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U;sirvOyaI,tS

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 l. 29 s*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-31
Help Wanted Male

WANTED-Carriage painters. Pratt
 157 Stratford Ave. L 26 b*pi
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-31

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-31
To Rent

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-31

ROOMS-75c single or $1.0O double, per day and upwards, (to nen). Royal Hotel. State and Courtland Streets.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
EMBARGO ON live
STOCK SHIPMENTS
RAILROADS REFUSE TO ACCEPT
SHIPMENTS OF LIVE
STOCK.

The railway strike ordered for next
Monday is already seriously felt here.
An embargo was placed on cattle and
all perishable freight shipments on
Thursday OF this week. Both the N. Il
w. and G. a. o. railways are refusing
to handle cattle and our farmers and
dealers will be forced to carry their
stock. Several shipments were ready
to go out from here this week, but II is
all off. Thus are we brought face to
face with the seriousness of strike
even before 1t actually goes into effect
If the strike should continue for any
time 1t win be worse for
the farmers than when the foot and
mouth disease stopped the movement OF
cattle two years ago. One fact that is
favorable to the farmers Of this Sec
ton is that grass is plentiful just now,
and the crops Of feed stun are good
Seven car loads Of cattle were ship
ped from Fort Gay Thursday OF this
week, the embargo on live stock going
into effect at midnight of that day
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
Dies lN LEXINGTON.

The following from the Lexington
Herald refers 20 the grandmother OF
Mira. Richard v CARED, OF this city.
and who is remembered in Louisa, hav-
ing visited Mrs CARED few years
ago. eN
Mrs. Ollie Chase Blnchford died Tu
day evening OF last week at the reA
dence OF her daughter. Mrs w n
Clarke. In Lexington. Mrs. Blacltford
vas born IN Clarke-co, For great
many years she has made her home in
Lexington with her daughter and was
hpid In high esteem by her friepds
sho had been In declining health for
several years. She IL survived by two
daughters. Mrs. w. r. Clarke and Mrs.
Metta Sellers. OF Charlottesville. Nir-
ginia. The funeral services we're held
Thursday afternoon. conducted by Rev
Mark Coils of the Christian church
Burial took place in tho Lexington
oafnsfery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
COUNTY FAIR ON \
: OCT. II. Il and d
LAWRENCE COUNTY NAssocIA
TloN FIXES DATES FOR
OUR FAIR.

At n meeting Of the Fair Association
last Saturday II was decided that tho
ISlwrehcs County Fair will be held
Louisa October IL, IL and H.
Tho banks, after a week OF considd
alton. decided that they are not nt
thorixed under tho law to take stock
the Lawrence County. Bovine eomDani
DIR. 7. D. BURGESS and MIR. Green HaH
Increased the company from eight 4
ten.
i II was suggested that several Of TN
farmers OF this county wanted soml
good pure-bred heifers The company
agrees that Its buyer Will purchase fol
any farmer of-,itis rSuSSSs- syur1rbret
bull or heifer OF any breed. The only
requirement Ia that the stock will be
shown at the Lawrence County Fair
on October II, ~ and IL. MIR. jim
Woods viii buy tho stock, Mr.. Woods
who IL a aoccessfll dealer and raiser
OF live stock. lA a very competent mar
for this place His experience and
-knnwssdga Of .tha defectA nf our caitls
win aid him In selecting II type that Il
adapted to-Ihls county. Ia have this
man OF 30 great ability 20 walk into Q
SaF,ure are as!cct sss ss'sfs:stl fey got
without ono cent OF profit for himself
W. an opportunity that does not come
ievery year,
Be at the court house at .. m, Sat-
urday. Sept 2nd. and make your wants
known.
Saturday. Sept end is the day 10 do.
poHit your money To the credit OF Mr
Jim Woods at the Louisa National
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
DEATH or MRS. LIZZIE
HAMMOND scAMuckER.

