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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-23
SOCIETY
A Swell Dance FEB. 6,

The German Beneficial Union WIN
koid a dance and general good time al
the Casino, Jackson street, wednes.
day night February {. from 8 1ntii i
O'clock The public viii remember
the genuine pleasure enjoyed at the
first anniversary of the G. B. u. on
December 2 last at their rooms. 2lo
Third street, where the society enter.
tanned $50 guests. Encouraged by
their success on that occasion. they
will guarantee the best time and iarg.
est affair OF the season in the good
cid German way on the above date.
omen's full orchestra of six to nine
pieces will play, getting from New
York City music for lancers. quad.
lilies, reels. two=steps, waltzes, etc.
specially for this occasion. Ten dol.
lars In gold will be given away as fol.
lows: Five dollars for best German
alter; $3.50 for the most awkward
dancer, and $3.50 for the lucky guess.
er in a novelty guess to be explained.
later on. Mr.. Charles caruso will sing
nom Italian grand opera in solos and.
duets between sets.
The committee and members will
sell tickets to all friends who appre.
ciate an entertainment of this charac.
ter from January 20 to the hight OF
the dance. AS this ball is given as a
benefit to assist the G. B. u. In FIR.
nishing their coy quarters, the pub.
lie is earnestly solicited to be gener.
Gus in its patronage and the Union
will endeavor to return the compli.
ment with interest on the night Of
February 6. The committee consists
OF Thomas S. Raymond. w. R. Riggs.
w. W. Beall, John Bischoff, 7. H..
cordray and F. L. Hall.
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DEED dated JmrIary u. 1907; Mary
1. Martin aad husband 20 Jefferson D.
Sandy, parcel OF lard on Big Binga.
mon creek; consideration, 500.
Deed dated January %. 1907; An
drcw +. conaway 10 ~. Jay Michael,
lot No .. Straight ana ION, Barracks.
vic; considerable, 81 600.
Deed dated November 20. 1906;
Scott G. Love. special commissioner,
TO Florence E, Biaker. parcel of land
in Orchard Hill addition, Fairview:
consideration. s9s:.
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FOR SALE
Anoptimistic author.

