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The times., 1898-10-02

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Lot As assenbage of swagger novelties in pads che
and strpings Mostly imported but few pieces of the finer Al
goods in the lot The effects that greet you these
unlike anything the other able show
many instances particular style be only found a
piece You securing fine SI35 and $3.50 weavngs.
ANNIVERSARY ............. "
SIS unsurpassed array of very costly imported move
There colorings hereexque adings that only GENT
French designer could bring into being Anything that's
elegant which the other showing rvae these
contrasts impossible of description. You'll find
pads fifty different bendngs and combinngs. And striped
effects and checks and fantasies No this group
worth under $3.50 Many yard worth 81. ANNIVER gl
SARY PRICE
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Look in today's Post for the details Of
the most tremendous Cloak deal OF the
decade.
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Mohair and Silk Braid Passementer1es
ranging from / 1-2 to
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A lot of new ideas in Chenille,
let and Silk Edgings, worth Is and H.
lie a yard Anniversary price,. In
Black and .Colored Soutache
Braids, "a yards to a piece, worth 2
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The times., 1898-10-02

It's dress day in earnest tomorrow. No
silk values and unequaled fabric leaders. w
quoted prices on little things that seem like
time you've reached these goods we Teali
things-and we've great things to give. Le'
exclusive effects that no store at any seas
finest goods at prices that would never have
for our anniversary sale.
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Anniversary Prices in Dress Trimmings.

!. Now we've told you of great
5. We've extolled Innings and
/ like giving away. So by the
realize that you expect great
:. Leaders of undoubted merit
Y season ever gave you. The
r have been made SO low, save
A Big Sample Lot of Fine Quality Black
"a GILL Rraid PassementerieS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
THE WAR SITUATION.


The best information atialnable
indicates that the Spanish feet is
al last"bOttled up" in the harbor Of
Santiago de Cubs, with Commodore
Schley guarding the hole. This
harbor has such a narrow entrance
that only one vessel can pass
through it at one time. Therefore
1t will be an easy matter TO keep
the Spanish in there.
Another fleet Is reported ready
to sail from Spain, and msy already
have done so. Our forces will be
kept on the lookout for them.
The invasion Of Cuha will be de-
layed only until more transports
can he secured. There are now
thirty ships in waiting, but as
many more are necessary. There
will be two divisions OF the Invading
army, the firstcoBsisting Of the 30,
600 troops now at Tampa, New Or
leans and Mobile, and the second OF
5000 volunteers. The first army OF
$1,000 will be made up Of 5000 reg
ulars and 1900 volunteers.
Troops ars now on their way 10
the Philippines.
A battle was reported to have
to have occurred Saturday in which
twelve Spanish ships we're sunk,
but it proved to be untrue.
The battlhship Oregon aud the
two small boats accompanying her,
have arrived at the Florida coast.
Admiral Cerv0ra is still bottled
up in Santiago harbor by Commo-
dOre Schley. 1t Is the purpose Of
our fleet TO open fire on the batter
les guarding the entrance to the
harbor and silence them. II this
does not draw the enOmy out it
will at least aid the American feet
to move close in shore, and perhaps
may destroy the mechanism for
touching offthe three lines OF tor
pedoes which are in the harbOr.
Admiral Sampson is not before
Santiago. He is of on another
mission. He remained before Ha-
vana until he learned that Schley
had bottled the enemy up. Then
his fleet, minus the lows, which is
with Schley, moved rapidly east
ward, but later dispatch says he
is ready TO lombard Havana when
ever the invasion begging.
The Spanish torpedo boat de-
stroyer Terror left st. Pierre, Mar
Unique, yesterday.
The Oregon will join the fleet in
front OF Havana as soon as it is
eOaled and provisioned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
MORGAN CREEK.

