The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26
PIKEVILLE.
Seriously Hurt Home Burned
Local Happen ngS.
--Pikeville Herald


rent his second street residence.
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DIR. z. A. Thompson, who has been
lndisposed for few days with a
case Of grippe is able to be out
again.
Ward Lumber Company vs.. Cole
man, etc, Pike; affirmed by the Cour
o: Appeals on the original and re-
y.rsed on the cross-appeal.
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The meeting at the NJ. i, Church
closed last Friday night Great good
was accomplished at this meeting
there having been something like
40 or 80 conversions.
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Not only the ladies' but number
OF gentlemen are thankful that our
postmaster has put up an announce
Inent forbidding smoking in the
postofice A commingling Of old
pipes, cigars and cigarettes Is
tough on non-smokers.
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A movement Is on foot to provide
for preaching at least once month
at every church and mission RSint
II. this county. Be prepared TO do
your part when the call comes.
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John jeff Thompson Is working IN
the depot this week in the place Of
Ed Brooks, who is filling Hugi. IT.
wins place, who was compelled to
lay off on account OF illness,
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DIR. Elder who will hold evangelis-
tic services at the College Chapel
next week, is from Portsmouth, D,
He is teacher Of the largest Union
~ raining for Service Class in
the world except two others, Des
Moines. Ia. and Parsons, Nans,,
II is the largest training class II
any kind in the world.
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On last Monday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. w. W. Gray, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank Of Pike
? VILE, and one of the most popular
i young men of this city, was married
to Miss Bessie Potter, OF Bowlinl
Green, KY. The bridal pair immed
= iadely left on a wedding tour which
will include Washington aud othe
: Eastern cities.
a Quite a deplorable accident occur
= ed yesterday, when Miss Jetuc, tn
15-years-old daughter Of ]. d, Eau
a ill., while gathering eggs in III
n bay loft, was precipitated TO tn
" around, on account of a plank bTeal
ing.She fell across wagon seriousl
lnjuring herself internally She va
~ unconscious most all day, the ply
m sicians using every means 10 restoi
her. She partially regained consciou
% ness In the evening. II is feare
: she is dangerously injured.
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Ursel, the little son, of Mr. an
Mrs. Albert Pool, while playfully b
lrg drawn to the top of the col
house by some companions, who hs
placed rope around his waist 4
the purpose, was painfully injure
Yesterday by the rope breaking
twain. He was precipitated astriC
the garden fence, picket penetra
ing deep into the thigh. The do
tors dressed the wound and the Il
tie fellow is now doing nicely.
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Burned out Of house and hon
This was literally true last Fridi
night of John Thompson, of Johi
creek, this county. He is the son
Elder II. II. Thompson, of Mou
Card. He and wife and children ba
ly escaped in their night c'cthC
Their furniture a lot of came
goods and everything was burne
The neighbors furnished some cloth
1t seems to us that here's ca
where neighbors and friends can q
Ply the Golden Rule worthily.
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Hillard, Ohio.
l have lived in Franklin count
Ohio over twelve months and
Kentuncky friends want to know VI
/ think Of the country. ! will
to give them my ideasthrough I
columns Of the NEWS.
This is fine farming count
ard there are lots Of up-to-date &
mers here The people here are g
orally kind 10 Kentuckians VIII
they find that we are trying to tr