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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-I wish TO locate factory
for manufacture the patent concrete fence
posts, article in great demand: lasts longer
than steel, costs less than wood ten different
kinds. A good chance for very profitable BUSH
ness with small capital. Address CHARLES Z.
NEFF, Warsaw, Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE
AN OPPORTUNITY.
s43 20 profit monthly investment OF 800
Dividends paid semi-monthly; trial investments
Of SIS accepted; handsome booklet free. DALE
& CO. pa Broadway, New York city.
BUSINESS CHANCE-M Manufacturing plant run
ming overtime to fill orders; over a month be-
hind in orders. owner has to sell account Of
bad health. Patent and sole right to manu-
facture all goes in. Rare chance for party with
some capital. VIII take trade. Address
SCOTT & CO, Box 14S. Indianapolis, Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Pickling and preserving
plant Pork and beans, vinegar. etc Brick
building. with floor space Of l50x25o Railroad
switch. Also has factory out OF town: 300 acres
OF tomatoes now contracted for and goods sold
Centrally located. IL sold at will sell total
outfit. ground and all, $500 This is a rare
chance. Address SCOTT & CO., Box 14s. In
dianapOlis. Ind.
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SALARY LOANS

Come in and tell how much you want and
how long you want Il: tell who you are. and
il you are working salary tor responsible
parties, will let you have the money your
own name, without security, conh5entially and
without consulting your employer; you pay
II back in installments as you prefer, weekly or
monthly.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Pleasant, newly furnished front
and adjoining room house. bath; rent
reasonable. 1907 n. Delaware.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.


FLEMlNG-Funeral services OF John d. Fleming
viii be held at the residence OF his aunt Ms
I. Monaghan. 1917 Shelby street. Monday morn
ing May IL, at $50 O'Clock. From ST Patrick
Church az a. m.
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CHURCH NOTICE.
CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services held in the Temple. corner Delaware
and Tenth streets. II. c. Meserve pastor Resi-
dence, l41 Park avenue. Sunday school, 30.
Morning l0:45. sermon by the pastor. No even
ing service. Seats free. All welcome.
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Peoples.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH-At the Grand Opera
House. Sermon-lecture, 1880 D. m. Topic, The
Doctrine OF He'll and Modern Thought" The
public is cordially invited. +. A. CantreIl pas
tor. Residence. $50 North Pennsylvania ST
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE on NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from s. up loaned
on furniture. pianos horses. wagons,
etc without removal. and the same
dav YOU ask for IL. No delay.
Cur rates are the lowest in the city.
PAYMENTS arranged 70 suit you.
Will accept all or any part OF loan
AT any time, II desired. Tor payments.
yOrT GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
N-O CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE
Remember make no inquiries
OF your neighbOrs or friends,
nor do We publish your transaction.
our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER IL costs
you nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan Is maxsA
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Old phone SAL Room 10. ~ e Market ST
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
fee of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at q. May II. 1902. fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 129 East Market street Both tele-
uhones sno5.
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TYPEwRITERs.


FOR SALE-The Fox. Manhattan and ether
leading makes for sale rent at antitrust
prices @. NJ. MERRICK. Gen Agt Phones. SOS.
iis Z Washington st. indianapolis
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER-See our large stock of wall "a
pers: 10 70 40 per cent OF on white blanks.
fngrains, tapestries and all classes OF goocs.
this discount Is for this week only. J. W.
CREWS 21l Mass. ave.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BURIAL DRESSES.

BURIAL DRESSES-Fashionable burial dresses
made 70 order on short notice. Strictly up TO
date. Makes your friends look more hfe-like.
All goods furnished and robe arranged. MRS.
L. NJ. SAPTON, Sab Graceland ave. New phone
1868.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

VETERINARY SURGEON
Prank +. Jacobs. Veterinary Surgeon.
Larneness . kDecielty. 10 East 80. Clan
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INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN co

LOANS TO HONEST sALARIED PEOPLE ON
THEIR OWN NOTES WITHOUT
ENDORSEMENT
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WANTED
II you have anything to buy, sell or trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads. You will get the desired results
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING-Upho stering and repairing
Box touches made 10 order; furniture packed
for shipment. Wishing work done please drop
card. DOREMUS & DONNERY, 43S W. Wash st
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Capitol Avenue Cheap.

