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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
CADMUS.

II. b. Hulette will begin a series
of meetings at Green Valley the
Saturday night before the second
Sunday in March.
The sick OF our neighborhood is
much improved.
j. w. Elkins is having fine lot
of lumber sawed, preparatory OF
building a house.
c. b. and Jay N. Shortridge are
building a fine barn for jeff Collins
worth.
Isaac Cunningham OF olioville wa
at w. V. Roberts one day last week
Dan Derifield, J. B. Young, J.. ].
Jordan and VIM White were drift
ing timber for W. v. Roberts on
the recent tide.
James Workman has rented a
farm of VIM. Riley and has moved
there.
susan Riley was calling on her
sister-in-law, Nancy Hartman. last
Friday.
Adam Hartman was called to
Fallsburg on official business Mon
day
r A. j.. Scott, who was seriously
hurt by falling from a foot bridge
crossing Cattsfork about the 10 of
January. is slowly improving.
Mrs. Laura Sollinsworth is going
to Catlettsburg to see her people.
Little Dock Hartman was visiting
his two little cousins Adam and
Mary Aldridge Sunday.
Miss Myrtle and Nellie Rife
were at Sunday school at Green Val
ley Sunday.
Edgar Scott had the misfortune
to get burned the other night by
having on a false face made OF
cotton and some fellow set fire to
1t, and while 1t was fun for the
croud II was trouble for Edgar,
Sol Moore has came home from
Pike county, where he has been for
two years
C. B. Stuart was at Potter Fri
day,
Claud Fred Bert and Edna Stuart
were visiting the writing school at
Green Valley Thursday of last
week
SPUNK.
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/. sunday and Monday.

Mr., and Mrs. Sam Harvey OF Fort
Gay, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Carr Sunday.
Mr.. Floyd Webb was calling on
Three mile girls Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Rains Is very III
with the fever.
Joyliff Maynard OF Fort Gay was
the guest of Miss Mollie See Thurs
day
Miss Minnie Holbrook was the
guest OF Miss Fannie Webb Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Cecil Bartram and Floyd
Webb visited Three mile Saturday
nigh.
Miss Ida Bartram was visiting
her sister Mrs. virnie Lynch Sun
day.
Dellie Peters Normie Rains at
tended prayer meeting at this place
Sunday.
Mr.. Mont See of the point is
talking of buying Grant Bartram' q
farm above Fort Gay.
GUESS WHO. X. Y. z.
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CHRISTMAS.

There will be services at this place
second Sunday by Rev. James Har-
vey.
Several girls and boys from this
place attended church at Morgan
creek Saturday night.
Herbert Adkins has gone TO the
coal field TO work.
Miss Lillip Burton and Charley
Jordan were calling ut Jesse Ad-
kins Tuesday.
y Webb Prince will leave here in a
I few days for Ohio. where he Will
make his future home.
George Diamond is slowly inn
proving.
Key chaffin was calling ON Miss
Julie Adkins Sunday
Misses Nary and Rosie Spillman
were visiting Ida and Cora Berry at
Madge Sunday.
John Clark OF Maple Grove was
calling on Miss Hester Adkins Sat
urday night.
willard Lyons was calling on Miss
Cora Carter OF Trad sunday
Therman Short was visiting Miss
Gladys Adkins Saturday night
Miss Mary spillman OF Dry Ridge
was visiting home folks Saturday
night and Sunday.
David Lyons and family Will
move from this place to Gait.
Miss Martha Jane spiIlman was
shopping at Christmas recently.
Mrs Arthur Spillman, OF this
place. visited Mrs. James Casey of
Falisburg. Saturday night and Sum
day
Mart spillman entertained quite
a lumber OF his friends Sunday eve
IN honor of his niece, Mrs. Mary
Lowe. Among those present were
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
PROSPERITY.

Church win began at Brushy Fri
day night everybody is invited to
come and take a part in the worship
Of God.
Green weilman and family We're
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Burton. Sunday.
Miss Lena Bishop, who has been
visiting relatives at Cordell. has
returned home.
Frank Evans was visiting Mr..
Adams Sunday.
Luther Burton is talking OF going
into the timber business with Mr..
Cyrus.
Ella Lyons visited Mrs Frank
Evans Sunday.
wertie Burton. school teacher at
Dlaine. passed here Sunday.
N. ]. Corden attended literary ut
blaine Friday night
Mrs. w. M. Mcdowell is visiting
her parents In Greenup this week
Milton Evans OF Louisa pur-
chased fine horse of his brother
Frank OF this place.
Mid Wheeler OF near Blaine, had
the misfortune OF getting his house
burned.
Doc whitten OF Watterson passed
hero Sunday enroute to Blaine.
Merida osburn of Blaine has
rented house OF Joce Rigsby and
will move the last OF the week.
Mrs. Nan Boggs. of Blaine was
Waiting her nephew, l. $. Boggs.
last Saturday night.
Church at Brushy was largely at
tended Thursday night.
Jim Carter and Leo Berry were
visitors in our locality sunday
YOUR PET.
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INEZ.

