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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25

The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kendrick continues i'll with
typhoid fever.
MIR. r. c. Chapman, proprietor of
the Store that Sets the Pace" has
returned from New York city, where
he purchased fine line of Goods.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25

Mr.. Adam Ritter, who lives few
miles west of North Tazewell, with
several members of his family, had
a narrow escape from serious accident
at the depot last Saturday morning.
The buggy in which they were riding
was. struck by freight train and torn
to pieces, but the occupants of the
buggy escaped injury by jumping.
Miss Lou Coulling and Miss Ella
Bowen are eXpectd home from their
summer vacation today or tomorrow.
They spent most of their time mt
Chautauqua, New York.
Mrs. Molie Wells, of Bluestone,
and Mr.. McGhee, of Bluefield, were
married on Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. " L..
Stephenson, in this town, Rev. Mr.
Hartman officiating.
Mr.. w. H. Werth and Joseph
Leslie are getting on finely. The
fever has about burned itself out, and
the patients are longing for one
more square meal.
Princeton and Staunton played "A
lively game of ball at Princeton We'd
nesday, in which game Sam Peery, of
Tazewell, pitched for Princeton and
won the game to 8.
Prof. P. D. Martin, of Eastern
Virginia, has been elected Principal
of the Pocahontas High School,
which will open on the 4th of Sep
tember.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25

The ladies' of the Tazwell Musical
Club are arranging to give an exhibi-
ton in the High School Auditorium
next Tuesday evening, known as the
Baby Opera" which will be parti-
cipated in by fifty or sixty of the
young people OF the town. Mr.. l.. o.
Tyler, of Richmond, who has charge
of the performance in training the
childen is said to be an expert in his
line and treat is in store for the
people who attend.
Mrs. Mamie Davenport, an ex-
perienced nurse and splendid woman,
is nursing Joseph Leslie. She is n
Bedford county woman, but has been
iii Lynchburg and Bluefield for some
time. To her faithful and skillful
work, supplementing the careful and
constant work of DR.. Isaac PIERCE,
the physician, is due largely the
present encouraging condition of the
patient, for which parents and all
are sincerely grateful.
James C. SPOTS, aged CT years,
died at his home at Cedar Bluff yes
terday morning after a short illness.
He suffered stroke of paralysis on
Wednesday,, from which he did not
recover. He is brother to Mrs.
Mary Peery, of Cedar Bluff The
funeral services will occur at Jones
Chapel.
Political pots are boiling hot in
this town and section 1t was evident
all day yesterday that there was
something "doin' " here. There
were signs in the air of things about
to happen. There were whistle calls
from differnt quarters to which the
flock has been scattered. Will they
get together? They usually do Watch
this paper next issue There may be
something to read that will astonish
the natives.
The Culpepper meetings will con-
tinue through Sunday. Every man,
woman and child in this entire sec
ton. should attend these meetings,
and hear the fine sermons preached.
The country people are cordially in
vited. Come and stay for dinner. You
all will be heartily welcomed. You
will never regret attending, but may
regret all your life that you didn't.
Pour into town on Sunday. Fill it full
of people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
Bryan Fayors Jcnes
Lincoln. Neb., August Z, 1911
Hon. w. A. Jones,

Hon. w. A. Jones,
House of Representatives,
Washington, d. C.
My dear Mr.. Jones:
Recent events in other states give
increasing reason to hope for your
success. The election OF Gov. Hoke
Smith to the Senate was triumph for
progressive Democracy, md the
signal victory won by Congressman
James in Kentucky is another indica-
tion of the trend of sentiment toward
aggressive action. Surely Il man of
your ability and experience, standing
for democracy of the Jefferson and
jackson type, ought to be elected
over candidate like Senator Martin,
whose instincts, environment and record
combine to make him the last man
to be thought of in connection of
Senatorship.
Our party is making progress, but
it has real fight before it to over
come the powerful influence exerted
by Wall Street and the predatory
interests that make that their hiding
place. l am grateful to the democracy
of Virginia for the splendid support it
his given me, and feel sure that
1T Will stand by you and thus make a
position of leadership on the people S
side of the great issus now before
the people.
Strength to your arm.
Yours truly,
(Signed) w. J. Bryan.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
Mr.. Royal Nominated

