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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
BRAY ARRESTED
Railway Fireman Charged with Testi-
flying Falsely I'm Recently Tried
Damage Suit.

L. C. Bray. Il fireman employed by the
Southern Railway Company, was ar
rested In Danville yesterday by Ser
geant John 4. Willard, Of this city. on
a charge OF perjury I'm the suit Of John
c. Roach against the Southern Rail-
way, which was recently tried In tho
Hastings Court, Part II. He was
brought to Richmond last night. and
Will probably be given hearing this
morning in Police Court. Part il.
Bray was indicted by a special grand
jury in the Hastings Court, Part H.,
for perjury. Roach sued the company
for damages. alleging that n passing
train put out his eye. Bray testified
that he was a passenger on the train
with Roach. that he heard the sound
OF breaking glass. and saw small
piece Of glass on the window sill near
Roach The grand Jury Indictment
charged that Bray was not a passenger
on the train with Bray. Roachs suit
resulted in a verdict for the defendant
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
REVIEWS EFFORT TO SETTLE
MARSHALL TAX DISPUTE
State Moves Federal Court to Re.
mand Famous Case OF Will
liamsburg Woman.
TO ARGUE MOTION IN JUNE
Counsel for Wealthy Asylum Inmate
Relies on Diverse Claim OF Citizen
ship to Keep Case in United States
Court

With tn" long controversy over the
back taxes Of Thomas Fortune Ryan
brought to n successful conclusion. tho
Commonwealth of Virginia has renew I'd
its Gifts to hasten the adjustment
OF the Marie Marshall case. in which
the city OF williamsburg and tho
State are claiming back taxes aggre-
eating 100000.
Christopher r. Garnett. acting for
the Attorney General. appeared before
the United states District Court in
Norfolk Monday and moved that the
case he rcmanded t. the Circuit Court
OF Williamsburg ard James City. The
motion Will be argued before Judge
Edmund Waddill, Jr some time In
June.
Tho case was taken to the Federal
courts Mt the instance Of counsel for
the Marshall estate. who. claiming that
Miss Marshall Is "a citizen OF New York,
made the point that the case was one
in which sovereign Comm on wealth
was suing an individual OF another
state, and that must necessarily, there
fore. be tried in the United States
courts This view Is contested by the
state OF Virginia. which socks an adj
justncnt Of the controversy in the
State courts.
lf the assessments against the Mar
shall estate are finally upheld. the State
will receive NJ its share OF the back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
WILL VISIT DEPARTMENTS
Administrative Board Abnndons Indi.
Vidun1 Assignments. md VIII

Under a motion offered by Chairman
John Hirschberg, the Administrative
Board decided yesterday morning to
give more particular attention TO the
various departments under it's control
by paying each monthly visit.
This action will preclude the posi-.
bifty Of any member OF the board being
unfamiliar with any department.
Formerly department. assignments were
given to members OF tho board, but,
the plan being found unsatisfactory,
this method was given up. Hereafter
the various departments OF the city
government working under the Admin
istrativa Board will be governed by the
board as whole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03

taxes about $4,000. All back taxes
assessed prior TO the tax-remitter law.
"hlch goes Into erect on Juno Is. go
into the general fund TO be divided ~,
tho basis OF two-sevenths for school
purposes and fve-sevcnths for the een-
eral purposes OF government Tho
same division will be followed in ,ha
disbursement OF the $4,000 received hv
me State from Nj. Ryan. The schools
VIII receive from the Ryan settlement
the sum OF s44.22l.
Eack taxes collected on as.er.nc,,.
made after June is. will, under Tia
terms or the statute, be applied ely
ciusively to school purposes. In Gov.
ernor Stuarts estimate Of the spccI,,
revenues that may he expected nv ,ho
schools In the next two years. tn. In !.
come from this source Is placed at
100000 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
WILL INSTALL UNDERPASS
Chesapeake and Ohio to DO Away With
DnnGer ut Laundry Cross
iDR