Mrs. w. NJ. Schumacher died at her
home In Canton. Ohio. on Thursday Of
last week and was buried on Sunday
ne that place Her health had not been
good for some time. but the illness that
cauacd her death was OF only u few
days duration.
Mrs. schmucker was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Hammond OF Fort Gay.
wffsre haf' mother aiii- three hreshcFs
ntiIi live. She was an excellent woman.
A husband and three children are left
Mabel. age n, Ethel 10. George II.
Mira. Schmucker was Sc years old.
She wnA faithful member OF the
Lutheran church.
Frank Hammond. OF tho w, II. Ad-
ans store. went 10 Canton and attend
cd tho funeral
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
ONE TEACHER ONLY ON
JOB FiETY YEARS.

OF the 260 teachers enrolled at the
Cabell County West Virginia Institute
in session last week at Marshall Coll
lege, only one, Henry Lambert of Nc
Comas district, has been in service for
more than fifty years. Figures given
out show that there are two teachers
enrolled who have served for forty
years or more; three who have served
between thirty and forty years; two
who have served between twenty-five
and thirty years. and three who have
served between twenty and twenty
five years
OF teachers with ten years expert
ence or more there are twenty-five
men and sixteen women; of those
whose experience ranges between five
and ten years there are eleven men
and twenty-four women; the rolls
show thirty-seven men and eighty
three women who have had from one
to five years experience, while there
are twenty-four men and thirty sew
en- women who have had no experience
at all. hoping or expecting to begin
their careers as teachers this fall
Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
POPULAR PASTOR
CLOSING YEARS WQp', !, !,
ativer
NExT sIlNDAy 4 Mrs
sE7wasyrtle Way WILL BE LAST
! ! etnieeirrl.JIcEs tier BY REV. Nc
.-.-=7- 4 ''-'''~f 4E'GDoWEEY.- - g q :

Next Sunday will close Rev. l.. E.
McEldowneys first year as pastor of
the NJ. e. Church South at this place.
He will leave on Monday for Charles
ton, w. Va. to attend the annual Con-
ference.
At the last meeting of the quarterly
conference q resolution was unanimous
ly adopted asking for the return OF
Rev. McEldowney to this work. This
will be Followed by a. strong petition;
We have not seen a more unanimous
demand for the return of pastor to
Louisa than exists in this instance. He
is an exceptionally strong preacher,
earnest, eloquent and forceful He has
done an unusual amount OF preaching
in both the town and the country and
has shown himself always ready to
answer every call where there seems
to be chance to do good. He is a man
of tremendous energy The call for his
return to Louisa Is not confined to the
membership OF his own church, but
comes from a considerable number OF
outside persons who have been helped
by his preaching.
Mr.. McEldowney will preach next
Sunday at the court house, morning
and evening. We are requested by the
officials to say that everybody is in
vited to be present at these last ser
vices. There is never any certainty
about what an annual Methodist Con-
ference will do. so this} may be the last
time you will have al chance to hear
Rev. McEldowney. He would no doubt
appreciate having large congregations.
and his efforts in this community GER
tainly deserve such an expression OF
appreciation as this would represent.
Mrs. McEldowney has endeared her.
self to the people Of Louisa, She is a
fine christian character and has rem
dered effective service. especially with
the children of the Junior League.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
CHANGES IN OFFICIALS
AT STATE PRISON.