There is quite n lot OF sickness in
our vicinity.
Depty. Sheriff f. f. shannon was
on our creek Thursday collecting
taxes.
Tom Large, Of Cat, was on this
creek Sunday hunting a stray COW
which had been gone about a
month.
James Carter went to Greenbrier
Sunday.
Roy Jordan has returned from
W. Va, where he has been engag-
ed in horse raising.
Dock Diamond and wife, OF Ash
land, are visiting relatives at this
place.
John and Donnie Atkins left
Friday for Twelve Pole.
Mrs. George Newson has purchas-
ed new patent dining table, she
says its q fine one.
On last Monday Burch Hulett
accidentally shot his brother, Dick,
with 80 pistol. Dick lived about
5 minutes after he was shot.
Dick was one OF our best Sunday
School scholars and will be missed
by many OF his friends. Every
one that knew him liked him be-
cause he was good and kind 10
everyone.
He was buried at the family
graveyard at 9 a. IN. Tuesday. We
extend our sympathies to family
and friends.
There will be wedding on Ed
mOnds Branch Thursday. Ask
John about 1t.
george hOiley mas called IOr one
hundred volunteers of OF this creek
to go to Cuba.
Morgan Greek Is so thickly set
tied any has such a large popula-
ton that it takes two or three
writers a week to keep the news up
to date.
John NewsOn passed through
here enroute to EdmOnds Branch
Sunday.
We miss two Of our best Sunday
School Teachers very much, Frank
and Landon Bradley. They left
here Tuesday to join the army.
XXX
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
BUCHANAN.

Marion o'Daniel, OF Ashland, " no
has been sick for several months,
Is now visiting his sister on Rove
Greek.
Lis Curnuite and Ken Chapman,
Of Burgess Station, left Monday
snd enlisted In the army and went
straight on South.
Mra. c. c. Thompson, q South
Portsmouth, wss here this week to
have her threat treated.
Next Sunday il chlldrens day at
kavsnaugh chapel.
Senator J. J. johnson, OF Louisa,
was at Round Bottom yesterday
DIR. Diamond, Of Mouth OF Whites
Greek, spent Sunday Mt Round
Bottom.
Miss Clara Fulkerson, OF Catal-
pa, was Visiting Miss Ceres Smith,
Of Round Bottom, last week.
Mrs. James stump Is very sick
ut this time.
Mrs. q. X. Burgess, Of Burgess
station, has been very sick for some
days, but is some batter at present.
Mr.. W. A. Ham blston, OF Hun
tlngton, is here to put up an ele-
CANT monument at the grave OF
Mr.. Lindsey T. Smith at Round
Bottom.
The many friends OF Dick Hew-
lett were sOrsly grleved to hear of
his uAtlmsly death. He taught
school here last fall and was liked
by all who knew him.
The ore mining which has been
going on here some weeks stopped
today.
James Prichard, Of Round Bot
tam, is at Wayne this week on bus
mess.
On the 9th OF June there will be
a Sunday School convention at
Kavanaugh chapel.
John Compton, jr., and John
Stump, ir., who have been working
st East Liverpool, Ohio, returned
hume today.
Mrs. Martha Drown, OF Mouth OF
Whites Greek, is very low with
fiux, and Perry Cyrus, OF the same
place, ID very low with consump-
ton. Jackie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

Sunday School WAS organized al
Green Valley Sunday with &c. W
Jones Ms Snpcrinte. don't
Rev. JAS. Brrrett preached nm el
oquent sermon SUNDAY at thi,
place aud received seven additions
10 the church.
Newton Shortridge was baptized
on last Saturday by Roy. Barrett.
David Short aud wife visited
al Green Valley Sunday.
William Shortrldgc passed
through here enroute 10 the head
OF Blaine Monday.
Ben NanhOrn and son passed
down our creek recently.
Mrs. Clara Hartman visited home,
folks last week.
We are sorry to note that Mrs
Louise Shortrldge is on the sick
List.
q. W. ShOrtridgs is still very
sick.
James II. Moore, of Prosperity
passed up Cats Fork recently en-
route TO J. W. Woods.
David Foster and family visited
at G. W. ShOrtridge's Sunday.
Two Friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
WISE PARRor.
n Captivity. Vet "a Lays EEss oal1
on Coed frids y and Easter
SUSIE ~.