Genera solicitor Henry Taylor, OF
~" 'hcso pcake ard Ohio hallway
'ompauy. appeared before the Admin
iStra'ir" Board yesterday morning. and
stated 'hat the company would send
engineers 10 max" survey OF I.aun-
-! 'rosSing. approximately a mile west
~ iho Richmond branch Of the Amer
!c*n ior"mo'iv" Worka. with the idea
Of constructing nn underpass AT the
crossing
Som. months ago Or. q. T. Collins.
"f Highland Springs. was killed at
Laundry Crossing when he attempted
:" PASS In his automobile In front OF
Il passenger train. The locomotive an
Ein"tT was eNon"ratcd Of blame nv
:" coroner jury, but tho Adnlinis,ra-
I'VE board, III order to avoid further
| fataiiiE adopted a resolution renn,rinr
The railway company 70 install gates
ana signal hclis at tho crossing
The proposa) Of the company 10 con
! f'rrot an undcrpnss win. il 1; is
| done. meet All requirements made p,
'the Administrative Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
CORONER'S JURY HOLDS
KILLING WAS UNSUITABLE
Abaoircs Policeman wucst From Biame
for Shooting Down Negro In
Blind Alley,

co!oner's jury yesterday returned
u verdict I" the effect that Patrolman
X. w Wucst was justified in killing
George Howe, the negro burglar shot
ny the OFFICER last Saturday night fol-
towing desperate wight in down
town alley The evidence showed that
Howe had turned on the policeman
after being placed under arrest and
had endenrorcd To choke him wucst
hrcd but once. afier Howe had got
both hands around his throat. and tho
n"Er" died before an ambulance sur
gcon arrived
William T.. Jiarrelson. OF IIarrelson
& Co. Governor Street from which
p!aC" How" was carrying lot or stolen
merchandise AT the time ne was shot.
testified that the negro had formerly
bcen employed hy his nrm and had
been discharged for thcfts Howe had
served several terms on the roads and
ia jail for larceny. Saturday night ba
climbed 70 the third story Of the bust
ness house by way q the fire escane
and forced window opeu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
STRAND AND LITTLE TO
REOPEN WITH MOVIES
1'heaters. Closed for Weeks, ncsume
BuS'nesn Under Direction OF
Jake Wells.

After a dark period lasting in the
one instance several months ana IN the
other several weeks. the Strand and
Tn" Little Theatcrs wNi reopen ,he.,
doors next Monday nigh, under the
direction OF Jake Wells who has given
considerable of his time 70 a personal
supervision o? the many alterations
and improvements made al both places
OF Amusement
The Strand Will hereafter house
Paramount photoplaYs. frs, presented
at the Little, ANA more recently, dur.
ing tho period the strand wa being
reoccoratcG. AZ the Odeou
The Little WIZ hereafter present re-
leases OF the Genera! Film Program.
and VIII number among its stars me
faTorites Of V!tagraph. Lubin. Essnnav
and Se!i- studios Both theaters viii
begin their performances al the noon
hour and they VIII be continuous un-
IN II o'clock AZ night; The Od.on
hereafter viii present only the more
prominent feature productions. begin
ming This policy next Monday. Tho
Colonial, Bljo1 aud Isis viii confirms
their present policies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
TABLET TO BACON
Colonial DANES VIII InyeiI Ncno,i,,
10 Revolutionary Hero with
Appropriate Ceremonies

tablet, erected in the state Cap!.o,
by the Colonial DANES OF America TO
The memory OF Nathaniel Bacon, VIII
be unveiled MonGay afternoon ., 4
o'clock, and memorial on tho site g..
the landing OF General Edward rrtl
dock at Hampton Will be uny.ntI ia.
next day.
The presentation Of The Bacon tab;.,
Will be made by Mrs. William puNin
Cox. and Governor Stuart viii acc.r. !,
on behalf of the state. Sally Berkeley
Gordon and Ludwell Lee Mou;av.c
children OF Mrs. T {. Gordon and iir.
jeffrey Montague. Will unveil the table,
After tho unwilling ceremonies. Or. g
A1phonso Smith. of the University q,
Virginia, will deliver an address. 10
be followed by II reception by the GOV.
ernor, at the maneinn. Rev. 6. FREQ.
land Peter, rector OF St James Ep!scc-
PAL Church, will offer the Invocation
and Bishop William Cabeil Brown tn,
benediction,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
NEW SMOKE ORDINANCE
Proposed Inv Creates OHcc of Smoke
Inspector nnd Provides FEES for
IusnectjOnk.

