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The Mt. Sterling advocate: April 21, 1891

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o uPT4STEHLINGn s r M3VOCATE XO 37 Felling Bis Trees In rUSSTtlTI VOU 1 Court SH j nmenTfiPV i AMlYjOURNSLlbENTICAL ADVERTISING RATES BHS IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE Bird Language MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY APRIL 21 1891 Etlpepsy the North Wost This is what you ought to have in fact you must havo it to enjoy life Thousands aro searching for if daily and mourning becauso thoy find it S8SSSSSSSS3S not Thousands upon thousands of dollars aro spont annually by our pooplo in tho hope that they may attain SS388SS3SSS8 this boon And yet it may bo had by all Wo guararitco that Electric Bit ¬ 83SS8SS3S888 ters if used according to directions and tho uso persisted in will bring 333Si2SgS83S you good digestion and oust tho de- ¬ gasaass mon dyspepsia and install instead eupepsy wo recommend Jilcclnc SS38nSS8388 Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases of liver stomach and kidneys JSold i13838S833SSS at 50 cents and 1 per bottle by W S Iloyd druggist - i L r wrfffiCS B -- rfl JUdoe JotiK K Coopkr i5idInffThlm wonqay and tho Fourth jionaay m aotcmum Hay CIUUUIX UUUKl o S ZLJsltcntcmernnu uurcu -- Mrtitvntt ntfll tnr Tl WMnt t hlJ ThW 3t6hdTyn IT Ui UUULJl B UUIU B ifilrrwti at 8UKUM1CITV Luuir omifnAJon 3tDaKJMK4 i GroVcs piCBldingpirit unls Jn jmeh month fruidnvof each month 60IWTV COVRT CALL ON Ono Year C2 Inscstlons That birds havo a languago of their own is just as certain as that human bolngs havo the samo Of courso our talk to tho birdies is just as unintelli gible as theirs is to us But thoy do talk not only to one anothor but to us entreating demanding and exhorting that has spent any time studying bird lore No ono wonders at tho skill of par- ¬ rots and mocking birds for thoy arc but imitators but who has notfclthis heart thrill with pleasure in the early spring days to hear a bird cry out in plain English Kill deer kill deer or still later at Bob White repeated as many times and who has not felt a thrill of humor as tho saircy cat bird peers down from somo height abovo us and drawls out I cant I cant And tho meadow lark who has not felt n thrill of wondering surprise as lie Iras been sensible of a quick flash of wings and then heard tho swcot notes of You cant seo me you cant see me I ring out again and again Who has not started off in quick pursuit but the meadow reveals nothing for skulking low down in tho grass sits Mr Meadow lark Indctd you may play a game of with him but he ever eludes a gaze now darting up if you come too near aud then sink down as quickly ever out of sight How can we help feeling that tho bird means just what ho says and enjoys his game of greatly Aud who has not felt a thrill of awo creeping over him as he has been awakened in tho still small hours of night by hearing somo ono call out no ono doubts hide-and-sehide-and-seWhip-poor-WiWhip-poor-Wi- Professionalm 1 j - kJ --Forall Six Months SO Iuucrtiona Thrco Montlin 1J Insertions Two Months Eight Insertions Ono Month r 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and this also renders it dcsira- ¬ blo to begin cutting somo distance from tho ground Another advantago of getting abovo the ground is beiug out of tho way of brush and fallen It may woll bo NEW Finite S ore I havo added to my other business a complete line of Furniture and I cau afford to sell you more furniture for less monoy than any firm in tho city for there will bo no more expense in conducting this department than tho balance of my store My furniture room is on ho second floor of tho building I now occupy 2000 PAIRS OP SOCKS To be sold at 3 pairs for 25c worth 15c a pair anywhere This is a biff job at that money so dont fail to get a pair before thoy are all gone 3000 PAiRS OP HOSE Every pair of ihem a job and tho nicest Hue ever brought to this city If you want a pair dont fail to see them from 5c to 75c a pair THE COST MARK WINS Our entire lino of Winter Under wear aud Woolen Hose It will savo you moneyro buy for ncxtjyintcra use as you can get ttffffifat cestJfTRTeBT CoKy ftf K A1IAZULIIIG0 Auctioneers Attornoy-at-la- v City Att y Mt Sterling Ky CO Commission Merchants f Pt From a letter written by Mrs Ada Er Hurd of GrotonS D wo quote IwlAppcwoii Was taken with a bad cold which MS Tyler settled on my lungs cough set in and VV 1 Attofrncyi-at-lanfflpn fVmrt Street Jit torllngt Ky to the peo Four Offers his sci vices as pnhlle crier neighboring finally sottlcd in consumption ii of Montgomery Clark and TAMES B CASSIDY could counties Will attend nil sales of Porsonal doctors gave mo up saying Attorncy-nt-laPpnnnrtu and Rnnl Entntn Tcrmsrcason- STORAGE COMMISSION MERCHANTS I gavo myself nblc Addi essnt ADVOCATBonicc Mt Sterling live but a short time Office No5 Coml Stet or at Indian Fields mark county ity up to my Savicur determined if I AND DEALERS IN promptly hj any umimmwu12 could not stay with my friends on OUN JI ELLIOTT earth I would meet my absent ones JACK STEWART v OAlco In FUcrBlock above My husband was advised to AUCTIONEER UQOIvS WHITE get Dr Kings Now Discovery for Attorncys-at-LaH TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS OF LrxiNaTON Ky Mtstcillncjlvy consumption coughs and colds I MONTGOMERY COUNTY ontROraci Prompt attention given to all sales entrusted to UatluSIchlfec Powell Clnik nniUJoiubonana hiscaro Ltnveoinlers at thlsonicc or addioss gavo it a trial took in all cighi bot- ¬ tluthoSupeilorand Appellate courts Olllco in cure of Hotel Lexington Ky tles it has cured mo and thank God Caldwell imlldinc We are prepared to prizQ him 13 ly Clarendon I am now a well aud hearty woman ADsnAVEN w and ship your tobaccos Also Attorncy-at-laTrial bottles free at Y S Lloyds jut stciiniK ivy liberal cash ad- Will piactico in all Comts will make Office Court Stixet drug store regular sizj 50 cents and AUCTIONEER of tho Commonwealth 1 or bottle varices on same V- A BDPDUTII MT STERLING KENTUCKY n L 8T0NE V TONE it SUDPUTII S Dr Armand Jcannoutot a young nffcis his sci vices to the pcoplo of Montgomery Attorneys ai iiwi i 5T ru nnd sui rounding counties Prompt attention physician of Paris is the latest in tho CotncSth and Oouit llACC TClCpOOni lisj t riven to nil sales of Personal anil Real 4 UlUtf alings and fair Etntc Terms Reasonable Froicrty zi iyr field as a consumption cure discoverer Honest i puoctoi JU i Dentist prices in all we buy andsell i His appa- ¬ His cure is by inhalation jiutiieiiniyA ratus consists of a small tubular brass Oraco over Mt Steillne National Bank boiler connected with a brass pan with COX JI I ML Stcrline Kv li N a lid When in operation from under Offlco ocrEchanecHank Jtesldcucc corner VAHEII0f3E OrricE and SAtrsnooM High and Queen styegta - Wlhchostor Ky Wilson Sts tho lid vapors escape which spread Locust 2SSMasvillo St II HAZELltIGG about tho room ono of tho parts of J 9fi9rs Ills sen ices to tho people of Montgom J Groceries ciy nnd adjoining counties Host of references which is prussic add Collections promptly attended to O i UDGB AMOS DAVIS BETTMAN BUOS Mamifactuicre of CLOTHING BO Wcat Ieail St Cincinnati WITH lF Tabb SW Gaitskill j w Rcer AUCTIONEER Wo must not descend to earth to this lfc but regulate the necessities in all things our heart t should relish only tho dow of Gods pleasure and St refer all to tho praiso of God Francis do Sales timber In order to do this the axomen chop a notch in tho tree nearly as high as their head tho notch being about Bix Pronounced Hopeless Mi i - KaMl U y I iItalUUen i i lr Attornoy-ni-ittii- v s J i W H FLETCHER - -- - JLJu - mii 1 gaitskill J RAMSEY AUCTIONEER Attorncy-at-La- w W TjItllOAUDVANANTim V ry Office wlthDrVniTnn Antwerp Shoj t Btrcctn BEAU IN MIND THE PACT THAT gWeni pn application Chains leasonablc UWlllbcln2Itfitcilingon Court days 2i lJ RILHAYDOK MD OlBco ocrJlueona storo wltli Dr Gueirant -l IO- Lumber Ice Etc fr C - Hco No MtfaterlingIty r1 Dentist Ttt west Main St upstairs W Street up stairs Mt Sterling Ky A -- I CHKNAULT Vncy-at-La- n e agenton -- u Maer Commissioner -- t - C O RAILROAD Is Llfo Worth Living Not if you go through life world a dyspeptic Dr Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets aro a positive euro for tho worst forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion Flatulency and Constipation Guar ¬ anteed and sold by T G Julian drug ¬ gist IL vrcst of depot SOy AttArnpvntlaw jil Duriingivy Block up stalls with J M Elliott lfcntly ltmoNcd fi pm vOwinKvillo HiVrllv rt Mt Rh1lllnfrwlirTr1r Iihs of Mpntgonicr llatHbndiids tie and In tho bupenor uoiut als and Fedeial Comts of Kcn ipt and caicful attention will lo uiucsa entrusted to hjm agjjMgy7 iraiullonoiiQbut tho Choicest Mt Sterling Ky Manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Hogs ¬ heads Rough Lumber and Lako Ico We make our business which 13 booming by doing tho lietwojk and offeiing Rough Lumber at spec lal pilteii which aro never met We also do Bm custom saw Inc Vreshmeats I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Those who recognize by tho light of faith the sovereignty ot God in all things will recognize tho sovereignly of God in tho daily and hourly details of their own porsonal life aud in tho changes of their lot A Medical Duty to Yourself pcoplo will uso Groceries filtry i i i i Vegetables i j i i i J I v itiwl n that It Suffor Any Lo rigor a common ordinary pill when they can I Knowing that a cough ran bo check- ¬ secure a valuable English ono for tho ed in a day and tho first stages of samo monoy Dr Ackers English Do Not is surprising ARMSTRONG Cnred Meats Thcy alsQ handle a full lino of DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Country Proaucc Frosli v StapleGroceries -- crcncral lino of We x Fancy Groceries All of which they will sell at the lowest living prices fcood consumption broken in a week wo hereby guarantee Dr Ackers English Cough Bcmcdy and will refund tho monoy to all who buy take it as per directions and dc not find our state- ¬ ment correct T G Julian 1 Pills are a positivo euro for sick head ¬ ache and all liver troubles Thoy aro small sweet easily taken and do not gripe T G Julian druggist fQL y Tobacco Cigars Maplo Molasses v Fancy Candies and all kinds of will bo jsdlil 4 Coal 7 mb i Iti iJf On You havo heard your friends and neighbors talking about it You may at tho lowest Wliicll yourself bo ono of tho many who DEALERS iN know from porsonal experience just market prices how good a thing it is If you havo over tried it you aro ono of its staunch anil honest dealing is our motto All ol friends because tho wonderful thing about it is that when once given a trial Dr Kings Now Discovery over APPERSON Bldg TYLER Goal after holds a placo in the house If North of National Hotel r you havo never tried it and should bo afflicted with a cough cold or any Mt Starllnar Also Blacksmith and Anthrai In both Xiouisiana and --Toxas the throat lung or chest trouble 6ccure a cite Coal All Coal- sold 72 scrow worm has been prevalent caus- ¬ bottlo at once aud givo it a fair trial ARMSTRONG Jbs per bushel a Highest cash ing much injury to stock In all ani ¬ It is guaranteed every time or money M refunded Trial bottles frco at W S heat Also mals the eggs after boing laid by tho Lloyds drug store vprice paid for t Wheat Corn Oats and Hay lly hatch into worms and if in Planing Mill Mi68 Hytono at an evening social wholesale and retail wounds thoy at once become buried out of sight To kill tho maggots Mr Western I imagine from your E F ItOIlERTSON ciudo curbolio acid is recommended military figure that you aro a West iV T Tyler Insurance of sufficient strength to destroy thorn Pointer MANAGERS Mr Western a printer Nomaam with a mixluro of tar and gruaso smeared around tho margin of tho I am of a different type a scltor wounds to prevent tho attacks of tho West Shore ER-k- fly- SUCOHSSOR TO A Child Kllod rjjVliller WjJson i Th First tepj Another child killed by tho ubo of Perhaps you aro run down cant opiates riven in tho form of Soothing cat cant sleep cant think cant do Syrup Why mothers givo their chil jranufactiirers and dealDj- In nil Muds of anything to your satisfaction and yeu drcn such deadly poisnu is surprising You should wonder what ails you heed tho waruiug you aro taking tho when thoy can relievo tho child of its AND first stop into nervous prostration peculiar troubles by using Dr Ackers You need a nervo tonio and in Elec- ¬ Baby gootlior It contains no opium tric Bitters you will fiud tho exact or morphine Sold byT G Julian lito Ilnd and Poplar Singles romfcdy for restoring your ncrvoug IDooi s of all Sizes Bvst6m to its nornial healthy condi druggist Sash Glazed and Unglazd itV ljtfjn Surprising results follow tho LOWEST Harry Is Miss Maudo a particular Window ami jjoor Frames I uso of Jhis groat norvo tonio and altor Brackqts of nil kinds I friend of yours Moulding and CHOICEST COMPARISON ativc Your appctito returns good Reginald Woll I should say sho PROMPTEST SETTLEMENT digestion is restored and tho liver aud Verandas ofWet7 LS5uliptiou kidneys rcsumo healthy action Try was from tho way eho gavo mo tho flf hiwAifLMl Arrnnninti S tar Planing Will company iT in nuj uutriiii nuuwudi a bottlo Price COc nt W S Lloyds mitten last night Shos too particu Dotsoit Freo Press lar altogethor drug store M Sterling Ky CAKKED GOODS BfflMlFllO Ii Tho martyrs were not differently constituted from us their bodies were James Hallo 6cen tho governoryct kneaded from tho 6amo slime they How did ho cut up about that bill were sustained by tho eamo God they Villiam Ho footed tho bill expected the samo glory but they Thats good You aro rid of it know how to will Ven Louis of then Grcncda No I was tho Bill ho footed t Joseph News Tho Now Discovery jV Yirpi ai - Ml Cant Sloop Nights Is tho complaint of thousands sufier ipg from Asthma Consumption Coughs etc Did you over try Dr Ackers English Bomedy It is tho preparation known for all Lung Troubles Sold on a positivo guar- ¬ antee at 25c and 50c T G Julian druggist J - ST J0 MIL Planing Mill Oo Rough Dressed LUMBER INSURANCE Reahi Elstsite rates inches deep and about tho same in length and inserts in it the end of a board known as a choppiug board upon which ho stands to wield his axe Tho board is a picco of oak or fir from four to five feet long and about tcn inches wide tho inserting end being narrower and bound with steel upon BARGAINS IN CROCKERY which is a calk liko that on a horseshoe Wo which holds the board firmly when lino wohave the best bargains iu this havo over shown Just think tho mans weight is upon it If the of it Meat Plates 5 and 10c Plates first notch isnot high enough ho cuts 3c nice Bowls 3 for 10c and every- ¬ another higher up and still auothcr thing else to correspond if necessary using tho boards as steps WIRE WIRE WIRE WIRE until ho is often ten or twelve feet Wo will sell you more Wire for less abovo tho ground before ho finds a money than any firm in town and Tho two dont buy until you have seen us or placo suitable for chopping axemen having thus gained a position you will lose on opposite sides of-- tho tree begin tho STOVES I STOVES I work of chopping with their llouble and then to find that it was only a bladcd axes working carefully so as Our line is complete and at prices Uo direct the fall of tho trco in tho line that will make them go So when bird How pleasant it is to have tho birds selected Of late years the improved you want to fit yourselves out for housekeeping do not forget that wo talking in our own language if but a stylo of two hand saws has been made keep Window Blinds at 38c all com- ¬ word it makes them doubly dear to lo do tho chief work After cutting plete with spring fixtures Poles at us and wc feel better acquainted with witlr tho axo a deep lino iu tho trco on 25ccach 4 boves Matches for 5c t thsm But how much more ono cau tho side to which it is to bo made fall boxes Tacks for 5c etc Every tliidp to correspond and on a bill wc wiil understand who mingles freely in tho mon begin sawing on tho opposite savo you dollars Now dont forget bird life Aro they not a higher order sido of tho tree wedging the cut made tho place for they all go to of animal life than wo havo auy idea by tho saw as they progress thus keep- ¬ of I remember when p nihl of re ¬ ing tho saw clear and gradually inclin ¬ garding them as half way between man ing tho tree in tho right direction In and angel this way a tree may bo made to fall in If birds cannot talk and confide to tho direction directly opposite to its ono another how do they soon loarn to natural inclination When tho trco distinguish between friends and enp shows symptoms of falling tho men 1 mics How does a- - bird know sho givo a few well directed strokes F rzhYisir 1 may perch on a cows back and feast the axo to guido it in its course und j on tho flics there How docs sho know then spring lightly to the ground Reese Bldg Mt Sterling Ky that she may pick up tiny grains under standing near tho baso of tho tree tho horses feet and yet fly in the which experience has proved to bo tho To Poor Farmers greatest terror from only tho house safest position Gradually tho forest cat giant bows its head its fibres cracking One reason why so many of our Oh that wo might understand all liko pistol shots until at last it comes tho sweet Binirks and tho pretty words down with a rush its limbs dragging farmers are poor is becauso nine out they havo ono with another how much down others with it and tho under of every ten when they scttlem a new farm clear their tho more ontcrtaiuing llfo would be But ones being splintered into pieces stump3 from six to cigjBFn inches God understands them all Ho hears Learning to Walk high then cultivate in corn from six to all their cries and pities and lovo them twclvo years waiting for tho stumps to for has ho not said Not even a spar ¬ People sometimes ask at what age rot out before they sow to grass Am row falls without tho Fathers no can wo scat a child in a chair when tico and if He notices and loves tho put him on his legs how old must he personally acquainted with farmers birds so far below Him how much bo before wo teach him to walk Tho who havo pretended to farm for 20 more should we who aro but creatures answers aro easy Ho must not bo years and have never sown a pound Portland made to sit till he has spontaneously of grass seed on their land They of tho samo Divino Hand Transcript sat up in his bed and has bcon able to plaut corn until thoy wear their land out then chango to wheat or oats and hold his scat This sometimes hap ¬ Burglar Proof Lock a failure When I clear a piece pens iu the sixth or seventh month make of land I cut everything smooth to tho A now sort of lock to bo applied to sometimes later Tho sitting position ground then haul oft all rock if any ordinary doors and capable of resist- ¬ is not without danger oven when ho break and plant to corn which I cut ing tho attack of Burglars has re- ¬ takes it himself imposed prematurely and shock in tho fall and then sow to cently been exhibited in Paris As upon him it Urcs the bono aud may wheat Tho next fall turn tho stub ¬ I every ono knows complication of iutcrfore with tho growth so the child ble harrow down smooth and cut all locks on the doors of ordinary houses should never bo taught to stand or to sprouts from tho 1st to 15th of Sep ¬ and rooms is of very little avail walk That is his afiair not ours tember then sow timothy seed at tho against the professional burglar who Place him on a carpet in a healthy rate of one gallon of seed per acre wasting no timo in trying to raise tho room in tho open air and let him play Follow tho 1st of April with fivo lbs tumblers and movo tho bolt simply in freedom roll try to go