The Big Sandy News from Louisa, Kentucky • Page 2

Tig sandynews. LOUISA, KY. CITY MUS IC STOllE, HEADQUARTERS FOR NSIG A BOW HT PHI' FERGUSON A COX LEY. Of KICK Old brick first ilxtr oclo tin Post Ofliee. 'i'KitMs ii.oo pr year in mUmiuv.

Jf not paid before the end of the yeai $125 will bo charged. For announcingcandidatcs for County offices. Fisirict offices. 500 JWritlv in fWivAnrto. Thcbsoay, December 17, 1S55.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR CONGRESjj. iVff are authorized to announce HON GlRRETT S. WALL, of Mison conn ty, as a candidate for Congress In tills tlie 9th Congressional District, subject to the action of the Democratic party. Well Paid Employment ca i lwsyil M'curo.

i.wyon, arc ji inir Jvcoiiie in a month, at very Lille expense, byj.til.nnj in a.i..i.. at Louisville, Ky. or Te.m. While ijl.orlh.nd and Typritinj U.m Vfr b. Arithmetic ma Buok attention, our iindeutacm receiNO uie very oramuu" -n Keeping at greatly reduced raits, lryou cannoi cumc He caw Tfrtci jom.

by Mail as Thorough. ckrthml Institute. Aildrei Send for circulars lTolrssor ir. A. rwt him either at Nashvilie.Tenn.

I.nuivil!e. Ky.whkhew? Uhe most conment forjOeK 1 oa COMMON WEALTH'S ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce HON. Ci KIXXEIt, or Boyd', uauclidute for Commonwelth'a attorney In this Criminal district, subject to Jlio action ol the Democratic Convention. Louisa has become to be known as the "one cent iown. Thdt is to say, "that it matters little rhat an offender is.

guilty 'of, so that It be not a felony, if a Louisa jnrj sits in ludement on ins case tne ver diet is almost sure to be "one cent nnd coRts." It has been so for so song a time that no man has any collection of any other sort otf verdict being rendered in Police Court. Even the jurors themselves have grown ashamed of this stereo-, typed phrase, and one man was beard to sav not lone aeo that he had rendered his last "one cent verdict. It is useless to attempt to assign any reasons for this childish mercy to violators ot law. They might be given here, if necessary, for the writer has more than once heard juror3 say why they brought in so liebt a verdict. Tne object of this briet article is to point out a remedy for this abuse of discretionary paw er.

While the right of a trial by jury is guaranteed to evfery person with an' offenseV the indi vidual so charged ruay, in certain cases, waive this right. it a 'toueV who is afraid of the Police Judge demands a jury the men who trv him. be they six or twelve, should he allowed the usual fees of say a dollar and a half a day, and if they do not claim the fee then it should he covered into the town treasury for the benefit of the school or some other worthy fund. Our town charter should be bo amended that the Police Judge may try a breach of the peace without the invention of a jury, and if he rises to the occasion he can inflict -such punishment rb will prevent the burdenins of his docket with num- berless repetitions of this miserable 'one cent" business. There are cases of breach of the peace where- in any fine or any costs inflicted is more than the case deservedj and it is in these where tne Judge should be permitted to use a sound discre tion, but such offenses as getting howling drunk and disgustingly obscene, and frightening ladies and children from the sidewalk, do not belong to this class.

Senator P. T. Wallace, you are a lawyer and have been Police Judge of vour native town, and know its needs in the matt er where "we write. Draft and pass your bill accordingly. Acunii'Diy, it tiiiiiiiivca VinliiiK.

Va tiw. I niu. ue il 1 urice mailed frre. Skn! 10 let i.ia'J 'V Vfc 'i w. lf- i.Vct.i ami 4 nftlm WeuOUK.

laumgarteu, ASHLAND, KV a Kr All 17 7 WMKBMIt ijOGBVI SUGUftHl, Vleor or iTrlopnir ut, aoar4 br lii4it-mim nm la) tur arnwtlr witbjn mcntt-. Ab norOunck.rr. JoiIt. Pnsif.Tnll mrrrruaa ana K'tl-r of n.llc In plain nwlow rn. tiiiEMEt10Al.C0..1'.U.lJrrlSI.