An ordinance providing for smoke
Inspector, at n salary to be determined
by the Administrative Board, will be
offered before the Board OF Aldermen
at its meeting next Tuesday night.
The ordinance provides that fees BIO
charged for examining tho heating sys-
TENS OF the various plants which will
be affected by the ordinance, the max
imum fee being go
Tho ordinance was drawn by City
Attorney Pollard, after consultation
with DR.. f. G. Levy. chief health of
hcer. members OF the Administrative
Board. and the Richmond Academy Of
Medicine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
.Judre pudley nj Ho.nItsl

Judge sydney J. Dudley, OF Hampton
and Richmond. was operated on at tho
stuart Circle Hospital on Monday. He
was said yesterday to be recovering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
building Inxafe

Justice crutchfeld yesterday imposed
another fne Of $50 and costs on tho
Richmond Leather Company when that
concern was brought into court again
on charge OF working sixteen men In
n buiidinE said to he unsafe by tho
Building Inspector, after being ordered
10 stop Thorn wording there by the
court on April ?S. The company was
fined total OF about 5000 on similar
charges q short time ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
CIub Sends Check In IrIrep,.n

chccK Tor WOO was forwarded To
the CITY Fire Department Yesterday
ny the Newfoundland Club, as a token
"f appreciation of tho work of tho
nremen during the fire ut the club on
Friday night Of last week.
Insurance adtusters will meet ,b;s
week TO settle fire claims, and after
wards tho cost Of making the neccs-
sary repairs Will be estimated and the
repairs ordered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
Inspect Fi.h,np Cround..

Governor Stuart viii set sail Tues
day on the good ship Commodore
Maury for an inspection OF tho State
oyster grounds Tho steamer is tho
flagship Of the Virginia oyster neet
and Will put into port Monday after.
noon. The Governor Will be acconpa
MED on the cruise by the members
OF the State Board OF Fisheries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
Jeter Qualities.

John r. Jcter. nominated at the
April primary for the Common Council
from Jefferson Ward, and elected Mon
day night to fill the vacancy caused
by tho death Of George II. Lumsden.
qualified yesterday before City Clerk
Ben r. August.
Mr.. letter has been assigned by Pres
ident Robert Lee Peters to the Com
mittce on Claims and TO the Committee
on Advertising and Enterprises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-03
Concealed Wennou

Richard Williams. colored. wac fnca
*loo and costs In the Police Court yes.
'eriaS on charge of carrying a con-
cealed razor on his person. Policemen
Wills and Harris arrested tho negro
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
A FEW FACTS ABOUT COLDS WORTH KNOWING

pbye by
direct ~
d
wennowna hats
the vrn n where people
udhseb
ind great
antpond uth
deauedb n in
be d
nhnede amo
by ccat CIR ar n ~
Theses nsmabe pE 10
indudu asesa hen HI
~ndC results
W prove
hits hapa m he o h
stpelrn upn u on C in or
uyade eulE ppa is a
rural districts ~ NJ % we a L the
aihbe n
seERMAN
crmpOaHno tndbp inc each a power b in
ecousnd ooe 10 ii grat
annnt 6r which it specific b a M o &C
nbrnaius
hbelwinspe give %
diseased
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
OBITUARY.

