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Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
FAREWELL
Balcony Bargain Sale.

80 1-3 per cent discount on all Wool Dress
Goods and Silks, including our famous Liberty
Satin, SO inches wide, $1.25 grade. On the
balcony ............... ............... o4c
Gloves
Silk, Kid, ChamOis, Lisle, all others; all sizes;
values up to $3.50; nothing less than regular
35c value. On the Balcony. ...... 19c to 98c
Extraordinary
One Fourth Off on all our exclusive All-Over
Laces and Embroideries. You know how beau
tiful they are. On the Balcony they are "a Less
Table Piled High With Remnants
Enough to entertain you for some time, at way
down prices All kinds of materials-Dress
Goods, Linens Wash Goods-and all kinds.
90inch All Linen Sheeting
Just the thing for Skirts Coats or Suits or for
real linen sheets, 212 yards wide; sold regularly
at $3.50. On the Balcony . $1.10
Persian Lawns
at just half price.
60c grade at. 30c
40c grade at. ....... zoe
2Oc grade at. ....... l0c
and so on The best assortment of White Goods
i'll the city.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

CONTINUED on page -
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
oluSitor dnb Gredsnrer's

Detailed Exhibit OF Receipts and Disbursements
for the Quarter Ending Dec 81, 1908 Showing Of
Funds in the Treasury Deposited
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
Conlnlis sIio.ners.
oifieial Proceedings of the Board o.
County Commissioners of Roberts
County, South Dakota.

olsseton. -. ", Jan. y. IoO!.
Board of County Commissioners met
IN regular session at the court house
in Sisseton, s. d., with w. &. Oliver,
Co. Auditor
Members present; Peter Moe. G.
a. Vreim, r. Udseth: NJ. L. Sateren
of lst commissioner dist. and Harry
Granbois of 9Th commissioner dist.
having qualified and filed their official
bonds being present took their seats.
The first order of business was the
election of a chairman of the Board.
Moved by Mr.. Udseth and seconded by
q. a. Nreim that Mr.. Moe act as
chairman for the ensuing year. Mo-
ton carried.
The following county officials having
filed their official bonds the same were
approved by the Board:
r. j. Turner, GO. Judge, in the penal
sum of $1,000 with the Western Surety
Go. of Sioux Falls, S. d., as surety.
ID. j. Prindiville as Co. Justice in the
penal sum of $500 with r. w. Cahill
and f. j. Turner as sureties. Iver
Larson as Supt. of Poor Farm in the
penal sum of $500, with w. r. Metcali
as surety. u. +. Stevens as Register
of Deeds in the penal sum of $500, with
the Northwestern Surety Co. of Nit
chell, 5. D., as surety. Orin j. White
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
y TN on0 9lanh.

aran9lsipes cr en- StanQni, ipm lio=
per Gla Vpromano Slo0et, iiur naar
9ruiet bar 9iort npgle Om9un9e.
EnOog uOen anoet SnooIepanO enO
be iaatalots YatentmeOiciner fOrlnaar
Dc nsrlte blanot o3 at bolOc RiGOlet
gaasnos aarpi5. Bag llmcrit0" %
ylaoet / 0ecorah, /. Gl.. HcO TcA.
berss reipsttioe 8rabant;r. e re-
@uoebilleoer, iom bIec rammeoe a
iIc.bein St9rtes Sla99e, % III tpOer
Smaaligbsoernes % SGOnSjerri9be-
hens Giotttr % Mu5 no al De Raoapre,
Ic,a ii D0t blspne pant til at oIre til
pg tilbsoe. Sui, for Srait!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
:&olbtiu &oirtb.
(6ortalt ai Ole Stensater.)

