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THE MT STERLING yDVOCAT j A WEEKLY JOURNALlENTiCAL Coal IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPE JUNE 9 1891 For tho Ladles Chocolate FnosTiNO BREAKFAST BITES Any girl has a good figure if her father is rich A yoii 1 MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY ADVERTISING RATES Two Girls Journey 1 Ono Bquaro of chocolate H cupfuls cupful of sweet milk boil of sugar When taken as thick as jelly until from tho stove add vanilla to taste But dont lose your money by buy Â¬ This quautity will do for a layer cake ing your till you sco our full lino Wp About one third can afford and do sell moro Furniture of threo layers for less money than any firm jn town would answer for just ono loaf Our furniture room is up stairs Chocolate Custaho Pin Dont fail to look through before you Grato 2 tablcspoonfuls of chocolate buy Wo have a nice lino of Refiig into 2 cupfuls of milk aud let the milk orators como to a boil stirring often to keep SUMMER UNDERWEAR from scorching let it boll until the We have a beauty of a Vest 3 loi then remove 25c 2 for 25c up lo tho finest Silk chocolate is dissolved from tho stove Beat 3 eggs save 1 Dont buy till you look at ours whito and cupful of sugar add to UMBRELLAS Wo navo a nico the milk and bake like a custard line of them at way down prices When tho pie is cool frost with the re Â¬ 3000 PAiRS OF HOSE maining white of egg and 2 tablespoon Every pair of them a job and the fuls of sugar nicest line ever brought to this city If you want a pair dont fail to sco Layfi Cake cupful 0 them from 5c to 100 a pair Ono cupful of sugar butter 4 cupful of sweet milk 2 egg WINDOW BLINDS ETC 1 cacupful of cream tartar tcaspoon Wo can fix you out in this lino at ful of soda Bako in threo or four 38c up to 100 and a fine lino of layers aud use tho chocolate frosting Laco Cui tains at dOc up to 200 They aro beauties and dont you for- above for filling rnf i fcU 41 Ckeam Cakk TINWARE eggs 2 Two cupfuls of sugar cupfuls of flour with 1 teaspoonful of Wo leaden this linot cream tartar and teaspoonful of soda covered Biucts atT7c Coffee Pofs cupful of 10 13c 12p 17c and up Hunters sifted with it last of all besT at hot water and 1 teaspoonful of vanilla Scivcs 10e made 100 20c everybody soils at Cuspidors at up to Bake iu layers 10c Filling One cupful of sweet cream BARGAINS in Glassware Etc beaten to a froth 2 tablespoonfuls of sugar teaspoonful of Vanilla Wo always havo lots of bargains 5a this line 3 good glasses 10c Dec- Â¬ on LeoiAud Cake Maiidle orated Tea Sels 350 per set Finest Dark Part One cupful of brown line of Chamber Sets in town at 298 sugar cup of molasses J cup of but- Â¬ a set ter yolks of 1 eggs A nutmeg 1 tea- Â¬ HARDWARE teaspoonful spoonful of cinnamon Nails 4c a pound Good door locks cupful of each cloves and allspice 20c Butts 3J3i complete at 10c a sour milk teaspoonful of soda and pair Coin planters 75c Steel Hocb 2 cupfuls of flour 2Tc 2 hand Saw Files at 5c Eight Light Part Two cupfuls of while inch Mill Saw File 10c sugar J cupful of butter whites of 4 cupful of sweet milk 1 tea cues spoonful of vanilla 1 teaspoonful Wo are headquarters for this lino cream tartar teaspoonful soda Put Can fit you out at from 5 up to any a spoonful of one and then the other amount iu the tin Court Directory Jotmie John K Cooi kii presiding Third Monday Hay ami tho Fourth Monday In No ember JUOK T J Scott presiding Third Monday In September and March MONTOOHKRY QUARTERLY COURT Jpnon Tbwik ArrEBSON pruldlnir Tuesday at tcr Third Monday In January April July and October COUNTY COURT Thlid Monday of each month BfEWlNH CITY COUBT CIVIL DRAKCII Jitimi James W CJuovkb presiding First Sat- unlay In each month MT circuit counr COUBT OP COMMON PLEAS liral lliiiil CASSIDY lis SMITH CALL ON f m Professional J AUNFTT Attoraoy-at-Law For all kinds of Bnlycm llle Ky Will practice In tho COiutsof Kentucky D1UCHASHDUKKSON KENTUCKY AND MbStcflhiaKr Kcshlcncc 1 t comer of Clay nnd Mayavillo streets Ui of Mt Staling Ky ICING FOItl Keprcsents CO MACK STADLEtt WHOLESALE CLOTIItKIt8 VIRGINIA COAL Aug Cincinnati o G B ALLENIleal Estate Agent Chiestp 12 1 Wlilto Oak Morgan Co Ky City Atty Mt Storllng Ky CO 1 A Attorncy-at-la- Offlce Court Street 1U11GE AMOS DAVIS U BltOS Manufacturers ot CLOTHING 00 West leai S t Cincinnati 0 Utwla Appeioon MSTjlcr APPERSOX ipYLEIt o 1 Attomeya-at-laM Sterling Ky Ofllce Court Street 1IETTMAX v W1TII t U lYMKd II i S3llY orney-at-la- v Office No promptly TOIIN U i Court Street upstairs will attend to any business entrusted tohlacare Attflrnnvnt 11KOOKS Attomeys-it-La- Mt Sterling Ky 7r ELLIOTT Ofllco In Flzcr Block Mt Sterling Ky r lnw Mt Stciling Ky Will piactlco in tho counties of Montgomery jthMcnif5e Powell Clark and llombon and in tho Biipcilor nnd Appellate ComU Ofllco In Caldwell building WHITE II WA II U DEIIAVEN Attoincy-at-la- Offlce Court Street Will piactlco in all Courts of the Commons calth L BTONE W A SCDDUTII MtSteilingKy v CTONE SUDDUTII Attomcvs-at-La- Jllng 2 Tilt 1 I Comer 5th and Court Place L PIlOCTOlt Telephone 12 -- Dentist Office over Mt Sterling National Mt Stciling Ky liank Mt Stciling Ky Kcsidtncc eoruei Tllgh and queen sttcets 1 H IIAZELKIGG Office over Exchange Hank Ui Attomey-at-Iaw GN COX M H Collections promptly nttended to nn HOWAitn v v ant- - aim MtStctllnt ay V m v an AntM erp bhort street Offlce w Ith Dr opposite tho com t house n HHAYDON MI Jit Staling Ky onlc oi cr Queens store Ith Ur Guerrant Tilt WC SIIANKLANI V Dentist Mt Staling Ky Onicc No C West Main St- - upstairs Hi Master Commissioner Mt Sterling Ky up stairs Ofllco No 7 Court Street Altoincy-at-Law GllKNAULT E k Mt Sterling Ky Offlce in Fizci illock up stairs with J M LUIotL Haling recently icmoiod from Owingsiille and located Ip tho city of ML Staling will prac- Â¬ tice In tho com ts of Montg i ay Hath ond ad- Â¬ joining countUB and in tu -- utiior Cmnt l of KciiCoifitof Appoflsand Fedeiai I u S HL Attorney-at-Lav gliun to all business cnti listed to him Groceries J H ARMSTRONG 8t DEALER IX ALL KINDS OP Country FroflucB Fresli Cured Meats anil a general lino of StgeJaicy of Groceries Tobacco Cigars Maple Molasses Fancy Candies and all kinds CANNED GOODS Which will bo sold at tho lowest market prices Fair and honest dealing is our motto TYLER APPERSON Bldg Mt North of National Hotel Storllng J V M ARMSTRONG Planing Mill T Tylek E F Robeiitson MANAGEnS STAR Planing Mill Co LUMBER Whlto Pino and Toplar Singles Doors of all Sizes Sash Glazed and Unglazed Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description Manufacturers aud dealjrs in all kinds of Rough Dressed Star Planing Company Mt Sterling Ky Mill Notwithstanding the fact that Chauncoy M Depcw has an indict- Â¬ Commission Merchants ment hanging over his head ho will pisfols V take his accustomed trip to Europo Tho country lying Bctwen Junction with Mrs Depcw iu F Tabb - S W Gajtskill July Cityand Pledras Nogras where they Mrs Win C Whitney and family AUCTIONEER crossed tho Rio Grande River iuto Mexico is a desolate mbuntsiuous re will occupy the Travels cottage at region tho only inhabitants being Newport this season where they will Aj ffcrs his sen ices as publle crier to the pco ranchmen tho inhabitations being at entertain extensively 0 Die of Montfcomeiy ClarV ami nciKhlxrinc counties Will attciidall sales of Porsonal intervals of from twenty five to fifty Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes believes Proriorty ami Real Estate TcnnsreaMin STORAGE COMMISSION MERCHANTS Tho journey to the Rio Grande that body and mind are both aflectcd able Address at Ad ocate onlce MU Stciling miles or at Indian Fields Olark county Ky River occupied four dtys It was at by tho character of food consumed AND DEALERS IN 121r tho Mexican border that tho giria met An exclusively pork diet gives a fin i with their first ubstado bristly character to tho beard and JACK STEWART UMlfl They found that tho Mexican hair aud too much tood from tho AUCTIONEER duties ou their horses and wagons sea gives the shine and motions of a LtXISOTOX KY TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS OF would cost them moro than a now fish MONTGOMERY COUNTY Prompt attention ci en to all sales entrusted to They conferred as to what orders at thisoWcc or addjoss outfit his care Lcatc him care of Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky Mrs Salter the Mayor of Argpnia would bo tho best thing for them to 13 ly We are prepared to prize do under tho circumstances and Kan besides attending to her public and ship your tobaccos Also finally they decided to dispatch their and social duties has done all nor will make liberal cash ad- Â¬ teams and wagons back to Junction housework including washing iron- Â¬ AUCTIONEER City This was done and they crossed ing and cooking for a family of five vances on same MT STERLING KENTUCKY over tho bridge to Pledras Ncgras on and during the past year she has in Â¬ of Montgomery creased her family from five to six Offers his services to the people surrounding counties Irompt attention foot and purchased iuothcr outfit in citcn to nil sale of 1cmmnl Property and Heal that city and again set out on their 24 lyr Sarah Bernhardt tips completely Honest ealings and fair Lstatc Terms ltcasonahle jnurncy of 1400 miles overland to the astonished tho bell boys aud servants prices in til we buy and sell Capital A of tho California Hotel says the Dcl P A IJ O IT V Tho journey to Monterey was made monto Wave To tho waiting maid TABB GAITSKILL over mountain trails but they were who attended her tho divine gave two beset with no severe difficulties twenty dollar gold pieces and on the Office avd Salesroom WiiiEitouaE Winchester Ky AVUson Sts Locust a ii May illo St They wore treated ytjOth universal garcon who served her meals she con- Â¬ Tacks Matches Picture Frames Pumpkin and squash pies arc as Offers his sen Ices to tho people of Montgom- Â¬ courtesy and rcspec by the natives ferred four twenties con- Â¬ Rather a We sell 1 boxes Tacks for 5c t nice made without eggs as with them ery nnd adjoining counties Jiestof lcfcrcnccs and were given every assistance asked Groceries gicn on application Chaigcs reasonable by those whom they met They were trast to President Harrisons niggard if you use 1 tablcspoonful of corn boxes Matches 5c Window Poles 20o t each Nico line of Picture Frames 23c incss Will bo In SJt Stciling on Couit days starch for each pie BEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT prepared for danger inc up 2t ly r WUen Mine ratti Nicolini was Ust but in this they weruwdfsappointed A go4d soap for the If voufloift buv wo will trv I have crossed by melting and straining h pounds JH our best to make you welcome Lumber Ice Etc the most thrilling incident of their in St Louis sho said trip being tho riding of a drunken all the oceans many limes aud I am clean grease dissolve 1 ounce of borax soldier into their tent by mistake tho rarely troubled with seasickness My in 1 quart of water Dissolve 1 pound Now dont Forget the Place for Everybody goes to Oh it is simple enough as of potash in a quart of water in a astonished but courteous Mexican remedy Â¬ aro all the remedies suggested for that large dish quickly retired witli profuse apoloAs soon as the borax and - AGENT on awful disease I remain in my berth potash aro dissolved pour the two to- Â¬ gies for the intrusion O RAILROAD C In the higher altitudes they expe Â¬ from tho moment of starting and at gether then add tho warm grease aud nest of depot rienced some discomforts owing to each suggestion of sickness I take 1 ounce of sassafras or any perfume Mt Sterling Ky Handle nono hut the Choicest- Manufactmor and dealer in Tobacco Hogs chilly nights and the scarcity of wood champagne and ice interspersing the Stir until soap aud then turii into heads Uough Lumber nnd Lake Ice We make doso with peanuts St Louis Re- Â¬ moulds Let it set two or three days our business wliich Is booming by doing the and coal for camping They passed best work and offeiing Itough Lumber at spec through sections of the country which public to get perfectly hard ial piiccs which