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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

81. July ~, 1909. &
SAmalgan1ated9 Copper ,,. h. 81 "
American Beet Sugar Y. ~. q. 48 "a
American Gar & Foundry 49,. 621s;
American Cotton Oil ... n IS 50 Vi
American Loconlot i've Hi. y. 3, !. 62ia
American Smelling & Refining -. 955%
Am. Smelling & Re flning pfd. .112l1s3
American Sugar Refining -. .... ~ ~
Anaconda Mining Co. X.
Atchtson ~. 1888
Atlantic Coast Line \. -. SO l8
Baltimore & Ohio \. /. !. ~. ". 100 *
Brooklyn Rapid Transit -. ~.
Canadian Pacific 4, . 4. 3. =. 2. 1868
Chesapeake & Ohio IS. "
Chicago e Northwestern, bid u So n
Chicago, Mil. & ST. Paul ~. !. 1863
Colorado Fuel & Iron q. Al
Colorado s southern, bid .....,...,. IS Ss
Delaware & Hudson :. z. 5. ~. +. Z 1894
Denver &; n 10 Cirlnde, bid ~. ~. 3ss
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. !. \. 8 81 rs
Erie !. ", (. :. . rs. 4. I'D. -. &c
Great Northern pfi 4. 81. .. 3. IA SOS
Great Northern ore Gifts sax
Illinois Central .156 &
1nterbnroug M t.. ~. AZ
Met. pfd y. Y. 40 V V
louisville IS Nashville Z. j. ..14S g{
Missouri Pacific ~. i y. & - q
Missouri. Kansas & Texas .....i. =, Al IL
National Biscuit 3. !. 81. -. -. *. II 06 @
National Lead I. /. z. \. S6tss9
New y orlS Contra 136 y
Norfolk & Western w.. So. .j...s 943s
Northern Pacific Il 2ss443
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
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ST Louis July 27.-yvool, steady. Ter
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Bingham Amalgalnated. 500 at 70
Black Jack. 500 at "a 300 at 2Sls.a
Colorado, 60 at 200,
Columbus Con. 100 at 1.421a. 1000 at
lao; 1.500 at 1.3IIs:: 100 at 1876, seller
80; 1900 at 1879. seller So
East Tiptic Development. 1000 at A.
Grand Central, 300 at $50; $500 at
2.b7Is; 200 at 2.57 x N: 1900 at 2.55: 200
at a.52ls; 800 at $50, buyer so; 100 at
e.5I ". burer 60
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 1876; ], 200 at
1.35, seller g.: -
King David. 100 at 40
Mason Valley 200 at go.
Nevada Hills, 100 at so.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at l1is.
j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
3s4 Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 30o4-z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
FORENOON SALES.

. n nl
Grand Central, 200 at 2.65; 100 at 49,
buyer 60; 900 at ESQ; 100 at 2 81 ~. y 900
al $50 seller 60.
IbeX, 1900 at 2.
Z Indian Queen. $500 at Az. 4
Iron Blossom, 100 at ! s711s, buyer 80;
1000 at 1876.
Little Chief 200 at As.
May Day. 500 at 81 "
Ohio Copper, 100 at 4.5211aa ri
n Sacramento. 500 at ..
Il Seven Troughs. 1900 at 1Tjs. VA
silver King, 200 at 400.
4 Sioux Con- 800 at l.121Ja
Tintic Central, 900 at Az; 500 at.
10. seller 60, 81,
( Victor, 500 at IL: 1000 at x
& OPEN BOARD.
4 Beck Tunnel, $500 at 81.
81 Black Jack, zoo at "a ".
Colorado, 500 at zoo.
Columbus, 100 atSl.45. |s y & al
Grand Central, 100 Mt 2.60; 100 at EGO,
seller co.; 100 at 2G2 u, buyer 40; 400
at ? .62i.. buyer GO.
{. Iron Blossom. 200 at LBS; 200 at 1877 r. Y,
buyer go. X
King David, 400 at 80.
Mountain Lake. 500 at "a, buyer so.
South Columbus Con-, 500 at 90.
FIJI Shares. Amount.
Regular board $500 ss,s9a5o
open board N. ~. .5... $500 4,s215o
Total J. I. IS. ). . q 400 s14,s140of
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27

"a. Reeves, secretary of the Uncle
Sam, May Day and several other
Dern organizations, left last night for
the trout streams of Idaho.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Official Popular Vote.