"Here IS a manuscript of nine
said the author, which has beea 90.
ing the rounds Of the magazine offices
so long TINT Il an editor were TO ac
cept II in an ungnarded moment l
should feel that / had lost an OLD
friend.
Why. 1t has even crossed the ocean
and returned home. without ship.
wreck. II represents $40 worth Of
stamps to me, not to mention nine g1I.
Ions Of midnight oil and SIS worth Of
typewriting But its Journey ism,
ended yet-not yeti I'm tnking 1t to a
taiior now 10 have 1t cleaned and
pressed and the rugged edges trimmed,
and then mi give 1t another whirlr-
Wall paper sale extended one weet
on account of bad weather.
IL H.5C. BuRDETTE. \
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Pursuant to charter 20. pages Se-1.
OF the acts OF the Legislature Of West
Virginia. enacted in 1901. notice is
hereby given that The Fairmont. Nor
gantown & Pittshurs Railroad Com
pany, a corporal Ion organized and cx.
tsting under the laws OF the state or
West Virginia. VIII apply 10 the Com
mon Council OF the City OF Fairmonf.
in the State OF West Virginia. on the
18th day of February. 1907. at a reg
plar meeting OF said council at the
mayors ONCE In said city for the
right. privilege md franchise TO con
struct, maintain and operate a branch
railroad in and through the First ward
of said city of Fairmont. In Marion
county. West Virginia. and in. across
and over the public streets. ways. al
leys, river banks. grounds and PROV
erty OF, and belonging to. and CONTROL.
ed by said city Of Fairmont, as by its
charter 1t Is authorized to do. begin
ming at a point near the north end OF
where the Fairmont. Morsantown &
Fittsburg railroad bridge formerly
crossed the Mononsahela river In said
county. and extending IN a southcriy
direction along the right bank Of the
said Monongahela river. crossing Hick-
mans run n passing through said
First ward of said city OF Fnirmont. Ia
said county. and connecting with the
main line of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ear the mouth of Tysart'1
Valley river in said county. to be
known as the PalatIne branch OF the
Tairmont, Morsantown & Pittsburs
railroad, at which time and place an
opportunity will be given any citizen
or corporation Interested in the grant
ing or refusing of said franchise. to be
heard.
The application for said franchise
was duly filed with the city clerk OF
said city Of Fairmont, on the 10th day
Of January. 1907. and there wa niso
filed with said clerk along with said
application or said last m date. q
nap and profile showing the proposed
location Of said branch railroad
through the public streets. ways. al
feys, river banks. grounds and prop
erty controlled by said city, and also
a form of ordinance which sail com
mon council Will be asked to pass.
granting said rights, privileges. and
franchise.
FAIRMoNT. MoRGANTowN &
PTTTsBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
By LEVI b. HARR.
Jan 1e. 20, 80. Feb. 6.
Don't think this wan paper viii be
given you much longer.
II H.7c. BURDETTE.
eIaElHN - |
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Mrs W. II. Nicholson entertained
a number OF friends at bridge whist
yesterday afternoon at her apartments
in the Yost Flats. -Four tables were
occupied by the guests and the games
were contested with much interest.
Al the close Of the games. carnations
were presented 10 each guest and a de-
t~licions course of refreshments was
served. Mrs. c. s. Sands, of Baiu.
more was an out of town guest pres.
emf.
Kings p~apshte,s Social Session.
The quarterly .csial session Of the
Loyal Circle Of KINGS Daughters, was
held last evening at tie home Of.
Mr.. anil Airs. O. F Jenkins, on Gas.
ton avenue. AL.ie. business meeting
was held dnring tho frs part Of the
.eyening and was t.ilowee by a social
hour. Tempting refreshments were
served during the evening.
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speeiaI tudae elected.

T n. Parks was elected special
Judge Of the intermediate Court this
morning 10 hear some cases in which
Judge Morgan was Interested.
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OF Application for Franchise o. tie
Fairmont. Moroansovn & Plttnhurc
Railroad Company to the Connie.
Council Of the City Of Falrmont -
Construct, Maint,ln and Operate 4
Branch Railroad In and Through the
First Ward Of said City.
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Any body can haze the finest wall
paper for That they pay for brown
backs. II. c. BuRDETrE.
IL. Sample room below Watson Hotel.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
ITEMS GATHERED UP BY a
WEST W7eINIaN REPORTER
AROUND THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS TODAY.

