The
Times says:
Letters received here from Manila,
dated May 20, say that the prolonged
conferences between the German consul
and Captain General Augusti were ex-
citing attention in Manila and had led
to the belief that Germany had designs
on the Sulu archipelago.
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ARMOUR IN CHARGE.
Northwest Creditors May Lose
Nothing-Attachment Issued.

CHICAGO, June 15.-P. d. Armour
took charge of Joseph Letters cash
wheat in the northwest, amounting to
100000 or 5000, 900 bushels yesterday.
Semi.authoritative information is also
obtained that Armour will take up all
of Letters wheat.
1t is generally admitted the charge
to Armour clears the atmosphere to a
considerable extent and if trustees are
necessary to liquidate the rest of
Letters cash wheat in this city, New
York, afloat and in European store
houses, it will not require much time to
dispose of the remaining 100000
bushels or more.
There will apparently be little diff.
Guilty in winding up the deal inasmuch
as it is authoritatively stated that bins
have been received for all cash wheat
that Letter has.
There is fair prospect that Letter S
creditors will lose nothing and that the
wheat will bring in sufficient with re.
covering markets to pay all claims.
An attachment for $4,000 pro cured
in New York by Lohrke, the grain ex-
porter, against Joseph Letter was served
yesterday, but was released by Lohrke
when the arrangement with Armour &
Co. was completed.
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AGAINST ANNEXATION.
This declared to BE the Sentiment of a
Democratic House Caucus.

This declared to BE the Sentiment of a
Democratic House Caucus.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-At a caucus
of the Democrats of the house resolu-
tions were adopted declaring the sense
of the Democrats of the house to be
opposed to Hawa allan annexation as a
consummation that would prove injur-
ious to the interests of the United
States and contrary to the long estab.
lished and generally recognized policy
of the government. The action was
taken after an hour had been consumed
in discussing the adyisability of adopt.
ing any resolutions upon the PROPOSE.
tion of annexation.
The resolutions were adopted finally
81 to II.
AS to the effect of caucus action the
Democratic advocates of annexation eX-
pressed the opinion that some votes
would be lost. Prior to the caucus it
was claimed that 23 would vote for an
nexation, but now it is believed that II
will more nearly represent the Demo.
cratic vote in support of the resolutions.
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Of Canton, with their families, spent the
day with their brother Theophilus.
John Bankard OF Cleveland and
laughter Fay are spending week with
his mother.
Flo. @. Smith and Mrs Eta Hartzell
visited Charlie Fultz's Sunday.
Miss Mangus closed very successful
rm Of school at Grove Hill Tuesday. >
Mrs. Tope is suffering from fall few
days ago.
Elmer Hsynam sold ten acre lot to
Mr.. Muflley for 5000.
Flo Smith went to Lisbon to stay an
indefinite time.
BARRYvILLE.
Louis Frantz, an old pioneer of Nim-
ishillen township, died at his residence
In Barryville on Saturday morning after
an illness of four weeks. He was a
native of France and was born In that
country In the year 1911. He came to
this contry when quite young aud set
tied in Stark county, living first In Can
ton and afterwards In Barfyville, where
he lived till his death. He leaves wife
and seven children to mourn hi, loss.
They are; Eugene Of Cleveland, Joseph
and Mrs. Garrett Lyons Of Canton, Mrs.
Lest Haidet OF Marlboro, Mrs. Louis
Girspon of this place, and Frank Frantz
of Louisville. For 40 years he success
fully conducted q mercantile business at
this place, but of late years has lived a
retired life. The funeral services were
held at the Catholic church on Monday
morning and were attended by large
concourse Of friends. Rev. Father
Kunnert conducted the services.
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WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. U. s. Grant President and MI
Griggs n Vice President.

Mrs. U. S. Grant President and Mrs
Griggs n Vice President.
New YORK, June 14.-At the meet
ing of directors of the Women's Wal
Relief association, held at the Windsor
hotel yesterday, a communication was
read from Major George A. Torney,
surgeon U. S. A., in which he expressed
thanks for the associations last contri.
button to the hospital ship Relief.
The board of directors announced
that Mrs John w. Griggs, wife of the
attorney general, had been chosen q
vice president. Mrs. John A. Logan
was also chosen a vice president, as
were the wives of governors of states as
follows: Mrs. Miguel A. Otero, New
Mexico; Mrs. Frank Steunerberg, Idaho;
Mrs. j. B. Rogers, Washington; Mrs.
John A. Tanner, Illinois, and Mrs. j,
II. Tyler of Virginia. Mrs. U. S. Grant
is the president of the association.
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A BOILER EXPLODED.