GolbsiH Roietb pcr en- meeet omtalt
Ferionli9beo % frDsiles Settler fra
gtorbIloro. Gn9an9 bar ban meO i'm
gnao paa Gei til 8ergen, pa Icilche
ban op puu SiSen af IL .Norb!Gnrss
baaO, iom ltpreoes Al en- Tinne. &an
trpg iaa mar op uhoer siprolGnons
gen, at ylnuen tunoe raabe oser til
cam: "Sis!cr oil mig TOrbi. iaa i9t.
tar ieg Ganotn*) paa big ssolbein,
Der uu, uant til q Itole paa lin ssf9
9raii. raubte tilDaae, iOet ban iIrp9
forbi: "Snl tan OIL iUtte ban ret
ter!" % ban llOs fig paa ga9en. 6in=
nen uOfsrts fin aruoliit; men SOlbe'n
ipptteo Gepen % ilon9te llIpIet till
buse iaien. 6jnnsn bar lint oS Sap
fig life; ban latte @anoen pna 9olbeln
for anoen Sang; men oenne 'pptie0e
after N0pen Og hiOeoe Den t.leea"
Ginnen betGntte Jig. San pioi!t, at
pm ban treble Gang iattc @ancen pua
pa0 &olbein og oenne after lIploe talte
ben tilbaoe, iaa beg ben mptl'te Wta9t
ira bum. 1eriOr ianot hap lia at
b!cpc iti,st agtcruo. 90 Oa ban tom
til Bergen, DaDOc aulbein &OIstb ale
rcbe slort Jig f0r0ig til Siemrellen.
Set bar aolbtins Stprte, at ban
aloria peg unoal, nuar 6urs tr"eOf.
0an bupOe atceptsrst Siust iOm Ell liter
% uopbsrlig &Nmp paa aiO os Seo'
Ser bar intet bNlpt ueO &olbeln No
iet1; iOr 1am 9jaiot Oct "Fnten eltr "'
ban bar en- 3ppe po0 Del baarofsre
6Olt lanGs Nor9es &pi!.
San laa ielpanOen meo i'm Saao
paa 6ioroen / n@Iten @inoitille; bet
par iaa piOl, at Seilene liritteoe. Set
bueoe bam lioet, men til i'm &ammerat
ia9oe ban. at DC alli9epel lit trilte o9
IeiIe paa. Gluoerne bleb iat p9 oa
Dc tom uopaa, b!Rllt oct op; bet LACE
be iis Itrar til StOrm. Sua iaar De
ic cn i N0rbsosn, iom teller paa en-
tom 5snoe. aammeyaten tlenote Den
Slags Seller, eg ban foreilo9, at De
Itulbe ia ino Sell o9 ilatte paa Den
pOloiomme 6art. W}en Golbein iOm
Ielu tjenote 9gnsieilercn al &pgte,
Itrcg no til 9aameratcu, at netop MI
gialot bet ON at lHlOc Sell pFpe, o8
at ban maotte le til, al Seilct bar qoot
faItgio;i. Saa too oct til, iaN ial!e
0apitummet ipsieDt % oalt. Gette
reoosDe Dem fra en- paao @rap,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

6ountptommisiGrerus bar uon0Unt
iDl9enOe SlaOe iOm OIIcieae Or9uner
for Hpberts GountD "Sisiston
Stanonro", "3tpberts GountD Hepub-
lican" og "SisietOn Polten". Vi ior
port Geotommenoe enIter at tatte iaa
me9ct FOR oct 0enipn Der biir taget til
Ell norit=aneritanlt 9lpis / ct 6ountD
bupeoingelis befoltet al 9lmeritanere
al Nurrsnuiianmen. Sette Solt pil
l09ss MGrte til 70 iGIie Pris paa els
bper piIicisl S1rOIn9, Der Cir osm
6plelien al, at De er ct i0pngoot Qso /
ben amerltunite Nations yrooertl0oe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