j. W. Hayden prominent farm
er of this section, has opened a
new hotel at this place.
Miss Laura Hardin is visiting
friends at Cassie, w. Va.
Misses Docia Williamson and
yirgie Preston were visiting trends
at Lickbranch Saturday.
The Hardin Hotel of this place
has been considerable crowded by
travelling men and students the
past week.
w. H. Preece, a prominent young
attorney of this county, has located
here for the practice OF law.
Inez High school is booming. Hav
more students than we can accom-
modate.
1t is reported here that w. B..
Ward of Prestonsburg, KY. is to
return and make this his home.
Shade Booth of Warfield is at
tending Inez High school.
Mrs. Matte Muncy of Williamson
w. Va. is here, visiting friends.
Miss Florence copley of Millet
W. Va, is here visiting friends.
Miss Norma Kirk has returned.
from short visit with friends at
Warfield.
Wallace Hale of Warfield was a
business visitor here Friday.
Thomas Howard is a student of
the Inez High school
Charley Wellington, OF White
post is visiting friends here.
Sam Starr who has been attend
ing school here was called home on
the account OF sickness
Harrison belong of belong, KY,
was business visitor here Satur-
day.
Geo. Butcher has returned home
from short stay up the river,
Hamilton Ward was caller in
Inez Saturday.
TWO COUSINS.
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MoRGANs CREEK.

We are sorry TO hear of the death
of James Fugate.
Miss Hattie Thacker returned
home after two weeks visit with
her aunt Pernalia Christian, on
Morgan creek.
Miss Jimmie Murphy and Ben
Church married Saturday evening al
2 O'Clock.
Jim Christian Jr, was calling on
Beckie Church Sunday.
sherman Christian and Ben
Church were calling on Lue and
Jimmie Murphy Friday night.a
W. D. Church was calling. on Miss
Sarah Adkins Sunday,
Martin Church was calling on
Miss Florence Christian Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Church were
visiting Mrs. Permelia Christian
Sunday
Bill Church purchased a fine
horse
Emma Christian and Laura
Church are on the sick list.
Sherman Foster visited Miss Net.
tie Hughes at Chattaroy w. Va.
LONESOME GIRLS,
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FARM FOR SALE.

300 acres fine bottom and Hill
land at mouth of Cherokee, 3 milea
from Blaine town. on road to Webb
Vile, miles from railroad. Rail-
road surveyed through farm and
sure to be built. so to 60 acres very
rich bottom. IL to 25 acres ov-
erflows with backwater in winter or
spring, but no crop destroyed by
water for 33 years. Yield SO to
80 bushels corn per acre. zoo
acres cleared and in grass and
crops. 100 acres in timber, enough
to keep up place so years. Good
school half mile. graded school 3
miles away. Water and springs In
every field coal banks open. z
to feet. Good neighborhood. Rea-
son for selling. health failed and
farm running down since l left Il.
Apply to +. R. Moore. Louisa, KY.
or go look for yourself.
Also. ESQ acres miles from Lou
lisa, on Blaine. Good buildings, goo
roads. and good hill land, some bot
tom. Near best college in State
Fine neighborhod. school house one
mile distant. Prices reasonable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08

Gypsy and Hattie Sparks, Mary and
Ella spillman, Webb Prince. Jonah
Adkins, Harvey Preece, Fred and
Charlie Sparks.
Mrs. Della Collinsworth was visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Charley Carter
at Yatesville. Saturday night and
sunday.
Mrs. Charley Jordan was shopping
at Christmas Saturday.
Miss Geneva Berry, OF Yatesyille,
was visiting her sister. Mrs. Willie
Spillman, Tuesday.
Jonah Adkins was at Dennis last
Sunday.
Ben Burchett was at Mr.. Adkins
Wednesday.
Misses Ethel Sparks and Romie
Prince were visiting Misses Jane ant
Vivian Lyons Saturday night.
Miss Martha Adkins is staying
with her sister, Mrs. George Dia-
mond, who is very sick.
Miss Laura Chaffin was visiting
her aunt, Jennie Cooksey, OF Dennis
SOMEONE'S SWEETHEART.
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ORIENT.

