The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-05

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on Blaine. They stopped at Widow
Graham's and spent the night, going
on to the farm early next morning.
Charley HolbroOk, wife and child
ren, were here recently and took the
train for Lexington.
Uncle Tip left Mrs. Moore at Blaine
and went to Gaines Greek. then to
Brushy to Milt Swetnams, then to
the head of Brushy TO the johnson
County line and across TO Raccoon
and frmo there to Eli Moore's and
returned to Blaine, down Irish Greek
and back towebbVIle and had good
trip.
Dick Moore. of your town, is here.
Mr. Burton and wife, of Columbus,
passed through here.
Mr.. Hall is loading out ties. Will
burn Chaffln. of Greenup. is here
loading lumber.
Judge John Thompson is here in
terviewing the boys
Mr.. Roberts. spoke man. of Green
up. is here.
Several people of Willard are here
today trading.
Jerome Dean, insurance Agent, is
here.
Bruster. OF Crump 4 Field, is here.
Henry Campbell went TO Ashland to-
day.
Atty Dean. of your town. is here
Jamison Vaughan. Sunday School
man, of your section. is here.
Judge Woods just rode in from the
upper county.
John Burns. candidate for Sheriff.
was here Wednesday.
John Butler. OF Cherokee, passed
through here. going to Willard
James Boggs is on the sick list.
Millard Brown. of Denton, was here
"Wednesday.
Elisha Wellman. OF Ashland. was
here on his way to his old home in
Elliott county.
MIR. Elkins. Revenue man. came in
and went 10 Andy webb's.
Elson. and two other drummers are
here.
Frank Johnson. candidate for Clerk.
Bill Justice. for Judge and Mr..
oaudill for jailer were here working
up the R boys.
Mr.. opelhenner, clothing man is
here.
Linzie Webb and Mr. Short, candi-
dates, were here Saturday. Also.
great many other people.
Millard Carter and wife were here
Saturday, Mrs. Carter on her way to
Lexington to Mrs. Harry Gambins.
Deputy Sheriff Belcher is here.
Also. Butler Roberts, of Cat.
win Cole was here on his way to
his home at Garner with drove of
cattle md hogs bought in johnson
county.
Now Mr.. Editor. your writer having
lbeen gone all week you don't get
much from here this week. | wan
to say a little about the primary.
as | have been almost all over the
county. The candidates are perfect
ly in peace and harmony with each
other and there is no tale telling of
any consequence about each other
and the best OF feeling exists. Every
candidate seems confident that he
is the man and l hope it will contin-
ue and no one get wrong, or be
miffed after the convention, and that
there viii be no money or whiskey
used in the primary, for if there is
1t will hurt the one who uses it. And
there is not a candidate on the ticket
that | will not ride or work for after
the primary is over. and can pick
two or three good tickets out OF all
of our men and We will make certain
success if We don't get up any con-
tention in our ranks. have met
every candidate in my rounds and
find every one kind 10 each other
and confident and the people treat
Ing them kindly and glad to see
them. Wen Mr. Editor. leave again
today TO be gone four days. Hop
ing your paper and your town sue
cess, and with good wishes to our
ticket. peace and happiness to all.
remain. Pit.