The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-02-24

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Ing while papering hisdwelling ho'f;.
The wound is giving him considcr-
able pain.
The Myrtle Sunday School has clos
ed on account OF cold weather for
this quarter only, but will begin
with the second quarter with the
hope OF better school than We
have ever had.
1t looks as though luck has run
hard against our whiskey sellers and
they have abandoned Clifford, and
our village is enjoying quite happy
time.
Elders Fitzpatrick and Hall left
Sunday for Rocky Valley where they
will assist in the revival that is go-
ing ON at that place.
Death has again visited our neigh,
borhood and taken from US one Of
our bright young men, Thomas NJ.
Justice, son of Nancy and Ely jus
tiee. He was bright young boy
of twenty-five summers and WIS
loved by all who knew him. lie
was married two years ago to Miss
Sarah Dingess, and worked for the
N. & w. Railway Co.. at Dineess, W
Va, until last July when he was seiz-
ed with that dreaded disease coil
sumption He resigned his position
and with his young bride came back
to Rockcastle to the fireside of lis
father and mother. the place of his
birth, there to await the reape-
death. He lived devoted Christian
the latter part of his life and said
he was only waiting the summons
to come when he could go to meet
his darling angel baby that preced'
ed him to the glory world few
months ago, and said for his many
friends and relatives to meet hin
in that celestial home where Their,
will besno parting.
Weep not for him. dearest parents
Il and friends,
Although his departure gives II,
pain,
We are sure that his loss 10 us
al Is heavens glorious gain.
There will be services on Los
creek the fourth Sunday where
is expected several will receive III
r ordinance of baptism. There La
i, been harvesting revival going {
1t that place
a Another bloody tragedy has oC
Cured in our neighborhood which wi
/ add to our county one among Il
darkest pages Of Lawrence county
records. j. o. Chaffin, son of &.
Chaffin, being the unfortunate vi
: tim of one young man who said h
name was Jack Pyle, an operate
r employed by the N. & w. at Web
Nv. Va. 1t seems that the troub
a lrose over Pyle whipping and unhe
IN cifully beating a woman with WI
chester, Chaffin taking part in t
N battle in favor of the woman, VIII
Pyle turned and with greater int
4. to do his horrible deed, fired d
y fatal shot which did the intend
work, the ball taking effect in Chs
fins bowels and could not be fUu
Iby DR.. York who was called in has
y He died Thursday evening, and W
laid to rest in the family graveya
" 1t C. C. Chaffin's this morning
" 10 O'Clock. But the saddest part
I the affair was that he said VIII
lsked by your scribe about ten mi
" utes before he breathed his la
that he was not prepared to me
GU the Judgment. This should be
% warming to the readers of the NEW
~ We noticed in the NEWS an accol
" If the Chicago people seeing
lark spot on the sun. We wish
- say that it was not limited to tn
VI vision only. but was seen by a nu
Der of the Tug people. but has l
oeen seen for the last few days.
appeared in the eastern part of
o. sun and looked to be one twenu'
IN part as large. Could only be st
nd with the natural eye when the
was travelling through fog on lii
ne cloud. This should not be unexpe
,s- ed If you will read the "a chapter
he Matthew or Luke the q chapter,
verse, you will not be made to VI
St der.
Ia Let us hear from Yatesville a
oh from our many friends who are re
IN. SIS Of the NEWS.
Best wishes for the NEWS and
me many readers and union OF
correspondents. Up Tug Newsf