Fatal Accident on the Incline Near the
City of Ironton.
IRoNToN, June l5..--The Iron Railway
engine boiler, John campbell, blew up
yesterday ON the incline above the city.
Engineer Robert Royer was killed, body
not found; Conductor Charles Meyers,
head cut, seriously injured; Fireman
Andy Foit, terribly scalded, will die;
Brakeman Hobble, fatally injured;
Brakeman Charles Tulga, cut and
bruised, serious.
The front of the boiler was blown up
over the river bank and through barn,
narrowly missing dwelling. The en-.
CINE was blown to atoms. Cause of &C.
cident unknown. All the men are
residents of Ironton.
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the sights at the National Capital and
visit relatives and friends among the
soldiers at Camp Alger, near Washing.
ton. II will be delightful way in
which to spend The Glorious Fourth,
Full particulars about rates, time of
trains and other details will be fur.
nished in reply to inquiries addressed to
local Ticket Agent q. w. Irwin, or o. L.
Kimball, A. q. p. Agt Cleveland, 0.
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Holy shroud photographed.

ROME, June 15.-The organ of the
vatican, The Osservatore Romano, pub
fishes from Turin an account of the
photographing of the holy shroud, re.
Gently exposed. King Humbert, who
ia the guardian of the relic, authorized
the photograph which, when developed,
is said TO have displayed in perfect out
line the holy features, hands and limbs
of Christ.
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BRAVE MARINES.
Stood Off an Attack Of About
5000 Spanish.
FIFTEEN DEAD DoNS FOUND.
Small Force Of Americans Exhausted With
Repelling the Attacks,
TWO MARINES REPORTED KILLED.

The Injured Said to Number Four-An-
other Report Differs From This as to
For the Protecting Guns of the Fleet
the Little Band Would Likely he over
come by Superior Numbers-Gallant
and Successful Attack on a Stone Fort
by a Scouting Party Under LieG tenant
Neville-The Dead spaniards Found
After This Assault.
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Draining of Soldiers Camp.

ALLIANCE, June 15.-The Morgan
Engineering company, with the idea of
giving Company perfect sanitary con.
ditions, began putting in the drains yes.
terday. The soldiers are loud in praise
of the way the company is looking after
their comfort. The command was
measured yesterday for new uniforms.
The men will receive their first clothing
from Uncle Sam in about a week.
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strong Evidence Against Clemmer.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, June 15.--Lizzie
Dekalb, Clemmer's alleged accomplice
in the Mrs. Kaiser murder, was placed
upon the stand and for nearly three
hours gave testimony in the trial yes
terday which, if true, makes Clemmer
the actual murderer of Mrs. Kaiser The
dead woman's husband has been al
ready convicted, Clemmer being on
trial as an accomplice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-06-16

The fourth annual reunion Of the
Ulrich family will be held at the home
OF W. II. Etter, one and half miles
north Of Mogadore, on June 18th, 1898.
ALI the friends and relations are request.
ed to bring we'll filled baskets and have
q pleasant time. J. KN0P, Sec,
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A VOTE THIS AFTERNOON.
The Hawaiian Annexation Matter to B,
Acted Upon In the House.

Acted Upon In the House.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Eight hours
comprising afternoon and evening ses,
sions of the house yesterday were de-
voted to debate of the Newlands resolu.
tions for the annexation of Hawaii.
Twenty speeches were delivered, most
of them being brief, A vote will be
taken at o'clock this afternoon.
The resolutions, according to esti-
mates yesterday, will receive, with the
exception of not more than l2, ali Re-
publican votes, and will enlist the sup.
port of from 10 10 20 Democrats and
members of other parties.
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WHERE To SPEND THE FOURTH.
Visit Washington and Ohio Troops In Cam
Excursion via Pennsyl-
Vanla Lines,

An opportunity for delightful Fourth
OF July or vacation trip snd visit to
the Ohio soldiers at Fairfax Court
House, Virginia, Is presented by the
special low rate excursions to Washing
ton over the Pennsylvania Lines for the
National Educational Association meet
ing. Tickets at special reduced fare will
be sold July 3rd, 4th, 9th and 9th, good
returning until July 10Th. with privilege
to extend until August 3lst.
A number OF persons are arranging 10
make the trip from this locality to see
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UhIU METhUDISM.
The Centennial to he Celebrated Next
Week at Decentralization
to Attend.