Frankfort, KY, Aug. 25.-After a
session lasting until after midnight
the State Board 81 Prison CoRmis-
sioners announced the foil,TEmg ap-
polntments of new officers and en-
ployes at the two State prisons:
At the Frankfort Reformatory-
Warden, T. NJ. Phythian, Jecerson- CO.;
deputies, w. S. Hawkins, Carroll; Geo.
ireland, Franklin; parole agent, Ern-
est Thompson, lexington; Jno Glore,
Lee; d. c. Lacey, Morgan; John 7.
Wells. Elliott. Thomas -McC Cartyt Car
ter; w. N. Sullivan, Lawrence; w. T.
Brashear, Letcher; Z. w. Ritchie.
Knott; Taulbee Porter and Troy Des-
kins. Pike; Joe Mertes, Campbell.
At Eddyville-Zack Albritton, Graves,
deputy warden the Rev. J. d. Wood
son, Webster, chaplain; c. s. Glenn.
Lyon, clerk.
Warden John Chiffon, of Eddyville:
Deputy Gus Rogers, Of the reforma-
tory, and Deputy Johns, of Eddyville,
and Clerk Joseph Colee and Chaplain
Walter Vreeland. of the reformatory.
remain.
Frankfort, KY, Aug. 25.-The Pris-
on Commission announced today that
the employees Of the Frankfort peni-
tentiary who remain after the weed
ing out" process would be appointed
for term of four years.
Among the guards of the Frankfort
Penitentiary who will be reappointed
are the following:
Cortiss K. Stacy. Morgan county;
Troy Arnett. Wolfe county; j. w. Rob-
erts. Owen county; j. L. Kouns. Boyd
county; ]. H. Arnold. Garrard county;
s. P. Atchison. Batir-- ,ntysEl No.
Case, Bath county
son county; G. LIN cot .---1lsr. T.
L. P. Grigsby. P j. w. cine Jonn-
Rowan count, Ford. Floyd county;
county; s. erry county; ]. D-Jones
John M. y; Elijah Lyon, Elliott
Young. e. $. Mobley, Elliott county;
dScott, Bath county; D. NJ.
A¬t county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
BLAINE.

Rev. Gross, preached his last sermon
here Sunday night. He has been on
this work during his vacation from
school, and was liked very much by
the people here. We sincerely wish
Bro. Gross the greatest OF success.
Mrs. Pharmer Chandler died at her
home Wednesday. Aug. 23 of typhoid
fever She was laid to rest the follow
ing day in the Wheeler cemetery, the
funeral being conducted by Rev. ]. n.
Stambaugh.
Miss Addie Cyrus Of Pickerington.
o.. is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. f. C. Berry entertained quite
number of the young folks Monday
evening in honor Of her nephews. Clar-
ence and Lawrence Holbrook.
Uncle Life Boggs died Monday and
was buried the following day. He was
n good man and will be greatly missed
by the community.
Little Merle Fulkerson, who has u
phold fever. is getting along nicelyl
Mrs. June Millard and d0rghi
Gladys from Wilmore, KY, iii
visiting Mrs. Millard's sister III
NJ Walter. who has been quitet
The o. e. s. met Saturday with sS
attendance. Miss Laura Lemaster wa.
here Saturday attending o. f. S. and
the ball games.
Augustus Snyder, James Hughes md
Nell Conley spent the day here Ttes-
day. While here Mr.. Snyder sold k,W0
automobiles. one to Dr. H, H GaIAbiil
the other to C. r. Osborn. .e5
NJ. NJ. Walter sold his fine Hereford
seven months old calf Morgan Fairfax
for $3.50. SMOKEY ooKUMs. a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
LOUISA LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SEPTEMBER ,sis

expressed himself as being confident Of
decision in his favor. HIS chief con-
tention is that Judge Sampson failed
TO comply with the law relative 10 nj
ing a report OF his expenses Of his
campaign, under the corrupt practices
act. a number OF Judge Kinks sup
porters arrived here from Eastern Ken
lucky this afternoon and will leave at
midnight for Barbourville.
Local supporters OF Simon Willis,
third man IN the rnce for the nolni-
nation, started a movement here Sat
urday 70 contest Judge Kinks right to
receive the certificate should he be
awarded II by the courts. They claim
that Judge Kinks report will show ir-
regularties as to the source from
whence the contributions to his cam
paign came. II VIII be recalled that
Kinks flying trip TO Frankfort on
special train was all that saved him
from being shut out.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
REV. N. Il. YOUNG aoEs TO
CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK.