T'he total popular vote received
Ly various Presidential candidates
at the last national election is as
follows:
Taft, Republican, 7637,676.
Bryan, Democrat, 6,39S,1S2.
Debls, Socialist, 447,651.
Chafln, Proh!bitionist, 241,225.
Hisgen, Independence, S3,1S6.
Watson, Populist, 1881,
Gilhaus, Socialist Labor, 15,421
Total for all candidates, 1882 ,239.
The grand total vote exceeds that
of 1904 by l,S41, 531. Compared with
that election, the Republican, Demo-
Gratis and Socialist parties in
creased their votes this year. The
Prohibition, Populist and Socialist
labor parties fell short Of their vote
four years ago. The biggest. differ
ence Ia a party vote is shown In
an increase for Bryan Of 1851
over the total vote cast in 1904 for
Alton B. Parker, the Democratic can.
didates. Taft received 14,190 votes
more than were polled for Roose-
yelt in 1904, and Debs ran 45,36S
ahead OF his predecessor on the So
cialist ticket. Taft's plurality Cvel
Bryan is 1,2i4,49t.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Pleasant Ridge.


School closed here Friday after
some good recitations and liberal
treat on candy.
B, F. Carter of osie. was here
Thursday.
Misses Laura Weddinston and
Dora Johns spent Christmas with
Mrs Harvey Mcdowell, in Louisa.
Grace Blankenship is visiting her
cunt, Mrs. W. NJ. Justice in Louisa.
Misses Ema, Ida and Clara Berry
attended church at YatesviIle Thurs
day night.
Proctor Diamond, Of Deephole, was
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pigg,of Trad.
visited her father, j. A, Hutchison,
Friday.
Lille Bradley was shopping in
Louisa last Thursday.
Misses Laura Weddington and
Dora Johns visited Misses Samaa-
hat and Hannah Nelson Sunday.
Millard and ova Berry were the
guests of Ira BERRY Sunday.
Millard Bradley and Wilbur Rob
erts made a business trip to Bus-
seyville Thursday
James Adams and wife Of Irish
creek visited her father N. NJ, Berry
Sunday.
Miss Maude Clarkson, Of Little
Blaine, was here Monday.
Aunt Cinda Berry is very sick.
Miss Lizzie Jobe, of osle, spent
Christmas here.
John Berry was calling at jeff
Lows Sunday.
Mr.. Wellman, Of Wayne county,
vas a business visitor here Mon
day.
Mrs. NJ. H. Johns and Mrs. Geor-
eia Roberts were guests Of Mrs. M.
J Nelson Sunday.
Hubbard Adkins was visiting his
cousins, Robert and Fred Roberts
Saturday.
Nobody's Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Olioyille