aio nccr met Wq nlo do 0m custom saw log had never before been penetrated or Mollio E Church a colored gradu- Â¬ If you do not take up your carpets 5 I I traversed by any foreigner and the ate of Obcrlin and now a teacher in this full it will be safest to dampen Medical astonishment of the natives was very tho Public Schools of Washington tho edges with a strong solution of Roese Bldtj Mt Sterling Ky amusing has been tendered the positiou of reg Â¬ alum water Put it on with an old Do Not Suffer Any Longer Every night of the journey wliich istrar of her alma mater It is said varnish brush It is sine dcatli to Just as sure as hot weather conies I I I occupied nearly three months was that if sho accepts she will be the first moths Knowing that a cough can ho chock there will be more or less bowel com- Â¬ cd in a tlav and tho first stages of spent in their camp tent alone aud colored graduate of any leading col- Â¬ plaint in this vicinity Every person Indian Pudding They tiavelcd by the lege to become a member of its facul- Â¬ They also handle a full lino of consumption broken in a week wo unprotected Mix I heaping tablespoonfuls of and especially families ought to have hereby guarantee Dr Ackers English way of Monterey Saltillo San Luis ty Obciliu is tho place for tho ex Indian meal with 1 cup of molasses 1 some reliable medicine at hand for in Â¬ Cough Remedy and will refund tho Potosi and Pachuca At Pachuca periment It was tho first to open its egg and a teaspoonful of salt Pour stant use in case it is needed A 25 money to all who buy take it as per they spent several days visiting the doors for the education of tho colored over this 3 pints of boiling milk aud or 50 cent bottlo of Chamberlains directions and do not find our state mines iron works and reducers youth I usually 6ot the Colic Cholera and Diarrluea Remedy stir well together is just what you ought to havo and all They spent several days in tho city G Juliak T All of which they will sell at mcut correct pudding paii on tho stove after put Â¬ that you would need even for tho of Mexico and started to make their Anerrv Letters the lowest living prices ting in the milk and stir It briskly till most severe and dangerous cases It return journey overland but owing to Is Life Worth Llvlnc it boils and the meal thickens this is the best the most reliable and most tho severe weather experienced on the and is used to say Talk as will prevent its settling alter it is in successful treatment known by T G Aaron Burr Not if you go through the world a uplands they were compelled to aban- Â¬ Coal For salo pleasant to take Bako five Iioium After Julian dyspeptic Dr Ackers Dyspqpsia don their team and wagon at San much as you please when there aro tho oven Tablets arc a positive euro for tho Louis Pot06i and finish their trip by no witnesses present but dont put tho pudding has been in tho oven an Tho manuscript from which Gener Â¬ Tho hour pour over it a cupful of sweet worst forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion rail But determined to enjoy tho anything iu black and white al Grant made his famous WarrciP Flatulency and Constipation guar Â¬ unsurpassed climate and scenery of cunning lawyer acted on tho Latin cream or milk Servo with sweeten Very speech in tho Garfield campaign is in anteed and sold by T G Julian drug Mexico to tho utmost they traveled a maxim Litera scripta lnanct What ed cream flavored with nutmeg possession of M A llanna of Clove gisL good part of tho way to this city on is writton remains aud never allowed nice land O to write that which could be DEALERS iN San Francisco Ex- Â¬ himself Conv Cake tho locomotive used as cvidouco against him Hon W V Lucas ex Stato Auditor Cant Sloop Nights One cun of susrar 2 eggs 1 quart of aminer Burrs practice may bo cited to em Â¬ sour milk J of a cup of butter 2 ta of Iowa says I have used Cham Is tho complaint of thqusaudssuiTer ot All The Southern output of iron in phasize a necessary caution to those j Cough Remedy In my family fl ing front- - Asthma- - Consumption creased from a littlo over a ouartcr of tempted to write an angry epistle blcspoonfuls of soda 1 teaspoonful of bci Iains salt 1 quart of Indian meal and 1 cup and havo no hesitation in saying it is Coughs etc Did you over try Dr a million tons in 18S0 to over two Tho hasty word may bo recalled but of Hour Bako In a quick oven One au excellent reincdyJ Jfiffl0M Ackers English Remedy It is tho millions iu 1800 Coal anger in black and whito may cinbit half of this quantity is enough for a that is claimed for Persons afilict preparation knowii1 for all Lung ter a lifetime Au English essayist family of six cd by avcough or cold will find it a Electric Bitters Also Blacksmith and Anthra- Â¬ Troubles Sold on a positivo guar Â¬ tells this anecdote Au old gentle There is no danger froni friend This remedy is becoming so well Cold Fancy Pudding cite Coal All Coal sold 72 antee at 25c aud 50c T G Julian man with a most bonovolcut look but whooping cough when this remedy is known and so popular as to need no Into 1 pint of boiling milk stir 1 freely given 50 cent bottles Tor aattT lbs per bushel Highest cash druggist evidently of an irascible temper beg Â¬ All who have used special mention ged tho postmaster to return to him a tablespoonfuls cornstarch yolks of 3 by T G Julian price paid for Wheat Also Electric Bitters sing tho samo song of A Duty to Yourself letter which ho had dropped iuto tho eggs beaten light 2 heaping table- Â¬ Wheat Corn Oats and Hay t praise A purer medicino does not At Harvaid for fifty years no is surprising- that pcoplo will use box Tho Postmaster at first refused spoonfuls sugar cook a few minutes It wholesale and retail exist and it is guaranteed to do all smoker lias graduated with tho first a coiummordiugry pill when they can that is claimed Electric Bitters will as compliance would bo illegal but Put into a tabic dish with tho honors of his class Ex at last being won over by tho gentle Â¬ whites of tho eggs make a frosting secure a valuablo English oit for tho euro all diseases of tho liver and kid Â¬ Insurance in tho oven Let this get same moucy Dr Ackers English neys will remove pimples boils salt mans importunity ho returned tho Brown A Wonder Worker letter having satisfied himself by cold and when ready to servo put Pills are a positivo euro forsick-hearheum and other affections caused by Frank Huffman a young man of campariug tho address with a speci- Â¬ small pieces of red jolly on top This ache and all liver troubles Thoy arc t Ohio states that ho had impure blood Will drive malaria Burlington I small sweet easily taken and do not men of tho old mans writing that ho makes a handsomo aud delicious dish M ILER-K- from ho system and prevent as well been under tho caro of two prominent 1 i S for cither dluncr or tea epistle SUCCKS3011 TO gripe x i ouuan uruggiui For euro really wroto tho as euro all malarial fovoi8 physicians and used their treatment -- j Miller Wilson On receiving tho letter tho gentle Â¬ Tea Cakes S TTTT of headache constipation and indiges until ho was not ablo to got around f JL Buclciens Arnica Salvo mans faco beamed Tearing it into Ono and ono half tcacupfuls sugar They pronounced his caso to bo con Â¬ tion trv Electric Bitters Entire sat Tho best salvo iu tho world for cuts isfaction guaranteed or money re fragments and showering them down ono tcacupful milk j teacupful butter sumption and incurable IIo was 3 eggs 3 tcacupfuls flour and 3 tea Ilruisc8 sores ulcers jaltiheuni fovor funded Prlco 50c and 100 per ho exclaimed persauded lo try Dr Kings Now I I havo preserved my friend spoonfuls baking powder Rub but Discovery for Consuinptien anjl at res tetter chapped hands chilblains bottlo at W S LloydJs drugstore 1 While In a state of irritation ho had ter and sugar to a cream Beat skin eruptions oifd pos corns and all AND that time was not nblo to walk across wito of tho written his friend a letter which whites and yelks of eggs soparatoly tho street Ayf thou t resting IIo found cures piles or no pay required itively Lady McDonald tho k guaranteed to give satisfaction Canadian Premier is a remarkable would havo ruptured their friendship and milk then tho eggs and lastly tho before ho had used half of a dollar orrasuey refunded Price 25 cents woman Sho is tall with abundant In Ids calmer mood lo asked to recall flour with which tho baking powder bottlo that ho was much1 better ho postmas has been sifted Pour into well but Â¬ 7 per bsr For sale by W S Lloyd whito hair and a faco that is stamped It and therefore sought tho continued to use it and is to day LOWEST HATES J She tor Mr Saunders who tells tho tered square tins frost aud mark tho determination with energy and good heallh If you havo talker au omnivorous CHOICEST CQP IPARISON Papers IIomud Farm a pure linseed oil- is a clovertho possessor of extraordi- Â¬ story in Pastimewrito in adds tho ad- Â¬ frosting in squares with a knife be Â¬ throat lung or chest trouble try reader and your auger fore it stiffens It can then bo cut never to PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS i paiut- - no water nobenrinono chemvice guarantee satisfacio i nary social craccs Sho is frequently or at any rate to keep your letter through without disturbing tho frost- Â¬ Wo icauyuo shorfc measure - OfAijAii AUAeencle in attendauco at tho sittings of Parlia- Â¬ bottles free at W S ing till you aro cool ment R C Lloyd Agt 33 I2t I tf There aro two young ladies spend Â¬ ing a few weeks in tills city who have a E8S5E81ES ZSZZ u S 8 8 recently made a remarkable journey They aro Miss Mary Jacques of Java SSSSSSS88S8S Lodge Hampshire England and Miss One Year M Insertions Emma Hartley of Junction City Texas 8SS8SS88SSS8 Six Months 20 Insertions Tho town of Junction City is nearly aasaji88ss 200 miles from tho Mexican border 3SSS888SS888 tho cntiro distance to the city of Threo Mouths 13 Insertions - - - W nt A Mexico from that place being about Two Months 3SiSSKSt28888 1C00 miles A light wagon and a Klght Insertions team of Texas horses were purchased aud all plans for the trip had been Ono Month SSt28SKS18888 perfected early Iastv September In Iour Insertions tho wagon wcro stored a complete S88S8S38S888 camping outfit Three Inscitions a and small amount of provisions it being the in Â¬ Two Insertions tention of the ladies Uo procure tho 838S83S8888 necessary supply or eatables from Single Insertion people along the lino of their journey Tho provisions takon along were only to bo used in cases of necessity The Auctioneers only firearms carried wcro a braco of r- - BI6 SHOW IN TOWN li It is not so hard for a man worth 1000000 to bo a philosopher It is not necessary either Tho popular sailor hat is seen once more but with a lower crown and a bioader brim than were once worn Tho upright man docs not cover as much ground as ho might Dallas Tex Nowsf New Yorks polico aro to turn ccn bus enumerators It is presumed lhey cannot bo bulldozed Lawn tennis will flourish in New York this summer Tho authorities have laid out 129 courts in Central Park for wliich regular permits arc issued i j Rr6e Tai a tit am i ix-quaiT V WHFLETCHER i J stoves stoves AUCTIONEER I I haiiyde CFKbCo FRESH MEATS 1 Josiah Lindsay -- Enochs Â¬ Â¬ linrpil I I I I I I lie Poultry Vegetables I I I I III I Staple Groceries BarisHri Ms Kejtickr 10 Â¬ yntiHia ml 1 it i - d JO B - INSURANCE Real Elstsite v -- It ani - -- 2 THE MT STEKLlNGr ADVOCATE fUJEgD AY JUKE fl 1691- Boots Afys THE ADVOCATE A LIT o Snots K- - That Told w Â¬ 1 Thirty five years ago tlio region about the London docks contained as largo a heathen population as any dis trict in Afilra Lack of tho huge Warehouses were innumerable courts and alleys filled with fog and dirt and ovory horror of sight and sound and smell It was a rendezvous for the lowest types of humanity The wealthy and influential classes in this settlement were tho rum sellers and keepers of gambling hells Chil Â¬ dren wcro born and grow to middle age in theso precincts who had never heard tho name of Christ oxcept in an oath Thirty thousand souls were in Â¬ cluded In ono warish here but tho cler gyman never ventured out of the