The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-02-25

The price of hogs jumped at the road and filling
Louisville sockyards from 1925 to stable Clay Wa
$3.50 hundred pounds. along at the TIM
being buried ally
The second of the Bosworth- ten yards The
Wyatt good roads passed ed by the fact IL
the Kentucky Senate by vote of been undermined
81 to TO-
A Mt Sterling
Charles Linville of Nicholas coun- the weather
ty, delivered 1920 pounds of to- says there has
bacco to the Burley Society, which this winter than
graded rs cents
The measure
Nine people were burned to death aries of Circuit
in Kentucky during the past thirty $1,000 year pa
days, three of them being children Representatives
under five years of age law when signed
George Stephens, railroad engi- The Burnley tt
neer shot and killed three of his undertake to poo
little children fatally wounded the of the current
coiored and then turned the of the district be
pistol himself and ended his own ed for March 8
life at Birmingham Ala approve the pied
An attempt to thaw out ten cas- No opposition
es of frozen dynamite at Cedar James the Der
Grove, a construction camp two for Congress in
miles south of Somerset, resulted having appeared
in explosion that killed two men in Paducah THU
and shook every building in Somer Mr.. James the no
set The victims were foreigners.
Robert Barr,
Senator Benjamin +. Tilman, of indicted by the
South Carolina, is dangerously ill in grand Jury charg
Washington and the physicians in implicated in the
attendance say that no prediction Hedges which tc
as to the outcome be made for night rider raid
seYenty-two hours. The Senators Barr il is said
right side is paralyzed and his prove an alibi
speech is impaired. H.... ...". -... -
John D. Green
Whitesburg Ky, Feb, 19.-The Of mules To the
little 2-year-old child of Melinda panv for s525.
Holcomb, widow of Turkey Creek, Carolina nartias
in the southern section of the coun- ai, - = wv IT
IT, burned to DEATH Its clothes for sa6o and on
catching fire from open CRATE oxinoton for I
1t is the third fatality from burn Sentinel
ing in the county during the past
few weeks r.
Louis Ostendorf and d- ' go
rector Of the Empire Theater or ~ =
chestra, shot and killed Italian "' Nieu ~ :
violnist named Casca at the en- 'oHe"p oOiilo,'
trance to the theater Casca, who pian' a. 40 ~
had been dismissed from the or weie piousut ~
chestra, had fired two shots into ~ "
the directors abdomen when osten- e'e'"' 'r"i en-
dorf wrested the revolver from his
assailant and killed him. ostendorf Paris NY" re
died shortly afterward ioaded cigar give
his companions
Fruit raisers who have examined rector, young
the peach buds report that the late dels Mill precnc
SMELL NJ zero weather sealed the of both eyes, R
fate of the peach crop in this cin burned ABOUT the
ity for 1910 Some parties report ana ms eyebrows
that they unable to find any termihauon Oh u
buds left with the least sign of life.
Fruit was plentiful last year, and Sharpsburg, X
if there is to be crop failure this old Purdue hou
year it means little harder srug- owned by Waller
gle for many families to solve the miles west of t
problem of making both ends meet by fire at ear
--Hepkinsville Kentuckian. George Morgan,
lily had moved
Jackson KY, Feb. 17.-This city Day before his
badly shaken yesterday by the all MS housenoN
fall of a cliff of rock overhanging stroyed' There
the county road Cane Creek,
four miles from town The whole The GeorgetoN
side of the mountain for more than los will grow in
125 yards tumbed into the road and advantages
creek near the residence of Terra labor savers
! pin" Jack Little, destroying the corn crop saver
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