Monday was Squire Hughes law
day at this pace. Several cases
were disposed Of.
Carlos McGuire's case was set I r
Fallsburg before John Compton The
second Saturday ia January
Our literary is still progressing
nicely with good attendance and
fairly good behavior.
School at this place viii close
the Sth Of January.
There will he church here the
first Sunday by Rev. Casey. Al
30 the second Sunday by Rev. Rice
Wesley Webb. who has been visit
\ ing home folks for the past two
months returned to Mahan Tuesday
Hattie Webb was visiting at VIM
Cooksey's. on East Fork, Tuesday.
Sam Fannin, OF Ashland, is visit.
ing friends and relatives on Cat
Isafe and Cyrus Webb and Theo-
dore Hammonds have quit ioinG
10 Twin Branch SO often. What Is
wrong, boys9
Hurrah for the Anti-Galoer
League. This is the first Christmas
that have not seen some one
drunk Just keep putting whiske!
farther away until It is entirely
out OF the reach Of those thai
will drink It.
We "glory in the spunk' of th'
Buchanan Sunday School for thei
resolutions regarding whiskey.
Marion Wright is hauling rav
logs to A. ], Burton's mill at Mar
vim.
|. Died, on the 18th, Mrs. Andy
Daniels. Her illness was of shor
duration. The remains were lai'
4 ~ rest on Monday in the famil,
Iorying ground on caney Fork
Rabbit hunting on Sunday i
almost thing Of the past now
Lindsey Webb, Of overda. was cal
Ing on his father the other day.
Ben o'Daniel was fined 50
for disturbance at Green Valley las
summer. Public sentiment is get.
ting very strong against disturbauc
Al church and public gatherings
Democrat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
R. A. Stone Has Settled.

Sheriff r. A. Stone has made
a complete settlement with the State
and County except about 500
yet TO be collected from the g.
and o. Railroad This Is not yet
due. The Lawrence Fiscal Court
met Tuesday and accepted the de-
linquent list and settlement with
the Sheriff made by G. w. Castle,
special commissioner appointed by
the court for this purpose.
Unless some Of the funds were oveI
drawn in the allowance OF claims
all who have 1908 claims against The
county will receive their money
within short time.
This is a good record. OF which
the sheriff has cause to be proud
The holders Of claims are vel
pleased with this years work be
cause they have received theil
money so much earlier than us
ual.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Madge,

Christmas passed off quietly. Ey-
erybody seemed to have a good
time.
School closed Thursday. A nice
little entertainment was given with
number of visitors In attendance
Miss Mollie Roberts was the able
principal and the manner In which
the program was rendered proved
her ability as teacher.
Mrs. John Frazier has been quite
sick.
Cecil Moffett and William Sherry
of Huntington. have been visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Jep Meek.
Mrs, S. w. Roberts visited her
parents Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Nelson.
Misses Nora. Birdie, Violet and
Lilly Roberts and Mr. Charley Shan
non were calling on Mr.. and Mrs
Jep Meek Sunday Cap.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
THE FOLLY
OF Keeping Money Ia The
House Is Again Shown.

Toledo, O., Dec, 25tBy burning
his feet with lighted matches, two
masked robbers early today COM
PEELED II. A. schabow, Of Curtice, O.,
near here TO open safe in his
farm house and turn over $3.50.
!, After tying their victim TO mis-
bed with strips Of sheets and plao-
ing gag In his mouth the bandits
went to the barn, stole a horse and
carriage and escaped. A posse OF
farmers are in pursuit
Upon batterlng in the door the
robbers placed same substance up
on heated stove. the fumes Of
which overcame the family CT
seven, and the bandits then operat-
ed undisturbed. ,schabow is in a
serious condition but will recover,
The first the family know OF the
robbery was when the children rush.
ed to their fathers room to wish
him merry Christmas. He was
not there and upon entering a lit
tie front room used as an office
they found him on the floor, un-
conslous, with his hands and feet
tied and a woolen mitten stuffed
In his mouth.
Upon regaining consciousness, Mr.
schdbow said that hearing n nols'
ir the office, he went to Investigate
and was attacked by two masked
men, who demanded money. He
refused to open his safe, 0aC
whereupon they bound and gagged
him, then applied lighted matches
to his feet He endured this tor
ture for awhile but finally gave In
opened the safe and then becam,
unconscious.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Appreciated Kindness.