church to teach A young man named Charles Low dcr belonging to an old English fami ly happened to pass through this dis- Â¬ trict just after leaving Oxford His classmates were going into politics or the army or to tho bar full of ambi tion and hope to make a name in the world but Lowder heard as he said a cry of mingled agony suffering laughter and blasphemy coming from these depths that rang in his ears go where ho would He resolved to give up all other work in the world to help these peo- Â¬ -- Mn oil I Ifl L B Rinsrold Begs to announce that his store is now complete in all its branches comprising the best grades in CLOTHING the finest stock of FURNISHING GOODS nobbiest line of reliable SHOES and an immense assortment of FUR Our prices are as heretofore the and STRAW HATS LOWEST considering the quality We handle only reliable goods and a purchase from us is a guarantee of its superior worth Our BOYS and CHILDRENS SUITS are the fiinest and largest assort- Â¬ ment we ever carried and you will be surprised at their cheapness We give a BASE BALL OUTFIT or GUN with every Suit -- George wSlnV II ReissingerV - r JC J rM V II BOOTS jjxnD Kand guarantees satisfaction to have your leet shod e manufactures all classes of Vi It SHOES Have you ever used Reissingers Full Dress Suits for Salo or Rent Marseilles Vests Silk Vests Duck Vests for street or dress in great variety Wo are agents for Bon Bon Bal- briggan Underwear tho BEST IN THE WORLD - Oil Blaeking Â¬ Wo havo just received a beautiful lino of Chil- Â¬ drens Jersey Suits Wo sell the celebrated STAIl Shirt Waist Childrens KneoPants from 25c to 100 LB MT Wells RING0LD TERLING KY Hazelrigg Dry Goods gum and acids giving to the leather body and a sjlky life like feel and making it waterproof Suit- f able Tor all kinds of leather from the most delicate Morocco to the commonest split leather As a dress ing lor narness tins oil has no superior The best preparation for leather known Free from G H -- A full assortment Wilson Bros and Star Shirts REISSINGE R MANUFACTURER f -j East Main Street Mt Sterling Ky ple m j Mg He took a house in one of tho lowest It is only one slums and lived in it of themselves that they will hear not patronizing visitors TltiTJfeached every day in the streets and forrnonths was - pelted with brickbats shot at and driven back with curses Ho had unfortu- Â¬ nately no eloquence with which to reach them ho was a slow stammer Â¬ ing speaker but he was bold patient nd in earnest Year after year ho lived among them Even the worst ruffian learned to respect the tall thin curate whom bo taw stopping the worst street lights facing mobs or nursing the victims of Asiatic cholera Mr Lowder lived in London Docks for twenty thrco years Night schools were opened industrial schools and refuges for drunkards discharged pilsoners and fallen women A large church was built and sovcral mission chapels His chief assistants in this work were tho men and women whom he had rescued from the paths that A visitor to tho church abut on hell said the congregation differed from others in that they arc all in such deadly earnest Mr Lowder broko down under his work ffliUliirnlflV vitHV iiALan old caroworn man Ho died inft vvlHgc T in the Tyrol whither ho had gone for TTfl Wfl ll ITlll Ill t llTIlC TOCI s r to the DockB where ho had worked so long Across tho bridge where he had once been chased by a furious mob bent on his murder his body was reverently carried while tho police were obliged to keep back the crowds of sobbing people who pressed for Â¬ ward to catch tho last glimpse of J Father Lowder as they called him says a London No such funeral paper has ever been seen in England The whole population ot East London turned out stopping work for that day The special trains run to Chisel hurst wcro filled and thousands fol- Â¬ lowed on foot miserable men and wemen whom ho had lifted up from Tollers In tho Streams barbarism to life and hope There arc many careers open to young men on entering tho world but If any order orcrcaturo is born to a there are none nobler or that lead life of case and is exempt from the more directly to heaven than that of performance of a daily task it might Youths Com bo thought that the fishes in the wa this modern crusader ter form that order They need no panion shelter from the rain or protection The Tobacco Crop from tho wind They livo under a transparent roof that makes their Thocensud statistics of tho produc- - home more splendid than a crystal lloli of tobacco completed in Wash palace Their board is always spread ington show some very interesting at just that level that they may re Â¬ figures in regard to this subject The cline at their meals with all tho luxu hicreaso in growth of tobacco since riousness of Greek and Roman gen- Â¬ J8SQ has been almost incredible and tility The samo restful couch upon large fortunes have been made which they lake their meals serves The total increase in tho number of equally well for repose No boings pounds produced in tho United States occupy a homo in which more com- Â¬ is 20000000 pounds forts havo bcon secured and yet This repieseutslcsTiry half than the oven theso are intent upon making increase in Kentucky alone which improvements produces almust half of The tobacco A Scotch naturalist writes pleasant grown in tho United States Tho in- - ly of somo building operations which Kentucky is about 44000000 jMcaw he saw going on at tho bottom of a pound Oue summer day ho was ditch The remarkable thing about this in amused by watching the singular pro Â¬ crease in that tho acicago has only in ceedings of two lampreys in a small crcawd from 220120 to 273915 whilo ditch of clear running water near his tin uiiiiiliir of pound has W ells -- Hazelrig - DEALERS IN - LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND Staple sd Faney Dry Goods is RETS0F ROCK SALT r i t y far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods i and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for tremenduou stock of Table Linens Torchon Edg A ings ana sosiery all bought and paid for be- fore the McKinley Bill was passed T1J9 HW t It is so much better than the ordinary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by Ch iles A1 T Thompson Flour Mills 4 Co - s have more Carpets than all the We are the town put together only house that carries the best brands such as InWPItO TTAni etc etc and FORDS BROMLETS sell as low AS OTHER which they HOUSES t4n SELL INFERIOR MAKES It up YKCTI Mt 3terlingV - O VVtlLLO I CC D mno uaVcI nirkXlive the sole control nAZ CLrfUJlVJl 0f M Shortels Childrens and Misses Shoes TanT - B - the cheapest in America and every pair A Iso warranted I U4 vi iMf Roller Mills B--IDGKER iJ CO PROPRIETORS W I Made Shoes J Johnsons nand Manufacturers of and dealers In tho Celcbiated WELLS V HAZELRIGG dont For Honest Goods AND deal in Trash HONEST i GROWN and MONARCH FLOUR SMjistEff i Treatment go to and Bran Always 01 Hand WELLS EIAZEII J IIR IG-GJ- - The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT Miscellaneous intent upon what they were at that they took no notice whatever of him He had intended to examine tho lit- Â¬ tle heaps of stones which thoy had made but going from home tho next day put it out of his recollection and ho lost tho opportunity It 0oms however so singular a inananivro on tho part of fish to build up regular little pyramids of gravel bringing somo of tho stones from the distance of two feet against the current and rolling them to the place with evident difficulty that the lampreys must have some good reason which leads them to take the trouble Youths Companion Tho following item clipped from tho Ft Madison Iowa Democrat contains information well worth re Â¬ membering Mr John Roth of this city who met with an accident a few days ago spraining and bruising his leg and arm quite Fevcrely was cured by ono 50 cent bottlo of Cham bcilains Pain Balm Thimcmcdy is without an equal for sprains and biubcs and should havo a plaro in every household 1W salo by T G Spring Goods The Largest as- Â¬ mostSeloct Stock OF Mexican V Mustansf Liniment 44 Have received an elegant sortment of J tdvm JJADDD IN nnnnn UUUJJD COOlM 0 b T StOTB S French Plaid Novelties Silk Grenadines Gray Suitings Black Silks White Goods Black Novelty Goods Dimities Nainsooks India Linens Linen Lawns Etc Etc CORSETS EVER ON HAND And at prices to satisfy anvone- 7 w - Â¬ A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever k CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY P D The Best Made ZEIGLERS sizes SHOES Â¬ Its use IWIMMVJiiil JV MlllllllH HI UIU HUIIJ XIIU Ill iJihmc me the figure for Ohio Indiana -- fioni 17112078 1 to 225403017 an in crease hi tho pounds to the acre fiom alutit 750 to 830 Till is an cUreine itteiin showing when compared Jv to the piudiii tiou to tho aero in any o lur lle A gieat many tobacco Vir- jgiMwlng Slates liov u decivupo ysnU Willi HUUU neut only pio We 19 00000 poii 1114 or lues ihun 11 -- inclosed house Â¬ I rt 1 1 MM fcifrtt1 IjJtlLUkV 1880 fAHHIUCKV Iwlimia Acres 220120 34070 11955 1800 Pounds 17112078 1 31735235 8772812 Acres 273915 41318 9350 rounds 225103017 87020881 7679110 They were about six inohci in length ami as large lound a a pencil Tho two little crpntuip worn iim t htnily and au1uuv cmployid in n making liulo triangular heap Atom h using tnrtlm purpose iricgu larly shaped blu of gravel about tho iio of a largo poa When they wished to movo a largo stone thoy helped each other in en- Â¬ deavoring to roll it into the desired po sition Occasionally thoy both left off their labors and appeared to rest for a short time and then they returned to the work with fresh vigor Tho object of their building this obsenrer did not venture to guess but ho had a good opportunity of watch Â¬ ing them as tho water was quite clear and shallow aud thoy wcro bo Julian Everything has it uus Just as the paticut equine U laid oft from iho stiiot far j and oli ctilcity substitu ted ihc horsu pUiy- becoiuo fashion able in tho theatre5 Â¬ - Â¬ requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle ol Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one is almost universal by the Housewife the In Misses Ladies anil Childrens - GINGHAMS AA ff REED Queensware HOUSE Ky j Hardware NEWOPERA r- - CASSrMEltES Mt Sterling UIIAILIES - AltMENtANKUGS J SAMUELS S-A-IU- Mustang Liniment - FOR AVEIIY minntis Ai The Courier - JournaL LOUISVILLE KY Subscription Itntcs Daily nml Sunilny 1000 a join Daily without faumlay f800 SuuUayfi00 ft S In a in o r t o v a r y neighborhood throughout tho west tlioro i somo one or more persons whoso lives have been saved by Chamberlains Colic Chol- Â¬ era and Diarrhoea Itomcfly or who havo been cured of chronic diarrhrea by it Such persons tako especial ploasuro in recommending tho remedy to othei 3 Tho praise that follows its introduction aud uso makes it very popular 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo by T G Julian 1 Occasions arise for its use almost every day- dcsiraWo Alldmggists and dealers have it s fflPJSTRATTON Business College Avenue within two nlk of IllO Coiirt llOUSC COll- Bistiii of lot 85 feel front and on thin a substantial liouso of ninu rooms he Bides halls iiorchcs storo rooms etc Splen Uiillillnor hi m imo condition did cellars two excellent cisterns mm staiucs ccc Also Wvo lots of CO feot lrontago eacl o same street and adjacent to tho aboyo property property on jcar AVeeUj flC0 a jcar COURIER JOURNAL THE WEEKLY llia tho IniRent circulation of any Dcmociatio Kowtpipcr lit Hio Unitcil States and proposes to double or tiubblo 1U niiuady 1hiio clrculiition UnW Q H V O I VINO AAYA Y KACH AND KV nilll KKYDAY tObumoonoasplendldlllirli Ann bewiiiK Muclilno or a Ilnndsomu Hold WntdiAllS0lUTiiYKiK Fnllpartleiilaiin Wee tv oullcrJontnnt Knninlii enmr hw bend to one Adddrcea W N HALDEMAN ViCfcUlent Courier Jouroftl Company LoulylUeKy CWHARRIS MTSTEiaXNOKY S n j a a u feCHB MMmrtiMtiUMMtMMMJU MT STEBLIHGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUOT3 2 1891 Medical Railroad Tfme Tables MaMitfHMtomMM t i Xi i v 1 The knowledge acquired by per Â¬ sonal investigation or experience is WON IN THE NINTH ence