SUBJECT was b story OF Joshua
and Caleb.
Willis wilsnr, teacher Of the Shaft
school who has been on duty for a
few days ON account OF the death Of
his brother and father resumed his
work this morning.
There VIII be q game of basket ball
in the High school gymnasium Sat
Eurday evening of this week between
the Morgantown High school and
Fairmont High school teams.
The local Hish school people have
received invitations to attend a high
school institute to be held at connelis.
vile Friday and Saturday of this week.
1t is probable that some of them win.
attend.
The mid-year examinations for the
High school are taking place wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday Of this
week. Under the new courses Of study
and organization there are now two
terms or serheBters in each year aRd'
the first semester ends this weet
-
The appointment OF Nj, r w
Boy1ston as Justice Of the peace to nm
the vacancy made by the death of Jus
tice Bennington was pleasing to the
public school people, WHO have fonna
Mr.. Bosdstnn very tdnd+ ana ,ccom.
of Education,
-
Miss Ridrely Of tho Normal, sc,oo,
faculty. Is giving weekly ar,yy,ng lac.
sons to the teachers or the n,bl,c
schools. and e.cctIent nrosres, q No
ing made along mi. line Tho to.oh.
ers viii tntrodnce some =, th,s wor,
ito their scbonls dnr,nr mo rars,,
der of yaar n :. nansa t,at 49,
win be a regular drawing srnsrsi.o,
newt ysar
fne ~orh u. mo gymnasium has
eeu slSed, ana regular sehed-
a,es prosaaee ipF me inherent classes.
ne eoys are under tho direction OF
Soie wnen IN ne symna.
@ auS sne sirls are IN eherse or
s,.ss isa West Q: the High schooi fac5
ult q gymnasium and library
a,e Oph esen altsfh ron S:oo I'M
if'' ciock.
ine hea' sesutsi eean OF the pub
nv seaoo. sssenets WIN De held on
slonaas esenins, the 2sth, when the
JOB 81 the west u.
s.Aia on'ssFsl.y' me subject VIII
vs. teacheF that IL Sought
az eacners oi fairmont and
~, a.e 'osas invited 70 attend
IN ale OF 5meet1ns
oe Hs ma" fhsh schooi buiid-
'As
A,.ons ne addiions re
senss ms9e 10 inc hish schooi Il,
oaas are tuli seG Oh ne new inters
.Io s.opo ana the amer
..a Sss Ie INC pest reference
"o.ns puonues VIII De very
sois y Tue and teach
@ Aooat 10 Volumes Of English
sne kasS IN the diHerent
,m ass. anotner recent purchase.
ne tnsh sehool library which now
CONSISTS % Q laoo volumes WIN
ecS'ru'hs 70 h Dew
:" ss
ne mex meetins et-the Mononga-
heia Naleyshounu tapIe VIII be held
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Marriaae LIeenses.

MaEIl1Ds LiSe'ltss.
Willie Hamilton and Sarah Robert
sou.
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Read The Daily West ylrgiaIan.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front rooms furnished
for light house keeping. 500 CASTOR
avenue. At
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-23

Don't think this wan paper win be
given you much logger.
Il H.1c. BURDETTE.
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should lead you to at least ask US
for a free trial boz of DR.. Shops ca.
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merit as aSreal. actual test-and DR..
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that We let you make that test. This
creamy. snow white healing balm
soothes the throat and nostrfls, and
quickly purifes a foul or feyertsh
breath. Call and investigate. d. 4.
Billingslea G Co.
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Read be pal,y west vrg,nian.
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One of the most interesting events
in an artistic and social way of the
season VIII he the opening of the new
High school auditorium on Tuesday
evening. February 5, 1907, by the
WEIGH Prize singers under the man.
'agement Of the Dickson Lyceum Blu
reau Of Pittsburg. This Is one OF the
best musical organizations appearing
on the lyceum platform this year, and
Fairmont is fortunate to have such an
entertainment al any time, but espe.
eially in connection with the opening
of the magnificent new High school
auditorium whiea is without doubt the
most pleasing and most artistic as.
sembly han in THIS part Of the State.
1t is the intention OF the High school.
and of the pubic school people in
general 70 make .lifs the event OF the
year. Remember the date.
IVY. ~ EH. .NL
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The work IL. tho gymnasium has
been systematlzed. and regular SEIZED.
ules provided for the different classes.
The boys are under tho direction of
Mr.. R. L. Cole when in the gymna-
stun, and the Girls r in charge of
Miss lisa Nee1. o: the High school fac
ulty. The gymnasium and library
are open each afternoon from 900 I'm.
II. 4;so O'Clock.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
oLlovILLE