The convention to name a candidate
for this Senatorial district was held
at Richlands last Saturday and Mr..
j. Powell Royal was named as the
candidate. Some difficulty was ex-
perienced by the Tazewell politicians
in getting the counties OF Buchanan
and Dickinson in line, but an argee-
ment was reached whereby Mr..
Roland E. Chase, who was also a
candidate for the nomination, with
drew and threw his strength to
Royal. MIR. Samuel P. Mustard, of
Pocahontas, was nominated for the
Legislature from Tazewell and Buch-
anan counties.
1t is reported that Mr.. Chase re-
ceived assurances at Richlands that
Tazewell would remember him in the
Congressional convention when can
didate is selected to succeed Mr..
Slemp.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
Many a Suffering Woman

Drags herself painfully through hei
daily tasks. suffering from backache.
headache, nervousness, loss of appetite
and poor sleep, not knowing her ills
are due to kidney and bladder troubles
Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief
from pain and misery and prompt
return to health and strength. No
woman who So suffers can afford t.,
overlook Foley Kidpey Pills. Fo,
sale by Jno. l.. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
A Compromise Pending.

An effort was made yesterday to
settle the differences existing be-
tween Messrs. John L. Barns and c..
w. Greever in reference to the can
didacy for the clerkship. A PROPOSE
ton is pending, which will probably
result in primary to determine the
choice of the voters for the place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
OCULUM

A scientific remedy and preventive
for cholera, roup and gapes. This is a
guaranteed remedy. Stop losing your
fowls; it will cure them when too
sick to eat. Price SOC per bottle.
Jackson's Drug Store, Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
For the Senate

:, 1t was rumored on the street that
MIR G. w. Doak is being urged by his
numerous friends to make the race
the for State Senate. MIR. Doak is
widely known and would make a
strong candidate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-25
MONEY TO LOAN-we will cor

MONEY TO LOAN-We will con-
slider applications for loans in
amounts of from ST, 900 to $40, 900
for one to five years on good Farms,
Dwellings,, Business Properties and
Improved Real Eestate with good IT,
tie. Correspondence invited.
VIRGINIA REALTY LOAN CO. Inc.
James r. Laird, Manager, Tazewell,
Va, and Bluefeld, W. Va. 6-2a-6m.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
Why BATTLEsHIP WAS SENT
Bsesuss ~ nisIn.srprstsd ciphsr
Message Ire Maine west %
havana