far more valuablo than tho sanio fuels Walter CautpTelU About s FnmeuTtiiH memorized from books Professor Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria HogKorThat lie Hails Hack la 8 Of nil galnfee in ylUch 1 have played Agassiz a most excellent teacher un Â¬ r tho most remarkable for a sudden ro derstood and constantly aefcit upon Local English vulslon of fooling yras ono botwoea this truth Ilurvard and Yalo played upon Jarvk Many of his lessons consisted of A recent writer upon English man Â¬ Field In Juno of 1883 mere looking somo Bpccimon was ners and customs culls attention to Yalo wont first to the bat but failed given to the student to analyze and 6omo of tho different names of employ Â¬ to scoro Harvard followed suit In comment upon but no help was af-Â¬ ments and callings in England and in tho second Inning a muff by tho Harfor and vard flrat baseman followed by tho forded until tho pupil had dieted nil this country Ho mentions among tho information from it which he thcbc thut whut wo cull a lumber Ynle catchers making a two bagger CaatorUlsMvtH adapted to children that Castoria cores Colic Couxtlpatioa lilt gavo Yalo a run Our liappineas could derive unaided Agassiz occa- dealer U there known as a timber Sour Stomach Dlarrheca Eructation I recommend it as superior to any prescription was shortlived however for In tho sionally asked after the Kills Worms cWea simp and promotes dl pupils merchant It may be remarked that known to me It A Aacma M D rcstion third inning Harvard mado two runs progress but never gavo him leading Ill So Oxford Bt Brooklyn K T Without injurious medication tho word dealer is in frequent uso followed by another In tho fifth Yalo bcored ono In tho soventh but Har Â¬ questions which might servo to sug only in America For sereral ysars I havo recommended Tho uso of Castoria Is oo unlTersal and and shall always Cat merits so well It vard matched it with ono in tho eighth gest conclusions to which he must Tho other word timber suggests a ite supererogationknown that It seems a work your as it tor la invariably producedcon tl una to boneadal to endorse has Few are the do no of Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria remits bo that wo began tho ninth with Har othcrwiso come independently great variety of usage Timbor in easy reach within Knwiw F IAnDxij M D vard four to Yaloa two I think we Professor Hyatt a prominent nat- Â¬ Now England CABL03 Hirttx DD is applied to trees Tlw Winthrop U5th Stroot ruid Tth Avo Now York City had not tho least hopo of winning teach- Â¬ largo enough to cut logs for tho mill uralist has a similar method of New York City Loto Pastor Bloomiocdalo Reformed Church I remember feeling as wo camo in ing the suggestion of which may to the logs entire and to the large for th6 ninth Inning that this defeat 77 Muiibay Strict New York Tim Cixtxub Coiir would Bottlo our chances of tho cham havo como from the first interview single sticks into which they arc and sludy with Louis Agassiz In hewn or sawn pionship and thinking of tho crowd of mm Tmrf Ifrrf boys who as I knew were sitting on regard to Iris opening lesson with this When the logs are cut hi to boards tho Yalo fence awaiting tho nowa groat teacher Professor Hyatt says planks joists and so on they form would hear It and dwindle away in siHo gavo mo a pcnlacriuitc or lumber In the West timber 1b gen- Â¬ lence to their rooms Our first man fossil and erally stand trees aud it includes all at tho bat In tho ninth Inning went stone lily a ratlior complex out quickly and our catcher followed told mo study It This I thought easy trec9 largo and small without refer Â¬ with tho same result Wilcox tho lost work so I took a stroll in tho after- Â¬ ence to their fitucss for tho mill man on our batting list camo to tho bat noon and thought little of it The cutting and hauling this timber Tobacco Two men out two runs to reach oven Stop I stop ho said in an impa- Â¬ is lumbering but in a large part of a tie and threo to winl I noticed that tient tone You dont know any Â¬ Now England it is logging What tho crowd was leaving tho field and ex- Â¬ NORTHWEST COR 13th MAIN Sts LOUISVILLE KY we call joist is elsewhere kuowu as that tho young rascal who had chargo thing about it It is just what I pected You havent told mo any scantling and what wo call boards or of our bats was patting them Into tho thing that you know Look at it planks the English call deals bag Rates 150 per hhd 30 days free storage 25c norp youl stop tliatl cried I for again and tell mo something that you In this country a person who splits wo all wcro superstitious about pack sco for yourself per month after 30 days N o deduction for out shingles In called a shingle weaver ing up the bats before tho lust man samples somo fuint book remem In England shingles are not mado iu Mark your tobacco GROW- Â¬ I had man was out Besides I was tho next branccc and had been relyiug upon this way but lath arc regularly riven ERS HOUSE batter if Wilcox should by any chonco reach his base and I wanted my bat these Taken all aback I began to and a maker of them is called a lath W T JONES of Henry County Munascr HARRY SNOOK of Shelby County AivstMangr Two strikes I heard tho umplro call work I thought about my specimen rendor Capt 13 A Tracy Solicitor and then at tho next ball to my great all day and dreamed about it at Work pcoplo like to specialize what Â¬ Joy Toko your baso and Wilcox night Next morning I began tolling ever they do They are always ready trotted away to first I remember him It will cost you to sell nt auy old Warehouse what I had found but before I to borrow words from the prolcsslons in IS IT WOIITH SAVING Louisville a hhd of tobacco supposing the hhd to net 10 as follows thinking how much I would givo for a The writer Warchouso charges 200 Commission 100 10 lbs Samplo 100 homo run and then there camo a good was one quarter through ho stopped to describo their work 400 ball Just off my shoulder and I hit It mo saying ouco amused to hear an English It will cost you to sell lOhhds at tho saino rate 1000 It will cost you to was Vvitli all my power That is good but you havo not puddlcr employed in an Ohio foundry sell at tho GROWERS HOUSE the same tobacco 0110 hhd 100 no de- Â¬ It went between duction for sample no commission 10 hhds 1500 Showing a difference third and shorttop on a swift drive yet told me what I want explain how the ore was reduced In- Â¬ in favor of the GROWERS HOUSE 2500 If you are iu tho tobacco but bounded high as I afterward With this he pointed to the side of stead of using Hmestono as a flux he business for money and consider this of little sum worth saving in the sale of learned for I was meanwhllo running tho room where star flshcs and sea said they mixed with tho nativo ore ten hhds of tobacco ship to the GROWERS HOUSE at my best speed toward first When I was fifteen feet from that urchins were kept and told mo to see a small percentage of Missouri aud In this blind Lake Superior ores and these as baso I saw tho baseman givo a tremen- what more ho wanted dous Jump up into tho air and I know way and with no further hint I ho expressed it operated to physic somebody had mado an overthrow worked unsuccessfully for a long time the nativo ore How I ran then I for every baso I then found that I had omitted to I passed I knew was ono nearer to tying mention tho star like appearauco of tho score As I camo dashini past These Colobrated ENGLISH third baso I saw Wilcox Just ahead of tho fossil Not knowing whether it DOCTOR Pilla are a roaltlt Cure for BlckJ mo and wo crossed tho homo plato was of any importance I timidly lAGKERS llcaduehe IXIUourmcm ant FniftU Constipation plefl within three feet of each other Our mentioned this rcscmblanco to the ant nntl a fuYorlte with the next batter took his baso on poor pitch- star fishes and Professor Agassiz was I laillci Gold In EwtUiiil for If 1JM ing and stolo second tho next followed satisfied PHK tluir In America tor 35 Git from your Dnirlrt or with a base hit past second which oid to w n liooirrc a ci This experience burned into my i PILLS 4tt Writ Frojid if Rw TrV brought tho first runner homo with tho in iii Ii winning run Wo then wont into tho mind the most important lesson of my field put threo Harvard men out and won tho game when probably half tho 7000 f pectators were already on their way homo with the victory for Harvard In their minds Walter Camp in St Nicholas Â¬ HE ADVOCATE Individual Discovery life tho mauuer of paining real knowledge by observation and that of usingit by pomparison and infer- Â¬ Hardware Stoves US Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE FROM Shortest and Quickest Route amm Farmers Allianc YOUR MOTTO BUY LOW FOR 0ASHJ 4s M4laMtfvttaffkrl1 CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS infants Children NORTH SOUTH Â¬ Through daily train service- betweon Cincinnati and MiddleabOrough N 11 It and points on L Schedule In Effect May 10 1891 No 3 K Â¬ Accin Dally Sim OUR MOTTO j 3 00m 3 011111 4 Spm 5 Wlpm U 10pm Â¬ 7 00pm SELL LOW FOR CASH1 The following articlces ar for your especial benefit wii Â¬ KZEJ 3STTXJO ISTST 1 Growers Association Warehouse p in pm Si p m An Cumberln Onp7 50 p m Io Ie llnevlllo Ive Mlddlcboiough Lie Corbln Iao Wllllamfcbuig Ait Jellico lIiirbourville5 52 6 41 7 4 50 p m 5 45 p m 6 20 p m 1 Oliver Chilled Plows Malta Double Shovels Old Hickory Wagons Daily 7 00 7 50 10 15 Ie Lancaster Ie Stanford Arr Uiclimond 50 p in 45 p in 5 20 p n 4 North Hound Â¬ Kxprctui Daily No 2 No 4 Daily Vx Sun v No 0 Ltd Lancaster Arr Ulchmond Ive Stanford E -- U o WllliaVug Arr Corbln Lvo Jellico e3o te 5 2 am am am am am am - - Ie 1imivillo Ive Ilarbnille Ive London Arr LIitiR6ton Livingston Ilerca Arr Iliehniond Lvo Ulchmond Arr Winchester Le Winchester Ait Paris Lve Lexington Lo Paris ArrCorbiu Ive Corbln i Lve CumTd Gap c OQ o a5 8 15 8 60 9 85 B Mtddlcborouiri Hi na S a SSJa an 33 u 0 10 21 am 11 05 nm 12 U45am 33 am K W am 7 47 am 8 35 am 0 25nm Reversible Disc narrows Non Reversible Disc narrow Vandiver Corn Planters orse Cultivators Cobking Stoves Wrougnt Steel Ranges i Le Lvo lllSnm 40 pm 411 1Snn pm Heating Stoves IT ay Forks Spades 3 4 4 5 0 45 25 48 30 37 Â¬ Arr Arr Cincinnati Lo Cynthlani Falmouth Lc Covington 10am 7 45 am 7 00 am 7 53 am 8 24 am 7 0 10 10 6 06 am 6 65 am 12 12 2iiin 49 am am 66 2 oo pm 2 45 pm 3 15 pm 4 10 pm 5 40 pm 5 50 pm 1 40 pm 158 pm i S3 pm pm pm Shovels Mattocks Picks Axes And everything necessary to a complete outlit for farming Call and see us We defy competition pm pm 145 pm pm if MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Hound Daily Ex Sun 7 00 a in 7 55 n m 8 18am 8 40am u 34 a m 10 10 No 10 No 12 Â¬ pure Lve Paris Arr Millersburg ArrCarlisle Ait Johnson Arr JIayHvillo Lve Lexington Le Cincinnati Lvo Covington lr G Daily fenn 3 00 pm s 00 pm 5 20 pm 15 OSS pm 7 00 pin 7 61 pm am pm 8 M pm Â¬ NO HARD AT South Hound Lvo Mayiillc Lve Johnson LSun li 50 7 15 i Daily No 0 No 11 Dull Kx Sun 60 pm 2 27 pm i a zo 1 LveCnilixlu Milleibbug Arr Paris 5 20 a in 5 67 a m f P - OLDHAI MIIWWWiWMMlM k GOS lc Ono Check or Two Â¬ that man has on under standing with tho waiters said a littlo man vlth a big steak in front of him as two men at tho next tablo got up I think 8 Arr Icxington 10 49 am Air Covington 10 56 am Ait Cincinnati W I- - MUNSON Trav Passngi Agt a tJ a ia 23 a il am mS rspm sw Mill 4 lb nm XV 7 00 pin U 37 pm S 45 pm Krieger THE Co Cincinnati Ohio S and left tho restaurant Wlwt do you mean asked Ins com panion Notico tho big man at tho head of tho tablo Yes Â¬ 5 v When it comes to selling goods such low figures at which companion every night teldom tho at man lets tho other man Nobody has and then takes Schradzki is selling order served cause to complain of thosamo When the order hard times check tho waiter invariably asks and he invariably ad for he is selling goods to suit the or tho query to tho big mans companion times this great tho result Notlco ho didnt pay tho check Of courso you did Ho never does and Ill tell you why Ho comes in with a same Ho first gonerolly sir I is Ono two dresses Â¬ ED MITCHELL AGENT FOR li KNOTT C P ATMOKK Traffic Manager