The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-08-04
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: OUR NElGHBORs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Rhodes II. Murray has been appoint
ed postmaster at Henrietta. John
son county.
Complimentary TO Miss Helolse
Thomas. Of Louisa. and Miss Maud
Anderson. Of Portsmouth. party
Of the young people gave basket
luncheon at clyffeside yesterday even
ing and witnessed "cihdcrs" at the
Casino
Frank Ha... Of johnson county, was
sent 10 the penitentlary in October.
1891. to serve a sentence OF ten years.
imposed for robbery He was paroled
"Wednesday on statement by the
prison physician that he has consump-
sion, and can survive but two weeks
owinesville. Ky. Aug. 2-Fire in
the store Of Daniels a Fraseman last
night destroyed most Of the stock |
and $3.50 in cash. The fire communal
Gated at E. W. Helms store baing
extinguished there Daniels 4 Frate-
mans loss is about $1,000. Helms
about $500
Frankfort. Ky. Aug Mrs Thorn
as II. Paynter. wife OF Appellate
Judge Paynter. was given a kitchen
shower at the Capital Hotel here this
evening by her friends Judge Paynt-
ter is about to move with his family
into their new home on the South
Side. For more than ten years they
have made their home at the hotel.
May King. KY. Aug l.-Robert
Mullins. one Of the participants in
the recent MuIlins-F lemings battle on
Long Fork. near Letcher county bord-
er. has been allowed bond in the
sum of 81 .0a0 Sol Flemings is still
at large in the mountains OF Boone's
Fork and is being hunted for by tina
loffiears. No further trouble Is fear
ed baiween the warning factions.
John c. Herndon, vice president Of
the printing firm Of bradley. GilbeTi
4 Co. and one Of the most widely
known men in Kentucky. died a
Brights disease at o'clock Tuesday
at Pope's sanitarium. where he had
been under treatment for three weeks.
John C. Herndon was sixty three
years old His home was al 2i56
Park Plaza Fur the past thirty-fiye
years he has been connected with
Bradley & Gilbert. having accepted a
position az travelling salesman with
them, after two years service in the
same capacity with John P Morton
4 Co.
The work required thar Mr. Hern,
don travel to all parts OF Kentucky
and through Southern Indiana. ana
in this way he gained an enormous
acauaIninnoe. on account OF his
geniality. courtesy and other sterling
qualities he was popular with all
who knex him
Mr.. Herndon was in Louisa only a
few weeks ago. He was then suf-
fering very much. but his Wit and
courtesy We're as engaging as ever.
Our own Taylor Vinson has been
launched into the Senatorial equation
by the Parkersburg Dispatch. II is
really the finest bit OF scenery the
: Dispatch has thus far thrown on the
political ca pvas 1t is rather a long
distance perspective. but it is fun of
invitations sweet To change the
"ngger." it is political valeIusa
: fountain and often viii the traveller
turn aside TO drink Of its pure waters
and muse among its rocks and pines.
il We mistake not II the virtues Of
the Dispatch were all TO be assayed
accordingly. il would be worth a lot Of
gold to the ton, Taylor IS we'll worth
the United States SenatOrship. whe,h-
er he was at White Sulphur when the
lights went out OF not. He fought
long and Loyalty for his fayorites in
the convention. which Is deal more
: than can be said Of some boys who
: went down to Wheeling. All the pro
yiso that nothing down here above
is pertinent. Of conventions get.