Rev. N. H. Young will leave Monday
for Berea, to attend the annual ses-
sion OF tho Kentucky Conference of
the NJ f. Church, which win convene
at that place on Wednesday,
Rev. Young has closed successful
year as pastor of the local Me Church.
He is an excellent preacher and a de-
,5sHt Inar.I { rs esldent TO all who know
him that his chief desire is to save
souls. He has the respect of everybody.
regardless OF church Affiliations, and
his return TO Louisa is earnestly hop
ed for. Mrs. Young is faithful help
meet to her husband, being in full ac-
cord with his life work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
takes Three DAYS
TO Find sampson
JUDGE KIRK FINALLY SERVES
1 -PARERs-oN OPPONENT FOR
CONTEST CASE.

vrtnchaatar ~ Any % Aftar n
-h,n, I, ,nraa Savs 'f,;aga x.-.J RYrL
~ paIn,sviiio wiz ~ Containing the
non,InatIon ~ Jnd4e Fien samnson IN
,ha Sayan,h Ann,Sla,a dtstrict was
ahia - tncata tha dosondant ,n som-
or.a, Y,hare ieoaI .,,,nrIona WAS made
for the ,r,al which will ha called in
parhonr,,Ila to.morrnw hnoyc Rnsh
4, ttonlinsvtiie s,t,ins ~ snec,al Yndse
,ndar onn,in,men, az CAV Stanlev
Ind,a iSirk sna,,t ,ha aav here vester.
Al, ~, ro,,,, a. 40 sa,,,-nr,,,lia ernu, som
srs,, Jndsa Eirl a, M to RarhourviIle
,,,s.s,,..s I'm fstle,ia III nna
tnd,a Sa,nnson ana securing n deputy
snar,er had n notIca ~ contest nosted
,,,or ,,o do,- oe ~, aotardnnt,a home
A s,nr, ,,,,a o,,ar ,ha notica was most
"a ~. mar ca,,a ~ uage Kirk and
,n,,noad no, ha ,y,s not n denuty
,rin ha,,,ng rasi,nad n few days
400 i,dga ISirl, then secured another
og,nar ara nod tho not,ca nos,ed and
iaarnad eror, ,hIs ot,icer that Judge
co,,,nso,, NM, hnIdinv count In whit
-, S,,,s,
NJ, ,n,,r ,n ,ako INV chances
r,,dsa trirt deo,Sod Inc hcst thing To-
A. ,,.s o. ao 60 t,rhi,Iav civ and get
sar,,,oa s~ 10 -, ~ Inde san,nso, there when
he arrived in IN, whitley county town
Friday morning Judge Sampson was
not to be found After waiting for sew
eral hours he eoncluaeo 70 ,sa uaNe ',,,,st sne
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
MISS LUCY WOOD MARRIED.

Miss Lucy Wood. OF Glenwood. n.
", was married TO Mr.. Charles French
Gould. OF Chicago, ON August 2 They
win be- at home In Buralo, n ", m-
ter September /. Tho bride IN daugh-
ter OF DR.. II. A. Wood and GipsN Nor
thup wood. and is well known In Lou
isa where ahc visited several times
during her girlhood. She is an attract
i've and worthy young woman and the
hest wishes OF her Louisa friends go
with her. for u happy future Mr.. Gould
a known aa successful young busi-
meas man OF excellent character. He
was In Louisa about n year ago and
met the relatives OF his fiancee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
THE STRIKE IS
PRACTICALLY Settled
CONGRESS PASSING LAW THAT
COMPROMISES THE
TRousLE,

Friday morning, Sept. 1.-The strike
called by trainmen. for next Monday
has been called off. Congress will pass
a law suggested by President Wilson
providing for an eight hour day after
December let with the present ten
hours pay, and pro rata for overtime.
A commission Is to be appointed to OBJ
serve the effect Of the eight hour day
and report in six to nine months.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
OUTING FOR S. s. CLASS.