ahead on his clover seed per acre if seasonable you inserts tho cud of his short iron lever hands and feot or go backward which will get a good crop tho first season or jimmy between tho door and iU he will do more successfully at first If sprouts como up to bother thoy rebate and forces the wholo affair in ¬ it all gradually strengthens and har- ¬ should bo cut out by tho middle of ward tearing out the locks and bolts dens him Somo day he will manage June I settled on a ridgo farm of on tho way No multiplication of to get upon his knees another day to 1 10 acres six years ago and now have tumblers cam prevent this and the go toward upon them and then to 00 acres in timothy and clovor while only real protection against such vio- ¬ raise himself up agaiust tho chairs my neighbors are waiting for their lence as applied to a wooden door and Ho thus learns to do all ho can as fast 8tump3 to rot out It is an up hill frame is either a heavy pieco of fur as ho can and no more But they business for fanners to raisctlircc nitnro moved up against the door or say ho will bo lougor in learning to hogs with 50 ccnFoOTwt JuitwftySclc ntv walk if ho is left to go on his hands or a strong shore which answers tho of good clover and a good What differenco hogs wo can make somo samo purpose and will hold tho door kuoes indefinitely monoji place lock or no lock until it is does it make if exploring tho world in Another great mistaktt our poor far ¬ battered iu pieces This now device iu this way ho becomes acquainted mers mako is to rough their cattlo as described in tho American Archi- ¬ with things lqarns to estimate distan- ¬ through tho winter on straw and corn tect comprises tho combination of tho ces 6trengthcus his legs and back 6talks and without shelter bringing iron shore with tho ordinary lock in prepares himself in short to walk them out in tho spring much worse off Tho such a manner that locking adoor Eets better when ho gels to walking than at tho beginning of winter de ¬ a shore iu place which will resist an important thing is not whether he pending on outsido rango to fatten enormous strain On tho return of walks now orthon but thai ho learns thorn through tho summer and selling tho proprietor tho unlocking of tho to guido himself to help himself and them in tho fall as grass cattle at from door in tho ordinary way shifts tho to havo confidence in himself I hold 1 to 2J cents per pound when good upper end of tho shore from tho door without cxagcration that education J well kept cattlo would command a to tho frame where it presents no ob- ¬ of tho character is going on at the good price Thero is no kind of stock stacle to tho opening of tho door Tho samo timo with training in locomotion that will pay tho farmer bettor than a mcchanisn of tho lock itself nocd not and that tho way ono learns to walk flock of good healthy sheep thoy bo very claborato although tho pick is not without moral importance should not bo confined to ouo pastiu Popular Science Monthly ing of tho lock would movo both tho too long at a timo chango pastures bolt and tho shore for if tliore aro frequently and shelter in stormy tumblers enough to prevent picking Tho Charleston Nows and Courior wcathor feed them clover hay and with a bit of wiro fow burglars aro notes that Kentucky has lost Its proud somo graiu in winter and thoy will likely to havo tho timo or tools for position as the best hoiso Stato iu tho certainly pay a good profit more elaborate operations and if tho Union Missouri furnishing tho bc6t jimmy will not forco an entrance equities for either pcaco or war Just Educate your children and promote thoy will probably givo up tho uudcr so Missouri is all right Sho is by all tho power you havo tho Chistian taking As tho iron bar is not fas justly proud of tho high station she education of tho children of the poor tened into tho socket at cither end it has gained as an agricultural and Tho root of society is iu thoehikl Tim may bo lifted out in a momonL if not stock raising State flno blooded 6a education of tho child la tlw mt Wi I wanted and put out of tho way pecixlly gptfou of the law of God u ll Enochs uuium ilifrmii Uminn a huiiah iiuiiuu landting j t9 iD 13 Lj i 2 as THE MT STEKLIKa ADVOCATE llfklHlttntlWWI jF fiE ADVM5AT Dismal Swamp W ii i This is ono of tho most unique freaks of nature to bo found in tho South It is a swamp on a hill side Tho land slopes away to tho north to tho cast and to tho Boulh from tho center of this peculiar formation It is only to tho westward that tho land gets higher It area is probably 10 miles north and 60Uth and 15 to 20 miles in width cast and west Sov cral streams have their heads in this i swamp and How away to the north cast and south on thoUway to tlio sea Tho soil is of a peaty nature being composed largely of vcgetablo matter So much so that in times of unusual drouth tho fires which often start in tho swamp burn largo I10I03 in the peaty soil often to tho depth of scvoral feet Tho Indians who occupied thi section had a tradition to tho effect that at ono time during sovcro and prolonged dry weather fire burned so long and so fiercely in this noted swamp that acres of soil were burned over and burned up leaving an im mense hole so to speak several miles wido and long and several feet deep which when the rains came was filled with water and now is known as At all events Lake Dritmmond the lake in there and wo have tho utmost confidence in tho tradition This lake is tho center of tho swamp is 27 feet above mean high tide in this harbor A canal or ditch from G to 10 fcetin depth and 2QJeeHu width and to lCTiilicTin length would draw all tho water out of Lake Drummond and drain tho swamp Tho water would run out like water in a mill race Sea shells arc found in digging down into tho Subsoil of this swamp The prevailing varieties of timber are cypress juniper and gum Juniper water from this swam is sought after as drinking water by those whose kidneys are effected It will keep longer than any well or hpring water in the United States It is often used by vessels making long sea voyages Its medicinal and keeping qualities arc well known here Odd as it may seem or sound this swamp is often used as a health resort Every year many hundreds go into tho swamp to hunt and fish and drink juniper water sleep soundly on beds of juni per boughs and come out in the course of a few weeks much improved Mosquitoes will not breed in this swamp Iu fact it has none of the general fea- ¬ tures ot a swamp except it is wet It is in fact a swamp on a hill A ¬ ¬ Wefis S f - I W i l J TUESDAY i m t APKIL St f SB 1891- - iLri Hazelriog Dry Goods HSlWlMiltllMtUiintMtlW4HiMnllMi Haze In IN ifiwW v T JI JMWtH P ttWWlMal Boots and hoes George - GO TO f- c- Stapre and FaneyDry u lit DEALERS Goods vci J Iff fife I t -- r IV i ii 1 vi the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for fai- - BOOTS -ISHOES IN and guarantees atisfaction Plaveyou ever used to have your feet shod He minufactures all classes of gQJigvM c R V U J gJ CX I f B t I 8 E tHl I t 1 f f stock of Torchon Atremenduou sosiery all Table Linenspaid for be-Edg ¬ bought and fore the McKinley Bill was passed i ¬ Reissingers vr Oil Blaeking i in I iI tit J u 6 l Hr i 14 have more Carpets than all the town put together We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HARTetc etc and FORDS BROMLEYS which they sell as low as other 1 ¬ gum and acids giving to the leather body and a silky life like feel and making it waterproof Suit- ¬ able for all kinds of leather from the most delicate Morocco to the commonest split leather As a dress ing tor harness this oil has no superior The best preparation for leather known Free from HOUSES SELL INFERIOR MAKES G - REISSINGE R MANUFACTURER -V Si i- WELLS I c HAZELRIGG - Uf si a si f 1l I I a 7 wi 0f M Shortens CWldenV and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair warranted Also A J Johnsons Hand Made hces Tragh East Main Street ait Sterling Ky Groceries -U i t iw miAAvM Am J Opera Chocolates --and-- nial WELLS HAZELRIGG dont deal in For Honest Goods and honest Treatment go to i TSlTTSrTTT3TSlLSl Cream Bon bons We are packing the finest confectionery ever brought to Mt Sterling in the most exquisite uuxcn wiinouc aaamonai cnarge Uall and ex- amine our stock SJZHIT Some Proverbs Too far cast is west Ma w faOrvri Force is no argument Enough is great riches Envy is its own torture In every fault there is folly Every excess becomes a vice Feasting makes no friendship An evil life is Chiles Thompson Flour Mills Co a kind of death A feeble woman Great Worlds Menagerie Earnestness is the soul of work t H -- WTitlgu in regard to it An elephant docs notcatch mice is restored to health and strength Washington when coinpatUyely f by Dr Pierces Favorite Prescrip- ¬ Empty wagons niako mot noise mB young man surveyed a largo lMtff0 runtion If youre overworked ilcJUat falls by himself never cries down or debilitated you need it of the Dismal Swamp and dug a canal thoro which is still known as Wash Fondness for fame is avarice of air Its nn invigorating restorative tonic and a soothing and strengthditch Bear live there and ingtons A jade cats as much as a good horso ening nervine imparting tono and steal the farmers corn and pigs within Its It is folly to sing twice to a deaf vigor to tho wholo system carefullya 15 miles of tho city of Norfolk It i legitimato medicine too said that at ono limb tho Dismal man compounded by an experienced phy ¬ PROPRIETORS Swamp was an arm of tho sea and sician and adapted to womans deli ¬ Good swimmers arc oflcncst drownA Monster Magazine and Majestic Museum Monopolizing For all tho cato organization that Capt Kidd the noted pirate ed Unnufacturers of and dealer in tho Celebrated chronic weaknesses functional de- ¬ buried his immense treasure there Multitudinous Modern Mnndane Miracles of more than A friend at ones back is a safe rangements and painful disorders Some day it will be drained and peculiar to tho sex it is an unfailing Monumental merit and measureless Magnificence farmed the richest body of tillable bridge remedy Its because it is unfail It is easier to blame than to do bet- ing that it can bo sold under a posilaud iu the South v ter tive guarantee If it fails to givo Truly Independent eatisfaction in any caso for which Iluild golden bridges for the flying its recommended tho money paid The farmer who by careful man foe for it will bo promptly returned agement can make ends meets that is It is a legitimato medicine not A coward novcr forgave it is not his pay can come out even at the end of nature The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT a beverage Contains no alcohol tho year is inoro truly independent to inebriate no syrup or sugar to To squeeze an eel too hard is the way Gonr or ferment in tho stomach 000 than he who gets a salary of a and causo distress As peculiar in 1500 a year It is hard to make to lose it or Miscellaneous its marvelous remedial results as lie farmer believe thip but it isa line Expect to be treated as you have in its composition bill ncvcrthclesF Tho man with a treated others salary as a rulo lives up to that salary The Glasgow Times puts its thus Tho Largest most Soloct Stock Fortune can take from us only what At the end of tho year lie has nothing The slow development of Southern to how for it If sick or disabled the she has given us Kentucky as shown by the last census Have received an elegant as- ¬ OF salary stops short never to go on again is not at all soothing to our pride Tho Oct a name to rise early and you sortment of until ho goes to work If tho farmer census enumerators may not have fill daw is sick the hens keep on laying for him mav lie abed treated all tho counties fairly and on tho cows continue to givo him milk It is easy to add to things that have that account tho showing may bo a his stock continues to grow fruit ma oiue been invented littlo more dismal than it rightfully 0TTBS IN tures tho rain falls and the sun bliino should Jtut the fact is wo arc making for him tamo as over Of course sick French Plaid Novoltioa A bright young man a now mem ¬ little or no progress in population or Silk Grenadines for him is unpleasant nud detrimental ber and master of a grange wealth and it is about timo for our recently EVER ON HAND Gray Suitings but it is not so demoralizing as with made tho following remarks I have people to open their oyes to the fact Black Silks tho man on salary just received tho proceedings of tho Tho roublo is our people will not ap ¬ White Goods And at prices to satisfy In figuring up and in comparing his State grange and also of the national ply the remedy Thoso who have Black NoTolty Goods lot witli that of the f alaricd man tho grange and I fiud them very interest ¬ money aro unwilling to invest it in Dimities farmer fails to count his living With ing They contain a lirgc amount of enterprises which will prove romuuer anyone Nainsooks hint his living is nothing With the useful information in regard to current ativo o tliem and beneficial to tho pub- India Linens mm on salary his living is everything topics Linen Lawns And this leads us to say that lie and the public itself is unwilling Then again tho man on salary is not the grange lias developed a valuable to make any improvements if thoycost Etc Etc CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY lift wn boss Nonnust como and go literature which is peculiar to itself anything Fall of others P D CORSETS The Boat Made The farmer even and has been a means of cducationthe Vo ought not to fear to speak our thonrcni lie docs not put a dollar in bank value of which is beyond computation love at homo Wo should get all tho is more truly independent than the The reports of tho national grange and tenderness possiblo into the daily In Misses Ludics and Childrens man with 1000 to 1G00 salary thirty four Slato granges each year household lifo Wo should mako the Tho grandest problem of tho ago solved Hardware Queensware Its solution practically dc- There aro thousands upon thousands form a most useful information from sizes morning good byes as wo part at tho T02T1rndyoftooxhbItIon tuul t0 bo witnessed NOWHERE t of men at tho North West and all parts of our cpuntry In addition breakfast table kindly enough for final JLSL ON EAItril as tho prcsont solo and exclusive right of exposition and NEWOPERA HOUSE CASSIMEUES - GINGHAMS working on salaries who should be to this are tho reports of Pomona and farewells Many go out in tho morn ¬ operation of the only perfect apparatus has been secured at immense cxponse paying for a picco of land for a home subordinate granges with synopsis of for this Colossal Combination of Classic and Contemporaneous Marvels Mt Sterling Ky BIIALLIES - ARMENtAN KUGS ing who nover come homo at night by and by A home of a few acres of papers and discussions touching upon thoreforo wo should part even for a MAN HASTERS THE SUPPOSED IMMUTABLE LAW OF GRAVITY good laud in a pleasant locality is a every phase of farm and domestic life few hours with kind words with a And with firm hand on steering wheel and oyo steadfastly watching good thing to have IJettcr bo a far and often but none too often entering lingering pressuro of the hand lest wo Compass and liaromctor despito counter currents and adAcrso winds sorcue mer and just make cuds meet rather the realm of non partisan politics Tliif may look again into each others ly navigates where oer he will Til E NEW WONDER OF THE WORLD than work on talary and buy your important feature of grango work lias oyes never Tenderness in tho homo is not NO OTHER SHOW HAS SUCH MULTIPLIED ATTRACTIONS Ex meat a prominent niche iu tho litcraturo of a childish weakness it is ono LOUISVILLE KY that A peerless amusement triumvirate comprising a perfect Menagarie an Now England Far ¬ should be indulged in and cultivated the present day There aro now reported to bo twelvo mer for it will bring tho sweetest returns unexampled Circus an imperial Hippodrome Princely performances of SuUeriptlon Itatca Daily and Sunday on imruvus ium consummately siiumu jcats uy illustrious artists who aro in AVERY desirable property tttm year Dally without Sunday 800 Suuday1000 a sealskin buffaloes which havo been 100 Avonim within everything original IIV obtained by crossing Foiled Angus The annual seed cataloguo af Isanc minutes walk of tho Court house con ft year Wkly 1X0 a year Money for Everybody THE IMPERIALLY SPLENDID STREET PAGEANT catllu on tho wild stock Tho hump M Tillinghast La Plume Pa for soling or lot ho lect iront and on this THE WEEKLY COURIEMOUR a substantial house of nine rooms be ¬ and shaggy mauo of the buffalo almost 1891 is at hand On tho forenoon of every exhibition dav imlfentna Hm With specialties Mrs Wells asks is it a fact that a nti jiiio sides halls porches store rooms etc Has tin larecit circulation of anv Demo1 entire disappear and tho animal is mentioned aro what Mr Tillinghast person can make ijtfO or f JO a week in of tho wholo majestic show far better than incro diction however florid or Building in prime condition Spleu Newnpaper in the United States and Droim3 profuse may picture it All tho peoplo should see tho parade sco tho show Tho now breed calls his Electric Scries of vegeta tho plating business easily domesticated Yes I mako and eo oid cellars two excellent cistnniR double or trobbU iu already largo circulation havo a royal days outing v promises to bo successful and valuable bles so named because of their ox from 5 to 8 a day plating and sell- ¬ stables etc Kill DAYtoKmeoneiplend Idllijrh nlso two lots of CO feet IVontage cold too great for ordinary trcmo carlinoss This sories includes ing plated ware tho Lake Elcctrio Co It survives Watch ABS6LUTEIYKEIS Tull partlcu art vncu on biimc eirccc unci aujaccnt to cattlo and it produces fur which U an cxtra carly sweocorn a very early Euglowood III will give you full in ¬ o above property r -SendXorone 7 said to bo lino and glossy resembling market pea and an extra early beet structions In this business thcro is AdddrcaWKHALDJCMAN of good form and color CWHARRIS that of tho seal but much thicker mono for everybody President Couricr Journil Comcanv A Ruadeii ¬ Men till lii AND is Circus Mt SterlingB-AJDO-EiR - Roller Mills 3s ¬ ¬ Roman Hippodrome WILL EXHIBIT AT OO H ¬ ¬ ¬ CROWN and MONARCH FL UR ¬ Ml Ml Mai April 1 SliffiM BratilwfMirtiiaf 1 Spring Goods s ¬ iitlltij I 1 -- 0 REliT Chieag o Air Ship THE EXPLOMTIOlflle ZEIGLERS SHOES WW REED Iu J SAMUE S H FOR S AXjE The Courier Journal in ¬ Ji Mt - MT BTKULlNQ KT LouliTlUe Ky -- - USJUafr Aj tJBfri Kr- - THE AW 0a 1 iiVt1fli1iMict4 HIP I- a MDf mi S3 S9CSB --i MHtHr H I 4Sit wa Rilr6nd Time Tb ACUIUWU UOlHltU 11 L HPIK r PIWWBBP r m FARM AND GARDEN Xn pettjtfg tmt strawberry plants an LfteiJ3iojm eaajJiOLroot9 Cglva them plenty of room Tn ground Sheep tlosiro ami aro benefited by firqah fill Id and now pastures anil Should hot ho kept long la tho samo field nor pastured Jn large ilocke aojj School i truslenR fni yLJkHI H jgL ES HV a vk 18fW 1 -- BLUE GRASS ROUTE FliOM Shortest and Quickest Roots nig 4K m Li rj nirs this month ja wwni fiatunlnv fin TTf ir tho census WyATT 10 3 A DEATHQ At lt- V UOUIHV i lUOHIUlJCO T 111 UfcN North I HAL KfcN I UUKYck it vnr i iu uijU ruixYi t Jit it for Uiown to mo Every kind word you speak to an animal and every kind act you show if Is in llin diroKion of making it a It in an casj moi e proftlublo animal Way lo Inervasc your pioflls Tlift sunflower niakoi flno winter poultry fntl They Ahould ho planted in tiih molrt soil about three feet apart and well cultivated Tlic mam ¬ Infants and Children T cares Colic Constipation Boor Stomach Dlarrhcija LrucUtion Kills Worm girt nlerii arid iTouotc resllon Without injurious aiedicatlon East West and Sonthwestca 0 niuwaru JohllJtobillSOll frm tvub