Prutsbly ven feE knoE hat ne
M.ine - bFe- hurried 70 Havana -
case q 4 uisintsrpre-sd cipker nss-
szzs Mr.. Jaha X CaldEsH. NO had
been in szrEe q tie Havana bareaa.
ard uian ! rs7sset. tod ne thaf
s-vsrzl szys PRIOR 20 NJ srsgsI l.
had uaff rsg-sE.fiJa goa TIE orlcs
for q rF7oiVer. There ssl aozs s-rsE-
a-zs times n The CzLza l-gitAI. rioss
had b-s1 fT=gusnt. the Ives q for
sIgnsTs. particularly those q Ansri-
cans. had teel lore than Onos plaosd
IL iaOrS=ty. ard the tine lad cone
SHEA correspondents felt TIE nssd q
hrsarIas 70 protect ihsir lives he
revolver serr % NJ Caldwell uas
HUEEElsd 70 Aim b. . passenger On
hs steamship OIiTette. 10 Wkou the
ezpO1 lad been entrusted b. Al
gent q The paper In TEnpz- b sozs
EsrsiEht 10 cartridges lad been ss1f
IN u. and Il being Impossible - -
IRE any in Havana. the oOrresDond-
NJ s1blsd to NsE YORK -Csnez Re
sived. but no Plates ssaE ~ BsIr
1ozt-
ThFoESh some strange error On the
an q the one sho received II. the
ryptOSran was construed % be .
ipher and Vas translated 70 rad that
IN artsmpi had bssa made % the hfs
I = c. uFr-Ev-E -. A-a-f-.- -
sci Eeaerni il HANNA This nisin-
0rmztion usnt 70 Washington and
-eaehse there after the Havana cable
1as closed Early The nsIt day Nj
ssldusl received from the Herald tks
GLOWING eFyYtogrEms -Sead story
nd pictures ordered on food supplies:
want Il for nzin sheet By spply.
- TIE cipher keg. ih~ srsr sssteaes
[ Eas readily translated 70 read "A
7 Cnitee States Earship has been OF
dsred 70 Havana The ssoo8d Ell
lzzfIy oonveyel some hint EhIeh IA
I beyoad he limitation o. the code. bU'
I rss EOrt main gave the clus Meet
L inE Gensrsl Lee ~ Breakfast TIA
morning Mr. Caldwell quietly IN
I fayusd hin that the Maine vas q
her Eay 70 HAVANA The general "a
iEersduI0uE. Ne gzrskiP. he assure
/. tie correspondent. EOlld Be seEt q
Havana unless - requested ft--Wsl
ter Scott MsrfFsthsr. in HarpsT
Weekly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
ALMOST CAPTURED BIG PRIZE
NecJrdy Was Within Ten Miles e.
Havana When tire Lubriestins
OIL Gave Out ....

Aboard the PauIdinE . seaman. hzV-
ing ~ glasses At al. shouted:
There he Isl ...
There Re EAs. tEO ssrszks o. black
against the shy. He had o5zss ever
the SLOW boats. passed all the destroy
srs except the PauIding and Sss sail
ing surely toward q waiting Havana.
Ti-h only one destroyer mere ten
minutes or sO-betEeen- MeCuTty's
no mechanicians aboard The Paul
ding began to grin. Make it, OF
course be would! Everything vas syi-
dently WORKING well: and ter minutes
only ten minutes-Eould see the
nan landed safely in Havana. Efth
the big pine to his credit NcCurdy
Eas coming strong Every moment
he Was growing blzckeT and bigger
against the sky.
The Cuban eozst-the smoke Of the
city Eas within sight
And then-
Ny GOd,- somebody said. Hes
allen
This vas true. The nan had
allen There vas no hirtlfke Suck
the sky The man had fallen The
Paulding Eas already turning. Al -
knOts. TO pick him Up; sns he Terry
Eas steAning straight on for Tie
sane purpose There had besE az &C
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

cnrsy JnsS snoun vagnt - n IN
smooth ths surfAcs and an tbs ruta
vithouf eiosginE TIE drng uith an n
eumuIafion q md before H. II should
iron cot and smooth ths road vith-
out disturbing more than surfAre pro
jections. Its main use 4 - al the
ruts and keep The esntsr q TIE rod 70
the proper crown % The water I'll
readily End its uay into The ditrhes-
The attempt % have The fzrFeeFs vol
unfairly drag the rod b heir farms.
o. By ooOperafion have al the Toats
draEEed. I'll never uUrk OF satisfse
t0fLt. some uiF rsspond and Do their
d1ty. but the human hog uust b
reckoaed vifh-the one vho = -
premeiy seihsh. and takes pleasure n
OvsrtrruinE the good Sort q AnOshef
sousftzsss iust 10 - meAn-pure cuss
einnEs TIE NFfteF Uas told q a. n
eiAsnt that illustrated this Dervsrse
ness A eoarse Erainsd middle Agsi
man Ezs hard to SAY. --T'Other dAy
Sas coming bach fr0n town ard seen
Cd nan Jones oui uifh = road dras IN
the rAln-youit a thoaEhf he 0vnet
ire rod Say. yoa OuEht 10 as~en thai
rad uh@n ne snI lake draw ovs- ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
WEBBTLLE.