We offer the 7-room house. with three CRATES
and mantels both gases. city water we'll els
tern. hardwood floor IN dining room, good barn
fine fruit elegant lawn. lot 45x177. price 81 600:
only $1,000 cash. balance So per month VIII
sell household goods at great sacrifice Call
al 1888 North Capitol avenue. between and 3 %
m. Sunday or a m Monday.
A. ]. MEYER & CO,
IA +. Market ST.
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REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS. INVESTMENTS

Rental income OF 500. 90.
g., zoo. 90 for New Double House, North.
Rental income OF $500 90.
s., 500. 90 for New Double House, North.
Rental income Of $4,000.
6, 200. 90 for New Double House. North.
Rental income OF S3S4O0.
If YOU WANT AN INVESTMENT
CALL AND SEE Me.
JOS. w. SELVAGE. AGENT.
LOMBARD BUILDING,
24ia East Wash. st.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. in the
OLDEST AND STRONGEST COMPANIES
REAL ESTATE
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-In good locality near center Of city
furnished rooms; light Housekeeping; references
exchanged answer Journal office. Box sS
WANTED-Gentleman wants room. modern con.
veniences board optionaD, in refined family
of street-car line nice neighborhood. Address
Box IS Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-28
EAST POINT.

MIR, Garland Rice, q Hager Hill
attended church here Sunday
Green Allen, Nella Martin, lin
Spradlin and Belva Goble, Of Pres
tonsburg, passed though here Sun.
day afternoon, enjoying a pleasant
drive.
Mr.. sherman Conley is improv.
ing from seyereillness of typhoid
fever.
Miss Ida Black burn is expecting
a call from Mr.Jay Fralev, OF Pres
tonsburg, Sunday.
During the ten days meeting Of
"The Saints" five were converted
and three baptized.
Miss Hattie ROBERTSON Of Jarvy
is attending school al this place.
Mr.. j. G. B. Auyier has moved
his dwelling house out on front
street and will, in short time
have his new store completed.
There has been quite an i'm.
provement on the bridge here.
Dixie
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CHARLEY

Married, recently, Lon Hinkle
TO Mrs. Nolda Shields; Isaac Pack,
Jr., to "A Mrs, Diamond, OF Louisa,
May their lives be as one uncloud-
cd day.
Died, recently, the vito OF George
Pack, Of Little Blaine.
Born, TO Chilt Griffith and wife, a
boy, but the little one stayed with
them but one week until God said
"SLtfer little children to come un.
to me for OF such is the kingdom OF
heaven"
Arley Pack and family, Lena
Pack and family, Allen Pack and
others have gone to New river Ia
work'at the new coal fields.
Dir. Wheeler has moved to West
Liberty, Morgan county. Gus
Moore has moved into the house
vacated by him.
f. l.. Moore has sold half OF his
farm to Lon and Fred Illnkle for
5000, cash down. Ephrlam has
moved to his upper place.
j. u. Burton has sold his lot to
Il. ID. Moore.
Green Hays has moved to his
farm below town.
Miss Emma Borders visited Lou.
lisa relatives last week.
w. Nj. Chapman will have a res
idence built on his lot soon.
Blue Hawk.
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GEORGES CREEK.


We are glad to note that Mallssa
Boyd, of this place, who is In the
hospitalin Ashland, is improving.
James Boyd has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks and rs
no better.
Miss Nancy Miller visited Lou
Hayes recently.
James Miller is still suffering
with boil on his neck.
Our deputy Sheriff Mont Thomp-
son passed down our creek Friday.
l.. W. Boyd spent Saturday
night with his brother, Anderson
Boyd.
Aunt Ann Miller is improving
slowly.
Our wants for water are supplied
at last.
Dave Spencer, of Charley, and l.
W. Boyd, OF Ulysses, passed here
Friday enrouto to Fugate branch
on business.
Miss Emily Borders passed az
our creek Friday.
4. d. Boyd and daughter Min
ME passed here Monday enroute t.
Louisa.
L. Preston shippeda fine lot o
cattle recently.
Boss Hampton, OF Lowmans
vile, was in our village sunday
W. NJ. Chapman, of Charley
passed through our town SUNDAY
Cracker Jack
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RATCLIFF.