Death has again visited our neigh
burhood and this time u has left It's
shadow on the home OF AR ana Mrs
VIM bloomsbury Their son. Grover
after an illness of several months de-
parted this life ON the night OF peg
Z, 1916.
Early in the spring Growers left eye
became uoticeably Affected and ha3ing
consulted with physicians Of the sur
rounding country and towns 70 ~
avail. He was advised 10 80 TO Gin.
cinnat where ne TOOK the radium
treatment for cancer. during the sum
mer and fall. but as he steadily grew
worse he gave this up and IN Novem
Der he was taken 10 the Riyerview hos
pttal where he was operated upon. But
he was still no better and they brought
him home where all the loving atten-
ton that could be given was given him
during his remaining illness was a.
his home on the night Ga few weeks
before his DEATH that he was convert
ed. Bro. Harvey and several OF his
close friends were there. For several
days he had been praying but he was
not satisfied until that night when be
lay his fears aside and anchored his
soul in Love Divine. After ne was
converted he asked US 10 sing The
Tempest Rock" and joined us in sing
ing. afterwards telling US he was
luiided on that Rock that he was eo'
ing all the way with God
Never was suffering more patiently
borne, his answer TO inquiries aiways
being II have nothing 10 complain Of
Grover was general favorite Ia the
neighborhood and while we all viii
miss his smile and CHEEKY greeting We
gnw that he has passed belsnd wher
.hero'll be no suffering. pasn 2of dea' b.
rhe deceased left living q fQther and
mother. four brothers ugsd three SIS
tors. Two brothers and one sister hay
g passed on before.
TO the hereaved family we extend
our heartfelt sympathy. LIE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO ESTABLISH ROAD
N. B. Sparks And Others Petitioners,
To

NJ. b. Sparks And Others Petitioners.
To
Lawrence County Court
Notice is hereby given hy order Of
the County Court OF Lawrence county.
that Elwood Hutchinson and numerous
other petitioners viii make application
10 the County Court At its regular De-
cember term. 1915 for the establish
ment OF public road. beginning In the
public road al the branch iusr above
Noah I1rfs shor - H,F Rlainc crece,
and running down iiir Hafre r The
rpouth ~ Rich creek thence gh Rich
creek TO near. sam SjuTselis " 81
where prOpcr aradc can be 10 d.
rosslng Dri Ridge hY ElscN Rp ~
1ittle T,airc, thence M i-sfuc 8l}!ut
o intersect with the pubic road aeai
The =, J BusscY coal bank. ami run
ming over The lands 81 Npaf .'gg hlh-
ard Custer. Mill fatti, stac Burton. $
81 StgrRen Grant ri .rpscn Lewf
Pack, Ben iar1 r. Prose Man Whir
Benjamin Heiuu. John Prince. Henri
Roberts Flsey Bail iahn Raii Thomas
Moore Elizabeth carter. Marion Car.
ter. Robert Damr0n. fletcher Dnmrnn,
Doc Carter. Lizzie o'Neal. Eijo Hutch-
lson. +. r. Bussey. Bet;ie Pigs and
Nulinda phmron. Il
II. y. HfGHBERGER
Special County Road Engineer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15

on December s. 1916. the death an
eel visited the home OF Nancy Robert
Svctnam and took from her her lov
ing husband. Harlan. son Of Lea Dc
and Mollie Swetnam. He had hees
married only short time and had 20
TO jenkins 20 live. and while there b.
came victim OF appendicitis. on De
cember I message came arn0unciu.
his Illness ard requeS;lsig the fresc
OF his parents MIR. Sweinar, left a.
once FOR Jenkins ana erriVea az f
bedside Of his suffering boS the folitW
ing moruing where he remained nni
death relieved him Of his suGering
The e1trr community was drra
mofe3 " "a griel ~ she news &C 81 r-
IAN dtah as q, hid 50 receNtiv ~ ~
in ogr mesi, heAith yrnue ano cue
ful. but when his iiciess ooav vac
br1ughi hack rs tie h,rme he loved
much and where he had so recepgl
said good by to loved ones Mheu ~
health the scene was certainly one OF
tears and grief Harlan was hos
" hose genial and kind disposition com
mandsd the love and respect of ,hnsi
with whom he associated aud for those
admirable traits that wen Tor him So
many friends. HE is the more pain
fully missed BY ali VINO knew him.
Harlan leaves 10 mourn for him O.
loving wife. father. mother. one brntht
er aud i've sisters and would SAY %
hen, do not mourn for hin rs tre 81
that have no hope for Harlan is at
rest.
A short time before death relieved
him Of his suceuhg he said he WAS
Niliius and really 10 20 But said a.
.hs got welt he would live for God and
his country. Bit he is dead and ia the
starless voiceless grave. His body rests
to awake some day to a nobler, grand
or life. His body was laid In rest h.
the Swetnam cemetery. Funeral SER.
wires were conducted by Rev Hewlett
a COUSIN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15