The Sunday school class of girls OF
which Miss Sallie Gearheart is teach
er enjoyed an outing on last Thursday
afternoon. They motored up Lick creek
several miles and spread their lunch,
which consisted OF everything good. in
the Upper Lick creek school yard. They
were chaperoned by their teacher and
Mrs. Charley Rice. After their return
to Louisa a drive around town was ta-
ken and the merry party pronounced
the whole affair most enjoyable one.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
NEW BRIDGE ACROSS TUG r
TO BEGIN AT ONT

by a wire received at williamson, ",
Va. Tuesday Indicated that work OF
yhe new bridge at the East end OF Sec
ond-av. win begin Immediately. Part
OF the machinery for this work has al.
ready arrived and all the arrangement
for the pushing OF the work to an early
havo been made.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
AerN 3 NIckELL wiTHpRAws.

g Word was received here to-day that
Monroe Nickel. of Morgan-co., can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Circuit Judge in the new Thirty
sixth district, has withdrawn. ID. w.
Gardner, of Salyersville is the Demo-
cratic candidate. Floyd Arnett. Of
Wolfe-co.. won the Democratic nomi-
nation for Commemorative Attorney.
He is opposed by M. F. Patrick. Of Sal
yersville, Republican.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR INEz,

The little town OF Inez is getting
number of automobiles. notwithstand-
ing the fact that the county has bad
roads. Geo. Hale. w. y. and Ben Sich-
mond. Geo. Maynard and l.. - Cas-
sady were In Cincinnati Ohio last
=. where they bought nfy auto
ni6o,les for use In the coY There
Is now an automobile runnip daily be-
tween Kermit, W. Va, and lnez. haul
,ne messengers md the mail.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
&. 3. COX HERE FROM
?. MEXICO ON A VISIT.

NancesA3. Cox dropped into Louisa very
N''btless xedly last Friday on his way to
ay. II to visit his mother for the
for in ~ years. He is well re-
w. 4 here as the man who in
unexpef ne water works in Louisa
wRTeal lJofK now lives in Mexico, where
first ntle 5000 acres OF land. He has
meml, Saleresting experiences to tell.
stall4is pointl our readers have already
MP;break befotha he was sentenced
he ot were between n, year ago in
manyr'SS % coal fields n pc was to have
One which tnjhring from the United
heard about isNtS-co vof government
to be executed aDodt,e,d,h. About four
Mexico. Tho day before ], fright leg by
been shot, his friends actor on his
States. working througfn,..s to MeIB
officials, secured pardois .,,;-' No. esePs
months ago he lost his Suy neSico
getting II caught in III "A, fom Will
farm. He expects TO returty th him.
in about six weeks. His scari-
w Va, was hcrtstTEND-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
HIS TWELFTH BIRTHDAY.

On the evening OF Aug. sist Master
Andrew Mcclure celebrated his twelfth
birthday with party 20 a number Of
his girl and boy friends at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ! IS. NC
Ciure OF Lock-av. All enjoyed tne ar
fair very greatly. The spacious and well
shaded grounds are especially adapted
10 the entertainment OF such party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
SHOOTING REPORTED
AT GARRETT, Ky.

A report from Garrett, KY, says
Charley Williamson shot and danger
ously wounded Walter May at that
place last Tuesday morning. Three
shots are said to have taken effect in
the breast. May also fired at William
son three times. but missed him. Will
hanson is reported to have fled and
has not been arrested. Whiskey is said
to have been responsible for the trou-
BILE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
THROWN FROM AiAoRsE.

Mrs. Cansler was thrown from a
horse in the country few days ago
and painfully injured. The horse stums
-Dled and she WAS pitched off. over hfsl
head. No bones were broken, but she
has suffered considerably. Mrs, Cans
Ter is here visiting her sister, Miss
Pairlee Davis. Home Demonstration. and
at the time Of the accident was with
her on a trip in the country.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
SOME PEOPLE HAVE IT ALL!

Winchester. KY, Aug. 24.-Alexander
Mcknight is perhaps the luckiest man
in the Irvine oil fields. Several weeks
ago prospectors bored hole, and at
2S5 feet gave up the idea of striking
oil at that point, NJ Knight secured the
lease and extendea the hole to 4sU feet.
with the result u1at s00-barrel well
came in the first OF me week, and he
has refused big sum for his holdings.
Sullivan. Ind. oil men own adjoining
land
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
COUNTY JUDGE TO
INSPECT MUD HOLES.

Judge J. b, Clayton has accepted an
Invitation from Augustus Snyder to
make an automobile trip over the main
roads OF Lawrence county. They will
start next Tuesday. The Judge will look
at the mudholes and other bad places
In tho roads.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
MAsoNs PLAY BALL.