Quite a number OF our young
folks attended church at the Trlni.
ty church house on East Fork Sun
day.
Farmers are very busy gathering
corn. Most OF them report their
crops short.
John Belcher is very sick with
fever.
Dock NJ, Joaes returned home
last week from Logan.
Died, last Thursday night, W. f.
Webb. He leaves wife and many
relatives to mourn their loss.
He was a good young man and
loved by all who knew him. The
bereaved have our deepest sympa-
thy.
John Mullins, who has been at
Rush for some time, has come
home.
Belcher and Taylor sold a nice
bunch of cattle to some Ohio par
ties recently.
+. II. Stewart is making his
place look more home like by put
ting up barn,
Isaac Mullins has bought Elijah
Adams farm on Lost creek, near
here.
r. b. Lunsford, one OF our best
BARRIERS, has gone to Logan.
Rev. j. c. johnson passed here
Saturday on his way to attend tt e
meeting on East Fork that has
been going on for some time.
Cecil Mullins, who has been on
Island creek tor some time, has
come home and taken up his for
mer occupation, making photo
graphs. y.
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Commissioners Sale.

L. NJ Ramey.
VS.
I. ]. and Mary Ramey.
BY virtue of a Judgment and order of
sale of Lawrence Circuit Court render,
ed nj the August term thereof. 1899, in
the above styled cause; the undersigned
will, on Monday December 8 1902, (be
ing county court day. proceed to expose
TO public sale to the highest and best
bidder, at the court house door in Lou
lisa. Lawrence county, Kentucky, tn,
following described property Tor 81
much thereof as may be necessary IL
produce the sum of 10000 with inter.
est from Sept IL 1898, until paid, and
the costs herein expended, subject to
credits of S24. 90 Dec, 81, 1899, and $l56.
81 April 10, 1901 towit.
A tract Of land in Lawrence comfy.
Kentucky, situated on Catsfork of Big
Blaine creek and bounded as follows
On the north by the lands of Green
Cookseys heirs and Cats creek. on the
| east by the Lafayette Cooksey farm, on
the south by the lands Of Andrew Woods
and the widow Calvin and on the west
by the lands of Andrew Thompson
TERMS Sale will be made on a cred,
It of 9 months, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, to be
approved by the commissioner, payable
to the plaintiff, and as further secur-
ity a lien is retained on the property 50
sold until the purchase money is paid
in full. f. L. shannon, NJ c. L. &. G.
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PROGRAM.

For Teachers Association TO bt
held at Glenwood, Saturday, De
cenber 9Th, beginning at 9;3C
o'clock.
Song, Columbia, The Com OF the
Ocean.
Welcome Address, John Bolt.
Response, Jay 0'Danlel.
What benefits are to be derived
from Teachers Association, Bert
Willis and j. II. ERers.
School management. Elliott
Sparks and c. b. Stewart.
The ideal school, Elliot Sparks.
Recitation, Mrs. Sallic Woods.
How teach common fractions to
those beginning the study Of same,
Jay O'Danlel.
How arouse an interest In Geog-
raphy, Miss Emma Thompson.
The best method OF teaching def.
inltIons and dlacrltical marks, Miss
Lucy Shepherd.
Recitation, Stella Cunningham.
Physiology and Hygiene, value
OF, D.. j. Thompson.
How teach subtraction to pri-
mary pupils, Miss Quinn Cooksey.
Best method OF teaching primary
reading, Joel Cunningham.
Corporal punishment, Miss Nora
Neal.
How create an educational in.
terest In rural districts, Isaac Gun.
ningham.
The condition OF our county aud
how raise tho standard OF educa.
ton, Supt. Holbrook.
The bible In our public schools,
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Commissioners Sale.