Rev. Shagp and Eifs closed their
tent meeting here Sunday highland
are going to Bath county to con
tings their work
Dorothy Dean Web Is visiting
friends al Blaine this seek
Miss ChIos NieksU. Of Blains.Eas
yis-uiig her brother. DR.. Nickel. Of
this place. last Essk ...
Miss GOIdia Pennington Vas
shopping IN Louisa last week
Mrs. John ". Kitchen i in Hunt
inE1On. y. Va, attending a big r.
TIVaI netting
E6d Web is on the sick list
Ms. LOZisz S1Oru-itge Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs " L Green
MOrio PBenuingrOB made his Us
uaI Sunday afternoon call al VII
lard.
Roy Sheppard vas calling on Mis-
ZOna Carter OF Prosperity sunday
Mss Lumpa Shepherd and Eil
Houston. Ms Sarah webb ant
Watt WaddeH attended singing a
sandy Valley Sunday
Miss BeIVa Green Vas shOppiIl
At GapsOn last week
= TEr---zv- 49, vz-urras
from Louisa where he has beel
attending school
Misses Lsnie and Sarah Hillmzl
Of Jattie we're shopping here lzs
seek
Arthur Hsnsley Is spending
teE days With home folks
.. :.... ~. Sunny Jim
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

kind Il has its uses ana It's limitA
tons Unfortunately. the nAn Who
mAas II, and for Which the country il
under obligations. OyershOOts the mark
in bis slogan: Good Roads without
Money The DRAG Is doing good E0Tk
1T Is a pity the inventor Is not salts
Hed TO put II and leave Il where IT
belonEs
TIE drag Is not Only useful for earth
roads bat serves an excellent Tlrp0se
IN keeping gravel roads IN condition.
and :, may be used al tines on naeal-
an roads 10 advantage
Dragging shouA always Be done IN
or just following . rain The surface
sAoald - quite vet The drag should
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

uhersoa oas nag riss o. drive vtlh
5leasure o. have = fan ioa1 uitbOuf
strain upon ths korss. vekisie q kAr.
1saA.
To a this he rad must have =
hard. snooth surface and Oifsr ths
uinil1nla % reslstA1es This requires
the saSfars 70 b. -netaled.- ~ TIE
E.nEi.sA azy. / e. e1Terec Sith srlsel
brosen cIole Or a. sg1iyaleut
An Earth rod ray b. an sHeeIlsnt
one tr1sy ard tonOrr0E a very baE
one Il nay b. dstEsi Ia Jgae ahS
frfzf n IzrcA su-h roads have
ne ViTtasa e baby h0rSe-thsy are
lIzbis b fzu Ehsa most zzntsd- With
q stC1e o. gravel rad. isz6inE tro8
the farm. shculE a hszEy ran O1clIT IN
the bgsy sszsr.. vLsn for day q -
il = 100 vet 20 20 into the hsid. TIE
eFTznds % tOEn may - done. So
erai LOads o. ETain o. hoa tzken %
maEkst and - tine vel employed
VIII The average earth rua1E. Eheo
ne helds are to 81 q E0rk the
reads z-e too nrdeg 70 travel Hsnes.
the EEi,er holds TO ths opiniO1 shove
expressed. that 10 eErth rad l. en-
I tifisd 20 Be called a good rod. beezGss
80 much of the time il ID positively
bad.
The eKtraVEEzzs claims ih=i have
bee.I made FOR The road drag are really
boxing barb the building q god
roads Many have believed that al
that EAs required % have good rOaAs
sls % 60 ~ and Town a streAk q
mud once o. tuies say Presto An1
Sehoid. . good h.ghuay This Il sheer
1onsense TIE t01d arciAim q .
River 10 River Road made sood IN
an hour Or 30 q Myth This fzr1Ous
road uAs greatly improved b. the drag
EinE. baf Il i boi . god ruad. sn1
never EfH be until u is thoroughly
drained properly 1rsded and has q
hard. Durable soaring surface plaosd
upoa IL
Il Is bHrlan ngturs 20 huoi for sons
easy. cheaF and speety way 10 a
Ehingz Ent usuaIiy 10 SCORER has oas
liFGdrers-i boz % make some proErss,
toward . soluti1u. than ~ announces
q comp lets reso.utf1aHry discovery TIA
sets aside 81 sNP&7islcs and pTses
ssnt. and Ezizs soU@thinE for norhiaE
The zpsit l1E drag b directly II point
he peCpis RAY As vel make u
thriT minds ron a. to ind cot lAfes
that GOD roads cost money asS lots o
! Il. but they are worth many time
their cost and tier uiu pay for then
selves over and over aEzln every de.
45s- A vel drained and eel buii
uEaeatsu read WIKI a good binder ma
cost snFuLeze iron Ef.gE8 70 1905
Der nj r. bHr snch = road Efth mod
, =rzfs re3airs I'll last for Eslsratioai
p Hence tire future should bar part q
, the bIrien- There - Only one seas
! I BE, bus.nesxlike uay 70 build go
. rozts. ari that Is. b. state aid uhsF
BY ths state preferably from . on
Inc I8E rzts bead issue. pags part q
~ eEFruEe. and tire township issue
10nds, ruasiag from 70 70 - years. 70
u EaTI In this way all the road
aeeeei n = tOEHshiP-ths main road
can - Improved a. once, and n
1syuelts spread over the present an
ne coming generations
By baiidInE al a. Ouce :Tou e
70 tEslty per cent can Be saved IN u
cost q IRE Ecrk, and the c0mmznIt
has ire rcads 70 use from TIE star
OF course latsres; mus; b pad % II
lczds. but sEsiast this E1ss the 1ss q
IRE roads n this Is not Worth nor
than the interest II Is better not {
Juiid TIE roads The road question
4 big one and must b handed IN
zig way
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
Planning tire House.