Jcnl Pats Agt Ucnctal Ollkcrt Louisv illc Ky S F 11 JiOUSE AsatOen1 Vixtsjr Agt Ofilce Chamber of Coiinneice Bldg Cinti O Doses and bedding plants anil No 1 Daily to all points except Rowland Dl lilling of vases baskets window vihion which is dally except Sunday boxes and the like a specialty and put No J Ituim dailj from Lexington to Cincinti 1 No Uuns daily up iu first class style Also bedding No 1 ltuns daily from all stations except the Hon land Div iuion which is daily excopt Sunday lloweis done in artistic style anyNo t Daily except Sunday where- in tho city or county Good No 5 Dally bctuton Cincinnati mid Lexington fresh stock constantly on hand Also No IU Pails and Lexington Accommodation Daily Leaves Lexington 10 00 am Auivcs Tomato Cabbage aud vegetable FLORISTSI other Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Gin cinnati 6 45pm Anlves Kalmouth 7 40 pm cinnati eauH Falmouth 0 00 nm Anivca Cin55 am daily except Sunday Nos 1 and 3 make connection at Winchester for points on the N N JI V ltv Larries through cam from Cincinnati to Miuaienoixmgii ana Cumberland jap and all li tci mediate stations and runs dally I Â¬ rails 7 iu iaam No No 8 7 plants Call and see us Krieger Clay Street Co Mt Sterling Now of Ameri Â¬ can treating Is that ono hesitates to say Two under thoso circumstances although there was no expectation of n doublo check when ho camo in But tho remark is addressed to him and ho has to answer especially as tho big man becomes deeply Interested in a nowspaper about that tituo Ninety nlnomen out of n hundred oro afraid of appearing niggardly and will answer HDnd check Ive seen that playedhero a good many times and as I say I havo never seen tho big man pay a check nor have I over heard tho question Ono check or two put to him Thats why I say I think ho has an understanding with tho waiter Perhaps others havo also Why should tho question bo put anyway Let tho waiter bring two chocks and if ono man wants to grab both off ho has all tho opportunity necÂ¬ Chicago Herald essary Â¬ Look at his 450 Suits reguglar price -His 750 Suits regular price - - - His 950 Suits regular price - - - -His 1200 Suits regular price - - - n Cera lit DEALER IN Bier il John Corbetts placo m 55 CHAS REIS MANUFACTURE OF MIT H H and M V CO ED 10 00 5 16 5 Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c SHORT LINE TO Have not the space here to enumerate but come and con- Â¬ vince yourself how far a few dol- Â¬ lars will go at Schradzkis Straw QUEENSWARE Mantles Grates I carry the largest and most com- Â¬ THE DIIUJCTJJNE TO plete Hue of general Saddlery Goods Lexington In tho city Loul8ltlawi All work made of ilrst classmaterial St Louis Kansas City and by skilled workmen Call and Memphl Chattanooea examino stock and learn prices ponrrs axd CHAS REIS West and Northwest South and Washington Philadelphia Baltimore New York Old Point and the ea- - horo all A too hard It was a carriage that ran on four very high wheels Tho driver eat in front of tho passengers on each sldo liko thoso on on Irish jaunting car Tho horso was underneath tho affair and wiggled along with only his head sticking out liko n turtles Tho beauty of tho arrangement was a 4 foot belly band that went underneath tho horso and when tho concern started down tho hill tho driver turned a crank and lifted tho horso off tho ground and tho wholo business horso and all rolled on together till a lovel road was reached whon tho crank was again turned tho horso lowered till his feet readied tho ground when business was resumed in tho old way Tho advantage of tho Invention was that it enabled tho horso to rido down hill tho disadvantage was that It coiild not foreseo and follow tho wind ings of tho road Thcro is no knowing how much might havo como of It had it not happened that tho machlno ran off tho track ono day when going down a winding hill ran into a gulch killed tho horso smashed tho whole coutrlvonco to pieces and hurt tho man so badly that when ho got well ho do cllnpjlto undertake tho construction Â¬ Great Invention Globo Dcmocrat tells about a cranky invention of a wosternor who thought that horses arc worked Tho St Louis It Was a ETC And all such he is the leader of Low Prices Remember the 31 S Maysville St Mt Sterling ai Fur Hals GrElT JAS IN EFFECT Southwest 1891 JANUARY Fjwt LlraW AcV mAcVi Mail Knifita nallr Dalli 0 CORNELL TO MAKE YOUR East Bound MttcrimB Olive Hill Aelilniid place Boots Shoes I0 40amBG3ini 11 ISmnlOBOnm LlittlkUslmrK iAClZSJiiinlo Mum Ho - Arr n 8 SS fg Z in no m milt IBS H 2 lluutinKtoii Arr liMiirallKiiia- - 9S5m DAILY SCHRADZKI Fermerly the A proh Stand Bargains for the People i REPAIRING AND TO DO YOUR West Bound Axhlnml Huntington Cuttctutmi OlhoIUU Iau U 0 00am 1 iainm 0 25om 1 19pm u c UVUUI rnm 0 57im t JUIlUt IN Shop ou West Main Strcot Arr Arr Ulillll stiui u 1 UUUUl UOiJlil II fi 4 Mt Sterling Ky THE FISCHER LEAF CO -- Shoes Clothing Hats Boots AT fllftlMBLETi SiHARP 1 jjENTONS Boarding House Ono door west of Scutinel Domocrat Mt Stekling Kv MtStetling Winchester Lexington IU 27am 4 II 15am 4 13 05pm 5 ilivm ssiim S0im jbnn 0 23am I 0uu 7 n mint 1 l 8 05am 2 Mim llum Uln fJ l SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LIMITED VESTjnULED KtlltKsS run dallv mid lms Vcutlbulctl Pullman Mwncrs be- t ween Louisville Lexington Washington New J Yojk and Old Point Comfort TliU rnln U C mncio pan 01 mo cuicuraica f p v Jasi I A lliiutiiifrton on thnC O Ilnutn VAST MAIL TRAINS tun dully except SW ilnybctu em Lexington mid UuntliiRtou Wj direct connections nt lluntlnston witti C At Ainianu wuii a v Ky At wiucbeatcr K c IC IL north nnri couth lionnd nnil nt 1111 L A N I Jjarid U N Infiton JIANUFACTUllUllS OK- - M JLDRBI j Iron Slate Grates StoYos Wood Mantels Ware Air Grates Sasb Weights Etc I ZED Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the New Stock Restau rant havo rented tho Baum building on East Main street and have fitted up a number of rooms I am there fore prepared to apeommoclato my friends with board and lodging by tho week day or meal Special attention paid to Court day dinners Charges reasonable d A STEPHENS I AND Al itnuroaus oJ 1 lot IKXINGTOK A OLIVK IIITJi ACC0V DATION dally cxcciit Sunday Conncctai points and Si Winchester to ana from K infitoi ivnu u o u h tor iyouuviuc ivy Vor full Information in reganl to HalcV ele uppiy to iiiy agvnt of thu or too lines or 10 C H E Huntlncton follow AgentsXfor American SALESROOMS Joflcrlon Street J Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD Misses STAD Children English Tile AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies 433 OFFICE 435 West M Xy JLOUlSVlilie Kr I SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON 31 tf QW U A- - Barneyi Lexingto Le VIVAG VWUTijlLT VM THE MT STERLING AD VOO ATE TUESDAY JTJK E 9 Insure Your Life with CUNNINGHAM iu tho Largest Insurance- Co on the globo Has more surplus and writes tho most liberal policy issued - 1 M SSSBHI ErnTTSTBjRrrj 6 THE ADVOCATE HARRIS MASON E S CUNNINGHAM - McorCt i a wt uro YW slocks me henvfer call and nie of any netf or Co atlfcHial riuniMno Tto KflUAKTOWDlqBuw n will Proprietors 0 1S91 GENERAL LIFE AND FIRE INS AGENT take euro of you MT STKllLlKal TUESDAY JUJfB THE NEW FREE TONTINE RETURN PREMIUM POLICY of thcold EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance Co is tho wonder of tho nge Seo CUN- Â¬ NINGHAM and gat ono Closing Exorcls03 OFFICE WITH JUDGE PETERS Court St HORSE AND TRACIC Mt Sterling Ky Padmcdc rAnlVltKO e insure your houses and barHftat low paid to Tobacco and Live Stock Iimraitc Ss ralfea Eapecial attention FOK 1JIESIDENT ORQVER CLEVELAND Of Now Voik j CORRESPONDENCE Sharpsburg Horns Mr Editor The community of Grassy Lick was highly entertained last FridaC by tho cloning exercises of Tho Miss Mary Andersons school patrons and friends showed their ap- Â¬ preciation of the labors of Miss Mary by coining cailv to tho examination nud were gratified to note tho im- Â¬ provement tho pupils had made du Â¬ ring tho past nine months At noon they spread as delightful and bountiful a dinner as it is seldom our fortune to enjoy At 2 oclock wo were called together and entertained by readings and dialogues which were well rendered Among thoso credit- Â¬ ably mentioned were The Burial of Moses by Miss Marion Haddcn The Song of the Shirt by Miss Goshia Boyd The Charcoal Man by Master Fred Shii ley Master Johnnys Next Door Neighbor by Master Roy Morris Grumble Corner and Thanksgiving Street by Master Oliver Howell Miss Edith Helps Things Along by Miss Nellie Boyd The Smack in School by Master James Guilfoylc Aunt Sylvias Geography Lesson by Miss Lillic Pcggs and Lochnivar by Master Ar chio Mason The smaller pupils did equally as well as those mentioned but tpace forbids a more minute de- Â¬ scription By request Miss Anderson favored us with a reading The school has been a success and Miss Mary lias earned the thanks of her patrons for tho faithful work done X A brother to Pumllco 2 1G Goldsmiths stable this season and tho greiit driver will add moiv glory and fume to the name of Palo is in Alto Farm during the season of 1891 AusriN Daltj Pros Trcas Ri Pwiimt Woodward Scoy Ss Gonl Mati r i rt - 51OIt VJLE 1ltESIDENT JOHN CI CARLISLE Of Kentucky ANNOUNCEMENTS Vc arc authorized to announce J Thomas as a candidate to represent this Lcirfclativo district connioscd- of the counties of Montgomery Powell Moncfec and Wolfe subject to the ac tion of the Democratic part v Elec- Â¬ tion August ism 31 - u among the of Tho dam of Hal Pointer 2 09J has moving trains or crossing railroad tracks intentional injury iiltlictcil WanyJ a bay coUiatfootby Bipwn Hal brino Chief or any of his sons or person not incited or provoked thereto by tho insured aiid hutldrcds of ojher l Maiiy farmers have not yet planted 212 It has been named Hal daughters though many of thqm had accidental injuries which happen every day Apply to their corn but they are rapidly gct Sprague a strong pacing inheritance on quite FOIl CIItCUIT COURT CLERK Ung their ground in a condition to SQUIRE TURNER Agt Mt Sterling Ky tho dams side Until very recently HENRY II BRIGHT Tho only kite shaped track in the there have been only two or do so throe State of NcwYork is at Newark ot Montgomery County E F BR0DIE Manager for Kentucky and Indiana This is a splendid season fortbbacco where a race meeting will be given among the get of all tho grandsons i Ky Natl Bank Bldg cor Main So 3d Sts Louisvilm Kyv and even tho moro remote descendants FOR SIlKRIFT planting and many acres of tho July 2d to 1th in tho direct male line but during the noxious weed have been set out JOHN C RICHARDSON C U i Nelson JSuhnysIdo farm last two oiv three seasons several new within the past week Iu order to reduce stock beforo Business Mention Waterville Me has oflbrcd to match ones have entered tho list but even to of Montgomery County The fair commences August 11 and his champion stallion- - Nelson 210J remote generations pacers are hero For Thirty Days Only continues four days Tho ladies of the against any trotter for f20000 a side cpuspicuotis by their absence I will for tho noxt hiity days offer Christian church will have charge of Over 150 applications for tho scrvico Iu a recent sketch of Kysdyks my entire stock of furniture for sale the dining hall on tho grounds This of Alcantara have been refused It is Hamblctonian the Writer of tho arti- Â¬ at cost for cash Sec the cjogant do fair company docs less advertising not an exaggerated liclicf that Alcan cle ivcs somo facts iu regard to that signs on hand no - - - John Young JBroavn such bargains ever Governor than any other fair company in the taras fee might havebcen made much horse that aro not generally known bofoic offered in Mt Sterling Of Hcudorson State so it is baid larger this season with still successful but that aro well worthy of wide T II Eastin Liut Governor Mitciieuc Alford publicity He says that instead of At tho election last Saturday this remits OnraycUc For the next thirty days1 1 willlcll precinct voted for prohibition but the A now way of shoeing has been taking after his sire Hamblctonian kXTORVEY GEV - - W J IIeNDRICK developed strongly