DELAWARE, o., June l5.--Hon. d. s.
Gray, vice president of the Pennsylya-
mia lines, has placed private car at the
disposal of President Mckinley, who
has promised TO attend the centennial
of Ohio Methodism, which will be cele.
brated here next week
The train will leave Washington at
3:45 Monday afternoon, arriving in this
city the following morning. The presi-
dents reception occurs on Tuesday
evening, after which he will leave for
Washington, arriving there Wednesday
morning.
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To Pay Berlng Sea Award.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-A house Joint
resolution appropriating $473, l5l to pay
the Bering sea award was adopted in
the senate yesterday.
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Excursions to Xenia via Pennsylvania
Lines,

June'2l, 22 and 23, account ex-soldiers
and Sailors Annual Reunion, low rate
excursion tickets will be sold to X9nia
via Pennsylvania Lines; return coupons
valid Friday, June "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-06-16

New illustrated paper, "Land and q
LIVING" 3 months for 10 cts. in stamps
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Land and "a Living :

Are best and cheapest in the New South,
Land SO to S5 an acre. Easy terms,
Good schools and churches. No bliz.
yards, no cold waves. w. q. Rinearson,
q. p. A., Queen & Crescent Route. Gin
cinnati.
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Excursions TO Dayton via Pennsylvania
Lines.

June 27 and 27 for Saengerfest of0hio,
low rate excursion tickets will he sold to
Dayton via Pennsylvania Lines; return
coupons valid Thursday, June 80.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN.

John and Roy Mather Of Elkhars, Ind.
are visiting their grandfather, u. j.
Shook and other relatives.
Elmer Shrantz an wife will entertain
the Hay Seed glee club at their home
Wndnnadnv avaninQ.
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George Hart,r and wifi, otE.Clyde, are
guests of his mother and other relatives.
The literary club met at the home OF
Mrs. Sue Hoover Monday evening. Ihe
next meeting will be at the home Oh MIS-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
RICHARDSON.

r. F. Rice commenced a revival
meeting at this place last Tuesday
night.
jeff Vaughan, while out hunting,
had the misfortune TO fall and Grip
pie himself.
Mr.. Wadsworth, attorney for the
c. & o., passed here Monday on his
way to Paintsville.
Milton Preston was visiting rel
atives at White House Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Dave Castle and Mrs. Hite
Warwick paid Sam Vaughan's fam
lily visit Monday.
Cell Warwick left for Kenova
Monday where he expects to find a
railroad job.
John Mcclure was tried by Esq.
Maynard for fighting and fined one
cent and the cost.
Harry Preston received two nice
Berkshire pigs this week.
Monroe Lewis has purchased a
fine dog-cart from Hays Patrick in
which he expects to move Bob Rube
Preston from Peach Orchard to
Richardson in a few days.
Ed Hughes, travelling salesman,
was here Tuesday.N
Wesley II. Hubbard has been
erecting mourner's bench for the
revival meeting.
Mrs. ". II. Bowling and family
left for Paintsville Tuesday.
W. p. Vaughan has a contract
to load ties on the c. g. o. al
Georges creek.
l understand that NJ. T. Preston
is speaking Of moving to Kenova.
Lutte Halves, of Adams, was TO
see his best girl here Sunday. All,
there, Coon!
VIM. Warwick is a visitor at the
store.
Stephen Pr ,tOn has the name OF
being the best OK driver in this
section. He is driving six yoke for
Mcdonald Preston, hauling logs to
the river.
MOUNTAIN BIRCH.
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HUBBARDsTowN.

James Stith, who has been sick
for some time,w we are glad TO say Is
now better.
Mrs. Robert Strothsr, OF Durham
has been visiting relatives at this
place the past week.
Married on January 9th, John
Selbee TO Miss Susan BellOmy. We
extend congratulations.
Ed. Meredith, son Of John, while
coming from church quite recently.
after night, ran into a trimmed
tree top, killing his horse almost
instantly.
Misses Bertha Thompson and Ida
Stith are visiting relatives in Boyd
county.
Curtis Thompson, who has been
in bad health for quite a while, is
improving.
Rev. John W. Copley, Of Tug,was
in our town this week on business.
Alex. Frasher,of Cassville passed
through here this week.
Coon Kinner and Vol Burke, Of
Klnner, KY, were calling on some
Of the fair sex at this place Satur-
day night.
Fred Kinner, OF Grcenup, KY, Is
paying homefolks over at Kinner,
a visit
Mrs. J. f. Meredith,of this place,
who has been quite seriously Ill, is
recovering.
Squire Hutchinson, Of Elijah's
creek, passed through here one day
this week, en- route TO Cassyille to
hold court.
Add. Skecns, Of HOrseford, was
in town last week on business.
Henry Gilkerson, Of this place,
has just returned from the famous
bluegrass regions, bringing with
him a Kentucky thoroughbred
FLY.
V. y. Curnutt, Of Huntington, is
visiting his homefolks near Kin
ner, KY. ILsYRx.
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Ell. Moore and MI. Baker have
been attending United States Court
at Frankfort this week.
Mrs. Kate Short was visiting at
S. II. Burton's last week.
John McHenry is attending the
school at upper Brushy.
Lon Hulett's school will close on
next Friday on RaccOon. He has
given entire satisfaction.
Born, to tho wife Of Harrison
Steele, GU the Slst Of December. a
fine boy.
Mart Steele has been very low
with fever but is now better.
James Moore, jr, was on our
creek Friday.
Isaac Moore makes frequent Wis
its TO Hood OF late.
Bascum sturgill is going to sell
goods Mt Blaine.
Lon Siurgill was calling down
the creek Sunday.
Willie Thompson and wife were
visiting Jack Short Sunday.
uNcLE TOT.
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HOUSEHOLD GODS.