BuSl.n.T. A AS AYER'S lie Cure IS WARRANTED to eure Fever and Aeiu', iiitermitteut or' Chill Peyer. Ke-mitteut Fever, Dumb Aphe, Dillous eyer. lKir'iie (or "Brenk-bone" Fover), Liver Couiplaipu and all dlscaaca srialng from laiuril ppisons. 9, eighteen months I suf-ered with Chills and- Fever, having Chills every other day.

After trying various remedies recommended to cure, I used a bottle ofAyer'8 Ague- Cure, and have never nine had a ch ill. Emi'IX HARPER." rilETARP.D BY Dr. J. C. Ayer lowelL Mas ldbyallDrugsisU.

v. rail for 1 i. otuuKi tortus lo tm. h.uimmo"." "J'S ULUJLBA 8UPX.T CO. ttv Buffalo.

H.T Commissioner's Bale. v. J. udctutnt. nnd order PAY WHEN CnniED CondenooJnon.io Halraat ALL lM itlier't, hjwrol jinil raoainpu r.fwt lor initructioM.

LO. UAKKJi.Boaiua. Bngalo.h V- L.T. ivkii mtrui of Salctlf the Lawrence Circuit Lourt, 1 tlureof. relltiereu at me In the alKivc t-aiwe forthe aumni i linrvln.

I. wiu v.i Monday 21 "tat the door, in I-ouli, olUr for be hlRhest bidder, at llbllo Auction.thc following rleacrlbed PWlterty, o-1. ivmtiiiiiluir one niiliureu r. ol.fluv flvo arn'S' nltlatetl in I.l,w at tlin f.tr.a of tll on a beechinow iot Iwup in, the creek With Bonlers line to a Iwicli near the lick Held, thence a line to the ('hit. iu ni- tlipnceto the henil of the Jlnll- lien on the top of the riilC to a white oak thence nit ninnner ni iiuvs uue a rou nil the ntlipi inn "ouiu mic thence Willi John Dobbin llim to the te iTiiinlnc.

Or aulllcient thereof to pro- I a dUCe lUt Mull oi n.unrj 'Min-v iu i.haiu M-lrti iim.ntviil itiipil. ttrMihii? Irirnl iluti ti-t from tt i.ti.il I I nvltiir the fon eof ft Jm.Ki"uU jAft, J-ACKtT, .4. V. Sheriff's Sale. BvvUt'io of Execution lil li tin tnvl.l.

UaaMtMl IU JX iwi 'i if tin I.ftivrpfH'P Cin'Mlt Coin in favor of II. S. Swetnuin anulnn iuii nii 'i mild lit ttai iiir iiihomhii uf Thirty eight riolliir Htiil thir ty nine cents or. on 01 my urp.m, Will, VII tliphnnrs of l()o cloci: an ot the Court house dooi lu Louipa. Lawrence count, expose to Public ale, to the nignesi um- der the lullewiug property mut ii as will qurisfv the nlnintilT'a debt interest, and cost) viz 8 neres of land just back or the town et ironies auu fh lln Hill Cemetery and aid to coutain 3 acres, levied up-n an the property ol u.

likon. Terms Sal? will be made on a predlt t.nni1 with Hi.nroved security required of the purchaser, with Interest ironi tuue at ine rare ui "-4 ii annum, ind having the force and etlect 11. 1 1 .1 or a replevin oonu. nmit my uu.iu this 8tn day of Dec. 1885.

J. 15. ISPKNCEB, S. Is. U.

By as Q. Lackkt, 1). S. Danger A neglected cold or eotieh may lead to or other fatal disease. Btrone'.

Pectoral Pill, will cure a eolil ai by immiu. Hmt 1l1n.it Ir lieeiUthe ua tUousauua teatily. OiiPtOE TAYLOPi ESTABLISHED Sheriff 's Sale. TKv vlrtim of Execution Ko 175 di rected to me. whieh iisucd from the nt the nwrcnce Circuit Court, iiv favor of O.