in his conforma anything in my entire stoclc of furniexact majority is not obtainable at tried this year upon the chestnut i Of Fleming Indeed it scorns to gelding Goldon Rod 2 19J by Alcyone tion tho Bellfoundcr typo His mane ture at cost for cash The stock is this writing L C Norman Auditor matter very little whether we have with apparently successful results He and forelock vcro line and sparse but tho best selected and most complete Of Boone piohibition or not as in cither event his been very rough gaitcd and to his tail full and heavy in which ro- ever brought to this city consisting of II S Halo Treasurer elegant tables line chairs beautiful tho boys will get there all tho same remedy this defect every shoo was spect he certainly did not take after Of Graver bedroom sots etc T II Eastin made of diHurcnt weight under tho his 6ire He had a homely htiad but Register G B Swango Mr Robert E McGilaway left yes Â¬ The commencement exercises of influence and the Tho Mt Sterling Florlots of winch his gait is very his eyes were beautiful Of Wolfe terday evening for Frankf6rt whore of Sharpsburg College will begin width between them where the brain level Suit Instruction - E I Thompson he will wed Miss Agnes L Griflln next Thursday Juno 11 with the expower lies was something out of the Co kcop constantly on Krieger Of Owen The noted geldiuj Fred Folger ordinary The ceremony takes place at tho amination The younger students Ho had largo cars al- Â¬ hand a fine stock of bedding plauts - A Adhams church Clerk Court Appeals full brother to Guy 210 of tho Good Shepherd this will give an entertainment at the col 220 though not coarse ones and his neck They aro also prepared to fix up any Of Harrison morning at 9 oclock The following lego buildingon Friday and the bacca after a long rest through all of last kvas short but not heavy Ho was a kind of floral designs for decoration I ladies and gentleman accompanied lauratc sermon will buprcached next season has been sent to the stable of low horso as to his withers had good day Wire designs unfilled Â¬ or covThe Florida Legislature has made him to Frankfort to witness the mar Â¬ Sunday by Rev Mr mox of Mays John E Turner at Belmont Park legs and feet witli short back and ered with tinfoil and moss Go and tTcflerhOu Davis birth day a legal hol- Â¬ riage Misses Annie and Cora Kelly ville On the evening of the 15th Philadelphia and will be put into ac- Â¬ high rump The propelling power seo them beforo you order anywhere iday Mamie King and Maggie Conroy and lust tho annual contest will be given tive training lie is thought to be was immense tho muscles of tho hind else They can do cheaper and bet- Â¬ it ono of tho winuingcampaigncr8 in quarters oxtending down nearly to ter thau any one in tho city You In the raco for tho Grand Prizo of Mesbrs John C King J M Comoy by the music pupils Tuesday ovc the 2 20 class this year the hocks and being so prominent as will find them at John Corbctts rcsi Paris worth 100000 francs run Sun- - R E Punch John Walch J P King ning tho 16th inst the elocutionary At a trolling matinee at Sacra- Â¬ almost to resemble fat In this con oncc W Clay street day Edniond Blancs colt Clarmot ran John E Coleman and C E Hudson contest will take place Wedne day first his colt Reverend serond and Mr MfGihiway is engaged in the evenining ho 17th inst will usher in mento Cal on the 8th ult the roan formation ho followed his dam at For tho next thirtj days I will sell 51 II Do Marrcs colt Clement third R R office at this place and is one of the graduating exercises and the horso Del Paso by Dexter Prince least so it is asserted by thoso who my 6tock of furniture at cost Tho our most gentlemanly and straight Â¬ wccks icstivuics win close with a dam by Electioneer won tho 230 know the marc stock consists of tho newest and fresh Information has boon received at forward young business men His grandreccplion given by the gradu Â¬ class iu straight heals best time it is probably not generally known est designs and it has ncvor been sur- Â¬ Washington that the Chilian insur Â¬ strict fidelity and conscientious dis- - ates on Thursday evening the 18th 2 2l This performance adds to the gent steamer Itata landed 5000 rifles chargcof his trusts is a sure guarantee inst at tho residenco of Mrs Talbott glory of Electioneer for it goes to that wo have in our city a horso that passed in quality and quanity in Eas- Â¬ FOR T II Eastin towers above eveything in tho horse tern Kentucky npd JKlargo amount of supplies at To- - of future success Wo extend to the the principal This series of enter show that tho daughters of the dead line in tho United States On Mon f Til ft II f III annex A lrr - liitlim Ledger office New York uwww J vi tainments promises to bo ono of the sire aro going to bo producing dams WltJlU iitiin I II 1U IV IIOi iu ft i IHIlltVimlJ ri tilrt LUIIgl 4 hiliifI innn day wo visited II J Hamlins stables uouncr lournai Sept 2G 87 greatest social and intellectual treats Tho pacers have finally obtained in this city and were shown this These aic dull times some say but ever enjoyed by our citizens There Rctsof Rock Lump Salt gives entire In oidcr to pay the Portuguese na- Â¬ Denton do not find will bo seven graduates five young recognition At the meeting of the monstroMty by Mr Hamlin who has satisfaction Shari Trimble It is the purest lump tional debt the Chamber of Deputies it so Mr Sharp tried all day yester Â¬ ladies and two young men whose American Trotting Register Associa- Â¬ just realized what an elephant ho has salt I have ever used and no stock will consider a proposition looking to day to write up some item telling his names with the subjects of their tion held in Chicago Tuesday after- Â¬ Not satisfied with the reports wo have farm should bo without it ROBERT the pale of all the Portuguese colonies friends of the special bargains he had essays will bo given iu next weeks noon the following rule was incorpo- Â¬ heard we took tho rule and meas Â¬ BONNER Mr Bonner is owner of excepting Angola St Thomas Priii to rated in tho by laws Any pacer ured for ourselves The horse a sor- Â¬ Maud S 208 J Ilarus213 Dexter oiler in certain lines but was so in Â¬ Advocate i Hekos ripe and Capo Verde otherwise eligible may bo admitted rel broncho is unshod and looks like 2 17 and Sunol 2 09 terrupted by customers that he could i This salt is soldonlv bv Chiles Tho Republicans hope to gain vote not find the time and just before Ave Loulovlllo Tobacco MarkotFurnlslv for legistry as standard when it has like a giant that docs not havo his made a recoid in accordance with tho equal in the world Ho measures Thompson by attempting to show that tho Dem Â¬ closed the forms he asked us to tell od by Clover Durrott Louisville rules of tho Association of 225 or nineteen hands high or ix feet four ocratic party i against the New Con- Â¬ his fiiends just to drop in and ho Wo pay the highest market 1 price belter inches from the floor to his withors Tobacco Warehouso stitution The fact is patent that would tell them by word of mouth for butter eggs chickens and all both parties arc divided on the ques- Â¬ what he did not have time to write A dispatch from Iona Mich chron- Â¬ Ho has a foreleg of threo and one country produce tion Thcro Is simply no politics in it icles the death of tho stallion Mont- Â¬ half foot and in length ho measures Sales on our market for tho week Gay Settles 4i 2t Co Settles Bros want you to know gomery 22L owned by Smith Bros thii teen feet from head to base of tail Tho Vandcrborg Brothers cattle that they can sell you a surrey ba- - just closed amounted to 3010 hhds Homo and Farm mixed paint He was tho only stallion in Michigan or over seventeen feet from tip of nose herders in Atchison county Kan rouclie buggy or lockaway for less with receipts for the same period of with the exception of Pilot Medium to tip of tail A small broncho at propely used will wear longer look were recently bitten by some of their money than you can buy tho same 2875 hhds Sales on our market out of a mare with threo in the list the barn was brought out and led belter cover moro surface rub out animals aflllctcd with hydrophobia grade of goods anywhere else in east Â¬ since January 1st amount to G9S7S His owners had several times refused under the giants belly and a man better under tho brush fade less and Two of the meii died late last week ern Kentucky They hhds Sales of the crop of 1890 on have the best oilers of 10000 for him and his six foot high standing on tip toe can move uniformly and prove Jtiorc cjb- nil the Urlrd is dying at Kansas break eai ton earth this is acknowl Â¬ our maikct to this date 43519 hhds death will bo quite a loss o lie horso just touch tho baso of the car with iiQmical to tho consumer than pure City Tho receipts and sales on our mar Â¬ edged by all Repairing will be done head in natural position He is with- Â¬ linseed oil and white lead mixed and inteiest of Michigan on shoit notice and in a workmanlike ket this week aro somewhat larger out doubt tho largest horso in the tinted by hand Thomas Bellhousc a Rochcster N Uncle Jack Hook of Lexington than for several weeks past and we world Times Record Valley City 33 12t R C Lloyd Agt Y insurance agent drowned himself manner Remember they guaran Â¬ are able to report that tho good to fine backs up a pretty good opinion of the N D in a canal Saturday night having tee all work that leaves their shop Go to Harry Campbell for an ele- Â¬ grades of burloy aio selling extremely value of Cyclone as a sire of speed by previously pawned his wifes Bible Yon will find it greatly to your ad high gant suit of clothes grades with color aro sell the following still challenge A match J j ji LAND STOCK AND CROP - and devoted tho proceeds to payiiisr vantage to givothem a call and exam ing wellAll Tho maikct for the common fo a yearling two- - ear old affhrcc- Beef ine their goods before buving rJxAXIJLUJEJjJlj up an insurance policy and medium grades was somewhat ir year old a Pork against any flvo of a similar N BNlokcll of Ecl Morgan coun regular and a little easier Tho re An attempt to shoot Rev Clark Cincinnati Llvo Stock Markot WW t il rn nports from the planting of the new ago the get of ono stallion for 5000 ty brought down lGtf bVrrcV ewcs fiJMl r jHioiur ui mu xiumuilL MCinuMT STERLING KY v Uncle Jacks entiles in the pro- ami weathers whiph he sold fOj GllHs 1 14J2t -- JGay yitst Now York Reports for Saturday June 0th crop show that the spasous for setting have been xwy partial some sections posed match will of course bo the get pie k Henry at 3 30 per head n3 jiiiuu Quuuiiuy uiiuiiiouu 1891 jj A NeWiMeatiMorchantr having been able to get through of Cyclone and ho was confident he U beggar whom tho minister had Cattle Receipts 520 J A Thompson delivered 3S2 laVibs Only SI3qpto Old Point Pom hcadjship planting while In other localities tho would win all five of the races JVC red to be a fraud to J C Turle on Saturday It haf KMriCharlcs incntsilOO head market easy com- growers jrpple of Cincinnati have not been able to make fort Vaand Return on Andy Welch the well known book averaged 78 lbs Price 550 cents per foinicrly cutter for Nunnelley Bros fair to choice moro than a start The following learly the whole of Northern Italy mon 150 to 250 hundred maker lives iu Hartford Ho is the this city has bought tho butcher busi Tuesday duly 21 shaken by an earthquake Sunday butcher grades 350 to 500 fair to quotations fairly represent our market happy owner of a number of good choice butcher grades ness of W C Allen on East Main 350 to 5 for now burloy tobacco winter of tho disturbance being at horses and young thiugs among MT STERLING primo to choice ihippors 150 to 550 MARKETSr 1 street t and isiipw In possession Many houses were damaged Trash Dark or damaged tobacco others two sisters of that good maro Every hbusekecpor of this cityknows A special train will be run fr i Hogs Receipts 1500 head ship Â¬ 200 to 350 A3 HI roiITI D BY Luariciugo antvjjiiiaaia several colory trash 100 to Star Lily by President Garllcld that Mr Lapplc as a butcher ami meat to Old Point - walls ments 730 head market hrucly steady ins