Dear Mr.. Editor:-We wish to let
the little ones who read the Big
Sandy News know how happy we
were Christmas We hope all the
children had just as many good
and nice presents as we did. Our
friends, we do not know who they
are, but they slipped US such nice
ard good things that we forgot we
were poor. So thankful to know
that we have so many good and kind
friends that seem to want hill
dren to know what Christmas means.
May goodness and happiness and
all pleasant things be their reward
1; our best wishes You little folks,
you may want to know what we
bad. Here is part-candies, apples,
oranges, nuts, cake, pie, chicken.
ham, jelly sausage, butter-oh well.
/. would take us all day to tell you
all the good things we had, for
they we're many So wishing you
all a happy new year, we remain
your little tots,
Elcie and RayPeterman,
Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
TWO STAMPERS
Shot In Garter County by Frank
and Fred Prater

Grayson, KY. Dec 24.-Grant stam-
per was instantly killed aud C.
Stamper his nephew, was mortally
wounded here this afternoon as the
result OF quarrel between Frank
Prater, marshal OF Grayson, and
his brother. Fred Prater.
The Prater bothers went to the
country to serve warrant on
Frank Bradshaw, who had been
charged with dlsorederly conduct
in Grayson and who had been warn
cd out OF town by Steve Stamper,
deputy sheriff, Bradshaw was In
tercepted about one mile west 81
town and arrested by the Praters.
/ II is alleged the Stampers want
I'd the Praters TO release Bradshaw
from their custody, which brought
about a quarrel during which one
CT the Stampers was killed and an
ether fatally wounded.
LATER:-Steve Stamper died last
night. The two stampers were burie'
In the same grave. Frank and Free
Prater gave themselves up rnt
were placed In jail pending an exam
inatlon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
SINKING RAPIDLY.
Telegram From Stephen Mcclure e
Brings Sad News to His
Family.

kilograms from Yuma Arizona,
state that the condition Of Stephen
Mcclure is much worse and that he
Is barely alive. His wife and chill
dren were sent for and left here
Wednesday morning for Yuma.
From the tone of the messages It
is. evident that the end is near and
that the hope of seeing his wife
and children again is about nj
that stimulates him to continue
the struggle
Mrs Mcclure and three small
children, accompanied by Prof ],
lB Mcclure left on the n. and W.
train at 1923 a. m. Prof. Mcclure
will go as far as Cincinnati. The
trip to Yuma requires nearly live
days.
AS reported in these columns II
the time, S. NJ. Mcclure went TO Ari
ZoHa lesS lndu hlohIh "So' "OPAAt
to find relief for consumption
He did not know that he had con
sumption until a few weeks ago.
lit is probable that he has con-
tlacted pneumonia, as this is ire
quently the case with those who
go into that climate.
II 1T is very sad case and much
sympathy goes out to the family,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Marvin.

The Christmas tree at Compton
school house was d grand success
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Bradley, Of
Blaine were guests of her mother
at this place last week
Herman Kitchen and wife, Of
Roomer, w. Va, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchen here last
week.
John and Jay Compton attended
church at Yatesville Monday night
The many friends of Mrs. Wright
were grieved 10 hear of her death
" vhich occurred last Thursday night
Mrs. James Compton, who has beer
i'll for some time, is able to be
out again.
School is progressing nicely with
James Casey teacher,
Bud Wells was at Henry Comp
tons Friday
May Foster, who has been at.
tending school at Fallsburg, has
returned home.
Cyrus Webb passed up our creef
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Compton
and little daughter Shirley, were
at ]. Y. Carter's Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Kitchen visited at
York Thompson's Saturday aAc
Sunday
Ella and Nellie Lyons were OF
our creek last week.
Ada Cooksey is very i'll.
Several from this place ATTENDED
the burial Of Uncle Jim Murphy Sat
urday. Gladys.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Lodge Officers Elected.