riluV3 will bo hcio May 19th fin 1111 wiuir i vuruscmeiUiirAt u nnk 1 jZTrl u ml An ioi 101 ft knWuud y twn N n1 V ii --- x- SS Antl ii roi jaaoii ioi years and oi m Vllli OI nWitlr vtu llo A miies aj agcil WftHi IVyaO 10 2D jo Jo davs eCJlt Jn irlrhtt BV Inj fi mm S5S 4 - CMtorUbto well adapted to children that I recommend it m superior to Any prescription Criteria Fast Line IIKHVKKN dt st rf i IMil vnu -A nrlin u i on rVUllll i iogaiit display at nnnnii r If f mi VIIU11II l i -i I Ill Tho A Ancnxn M D Bo Oxford EL Brooklyn N n LEXINGTON OINOINNATIn r Schediilo in Effect FcVy 15 1891 School Castoria fa sountrersal and Ita merlU so well known that It tecma a work of supererogation to endorao It Few aro the intelligent families who do not keep Caitorln within easy roach Cuooa Mirttw D D New York City Lato Tostor Bloomincdalo Seformod Church un of For sertral years I hare reoomm ndcl your Cagtorta and nliall always coutlmtu to do ao as it has invariably produced beneficial results Edwin F Pardci it V Tho Winthrop Will Stroet and Tth Ato Kw Tork City T7 MonnAr UUojr Ko0 Kv bunk iriisinrtc gct hem all ii isrt vr rwu nr WI1 thinir flint e cnM lesilCM ujo do cighbora know lim liini for hiR irnnW VMurJiH ina UI Js census and his con- SI8tcuoJ- - J irin in Ills wiioJol conviclioiiR nr LtJVCCl ru fi 01 any one iu r cniml vuiB VJJIH tlc 4V J ForgCfyayoU are calcula- - r ni ll0ty t4rv KnBtornrimWLyh v UUKagCS anSsSS5n X4 p mm9 iTi e 7 t Soutliltoiiinl Dully 8 10 n m No 2 Dally Accm Fust II no Dnilv 8 00 pm 2 20p 8 OSpm2 2op 0 60u No 4 Czm 5Tri that moth Italian hraiiching and single headed arc botlrchiico kinds It is well known that meat varies in individual animals in flavor and in The development of he underlies ail of breeding and of the intelligence nud of ho tastes of men has arjrivedal that btogo of growth that demands ho selection of breeding slock with reference to point suggested The qualities mentioned like every other anlinal characteristic aio hereditary J and may ho forced in a family W Sanborn Tmt Ckotiur Commxt STnrcr Kkw Tonx Iao Oviithiaim Air lnili Air Icxlnictnn lAe Tails Air Winchester Iao Winchester Arr Itlcliniond Lu Cluciimutt lsve Co1iikIuiu8 0 IioKulmoutli 11 It am 48n in 10 11 12 10 4Jum ISnm in SJpin 10 21pm ii oupm VI lCpma 4 ir Jr Old Aunt JManev Tlionias Jr rjMii iiiiii 7inlia 1 -Vlllljr OI iiiiit ii itrt tWO himra lm - Su J WklOMlinhrii1 ll I - iMSR posed to do in outer to oncourago the that oucof An Eastern journal tho important reasons for dehorning cattle is to retain Uio service of bull3 to a greater ago than would otherwise ho safe Valuablo animals havo often thus lo ho turned oflto tho butcher or ho worse alternative bo tako and more valuable human lives bo sacrificed to allow those useless appendages to be retained Time was perhaps when tho horns ot domestic caKlo were im- ¬ portant to hem as defenses against dangerous ostomies Now they only sci vo as dangers to their keepers ThocowatfH t not havo to ravel a distance for water If she docs sho will go without it until sho gets very thirsty and feverish and then drink until sho is painfully uncomfor- ¬ table Both conditions aro unfavora- ¬ ble for milk secretion Shade is al- ¬ most as important in summer as shel- ¬ ter from cold in wiutcr Sco that tho cow has plonty of feed and clean water while in pasture so that sho can fill her stomach in a short time and then ho down in tho shade chew her cud enjoy herself and make milk says Itf c TP tin Henry Stewart says that tho littlo wrinkled Merino sheep is a very poor mutton sheep and is almost unsalablo for its carcass and being small its The combing wool fleece is light aro largo bodied animals and sheep yield good mutton tho Delaine sheep or mqvinoof of tho French class and aro o good sizo and their mutton is comB 0 ou Si nuauiy ii urn viy uci 15utwhatevcr benefit might otherwin accrue from this action is in many States wholly and in others par ¬ tially neutralized by what tho law neglects to do in protecting sheep from Cul Curtis of New York re ¬ dog cently declared that tho Legislature is made to fool that dogs aro of moro conscoucnco than sheep This is fully true in many States but there are some which have a law moderate in its provisions but still of considerable aid to owners of sheep Hut with the best of intentions on the part of legislators it is baldly possible that any law which doo3 not curtail the liberty of dogs will bo fully satisfactory to the owners of sheep For while the law secure to tho owner some in the way of payment for sheep which arc killed or wounded it seldom furnishes ade quate reparation The sum allowed does not pay for tho damago to the business resulting from tho lossof ani- ¬ mals which were needed in tho ilock and nothing is allowed for the injury which is often serious and permanent that is sustained by the animals that escape from the dogs In tho case of ewes the effect of the fright caused by the chasing of dogs remains lor years and not infrequently is tho causo for considerable loss Tho owner of sheep is required to keep them on his own land Tho owner of dogs should bo subject to tho samo rule For farm business a 6hccp is better than a dog Am Dairyman farmer ¬ Spoclmon Casoo S II Clifford New Cassel Wii was trcoublcd with neuralgia aud rheumatism his stomach was disordered his liver was affected to an alarming degree appelito fell away and ho was terribly reduced in flesh audstrcngth Threo bottles of Electric Bitters cured him Edward Shepherd Ilarrisburg 111 had a running sore on his leg of eight years ctanding Used thrco bottles of Electric Bitter and seven boxes of Bucklcns Arnica Salve and his leg is sound and well John Speaker O had fivo largo fever sores on his leg doctor said ho was incurable Onebottloof Electric Bitters and one box of Bucklcns Arnica Salve cured him entirely Sold by W S Lloyd ¬ AlTCoililn I Loibln Ic lllcluiiond IolIcica lo Il inston Io Iiondon 27 U 10 12 0 1 35 2 Oj 3 05 a in in pm m 55p 5 0p a aopui S 7pm B u yeara Wo n nninii 7 15in bone lliJpiii 2opni of AlT Livingston tntboiitillo Ii u llnei illo lo in j in 4 W li in 50 p in t 5 00 p in S G inn p in nocof lKi7 oo ZuizzSTxyz JYr0ftJMnSr0pcwitlnicrous s u i s sjk Vi u iinr Ikl n iiiuusunnt v mL Jmp- other 5J Arr Cunibeiln Jap7 4 50 pm TioCorbn Willlanislnug 5 45 p m 0 20 pm Airlclllco Ie Mkldlcboinugli 31 j pm 7 in 25 p in 00 i m lc Ie Itlcliniond lc Lnncastcr Air Stanford Arr lllcbmoiul Ivc Jclllco AlTCoililn 1 4 5 20pm Dally 50 p in 45 p in fb ll the Saviour laid enjoyments that the dear Jltte UoBi i iieai v i ones must have Union nont i fcoiMMom Kp n If tha wc are it is said that ho niiii of tho fait ho professed In i crpetratorsofthis deed wcro men UUIIIIUOU V wno just in UlO Jiadliot hnntt tol1 l jt UJ lno com uuic Mill ClLill t mi any wr work done on um two of wlion voMlv roaci nm1 aro is iiibis- - ii viiv Jl informed AlAOJilllll i that viola- - - i- T rihis way to avengo themselves I Iulinnn and Vo ton Vn i XoLtli lioimJ Nol Xo5 7 Kxpraiis Dally uo nm 7 50 10 15 Dally Kx Sun No 8 xiio Inter State Association O UMh couutv rjw zr -- l of nct Fivo A survho him and a lu Stanford I laucastcr e Illinois am JJJ U1 t Thn S Ar of D f rtmCnt of Uo WllliaVliif -- SKi a inn 8 15 8M Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria ag ItoCuniTd Onp Iau Jllddlctiboiinigli csS Mo lintnillc 5S Lvo llai lin ille Sb Air Coi bin ka g Io limlon tri n Air Livingston ac VUam 0 25 nm c5 7 am am ato the sixth m t niauon at Artnni ti ZTaZ or- i I I C and of mH J Looking inn rin r 1 cly Stuifo he van nnn w t glass plates n um lrnmc 11 ITOCorbln5 U t 10 21 11 05 11 12 11 12 U Cil 1 10 1 5S U45nm 8 nm 0 25 am r 41am nm am he Wincliotcr Ait Tails Le IYington in the chest quickened pulse dullness Lve 1aiid Lo jntliiani iu the evening or sweats at night all Lve Falnioutli Air Covington or any of these aro the first stages of Air Cincinnati consumption Dr Ackers English Cough Remedy will euro these fearful symptoms and is sold under a positive guarantee by T G Julian Children Crv for Pitchers Castoria Wo Can That Terrible Cough In tho morning hurried or difficult breathing raising phlegm tightness Ait ilcrca Lo ltlcliinoml Ait Hlclinioiul Le Winchester Io Livingston 01am fl S3 am 7 10 am 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 51am 8 21 am 0 IS am 10 44 am 10 50 am pin pm pin 2 ai pm 2 oo pin 2 45 3 15 llpm rau Itll S pm pm 5 50 pm 4 11 5 40 pin pin 45 inn SO Sn JerxxQluilraiu ill pm JS9i III IQ in llll JU - VIVOS hilll aidulmcn ni nHnn lllintlllI I lovlwo tlZ n 1vocd auention H will be one declining of tho speakers on yca occasion Ilaviuir lived i ia b onora bin bfo ho i MATRIMONIAL lad dimweight of years Inav ii Ja rricd at tho lesidenco of the resi- - Iinf WJ iuitson to Wtishattliio niuii- ICO Ot tilO bndnH mniln xr u oi i8 ItllS aI10 jMs long time icy liOWilHjr on Slalc in IWend - V 111 Zr WJI Srr VT J r- o Apnl ltnL t unco marrifvl i aml atci o at mi s ct jh0 i n iTl - large JL al uiyofhi - bll TCV iullfig No oth of large mantel bevelled plates for mirrors uroii honsc canies these godas - AUIIl- - Tnt Icv j lfailf 5 C 37 pm 0 45 pm ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS AND WANTS -- MAYSVILLE BRANCH Korth Vound Kx bun 00 am 7 55 a in 8 19 a m 8 43 a m S3 a m 7 10 10 IN THE- 7 Daily No 9 Dally Ex bun 2 20 pm 2 M pm 4 40 pin 5 37 pin G No 11 and Do In reply to tho inquiry of tho Ne ¬ braska subscriber who asks how lo plant and cultivate celery wc give the following Sow in tho open ground as soon as it is fit to woik in April and keep clear of weeds until tho time ofplanting in Juno and July The tops should bo shorn olTonco or twice before planting so as to insuro stocky plants which sutler less on being trans- ¬ planted Plant in rows three feet apart for tho dwarf varieties and four or fivo feet for tho larger sorts and six inches apart in rows If tho weather is dry at the time of planting great caro should be taken that the roots aro properly firmed by pressing tho side of each plant firmly wUJi tho foot this compacts the soil and partially excludes tho air from tho roots until now rootlets arc formed which will usually be in forty eight hours after which all dan- ¬ ger is over After tho planting of tho tho celery is completed nothing fur- ¬ ther is to bo dono for six or seven weeks except running through bo tweon the rows with the cultivator or hoe and freeing tho plants from weeds About the middle of August wo be ¬ gin the earthing up necessary for the blanching and whitoning of that which is wanted for uso during tho months of September Octobor and November Tho first oporatiou is that of handling After all tho soil has been drawn up against tho plant with tho boo it is further drawn closo around each plaul by the hand firm enough to keep tho leaves in an upright position and prevent them from spread- ¬ ing This being done moro soil is drawn against tho row either by tho boo or plow as circumstances require so as to keep tho plant in this upright position Tho blanching process must how- ¬ ever bo finished by tho spade which is dono by digging tho soil from between tho two rows and banking it clear up to tho top on each side of tho Farm Field and row of celery Stockman ¬ Guarantee Dr Ackers Blood Elixir for it has becn fully demonstrated to tho people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood diseases It is a positivo cure for syphilitic poisoning Ulcers Erup- ¬ tions and Pimples It purifies the whole system and thoroughly builds up tho constitution T G Julian druggist Ivo Covington Le Lexington Ive Tails Arr Millerebiug ArrCaillsle Arr Johnson Arr Maya illo South Bound Lve Majsvllle Le Johnson LvoCailisle LveMillcrslnug Lve Cincinnati 4 01 pm 0 23 inn 7 16 T am 10 pm i5 pm No A D VOC ATE IF YOU WIS TO Blacksmithing Dry Goods Notions Etc Dally Ex bun 5 20 5 57 S 50 7 15 No 12 Dally Ex bun 1 am am am Ait laris 7 40 a m 8 28 n m Arr Icxington 10 44 a m Arr Co ingtou 10 50 am Air Cincinnati W I SIUNSON Tiav lWngr Agt Cincinnati Ohio S am 2 27 pm 3 20 pin S 45 4 10 50pm pm SECURETHE BEST AND QUICKEST RETURNS BLACKSMITHING I am prepared Blacksmithing 0 20 pm 0 87 pm 6 45 inn pm aiu muiu jhujiiuuiu W II Prolo smaller kinds and aro to bo been elected a d for use on farms where a Trustees of Mrock is kept to consume food aVauC chooJ and Jgrown by farmers tho waste in mP A ion to the bofo a largo extent of ordinary int to him dtyops a ca nirl ftiiplete and correct methods havo Kijun imJulk cntof the results of the ram in tjlo auStVfond as well as of the Shorthorn caftlo sales ami tho com- ¬ parative statement is given The enor- ¬ mous sum of 72352 pounds sterling and if all tho salc3 wcro embraced it would no doubt bo considerably in- ¬ creased realized in one season for rams iu Scotland should impress upon tho sheep owners tho extent and im- ¬ portance of their calling Those who are moro interested in cattle may bet- ¬ ter grasp tho magnitudo of this sum by placing it alongsido tho total amount realized at sales of Shorthorn cattlo Yo find that Messrs John this year Co who make a complete Thornton of auction sales of Shorthorns return all over tho kingdombring tho total for 1890 to 61070 pounds 1 shillings ster ¬ ling nearly 8000 pounds sterling short of tho sum which went to the pockets of tho Scotch ram breeders biiuuji and social w clif argcr 4 W Hardware Stoves c C 1 ATMOIIE It KNOTT Gcnl Iaes Agt Ti afllc Jlanaeer Ocncral Offlcc Loulsv illc Ky S F II JIOItSE Asit Gcnl laasgr AgL Ofllcc Chamber ot Comnicico llldg Cinti O islon av hich Is dully except biinday No 1 Kuns dally from Lexington to Cinclnti No 2 linns dally No 5 Kun daily mm all stations except the ltovv laud Di ision u lilcli is daily except Sunday No 3 Daily except Sunday No 4 Daily bctw con Cincinnati and Ixington No 43 Pans and Ixxiiigtou Accoiiimodiitlon Daily leaves Lexington 10 00 am Auhcs Im U 810 45ain Cin No Falmouth Accommodation AnivtM Falmouth 7 05 inn clnnatl 5 10 pm No 2 r to do all kinds General Repairing z5 CARPENTER t ti fl OF HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY have reduced my prices to meet 1 for all hard times Only around shoeing and 10 per cent off for cash I Dally to all points except lEowland Di ATTENTION Farmers Alliance YOUR MOTTO BUY LOW FOR CASH wo C W Iaea dally except sitndny Special Attention Girento Steol Wort No 7 Lca es Falmouth C 00 am Arrh cb Cincinnati 53 am dull except Sundaj Bring in your wood work I am Nos 2 and 0 make connection at Wluchoster for points on tho N N X 31 V It prepared to do auything iu this line No 2 Canics through ears horn Cincinnati to All work fully Middlcborougli and Cumbciland Gap and all In- ¬ in first class style tel mediate stations aud inns daily guaranteed ¬ -- MASONIC TEMPLE o O O 0Q 1 OLD N H KENTUCKY and H V CO ROUTE favors I solicit patronage 22 E D Thanking my customers for paBt u continuation of thoir J W BARBEE Shop opposite Badger Cos mill 5T CO OUR MOTTO SELL LOW FOR CASH The following articlces are for your especial benefit SHORT LINE TO tf g 5 0 O 3- - O j Philadelphia Washington New York Baltimore Old Point and the ea- - horo THE DIIIECT LINE TO FARM FOR SALE I - Oliver Chilled Plows Malta Double Shovels Old Hickory Wagons When fruit is loft to nature it fares under tho hardest conditions and na Reversible Disc Harrows ture always careful to pcrpetuato Non Reversible Disc Harrow races concontratcs her efforts on tho seed Thus nurserymen find that Vandiver Corn Planters seeds of uncultivated nativo apples Two horse Cultivators are fullor plumper and make moro vigorous slocks than seeds from betCooking Stoves f ter fruit Tliis suggests whether by cultivation long continued careful Wrought Steel Ranges seedless fruits may bo obtained Tho Heating Stoves Kanto currant is a specimen of such fruit It is really a small grape that Hay Forks has been so long propagated by cutChildren Cry for Pitchers Castoria ting and layers that it has lost its Spades original power of producing seeds Dr Ackers English Pills Shovels Yo 6omctimcc find seedless grapes grown in this coun- Aro active cflcctivo and pure For among varieties attocks try These aro generally grapes dc sick headache disordered stomach loss of appetite bad complexion and Picks lectlvo In floral organs so that tho biliousness they have novcr been fruit is only partly fertilized By equaled cither in America or abroad Axes continuing to mako cuttings from Sold by T G Julian these heedless grapes nny in timo bo And everything necessary to produced It will bo moro dlfllcult to Bucklona Arnica Salvo a complete outfit for farming produce seedless fruit from varieties Tho host salvo in tho world for cuts not generally propagated by cuttings bruises sores ulcers salt rhoum fover Call and see us Wc defy as each recurrence to seed helps to es- sores tetter chapped hands chilblains tablish the Bccd hearing character corns and all skin cruptiojis and pos- competition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Louisville Kansas City I havo for sale an elegant Blue Momphls Grass farm 2 miles 60tith of lit Ster- ¬ AND ALL POINTS ling containing 85 acres good dwell- ¬ West and Northwest South and ing fino stock ham good tohacco Southwest harn the hest orchard iu tho country 1S01 IN EFFECT JANUAItY and never failing water Needs truly Fast Ex lst Ml Acmtii to ho seen to ho appreciated Dally Dally Daily East Boiind Applyto this ofllcc or address Ex bun Ex bun 13 tf JOEL CIIENAULT 7 4am 2 35pm Iulsvllle Lo Lexington 11 40un 5 25pm 10pm Lve Boweu Towcll Co C35pm 65pm Lo Winchester tt 20pm 12 45pm TSOpiu Ky 125am Lvo JItbteillng7 4 O Lexington St Louis Chattanooga o 0 o to 5 CD CD CO r o CO S CO - P P CO 0 2 5 0Q CO --i 0oo 0 co0 d 0O 0 aP 0 co 3 2 30 I O an r aa 0 co Athlaud Cattlcttsburg Air Huntington West Hound Lv o Lv e Lo01lvoIIIll OOJpm 3 35pm 5 5 10 Supm 10 41pm 11 07pm U 35pin 50pm 25pm 1015pm o CD p 0Q 5 p 0 Remarkable Rescue 11 1 To a foroiguer our troatmont of the itively cures piles or no Cjvrcoiired sfaction sheep ownors must socm decidedly It is guaranteed to gljjr queer A heavy tax is laid on import- ¬ or money refunded Jico 25 cents ed wool This our legislators aro sup- - per box For sale bjfMrf g TJoyd hi Ml r K Mrs Michael Curtain of riainfleld 111 makes tho statement that sho Lie Cattletuburgl 40pm Lve Ashland 8 45am caught cold which settled on her 2fepm LvoOllvo Hill OSSam Lo Jit bterllng4 32pm lungs she was treated for a month 7 16am Lvo Winchester6 12pm 8 10am 45pm Arr Lexington hut grew 12 15am hy her family physician 0 15pm Arr Loulsvlllo worse Uo told hor eho was a hope- ¬ LIMITED VESTIltOLED FCPIIESS runs dally and has Vestlbulcd Pullman bleepcrs be less victim of consumption and that ahpigton New tween Ixmlav 111c Lexington Her York and Old Point Comfort This tinln is no medicine could cure her madopaitof the celebrated F F V East of druggist suggested Dr Kings New Huntington on tho C O ltoutc sho Discovery for consumption FAST MAITi Tit AINS run dnlly except Sun day between Islington and Huntington Mako bought a bottlo aud to her delight O dlicct connections at Huntington vt ith C first At Ashland with 8 V Ity At Winchester with found herself houefltcd from K C it It north mid ninth bound and at dose She continued itsuso and after NL and C N O witli I TP ltuilroads taking ten bottles found herself sound and well now docs her own house- ¬ LEXINGTON OLIVE HILL ACCOMMO D ATI ON daily except Sunday Connects at Winchester lo and from K C points and at Lex work aud is as well as she ever was Ington with L 0 K It foi Louis I lie Ky Frco trial bottles of this Great Dis- ¬ covery at W S Lloyds drug store For full information In rcsrartl to Hates Itoutes etc apply to any agent of tliU or connecting largo bottles 50c aud 100 Lvo Charleston Lvo Huntington 21am 10pm 2011111 1 50um 6 ooiuu 0 25am G35am H47um 10 62am 11 45am 12 40pin 4 50pm 12 ooS CO 5 ft 7-i t CfQ CO 0 t CO ¬ C W CARPENTER H MASONIC TEMPLE yV T l X HTW rfj dttik 4fH iCJ W P 23 OLDHAM COS lines or iu H E Huntington CL VP AG M Q OA Vi samBxBtiEm Brown ly Lexington Ky W Barnoy W S Harrison Lexington Ky TPA G AJAshlnnd Ky Fon Rent A good houso of fivo rooms by tho year on reasonable terms Apply at this ofllcc - -- im chvpHJj J 4 t t HV Vp Tw vHpw 1HfTT THE MT STEBM3C ADVOCATE V c - Bl V 1 S CUNNINGHAM St- - - Mt M fjrtii A Ki ro IN H WELLS HV GENERAL LIFE AND FIRE INS AGENT OFFICE WITH JUDGE PETEKS Yburatocka drd heavier rail and sco mo for ail now or ad ditlonal Insurance The FIREMANS fftZMD llisitraocoCo will take pare of you Dismal Swamp This is ono of the most unique freaks of naturo to bo found in tlio South It is a swamp on a hill Mile Tho hiiul slopes away to tho north to Lr tho east and to tho south from the yr 11 i center of this peculiar formation It is only to tho westward that tho land vT jh at gets hlghor It area is probably 40 miles north and south and 15 to 20 ii 41 ht ij4fi miles in width cast and west Sov It t rtsicral streams have their heads in this Begs to announce that his store is now compjetc in all m y far the lirgest and swamp and How away to the north its branches comprising the best grades in CLOTHING i Jt hat arid Novelty Suitings cast and south on their way to tho sea wj i i ul v the finest stock of FURNISHING GOODS nobbiest line The soil is of a peaty nature being composed largely of vcgotablo matter of reliable SHOES and an immense assortment of FUR s So much so that in times of unusual A tremenduou sosi and STRAW HATS Our prices are as heretofore the r rg - 1 ings and drouth tho fires which often start in Ail II rJ fore the McKinlej LOWEST considering the quality the swamp burn largo holoa in the t We handle only reliable goods and a purchase from us peaty soil often to tho depth of several k feet Tho Indian1 who occupied this is a guarantee of its superior worth Our BOYS and r 114 i- t section had a tradition to tho effect 6 CHILDRENS SUITS are the fiincst and largest assort- ¬ that at ono time during sovcro and ment we ever carried and you will be surprised at their prolonged dry wcathor fire burned so long and so fiercely in this noted cheapness -swamp that acres of soil were burned Wc give a BASE BALL OUTFIT or GUN with over and burned up leaving an im l ull Drcsg Suits for every Suit monso hole so to speak several miles Sale or Rent Wo have just received a wido and long and several feet deep Marseilles Vests Silk Vests J fi beautiful lino of Chi- ¬ which when the rains came was filled Duck Vests for street or ldrens Jcrsoy Suits with water and now is known as dicss in great variety A i 9 M Wo sell the celebrated At all events Lake Drummond e Wo arc agents for Hon Bon Pal- STAR Shirt Waist tho lake in there and wo have tho ut- ¬ t tt briggan Underwear ii SI Childrens Knee Pants most confidence in tho tradition the from 25c to 100 This lake is tho center of the swamp 3 BEST IN THE WORLD is 27 feet above mean high tide in this t wfr iii ji i h harbor A canal or ditch from G to 10 A full assortment Wilson Bros and Star Shirts feet indepth and 2QJfeeHu width and i nfj nf kt to 15mTieTin length would draw ii W T411 all tho water out of Lake Drummond Call for a Third Party d it a and drain tho swamp The water f fi t M WELLS cadquartciy National Reform Par- would run out like water in a mill if Veterinary Surgeon race Sea shells arc found in digging Trir5ort Jefferson Ivy April 13 On JTJ down into tho Subsoil of this swamp thiul of September 1S90 there Tho prevailing varieties of timber are a convention held in St Louis The circus of all circuses is the New Store of J Schradz- cypress juniper and gum Juniper Q d by parties who thought tho time OFFICE id on Maysville St formerly A Broths como when a party should bo water from this swam is sought after ncd to carry into political effect tho as drinking water by thoso whose J Tt will keep kidneys are effected COCKRELL COS STABLE nier Iboicrs and other organi- r lrttoiullinyaiviwcll 01 U iliuii pan wnir Trrrroiu At said convention more jiuuiu uuu vuiui inir Patterson having contracted tho debt in the boutlicrn btatcs than can now Gicat Britain have signed a paper con than thirty States were lcprcstntcd whilo cashier of that institution bo calculated upon Wc cannot expect demning overhead check reins as pain ¬ including many of the New England East Main St - - Mt Sterling Ky Tis a circus to see how low they sell tis a circus to see our Alliance friends of the North and ful to horses and pioductivc of disease States Oregon Washington Califor- ¬ Pinovillo Messenger their fine large stock tis a circus to sec everybody buying West to accept anything short of ail nia Texas and most of the Central their goods there So if you expect to see the show fol- ¬ Pj csident Harrison and party arc on assurance that the controlling political 150 for Green Clif Rackniau paid States The unanimous sentiment was low the crowds and you will be the gainer thereby a trip through tho South and West party will at least endeavor to so shape Mountain Maid when she was carry- ¬ for the organization of a party separ and arc being given an ovation on legislation as to meet the emergencies ing her first foal Sho now has seven No Snido Work Hcrfcct fit guar ate from oilhcr the Democratic or tho entire trip thus far Tho Presi ¬ that are now so embarrassiii to the of her foals in 2 K besdes being the anteed Best materials used Abso- ¬ Boys Sails Ilcpublican paiiics Said convention dent seems to appreciato thq hearty farmers and laborers of this country dam of Electioneer lute satisfaction given Special atten- ¬ adopted tlio following as tho basis upon reception accorded him in tho South and a failure to do so might diivc the tion paid to Ladies and Gents fine which if is pioposcd toact See our 475 Drubblc Cloth Mens Wc are at the head At ovcry town of any note along tho bulk of tho Southern Allianco men to T D Cobb Charlotte Mich has work First The abolishment of National sold a half interest in tho black horse buits Other stores advertise them cheap at 750 Our route he has made short addresses to their support REPAIRING neatly and promptly ¬ Banks 2 21 J done the people and they have extended to I have all confidence that the Demo- Pocahontas Prince Queen bytoPocahon1500 and 1800 Suits 500 600 Second That tho Government issue tas George him all the courtesies possible Jas OConnel party will give ua the lelief wc IT Boy dam Faro are eye openers thai is our compctitois are opening their cratic Hammond Detroit Mich for a sufficient amount of money to do the ask for eyes in amazement because we sell them so cheap But business of the country on a cash ba ¬ Thero is a lively interest being taken S500 CORRESPONDENCE we intend to keep it up sis to bo loaned direct to thopcoplo at in tho proposed new Constitution by MEETING OF THE MONTGOMERY - Thoy say that when Gus Gliddon tho farmers of our county a rate of interest not exceeding per Spencer Notwith LU COUNTY F was educating Wilson 2 1C ho UFcd cent standing the press of work tint is just to cairy a fog horn with him and oc for w on txjartmSrs v f irVTjjej i Third That all paper money issued mBJnjmlt Mvimuip i uyifc 41 - ruwuu iiieuiuiir oi jmo v p j cassional m u 1I v play tho best ho could just hereafter by tho Government shall Born to the wifo of I C Nell on considerable amount of time to tho lis U oRHjlEigomery county hold in Mt to get him steady and need to the brass tho 10th inst a daughter Abagil omit tho words piomiso to pay lint cussion of the several provisions of the Sterling Many a dollar you can save by buying ybm Shol wii Friday J R Thomas bands when campaigning T shall bo a full legal tender for all pur- If f Born to tho wifo of A J Ragan us ootn ior yourself anct11 instrument This can only lead to President tne nttie ones in the chair and J C B on tho 19th inst a daughter the good An intelligent understanding Dull Secly a committee on ciedcn Advices from California are to tho poses lourth Tho unlimited coinago of loth child of the provisions of the Constitution effect that Marvin expects to boat the tials was appointed and reported cloven 2 29J of Freedom with Rowena bay silver wo verily believe will make many I C Noff has has resigned his posi- ¬ As to Hats sub Unions entitled to repi emulation Fifth The control of all lines of tion friend for it lllly by Aymoor out of Emma Robson as salesman with Gicenwado The chair then appointed a delegate thoroughbred daughter of Woodburn transportation and communication by Horton and is going on tho raihoad One George if Jackson of Port from each sub Union as a committee tho Government for tho benefit of the Weuire the leaders of style aud low prices Slraj son of Lexington again Brecl Pendleton has been Jcflerscn Ky who is Chairman of a on resolutions who reported as follows people hats at prices that puts all others in thc shade i iooin employed and is filling his place Your committer begs leave to sub State Committee to organize what ho wruor oi oan j ran isco says it Sixth The prohibition of tho man ¬ at the line of Straw Hats we are selling at 28c others mit the following calls a National Reform Part has Suuol docs not como down in tho eamo ufacture and sale of all intoxicating Clay tlio little son of W G Rcasor ask 35c for them made a call for all who favor such a Whereas wc lccognizo tho right of notch with Maud S this season it will liquors is convalescent after a dangerous party to meet and appoint delegates every member ot this Union to tho ox becauso sho meets with ono of tho Seventh The extension of the right attack of pneumonia and measles to a National Convention to be held in erciso of his individual political prin thousand and one accidents that besot ef suffrago to all citizens legaidless of Born on tho lGth inst to tho wife Cincinnati May 19 and a State Con- ciples thcicforc be it a liorso in training sex of Nowton Birch a daughter vention to meet in Covington May 20 Resolved By the Fanners and La I was appointed on tho National Breed up not down Breed to Ditto His party seems to be a sort of Fann ¬ borers Union of Montgomery county Committee for Kentucky and made somothiug bettor than you have Well come and sccfor yourself Our goods andprices ers Alliance Knights of Labor Woman in county meeting assembled at Mt Breeding a maro to a stallion only her Chairman of tho State Committee and will talk for themselves party Sterling Ky April 17th 1SU1 that KlddvIIIo authorized to organize the party in Elsewhero will be found his call and concede tho samo right to any member equal is standing still Breed to tho this State beat w itliin your reach In tho cud iiaYtfbriif of our older whom wo may recom ¬ breeding up moans profit and School will commonco again Mon- ¬ Therefore I heiuby call upon the Wc do not believe it will bo possi- ¬ mend for public oillco and that such a pi ogress whilo breeding down means pcoplo who favor the formation of said day and thanking tho patrons for their u o wiui tvw piouu wuiLu ui goousauougnc ble to draw an act in accordance with member be permitted and uder tho loss and retrogression party to meet in their respective school past liberal patronage wo hope thoy with every childs suit a ticket goes freq tho new Constitution which will not Constitution ot our older is entitled homes on tho first of May and appoint will continue to send as before reduce assessments and increase in to submit his claims to whatoverpaity Thero is no man so poor that ho delegates to meet at their respective crease injustice The pretense that it Tho sick aro on tho mend as they will tax corpoiations is false the chief with which ho may desiro to atliliato can afford topatroni7oachcap stallion court houses on the tth of May and and further that wo lecognize no rule Only milliouaiics can afford such a then and thero appoint delegates to all 6C0111 to havo lost their grip effect will be to reduce State taxes on banks from 75 cents to 12 cents As whereby membcis of our oidor who luxury A poor man must breed for Miss Nora Wilkcrson is teaching to other corporations thoy will faro as happen to bo of an opposito political a profit and thero is no profit in bleed ¬ attend tho Convention of tho people to meet in Cincinnati on tho 19th of May in tho Winchester public school they fare now Courier Journal faith aio bound to tender him their ing to cheap stallions unless ho has a and also appoint delegates to meet in This is tiuthbut then tho banks political Tho friends and relatives of Dr J suppoit Respectful v sub cheap maro and then it is better not to convention m tho city of Covington on will also have to pay county and mu- W W Hcnsley of Kiddville Mere try tho experiment tho 20th of May at 10 oclock a m to HI3NRV L JONES nicipal taxes of which thoy aic now mitted hastily summoned to witness tho last nominate candidates for Governor LEADER OF LOW PRICES HiVievcd The new Constitution onlv Chairman In an custom paper appears tho moments of his useful life which went proposes as wo understand it to make This leport was icad and adopted following A mongrel stallion is Lieutenant Governor and such State out Tuesday at 3 oclock p nT r AT THE OLD A BROH STAND them bear an equal share of tho bur Each of the papers in tho city of Mt moro damaging to a neighborhood officers a aro to bo elected at tho com- ¬ Tho Doctor had been ill biit a short 4m of taxation with the balance of tho Sterling aro requested to publish tho than a northwest bliard and tho ing August election I ask all organ ¬ time about a weok but his exticmo jppojwrty holdors around them baneful influcnco of such a visitor lasts izations of Farmers Laborers Tem ¬ old age together with his sickness above lcsoutions MT STERLING KY A vote of thanks was extended T for ycara When a man comes ped- ¬ perance Societies and Suflrago Associ- and tho unhealthy weather wcro moro vJahn It Thomas is to day an- - F Rogers for the courtesy shown tho dling such a nuisanco into your barn ations or any oilier organizations that than ho could Maud and ho quietly favor this movement to sond delegates HHacd as a candidate for tho Kegis- - order in tendering them tho uso passed away to try tho realities of un of yard sot tho dogs on him Tliat3 tlio Educational ture subject to tho action of tho rooms in which to hold their mectiii sort of reception hes justly entitled to If there is no organization in your unknown world county then como yourself Do not ocratio party Wo take greats it was ordered that a called meeting Ho was born in Frankfoit Ky in Ll tiecrs will havo the largest sta ¬ stay away because jou do not favor 1S0S and was S3 years o in commending Zhr Thomas of tlio county Union bo held in this ble of pacers this year of ago at tho over sent all our demands out como and let us thhffttrict as a man city tho 1st Saturday in June All ar wylfcww time of his death From Frankfort ho 7 lTr WOfliaiHUD n r thiough tho Grand Circuit Among reason together that wo may mako a Of VM i every wajnmitiblo to fill ho rc- - sub Unions aie requeued to send del thorn wont to Lexington whuro ho mariied will bo Hal Pointer 209f common cause against tho monopolies 3nsiblo position to which his laud- - egates as business of impottanco will nfBTMTWj imp iu hat aro fostered and protected by tho settled down and practised medicine Brown Hnl 212 Frank Doitch Mil la ambition leads him to nspire requiro tho attention of tho oidor i irtrr Tho Cornier Journal is striking 223 trial 217 Bob Taylor triil Domociatio and Republican politicians successuiuy umii ioou wnen no re ¬ Tho proposed now Constitution is a A lilc long Dcmociat ho has never J R THOMAS Prcst 2 15 Complex by Duplex 2 17j Talino Tlioistime has como for action tho bat- ¬ moved with his family to Kiddville vast stop in advanco of tho old ono some sledgo hammer blows at tho now r put any but a Demo ratio voto a tle on and wo must overthrow tho Constitution It is opposed to it and by Tenncssco Wilkes Storm 222 J opprcssivo power of money or wo aro whero ho has successfully practised for J C B Duit Secty man ho has kept him- ¬ tho past forty yoais Although a Tho men who framed it aro in the 111 a manly siraight lorward way it Pied S 220 and LightwooJ 221 6laves Como to the convention ready self abreast of the times a farmer incnibor of no church it cannot bo main men of afluirs brainy men pa goes about tho woik of accomplishing its defeat Wo havo no putionco with Jo Ellislon candidato for Attorney These horses will bo in training at to lay aside all prejudices and to work said in a deeper senso all a farmers desire for tho bot- iritli for tho common good Tho usual of tho word tArmmitof tho condition of the am- General has been doing tho moun- tho Buffalo track after June 1st triotic men who faithfully and con ¬ tho crowd who uro charging this pupor railroad reduction in faro will be made that ho was not a Christian for his with littleness and nanow cultural classes ho has received tho tain counties of this and adioiiiitiir GKOHGE M JACKSON It is ono of tho charms ot tlio trot in its opposition to tho new instal- ¬ charitablo work and good deeds as scientiously tried to do their duty hearty indorsement of tho F Ss L U districts for a couplo of ment Wo do not proposa to poso w Chairman a physician merit tho unprejudiced in liia district lie is a conservative His reception has been weeks past ting horse business that theio is an Thero are many things in it that aro tho champion of tho Courier Journal cordial and clement of chance in it And not ¬ mtu radical in nothing ono of thoso praiso of all who know him and wo that papor is sure ot uic flattering to a degrco that gives him withstanding what anyone who desires to maKO Bradleys friends btlll insist that ho feel in leincmbering him to tho pub experimental in their character but ofitsolf hut amply ablo to take caro may say to wo havo sum1 ictycct of his position and then room for a firm hopo of success in his tlio contrary iftili tlioio is implanted in tlio might bo induced to tnko tho nomina ¬ lic that his dead remains desorvo moro should thoy prove objectionable thoro for that sort of iournaism mat ran tp Ho ih a man tlio botter race Ho feels ho is going to tion though ho is not anxious to run win and breast of ovcry human being what credit concerning his religion than has is tho opon clauso by which thoy may only answer tho arguments of its op ¬ FtXMnrp tne moro iinonas no win his friends arc working with that con might bo called for want of a bettor With Bradley and Lewis out tlio race been given him ponents by abuse and misrepresenta ¬ mmzSLmhHh tUo his modesty may i bo olimenatcd or amended socius to lio between Judge Gcorgo Tho tion Whilst wo sincely hopo it mav jcini as self assertive lldcnco that augurs woll for his suc name a gambling instinct or Tho body was intorrcd in tho family framcrs ofllio now instrument only if it Denny of Lexington and Mai A T ask fall in tho effort to compass tho dofoat ability will win for him cess Thoso who know his ability pleases you bettor a speculative in Wood of Mt Sterling Mnj Wood is burylng ground whero a laigo and of tho now 00115111111011 wo recognizo Waco in tho estimation of and attainments feel that tlio oflico stinct at least tho idea that at some bitter against Wilson nnil conse sympathetic coucourso had gathered of tho peopVo a caroOilunbiasscd consid that it is ilndlng out and pointing out contact will h whom ho comes in not loso anything in tho way of time or another in somo way tho llcklo quently has tho backing of tho Brad- - to witness tlio interment Iidrnns is sent to tho leirisla- Peace unto oration of it wtbciwioy aro willing to too all tho weak and oblectionablo toy lorcc Jn t us account his nomi district will havo no causa to efficient service if it is entrusted to his goddess of fortune will smljp upon nation seems cntiroly