Isaac Fannin
VS..
Eli Frasher &c.
BY virtue of u judgment and order of
sale Of Lawrence Circuit Court render,
ed at the August torn thereof, 1902. in
the above styled cause; the undersigned
will on Monday, December -, 1902,
(being county court day proceed to ex.
pose to public sale to the highest and
best bidder at the court house door in
Louisa, Lawrence county. Ky, the fol
lowing described property Tor so much
thereof as may be necessary to produce
the sum of 5000. 90 with interest thereon
from March 4, 1893 and 800, 90 with in.
terest from March 4th, 1894, until paid,
subject to credits Of SEA 90 June 30, 1893
S24.O 90 June 20, 1894, and $9i. on and *.
June 20, 1893, MS directed to be given by
the plaintiff; and the costs herein3towitt
The said property is situated in Law
renee county, KY, ON Big Blaine Creek,
and is bounded as follows. Beginning on
u beech ON the Bell line, thence running
with Bell line about 800 yards. thence
to Blaine creek and around with Blaine
creek to the beginning containing about
ten acres more or less
TERMS Sale will be made on n cred.
II Of 0, and IL months, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal secure
ty, 10 be approved by the commissioner.
payable to the Receiver, and as furth-
or security lien is retained on the
grnnariv 40 a,lI until tl,a ......t.....
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WILBUR.

The four-year-old daughter OF
Andrew Wheeler was so severely
burned last Sunday morning that
she died on Tuesday. The bereav.
ed parents have our deepest sym
patty.
Mrs. Wm.Sturgell, who has been
sick for some time is improving
slowly.
Il. l.. Swetnam was visiting Miss
Thursa McGuire at Davlsville last
Sunday.
John Dixon has returned from
London, Ohio, where he has been
working.
Several Of the young people at
this place attended church at John
Adams last Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Burgess was calling On
friends at Paintsville Sunday.
Green Hays and wife, OF Georges
creek, passed through here Mon
day on their return from her home.
Chas Holbrook and Oscar Nick.
les, of Blaine, passed through here
this week enroute for Louisa.
ME-. Swetnam has bought new
organ.
Us. Osborn and family, of Cor
dell, spent Sunday here.
Our school will close.the 18th OF
Dec. Our teacher will shortly take
his departure to South Dakota.
where he expects to spend the win.
ter.
Lahdon Carter, Jr., OF Blaine,
was visiting his sister, of this place
recently.
M. F. Swetnam Is doing good
business with new mill.
The little daughter OF Hiram
Dixon, who has been seriously
sick for the past few weeks, is bet.
ter.
Mrs. Jane Sparks, OF Gaines
creek, has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs.Calhoun,of this place.
Misses Bessie Moore and Carrie
Swetnam were calling on Terra aud
Nollie Burgess Sunday.
Let us hear from Buckskln Bess
every week. And what has become
Of Country Greenhorn. Would be
pleased to hear from him again.
Sarah Bell.
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ULYSSES.
Tod

Our circuit rider, Rev. West, is
holding a service at Borders chapel
The church seems to be well pleas
ed with their new preacher. May
the good work 90 on.
Uncle Nathan Borders has n
contract of saving culveft lum ber
for the railroad.
Joe Brown Is again in his old
days wearing brightest smiles, be-
cause OF the arrival OF a big boy in
his home.
VIM. Borders has returned from
Wolf county.
Our little town has taken auoth-
err rise ; Jed Borders has built an.
other dwelling; stephen Debord
has enlarged his dwelling; Mart
Borders has erecteda big barn,
Jemima Borders who has had
fever is improving.
Florida Border is visiting in
Menifee county,
Ora Borders has purchased an
othet shop.
Dock Debord, who has been Wis
iting his brother at Ashland, has
returned home.
Mrs. Dora Thompson is visiting
here.
Work William has sold his boun.
Diary OF timber to Nathan Borders.
Some Of the Ulysses boys attend.
ed church.at Borders chapel sun
day.
Rev, G. w. Murphy, OF Wayne
VIVA, preached at l.owmansvillo
last Sunday. Emerald.
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PAlNTsvILLE.