W. Nolen t(iilnst fl Wilson nnd Tunis MuncHV for the aninnrseve.ntv-flve dollars, l.or one 01 will nn AfnndAV. the 21 day of Dec 1885 between the hours of 10 a'i not m. nnn an'ciocK 11. hi me Court house door in Louisa, Ky, expose' Uila t.lfrllpttt.

lltllllfr 1 1 1 1 1 Vs ulj iw M.u ti.o nrniwnv for so ninch there k. dfltl.IV ti(T Interest, and costal, viz -Ten acres jif laiitl just back of the town of Louisa, Lawrence county, hy, and just below tiis three acres levied upon on au execution in favor of II. 8. Swetuam against G. Wilson and Tunis Muncey I vied nnon ac the oronerty of G.

Wilson Terms Sale will be' made on a crcult of three pnrchaspr wll be to irive bond bcarhiK Inter est rtiv hand this 8th day of Dec. 1885. J. B. Spknckr, S.

L. By Jas C. Lackey, S. 113 WATER ST NEW VORK. The whitest, nicest and best goodi made.

Guaranteed pure, superior in quality and style of package to any brand in the world. Tales lei qusntity to do the Same work. Ask your jrocer for it, and have no other. Sold by R. J.

PK1CKARD, LouLsa, Ky. Sheriff 's Sale. r.r virtue of futtr Excntlons directed to me, which it-aueil from tho Clerks of-flnanfthp Lawrence Court, one In favor of A. G. (-'lurk, one In fuvor of H.

C. Lawlcr, and one In favor of Urant Bloar Martin against D. W. Muncey, and another in favor of Maddux "alnst D. W.

Muncey and II. M. bniltli, for the sum of 1, or one of my Iiu.intlHa will, on Vondav. Iec. il '8B.

between 1 a. m.and 1 tn. at tho Court House door In LoniMt, expose to Public Sale, to the UKMer, tne fnllowins ilesoribed uroiierty (or so tiK-n-nf a niav on necessary to snt istythc nliiiiitifls interest, and costs), viz: A tract of land known as ihe K. W. Mnncey homo farm, situated on the wntcjsof two mile and linen Brier Creeks in Lawrence county, and being the farm upon which the widow of James O'Konrk uow lives, levied upon as the prowrty of D.

W. Muncey. Terms Sale will be made on three Uionrhs credit, the purchaser will be required to give bond 0 Interest Witness my hand this 8t.h kuy of December 185. J. B.

SrtNraa, S. L. C. By Jas Q. LACKtyrD.

ill WM Striking, Startling and Telling Fromnov until Jamiary 1st. WE WILL GIVE YOU- imm BMl THOUOHS OH EVEH HEARD OF. We will Place llcfore yon at a GREAT HE DUCT 1 OX an Immense Stock of SEASOXABLE GOODS at a Commissioner's ale- 8. Wbitt, PlatnUir vs. Judguient.

T. Thompson, Deft. ltv virtue of a ludmncnt and order of Sale ottlie Ijiwrvtice Cirvtiit Conrt, rendered at -the tehrtiarv term rt.creor. ioi in the iilxivo ciiiiso for tlrt? suiua ol flOsI.W, vtlih Intercut at the rate per annum Horn ov ibm, t.mupitiu Ht.d 180.18 cosu hreln. I flmll proceed to olt'er for sale at he Court dooi in Louisa, Lawrence ceunty, to tne highest bidder, at Public Auction on l.i of I hH-eniber.

1883. at one o'clock p.m., or county t-oun tay, ihmi nmn f. nine monlhs, the following described property, to-wlt A trct of lnml sltua- i nnt nil lea ill liw rtm-c Itich creek and iMiumled as follows Bc- trt nltiff mtitnr Irw. fatl.lllll Oil tllfl Hat bank of Klcb creek at Jane Jortlcn lower line thence iiij 15 M)icS to 41) V. a unli to a sLihe: 10 no'' to a auika 28 jI to a stake; oi h-i to 20 18 poles to a Hake 15 povf to a black oak at Jnmea Moore line on rl1or! Ttl 28 miles to ft WMilur on lit.