as janitor. of court house in the penal
sum of 5000, with the Northwestern
Surety Co. of Mitchell S. d.. as sure
~. And the said Grin White is here
10y appointed Jas itor for the ensuing
ar. Frank Murray as Co. Justice in
the penal sum of 1900. with w. f..
Stoebe, +. j. Stoebe. Axel Ogren and
ilo ward Squires as suretieS. =. f..
l4oyelanu as Co. constable in the penal
sum of 5000. &ith George White and
w. II. Peek as suretieS. Ivar Stadstad
as Clerk of Hourts in the penal sum OF
$1,000, with the L. 5. Fidelity and
Guaranty Company of Baltimore. Nd,
as surety.
Moved and carried by the Board that
all bonds of the Go. Justices and Con-
stables be in the penai SUM- OF $500.
The Co. Auditor was instructed to
notify all BANKS in the county that the
co. s}oard would receive bids on Co.
deposits up to noon on Tuesday Jan.
lZtn, IVY.
Affidavit of Hans 'l'apftssop tor q re-
fund of $20.24 on lot : of block l26, city
of Sisseton, for the year 1904, the same
being an erroneous assessment, was on
motion allowed.
Affidavit of j. +. Schwantes for an
abatement of $l6.20 of personal proper
ty tax for the year 1907, Twp. l22, II.
II, was on motion allowed, the same
being an erroneous assessment.
Moved and carried to adjourn to
Jan. 9th, 1909
Signed
T. MoE, hrn.
Attest
w. c. OLIVER, CO. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
Sra Suberta, CANADA.

Mimaia 6armin9 60, iom bar {.
6arm paa 5000 glcres . Ntil ira Gen
Sapton. og iom be tiebte Septembt,
iioltleocn. a0ter til Barren at opbr@tt'
Ell Masie 2ano meo Samrmaitims 10,
piOaene. Gette &ompari bar Slf
ior at baps pen iterlte !2aoebpsninl
/ 9llberta. Sc bar osiGa Ell itcr ga
,oebpanina giew Gqptcm iOm M ha>
be8pnot at tcane Jig I'll at bIipe Sp.
ytpIettlere untommer itaoig M met
SusboIoninSsaoos.
Srporfne Ssr9cnion bar aabnet g
6stograIatelier 2ctbbrio9c.
st $4,000 Srtel Dil MI blipe op
isrt |etbbrioae AT Ell fremivnt Mant
peo Napn Gbas. Sanien ira 6al9arg.
Ger sr aliIaa sntslte Horobper, ion'
bar iuaet 0imene Op Ipr osnne Yps
umistjenoelige lpie 6rsmtiosuoii9ter.
Set bar biotil Operraitet mango, at De,
lite ianotes en- itanonapit Sotelior.
refining / oen Yp.
! 2etbbriose ipiIe man 6oobo!r
paa 3uleoasen, iaq Stsuet fs9. 8
2anooiltritterne tunoe nan je 5armer(
arbeioe paa 9l9eren.
Teo Binder Greet bar man opoaset
Ell Gjastiloe, iOm tpnlmsr til at maalG
fig meo ben peo Msoicine Sut.
Sptasnin9 al Somelteaos peb Gano
tpntoret Qetbbrio9e belpb li9 1905
til 1921. -Gette slntal er en- bel. Se|
1ere emo nOget tioli9ere 9lar.
&pcn Saber tam role zig al at. buot
en- gor0er, iOm oprter ben &unlt al
uoitoppe Gpr oa 0uale. Sans Nqrn
sr Is. 8. Yetsrion. Set ipolige gll-
berta oil inalt bape Stanoinauer re-
pr0ientereoe alle 6orretnin9s9rene.
Gn flor 9lrbeiositprte er M liQro
meo at upIere en- tpf Staalbrp pOer
genD gtiper, moro ira 9absr.
8D99etjllaoelier blep sipet i Setb=
bridge / 1908 til ct lamlet &pnltrut=
tionsbeleb al s363, 233. ) inoeQ0=
renoe 9lar ioruolees en- Itor glttlOitet /
Spisrelie al npe gpgninSer.
gp9getomter Stirling iplQes MI
gunite lipli9t Wian bar 0runp..til at
pente lig en- 0anite bra yD ber.
Zen foe ,Snnuar fit Siltrittet pen
melte Sne. tFn 500 Sns laa na paa
Marten, o9 man uno9it beller lite al
iaa Ell Del Al ben itrenge &uloe, iom
biemie9te bele NOrouelten, 30 llnoer
gtul.
IS. :. =. &anen og Is. u. gonen
agter at anlN9ge Ell l0lles Station i
Gal9arp. 9cnne Sp penter at iaa en-
Sans ira Saltatoon ps en- ira Yegre-
pile iamt en- ira Saroiltp.
Sim Sia a8ter at bp89e Sane aoro=
oncr ira Gout9 peo Wontanaljuien inn
/ alberta.
Ntan tnler on, at Der lluli9t i ct MT
Rpbp9gerpilhitt. nerOppe blir Der
no9et til &grelle til Y0arsn, oa Set
tlerne fptter mo O9 Spetul0nterne
inoinoer li9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
Zen Wano, iom oirfeli9 pil pinoe