The ancient Greeks believed that
the Penates we're the gods who at
te0ded TO the welfare and prosperity
of the family. They were worship
ped as household gods in every
home. The household god of to-
day is DR.. Kings New Discovery.
For consumdiion. coughs, colds
snd for and for affections of Throat
Chest and Lungs it is invaluable.
1t hts been tried for a quarter Of a
centery and is guaranteed to cure
or money returned. No household
should b. Nth this good angel. II
j. Pheasant 10 take snd a ssfe AID
sure remedy for I'D and yonng
Free lrlal BEETLES at A. NJ. H
Hughes Dru. St"re.
r, tusar re Doe and 500
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MERRvII.LE

A number Of boys left here Sun
day to attend the Blaine Normal
School.
J. W. Ratlifi, who has been on
sick list,wiil soon be able to return
TO his work in the shop.
Green and Anvil Jordan, Of Cat,
passed here recently with some
calves.
W. III. Keller is much better.
Walter Woods is visiting his
brother James on East Fork.
Henry Fisher and family have
returned from a visit to Ohio.
Elford Walters, OF Blaine, is Wis
iting here.
Joe Sweatnam, OF Blaine, whilst
visiting at Willard few days ago,
lost his horse but found him after
twO-day's search.
Balton Adkins, OF Oliovilla, was
here this week.
Miss Dora Woods returned from
Blaine Tuesday.
We regret to say that Jas. Webb
is not expected to live.
W. II. Woods sold a fiue lot OF
sheep Monday to J. VI. Lee,of Har-
donsburg. Sons NOM DE PLUME.
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Richard Gains Is able 20 be out
again.
Virgil Thompson l. improving
from the shot he received n few
days ago. Mrs. Louisa Curnutt is
no better. Samuel Ball has been
seriously III, as has the little child
OF +. IL. Moore.
Born to the wife OF Lafayette
Moore, girl.
We learn that Thos. Branham Is
recovering from the Injuries he re-
ceived u short time since.
J. J. Dalton is complaining with
something like la grippe.
Mrs. JulianA Whit Is III with
lung trouble. Grandma Whit is
out again.
Judge Austin Is Interested in the
lumber business. J. W. Austin
sold a fine COW the other day.
Mrs. Rebecca Saunders is down
from the up-SAndy country on a
visit.
We hope "Uncle Shine" will use
a new lock on the jail as the old
one seems TO be very contrary.
We trust that Judge Thompson
will use his influence towards the
/ Improvement Of the roads in ouI
end Of the county.
OCCASIONAL.
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FALLsBJRG,

Our town council met Monday
night and the new board was in
stalled az follows: q. T. Webb, g..
W. Norris, F. G. Cochran, J. K.Rlce
S. a. COIlinsworth. G.. b. Carter.
clerk, W. A. Rice, treasurer. There
was about $500. in the treasury on
the retirement Of the old board
The salary OF the new board was
raised from so to IS cents by the
old board. Judge Jordan presided
over the new board.
J. A. HoltOn has arrived TO teach
the winter session ofihe Fallsburg
Normal school. We note a few
pupils from a distance: Jas. Moore
Of Rich creek,J. C. Hicks, MOrgans
creek, Sam Jones, Twin branch, ],
l.. Jackson, last Fork, and Dec,
Shortridge, Cats fork.
The buzz OF the saw is heard
again. Since the rain we have wa
ter plenty for grinding and saving
Calf buyers seem to be plentiful
judging from the enquiries heard,
Laban Derifield has returned
returned from Thacker and Is work,
Ing in the saw mill.
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CANEY's FORK.