Mrs. John McKinzie, who has
been sick for some time, is some
better
Tom Fletcher, of Lickbury, died
last week. He was cutting tree
and limb struck him in the head.
He leaves wife and four children
to mourn his death.
Mrs. Lonnie Cooper, OF Lickbury,
died the 18th of February,
Miss Ella Ramey and Walter RAJ
mey of Orient visited their sister
Mrs. Rosa Russell on Lick creek
Sunday night,
A. NJ. Ramey is at Jenkins and
expected to stay their some time.
Miss Lullie Wheeler, who has
been attending school at Sandy Hool
has typhoid fever.
Joe Russell and Jim Ramey have
returned home from jenkins.
Grover Franklin and wife have
moved to Bloomington.
Alafare Wright and Bertha Wheel
er. who has been attending school
at Sandy Hook are expected home
soon, as the fever is there.
Mrs. Rosa Russell visited Mrs.
BERTHE Meade Thursday evening
Miss Ella Ramey visited Miss
Flora Williams Tuesday evening.
Dentist 7. v. Wheeler of Blaine
has been working at Silverhill for
the past two weeks.
The regular church time at
Rockhouse the first Saturday and
Sunday in each month.
Ben Hammons has sold his farm
on Rockhouse and is going to move
to Ohio.
TWO SISTERS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
EAST FORK.

Frank Banfield and oseor Stanley
were on this side. Sunday.
Mrs Roscoe shortridge WAS visit
ing her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Arch
Smiths Sunday,
Fred and Willie Neal spent Sun
day evening at Mr. Smiths
Several attended the funeral OF
Mrs. John Savage at Fallsburg Sun
day.
Noll Savage passed through here
Sunday enroute to Jas. Taylor's
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Howell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Levi
Thornsberry.
Denver Elswick Ia our mail car
rier now.
Jas. Taylor. will start Thursd ay
for Columbus to visit his sister Mrs,
Taylor Coburn.
SUN BEAMS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
JUST LIKE A DARKEY.

See hyuh, white man." exclaim-
ed Rastus. Go back dar an look at
dem books ag'in. You don owe me
no nine dollars
The clerk compiled, and returned
with the statement that he had been
mistaken, and that Rastus still
owed the store nine dollars.
Now you talkin' sense said Ras-
tus contentedly. Come on back
hyuh an give me strip OBJ bacon.
you see," explained Bailey, that
old fellow knew that as long as he
kept in debt to the store they would
give him credit, and he was afraid
that If he ever got out of debt the
store might refs- him credit the
next time he asked for it.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
BoLTsFoRK.
sPUNK

Estill Rife and Curtis Leslie are
dealing heavy in the fur trade.
Bill Novlty made business TRIP
to town recently
Mrs. j. T. Ross is very low with
lung fever.
Oscar Stanley was calling on Miss
Murtil Coburn Sunday.
John Morgan and Nurl Higgins
were calling on Mr. Cas- Sexton last
Sunday.
Mr.. Dove Edman, Allen Stanley
and Curtis Leslie took big coon
hunt Thursday.
Lotion Justice was calling on
Miss Della OPEL.
Curtis Leslie was calling on Maud
Taylor Sunday
II was surprise to the people
of Boltsfork of the wedding of Mr..
Bert Edman and Miss Bertha Hig-
gins. which occurred Feb 25.
Floyd Robinett and Joe Ross
were calling on Miss Elite aud
Armie Harris Sunday.
Patty Pope attended church at
Glenwood Sunday night
Allen Stanley was calling on Miss
Mary McDoodle Thursday night.
John Hogan was shot and severely
wounded down at Cas- Sections Sun
day
OLD BUM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
SUNNY SIDE.

Prayer meeting here every Sun
day night.
The little daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. D. G. See is very i'll with
lung fever.
Mr.. Lys weilman visited Thre,
Mile Sunday
Miss Minnie Holbrook was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Malissa
Bartram Sunday.
Mr.. Wee See was the guest OF
Miss Myrtle Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. John Wilson Of Kenova was
the guest OF Miss Mollie See Fri.
day night.
Mr.. Noah Wellman and Tom
Pauley we're calling on Mollie. and
Ivy See Saturday night.
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Bartram were
the guest OF ID. G. See Sunday.
Mrs. Kizzie Robertson and daugh-
ter and son were visiting her moth
or Mrs. Sarah See Sunday.
Fannie and Belle Webb were the
guests of d. G. Sees daughters Sun
day.
Mr.. Sammie and George wsllman
have gone to vnlcsn W. Va, to
work.
Prank Blodsest was at Sunny
Side Sunday.
M. ana ~. Willis webb and
ifttls dhuShter, Garnet vihitsd horhe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
WALBRIDGE.