.1. i in i inw nun im.ii'h in a aiiiar at in hiiln tn atal.i! 78 Jmd'If to a stake 8 45 6 coles to a mtilbcry thenve crossing the creek and up a ili um l.h ll. nenrlr 28 08 nnlpa'to a atuke a corixr in said drain on the agreed line neiween it. winu ml artur H71 HI no e.0 lo KTII F. 14 imli'i to a stakct 8 oO 12 poles to stake; S3 10 8 53E 10 pole, 44 poien.

aa iu pie, 87 V. 14 thence down the hill 17 V. 45 nolea to the beelnnlne; Or.Mlf- nnient tnereoi to nroouce nie siiuia ui mnn.v ao ordered to be made, or til purchase price the purchaser, with np- uroved aeclir ty must execute noiui Linrlnir 1. cnl interest from the day sale until paid, nnd having the force iudL'inelit. The Hbove Ispubiect to a credit of $11.00 Nov.

1, 1881 fortaxes. as. Ijackkt, jn. u. Commissioner' kale.

Buftlngton.llnskell Pin. vs. Jnd't By virtue of a judgment In tho above action for tlcbt, Interest, and wt I will, on Monday. Dec. 21ft 1885 between 10 n.

m.and 4 p. m. at the Court House door In Louisa Ky, sell a Public Auction to the highest bidder the followlun described property or so much therof as may be necessary to sat isfy I lie piiiinuin oeiit, nuu cum; r.illn.vtnn il.Hn.rlhed tirooertv wit Beginning at two beeches on the bank of the creek thencrf across tne nine just above the house to a small beech ui.iked ou the bank ofasmnll drnln, iilt iielow where Anderson Boyd built, thence crninir the drain and rvnnliiE to the nlnt tn blnck oak thence running with the top Of the point to a White Ona conier 01 hiim iimiwj ci.rvov? the.ica mnnlnsr will) the line near the head ot the branch, to three chestnuts, thence down the rldjo Wrward the rhrht hand fork of Ceorgea Cek to tho line between Anderson Ho Dnviaf tlivrira with that lviie- ilnan to the creek to a stake under the bank ef the creek aear the ronna; euce nmmng .1... llm l.iri ni I. 1 0 1 1..

Ill uirucviv .1. Iiir ninty acres more or lif. Hald sale will tie made upon ft credit of 8 12 nnntii ami the nurchnser will be re nuirwl to rive bond with good personal Q. Lackkt.M. C.L.C.

JTtMitS-sa Pert Prints, tT Choice Prints, Lonsdale KlenchedMul in Hope IilcacboU Murtlin, gST" Best Heavy Brown 6c 8i 7Jc CJc Qootl Htavy Brown Munlin Our AH Wool riuid Flannel ltr.wia.l..nr. HR (1(i()Jh. Comu and co 3te 3oc I)rcB Good reduced to 12 Jo 25c 0 NOT IONS. Good Corsets, 60 cents. All the latest in Gents' and Ladies' Silk, Uucn and CotUm Hand.

VJ V. 1 1 'I' ITir.Hlrnrhlfr tllf KfrClllCia. WW iib-o "auuv.w.. i- Ladies' Woolen Uone of all kinds at Rock Bottom I ladies All moi Hoods of allKinds and prices. lieuuction in iauuivs ,5 cent.i, and sot Cloals.

COMK SKK THEM- Wthave New Markets, Russian Circulars, ete. BOOTS and SHOES. Mm: Heavy vr. -A COMPLETE LINE OF- MA! 9 rositiveh the cheapest anywhere. IN GAPETS, OIL 0LOTHS, Window Curtains, ice would ask yuto command see, if yon think or Baying- REMEMBER That to Every Purchaser of $10 worth we givo a chance on our ncw $pO lhiCKhnar Come at once anil Our Grocery Stock is Full and Complete.

12 pounds Granulated Suflur, $1-00 I 10 pounds Oood Cofl'co 1.0ir It it :1. 1 Tt.n 1 (HI Itoi'im Kit IR. I.irrht. itrnwn liacon 1 80 Trv our Buckwheat Flour, Halt. fl.00 Place the Brick near Railrcud Depot.

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