Died ON the 9Th, a daughter Of
John Thompson and wife, Of Bells
Trace. The funeral took place at
the home OF the parents, Rev.John-
son conducting the exercises.
Miss Jennie Woods, Of Twin Br.,
is visiting here.
Miss Lucy Shepherd has return.
ed from Catleitsburg, where she
spent the holidays.
]. G. Hicks, an energetic young
man OF this place, has entered the
Fallsburg Normal.
We wish Sam lobe great success
with his schoo! on Morgan's crock,
J. W. Webb Is no better.
Robert Perkins closed a success.
ful term OF school Monday.
Sllas Jobo, Of Twin branch, Wis.
It's Caney often,
A. l.. Hicks, who IL attending
the Denton Normal, visited homo
Saturday.
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unless il has lodging rooms. These
days the landlord occupies the
guest chambers, which are usually
one in number, and unhlu-hlngly
answers "all full" when he hasn't
seen a lodger for a century.
This Raines Law was engineer
ed by Plat, and is one OF the poor
est strokes he ever made. Every
object OF it is defeated, and the sa-
loon keeper gets additional profit
from his sandwich, or "meals.r
Strange to say, the new city
anticipates very satisfactory
administration OF affairs from
Tammany. w. o. J.
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NORMAL SCHOOL,
Louisa, Lawrence Co.. Ky. Opens January 81,
1898. Closes June II, 1898.

LOrGtioR pleasant. Building finest in the
county Association most DSenial Sur-
rOundiHes hiehIyfaUOrdble Torn DerUaded
byd i0hOLeSoBle religious influence, eDtdRdt-
ing from the several churches.
High School cork thorough preparation
for entrance to college.
Teachers 4 Wm0l Course designed 10 meet
the WdntS of those tOiShiRe to raise the standard
Of their certificates, or TO get methods of in
SfrtctiOR. Method lcOrk and training Of
teachers a speciality
Students heartily ICelcOmed blythe people OF
the tOrGn and board my be obtained at red-
SORdbie rates.
90 For scope work. terms, etc.
tent, write
P. s. BARNES, B. s., Prin., Louisa KY.
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mounted the rostrum for Mr.. Shack
elford. Mr.. KinsOlving Is the rec
|ognized leader of the Democracy
OF the district, aud his command
ing appearance, magic eloquence,
untiring energy and pure and lofty
personality would mako him in
Congress the peer OF any member.
Louisville Dlspaict.
The News is always for a Big
Sandian first, but should Mr.. Kin
solving defeat them for the nomi-
nation we should feel that the dis
trlct was still in worthy and safe
hands.
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The Tenth Congressional Dis
trict Of Kentucky bids fair for a
lively contest for the Democratic
congressional nomination. Al
ready there are three aspirants in
the field-Geo. B. Clay, of Pikeville,
Congressman Fitzpatrick, of Pres
tonsburg and Herbert b. Rinsolv-
ing, Of Mt. Sterling. 1t is some
what early for speculation as TO the
final result, but II there is anything
to be cOnjeetured from the status
Of sentiment throughout the dis
trict'IIoR. II. b. KiusOiviug can
safely be stated as winner. The
sturdy Democracy Of the Tenth
District has never yet turned q
cold shoulder to a genius, nor fail.
ed TO reward the faithful; neither
. they csllous TO their own inter.
Thus the rank and file OF the
Democracy Of the district are 10y.
ally supporting Mr.. KinsOlving fOr
the congressional nomination. In
the memorable campaign OF 1896
he was the star Of the galaxy, the
Ajax Of the Democracy OF Eastern
Kontucky. Everywbere he spoke
people flocked by the thousand to
hear tho magic Of his eloqnence.
IN The recent campaign no was the
'uly Democrat IN the district who
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LowMANsvILLE.

Married at this place on the lst,
Amos Lowe TO Mrs. Martha Hale.
May their future life be one long
summer day OF peace, happiness
and prosperity.
Born on the End, to the wife OF
Joseph Johnson, lO-Pound boy. =
Charley Hatfield, OF Flat Gap,
was in our town this week on bus
mess.
Mrs. Mary Chandler has severe
attack OF cry sipelas.
There are three saloons in our
valley, therefore We are well repre-
sented in that line. We did thin K
that local option prevailed in Law
renee county hut have about come
to the conclusion that We were mis-
taken. Down with tho liquor t.af-
fic. PEACE.