nsre are two occurrences hr re-
moved from the ordinary. The truth is
vouched for by local papers In the
neighborhood where they are said To
have taken places
In lronton. o.. Mr.. ". II. Horton. a
well-known citizen. Is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF parrot that lays eggs in cap
tivity. This Of its.lf Is said 10 be re-
markable. Is these tropical beauties get
out Of the egg-layiu 2 habit when Gagged.
But this bird did more. A year ago she
laid an egg on Good Friday aud another
on Easter Sunday. That was all. This
year. remembering the day and date.
she did the same thing. just how she
kept track without an almanac Is the
wonder She will be watched next year.
and II the same thing happens she will
be looked upon as a marvel. indeed.
Down near Evansville they lad a
thunderstorm week or two ago. A
lightning stroke shivered q tree near
the house OF DIR. Henderson. who lives
near the village Of ST. Philip. II not
only shattered the tree. but Il broke
every pane Of glass in the house. Some
thing Ike i26 new lights OF glass win
be needed TO make the house just as it
was before the lightning played its
prank. So severe was the shock that
the worshipers in a church hard by
thought an earthquake had added its
terrors TO the thunderstorm then rag
ing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
HoR.EFoRp.

warl wari wsri Is the cry in
our place. Several OF the boys
are fixing to volunteer. BE care
full, boys, You will get dIsappoint.
ed and want to see HorSeford
again.
Married, on the 18th. eager Fra,
SHEER to Bette Queen aud Rev. Il
II. Billups to Columbia Queen.
Born, to the wife Of Eugene Pool
a ten pound girl. Eugene Is the
happiSst man ON the branch.
Z. p. Webb aud wife, Of Falls.
burg, paid home folks visit
Sunday.
Mrs., +. d. Fra>her und little
daughter Gussir spent the day with
Mrs. David Moore on Sunday last.
Mrs. W. +. Iayne, Of Layne
Branch, visited home folk. at
Fallsburg one day last week.
MIR. Elmon Biilups made ny-
ing trip to see his best girl sun
day.
We are glad to note that BRO.
Frank Pool is improving.
Miss Nora Bolt, OF Bolts Fork. is
visiting relatives at Kinners.
Little Paul, son Of Bud Era,her
OF Burk Branch, has been very sick
with fever, but We are glad to say
he Is improving slowly.
Lena Friley, OF Cstalps, is visit
ing friends and relatives at Round
Bottom.
Misses Fannie and Viola Thomp.
son, OF this place, contemplate a
visit to Buchanan soon.
Master Purl Frasher spent the
day with Harry Hedge last sun.
day.
Ben Burk, OF catlettsburg, paid
home folks wish Saturday at Ca.
talPa. Trilby.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
To Meet Our Troops.

A Key West special says: The
Cubans are fighting their way to
the coast, where they will join with
our forces of invasion.
Three hundred CubanH engaged q
squad OF Spanish cavalry on Thurs.
day fifteen miles west OF MatanZas.
The battle was flercely waged in
sight OF the ships on the blockade
station.
The firing continued after dark
and Friday morning the Spanish
cavalry, which had been re-en-
forced during the night by a batal-
lion ofinfAntry, were seen retreat
ing along the beach In the diree-
ton Of Havana.
The Cubans are pushing rapidly
to the coast to join with our land
ing troops.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
spain's Reserve Fleet.

Madrid, May 23.-With the in.
coming OF the new Government the
greatest impetus has bsen given to
activity in the navy-yards, and, il
may be added, to home defenses
TOrpedOes have been laid at the
entrances Of all the important hsr.
bOrs.
The new ministry has determine
ed to send out at once what is known
as the reserve squadron. This feet
is likely to start at once, and it is
publicly stated that it is going to
Manila.
Significant suggestions are made
as to the possibility as to the Pc
layO getting through the Suez ca
nal, owing to her draught, but it
may be readily understood that
the Admiralty is not giving its
secrets away in that the fleet will
sail under sealed orders, and that
it is quite as likely TO go West as
East.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
PAINTsvILLE.