probable abide bv their intel cnijuiifcomoiiioi MD 111 it anu no ono will bo 10 118 sod rest unto his body Lou r ri ni1tllf ni tii nirs f i hands MWeu in us iuJiisumuuvj isvillc Times thorn Odessa tho voters of tho Stito nal shall havo to suv on the sublcct 13 Court Sterling Ky pADKJirDC r M n rvl It tt O Wo 18Uro your houses and banu at lowest riltesr Especial attention paid to Tobacco and Lip Stock Insurance rw l3 Q i StapJ e and I iJ li JJ Ringold - ti i- - IV- i- - I 1 I ml fc J WELLS HAZ JJ i i JL9 MT STERLING KY s A 5 r id i a ij iLTrr Ih Orb 111 M Be ira Sv I TT8TT mTOrcJfcJGJi CS ¬ FINE SHOES 1 ¬ k Clliiis ¬ 75090011001350 v I I 1 t- Sles 1 1 lea Lais Clllsii 1 1 w sfroifjp L xj - Br F v -- 1 a UR am XSL s - ¬ ¬ ¬ - DONT FORGET a free circus ticket iiso ¬ i 1 2t 1 Sfar ¬ ¬ W Is J -- iljof ¬ rra r BRTJUfT STRATT W v w Wi mmiM y 11 1 if all-informed ¬ V - ¬ eclf-intor-- ot ¬ 1 ad 1 s t BflLiaMitMgSJi WBffgyJ 0 THE r MJT gri- STIjKLINtf PERSONAL of Lexington ADVOCATE spent TUESDAY APTtlL 211801 School 5 DEATHS sugm M A 1 I VE Bros - Wholesale Grocers fSVMtNMI1MtfllMMMiMMSinrH tVt tt Tha Horse Show trustees - tako the census -- Wyvtt Tho April horso show whlcli occurs At his lata residence in Born Saturday April 18lh to this county two and one half miles annually on April Court day was a grand succcbs both in numbers and in Rufus Haddcn and wife n tcn ppuud south of Mt Sterling on Ttcsdaj Thomas Williams of Bethel was in tho quality of f nol stallions exhibited It boy Harry Milward April 11 1891 Hadon Wyathj aged tho clfy Sunday M i Kwas probably fho best Bhoy of stock great fhows will 88 years and 29 days Eighty eight JohuJtobinsons Sam C Stofor visited Ids parents CYcr mado in this place bo here May 19th See bill3 and their years of life spent in tho homo in STERLING BIT KY Saturday and Sunday Spencer Bros of Pino Grove Ky advertisement next week which he first saw tho light 13 soing- ForgeiraSftyoii are dalcula- had on exhibition Idol Wilkes a thing that is seldom said of any one in irf Dr O S Kash of Moorcfleld was Did you seo tho elegant display ut this restless county of ours1 ilis grandly bred son of Georgo Wilkes J A Ramsey auctioneer reports attending Court yesterday ting to amages tl Wo havo novcr neighbors know him and loved him and siro of J ILL 220 This is Martins oponing about 3C0 cattlo on tho market Peter Kelly and wifo were visiting ono of tho handsomest sons of that seen anything of tho kind prettier Loved him for his generosity forlmS ranging in quality from common to in Fleming8burg last week breakages that great sire John T Jones of Win justness for his honosty and his con medium But few public salc3 woro School trustees take tho ecnsii3 sistency SUBSCRIPTION RATES J M Bigstafl spent sovcral days in chester had Bankrupt by Banker Firm in his convictions of made and nearly all offerings sold J9 Louisville busiuess calling him there dam ot Repetition auuj Tins is now get thorn all do your wholo duly ho never asked if a thing was necessarily are tliegrcsults of Ono year In iulvnnc privately at 1 to per hundred o inonUis After Uui duty and dont let tho Grand Jury get popular only 1W Aftci six liiontlia if it was right Bravo II D Combs of Frcnchburg spoilt ono of the finest horses in the country you Tho best offerings sold readily at 1 G the and a well bred one John T Wood- ¬ to recklessness physically he was just keeping the por hundred A good feeling pre- ¬ several days in Mt Sterling this week ford had Ncatwood by Nutwood as bravo morally Tlicro were onfy You can buy tlio Wilkinson sheep vailed and good prices woro obtained Old Aunt Nancy Grubbs mothcV of W M Kendall of West Liberty 37 21 This horso is a magnificent looking Mr Thomas II Grubbs and- Mrs two things ho feared God and to do house all winter playing base- Bhoar al W W Reeds was in tho city last week on business Flpiyorsl Flowers stallion and a speedy one He also Sarah Winn suffered a fall Sunday as wrong For seventy years and more Bishop Dudley Will preach at the R D Gordon of Clark county was had Cripple Forrest Denmark and she was walking on a pavement bc ho was an earnest faithful ChiWtan ball kicking foot ball jump- Episcopal church to night All are FoTsalr pot flowers of all kinds in the city Sunday on a pleasure Skylight all saddle stallions and a sido tho house and broke her hip having at an caily age connected him cordlallv invtfcil to attend ready for bedding Cut flowers trip fino lot they arc Peters Sc Scobco bono Aunt Nancy is ninety three self with thoMcthodittuhtirch Never ing rope with numerous other always on hand and orders filled at had Withorspoon by Harold and years of age and this reduces the for ono day of all that long period did Busy Yes t ho farmers arc very Miss May Talbott of Clark county ho waver in his faith but measuring busy plowing and preparing tho rcasonablo prices Wo also have a has accepted a position with C W Ruler Wilkes by Idol Wilkes They chances Of recovery very greatly fine supply of good strong tomato and aro both well bred horses and hand ¬ his life by tho rulo fho Saviour laid enjoyments that the clear little corn f ground for tobacco and Carpenter Wo aro informed that viola down as nearly as weak humanity cabbago plants for sale some ones Montrose their saddle Miss Anna Ragan of Loxington Robert McAVado will bo at the KltEiaKR Co stallion is ono of the handsomest bad tors of tho law burned several bridges may do ho lived consistent expo ¬ ones must have thatrve are OpVa houso next Monday evening in At Mr John Corbitts on Clay has been with friends in this city for dlo stallions in the couuty Bean and trcsscls on tho Kentucky Union nent of tho faith ho professed In several days Rip Van Winkle Dont forget tho street Bros had Knighthood a well bred It It on Friday It is 6aid that the early manhood ho was married to just in receipt of an excellent 8Ul you 6C0 lllm ato aml Mrs Thomas Grconwadc of Fronch- ¬ sou of Aberdeen Knighthood is a perpetrators of this deed woro men Miss Polly Kirk who bore him eight Strayed or Stolen burg was visiting In tho city tho past horso of great substanco and power who had not been paid by tlio com- ¬ children two of hom Fletcher and assortment of Edwin Arden who will appear at t and a trotter His colts arc all speedy pany for work done on tho road and Lemuel aro dead Five sons and a From Sherburne on Friday night week thn Onnm liouso noxt Thursday even took this way to avenge themselves daughter survive him John S of April 10th a red bay horse 1GJ hands Miss Lena Bratton of Clark spent English Anderson had Dolan Don ing in Eagles Nest ia a mark a very fino saddle horso and high left hind foot white is creased several days with her sister Mrs It Tho Inter State Association I 0 this county A J of Madison Ind of Thos W Kccnc tho tragedian LOOKING GLASS PLATES ono that is bred right Ho has a O P composed of tho lodges of Luther H ofTexaB P and J D from fistula eight or ten years old M Smith Messrs Miko Glbbon English An Ho was a httlo soro in double cross of Washington Denmark Ken- and Mrs Julia Bailiff of this city tho shoulders Silas Campbell and son Ed of something that fow horses have of Illinois Indiana Southern derson and W P Staggs liavo organ A liberal reward will bo paid infor Nicholas county were in tho city yes ¬ tucky and Western Tenn will cele- ¬ After the death of his first wifo ho ized as a corporation to build 2 miles mation Ragan Wilson had that well bred brate tho sixth anniversary of its or ¬ was twice married to Mis Call nee and can fill your frames large that will lead to his recovery terday on business turnriko to connect tho Grassy Call on or addroas son of Strathmorc Altamoro IIo is a ganisation at Murphysboro 111 April Coons and later to MKs Julia lVip fac Jjiok aftft Donaldson piko witjulbo Fleming of Flomingsburg fino looker and acts like a troltor 27th 1S91 Tho program is a most lctt who survives him and whoso and smallj besides a lrrce i Marsh Lewis P Day or MCt Sterling and STorth Middlctown and dcvoled attention attended court Monday and bought W T Fitzpatrick had Ambush a son interesting one and promises a very faithful John House ofMambrino Dudley 2 19J dam by enjoyable time Chief Justice W II smoothed the pathway of his declining of large bevelled plates for several good horses Sherburne Ky 10 This horso is well Holt will bo one of the speakers on years Reports from yesterdays Cincinnati C W Carpenter is back from Now Hamiltoniau Mrs A D Hold who comes to us Having lived a long and an honora ¬ bred and is a fino looker T J Syd the occasion ¬ livo stock market say that the offermantel mirrors No othSfr with strong recommendations as a York where ho has purchased a ner of North Middlctown had that ble life ho laid down the heavy ings are light and the market higher splendid elocutionists splendid stock of goods MATRIMONIAL and a most de ¬ weight of years leaving his children great colt Luby 220 a son of Post Hogs aro lower in price than n few serving lady will give house carries these goods II F Picratt II F Swango John Boy and dam by Kentucky Prince an entertain- ¬ though as of tho resi- ¬ not one reason to blush at tho men Married al tho residence days since Good hogs ment at tho Somerset church on Wed ¬ Roso and J II Picratt of Hazel Luby is not only a grand looking tion of his name His long time will command good nesday evening dence of tlio brides mother Mrs good cattle April 29 Mrs Reid Green attended court Monday horse but is a trotter E K Thomas Nancy Bowling on Slate in Mont- ¬ friend Rev J Rand of Lexington prices U trying to take caro of an invalid Johnalhan Osborne sheriff of Mcn Ss Son of North Middlctown had gomery county on Sunday April 19 who know and loved him assisted by The Republicans of Clay county husband who has broken down from cfco county was in tho city Monday Wellington by Kentucky Prince 1S91 A J Barker to Mis Lucy Dr It Hincr and Rev W H Will- ¬ held tlioJLvvfJbn ventiou a day or two work in tho Masters eiuiso and in at ¬ and gave the Advocate a call Wellington is a fine looking bay horse Centers Rev J A Webb officiating iams conducted tlio funeral sen ices Carriage Paints sVncennd appointed delegates to tho tending this entertainment ono will at tho Methodist church in this city plenty ofsizo and stylo and is a sire Ed Mitchell tho Hardware manwas At tho residence of the brides in which ho paid a glowing tribute to Stafo Convention at Louisville May not only bo putting himself in the of 6pccd IIo has five colls in 2 10 House Paints 20th They sent their delegation un way of onjoyiug a plcasint evening in Cincinnati a largo part of last week and better J II Gay of North mother in Jclleronvillc ou Thursday a noble man Burial in Machpelah on business connected with his house 1G afis3 Minnio Andcison to instructcd except it was directed to but will also bo helping a truo and ccmctciy inimmediatcly after the ser Middlctown had Patchcn Clay a very April Floor Paints Thomas M Greene of the Union fine looking son ofMambrino Patchcn Henry Stafford ofMorchcad Elder J vices support Ed C Orar of this city for noblo woman to make a support for herself and thosp whom sifllietion has Stock Yards Cincinnati was fig ¬ dam by Whip Clay is a Iiore 1G B Grccnwodo officiating Attorney General Roof Paints Dr Joseph Scholl a well known laid upon her Admission only 20 uring among his many friends yester- ¬ bauds high and a good gaitcd animal RELIGIOUS physician of Jolicrsonvillc died at his up his ad- ¬ cents children 10 cents J M Bigtaffis oponing day Mr Gay has also a fine Saddlo stal- ¬ Wall Paints homo on Saluulay evening aged 53 dition and some of tho handsomest lots A G Jones of Rev II P Walker will hold hisM years Ho was apparently sound and Miss Virgia Campbell of Carlisle lion in Uurcka around the cif y Avill open in a few days To the Farmers of Montgomery County Tube Paints is visiting her sisters Mrs Geo W North Middlctown had his saddlo quarterly meeting at tho Methodist well at breakfast and in an hour or Sycamore street will be opened from Mooro and Mrs W A Hill Jr this stallions Diamond Taylor and Ster- ¬ church this city on fho first Saturday two sullered a hemorrhage of tlio v hero it now stops to Winn Street I havo bought tho exclusive right They arc both good and Sunday in May ling Denmark Water Colors lungs from tho effects of which ho This of if self will bo a great conven to sell and nso in this county Tho city looking stallions and arc saddlo hor5 oclock in tho evening ience to thoso living in tho northwe- ¬ Boss On account of sickness Elder Lester died about Messrs J T Rcdmou and A II Fence Machine manufactured ses of tho right sort W II Kerr of could not fill his appointment hero last stern part of tho city Dr Scholl was a member of tho Sympson of Winchester two clover by Amos E Shroek Co of Goshen North Middletown had his show Sunday This was a disappointment Hoard of Pension Examiners of thi gentlemen of that growing city were horse Arbiter This is one of tho to his many friends who always ac- ¬ county and for a number of years had Jo E Power a young gentlemen Ind which is tho best machine for attending court yestorday jjflo building the wire picket fence yet from FlomingsburJhaljpnu c finest horses in Kentucky has a record cord him an interested hearing practiced his profession in tlio neigh LA siton with i navo no aircnt Judge W H Holt of tho Court of of 230 and is out of the great brood in J rtaanltvmircu woniiiiiPsfc -s borhood in which ho lived He leaves Paint Tho meeting which has been in n tho JnTcronC branches of business working the gala of tho tm chine for Appeals was in tho city yesterday re- ¬ mare Alma Mater Mr Kerr has a wifo two daughters and a son Varnish mo yet and until such time I Will ceiving numberless friendly greetings also Ethan Wilkes son of Georgo progress for tho last two weeks at tho Mr Rogers is engaged in Mr Power to mourn him lie was interred at Whitewash R-son oi duugo 1owr oi lucming sell direct to farmers at 10 each cash fromhis many friends Wilkes at Wood Bridge Farm T Christian church in his city closed Schollsullc on Sunday afternoon a Paper Hanging Their audien ¬ on Sunday cvenging or 1250 on time agents charge county comes well recommended and Ky had stencil II II Bodmau of Cincinnati and W Ewing of Owingsville by Magic ces were largo and tho attention ex- ¬ number of his friends lrom this city will bo quite an addition to business 1G sample machiuo and cuts of Ilambletonian Clay sired Artist attending his burial IIo had a policy Messrs Georgo Snyder and P Mc samo can bo seen at Advocate office and social circles in this county and looks very much like the old cellent during tho entire time There of 2000 on his life in tlio Washing ¬ Bakers H or at my place near Spencer Ivy guiar of Louisvillo were hero several horse IIo is a very fine lookci r 1 n woro five additions and tho member ¬ Horse ton Life Insurance Co of which E W II Prowitt of this couuty has Call on or address me with order at days last week looking after the in- ¬ trotter Mason Henry tho church was very much shoe of Sidcvicw ship Newton McConnick of this city is terests of their respective warehouses S been elected a member of tho Board of Spencer and oblige D Clark uclit Elder II had their great coach horse Mcm aroused agent arc always in stock Trustees of tho Midway Orphan to Hard Green csterday where he Judge John D Young of Owings brino Forest Ho is not only a well J C B Duff School and will make no mean addi 3C tf villc visited his daughter Mrs John bred but a horse of fino appearance will begin a meeting at once Spencer Ky Business Mention Any ono who will tion to tho board W White ou Friday Ho had been J M Clark had on exhibition that Eagles No st YMCA to him a bright young lady who Vint to North Middlctown to sco his now well bred saddle stallion Hector Den in securing an education Buy bargains in furniture al Cassi There was a glorious song scrvico Edwin Arden jx young and ambi ¬ granddaughter Miss Carrie White mark Ho is a fine looking horso and od 1S rcat SG lt dy Ss Suttons IVJury inat a first class saddlo stallion Ho lias at the Mens Meeting led by Prof tious actor of tho picturesque roman- ¬ Bean nm ncl K in trt10 tic school will bo tho attraction at the It A Fassott of Bath returned on two other stallions making the season Doughtcry Sunday aftornoon Tho Ed Mitcholl has just returned from Laiio near Hinkston was in Opcra houc on next Thursday even ¬ Wednesday from British Honduras Roderick and Ed Sutherland jr Professor encouraged tho young 111011 Cincinnati wlioro ho wont to select a o n yesterday boasting of the best ing on which occasion will bo pre ¬ IIo lias been there for tho past six Robert Nodley of Giassy Lick had by his remarks v bile llioso of Mr lino of mantels AA JeLL JLiA JimU JIVL fvj B Thcso ho is handling garden in tho county Peas beans sented his highly successful romantic months Tho day ho left the first case his young Wilkes stallion B Wilkes Navo woro very pointed as well as ou a close margin and as thoy aro at corn radishes lottuco onions wo aro idyll Eagles Nest Mr Arden is of yellow fever appeared in Baliro This is a fino young horse and moves touching concerning tho evil in our onco attractive in stylo and very mod ¬ midst During tho week stop3 will bo erate in price they will moot a ready afraid to tell how far advanced friend supported by a strong and powerful IIo will return in about two months like a trotter We handle a Harvester Oil Wo noticed the following other hor- ¬ taken for permanent organization by sale John said they were lest some ono company most of whom woro seen to cngago in tho oocoanut trade ses on tho ground Williston David a conference of business men ad ¬ should call in question his veracity with Thos W Kccne the tragedian J C Darnell representing tho Romombor Cassidy Ss Suttons low Cliue North Middlctown Geo Sleek dressed by Slalo Secretary Roovcar John is a gardcuer though and few last August Tho play of Eagles Nest that we only ask you to give Co Tobacco Manufac- ¬ SG lt prices on furniture rcail surpass him in this line is said to tako rank among such plays jr l W ivilson taglo iJrennon of tho Young Mens Christian Associ- ¬ turers Fleming8burg Ky has boon in Moss Bros Judge Savage I N ations of Kentucky a Jim tho Penman My Partner etc Ed Mitchell tho hardware man a trial It is better and cheapin the city for several days looking afOn Wednesday night Hugo Engel Kentucky Blue Eyes Warren Greene and i3 spoken of by tho press of tho ter tho interests of his house Chicago citizens subsciibo ao fol- ¬ can duplicato any prices and savo you lie has Stonor Cano Ridge Nico andEttrick and Edward Mickey Thomas becamo Eastern cities as being a play of hu ¬ somo splendid lines of tobacco which lows to tho building fund of tho tho freight on mantels Sec him engaged in a diflicully at Engols rcs er than lard oil more body Morris and izbcll Hedges Ky man interest Scats en sale at W S ho is offering to our merchants Young Mens Christian Association tauranton South Maysvillo street dur Owon Laughlin has a full lino of Cleveland jr It W Wade Sidcvicw Ono gave 50000 two 25000 ono Lloyds drug sloro at 75c iihewhlch Thomas struck Engel on tho 3G 2t plow gear than any machine oil we can f Revoke M 0 Cockrcll Roscoc Bell i3000 one 1000 one 3000 eight 1300 to Old Point Comtimes with a Meeting of the West Lexington Only ido of tlio head several Osborne Hedges Ky Al Banks Ed Mitchell is in tho mantel trade Presbytery 1000 twelve if 500 one 100 sovon fort Va and Return on plate fracturing mo skuii ami cutting Hor mont Archie Cockrcll Co 150 forty big and ho means to let his customers get 200 one 250 three Eu several deep gashes in the scalp Tuesday duly 21 West Lexington Presbytery mot at tonB II Colcgrove Sharpsburg Ky oight 100 one 75 thirty seven know it glo was badly hurt but at