~. se,25; M. ?. $3.50. No. :. $3.50. We
have orders from big tanners Il the
reason we pay big prices High prices
0aid fnr cvRs cans Snow King bai-
3rp powder soc. Bottle OF Honey and
Tar cough syrup for doz. eggs. One
rs hstfle Tor eggs. Butter zoe ID. We
bia dressed hogs from 100 lbs. up.
WI pay ~ No., head and feet on.
t'i,h patert -four. We pay i2c III. for
shoulder an winter At high market We
bug corn at 7ic bu. IA ears. $ls5 bu.
~ 70 wheat. We nay cash for
orr' hfrh niarkct We want 500 buy
srs 81 sell Ns 2opr furs in next two
innnths Write us Tor prices. Send bv
~ reel post We pay postage and send
msnee some day when YOU got good
min atick 20 him and you win never be
SD astray We eTe the leading grocery
fe OF Blaine, Ky. Established In
1909.
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE COMPANY.
Il. J. PACK. Mgr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
6y Being Constantly Supplied VIII
TAslfo-t', Blaek-Drausht.

McDufi, va suffer d for severn
years." says Mrs. ]. B. WhtakeF, q
his place, with sick headache, anc
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me TO Try
lhedfofd's Black Draught, which | did
ard found il TO be the best ilnlily niedi-
iue Tor young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand all the
inc now, and when my children feel !
little bad, they ask me for dose, and Il
does them more good than any medicine
hey ever .ried.
We never have long spell Of sick
ness in our family. since we commenced
using Black-Draught.
Thedford's ck-Draught Is purely
segetable, and has been found TO regti-
ate weak stomac,is, aid digestion, re-
ieve indigestion. collie. wind, nausea.
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been In constant use for more
han 10 years, and has benefited more
han million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draugft. Price only 25c. Get a
package to-day. Ncfu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
Our Kentucky Neighb0Ts.

Mt. Sterling. Ky. Dec. 9.-Lee Cray
craft, former postmaster at Farmers,
was tried before United States Com
missioner Hocman Wood and was hello
to Federal Court for trial at Catletts-
burg next week.
Mr.. Craycraft was charged with
making false returns as TO cancella-
ton of stamps for the purpose OF de-
frauding the government.
He wns defended by b, S. Wilson, OF
Morehead. Craycraft was released on
$1,000 bond for his appearance for
trial
Earl Grigsby, of Lewis CO., has been
appointed Clerk in the Department of
Agriculture. at Washington.
Ashland. Ks-.-It is understood that
Ha.Sry~ Minces. who took ten-year
lease on the Workman building, will
have handsome new front placed in
the same as soon as the Bee Hive va
Gates, which will be about March list
The Poage land, located in Greenup
county below the Farson farm, was
sold by Master Commissioner A. "
Pollock, of Greenup, to VIM. Wheat
ley, Of Ashland. who it is understood
bid it in for the A. /. & NJ. company
The price paid was $5,775.O0.
The King farm at the mouth OF Ty-
CART creek was also sold by Mr.. Pol
| lock to Allen Jordon, OF Portsmouth
for s26,165.O0. This is one of the finest
farms in Greenup county and compris-
as one hundred and seventy five acres
Ashland. KY. Dec, 10.-William Wal
lace Brown, 6s years old. who ran a
shoe-repair shop here for the past ter
years. was taken sick on the street and
carried into a business house. where he
died short time later presumably OF
apoplexy. He leaves wife, who lives
at Catlettsburg, and three daughters
| o.
Portsmouth, o.. Dec. 9.-Clyde Krink
/ 22, Harrisonville farmer, leaped from
his wagon into Mill Brook Park Lake
near this city and rescued two boys
/ whose automobile plunged from dry
dock into the water but was himself
drowned.
Campton, KY, Dec. S.--Morton Combs
deputy sheriff of this county, this morn
ing arrested Gardener Cockerham, a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
eEsr oEEER you evER -.