Roll Hutchison has beeu very sick
Tor several days
Hiss Forma Smith had severe
attack Of sickness last week. She is
reported somewhat improved
Tom Murphy. while cutting grass
last Friday became entangled in the
sickle and his leg was nearly severed
rom his body One bone OF his le.
was severed and the other was nearly
cut in two. The wound is very pain
full
While shooting a horse last Friday.
Marion Jordan was thrown in such
a way that his right shoulder was
dsslocated. Saturday he was report
ed to be getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
Walter Sections little boy was bit
ten by a oopperhead Sunday AS .
result he has suffered a great deal
lut he is better now.
Miss Cora Jordan and Zed Adkins
lassed through here Sunday.
Tivis and Mart Wright and Will
Crabtree went &c W. Va. last week
in search OF riches.
Wiley Presley, who has been in
W. Va for some time. is at home
Monroe Webb. cur road oyerseer.
is warning the boys to work this
section OF road Better late xthan
rever.
Ben Hanover was here Sunday.
Jucklins.
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PROSPERITY

Our school began the END OF July
with Miss Lizzie Thompson teacher
and having good success.
J. J. Morris is on the sick list.
Mrs Jane Berry was the guest OF
her grandmother. Mrs Georgia Moor,
Arthur Morris. who is teaching
school at Wilbur. has fine school
Garfield Moore was at Louisa Sat
urday,
Z. ]. Moore visited our Sunday
School
Mrs. Hester Grubb and daughter,
Miss Julie. visited Mrs, ] W. Young
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Carter is visiting at
Trad
We are having fine Sunday
school with 5. X Burton Supt.
Miss Jettie Carter. who has been
Visiting here. returned home,
Miss iona Carter was visitor at
Cordell Sunday.
Miss Nora Cordle. who is sick. IS
no better NobOdy's Lovers.
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MArrERsoN

school began at this place Monday
with 7. T Thompson teacher.
II Moore and family. ot Cher
okee attended SUNDAY School her5
SUNDAY
SOL carter, % Portsmouth. ohio
MAS here saturday
Mrs Mary Curnutte Of Williamson
IS sisItins her parents. here
3aha WellmAa IA i iamily c.
Slcinxfield. is VISITING friends and
pelatives at this place
lis Carter. son OF ". N Carter,
who has been visiting here has soae
e. his home n lSnehhuSs, Va.
We wish to correct an item which
n peared In ne Daniels Creek kNeE
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MInE

school Is progressing nicely with
" X Thompson teacher
Misses Nou and BIRD Roberts ana
Rosic Badle q Basse,rille. we're
quests q Miss Na6a etsrkson sunda,
Ten GiIam 81 Tain Hraucb ys-
tied hts 9a-in.laa pa6hp Bgadls
FRIDAY
Ms Ida NeDuasli and children.
- Louise are ,i4une her lareai.
NJ and Mrs 81 il Johns
Miss Samantha Nelson s,cnt sun
day with Nu q 4 flaws
Nr aud Nrs Charlie Diamond and
So and Nfs Liable Simpson. Of peep
Hole passed tbrousl here SUNDAY
Misses Maud CLARK -on and saman-
tha Nelson Nere calliur ou friends n
RussryNiIle sunday
Mrs Ross Burohc,t 81 Bussayyillo
Is visiting relatives at i.ittlt Blaine
Mrs John Carkson aud l.,tls
laughter. Bess Of Russeyyille spent
Sunday With relatives at Deephole
Mrs q A flaws vas here SATURDAY,
Nlss Violet Roberts Of Little
Elaine. who has been visiting her
mother at Bussey,ille. has returned
home
Several OF our boys attended the
Ice cream festival at MARY Chapel
Saturday night
Johnny Kerry Of Dcephole. spent
SUNDAY with his father " n Berry
tlau9 Woods vas herr Saturday
Gcoree Roberts lef, sunday for
Williamson
J A Berry Of Yatesyille. visited
Mont Nelson SUNDAY
Ne and Mrs Dunlap bradley and
children we're here SATURDAY
Allan Hutchison vas in Louisa
THURSDAY
Harrison Roberts. Of smoky Valley
attended SUNDAY school AT this place
sunday
John weiimau viii soon leave for
West Virginia
Miss Georgia Hutohisou visited her
sister. Mrs James Pigg, last week.
Willard and oya Berry passed
through herr SUNDAY
Mrs peu Roberts, Of Ashland. has
returned home after an extended Wis
II to relatives here
Misses Corilda Shannon and Lee
See Of Lick Greek. are yisitins here.
Misses Georgia and Ella Hutchinson
were here Monday
Mir aud Mrs Charley Wood and
little son. RAY. Of Springfield, ar,
visiting relatives here
Misses Emma and Ida Berry were
VISITING their uncle, : \ Berry at
Ya,esville. saturday.
samantha Nelson was calling al
DURHAM Bradlcys last week
Miss Nadge Rerry OF Iatesyille is
yIsitiue Dom Johns
Nobody's Darling
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Prof C Milton Elan is mere on
his way TO Co,bera. Va. where he
has fine position as Principal Of
the Coeburn Graded school Prof.
l.lam's son. Charles NJ. Elan, has the
s,roud place in the school At n
handsome salary Prof ELAN gets a
,ognd 'ary. and dc sud his son
sre 10 be congratulated on their
Success in securing such excellent
positions Charles NJ Elam has al
ready moved 10 CoebWn. ami Pui.
Elam will move his family there at
an early date
In the departure OF Prot Rlam
from Lawrence county the cause Of
education suffers distinct loss He
uas first class instructor. made "a
hy a liberal education, many Nears
&C e,perienee and a namral ATTITUDE
t. teach. For many wears he Nes
the head Of the Blaine school, one
Of the hes, IN the county. and from
which many teachers went ont TO
engage in the same Aigh voSation.
Prof, ElamS many friends regrc,
his departure aud wish that much
ne@ss will attend him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