Brig Preston has completed his
house and moved intoit.
Mrs. $. q. Whoeler's house is
nearing completion.
Claud Buckingham has the foun-
dauon of his house laid and will
push the completion OF his dwell
ing,
The NJ. f, Church South, is hav-
ing lumber delivered:on it, parson.
agelo to build fine parsonage.
There is great effort among
our people to build houses aud
make side walks and other i'm
provements.
The great light in the elements
and the hearing Of great noise
last Saturday night created much
excitement in town. About seven
O'clock, a meteor seemed to drop
from the sky just west of town. 1t
was bright like melted iron, the
flash Of light was like tightening,
but lasted longer and the light dis
appeared the noise came like thuu-
der and there seemed to be two
explosions. Some claimed that il
struck the ground above town aud
was as big AS barrel. Others placed
it as large as a house aud all agree
that it had a great tail SSmc
thought the judgment day had
come.
Lafayette Preston (Nina's som
died OF heart trouble Sunday night
He was as well as usual sunday
evening, became i'll at early night
and died at eleven o'clock. Mr.
Preston was one of the purest and
best men OF johnson county. While
he was comparatively wealthy he
had lived an honest, correct, moral
and upright life. Had been mem
bar Ct the Baptist church for a
long time. He will be greatly
missed.
Died, at the home OF her brother,
Dan Davis, Mrs. Lizzie Davis
Vaughan. She died suddenly OF
heart trouble Monday morning,
The deceased was a sister of Mrs.
Al. Fox. Rockefeller.
Too late for publication last week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-28

ain Mr.. Hopkins, the people Of
the Big Sandy Valley will have an
able representative, anxious o
work for the betterment OF their
condition, and while he will 90 to
his work with a vim, yet, alone, he
cannot accomplish anything. Con-
gress must be given to understand
that the people OF Big Sandy want
slackwater, the people must mani
fest an Interest in the move by rem
dering to their Congressman every
assistance possible. A delegation
OF representative business m n
from each town in the Valley
should be sent to Washington
when the matter of appropriation
for Big Sandy River comes before
Congress, the local Improvement
Associations In the Valley should
begin work at once and no grass
should be permitted to grow under
their feet until the much needed
appropriation is secured, and until
our fair Valley has a system Of
slackwater second to none in the
Notwithstanding Leader.
What is worst needed, is for the
various counties OF the valley to
take proper interest in the Big
Sandy River improvement Associa.
tion. Only two or three out OF the
eight counties interested have ever
done this. Delegations from each
town can do more good by attending
annual meetings OF the Improve
ment Association and paying the
dues assessed against their respec.
tive counties than BY going @
Washington. We speak from ex.
perience and close association with
the work for several years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-28
PROSPERITY.

Moving is all the go. John Ma
guire moved to Cherokee,snd Den
mis- Wellman moved into the housi
vacated by Mcguire, and Cldb'
Sprouse into the house vacated by
Wellman. John Bates will soor
move to Irish creek and James
Berry will occupy the house vacat
ed by him.
j. W. Curnutte has sold his farm
to Sheriff Jesse Cordle and is go
ing to Washington. Also, Wm
Curnutte has sold to Samuel Bur
ton and is going to the same place
We regret to Hose them as they art
good citizens,
Samuel Burton is having a new
house built,
Mrs. Willard Rose, who has beer
sick so long, is still confined to hel
bed.
Charley Roberts says he ha'
raised more corn than any man in
the Sandy valley, and that if h'
can't get 75c per bushel he will
take 50.
George Carter has built a new
chimney to his house.
Dennis Wellman is building a new
house.
There is only three weeks more
of school.
Mrs. Cordie Dean visited hel
sick sister, Mrs. Vinie Rose We'd
nesday,
Charley Burton says he is q
years old now.
Several Of our boys ara preparing
for Thanksgiving hunt.
DR.. Hall, Of johnson county, wa:
visiting here few days ago.
Crab Apple
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FALLSBURG.

We will have an entertainment
the last day or night Of our school
The program will be published in
the BIC SANDY News, Everybody
is invited. Nelly Conley is also
preparing for an exhibition tn,
last day or night OF her school on
Hewlett Branch.
a nice sum Of money was made
at the pie mite here Il week age
Saturday night, but 1t is rumored
that the preachers will not take 1t
Lee Crank has been quite sick
but is getting better. U.ES