Louisa Lodge, /. o. 0. F. has elect
ed the following officers: H. B.
Muncy, N. c.; Walter Clayton, v
G.; H. e. Evans, Sec; ]. B. Pickle
sinner, Treasurer.
Masonic Lodge:-T j. Snyder Mas
ter; A. ]. Conley, S. W; Robt. Dix
on, Jr. W.; G. A. Nash, S. D.; A.
Al Hughes, Jr. u. Aug. Snyder, Treas.
IS J. Justice, Sec. G. G. Rigganr
Chaplain; N. d. Waldeck, Tyler;
lG. r. Burgess end G. A. Nash! Stew
ards. Aug. Snyder, n. d. Waldect
and A. NJ. Hughes, Trustees.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
NO FUNDS THIS YEAR
But Next Winter Ohio River VIII
Get Attention, Says James.

Evansville iHd., December "a
Congressman Ollie James, of Marion.
KY, representing the First Congress-
ional District, was here today en-
route to his home to spend the
holidays. He said he looked for no
appropriation for the Ohio River
at the present session of Congress,
for the reason that there is al
ready deficit in the National Treas
ry. He thinks. however, after a
new tariff law has been in operation
for some time that at the session
of Congress a year from this win
ter the Ohio River and its tributa-
res will receive liberal appropria-
tions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
JUDGE HARGIS'
Home Life Described By His
Widow And Son.

In the trial OF Beach Hargis at
Irvine for the murder OF his faith
ef, James Hargis, the feature "
the proceedings was the testimony
CT Mrs. Hargis Rad the defendant,
Beach Hargis. relative 70 the life Of
Judge Hargis. and during their
recital OF events prior to the
killing. II was brought out that
much that had been charged a.
kalnst the feud leader by Prose
cutor Byrd during the past five
years was, In fact true, aud sub
stantlated the claims made By Judge
Bach In his opening statement 10
the iury.
Hoped from the testimony OF
~ ~ that during the time
fliargis-Ccckrill feud In
Breathltt," Judge harSis
n band OF murders at MS
a IN Jackson; that they par
Al OF food at his family table
.ttpt there and consumed liquor
proyIded for them by their chict.
II was also shown by the moth
or that Beach Hargis acted as the
body guard OF his father during
F, the troublesome days IN Jackson
and that he was encouraged by
his father % associate with th'
gang Of murdcrers housed In the
IIargis home; that he was give
whiskey by his father at all time
sInce he was mere boy and iaugh
and encouraged 10 carry weapo'
and that the weapon with whicl
the tragedy was committed wa
the property Of Judge Hargis tn'
which the son had been carryinI
for some time.
The tragic end OF such III
a the only result that could b
expected aud the manner 10 whieI
A occurs looks like retribution,
Judge Adams discharged the 'ur
IN the Hargls case Saturday afte
they had deliIerated for "a hour
IN an endeavor TO reach verdict
The jury stood nine for acquitta
and three for conviction.
Immediately after the discharge
the jury Judge Adams called
special term OF court to begin Apr
eSls next, at which the case will
4 shin be tried.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Ulysses.