signed Wild Rose. 1t stated that we
we're having a nice Sunday School
at Watterson with Geo. Moore. Supt
aud Ruby Young, Assistant This is
entirely false. Our Supt. is Mr.. 7.
T. Thompson and no assistant. When
Wild Rose writes to as good paper
as the Big Sandy News it should
give the truth and not such false
statements to go out over our coun-
u. As the poet says:
The truth itself is not believed,
From one who has often been de-
ceiyed." All True.
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BLAINE.

attorneys Cain and O'NeaI, of Lou
lisa, and VIM. Savage and Jerry Rife
attended the Magistrates Court here
Last week in the Gaze of H. H. and
y. }. Gambill against C. R. HolbrooIe
Tor fencing up public pathway. Mr..
iioibrook was fined ten dollars.
Ars. Nora Topliff. who has been
VISITING MIR. and Mrs. Kinds. left
last Wednesday for her home in La
Rue, Ohio.
The Christian Sunday School will
have picnic on Saturday, August
ION. about mile below town. and
good time is expected.
Uncle Tip Moore, Of Webbville. and
W. H. Miller, OF Greenup, were here
Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. p H. Williams left
Sunday for webbville. where the Dr.
viii look after the peoples teeth
for few weeks.
An unusually large crowd gathered
at the NJ E. Church Sunday morning
10 hear Prof. G. NJ. Elam's farewell
address. II was sad goodbye.
That the people of Blaine and vicin-
ity lament his going away was plain
ly demonstrated. Men, women and
children wept, as also did Prof. Elan.
After his parting words were said.
the Sunday School presented him
with gold watch. chain and charm.
A. 5. Conley. Supt.. presented the
gift in the following words: Ladies'
ami gentlemen. little boys and girls:
A much respected and admired friend
is about to depart from out our
midst; is going away to enter upon
new field OF work. A man, who
for twenty-eight years has been your
servant, tho not a slave; a man who
has given to our town a name and
introduced it to thousands OF people.
not only in Lawrence county and the
State of Kentucky, but in other
States as well The first time my
attention was ever called to Blaine
was at my home in Magoffin county
some ten or twelve years ago. through
one of Prof Elam's advertisements in
the Big Sandy News. advertising his
formal school at Blaine. Not only
has he given the town name, but
he has given character and credit to
hundreds of young men and young
Women. The products of his efforts
as teacher and moralizer are seen
almost everywhere throughout this
country. and it is great pleasure
Tor him to know that many OF his
pVIils are professional men and wom-
en-, lawyers. doctors. ministers, bank
eTS and teachers. and their love for
hnn is shown by the hearty greetings
they give him wherever they meet
aim, And now, TO show the admira-
ton OF the people OF this town and
community and ON the event OF his
soing away, the Sunday School pre-
cents to YOU. Prof Ehm. as gift
and souvenir OF respect. this hand
some gold watea chain and charm.
with YOUR name engraved thereon.
And present Il to YOU With the
lo,e OF this school and the appre-
citation OF your many friends for
the great work YOU have done here
Prot and daughter. Miss Mamie,
lel, Tuesday for ccehnrn. Va, The
ress Of the family VIII follow soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