wen said GiEOr8 Bennington.
ehesrfgIly. I've Got the plans for NJ
new house On the lake shore all In
she'd .... ..-..
Finished TO suit you
Mo. But the architect Is satisfied
and that's ihs best can e1Pect-
Ia. hai How about MIS-. BsrTing
t0ng-
ITS all right With her. too. In fact.
she got that EIei before Ee started.
You see. she laid out the eapbOzrds
and War5rubes. and all the architect
lad 70 DO Eas 70 build = house around
then --CIsyelzad Pain Dealer.
Old WorId Castle on the AudsSn-
washington Heights Is TO have 3
castle Ike those Of The old World.
Plans are being prepared for CON
mendstOre CeleSrino Piva. . wealthy
importer Of rzE silk and a member O
Givsrnaud Brothers Il IL 10 Be erect
ID On the high bIus overlooking the
Hudson riysr and the Palisades. u.s.
tack Of the historical Arrowhead inn
The property comprises more thar
tEenty lots. being part Of the forIel
Mccormick tract ......
The castle is TO be surrounded By
Italian gardens. and the slope Of The
5lun IL 10 Be teTr1oed ard utndinE
roads built 10 reach the castle frou
the Boulevard The building itssif vi
Be . threestory affair. With t-o lock
out tafsess AZ either end and large
perEoIa Al the north end Italian
Renaissance vii Be 'h- sTrhitecturs
Of every detail Of the exterior and IN
tsrior-Ssu YORK Tribune
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

- along the wheel trsck and les
- made By the feet Of the horses
WA.a in this condition one or tzc
.Suas trips With the drag I'll an the
~ and reform TIE surface and Ia 10
~ - yin move ver1 little maigTla'
~ iorwari movement o. the Eae
nl11ii - a. an angie % thai vasr
- material & pushed foru&r1 II Is
- carried 70 the centsr o. The r1aI
M oface Of prhnc roads UiU fer
"a bulletins HPOa the rs o: 4
~ trag free upon appiioauon Rca
a1eiais and others uoaId do gel to
80 sor ITEM
AgOod road Il On. tha; Is r7cd saH
Erns,e 1ss DAYS m the wear -rr'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