The Circuit Court is still in ses-
sion.
Judge Goble, Of Prestonsburg, W.
b. Lemaster, of Elliott, and Judge
Stewart, OF Louisa, are attending
court.
Died May ., George Walters, Of
this county, from the effects Of a
gun-shOt wound inflicted by Lind.
sey Conley about two years ago
He was buried by the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle, OF which he was
a member in good standing
John Conley, Claud Buckingham
Charles Howes have returned from
Lexington, where they have been
with the volunteers. They failed
to pass satisfactorily. the physical
examination required for admis-
sion to the army.
We hope that those who remain.
ed will not have 10 serve long until
peace will be declared. Indications
just now, appear to be favorable in
that direction.
Mrs. Henry Langley, OF Pres
tOnsburg, has just returned home
from visiting Mrs, W. W. Brown.
The Old Maids convention last
week was a success.
Rev. Pierce, Of Catlettsburg, de.
livered an able sermon at the Chris
tian church, Friday night and Rev,
oake saturday night and Sunday
Rev. Young preached at the NJ. f.
church. Scrlbbler.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
CLIFFORD.

Mrs. Minerva Bartram returned
home from Louisa Sunday, where
she has been visiting her daughter.
James Perry was calling on
friends hers last week.
ID. ID. Branham returned home
from CovingtOn last week.
W. NJ. York called on his girl
Sunday.
A box social was given at Mrs
Jennie Frashers Friday night. A
large number Of young folks at.
tended and II WAS much enjoyed
The amount OF money made wa,
slO.S5.
Louise Dillon 10 very III.
A few Of the boys, OF this place
went TO Gallup Saturday night to
pie mite.
Mlss Lou Wallsee was in Dun
low recently.
Marvel Elkins and wife visited
home folks last week at Milo.
T. b. BrznhAm called on his cir
Sunday.
Miss Francis SammOns was ths
guest Of friends NJ IneE recently.
Sam Maynard was In Louisa las
week.
Our singing school is still gOlnI
on.
Jess Maynard aud wife are visit
Ing their daughter at Eugene, W
Va.
John Vaughan was calling oil
home folks recently.
Snowflake.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
Treat3ent of a Dessrter.

At Lexington Private Tyler an
nOunced that he would not be mus
tered in. The food. he said, was
not Of the kind to ticke his palate.
When the company returned
from the drill, two Of the soldiers
seized Tyler and held him until
two stout tent-pOles could be Sc
cured. He was placed astride OF
these, and with soldiers all around
him was carried past the head
quarters, where Col. Castleman,
his staff and a number OF women
were sitting, and afterward was
borne through every company
street. A large piece Of yellow
cloth, hung over a pole was carried
at the head Of the procession.
"Here he is, here he is" shouted
the crowd, and Kisses and cat-calls
greeted the disgraced private on
every side. He was then placed
in tent and exhibited as a curios-
ity, being proclaimed from the out
side after the fashion OF a circus
faker.
This over, Tyler was thrown in
to blanket and tossed. He es-
capped from the thrOng OF jeering
soldiers and sought refuge with
one Of the cavalry companies: at
at the far end OF the grounds. The
mOuntaineers seemed disposed to
protect him, and one man even
drew his revolver, but when they
learned the state OF the case, they
turned him over to the legion. Ty-
Ter was then ordered to change his
soldier trousers for those OF civ
ilian. His coat was cut into shreds
in the back, the buttons were pull
ed of and he was ignominiously
driven from the camp. He barely
escaped being "ducked" In the pond,
cooler judgement prevailing. ~Bet.
ter put the stigma Of a thief upon
a man than that Of coward said
one Of the officers who Witnessed
the whole proceeding. The action
taken by Company F, met with the
approval Of the entire camp. The
sight Of the awful humiliation
awed the regiment, but It was the
unanimous verdict that Tyler got
only what he deserved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
ANOTHER CALL.