last accounts Gilcad church Bath county on Tues Judgo Black Clayton Howell Harry 50 one 10 ono 150 ninety two was in a fair way to recover Tho dif day evening evening April 11 The Cassidy A special train will be run Cromwell and Bay Post Boy I F 23 one 21 eighteen 20 three Penitential y Sutton aro solo agentslt for 3G ficulty seems to have been thooutcomo meeting is reported to us as a most chairs -Sterling 13 one 12 ninety seven Crouch Plum Lick Ky 10 one Ctai of a dispute ovor a board bill Tliom- - successful one both as to numbers and to Old Point Comfort from Boy Bridges Bros Vaucss Good G S one ono hundred and sixty rVl Owen Laughlin is Felling plow gear aaloft for parts unknown and has not In tho harmonious work accomplished Lexington under the auspices paster Son Red Cloud W N Hill 300 very cheap Try him with the monoy 100 fen nine 3000 eight vbeen apprehended Tho following representatives were of the Missionary Society of Rucker Howard Wilson Geo Sleek 150 2 one 250 thirty one and sco how cheap ho will sell you Our stock of Sacramento thirty seven L Dougherty who has been present 1 the Main St Christian church Col Tom Johnson one 75c two 50o 3G 2t Bov E O Guerrant Troy and Wil Geo D Karnsnor OKuucling tho singing at tho Chris Only 1300 for the round EcgloClay W II Winchester Ky one 10c total 11017985 moro I S McElroy Financial Agent OuStandard Bird Cheapest place to buy furniture is at tian church during the meeting just 3G lt Cassidy Ss Suttons closed wont to his homo in Louisvillo Central University Rev E P Mick trip and special low rates at Abdallah G P Stephons Stcpstono Royal J S ycstciday Ho will return on Satur el Jackson Rev J J Chistholm the Hygeia Hotel for those Martcl Al Anderson Ss Son Buy Penitentiary chairs at Cassidy There was at least SVlicu Baby wis 6lcW wo gvo her Cnetcn and child with and J D Simpson Winchester Rov who go on this excursion day bringing his wife Wyatt Ss Suttons SG lt Dougherty aided by his J S Lyons and Asa Bean Mt Ster- ¬ fifty stallions on exhibition him Prof When sha as a ClilUl xho cried or Cistorh Make your arrangements to begin a musical institute ling Rev A G Buokncr Cynthiana When elio became 311m sho clunj to CAstorla wife will Mrs Bottio Workman aged 7 1 When Seed sweet and Irish potatoes at A cannot be equalled in thisipart - hpro on Monday noxt Already a Rov R A Irvin and J II Williams go as this will be the cheapest sno hud Children sho gavo thorn CastorU ilG lt years died at her homo near Bethel Baum Ss Sons Fronchburg Rov A M Eraser and and most desirable excur- ¬ Sunday night tho 19th inst gicat number of names havo been se- A Marion Bethel W II Groves of the State and the Bnccs yircu uui uiuro iiru wuuiuu uny J sion from Lexington this sea- ¬ loses community tho Thus Wo sell tho best brands of canned V who desiro to join tho clas can leavo Versailles C T Cox Pisgah J A goods at bottom prices All goods another noblo woman who was truly i Hhtir names with J A Orcav or W Battailc Salom Rev D F Patton son never were o low as now Tho LAND STOCK AND CROP guaranteed Apym Baum Ss Son 0110 who went about doing good Tickets good to return un- ¬ 2 per and W S Rcnaker Beards R W D II Strossmaii Terms only 30 lt Hunt Gilcad J C Spears Mt Pleas ¬ til August 8 and holders may church at Gilcad was built by her scEsion of two week Win Morton sold last week to husbands generosity and tho liberality ant J Y Ilanoy Bcthsalem Garden seeds of all kinds at Baums T Riddle a pair of mules for - Mr J G Trimble roturned on Rov J J Chistholm was elected stop at any of the Virginia of both her husband and herself is Laban nc it 2G0 well known Burial at Gilcad to day Sunday evening from a tcu days trip Moderator and J II Williams Clerk resorts on return trip to Memphis Tenn Ho reports a very Tho reports show tho work in tho The circus is coming but this docs Judgo John E Cooper lost his fino For explanatory circular sec Wooll Wool I pleasant tripjiaving made a number entire field in a very satisfactory con- ¬ driving maro valued at 500 last not prevent Owen Laughlin from Roll ¬ w 3G 2t of very ratiretory 6ales of lots dition and tho outlook for tho future or address any railroad agent ing plow gear Will pay tho highest market prico week a victim of influenza Jl from an oxionBktract of laud in most hopoful indeed Tho good pco or U U4 rrnnrls wlinn JW nnv vnn 30 2t for wool at Barnes John Evans of Clark county Eold a Magnolia hams and beef tongues at nt nnr a o is largoly inlorosed near plo around Gilcad cnlortained tho G W Barney C L Brown 3G 2t Barnes jack to Mason Ss Henry for 500 K 4Ml man to whom tho com- Empsons candies at Barnes dolegatcs in a most hosplfablo manner WyH Boswell M GPA pore buyin re 3G 2L Jas Brison of Judy sold to Waller 50 foot lot on which stood turn all camo away with words jjf oliaa Plow gear at Owen Laughlins A Delong Lexington Ky Sharno 8000 psuiids of tobacco at 3G 2t old brick house in tearing it down praiso lor generous and open naricd Barnes sells tho nicest and cheapest 12 J cents por pound in summer order in fho chimney a bag contain- reception tendered thom bund Vool I Wool 3G 2t Mcnifco canned goods in tho city Thftimas yll Tinrins in 2 3000 in gold Jlo hud only paid Tho fall mooting of tho Pr6sby tory WMWW II Brcck Gillispie Bold Oas Brison 15 rnr for tho lotf Mr Trimulo was in will bo held tho Tuesday before tJ not county says that hp loK head of mountain cattlo al 50 tlmltv durliiL tho Presidents visit full moon Ju Sontomber with t Skjrkct Try tho now gelatiuo at Barnes cv Will pay tho highest markot prico Having enough ythpv Rd witnessed tho magnificent head 3C 2t 3G 2L at Pisgah Woodford con for wool at Bancs church Monday WipUVi luiiuuiuii i mi BROS TRdl LE Growers Wholesale THE ADVOCATE AtlfctkMiiU Ji latMMr- Mike Kelly tills month Suiidiv in tho city OFT repairthe P ¬ anclobn childrerin - I IV v son-in-la- w ¬ sof ¬ V -- ¬ ¬ vVn tf II ¬ i Million-- Kendall - ¬ -- ¬ S f - - - WALL PAPERS - Just Look - H Gj - 18py pr i SCHLEbEL s t IA H WLJ JJUJi IIIMIMIMIIIIHIII III III UI1ILIII IHIIIIIIIIIMMIW l II Umm J m f ESes HPrh mam J r r M A I LNT N N I i M i mv I M rnl in s MEiim H1 -- - -- lJ Wj i r rty i i Co nJ-- MStrIInar Ky Kr I K w I s r - li irH yjHuHlRwffSmi1hfflilliiRESIm fMWmwmMBM qmith - sW l jfcgf 17FtFIS K ii r OlttKNT Flio InsumneoComltaiij HBL 3B Houghtons Advertised C0 Bho9 for 225 s 500 ous---to-ir flfef uW8VIh hce2t39L lJMBMHk xw WBIBpBfwBfBKJSB llartroul Connecticut ifl7J580270 M Ww JR TUADEilS Chicago Kiin rnsurancc Compaiir Illinois 1406 10000 ¬ 1IKUGHANTS Fi i o Insimuico Com pany Kewiik New Jiioy 1528 78120 MUTUAL COVKNANT HENKFIT AixwJulIoii ally if 0 If T ilHHlHilllHBill KIIS r- Vo hamIe tl- - CATDWELL 503 UJNTLAUNDRIFiD SHIRT VffRHIHB 00000 Payments mntlo bi iuonthly or annu LiliTlnsilranci at actual cost V F I v MCHfiHiyBBIl - hhhbiu McSSvwHV Ml GREENE CLAY o A CHENA g7 uttiuwcu wiu witwiu LTAWBH MI For comparison Vilh 39 Old Lino charge TZZrSSm Mfnffl Companies r Ayo thpy - 3019 per 1000 1123 COVKNANa JIUTUAL only Wo roprcrent L Sayings ouisville 5000000 Loan and Building Company Auihoiii ed Capital Payments 00 cents per month on 10 Shares pays a profit of years U01 180 in 7 rowers pay 1000 1 150 per month iu caclumonth each fiom the Ite publicau pally Gicsham is iu line with us and the boys aie looking to Mr him as a Presidential leader Chac says that the sentiment of the Alliance men of Kansas is rcntciing on Judge Gresham and that the opinion is becoming general that he is the most available man that can be nominated by the new pai ty How about Ingalh was asked He will have to stay on the mourn ers bench a while longer was the reply If he keeps in line till 92 we will put him on probation for four yeiis longer and then if he is all right we will consider his erase not hope for anything ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE ADVOCATE NEWS OF THE WEEK Furniture Undertaking Fire Insurance borrowed sv V Clay City has decided to issue 3000 of bonds for the erection of a The town has public school building hitherto been without taxation except in tho way of license Mrs E W llaltord wife of the residents Private Secretary died on Tuesday Sho had been iu bad health for boveralocars and had been a great SUTTOll J Bn6iness solicited in any of tho THE -- Agents wauted for COVENANT MUTUAL Benefit As- ¬ sociation above lines FURNITURE - DEALERS Jure If You Want Q Yours Truly 3M CO thfjyiacjmZZl I m l Pound Gap iu Letcher couiTtis the highest poiut in the State 2513 FTainC McGiath President of the feet The lowest point in the State is Kansas Farmers Alliance has ad ¬ at Oakton in Hirkmau county which dressed a letter to the members of the is 321 feet above sea level a difference Alliance in the Southern States urging of 2191 feet Life Insurance them to attend the Cincinnati conven A special to tho Courier Journal tion and be prepared to form a thud The Fanners paity In his letter he intimates that from Winchester say county has decided unless the Soutchrn branch of tho or Alliance of this not to take independent action in the takes this step the Northern States INSURER THE OLD RELIABLE raco for the Legislature and has in ¬ will go back to the Republican part dorsed the candidacy of Hon Jas P The letter was called forth by a num ¬ Gay who is a caudidatc for a third ber of editorials which have appealed in Southern Allianco papers opposing term is a a third party and declaring that the S B Pcnn of Ballard county AMZI DODD President candidate for State Senator from Car- ¬ Alliance in the South must work out lisle Ballard McCracken and Mar its reforms through the Democratic shall counties to succeed Hon T L party Total Assets January i 1890 - - - 4523696329 Glenn Ho is an Alliance man and The college at Jackson Ky was - his announcement is without reference sold a Paid Policy Holders since organization - - 10753270167 low days ago and was bought to the action of any party by Central University of which insti ¬ - - - - 584309603 Surplus A class of fourteen young ladies tution it will in the future be a branch Losses paid in Kentucky 300000000 graduated in law from tho University Tho propci ty consists of three acres of ¬ land splendidly located and a beauti- ¬ of tho city of Now York Friday even ing of last wcok This is tho first ful biick building together worth This is the property that the Losses Paid in Montgomery County class of women which has ever taken 10000 a legal course David Dudley Field people offered to tho last Legislature Judge Richard Rcid 3000 R C Gatowood 5000 James Anderson presented tho diplomas and compli- ¬ on condition that they would establish 5000 W T Hanly 5000 J A Magowan 5000 mented the ladies on their success a State noimal school there The Only one or two actually intend to property was sold under a judgment After second year no restrictions as to residence or occupa- ¬ for a debt of 22S0 but no cffoit was practice tion No forfeiture in case of lapse incontestiblo made to make it lning its value as The huge tannery of Hall Vaughn most of the stock had been surrcn of Now York which covers forty Ave dcied and it was understood that the Cash loans made np to one half of the reserre on assignable policies acres of ground in MiddJesboiough is University would take it It went a completed and it commenced opera- ¬ ild0 THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED tions Tuesday The leather to be tan ¬ Tho University through its Chan- ¬ F01 any addltlonil iuoimntlon ajiply to ned by this concern is to be used ex ¬ cellor Dr Wanton piomiscs to cicct clusively for belling purposes Tho additional buildings the picsent sea K tannery is one of tho largest in the son and put cvciything in shape for 642 West Main St Louisville Ky world tho fall term AND Good9 ightning N84N0E or W ND SJORM T F ROGERS UNDERTAKERS- s Co - - NOT X ¬ kc 1845 1890 Office- of - Talk To -- Traders Doposlt Bank BUT- - f mA iiJS f 3ST SPRING POETRY HI 1 I Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co of Newark NJ Sill FOR ¬ IlllliliU laifactoM if tie Slow IT Co ii 1 i Boys k s Wear I SGHlll j Jt jm SPRING goodsL For Gents Wear W SMITH Co State Agents Ky- - Spring Hats IN Tho Owcnsboio Messenger says A reliable gentleman tells thoMcssen- vAo has seen a railroad company s ofllcial list of seventy of the ono hun ¬ dred delegates iu tho Constitutional Convention who have held and used Perhaps passes during tho session this is why tho present railroads were so effectually protected from future competion by the new Constitution Oysters are being shipped daily to England to be transplanted at favora ¬ ble points on tho cabtcrn and western coast of that country Experiments in shipping and transplanting oysters have been made for sovcral years and liuvo proved so successful that it has jrojp-- into a regular business Up ¬ ward of 12000 barrels have been shipped jyilhinitho last ton days ChfwCfChainnau of tho Poo pies Party SUito Contral Committee o t5fcA otherwise tho Parmers Al T C Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria Graves Agt Mt Sterling 8 Take heed that the children of this world do not spend more caie and solicitude in tho pursuit of penciling possessions than you do in the pursuit of those which are eternal St Ig ¬ natius Loyola ¬ nnrPnli for the IN -- -- TSfrsSxk v I Ji JI X IXxl W7 Newest Styles Shoes and Slippers FOR BENTS LADIES CHILDREHS WEAR Happy Hoosloro Wm Timmons Postmaster of Ida ville Ind writes Electric Bitters has dono mora for me than all other Clothing Hats Boots AT SW liauoe 8flAr3 that thqPeoplos Party Gresham for will aowhiftto Jwl Mf111 ccct 1ini VrttHZa lWd u Mr CBMiu TT f n no can- - medicines combined for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble John Leslie farmer and stockman of samo place says Find Electric Bitters to be tho best kidney and liver mediciuo made mo feel like a now man J V Gardner hard ¬ ware merchant samo town says Electric Bitters if just tho thing for a man who is all urn down and dont care whether he lives or dies I found now strength good appetite and felt justlikolhad a now lease on lifo Only COca bottlo at W S Lloyds drugstore iHARP IRIMBLE Shoes IT STANDS IN THE LEAD It fill AccofliDlisii More Work lENTONS Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot New Stock Big Stock Boys School Suits STAD HOWARD Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses AKERS Children In the same space of time than any Harrow made TRUNKS VALISES ETC It has more good points than all the competing ma- ¬ chines combined and none of them weak ones All just received and sold at is a perfect success because it docs the most work It bed rock prices by and docs the best work with the lightest labor on the team Positively tho lightest dri ft arr o w doing the same work v EfcC 1 TOM F ROGERS inf Ky Maysvillo SHARP TRIMBLE 1 DENTON Mays i M Street C wsm CiwhI -- -- 4iJiiJair A T JtT STERLING KY 1 jT5 aJi -- THE VT gTEBMHGr ADVOCATE THE ADVOCATE PEOPLE AND WHAT ThV DOINQ j TUESDAY AlRTL 21 1891 V WHY BO YOU COUGH tiling lungs and far too often runs into Coraumption and ends ia Death Feoplo suffering from Asthma j Broncliitis Pneumonia and Consumption will alii tell you that If Do you know ARE that a little cough In a dangerous j Are you aware that It often fastens on the I it I at Gen Grccly will rclho -- ii Qiri tho i nrst Jm a J81 YTcatlicr Bureau early in July Senator elect Feltonjs a million- ¬ aire 6o ho wont feci very lonely Alboui celebrated her C5th birthday on March 13 ITSTlRTEDWiTHiOOLD Mi Low Prices and Best Goods Can you afford to neglect it Can you trillo with so Berioua a matter f Are you uwaro that for Coughs Colds and Consumption is beyond question tho greatest of all Modern Remedies It will stop a Cough in ono nlghft It will check a Cold in a day It will prevent Croup reliovo Asthma ana ctiro Consumption if taken I You cant afford to bo without it A 25 cent bottlo mar savo vou I in time jlOO in Doctors bills may savo your Iff0 Ask your druggist for it or write I west xjroouwny now xotk xor dooje to Wi a HOOKER cs ijQ wiiiiiiBMWiiewwnip nonniMumniiMM 1 m DR ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY Will s Ml Every Time Mr Dopow is said to have been off ered 100000 a year to edit a newspa per Ned Wright tho London rovivallst is coining to this country to lecturo and hold services ICLOSINUOUTi For thc coming week I Chestnut stallion 16 hands record 220 Tho daughters of tho Princess of Sired By POST BOY 223 Wales are said to bo ablo to go into IiIncclro of Guy2lSpoffordJilSV8toic210 Company 2lVi tho kitchen and cook a meals victu- ¬ FredFlrttdam by Kentucky iitflllajonnclrinco 221KHccpstnkca 224 Kenneth Gcb Kolircr220K Cypress 22 hardt 2 s Compeer SU14 and six others tu tho 2K llat nlsotlroof damn of LU11V 220 Edgar als hut they never do it Four-year-o- ld Lawronco Banotts Ufcwasiusurcd for 100000 and it is understood that his estate is valued at doublo that LUBY ili iv uj j J IN TO Has some surprises in store for you Mrs Nellie Blessing Eystcr Presi ¬ dent of tho Womans Press Assocatlon of tho Pacific Coast is a grand niece of Barbara Frictchic I IP John It Mason a milb overseer at Fall IMvor says tho - majority of women and girls in tho factories dip snuff -- The Susan B Anthony says woman of tho future is not goingHo snatch at everything that passes tor a man because it draws a salary several others la tho 230 class Second dam Thoroughbred Wilkes Post Hoy ono of tho greatest race horses of his day and thosiro if LUBY was by Magic nd out of tho great brood marc Old Ned tba dam of Clcnimio O 215lost lloy 223 Alice Stoncr 24UForet Wilkes 2 21Vf Mvsfcrv 22iand nlso thoilnm of Stcinntta thnilnm nfnnn In tlm iS iit it t triiv l jjviii iisuiiuiu Ilumiwwuui u luviiiiuaui u kuiiiu rucuuursi unci is umimiuieuiy onu oi iiou tho fastest stallions in Kentucky lie obtained his record in a hotly contested race hlch ho n on B9 summary below rt ill show tho Ctxtiiiaxa Ky Sept IT 1890 Stake430 I411 LUIlYcligby Post Boy illlclte 11l by Cyclono 12 2 4243 New York Central br k by Simmons 3884 Ulack Storni bl s by Ulmmons Time 220 2222 1M LUBY will mako tho season of 1891 at Post Hoy Stock 1nrm three miles south of North Middle town on tho Winchester pike Tormsi 7BOOtho Season Cash or 10000 to Money duo hen colt comes maro parted withor bred to another Insure a Living Colt uurai 22uud In i I liiisi now I HAVE DETERMINED to CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK OP ¬ STEP IN WHILE PASSING 1300 and 1500 Suits They would be called cheap by our competitors at 30 per cent additional 7 25 And look at our 850 940 1000 T J SYDNER North Middlotown Ky Justin McCarthy has alreadyifouud mo tasKOiJcaiung uiu iritui punyiiKi much for him His health has broken down Senator Petti grow will drive a trained moose against a trotting horse for 200 a side at tho Stato Fair to be held at Sioux Falls S D next fall Because Roger Q Mill does not wear cuffs a Troy paper comes to tho conclusion that ho is not available as a candidate for the speakership Parson Arnoy of SaraJlRc the Wol vcrino Methodist who raises good trotting stock and gives trotting mat- ¬ inees has lately conducted a success- ¬ ful revival The pretty IIavcmcyer girls are the coming matrimonial prizes of New York as thoy are millionaires in wealth and richin personal attractions E Berry Now York grace as to three years York Club Wall tho king dudo of has so far fallen from havo been sentenced to a exclusion from tho Now - EATCHEN Black stallion Bred hy Dr 16 CLAY foaled 1885 In Boots Shoes Hats of the latest styles Fur- ¬ nishing Goods and Trunks we will make things hum Look at our 140 150 r75 200 and 250 Fine Shoes 20 per cent off regular shoe store prices -- hands high Ilerr Bryant Lexington Ky 1c Sired bvMambrino PntchcnSS 1st dam bv Whin C1nv41Sl wrnncl dnm nt h thnrontrhlirnl Mambrino ratchen E8full iiruinir