Zen Mano. ium oirtelig pil pinos,
binber, Tiger "&elterbelmen".
Oct rar en- me9et flau pcaltlnO.
Wan er 10 life en9an9 itraaiitier pau
at pinbe meb pense 9aettsn, meo
Statsmanostlsst Pclitit, meb 3ro.
itab i aierIigbeo. meO Snposri
Sortipil, meo 9anoner / Grig, meo
Slubso 6reo, mco - ia not n@ont.
Wsn iuaoant 9eoigsnt grepl, iom oct
ira "9eferG;imcn" tItertoe, pentes
YeIernc af glaoet at tage ipm iours
noliItilte 8isoDmsoro.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

"gn Susmanos9ut" bar bette No.
ct 6osilas til Wnoi3abe, iOm tr for
pruttiit % pc9snnpttist til, at btt belt
blir isnprsrst. Wen bet er 10 mere
enb fem Qar til ben Sag, oa pi i.al
ooerratie Gapsn. pg inosu ben Sib,
tnattr si, er ssr iite .puswess ,Rers.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
Gn Susmanos9ut.

Sobn Gpsnion, Geroensmeitsren
paa Sii, tos Ite Pr0mie peo Stiren'
bet Nlinttapolis ben 3Die os. San
boppsbe l02 Jpo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
Norgcs TriDc0soag, 1914