Jesse Mckee of Pre- Stonsburg wa.
visiting Miss Kizzie See Sunday.
John Vaughan of Lick creei
makes regular trips to Three mile
Bro. Miller filled his appointment
at this place last Saturday and
Sunday.
w. H. Burke, who has been sm--
ployed by the Southern Bell tele.
company visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Burke, at this place
,Atafday and Sunday.
The little son of Chas, Haws has
pneumonia.
Kizzie See is just recovering from
a severe case OF tonsilitis
Sam See, Jr., left Sunday night
for New Cumberland w. Va,
NJ. R. Sammons of Huntington
was business visitor at this place
last week.
VIM, Peck, who has been in Mis-
souri, for some time has returned
to his old home at this place.
Mcclellan Reek OF Carpenter o.,
passed through here Saturday en-
route to Summit to visit his sister
Mrs. j. G. Summons.
B. ]. Galloway, Of this place, has
accepted a position at Edgsrton. W.
Va. -
Minerva See Of thA place wis
visiting friends at Torshlight for t.s
past week.
JACK See, who has been Attend
ing bcAoOl at TailSeurg, has re-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief affarded by
applying Chamberlain Liniment.
Not one case OF rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment
whatever. This linlment is for sale
by All Dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08
FARM FOR SALE.

251 acres. with all mineral rights,
2 miles from Fort Gay. W. va, 40
acres cleared 5 acres level land.
1 log house. SEINE timber. Price
s3bo0, half CASH balance one and
two years. TfAadarm is being sold
10 settle an estate.
U. G Baxgam. Adnn'r.
Fort Gay, ". Va.
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turned home.
Mrs Lyss See is on the sick list
this week.
Chas. Grant, will move his family
from this place to Torchlight next
week
Crit See of this place is at Prest-
onsburg.
CASEY JONES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won It's great reputation and ex-
tensive sale by its remarkable cures
OF coughs, colds and Group. 1t can
be depended upon. Try it. Sold by
All Dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-08

You can say goodbye to constipa-
ton with clear conscience II you
use Chamberlain's Tablets. Many
have been permanently cured by
their use. For sale by All Deal
era.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
RIDDEN CONTRACT
 AWARDED SEPT. II
Considerable Rivalry Expected to De- velop in the Building of New
 Hotel

A contract for the construction of the Roden hotel will be awarded September Il. according to announcement made yes terday The officials are receiving bids for the steel construction and for other contracts. and 1t is indicated that great deal of rivalry will develop among con- tractors for the construction of the hotel.
 It was announced yesterday that 75 per cent of the caissons had been placed, which are from 20 to 70 feet deep. The steel for the building has already been routed and the first shipment will arrive here about September l. The arrival here of the steel, which was ordered some time ago by the American Bridge company. will be the signal for the rapid beginning of work on that hotel. It is understood that the Roden officials are determined to lose little time in getting the hotel actually completed and that all work will be rushed forward as rapidly as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
WOULD PUT PENALTY UPON
 DELAYED TELEGRAPH MESSAGE

Thomas J. Judge, one of Jefferson s representatives in the legislature. and one of the youngest members of that law making body. will have a bill to submit when the extraordinary session occurs.
 If his measure is adopted, the telegraph company which fails to deliver message. whether or not as result of such failure, damages are sustained, will be subject to penalty. MT. Judge declares that there are laws to this effect in several other states of the union
 There Is no doubt,' stated he, ''but that there Is need for the law in Ala baraa. The message might not be of vital importance. but that fact should not ex- cUse the companies for error through carelessness or otherwise. And if the law exists. the result might be that the companies will be more alert than other wise, and thus make less probable an error in delivering messages which are of vital importance.
 T will introduce the bill, and feel con >fident that it will carry through both Houses without serious trouble'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
PLANNING WOMAN'S
 COLLEGE FOR CITY Further Conference Held by
 Chamber Committee DIR. RILEY SPEAKS
Advantages of Large Institution of Learning for Women Makes a Strong Appeal to Members
 of the Committee