Base ball teams made up Of mem
bers of the Masonic lodges of Fort
Gay and Louisa played a game here
Saturday afternoon, resulting -flIr- u
score Of II to IL in favor OF Louisa A
lot of funny things happened and ev-
erybody had a good time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
HENRIETTA AND PA

Harrison Borders of Helened home
very, sick with measles. h-e he has
Charley Chafnn has returiy<
from Edgarton. w Va. Whit of rain up
been at work for some timeV fine,
- We have been having lotsh family of
our way. Crops are lookin1o leave for
Henry Weddington andy will make
Henrietta, are expectingA
Fort Gay soon where tbg family, who
their future home. II Whitehouse,
Frank Nanhoose andChestnut.
have been living abqrv rietta was bad
have moved back TO ~ the result Of
Monroe Booth of HenT.rom passing
ly injured the other dE on the section
a lump of coal falling when the coal
train. He was workingvdng him pow
Just below whitehouselered him uncon
fell from the train strilt
erful blow which rend N sling on Miss
scious for some time. levug' evening.
Elijah waller was kat Patrick was
Gertrude Meade SathcDE 4rtrude Meade
Misses Y III Tor some
calling OF Vita left Sun
sunday. keinan F. e. Cassidy find en-
Forrest! ,,ra NJ an arternoos GU.
day Tor ay. e kiri of uchana~0o 20
Mr on Mrs. p anu NJ moF r. were ca
., s.ine. = ~ lnie sund
Sonn Emily a. pA has NOV
known "a tiIl mai. .s2 faz1r5A O.. whe
and NJ .TSS homo.
IRE taIt,rI aui OF Bucl
We hans Of to Port
i'V tnsW mot mai
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
APPEAL TAkbfompen.a.ior
Mrs. Foushty, Denied Ca
Makes Appeal to Se
Court. M 2s.-Appe,

Charleston, w. Va, III Bureau to
has been taken from thSrss eals in the
workmen's Compensate. z. Of Park
the supreme court of asf; commits
case OF Mrs. Mont Fougntye eupensation
ersburg. The compensation coy an ex
sioner denied the woman corl Lawrence
for the death OF her husband he was in
plosion OF nitroglycerine in subscrib
county, Kentucky. although
the employ OF a ParkersburgN-
er to the compensation fund lrRICk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
-=MARRlAeE-LlcENsEs.

Jas. C. Morris, 27, to Eliza Adkins.
23, near Torchlight.
Alex Triplett, 2s, to Margie Miller.
IT, of Lick creek.
Nelson Rice, IS, to Hattie Ross. 1s,
OF Blaine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
tEc cur OFF.

A son of Clell Mounts. of Zelda,
is in Riverview hospital recovering
from the amputation of leg, The
limb was crushed in a coal mine at
Borderland and it was necessary to
amputate it about the middle of the
thigh.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-01
PROGRAMME.

Program for District Sunday School
Convention to be- held at Webbvillc
Saturday. Sept. 16, beginning at $3.50.
Speeches limited to Is minutes.
Music.
Devotional, Bros. Berry and Bowling.
Welcome Address, w. L. Green
Response, Isaac Cunningham.
Why we are here, NJ. S. Burns.
Prejudice In s. S. and how overcome
1t, NJ. F. Jordan and G.. w. Kouns.
Music.
Appointments OF Committees.
Dinner.
Is the Bible the word of God, NJ. Har-
mon.
Development of S. s.. Sallie Woods
and A. p. Friend.
The Greatest Hinderance, w. J..
Vaughan and DIR. d. j. Thompson.
Impromptu talks led by Squire Webb
and A. Harmon and the Supt OF the
schools in the District.
Recitations by Eloise Thompson and
others from the schools in the District.
Why should the parents go to S. B.,
Dr. ]. c. Hall.
The effect of fervent prayer. Bro.
Ellis.
The Evergreen S. s.. " B. sh,
ridge.
| A. p. FRIEND. President.
4 j. N. COOKSEY, Secretary.