wore killed by faUnVComfort from 1000 common lugs not colory 100 he thinks aro going to bo good enough cutter and will not forget hiiu in bib common and light 375 to 150 toG00 colory lugs 700 to TABB rehimncjs GAITSKILL Lexington under theauspices 1500 to take to the races Andy predict now quarters He will slaughter tho packing and butchers 140 to 175 common leaf 800 to 1200 medium mat tho etako at Inde- Â¬ IllOyisW COMMISSipNMEUOIIAXTa best cornfed cattle sheep and hogs of the Missionary Society of Tho widow of ono of President Ilar- Mice mul Salesroom 25 S iln svlllo St Sheei Receipts 270 head ship Â¬ to good leaf 1200 to 1800 good to pendence belongs and will run a first class cstablish- - the Main St Christian church fiflPvintluirvas recently granted ments 3000 head fair demand com- Â¬ ilne fillers 1800 to 2300 Select bases his opinion on toa Navidad He trial thatho ment iu city style Ho will also tf fpension sccuriug 0000 on tho first mon to clioico 325 to Only 1300 for the round 475 extra fat Wiappory tobacco 2300 to 2900 saw where that horso fchowojl a 2 12 Wheat No 2 L0Q 10 pcrbu tdlc poultry etc payment Her husband it is said wethers and yearlings 5 fisQc trip and special low rates at fltejcct1 j gait Any ins that tf Growers Houso sold 2G0 For Sale dld of consumption years after the Lambs Moderate sunnlv and hhds Shelby county leaf hhds G5 cant show a lamegaUwill bo raco that Rye1 12 1 fiOc like thic the Hygeia Hotel for those lugs and war Jtaum lias rejected thousands jjOnflSastMain street ono of tho most 75q Oats - j- - i market higher common to choice trash 2250 1975 1800 to 200 32 man that drove tho hack not in it cases who gq on this excursion itK similar desirable homos in Mt Sterling Corn New- 350 3i75i 5 to 730 per 100 pounds hhds Henry county leaf lugs and A California correspondent says 8 Make your arrangements to During nuTpast week tho weather l400 pcr ton Frame houso of rooms halls porches trash 2300 1050 970 to 200 80 that Charles Marvin nearly paralyzed fllay Baled 1250 etc iii excellent repair splendid cis- Â¬ go as this will be Clover Prime 500 Notlco to Farmero 535 per bu the cheapest tfarm warm in all districts cast of the hhds Hart county leaf lugs and trash Senator Stanford tho other day by tern good garden spot first class Timothy ky Mountains except in tho lake 200 and most desirable excur- Â¬ If you want to savo our hogs 20001950 1G25 1250 to 110 9 tendering his lesignation Mr Mar neighborhood in fact everything to Red Top - - - G5c and New England and tho chickeiiH tui keys 75c c go to W S liluls Owen county leaf lugs and vin it seeing did not like to be dicta mako it a desirable picco of property sion from Lexington this sea- Â¬ Blue Gras K iough50o ial temperature continued largc- - Lloyds drug storo for Arnctts hog trash 1950 to 250 14 hhds Frank ted to in rcgaid to his management cholera cure No humbug No cure Must bo sold in order to snttlo up an son xecsa in tho Northern States cleaned 250 no pay estate Terms reasonable Prepared by Sullivan and lin county leaf lugs and trash 1750 of the Palo Alto troltcrs iu training English 250 ituteu States still show a deficiency Shousc Louisa Ky 1G50 to 300 28 hhds Carroll county and told tho Tickets good to return un senator that ho would J W Burrouuhs although preclpVation has Hemp S500 10000 per ton lugs and trash 1G25 1325 890 tako a position Newhcro if a leaf 0tOM til August 8 and holders may Mt Sterling Ky certain Poultry and Egos lnmiant in an after districts Emits of all kinds at Gay Settles to 100 7 hhds Nelson county leaf rclativo of tho senators tonliucd in Wanted butter eggs chickens and stop at any of the Virginia Tho iron th in Co lugs and trash 9G0lo300 3 hhds chargoof aflairs at Palo Alto Mar- Â¬ 43 2t Clioico Old Chickens 300 all country produco at Gay Settles resorts on return trip irl Valloy lias been cntiroly Motcalf county common leaf lugs and vin then exhibited somo twenty Young 225 300 Co odd Alwl MVfna tviji 43 2t til jiuty jiarv u Inm t p Muu wui9 For explanatory circular sec Tho opponents of tho Now Consti- Â¬ trash 090 to 290 4 hhds Mead oircrs ho had received from breeders Fair to Good 175 250 to advance Oats iu Indiana tution are making a stronjr but wo county loaf lugs and rash 5C0 to throughout Solid silver ware at Jones 43 2t Ducks Largo Fat 225 or address any railroad agentr 250 tho country among them corn in Ohio still lack favprablo hoo and bolievc a losing fight on 435 3 hhds Washington county lugs one where Small 150 175 he would havo charge of a Cabbage pinc aplcs strawberries or iulttioti8 fyr growth In Kentucky that instrument Wo aro satisfied the and trash 530 to 110 1 hhd Old- Â¬ gi cat breeding farm and threo times Eggs 10c per doz beans cucumbers onions radishes G W Barney C L Brown coiidiflbns woro somewhat ini- - pcoplo will vole for its adoption by ham county lugs 5G0 15 hhds Indi tho salary ho is lettuce bcct8arsloy now potatoes now rccoiving It Respt rain is nelel for an butiuro overwhelming majority W M Boswcll in aualugs and trash 120 to 100 2 did not take tho senator Jong to ar GPA and tomatoes at Tahij rod tobacco hhds Warren county trash 200 August rango matters to Marvins satisfaction 44 2t Gay Settles Co A Dclong Lexington Ky Ed Gccrs 6ays that ho has thirteen Despite tho drouth thcro will bo an horses in his stable that can beat 2 20 abundanco of fruits of all kinds C J Hamlin expects to placo three C T nill and sister Miss Mary have returned from a visit to friends of Mambrino Kings get in tho 215 list at Cynthiana Smith MeCann has shipped seven Misses Alllo McMahan and Lucy marcs to Tonncsscoto bo hied to Bow Mastcrson were the gucst3 of Mrs Lou Latta last Saturday and Sunday Bells Beaujlful Bells last colt by Elec- Â¬ William Peed and E B Ralls cer- Â¬ tioneer has been named Election tainly deserve to cany off tho honor Bell It will remain at Palo Alto of being tho model farmers of this section t MUTUAL it Tho Mambrino Chief family has Â¬ been prominent as ono of early maturityIn fact from tho lime of Ericc -son Kentucky Chief Lady Thorn Prompt ind Just Payment of Claims Lady Stout md other up to tho fa- Â¬ Incorporated under the laws of tho State pf Now York 1S81 mous campaign of Patron and Granby under now management lit 1890 and rc lncorporatcd in 1891 under the as thrcc ycars this has been tho lead Â¬ stringent law of 1877 requiring a deposit of 5000 in Bank or Trust Com Â¬ ing family in that rospect notwith Â¬ pany to be kept as a permanent guaraulco lor full payment of a maximum standing many of tho most distin Â¬ loss Tho best Accident Policy is the Extra Preferred Policy costing 1500 a guished were very large It has all year in ono payment or 1000 if paid In installment or 3 every 73 days and along been distinguished as a family annual dues of 1 every January 5000 Insurance against death by accident niftt 25 weekly indemnity for of the greatest endurance and for purity of gait lias had no equal Not 52 weeks Non lbrfeHablo by temporary chaugo of oceupalioji Coprs ac Â¬ cidents happening while leaving or cntoring or standing oh tho platform or a single pacer Mam- Â¬ get ACCIDENT SOCIETY First Principle OF NEW YORK -- -- t Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Having decided to move into the JBaum building on East Main street will sell for a short time all goods I m AT COST lllj I 1 1 rm Fife- I Â¬ Spot Cash i Will also sell -- the usual terms tomyreg ular customer at our regular prices UNVANmni on 3H Â¬ C Â¬ flvc-year-o- ld BJUllis Â¬ -- H7l oi 1 9VBH JMiCj2-Krr-cITurc- h Â¬ r i SfriiiffibS Â¬ Â¬ i hvo-ycar-o- ld -- lian-31-- - 1- -- -- --- -- M Â¬ Gaitskill j H Wk n E--7- T2 fc fr 5 av -- THE MT PERSONAL r I Jl 00 ADVOCATE TUESDAY I JUNE 91891 Special Attention Mt Sterling Falr Trottlner JU Bros y4li41tPtyfitiftttt4ttitt Wholesale Groccrs WVo - Wholesale MT LE BROS Grocers KY For Sale or Trade 4iffiUlitmt1t1tl Miss Rebecca Smith is in Lexington Did You Ever Hear of bucIi prices on goods as aro Assn DEATHS - STERLING THE ADVOCATE SUBSCRIPTION After six liionllia RATES 1 adnncc Onocarln months Alter Hired t 00 25 Threo good Stivers Blue grass Ma Â¬ chines all in good order Apply to John T Woodkohw Mrs Jane Brockway an old lady of Aarons Kim had a stroke of paralysis and is in a critical conÂ¬ 1 SO w Krho Those knowing themselves indebted J II Roberts and family rented Iho to me must settle at onco as lam need Â¬ J M Kelly of Lexington was among his friends in this city Satur Â¬ properly of Wm Roach onWinn ing the money badly day Squiiie Tutmcii 2t Street and moved into it on Friday clast Mi88cs Lizic Armstrong ami Nola Mr and Mrs N II Trimblo enter Sutton arc visiting Miss Pearl Logan Joel Feslor and George- A Whitney taincd a few friends at their elegant went to Lexington yesterday to solicit residence on Maysvillo street Ex of Lexington snbscriplion8 td the Fair and Trotting Senator Rico and his two charming W H Ware of Flat Creek returned daughters who arc visiting there yesterday after a ten days visit to Association helped to mako tho occasion an enjoy Cyutliiana A number of sovero hailstorms are able one to those who had tho good B F McCormick and J M Kelly reported to us from the different fortune to bo present of Lexington was in the city last Sat- Â¬ neighborhoods of this and surround Â¬ ing couUics within the last few days Found A bunch of throe koys in urday and Sunday t No damage reported front of W S Caldwells store Own- Â¬ Mrs W P Dickie aud children er can get same by calling at this of- Â¬ spcnl several davs last week among Gen Lew Wallace announces that fice and paying for notice relatives in Fleming county ho is not a candidate for ho Republi Â¬ can nomination for Governor Remember the Sunday School Con- Â¬ Mrs John W White of Mt Ster- Â¬ and that upon no condition would vention will bo held at Camargo on ling is visiting Miss Pattio Powell on ho accept it next Friday for the benofit of all the Walnut street Lex Press churches in the comity Everybody Dr Waller Tipton of Sellers Mor Iluntingburg Bank of Ilunt- - is cordially invited gan county is visiting friends and ingburg Ind has failed The cash- Dr II C Kchoe uses tho Pratt sys- Â¬ relatives in the county and city Zh r permitted depositors to overdraw about ij40000 aud these losses caused tem in treating piles fistula and all II If Nickcll of Wolf county Iho directors to closo the doors chronic diseases tf spent several days in the city this Finest lot of silver waro at Jones week looking after somo busincs mat- Â¬ F G Biodic of Louisville General ever in tho city 43 2t ters Manager of the Mercantile Mutual Accident Insurance Society was among our people laBt week giving thorn protection against accidental in Â¬ juries Judge Squiro Turner is tho lppi agent of this excellent Company Tho rain9 last week enabled a largo Dr J K ICutncwaky is located on last week ilio Oon Dick Williams place and will dition attend to nil calls tf very closo prices I liavo a nice lino of gold filled watches anc I keep all Rev It F Adair of Woodbury ICy was in the city Saturday aud Sunday the leading American and foreign makes of watches from ordinary to Wm Spencer of Pino Grove was tho best quality and I guarantee all in tho city Saturday on a business ono year to bo good timo keepers trip Thos Whitt Mrs Mark Cliilcs of Mt Sterling Mt Sterling Ky is visiting friends here Bourbon Harris Institute Commoncomont News On Wednesday evening tho largo audicuco room of tho Christian cliurch was filled to its utmost capacity by tho grcatjnumbor of friends of the grad- Â¬ uating class of 1891 of Harris Insti- Â¬ tute who had come together to wish tho young ladies a happy ending to their school life Tho program as marked out was followed and after tho opening exercises Miss Pearl Lane read a well digested essay on Then camo such a Tho Long Ago weal Hi of beautiful flowers and taste- Â¬ ful presents from appreciating friends that one thought surely somo mistake had becu made and that she had been sent the flowers and the pretty things belonging to the others as well as to herself but in time we knew all were equally remembered Miss Hockcr Hazelrigg followed witli an essay that though its subject was