A. the great ooy1nzsiOa pageant.
EEich EiI - reEr June Uhea George
Is crowned King George " o. Eng-
lard. here Is to b something entire
y different from anything that has
ever happsEst b-t17e-
Instead q real amor the amor
hat Is 10 Be- vCru iii be made o,
PAPER metal there viii - slsct
oJplss Of ali the Cd sets o. srrnor used
and the paper metal I'll Be 50 hIed
that ths amor uazds from Il vfIl
give he APPEARANCE o. the original
And II il said that in the future the
metal viii b used for almost al
outdoor decorzti0ls.' because II Il
much cheaper tksn Flzstsr paris and
also Is waterproof
!. can Be made 10 represent al the
HEsrsnt metals and i 50 strong that
one can jump On II without making
any impression OF IT,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
Ne, Perfect

A horse dealer vas showing . horse
10 . prospective buyer After running
hin hack and forward for = feu min
utes. he st0Yped and said TO the buy
err what DO you think o. his coat
Isn't he . dandyT
The buyer. noticing that the horse
lad the heHves. replied; Yes. I Ike
his coat. all right. but ! don't Ike his
DsntsL--Tit-Bits
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

- vouitnt Fpossd I, hsI ever sea
. eaE Jones va hot vhsa - ssen
- sninins Re tore arouai Hks =
G1p mAn We souiaht ro- Sita an
- mar. . us giTs hin TIE hai kai
- serf ca
- 20 use 70 DRAG . road aad then
- ( % Rsaln- Let AL ssra uorf
= ffnEsins y done 4at paid for and
n1ls & = h-svY fse for Any oas to
ar ever 4 frsErti r1sa rrtfl n IL
~ s-ough % u uiil not Gu, ~.
Gravel rpais vhlis nep and con
ysatsE uncrr the trAEc shoa deep
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

% reason zAy thsY shouis Dot cone
intp genera use
The problem % sups,yinE FTisonsrE
WITH -grk RAJ SAL aot compete IN
fairly uith FREE lAbor IL rot - solved
Here. hoSsV.E. T. Al article that can
b. readily made TO advantage IN the
p-nitsniisrT and Il uOaii b veil &c
have fsr thgssNad turned OFT
The writer desirss IN The outset %
correct a riisc1noeYtiou thaf seems
quite general. ard thai i. that the
spIif 90 DRAG Is a solution Of the good
-rsAs prO5fstn. Its nothing o. TIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

uEEe = no rOad irnplsnent that viH
. nrrs 70 nAke bad roaAs betfsr
- ths spin IoE drAg. and none that
= |. aggressive A haa4y nan can
~ ~ ~ sss ; sost q - O. ~
nInr ones can b boaSht Of road
nEAAery conpaniss for - 70 SIS
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

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us-
Nov noUr
You never 80 q nan coutng cat
Of church With his hat psrehsd e IL
side Of his bad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
FROST PROOF CAERAGE PLANTS

A lot Of cabbage plants have Just
been put on sale At the SNYDER
Hardware Conpany's store. hey
are frOstprOOf and should Be set
out Immediately. VIII produce very
early cabbage. Price l5e per hun
dred- Go and set a IOa al once
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

she CindiEazntlyl-LOOk Il this
riece Of gods which has just cone cut
Z The vAshtub. How could the naa
vho sold n to ne tsn ne the eOioss
~erN flstt
Hs- suppose bse..ss ~ knsu ~
.haS esala ruA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
4 VIA era.ls.a.

-JiEzs ussS 70 tel ne that TIE
dream o. his life Vas 10 live some
DAY in a Big house o. . Hill
Poor fellow. And nov be IL Ir
the state psnitentiaTy
Tree. bzl that i Big bOGss Aas
Il kaVpsnE 70 bs on a bill
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26

New sterling belt pins at COnley's
store being offered al half PTios
lust as a leader
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-26
SPLIT LOG DRAG
- AND LIMITATIONS OF TINS
pEvIcE N CARING FoR
ROADS.
BzE FOR CONVICT LABOR

D.asss shsols Always ss DOns
- Afssr . RaiR-eood Road 10
So ina Is oood ard Ussbis SGs
1s1s ~ Year.