Gar enonu lite ,leet llotalelie alena
nem bette glao an9auenoe Winoega-
ben. Sar itte "Sisieton poiien" no.
gen glbonnent, Der bar 6orilas til
Wlnoc9aben, elltr er bet bare Nrro.
m0noene Storb9erne, Der bar Ntpr
not til at TONNE mso 6orilag2 Seq
f5ier at ua9!et ia leper paa Velfer-
beimena @ioo:r n9Ina bar &et til al
tomme meo 6prIlag, islu ON oct lite
lfuloe ialoe man9es Smas.
s en al bore norit=ameriinnite 9loi-
Ter lGlte ie9 en- 9lrtlel, hoor 6oriatts=
rem IremDGpeoe bet fore peo at lenoe
Wlor gor8e Ell Statue al Sincoln /
slnlsonlns 100 9lars 6riDeoso . o.
Gen 1914.
Set iamme 9amle Spcrssmaal iil=
leoe Iis for mig: @ar ben bele norite
ycIoItnin9 ct irit o9 ielultGnoi9t 6oIi
eTter l7Oe Wai 1914? 50 pil De blI
o.; citcr 6eirinsen Al 100 9lNrs 6ri-
q.osou9en 1912
Nm MI lite alle bar irie % iclp-
lt0noige, bporoan piloe bet iaa bore,
ON pi benptteoe be Pen9e, Der pil bll
lnoIamlet, til at iri9jere benz, Der enp=
M lite er fri?
Zen Greoe S@ier pil ianoipnlisuis
lppr9e, buem bette er, % Soaret blir:
Zen norlte SusmanO.
Yar bin 6ar Ell Susmonb / glor9e?
Gler par ou Ielp en2 M!in 6ar bar
en- Susmanb. paa Soroitpttet, pi
6apoe, tllnbe 9Ooe 2lar fgoes %
StOrfR p9 no9le Sauer. SOrolipttet
beltO0 al ca. 40 Waal (omtrent 10
9(cres), bOorai fun Ell Sletteocl bru9s
bar tll N9er, for hpilte 6ar bnUoe iel-
genoe aarli9e 9(isiit; IA Cages 2lr.
beioe for SuspRrten ON Taaren, II
ON Sommeren % ii ON Soften
Sertil tOm Ell ll9e5 9lrbeioe Stllron=
nen (0arpeiien) uoenom bet alminoe-
lise @pltarbeioe. Site moi lerneo
Susmanoen bar iorpllgtet til at arbei=
be for Susp@rten, naar benne
| forlan9te bet .for en- Detailing,
iom Fslser; Taararbeioe so Gre pr.
Sag, Sommerarbcioe &r. iamt ;0eit=
o9 Tinterarbeioe 40 Gre.
3ette uagtet Den alminoeli9e Beta.
ling bar oobbelt iua itOr.
CIter0t pi Yprp bar porne, tjsbte pi
YlaoieH ior 800 Gr., O9 6ar bar fri
iG }iaart.
6Gy &c, arebe 2Gier, en- lignenoe
Spleoeie? 0pis life, tror 9e aaige=
bel lite, oet plOe bore eli tJ0rtommcn
Ntinoe9apt, ON ri paa 6ribsoaoa9en
1914 gau ct 6onO til 9tor9s, bpOroi
0usm0no pg girbeosre tunoe ian
laant Venae renteirit til Sptieb. ai
3Oropel2
SOilten Subel o9 @l0Oe piIOe oct
lite bli / De mango Su9mano9bptttr
oUer g}orges 2anO Oeo lloii9ten til at
eie eget 0us % Sjem
5ll be melt tr0n9enoe SusmNno pG
Mrbeiosre tunoe pasienoe GQper 81!
aoOelt til Snotipb af SnObo, SelGt-
ming Q. I.
Sette piloe faloe notiaa nUre Den
5ante, Der / De ienere glar bar pNa9nei
/ glOrge, nenllig WOoarbeioelie al llo=
panoringen. SOor man9en un9oom
piloe lite Mcr 9iOrge iaaet bebolot, ON
Der ipr Yeolommenoe 9apoe pGret 9ln-
lconins til at fa0 laant Pcn9e renteirit
til Snbtisb al 0ns % Soro
llnoGrte9neoe iror, at bette piloe
pNre Ell mere paslenoe, Greiulo og
bpilnoet Sane, emo at i0tte Ell Statue
@briliiuniu, iom neppe mere emo 80
pGt. al @sioltnin9en pilos iaa gtnlso=
ming til at ie.
Gn SusmanOs9ut.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

Set rapporteres ira gowbells. y.
T., al en- GQoe irp3 ibjGl pua Ell 3ur
til en- al Nas patisnter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

BAL Corn, en- pcltlenot Sorger al
Ritlano Gountp. trs Jig iprleOei. al.
oaoe g9a6peton.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15