The pale horse and his rider has
visited our neighborhood and
claimed another victim. Richard
Henry +. Hewlett, while standing
in the presence OF his father and
three OF his brothers, was Instant
ly killed by an accidental discharge
OF a revolver which his brother was
repairing. Mr.. Hewlett was a
bright young man, and highly ~
teemed by all who knew him. BE.
sides Lawrence county has lost one
OF her best teachers.
Mr.. Hewlett was loved by all. he
always had q pleasant smile forall
he met, and he took great pride In
trying TO treat everybody right.
The bereaVed relatives have the
sympathy OF the whole commune
~, But In going up aud conslgn-
Ing this precious one 10 the tomb,
we lind consolation In a part Of
one OF his evening hymns like this
But there Is future, OH thank
God
OF life which Is So small part
It's dust 10 dust beneath the sol,
But there, up there, lis heart 10
heart. DE III ia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

1t is not generally known that
Admiral Cervera, the commander
Of the mysterious Spanish fleet
which is now causing the Navy
Department so much concern, was
formerly a naval attache in Wash
ingtOn.
He represented the Government
Of Spain about fifteen years ago.
Lieut.. Cervera was universally
liked and was a close student Of ma
val matters. He was recognized
then as an unusually capable fel-
low.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

The American tourist can, II he
will, put boycott on Paris that
will cut nearer where the French
live than any machete ever got to
the spinal marrow Of Spain.-LOu.
isville Times.
The patriotism Of the wealthy
classes will be put to the test in
this matter. II they have any OF
that quality the millions which
have been annually spent in that
bogus republic by rich Americans
win cease 10 go there.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
CAMP BRADLEY.

The First Regiment is thorough
and complete. Company l.. was
the last examined. Only four fail.
ed. Thisis crack company, OF
which the writer is 4 member. 1t
would not take any one who could
not show up well. Governor Brad
ley will visit our camp this after
noon and We expect = fine speech.
Last Sunday thero was an -Acur-
sion from Ashlan aud about $50
people came up TO see Us, and each
one brought basket Oiled with
the best Of eatsbles for the boys of
COmpaHyL. We lined up and
marched TO the depot about TWEEN
~ minutes before train time, and
gave them a warm reception, but |
must say II was not 20 pleasant
when We escorted them TO the train
at 5 80 p. IN. to tell them goodbye
maybe forever. To the people
of Blaine, my dear old home, bid
you all goodbye, hoping after Gu
ba is free and the SPsniards run
into the river snd drowned, and
the flag OF little Cuba, the flag OF
freedom. waves ocer Havana a.
proudly - 10 the stsr-ai1 stripes
wave over our nations capitol, /
may return to Blaine and meet my
mother and friends. +. J. Skaggs.
Lexington, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
COMMISSIONERS SITTING

On Monday, June Is, 1895, the
undersigned will begin sittings in
the case Of G. W. Rice VS.. J. F. d
Borders, at his Office in Louisa, KY
continuing until said sittings SRI
completed. The counsel and all
parties having claims or Otherwis,
interested are hereby notified.
+. f. SHANNON, NJ. c. L. {. c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

Lincoln, Neb, May 24.-The cleo
tiOn Of company officers OF the new
militia company, recruited by vii
liam Jennings Bryan, was held las
night. Mr.. Bryan's friends haC
made acanvass in his behalf for tn,
Captaincy, and he was placed in
nomination, but withdrew wher
it was seen that others desired tn,
place. II. G. Whitmore was elect
ed. Members Of the company say
Mr.. Bryan could have been elected
but anything short Of a unanimous
vote would have been distasteful
to him. The election was behind
closed doors and OccasiOned very
keen interest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
MORE VOLUNTEERS

The President has issued call
Cor 1900 more volunteers. This
will bring the army NJ to $4,000
men,
Thousands Of troops ara 10 be
cent 10 the Philippines, Cuba, aud
Porto Rico,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
Excursion Rates to wrlshrs

The Rig Sandy Division Of the
G. 4 q. win sell round trip ticket,
To Weights station on juno 9TH Al
40 cents, on account u thu nayd
county sunday School Convention,
Tickets arr good returning on ths
10th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
FRIDAY, NAY p, l8gs.

Sampson won't Dewey thing but
Schley that Spanish Admiral, If he
should Havana success in his ef-
forts to find him. We Don think
that fellow is Cervera warm, any
way.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-27

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Take Laxative Promo QuinIne
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money II IL f4ils 10 cure. &c.
For sale by A. NJ. Hughes and J
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