Yesterday at noon another conference was held In the interest of the Blr- mingham Woman's college, an enter prise to which the attention of the Chamber of Commerce was called some time since by pr. B. F. Riley.
 President J. W. Sibley was at once enlisted and invited Dr. Riley to meet the committee on education of the chamber to discuss and outline his plans. This meeting was adjourned to meet yesterday when there was a full CT attendance of the committee togeth- CT with President Sibley. Judge John Radcliffe. The proposition was again submitted by pr. Riley, who explained the character of the proposed enter prise, Its advantages and value to the city and other details. He was fol- lowed by L. Sevier, chairman of the educat ational committee. Ben NJ, Jacobs, W. N. Malone and John H. Miller.
 The consensus of the meeting was that school of the highest grade for the education of young women should be established within the city, with all the modern appointments of a greai school of learning No definite action was taken at the meeting yesterday A subsequent meeting is to be held tt consider a report to be submitted tC the board of directors, thence to the Chamber of Commerce, when further action will be taken. It was stated bS several of the speakers that with th' immense facilities afforded by Bir- mingham as a great railroad center, it' rapid increase in population, It's SUI perior climate and growing culture that the establishment of a great col lege for women would be opportune a this time.
 What has been done up to date Il merely preliminary, but Il Is expected that the movement will be pushed for, ward to a final consummation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
SALVATION ARMY
 MEMORIAL SUNDAY
Service in Honor of General Booth Will Be Held at First
 Methodist

Memorial services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the First Methodist church by the local division of the Salvation Army. The exercises will be in memory of the late General William Booth, founder of the army. At this hour similar services will be held in every city in the world where the Salvation Army has a corps, and Will be observed wherever the salvationists have established homes or colonies. At the services Sunday several prominent speak CTS will make short addresses, and the favorite songs of General Booth will be rendered by an augmented choir.
 The services will be uniform throughout the world and will be rendered in almost every known tongue and language.
 The full programme will be announced later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
CLARK ORDERED
 TO MOVE MATERIAL
Says He Will Be Forced to Put Up Cheap Building on Park
 Avenue

Gen. Lous " Clark appeared be- fore the commission yesterday in ref erence to the debris that has been al- lowed 10 remain at Twentieth street and Park avenue for some weeks sThe net result of the conference was that the commission ordered the removal of the brick and lumber and the sub sequent declaration of General Clark that he intended 10 erect small building there in lieu of handsome structure.
 The citizens of that community pe- titioned the city to cause the removal of the material. General Clark, in defense said that his plans for a hand some building there had been dis turbed three times, causing q post ponment of actual construction. He told the commission that if he were given some weeks he would erect there a building that would be an ornament to that part of the eity, but if he was forced to act promptly he could not erect anything except cheap two- story building or something on that order. The buildings in the fire zone are under the supervision of the build ing inspector and the commissioners said to General Clark that they must insist upon immediate compliance with the order.
 It was announced by General Clark that he would start this morning tear ing away the stand that has been on the site and would start to utilize the brick and lumber at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday in the office of the probate clerk
 V, F. Ray of Vivian and Mrs. Mary R. Perry.
 R. L. Lacy of Birmingham and Miss Hazel Clandy.
 W. J. Leahard of Birmingham and Miss Willie Elizabeth Bullard
 John Marin of Flat Creek and Miss Maria Hernandez.
 John c. Brown of Wylam and Miss Mary E. Robertson.
 Jim Banks of Jasper and Miss Willie Fair
 Frank Barnes of Thomas and Miss Zera Butler.
 w. F.. Little of Birmingham and Miss A Cora Gunter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-28
FLEEING NEGRO IS
 SHOT BY DETECTIVE
E. II. Warren Will Be Summoned Be- fore Coroner's Jury Which Will
 Investigate This Morning

City Detective E. IT. Warren will be arraigned before the coroner's jury and court of investigation this morn ing at 10 o'clock when the killing of Willie Gamble. a negro. yesterday aft ernoon at l o'clock near Fifteenth street and Third avenue. will be in- vestigated.
 Gamble was shot in the hip by De- tective Warfen when he attempted to escape from the officer yesterday aft ernoon. He died a few minutes later at the Hillman hospital, where he had been rushed in an ambulance
 Those who saw the shooting say that it seemed to be the detectives in- tentlon to shoot merely to stop the ne- gro, but his aim was bad and the negro fell, fatally wounded.
 The negro was wanted by the police for an alleged robbery of harness from d livery stable on Fifteenth street and Third avenue. and the theft of s6 in cash
 When questioned by. reporters yer terday afternoon, Detective Warren said that he did not care to make any statement concerning the killing