8oberts GOuntp oil faa 81, 99l.85
al Qanooepartemcntets Getembirsllc=
ssiins iii Sislso0fsnst
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-01-15
2lssets Of County in Detail.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. ,

a 81
VIC Adifor
ne is ruea
by yhsbO
ar nthetre
C. OLIVER
O ethslt I'M hdayof
RobertsC sCounty,S ID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-12-24
L. 7. Davis and wife are the

l.. T. Davis and wife are the
proud parents of fine girl baby.
Amos Davis closed a successful
term of public school at Borders
Chapel last Friday, and on the 18th
he and his wife started to Louisville
where Mr.. Davis will enter a school
of medicine for a third term.
A protracted meeting is going on
at Borders Chapel. Much interest
is being manifested. there having
Rev. Rifle began the meeting but
it is being conducted at present by
Revs. Williams and Brown.
Nathan A. George, Jr., of this
place, and Miss Rhoda Prose, of
Trad, were united in marriage last
Friday evening at the home of Rev.
Jed Borders, where the bride was
boarding. Rev. Borders officiated
Both bride and groom are young
teachers.
Freeland Miller and family have
moved to Ashland.
Mrs. Dovie Williams is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Brown, of Lost Creek. Eureka.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-12-24
MT. ZION.

Sunday School will close at this
Ike Caldwell and Joe Ross, OF this
place. we're visiting Misses Florence
Lambert and Emma Byington, al
Grassland, Sunday evening.
Miss Madge Rife left Saturday
for olioville to spend Xmas.
Ike Caldwell will leave soon fol-
Columbus to spend a few weeks.
Misses Carl and Iona Queen, OF
Estep, are visiting relatives here.
Misses Leck Powers and Sophia
Byington we're visiting Miss Mollie
Caldwell Sunday.
Hurl Higgins was here Sunday.
Miss Emma Byington will visit
her cousin, Miss Florence Lambert
this week.
Miss Carl Queen visited Miss
Lucille Ross Sunday.
Mollie Caldwell and Della Opel
will spend Xmas with their friends
Bertha and Celia Fannin.
There will be church at this
place the first Sunday in January
The people Of this place were
sorry to hear of the death of Bro
Isaac Fannin.
Ike Caldwell has been on the sicl
list for few days, but is some
better now.
Miss Ethel Burns, of this place
is visiting relatives at Portsmouth
Green Kinner, who has beef
working at Portsmouth, will return
home in few days.
Miss Sophia Byington is VISITING
her grandparents at East Fork.
Miss Lucille Ross was visiting tn
Misses Kinner Sunday evening.
.... Too Chumbs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-12-24
CADMUS.

w. c. May has moved from Gait
to Fallsburg, and Mrs. Susan Hib-
bits has moved to her home, va
Gated by Mr.. May.
e. B. Shortridge has moved from
the Hiram Jordan farm on little
Gait to the Sprinkle farm, near
Dannis, KY.
" d. Hartman had the misfortune
to get his shoulder thrown out of
place last Wednesday morning and
is still suffering very much.
Jesse Miller has recently moved
into G. T. Miller's store at Cadmus,
and will be the clerk this winter.
Henry Marcum went to Louisville
recently to see his son, Charley
who is in the School of Reform
there.
Pearl and Stephen Fugate attend
ed church at Fallsburg Sunday.
The Sunday School at Green Val
ley closed last sunday.
Sophia Fugate, who has been OF
the sick list for some time, is abb,
to be out again.
Mrs. Nancy Messer is contemplat
ing visit to Chattaroy, w. Va.
soon.
Little Dock Hartman, who ha
been sick for some time. is now i'm
proving.
]. w. fowler, our hustling mer
chant, has recently ordered YER
large bill of shoes.
The citizens of Cadmus are talk
ing of having stockyard at tn
forks of Gait on j. w. fowler
farm, for the benefit of the cattl
merchants and those dealing in liv
stock.
w. v. Roberts, postmaster 9
Cadmus, sold a fine drove of hog
lost week. Spunk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-12-24

On Monday evening OF last week,
| most deplorable accident happen
ID at the home of Mrs. Letha Clark,
| widow living at Harold, Ky. Mrs.
Clark left the house to feed her
poultry and other stock, leaving her
our small children 1.-THE youngest
.wo Of which are 4-year-old twins)
by themselves the while, She was
absent only a few minutes when sud-
denly she was startled by scream
from one OF the children inside the
building She ran into the house,
md to her horror she found one OF
the twins on fire and enveloped in
flames, The blaze was quickly ex-
tinguished by deluge Of water. but
the little one was mortally injured.
Just how the accident occurred is
not definitely known. A physician
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-12-24
ULYSSES.