400 a. so acres level bottom h8innc'
hill ana r,illine. lot III good timber fui
buildings i.car Wheelersburs Ohio
PriCe 'se1o pcr acre. some terms.
goo a. rolling and Hill good lajid, near
WheelcrsidrE. and adiunN 400 acr
tract, $1,000 per acre
% acres 80 4 bottom. Dnc house
rooms ven finished, other put build
mrs Price ,;7sh 20 haif cash baianc,
;erms 10 su.i you six milcs from
T'hceersL
80 acres snall house part Tor par
box small ble. ~ acres bottom. Ca
ueE PIKE ICE with crcp OF 20 acre.
corn si50O.ei a little ess viii buy II.
i26 acres inc bottom. good barn
other out ldings, plenty fruit, hne
new 7 roor house. lots u timber and
Ties poi 'tc Price 100000. matt
cash, bnll terms 90 suit you
Dear # "a here area bargaiHs and
have loss II them Just like these. and
most any ind fon are looking sor. ]
Viii see II you got better land lot
less morf than anywhere you go ]
sure will ee that yop are treated right
Come 70 r1nton, Ohio, take .. I, & .;
at 900 oek forenoon or 4.t0 p'clbcN
afternuc Tor Bloom Sp Itch. o Write
me your wants and the price sou want
70 pay I | will see that yon are 10.
Gated a friend 10 land buyers,
FRED. 3. LYNCH,
Bloom Switch, ~. Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
M!SMN6lj1Ik&w6sisr,
EHae,Iv. Nov. q. is,4.

Nv Fort Gay Central ,rlme.l
No, 5--isis y. M. Daily pnr RAMS.
-fontoh. Portsmouth. Cincinnati an
nn.'us Pullman slecpers e. t'i,ein.
Hi'. Chicago and Columbus. t,,,n..r.
,an wa Chienso and 81 Louis for ,ne
"es, and Northwest.
NJ tel o5 y m. paiIy-For co,um.
bus Cincinnati and Intermediates sta.
ions Pullman Sleeper. cnfe c.r i.
columbus Connects al Cincinnati ana
Columbus for points weat
Nv. 2r0p a. M Daily -lsor ,=iiI,am
son WEIGH, Bluenold. Roanoke Lyneh.
'nfg' Norfolk. Richmond. Pullmsn
slecpers Cafe Car.
;Ss .. M, Daily For Williamson
Weloh. Blueneld. Roanoke. Norfcls
richmond. Pullman Sleeper 20 NJ.
folk, Cafe Car.
Train leaves kenova S.2s n M
p'aily FOR Williamson. via wayne nnd
raves henova 6;$5 D. m. Tor p,,r,..
mouth and local stations. and leax..
Nenova 200 a m, Daily for Columbus
and local stations
For fun Information app,y y
w. 3, 5EVLL, Pass. Tran No,
W. c. SAUNDERS. GenL Pa. A.,
"oHNoke' VA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-12-15
FALLsBuRG.

Bro. Cleveland is holding meeting al
this place. We hope he may have sue
,ess.
Mrs. John BJges and son have gonc
to Blaine 10 spend the water.
Mrs Columbus Crank has been poor
~ with Ia grippe, but is better at tht
writing.
Mrs. Willie Skeens OF Horseford
spent Saturday asd Sunday with her
mother at this place.
our teacher, g.. ~ Copley spent
Thanksgiving with home folks Ia Ohio
Mrs John Cochran and drughte
spent Sunday with Mrs. p u. Irasher
The sick Of our community are bet
ter.
Pie mite Saturday night by Ladief
Aid Society for benefit Of our pastor
PANSY.