sunday night someone thoughtless.
" let The water running ii the
second siory Of The Gaylord block.
and the basin overlooked going
through the ceiling and badly dam.
aging shipmAn q Gentrys stock OF
clothing The loss is heavy one
and 80 far the asgneyed gentlemen
are unable 70 fix The blame Ashland
item.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Lieut. and Mrs, Bond and little
Sarah left Louisa for Fort Leaven-
worth last Sunday morning. Very
many had gathered at the depot to
soy good by and express their regrets
and good wishes. Lieut.. Bond will
proceed at once to his new station.
but his wife and child will remain a
few days with relatives in Cincinnati.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

" + shipman. the well known
eloihier. Of the firm OF shipman and
Gentry came home last evening nom
Fol Springs where he had been for
rome Tine With ,lrs Shipman who
pad nrtrioasif brrn visiting IN
} lemlngsbufg Mr. Shl.man looks Is
though bis soioutn at the springs
had benefited him greatly lndepea-
don't
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Auction Sale.

Merchants in quest of bargains
should not fail to read the notice of
the sale by auction of the stock of
Gault Brothers 1t is worth about
$500. and will be sold as a whole
for cash to the highest bidder. The
sale begins at 10 O'Clock Monday,
August 5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
Bring In Your Wheat.

The Big Sandy Milling company's
plant at Louisa is in fine running
order and producing the best resGlss.
= very competent miller is in charge
Farmers are urged to bring an her
Wheat and have il made into tlnlr.
The best OF treatment guaranteed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Sins Jennie Beaire, of Fort Gay,
and her two sisters, Mrs. Charley
Richards, of Ironton, Ohio. and Mrs.
Emma Jorgenson and her two little
children, from Wisconsin, attended
:he Burns hayride party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Misses bromley. Of Louisa. the
lins guests Of Miss Stafford. re-
I home Friday las, Both are
attractive girls aud Paintsvillc
'ud to have them as visitors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
WASTED ENERGY.
WOES

sIIly young miss In cohoes
q feeKlcs all over her nose
An3 she cried Til she tried
yal,.de. then she died.
|, whether thar helped her no one
knows Puck
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

= number Of aeople from this city
WI probably attend the camp meet.
,hS which Is going to be held sby
ne' raneburn At the old camp Meet
ing grounds about mile and a half
above Louisa. rom the sth 10 ISM
.ot August Tribune
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Bylngton Is conducting the
; County Teachers Institute
week The sessions are being
at lnez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

'eed Roberts and Ms. Frank
'e at the request and cost
o b aotuer. gone to VIII
look after and decorate the
MIA Naauie notner These
Il'endod AID cared for AIRS
Fur'As 1sr paa illness
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

i number Of young folks lc-
lied the bail team to Louisa
ly, and sers delightfully."- enter
BY the young folks Of that
~ little village Palntsville
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

. irlend. viii rggrct 10 learn
LIS son Of Gordon Burgess has
n.leitis
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