Amos Cordial, of Lowmansville,
who died in New York recently, was
brought to the home of his parents
on last Wednesday and buried. His
funeral was preached by Rev. Nose
Wiley. Mr.. Cordial had enlisted in
the U. s. army but short while
ago.
s. B. Davis has been having con-
siderable trouble with a pain in
his head for some time, but is some
what improved at this writing.
Mrs. Julia George, wife Of Elias
George, Sr.. is quite sick. and is
thought to have lung trouble.
John Webb and Mrs. leila Ed
wards were married since my last
letter. This is the second marriage
for the bride and fourth for the
groom.
Lille, the little daughter Of J.
A. Beasley. IL on the sick list.
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Mrs. Sarah ]. Stewart.

A Huntington newspaper OF recent
date had a glowing eulogy upon the
life and character OF Mrs, Sarah }.
Stewart, who died in that city a
week or SO ago
Mrs. Stewart was native of this
county. Her maiden name was.
Lyean. and she was born in the
Bear creek or Durbin creek neigh
borhood. She married James Stew
art, an uncle OF the late Judge
James f. Stewart, of Louisa, Mr.
ana Mrs. Stewart moved to Guyan-
dotte, where they settled and be-
came identified with the history of
that place and the country which
afterwards became Huntington and
it's suburbs.
She was largely identified with
the Southern Confederacy, and her
devotion TO It knew no bounds, and
II was while the war was on that
her courage was so frequently dis
played. She was arrested once as
a spy and many times since has
spoken OF her experience which oc-
cured in Catlettsburg, Ky, She had
gone through the lines in company
with Mrs. Miller, OF Guyandotte,
now OF Barboursville, the two max
ing their way stealthily to the Ken
lucky town TO secure medicine %
send by sympathizers into Dixie,
They were arrested as spies and
held for some time. until proof wai
procured to the effect that they
were not guilty, and they were al
lowed TO return home.
Another incident OF an exciting
character in the life OF this brave
woman occurred while she was at
! tending Marshall College during thu
war. Both armies we're encampet
in that section OF the country clos
! to the dividing line between thu
, North and South. when Mrs. Stewar
, learned Of the presence OF famou
! Northern spy in the camp OF thu
; Southern army, then located at Guy
andotte Stealing away from Mar
shall College at the dead OF night
the brave girl made her way 10 tn,
Guyandotte headquarters OF the gen
eral in charge of the division OF tn
Southern army and warned him o
the spy's presence, then returned 4
her room alone, the danger OF he
action in that wild time neye
daunting her. The spy she inform
ed against was afterward capture,
and shot on the banks OF the Ohio
near that city. On him we're foun
the data telling Of the size OF var
ious companies OF the Confedreat
, army, their location and propose
movements. Had this spy succeed
ed in getting through the lines wit
a., his dangerous information. there
no telling what the cost would hav
been to the Confederate army, an
the woman who had effected tn
situation so fraught with danger I
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100 YEARS OLD.
Grandma SasdsrscH, Of DtH'a' -
Has Lfved a Long and OscfH LeE

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ilay as ever in her life, although hhs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KENTUCKY NEICHBORS.
Observation-Disclosures

], R. Gelske. the architect, is pre-
pairing the plans for the $4,000
hotel to be erected here in the
spring. Rumor has it that the hotel
will be built on Second Street at
the corner of College. The first in
tention was to locate it at the cor
ner of Main and Court streets, but
we understand the deal for that
property has fallen through, -
Paintsville Herald.