to LadyThorno 18f slrcof 11 In 2ao nnu iam of liuy Wilkes lBUCrafordSlsW Hour 217 Astral 218llaronWllkcs218 Itosa AVIlkcs 218K cfc Elivo 2 1814 Clenrn 2 18 VDanThomas220ncjmuda220l and thlrtvciirht mora from 2 20U Inl FA grandslrcof soventy soven 2 SO horses among them Allciton 4 2 13 Axtcll 3 212 Whip Clay 4131 died when young sire of Will llcnham 2 24U and Mattio Claydam of LUlic C- - 2 21i by Cass ius jr Clay Jr 22 1st dam IJccky dam of llrigand 1812slro of Heel Cross 2 Jljfi CsinsM Clay Jr sire of Uuringo 2 234 Hany Clay 2 23J Ho also has 0 sires with 14 In 2 SO Odams w lth 10 In2 30 by Casslus M Clay8lit of Geoigo SI ratchen 2 23J also 7 sires with 11 PATCHES CLAY will make tho season of 1891 at the stable of W JI Gay two miles south of North Mhldletown Ky nt 15 to Insure a Maro In Foal Jloncy duo when tho fact is ascertained ormaro bred to another horbc In Hats we keep the latest blocks and they are daisies v CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING We 2 Will Have Something in these columns weekly Banner Wilkes STANDARD greatest horses that c cr lived J1ANNKII WILKES dam by Alta who died young with 2 in 2 30 by American Clay dam by Mambri Chief 2d dam by Alexanders Abdallah This thould make a great stock horse having American Clay and Jlambrino Chief two crosses of Alexanders Abdallah in him He Is a strong built horse good boned big gaitcd fellow lEi hands high and will make the season of 1891 at the stable of WM Gay two miles south of North JliddlctownjKy at 20 to Insuro a Living Colt payable w hen colt comes marc Is parted vt lth or bred clicwhcrc Of interest to tell you -- WATCH FOR IT - Eureka Boston sire of Lexington grand dam by Cannibal ho by Mucklc John he by Sir Archie Morgans AT THE OLD A BROH STAND dam was one of tho linest saddle marcs in Kentucky haUng taken premiums at Lexington and Mrs Mary B Young of Fall River other fairs Thcdamof nutters Eureka wasby Jlambiino Paymaster grand dam by Cock of the Uock brother In blood to AmcricanEclipcc whoso death is anijonccd and who EUItEKAhas taken more premiums than anj horse maro or gelding in Kentucky 123 in all Including tho J100 premiums at St Louis in 1877 for tho best combined stallion maro or guiding o wealthiest koiii w Mcntnws tmoitg thein Jllias racked at several fairs In 300 minutes and trotted in 2 SOU lie MT STERLING KY at Lexington and II tfehusctts was a school teacher in girl sired tho fine show geldingUoixllakF that beat Lady Dejarnet1500 af tcrward offered sold by N him Itowland for 1500 He nlao wild Wjodlawn by Eureka for 12000 for i j nouni iiuva uuu nua s111 nunu yuut vji-- - Lewis Ellis raised and sold 20 of his colu ntnn average of over 500 i This champion saddle and harness stallion will make the season of 1891 at tho stable of W JI Gay two miles south ot North Jllddlctown Ky nt20 to Insuro a Maro In Foal paya cumstnuces Medical bio when tho fact is ascertained marc parted with or bred elsewhere ¬ Senator Gordon of Georgia reJ H GAY North Middletown Ky No Monoy Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatmen cently met with a heavy loss at his Taylor county stock farm Tho Flint AGRICULTURAL NOTES For years tho editor of the Burling- ¬ ltivor roso suddenly in tho night and ton Junction Mo Post lias been 200 of Gen Gordons brood mares Tho wool product of California re- ¬ Tho loss is about mains at about the same point as here- ¬ subject to cramp colic or fits of indi- ¬ were drowned gestion which prostrated him for sev- ¬ 50000 tofore tho output of tho Stato last year eral hours aud unfitted him for busi ¬ 34000 Tho Governor General of India tho being in the neighborhood of ness for two or threo days For the 000 pounds Viceroy receives a salary of 250000 past year ho has been usingChambor At sixteen the ox is thought to bo lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Tar wiiii allowances niuv muiuuu Ki jiuy i nYniiR million at Calcutta and a old but there are instances in which Remedy whenever occasion required intnD V - tho cow will give milk up to tho ago and it has invariably given him 2 Simcr resilience au niaKing uis ijoof eighteen or twenty or rare cases prompt relief 25 and CO cent bottles sition worth 500000 a year r aro on record in which tho cow has for sale by T G Julian 35 4t You talk v Dr Mary Walker says given milk and Buckled a calf at a la- ¬ about a woman who puts on trousers ter date in her thirty first or thirty Conjurer You see ladies and gen feeling liko a fool just you trail second year tlemen tho dollar has vanished Wo wot to your knees around with skirts shall soon find out where it has gone A Texas journal Bays that the about your heels and then flopping aro feeling better and their You honest countryman over there tell mo who feels tho nearer rcady for prospects are brighter than for soveral just put your hands in your coat cap and bells years Fat cattlo will certainly bring pocket 1 bet youll find tho dollar Feasant No Ive only got two is measured by splendid prices during tho present year Italian bravery Tho Picdmonteso and thoso who have tho grass and can marks and eight pfenning strango standards Impossible You must havo tho authorities in Romo havo just confer- ¬ mature their cattlo by making them red tho highest recognition on King really fat may rely on getting satisfac- ¬ dollar No I havent That was a dollar Humbert for cvic valor Our read ¬ tory figures you put in my pocket a while ago but ers will bo anxious to know what act Tho dairy papers of tho country I havo been out to havo a drink sinco of heroism secured this reward It is which aro chiefly interested in pushing then Tableau Gjeuovalanzeigor easily explained Two houses caught tho daiius of this or that breed of cat- ¬ Fn Romo some months flro at noon tle or whoso advertising patronage The promptness and certainty of its since tho inmates loft the houses largely comes from tho breeders of cures have mado Chamberlains flames were noticed Tho when the these special strains do jiot caro to of-¬ Cough Itemedy JD famous It is intended kin was passing He remained for EC fend their patrons by questioning their especially for coughs colds croup and Tho well known SURGEON and SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O formerly Resi two or three hours on the street and statements lHnco their cpluiniu aro Putbiciavon whooping congh and is tliQ most ef dent Physician of tho Philadelphia General Hospital and hU attention to now and then suggcsteditoitho mon of filled week after week Avitli perfectly OiiAKar of tho Onio Medical Instituti hast for thirty years devoted fectual remedy known for these dis tho treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASES such the fire department where it might bo absurd and ridiculous stories about tho eases CO cent bottles tor salo by T as Bronchitis Catarrh Counh Rheumatism all disoascs of tho Stomaoh Bowed ndvisablo to turn on a stream of yield of this or that particular cow G Rectum Liver Kidneys maauer scxuai uryans nesri nerves anu Drain diseases 3C 4t Julian water No one was in any daugcr put forth with all the solem- ¬ of tho Eyo and Ear Deformities cto singed which aro not a fireman had his whiskers HE nhL BE AT THE nity of gospel truth JMcLainSinifh It was not an unworthy example COMMERCIAL HOTEL MT STERLING KY Tho Western Agriculturist very A well known authority on cattlo tliatwas lately set by a blushing Penn ¬ Saturday May 9th 1891 One Day Only Has tho high matters says poitincnUy asks Only good animals sylvania bride When asked by tho Returning Every Fourth Week Thereafter ho will promptly tell you price of feed led farmers to provido that inherit good forms or that havo clergyman if she would love honor COUSD1TATION AND KXAJ1IJTATION 13 about your disease unj tUo prospects ot u cure- He undertakes no incurable cqjei moro sholtor and moro comfortablo tho largest ratio of choico parts to tho and obey her prospective husband all IiADIEf nflllctod with any of tho Ills peculiar to thulr box may consult Win wuii perpermanent euro coitulii confidence quarters for tho farm stock to save whole carcass should bo bred because sho answered with simplicity I will fect receive thut aud tho assurauco of attention icllef and will appreciate IllsTholr enses treatment which all k lud and considerate will local ueatment is beldam necessary always proves satisfactory This year shelter such steers always sell at 20 per cent do tho best I know tho fcpd and hay stages cured without pain or Instrumental Inter Ovarian Tiimorn In their earlier Still too much or moro higher than thoso steers that is cheaper than feed ference ¬ Sterility Is usually tho result ot carelessness or Ignorance It can bo remedied of the farm stock is exposed day and aro of an ordinary structure Tho latlVr a number of years I havo been Epilepsy or ftIta cured by n never falling treatment cold regard- ¬ ter class of steors roturu less rovenuo subject to violent attacks of inflama night to tho storm and liearncss many cases can bo cured 512 peculiar from tho less of this well known principle But for tho food eaten without a sinulo tory rheumatism which generally Cancer permanently removed of blood most dollcato orcani by onr own cure 31 ltttlo or no pufu iiolois noknlfoor caustic the only potilUe is a lasted about two mouths not for money and our own On tho first method advantage compensating if It W dtrlctarc Vnrlcocclo Hydrocele Kpcrtuntorrlion and all unnatural dticharees when will our farmers learn to sluggish mind that follows tho prac ¬ of this month I was attacked in tho permanently cured Indiscretion nndoxcews will boncllt by our counsel MEN of all ages who BUflor ho humane for tho humano interest of tice of feeding ill mado steers I ad kneo and suffered severely for two and treatment If they observofrom certain hodlmonti In tlm urlno or Irritation of the urinary Tle restore all tueh ccuei organs thoy should consult us without delay every Into nobleman epoks to caro for hero to tho bolicf that our cattlo sires days when I procured a bottlo of Tho doctor treats with unfalllnc succors nit forms of Koetal nicnno suoh a Piles Rowel by rt method ot his own discovery every dumb animal under his caro should bo tested to asccrtaiu their ca ¬ Chamberlains Pain Balm and it re ¬ Flotilla FUfttira and Ulceration of tho c iwriducu uu uniiuua with tho kind and gcjiorous hand of pacity for consumption digestion and lieved mo almost instantly I there- ¬ wlinout paiu orueiouuou Isiiuiii considered tho boat of Judgment In all cases and saves tlmo Early Interference and tho man who loves his animals assimilation of food Animals vary fore most cheerfully recommend it to moneysuccess health la tho treatment of tho cases which ho makes hla specialty Is traly attained Tho in their powers in these directions and those who are similarly afllictcd every ¬ phenomenal Wonderful Cnrctt havo bcou euectcd In old and difficult cases which havo baffled tho First Waiter rVhy do you always only thoso who possess tlioso powers where K D Whitley Jlartindalc efforts ot all others 1888 Mr Whitley is a As his rooms are usually crowded It Is bolter to call early In tho day to avoid txlns say thank you sir to that old skin to a high degree shoujd propogato tfocir N C Feb delayed Breeding has fixed forJn by very prominont man in this place and ¬ kind llint when ho goos out after lunch alPersons consul tlnjr him should bring from two to four ounces of tholr urlno In a clean following a Btandard but itJKg not his disease was very widoly known as bottlo for examination though ho novor gives you a conk Patients treated by mall or express but whoa possible personal consultation Is prefer I dont want tho fixed tho qualities in qucslijK it is ho suffered such sovoro pain W M able List of questions sent on application Second Waiter All CoHSUItatlonSi Correspondence and Cases Strictly CeHudeatial Co Merchants Martln other guests to find out ho doesnt tip possible for a wealthy brcedjv to do as Houston Treatment foar thoy vill follow ids ex great a work for stock iinpfrcmcnt as dalo N C 50 cout bottles for salo by foxagtorrtpnseat C 0 D to any part of tho United Statea and Canada Address vA me for 35 4t B0GMAN Box 703 Cincinnati 0 that of BakoweU Epoch T G JuUan nmplo Sco as 6- - fn-a- -sa- -- HATS HATS HATS HATS HAT I HATS TRUNKS TRUNKS TRUNKS w TRUNKS TRUNKS TRUNKS CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING r 1 ¬ id sM Kktv iv At prices never before nam ed in Mt Sterling MANY NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED A Splendid line of HATS V ¬ K 4MI1 4A cat-tle-m- on 1 1 Latest New Spring Styles New Spring Styles New Spring Styles Blocks Blocks Latest O BOOMAN M ¬ ritinnl SPECIAL BARGAINS v FOR CASH Sale begins APRIL- - 1st at old Post office Corner Mt Sterling - Kentucky ¬ ¬ W p C fcJ S CALDWELL PROPRIETOR R E HAZELR1GG Manager self-intere- st ALL PERSONS INDENTED TO THE LATE FIRM 0F CALDWELL JORDAN ARE NO TIFIED THAT THE BOOKS MUST BE CLOSED IN A SHORT TIME A1 O ¬ vtvVW jVt -- - - A feAi Warffr lii Vi C v i 1 i 1 r4umto 0t KrtfrrniMfss S jittMifctM ovt niViiT iWwW W TH3DMT ADVOCATE CAR8 I STffitXIKa ABTOOATB TIJ330DAS i Ui ApBlJ21LWl HJI il -i- lML JUJMIWI IIXIW IIHJMLLILaMiM I HE STOPPING ELECTRIC ALTAMORE 4WW Cvvvvl h 04KYIETO1 J HAROLD fire o4 wooHtide OottwrS my j- quired to stop nn electric car under ordinary circumstances from various speeds havo furnished Interesting results as to tlio brako power of street care as appears by tho annual report of tlio railroad commissioners In mak ing tho experiments tho following conditions wero observed A man with a number of surveying plus was sta tioned on tlio step of tho rear platform two observers with stop watches stood upon tho platform j a fourth gavo tho signal for tho driver to stop With tho car running nt a uniform Rpccd It was necessary to determine it tho rate of speed and becond tho distance- required to inako a stop At a given signal tho first stop watch was started and a pin was dropped upon tho ground At tho expiration of ten seconds tho observer with his stop watch gavo another signal and stopped his watch When this signal was given a second pin was dropped on tho ground tho second stoplwatch was started and tho signal given for tho driver to put on tho brakes When tho car camo to rest tho second stop watch was stopped and a third pin was dropped Tho timo required to pass over tho distanco between tho first and second pins showed tho rato of speed Tho distanco between tho second and third pins was tho length of stop On a subsequent occasion tho speed was obtained by measuring tho timo necessary to pass over tho distanco between given streets This method of observation was easy to carry out but was of course not prBteT oiwltHe jjivuuuyitjwia yiBUJp were sngtiuy greater than tho distances passed over from tho timo tho brakes wero actually applied to tho wheels owing to the fact that a fraction of a second was probably lost In giving tho signals A great variation was shown between tho different stops made Supposing say tho experts tho friction to bo the camo tho length of stop should bo as tho square of tho velocity Really the friction is less tho greater tho velocity so that tho length of stop should be somewhat greater than in proportion to tho square of tho velocity This was shown in a stop in thirty six feet at C3 miles per hour and in a stop in forty eight feet at 122 miles per hour in stead of a stop in 141 feet as it would bo according to tho square of tho veloc ity or if tho stop in forty eight feet bo taken as a basis of comparison tho stop from six miles an hour should havo been mado in twelve feet Tho grades in theso cases wero not greatly differAgain comparing two experient ments in which tho speed was nearly tho same tho stop on tho down grado was much better than on tho up grado Other discrepancies of a similar character wero noticed Boston Transcript ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Results of Somo Kxporltncnti on Bostons Principal Lino Somo experiments that havo been nindo to dotennino tlio distances re- ¬ Ut jKxixKBUrKL ¬ A BEAUTIFUL BAY 15 hands high heavy irtanc and tail black legp powerfully muscled fino stylo and a perfect model Is just sevon years old and is in excellent breeding condition This celebrated trotter will make tlio present season at Thomas Eagans two miles fi om 311 Stoiling between the Maysvillc and Ilinkston pikes at Ky HAROLD 413 Slreof Maurt 8208JJ AltntiinrMiSO Cnromio J S21sblarccn iiiiU ainttfoGrahninStflW Noontide 220 and 21 othoisS8u unit bettor record 2tK Smile iwrdj 1st dam LIZZIK wrTIIKKSlQOX tho dam iH Kannls Wttherspo u lti IdmSSn O 413 the fastest in tlio world bv Gottirhs WncoMiJIivroldMMbvDiWiAlctolfliii chnntivss dam of Lakelands Abdalliih sire or Gcqfgcro record 231 by Abdallnh llamblotonlnji 10 was the irrcatest siro that otcr lit cd lie iavlntf 41 trotters In 2B0ot better itlid 11U of his tons have 83 in 230 or better including the great Ueorgq Wilkes with 03 trotters in 230 or bottor hud Klcctioncr nithOl In 2S0or better Happy McdiuiuiS7lu3aoor better Abprdcci 22 la SytOor UVUII j 11CIIIIUI JX 111 230 nnd many others n WlTHKllSlOON not only comes from tlio very beat trotting family ort earth licit Is ft trotter himself He lias trotted qunitcrs in 88J 4 seconds canity nndldg oIt nnvo nifetyle plenty of bone and muscle and natural trottors Wo Km n annul n9 his get thnwiu bonst ttcn f mined Will mnko the season or ltwi ntuaKvlcw two and n nnu liiHeanouui oxiuuicriing ivyoi a pike nt2SOO To Insure A Living Ccrlt i WITHERSP00N 4929 Iffct AiilwJLi wfoT8 Standard JRulo Six Sorrel If ski w j it taififliirn W Tt i J wr lUDJEMEER ii i BELMONT lwrfrr4 Ar thrJH Nt wood lilflkV Wads Wood J IS rW km otnvr borte a - -- y lit H m 35 tg - ma jrr RECORD 228 l FULL Bay Iloree 15f hands BROTHER TO VAS00 tiredlby A L Alexander Spring Sltlon Ity MALDEMEER 1 One of the Finest Coach Stallions in the State 15 A lien will bo retained on all colts for season money Monoy duo when Sired by Idol Wlllcs S12 ho by Gcorso Wilkes 222 siro of Harry Wlllcs 218n Gur maro foals is parted with or bred to another liorso without permission Videx AVilkcs 2I54 linn uj mi mi icrformera in 20 ami better isi damVIUKTTK by Vidox Old ALTAMOKE was sired by Strathmore 108 sire of Santa Claus 2 17 WHS got bv llloods Illack Ilnnk he by Vermont lllack Hawk Vidoxs first dam byuy Mambrino uy iiowning soiu Jiayjncsscngcr oy cannons iriuii iiu Chic amain JwcKuini and 3G more in 2 30 or better siro of 11 dams of 13 performers in 230 siro Old Whin llloods lllack Ifiiifl- I Hill iJiiacKiiuaain mm tlm rttti4 Aiarc lie pircu iito Iffntlr u iMini ltnilJ by of 8 sons with 9 performers in 230 siro of Santa Clans siro of Sidney 219L dams of Von Arnim 219s lllnckuood Jr 222AlmontJr dam damof JlambilnoHo Chief 11 siro 22ctc vtmi Goliali is Mambiino Paymaster siro 7 performers in 2 30 including Gold Leaf 2 J14- Adonis 2 114 Faustina of Lady Thome 218J sonof Mambiinoby linn MPiissciiirer 22SK IJrlgiioli 229i etc the has Ho Woodford Mnmbtino 2ilUj Hay Henry 2 yrs 2 M Fleet 2 yrs 2 21 2J sons w lth 75 trotters In 230 and lSdmightora Willi 19 trotters In 280 IIULEU was foaled In tlieHpilngof 1880 la a beautiful bay handsome compact and symmct Dam by Alta 7C5 siio of Stranger 2 29 Roger Hanson 2 2GJ of dam of rlcal in lth excellent finish lino action and natural speed Will mako tho BCason of 1S91 at Dally Wilkes 2 28 Roger Hanson siro of Jessie Hanson 2 22 Billy Worth IOOOmx nrtl f ntll a Living Coltuntil Jlonoy duo when maro foals or Is parted Itti a - lien to InsurenVUQVII miindiid nnmn II1VIIW mnlul 7II VAIV l IVVIIIVI ington 227 siro of trotters lhegrandslroof Kulcr Gcoigo Wlkes 222 DMIIIUO to dny HIV hltlua 2d dam by Highland Chief sire of Lady Thorne dam of Santa Claus SlnpnciimlnD- to Kentucky In 1873 lie hassired mora tiotters than nnv tno horses in tho 1olII than