Uncle George Mcclure, aged 10
years, died Dec, 9th at the home
Of his son, NJ. F. Mcclure. Of Low
mansyille. He was brought to this
place and laid to rest in the family
burying ground beside his wife and
two children, who had preceded
him to the land OF rest.
Ammon Beasley has been quite
III with pneumonia, but is able to
be out again.
An infant child OF Mrs. bona
Pack is also better, It having been
very low with eczema for some
time.
]. A. Beasley has gone to Colum-
bus on a business TRIP.
Jerry Cordial, of Flat Gap and
Miss Mamie Williamson Of George q
creek were married about Dec. 10.
Chit Church and Miss Sarah Lowe,
both of Nelson's branch near here,
were united In marriage Dec. II.
We congratulate them all.
An infant child of Lewis Pack
and wife, died the 18th inst. 1t had
been sick for quite a while.
Miss Lizzie Carter closed her
school at Borders chapel Christmas
evening with interesting enter
tainmeut and Christmas tree,
Amos Davis, a medical student
has arrived from Louisville 4
spend the holidays
Mrs. Amos Davis will close he
term OF school here this week. Sh,
is an excellent teacher. She vii
accompany Mr.. Davis when III
goes back to college and remair
with him until the close of tn,
term.
Born, to Grant Hale and wife,
fine boy, Dec. H.
The new Free-will Baptist ChurcI
house which is being built her
is fine large house and whel
completed will seat an immens
congregation.
Rev. John e. Conley, of Jennie
creek, recently closed series o
successful revival services at Wal
nut Grove. There were IS or 2
conversions aud % additions I
, the church.
Mrs. Tayie Hayes, wife of Arc
Hayes, Of Nelson branch, is yer
low with consumption.
On Christmas day Mr.. L. T. Dav
s OF this place, aged 22, ant
: Miss Eunice. George, age 16, daugh
, ter Of Alex George and wife {
E Lost Creek, were united In marriag
at the home of the bride. The Re
BIge Wiley oficating.
: Drs. Osborne, OF Whitehouse an
D Atkinson OF Paintsville were -lal
y ed to T. B. Sansom's to treat Mr.
. SAMSON, who was injured by
fall some time ago.
) We hope the Home Circle Colum
: will still continue to grace th
d pages OF the NEWS during the ne
y year as 1t has done In the past, Is
1t certainly is an interesting ;eG
ture from. which the many reader
Q can CLEAN valuable instruction.
2 Eureka.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Lost His Eyesight.

David M. Ward proprietor Of
the New Arlington Hotel at this
place, was stricken blind last week.
His sight was destroyed in an
instant. He was sitting In the
parlor listening to some piano mu-
sic when the afflictiOn came upon
Rim. There seems to be little or
no hope Of recovering his vision.
Alcoholism caused the trouble.
He is now in a hospital receiving
treatment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Judge d. Thew Wright, the Wash
ington Judge who is Just now in
the lime-light because OF his action
in sentencing the labor leaders u
long terms in Jail, is a near rela
tive Of the Freese family ~ This
place. His sister visited here sav-
cral years ago, and IS remembered
by many who met her as Miss Mary
Louise Wright.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Attorney Amos l.. Watson. a
ratlye Of olioville, this county,
now located in Ashland, was married
a few days ago to Miss Laura Smith
a young lady OF Harmontown, Miss,
where he taught school last year
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
aingO County Shooting.

Ira Coleman, a saloonist ut Chat
tarol. there. miles below Williamson,
w. Va, shot and instantly killed
a man named ;larts a few days ago
They had previously had some trou-
BILE and when Harris came into the
saloon, II is said that Coleman
shot him,
A man named Morgan had an
arm shot off at Davy station, dur
ing trouble between three or foul
men It Is claimed TO have beer
accidental. Morgan is a brother
Icf J. l. Morgan Of Plkeyille
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Alex Stump's baby died at Wal
bridge few days ago. A more ex-
tended notice appears in our Wal.
bridge letter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Miss sallIe Gearheart. one Of the
brightest and most attractive young
lsdIes connected with the X. n. G..
has returned to Louisa after hav-
ing taught school IL Floyd conn
W
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Prot. Byinston's little son. Hebor
who was very sick last week with
pneumonia, Is how out Of danger
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Mrs. A. B. Martin died at her
home on Little Blaine a few days
ago See Adams letter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Miss Fannie Skeens, nurse In
charge OF the Kings Daughters hos
pital at catlattsburg, was here Sat.
urday, having spent Christmas NJ
home she is a very competent and
trustworthy young woman and is
succeeding In her position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Billie Rife is now lawyer. He
recently passed very rreditabIe
examination in Martin county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Gathers Quite a Harvest of Local
People.

George Mcclure, age rs, died al
Lowmansyille recently.