the His sons foaled since 1811 hao sired nioro and faster trotters and better campaigner 2 17 Trinidad 2221 granddain of Roslyn 225 J sonsofsamo ago of any other horse Whero can you get the Wilkes nnd Mambrino Chief blood Lady liiokoil un bv ns much of tho best thorouirhbred bfoodr This lias ifh en such great broodmarca as 37 in 230 list by Ilamblctoniau 1st dam Strathmore siro of 2d dam said to be bcclys American Stars daughters that gai o Hnmblctonlan his greatest pcrfonncru Waltcrmise dam of Marshal Xcy by North American by Hamblotonian Alta by American Clay 1st dam Lady Turner by Mambrino Chief t Tliis low season pi ice will enable any one to breed to ono of tho finest Is a ALTAMORE in two months training last fall Montroedark brown 10 hands fino stle flno mane nnd tall goes nil iftho gaits well by Coons bred trotters in this section ho by Offutts Montrose ho by Gays Diamond Montrose i dam uv Uenmaik ho by llivht n mln llblHHl Aiililinlk Ul In ll IJ Irln UnlnliAin ttl ilnii It iiiQMiiuiuiil IIHM1 Ml Will evuiui nt 9iUiUU trotted a full milo in 2 35 vii lull uj ui I Li to Insure a Living Coltt and is n suio foal getter Also at the same place I i - TO INSURE A LIVING COLT RULER WILKES T V y4 faster tlian his record Mr Sinltli has reiwatedly driven him tho half milo track horo in 107 to 110 His oldest colts wero yearlings last Sprint only ono of which has evorhecn driven and that isory promising 0ff Sired by HAROLD tho siro of Maud S 2 08f Noontide 2 20 and thirly- two in Uio 2 M liqu trial 246U dam of Valdcmcor 1st Dam VASSAR5lsMKbyBolmQnttboBlro JJ9 Vasco tho siro t Vallissa 8 Nutwood of Ired Arthur JU ztiu ltd uoscnaicr grnndam of Vatican JCJQKilre of Belle Vara 8 J21U valdetucer r ii izi jiuvv isi in t t i ioi rnussa rut 2iu juii itoscnaicr ral nmMy iuin ioi by ftf Kvcn- ofSoIxng22il Krcrmond S50 i rln 3 37 etc seeiys Nottio fl sire of four In the lao list and tho dams of uy l American Star liobt McGregor 2i7l uexicriniJoo winner aiJ4i unver z iV5i Artillery S2U tappy I h Dam VENUS 2d 12 Vnsco the jini wccigcwooa VliVlkfng2l6n385lnthoJfl01ist a j ii 111 11 ID MC - I 1 Jiedlunij etc Dictator Jaj uouio VALDEMEER will mako tho season at tlio Aiicade Stables Winches tccr Ky at 5000 with right of return tho following season should tho maro not prove with foal F P PENDLETON t Co MONTROSE 1 T N T nN I 11U1II1 B 111 I F K Hf sKsK One of tho finest Young Jncks in tho State will be permitted to servo a limhcAVnumber of mares at Yelberton 10 TO INSURE A LIVING JUMBO 111 00LT Sired by the premium nnd Black Jack white points 1M4 hands high foaled August 1887 ciistakcs Jack Kajioleoii of Glemvatcr 110 by Hopkins Kurcka 10 by larks 1encock hojby Jumbos dam was Mrcil by Wells Iiarge Jacktlie Napoleon lie bj Imimrtctl Nniioleon V Will make the present season nt SIO OO sraLIVIna Colt by Haiders Iron Duke S X a 41 TJ1 VllMll n w n d tlTlfl liAHla lilllj rll I nUll Hnu Iulb All high died Leers Napoleon 10 hands high died The dam of Jumbo wan H i hands were black in color Leer1 mm lll 1ml 1 Lr Q 1 w w MAPLE HILL FARM fKNIG HTHO0D 4186 5 L and a few Jennets at 25 Address Conditions Bamc as given above RAGAN Sc WILSON Mt Sterling1 Wc have one of the best mile tracks in the State and nro prepared to handle trotter nt rea ¬ Will not be responsible for Grass w ill be furnished marcs nt 10 cents per day sonable prices accidents or escapes should any occur Bay liorso 15 3 Foaled in 1880 Kentucky -- PETERS SCOBEE Sired by ABERDEEN 27 Siro of Alabaster 4 CANE RIDGE STOCK FARM AZv3E3Tj srsjw Bay 1G iUJoST im 215 Hattie Wcodard 215 J and 1 22 others in v 230 CALIBAN 394 First dam Cassia RECORD BY 234 Pilot Mambrino hands high two white hind pasterns and star bred atMasliland Tf foaled in 18SG standard under rules G and7 First dam OPHIR by Alamo 359 son of Almont 33 dam by Abdal- - Second dam QUEEN DIDO dam of Red Wilkes by Mam lah J5 lirino Chief 11 Third dam by RED JACKET Fourth dam Robt Patterson Marc thoroughbred ¬ ¬ dam of Cvique Huron and others by Stiadeis Castius M Clay Jr 22 sire of Iiuaiigo2231jirarrj Clay 2ZPi and tho dams of 8 with records from 2Jto S0 Second dam Old Beck by the Wiight Colt Sired by Jrambriuo Dudley 2 19J sire of Crescendo 2 2 l Gretna 2 27 Third dam by Instructor son of Virginian by Sir Archy Rintoul 2 2s1 and others with fast colt records and trials Mambrino Dud- ¬ Foutth dam by Chester Hall 50 the season ley is a lay horse 15 bauds high weighing 1175 pounds Fiftli dam by Itoimilus sou of Bacchus CAI1I1AN is the she of C K C lay 21S C clone 22S Woodbridg with return privileges Coaster 22fl Gill 221 matinee record Greenwood lleile 228 and other fast ones His son Cyclone sired th First dam Amanda Wood full sister to Siberian Romulus 2 3Lj trial unbeattn2-jr-ol- d Dr Sipaiks22i Gillette j i old 225 Ceclle22SJi and nnothor son C Nettie 218 flay sired fcpiing Dij jeailing who trottcda half in 115 and another calling that trotted a 2 27 by Rysdyks Hambletonian 10 siro of Dexter 217 lialfin 117 TlmsitwtltueMcn that his colts bittd on and trot fast CALIUAX wilt make the Orango Girl 2 20 Jay Gould 2 20 and 3G others in 2 30 cason of 1891 at Cane Kido Stock Tanu nt -- 0 KNIGHTHOOD Two will enter tho list this season make the season at is a trotter and sires speed Barring accidents KNIGHTHOOD will ¬ 40 00 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT For three marcs from one person will charge knon n or the marc Is parted with 100 of Idol years Will Money due when the fact of the foal Is Second dam Sibcrian6 dam dam of Siberian 2 31 and lllack Bess dam 2 23 by Sccly American Star M siro of the dams of Dextci 17f Robert McGregor 2 17A Nettie 2 18 and 37 others iii 2 30 Notu must be given at timo of service due in ono year Mare not having live colt noto is void Limited to twenty outsidd mares Book early if you wish a place 7e will handle a fow outside horses of promise besides our own 6000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT ¬ i BLACK JAYNES lllack liorbC IS hands 3 Incl cs high S old this Spring by lllue I V nnd Jefferson or his oration at thv foundation of tho Bunker Hill monument there was no necessity of considering how to stimulate nnd deepen tho Also at tho same place Tlio vast sentiment of nationality Hood of foreign immigration with which wo aro familiar had hardly begun to X lli Stallion lVVf hands high 4 cirsoid pot feet model Thlscclelnated joung trotter will make rise nnd nn nppeal to American patriot- the present tinsonatni tables 2 miles south of Giaj Lick on the farm know nns the Green Iliggs ism touched overy heart with tho samo orlointoi farm Insure a Llvlner Colt Monej due when colt comes or marc lartLil with oi hied toothei Mock without permission emotion That day is passed A Black Jack 15 hands high by the cclohratcd Georgo Case Jack Ave years Tho necessity and tho consequent old will be permitted to serve a limited number of marcs at duty of instruction in national history nnd of preservation of tho national 8 for a Horse Mule anda 10 for a Mare Mule traditions aio imperative Tho fundaB Wilkes asKiiedb Count Wllkc First dnin Minnie by Fearnot 2d dam JuccnbyCru mental truths that thero is no liberty idcr Count Wilkes C0I b eorge WilkC9S19 1st dam Jewel damof Gambctta 220 and The Conditions same as given above For any information address without law that overy form of class KinjfSKBjf and full sUtei to lllack Miiia2iufjiiid 3 milo record 733 by Gills Vermont 1M 2d T7 legislation is anti republican that edu- dam bj tinnens N liip 3d dam b Imp lluzzard 1 lie colts of Count Wilkes all show stj lo and cated intelligence is a chief bulwark of pced He is the siio of Georgette 22 o er half mile track Ky Mt Hlrootbylllood Chief lllood Chkf 7U2bj llloods lllack Hawk son of lllack IIawk5 1st frco institutions that individual vigi 21 li m bj Fanny Roblnion 22Woolj siro guarantee of llin 229 ittH Hilindeipacer dam b Aratus Ac He U tho Chiefofand he fclred lance nnd activity aro tho and Chief tho damof Prince 21 Hcnlolred llran political progress must bo constantly likes 21 nnd practically inculcated Harpers ANo it the same Mable stable the fine impoi ted jack DICK 11LACK ii hands Hill bo per¬ Tho Need of Teaching Patriotism At tho closo of tho flrsFTraifrcentury ML LI1U i WUAAIlittJltU 1U11 iVl illKXi vcosier aoiivcrvu uis euiogy oi iiuiaus rouiucll Cromwell by Wellington Deninaik hohy Gained Denmark he by Old Denmark tandntFIFTKEN DOLLVItS TO INSUKE A LI ING COLT Janes 1st dam by Third dam by Floods Emancipation Jr son of Imp Emancipation Will make tho present season of 1891 one and one half miles east of Mt Sterling at my farm known as the Asa Magowan place BEAN 4f S S iJ BROS AT WALKER BUCKNER Cane Ridge Ky 1600 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT Jf S S M- - 4 S M-- S Tlfjfr Kfrjfl K Harness Horse A lien will be retained on all colts for season money Money due when mare foals is parted with or bred to another horse without permission Maes kept at teu cents per day Not lcsponsiblc for accidents or escapes ¬ WILKES Pedigree- Woodford Stock Farm Season 1891 Neatwood 3665 50 To Insure Live By Nutwood GOO 2 18a Put 20 in tho list last year Dam Nora Norman Oolfc 4i ¬ ntOto TO s by Blackwood 74 iNora ljas 3 producing daughter8 and 4th Ocala record 2 27 ¬ ¬ T FITZPATJRICK Sterling ForrestForrest Denmark By Mambrino This is tiie finest combined horse in Kentucky By Blue Dam by Lathams Denmai full brother to King William 20 To Insure Live Co k mmm - ¬ ¬ Weekly sire ofllany ilkel2n Guy Wilkes HWA Mike Wilkes 21 WINon 210 Wilcox It Kith iiiImmi 217i llaion Wilkes 21S Hoio Wiikes 21S 2104 Si 2lf4 Wilton 21B1 loe llunki i 2lli 1 lott Wilkes 2lJ Tom Hodges 220 and CO others in 230 litdim reH Fniwaiitdanior laoiitn 22iJ and Fenruson sroof six 230 trotters by At Ills politics H il1 ilonHiie nf Viinit and dunsof steinwny FaoriU 223 Solo 22 If ho havo unsullied honor ho is euro l mis of ricktt 210tun r lav 218 etc 2il dam llillo22MiuUn by Inixuled hoicreijfii and L rand t Sl dam u peuou Mre oi aiicoi amcai nam oi ixxiuton fin uain aniiy Ijine by to havo unsullied religion and citizen- uaiiuj iiiiiHiiiiti IliimituirH UattUiKlivor Matin Itin KUiKiamldaniof 3Iaud lotomac 2oJ Sth dam bybyAjiollo bill ship This I advko thorn That more ilanib Inipoited Ikdfuid tlidtin b Itullii 8tlidam bj Imp 3UGcotieVtlidam O stress bo laid on simple common hon- AIIIION IIK1S Isarlch hay 1M haiidsaiidisoiieottheouiiKCdt and ery best lookintc of Guinea Wilkes His fiitUlstcr rnmiiM lias u recoid of 22S in a race nnd could heat 220 oiii no not lor tlio Ills full biothei HrUHin hast in the 2i0 lint 5 of them in 1WJ0 out of 1 colts old enough to start csiy as a principle Uinrld lw ni- - llArmlln1 tf unnr AIJIION VIIM bait wniil oul common marcs but his colts are erv iironilslnir nnd uimn brokLii t this but for your child honors but honor If of them will enter the lir will liemnimiii Ilo wasneeiaftei the tolmineM till tho past ten das oveil has n riilendld ralU nnd ti allied fur a reuuil beiMin cloes Terms for noni This noted harness nnd saddle liorso m 111 mako tho season nf ISO at tho Rtnhlcs of Win JI ho has a disposition above reproach all maris 5O0O To Insure A Maro In Foal Money due when the fact Is ascertained or Clark on the Winchester and Mt Stoillin turnpike near Mt ion Church nt To In- ¬ inure puiteii wiiu icxm kuim ami iituiitioii jier wrtkwhlch iniint be paid before the maro is olso will como as it should Cnn you iviiium u 10 ixriousioiui uu acciULins 01 escapes KODKUICKistho siro of moi o coacli nnd paik horncs than any sure A Living1 Colt 11u1vss other horto In Kentucky Ho is a beautiful bay 10 hands high nnd of Jlno btjlo uud action Ho tellimo what ono other tlifng can match DOUGLAS THOMAS Paris Ky Mas sircil by Mambuno LoGrnnd ho by Highland Chief ho by Mambrino Chief First dam by the glorious joy of owning a child whoso Unicorn second dam by DoMiiings Day Mem engcr Ono of Old Itodciick colts sold for 1500 n louWteathcs only tho honorable fow dajs ago in West Virginia 1 ¬ When you como to consider all good qualities you find them summed up in and contained in honor I constantly hold it before my lads as tho all in all Do you wish them to bo truthful If thoy havo tho instict of honor they will bo truthful Do you wish them to bo pure If honor is clear and bright then they nro pure I will tell you what birthday present I havo just hung about tho neck of my oldest boy a gold locket with tho word honor engraved inside I wih him to wear it forever Honor is tho sun of tho soul I do not caro for my boys creed or for ¬ mitted to bene males at HOOto in IKS fnun pain anil his colts hie iumci terms snmo asnlxie This Jack was linjoitel shown him to bo a llru clabs bleeder II lug colt 1891 Woodfords Cripple Jeans great Roscoo and a full brother to the Rob Roy tXiLZColt- ROBERT NODDLE Y Grassy Lick Ky Albion Hay 15 Full Brother to Favorita 225 1 2 hands By 3 Wilkes6793 inches high foalcd March 19 1883 Highland Home bles six miles cast Stock Farm ¬ Alpvanrlr Tr By Alcxaudcr ono of tho best black Jacks in Kentucky The following Stallions and Jack will mako tlio prcout season at my sta of Winchester on tho Mt Stciling piko u 30 For Jennets and 10 for Mares To Insure Live Oolt V George Wilkes 222 Old Roderick Grass furnished for marcs from a distance at 10 cents per day GraBihg bills duo when they aro romoved Accidouts and escapes at ownora risk For further particulars address Hector Denmark EdJSutherland Jr Black Sam OLD RODERICK John T Woodford Mt Sterling Ky IDolstn 2Denmax3i5 Brown 1 mlvl loalcd May 111888 15hands and 2 J inches high extra heavy mane and tail Bred hy Thos Carr Lexington Ky 1 500 Mary E Spencer in StXouis Globe Democrat THE SPLENDID SADDLE STALLION Indians of tho regiment and tho band at the sceno of tho Indian troubles tho band serenaded General Miles at tho Pino IUdgo agency in tho presenco of tlio troops nnd a largo number of friendly Thunder Mouth Two years ago Georgo Hein of So- ¬ noma Cal enlisted in tho United States army as a musician in ttho First regiment hand Tho regiment was or dorcd to Dakota to tako part in tho In ¬ dian war A fow days after tlio arrivnl nt1500 IIKCTOIl DKNMAltKJsn llchhay m ilh small star in face nnd flno mane and tnii four years 15 hands S inches high and ciy blood llko appearance For stjle action gaits and ns n liorso has but feiv ciiuals Hector DenmnikM as bivd bj 1 Dolan Fajttto county Ky Will cenen limited mnnber of xnnrei nt tho Jnsiuli A Jones jilncc near Koitli MiiUIlctown Kv Siivd by Wnshlngton Firstdnni by Unicom Second dam by Jewell by Washington Denmark to Inouro a Llvlnor Colt Thlnl dam by I ookout by tho Spiako horse by Washington Deninaik Fourth dam by John DIN DIAMOND TAMOUUIi Dlmiioiiil KlngIio bv SInik Diamond lie Ity Diamond Denmiuk lard Jr by Job Dillaiil Washington by CiiiiumcII he by Wnklilngtoti Demuaik CionnvoUs IlO lOlir llllIU IICO MOlM Deiimnik Ijv linn IIoilirGfind Ill III IIIUIIIII IIIHCK JlllllllUIk Kngle Wiishlngtons flint dam by Unicorn DIAMOVD 1 LOUS llit dam u I it lnlMiii lailor liy Old ductal Tiijlur kccoud lain Hrst dam by Old John Dlllnrd second dim liy tlroy SIcIioIb Cadettu Id Iiiui Dloincu tlilnl dam ly 1iiecttc IIkii uiiuIiIiiwI Diamond Klnitn llrat dam second dam by Crusader thlnl dam by Cockepur IIlXTOIt DKNMA1CK Tho Frcmlum fcnddle as In Council nt MCiinil ilnm Iiv CockHiiur Conmirlnt mis n full lii otliertoAmeiiciin Clay Hlilllon Mill make tho season of 18U1 at 20 To Insure A Living Colt A lien Mill lie utnlmc on till colls for mmmjii nioiaold llOI-M11 1 - DIAMOND TAYLOR HECTOR DENMARK ED SUTHERLAND BLACK SAM Jr 5eiu of Sonoma fa now known among friendly itftt Indian both lwetite andagency as Ridge fa and around Vim tho first timo in their lives that jo Indians had heard martial music d thoiFamazemont know no bounds nfc what took their oyes and attention fellow who Ho was a Wg brass hon played the mast wonderful personago in their eyes unH It was not very long before thoy him a charaoteristio name Georgo It wi STERLING DENMARK Will maVo Uio tiroent gciiiii nt my place 14 Mill tnrnplLo nt SIBOO tho Season Or mllu tw mS2SSoir inai o in tnuiKfervd or colt atnndiiiip and tucke money is paid STIMtLINO DiNM AltK U n malm iny tiny G hands IiikIi licaiy mnno and tail nnd flno ntvlo Sired by Uouilion ho by Unrr Oak lie by Young Ilucna Vista ho by Lalia Ituenii Vista and action lie uiih bv Crominll ho li i Wiivhlnuton Dcninnrk Kirat dam hv thi noted undilln dnin by lllack Sam lio by Perfection second dam by lllack 1ilnce lio by lllnck Sam Sr Ktalllon liarns Unicorn wluik dam In Ci invader ho hv Conknor lllnckhnnis Whin thlnl ilnm Iiv Coclsimr ho liy tho tlioroiixhliml liorw Lhcrokec uTCULINU DIIVMAltlC is a full brother to mako tho season of 1891 at I O To Insuro a Llvlner Colt Jlr DolunH lioivc Wanhlnirton and half limtliei to tlio 1iitchett hoisc M hlch won tlio nreinluni Money duo m hen colt comes or tho maro is parted mIUi Caro taken to lficient at the Iloiiibon Knlr In lHUulii llm tut oiiBtnken wiildlc rlK liiatu will Ins f iirnlshid ntiensonablointei NorcriHUinllilllty for ncctdcnU or escapes dents or cscuiics but not responsible should any occur Allen Mill bo retained on caiVi colt tho season is paid Grass fiiuilslied at cents per day Address 2000 r from Xoi tli Mlildlt town on tlio Thatcher1 to Insure Money duo ivlien tlio A lieu Mill Iiu tvtaincd on colts until scjimiii e Sired by Kd Sutherland First dam Minnie by Williams Ilntnlot second dnm by lio by Hay Mcstcngcr KD BUTIIKltLAND Jr by Kd biitlieiluml ho by Kgbcitiho by Itjsdyks Hambletonian First dam by Cnmpton lio by Messenger Diroc Mith 5 In tlio 220 II t Will mako tlio season of 1801 at I BOO To Insure A Living Colt Wako-up-Jak- SHIED hy Pat Dolana great Washington of Fayetto county 1st dam by Trogan 2d dam hy Washington Denmark Washington tho siro of Do ¬ lan Denmark is ono of tho most noted both for siring extra flno saddle horses as well as himself taking promiums wherever shown Washington has taken sovoral sweepstake premiums at all tho prominent fairs in Ken- ¬ tucky Washington is hy Cromwell his dam is hy tho noted Unicorn Cornwall is hy Washington Denmark his dam 1b hy John Dillard noted for siring flno saddlo horses as well as tho dams of some of tho fastest trot- ¬ tors noxt dam hy the noted thoroughbred race horse Groy Eagle Trogan the sire of tho dam of Dolan Denmark was an extra flno high styled horse hy Brignoli ho by Mambrino Chief 1st dam by Tom Crowder by Brown Pilot tho sii oof Pilot Jr tho sire of tho dams of Jay Eye Sco 2 10 and Maud fa 1 08 Washington Denmark tho doublo great grandsire of Do ¬ lan Dknmauk is one of tho most noted of all tho great Denmark family washy Gajues Denmark this horso not only sired flno saddlo horses but sired pacers with records hotter than 225 ho hy tho great Denmark race horse Blind Billy Dolan Denmark is wonderful in tho perfection of his gaits and has a splendid running walk the kind business men look for Ho will bo permitted to servo marcs during 1801 at my farm at Sidcviow Montgomery county Ky JL AT First Will nccl until Twnd3ioatliM Boeten Transcript it WM or A G JONES North Middletown Ky J M CLAR Marcs from a distanco kept at 5 cents a day Care will bo taken to pro- w ovjva uui nui hui u0 resnoHsiuio Biiouhl any occur WUWU Dolan Denmark took tho bluo ribbon In his form at Win nlipffpr mid llin 2d nrnmliim nt TjivinnlAn iri ii t n 1st Wmium with ten or twelve other horses in tho ring Dolan Denmark stamV lower than any other horso with his breeding and qualities iu tho couiimiautl ho is as high bred as any saddle horso in Kentucky and I fear no siichsful qonlradiction A ftln will bo rojaiued against all colts and wll bo enforced for tho sear son niomj which is duo when tho colt Is foaled alive two-year-o- ld 1600 TO INSUEE A LIVING OOLT I tCV w m EMrl IPU uiiuinign minrnnnm nucnouiNi

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