was certainly one Patchwork unique and whole We must con Â¬ gratulate tho lady on tho beautiful thoughts bits of deep philosophy and words of truly worldly wisdom it contained Miss Mattio Bridgoforth camo next with Torchlights and she certainly acquitted herself to the delight of her fond f Hands Her sub ject was handled with that case and grace which showed she was fully mistress of it We want to congratu- Â¬ late tho young ladies on tho perfect case and freedom which they dis- Â¬ played and tho distinctness of utter- Â¬ ance and clearness of enunciation that marked every word spoken by them If ono in the vast audience failed to hear it was not tho fault of the speaker Hon J Davis Reid after a short but raroly appropriate address deliv ered tho diplomas to the young ladies Mr It Reid Rogers delivered tho annual address to tho class We can- Â¬ not say too much for tho manner in which this was received by tho many friends of the speaker They had ex- Â¬ pected much from him and ho did not disappoint tlicin His subject The Southern Woman was happily So well chosen and ably handled was it received and so many have been the calls for it that Ave have se- Â¬ cured from him a reluctant consent to its publication Next week wo will givo the address in full for thojbencfit of those of his friends and well wishers who havo asked for it After the Commencement exercises an AlumiKC reception was held at the home of the principal where many friends gathered to enjoy witli tho ono time pupils a reunion Â¬ - of Bethel wcro in tho city yesterday attending a summer Normal School will guaranteo that I can discount D W Peed of Pari is visiting his prices 10 to 20 per cent offered by any house in tho city Is this worth parents at Grassy Lick saving when you get tho samo quality John Wyatt Jr wont to Louisville For tho of goods at such a discount yosterday to sell Ids tobacco hext thirty days I will sell watches J T Crockett wife and daughters clocks jewelry and optical goods at given by Thos Whitt the jeweler Is called to tho great cut price sale now in progress at Carpenters Bar Â¬ gains unheard of in the history of the dry good9 business Reduced prices all over tho house Crowds of people will throng our storo during tho next month You cant afford to miss it Early coiners get first choice C W Caiiientkh Masonic Temple Major Fowlers new circular con tains tho nanio of J W Sewell as associate Principal of the Mt Sterling Training School and ho lias shown us the original of tho following lotter which explains itself Vanijkiuiilt UNivmtsiTV Nashviili Tknn May 11 91 Majok C W Fowikii My Dear Sir Your letter of tho 4th hist was duly received but it remained unanswered because I could not think of the right man iiut I have him now one that I can recommend unequivo- Â¬ cally Mr J W Sowcll Ho is a son of Elder Sowell of the Christian cliurch Ho was ono of the best pupils in English I over had is good in Greek etc Besides lie has had two years experience in teach- Â¬ ing and ho is a success in the school room I do not know of a better man anywhere for as I said I can endorse him without reservation I taught him three years and have kept up witli him ever since Yours truly W M Baskervill is Professor of Mr Baskcrvill English in Vanderbilt University On Saturday night a negro boy called at tho house of Mr Ravencraft a tenant who lived on Mr R L Thompsons place near Sharpsburg saying to Mr Ravencrafts wife her husband was up the road drunk The woman rofuscd to go after him saying she was afraid Tho boy went away but letuined shortly attenvard 6aying somo men wcro around her husband and she had belter go Again she expressed her fear when the boy vol- Â¬ unteered to bo her escort They had proceeded but a short distance when three burly negroes appeared and throw stones at the boy who ran oil Thcso miscreants then seized the woman and carried her off somo dis Â¬ tance detaining her all night aud in famously outraging her The boy was ancstcd and lodged in jail at Owingsville but refuses to tell who the men were that perpetrated the hellish crime If tho miscreants arc caught there will be a case for Judge Lvneh Â¬ J W Stevens wants everybody to know ho carries in connection with his rcstuarant a full line offruils or- Â¬ anges lomons bananas etc Remem Â¬ ber tho place Stephens rcstuarant on East Main street All the frinds of M F Kelly and that medns everybody will bo glad to know he is out again after a sovcre attack of pneumonia Mrs Tarl ton G Julian of Mt Sterling who has been visiting her mother Mrs Chcnault lias returned Lex Transcrit home Â¬ number of tho farmers to finish sot Finest lot of silver waro at Jones ting their tobacco About one half of ever in the city 43 2t the crop in the county has been set Thero will be amass meeting of all though There is a good portion of the persons interested in tho Montgomery laud intended for tobacco not broken up yet the drouth having interfered Fair and Trotting Association at the Commercial Club rooms next Satur Â¬ with tho work day evening June 13 at 3 oclock kit Messrs J T Magowon J B Gate- - Every farmer in the county should be aoou and P McNamava attended the present and take some stock in this Tuatonni raqrs the past week and were company for every one who owns a ino GranuyStand at tho timo Fri horse or raises a colt will bo benefited days cyclone struck the track They greatly by having a first class track at say tho scene that followed for tho tliis place next few minutes beggars description Silver and plated ware at Jones Fortunately no lives wcro lost 43 2t yJudgo John E Cooper Judgo B F been accidentally It 1ay Col Thomas Turner and Col Z that lias most delicate lines discovered the of leaves iJ Young of this city and Judgo J C grass insects and other objects may LykiiiB of Campton and Floyd Day bo impressed on tho surfaco of the of Clay City left yesterday for the Monifeo Circuit Court Several im- Â¬ hardest iron by tho forco generated portant cases wril bo tried during this by powerful explosives and it is said that the discovery promises to super Â¬ term sede tho old processes of engraving Mr Sam Clay of Lexington has Courier Journal t bijbught suit against Wm Tarr T J 13 2t Solid silver waro at Jones ifccGibbcn and J M Thomas for 10- o i jxxj saiu to uo mo amount oi commis- - Jack Tliarp tho barber employs ion duo him under a contract in case nono but tho best hands keeps tho should effect lie sale of their con- - cleanest neatest shop and will do Vfng interest in the K U R R work for you in tho best style Givo claims to have done hence tho him a call at tho National Hotel Dr Harrison of Missouri and Mrs Jilson Harrison and daughter Miss Ellen of New Orleaus wcro visiting Mrs Mary Hannah last week Judge M M Cassidy A J Cassidy and Tlios 1 Cassidy aud wife of Mt Sterling were here Saturday Flominghburg Timcs Democrat rr I f H Frenchburg was represented in our city tho past week by tho following Hon J M Oliver J N gentlemen Fmby and C D Swimm They were down on business Rev W J Johnson of Williams Â¬ burg preached at tho Baptist church on Sunday and gave a lecturo last night on Baptist Missions of tho Mountains of Kentucky Hon Johu Botts of Shelby a Far- Â¬ mers Alliance man received tlio nom- Â¬ ination to roprcsent Shelby county in Mr Botts is a the next Legislature nephew of Judgo B Peters and closely rclatod to tho Botts family of this city In accordance with a call upcii the Edward O Gtujrrant son of Dr It public at large fo meet at lie Com P and Mrs Anhld Guerrant died at mercial Club Rooms on Friday aAcr tho home of his parents in this city on nooii last at 3 oclock about ono hun Â¬ Saturday aAomoon MayGtb of or Â¬ dred of tho representative business ganic heart trouble Hjefliad been a men farmers and stock raisers of the sufferer for several vcarafKHaiwas con- county assembled to talk over tho ad lined to his bed for tlifflis ir weeks visability of giving Montgomery oi it inc no was i n Boylo ma county a first class track for the devel Â¬ county Aug 22nd 1881anjils- not opment of stock and a number one quito ton years old A br1ghjproni fair ground in which to hold annual isiug boy ids parents worobuicling trotting meetings and fairs high hopes on his future till hisjjTfatal Tho feasibility of such an under Â¬ trouble 6o severely dcvelopedut taking has been proven by tho fact their sorrow is none the less keen that before this tho first public meet though for omotimo they havo real ing over plouuu ol tho nccesssry ized the fact that they mijrht havoik 50000 had been raised the ground to face Dr and Mrs Guerrant hao surveyed for a kite shaped ono mile heretofore been called upon to lay track by an expert who guaranteed away three children two sons and a j that a faster track could be made on daughter and now a fourth is taken the grounds selected than any track in from them Just half of their littlo the State and with these encoui aging flock have gone over the river to await M facta in mind Mr Laughlin their coming Tho hearts of a wide called tho meeting to order circle of friends beat in keenest sympa Â¬ Mr George E Coleman was elected thy witli theirs in this hour of their to the chair and Chas M Grubbs severe trial The body was taken to was elected secretary of the meeting Danville ycstoiday morning by tho After a short address by tho Chair Â¬ early train for burial there man tho secretary was requested to GitAshY LicicLonar No 283 read tho experts report and the Wheras Almighty God lias in nts names of subscribers and the amount subscribed which showed such encour- Â¬ inscrutable wisdom permitted our aging prospoct as to cause tho volun- Â¬ dear Bro Dr C L Mason to bo re- Â¬ tary subscription of about sixty shares moved from among tho living and as of now stock making a total of near wo humbly trust transplanted into the 17000 of the required 50000 sub- Â¬ celestial lodgo above therefore bo it resolved that in his death wc tho scribed After a general discussion of bene- Â¬ I 0 0 F have suffered a sovcro loss Mm rotiitnniiilv n mnn of eiov fits to be derived in which every one Ins pro78JuanaSwfull of took an active part upon motion tho worth following named gentlemen wcro ap- Â¬ promise and his family a dutiful 6on pointed to solicit subscriptions of stock i kiud and attcntivo Brother 2 Resolved that wo tender his fam- in neighborhoods to which they were ilv our most profound sympathy in assigned G A Whitney and Joel Feslor this their most diro distress and com mend them to tho Lord of all who do Lexington and Fayette county cth all things well Albert Thompson Owingsville Resolved that the members of J D Cockrcll and John T Wood- Â¬ 3 lodge wear the usual badge of ford Paris North Middlctown and this mourning for thirty days that a copy Bourbon county W E Bjan andW II Bush Win- Â¬ of these resolutions bo spread on the minutes of this lodgo and a copy be chester 6cnt to tho Mt SrnitiiNc Arvocath Dr II C Kchoe Harrison and and Sentinel Democrat witli request Nicholas counties that they publish the same and send a J M Stephens Sharpsburg copy to the deceased Brothers family M T Woinack West Liberty and J A Shirley Morgan county Committee W II Ramscy W O Mize Ua7cl Green and Wolf J R Kcllar county Dono by action of tho Lodge at Upon motion a resolution was passed Grassy Lick Ky June 2nd 1S91 to appoint two men for each of tho following precincts to solicit subscrip Â¬ Fresh and cured meats at Gay Set Â¬ 43 2t tions Co tles R Bright and T W Priest Mt II For Salo Sterling Al Peters and Win Scobec Levco On Saturday JtniflX3Jft jiV wftV W T Fitzpatrick and RobcrtlGatc very clcshlc home on Howard Ave- - T I 0cn Jfc M i 1 M M wood On Tuesday uvening the closing Howards Mill ex- Â¬ 1 11 S i Tho Montgomery county F and L LT will meet in tho city of Mt Ster Â¬ ling on tho 2nd Saturday in July next at 9 oclock business of importance to attend to albo officers for tho next 12 At Mfjttli3 to elect and install Sub 4 Unions iDTtJio countyend 3 delegates each to roprcsont them witli dues to the State for term beginning July 1st 1881 fT J - CB Duff CS J3T io wind storm of Tucdaylast was iJK structlvo to sliado trees etc in and At the time tho around this city storm came up tho friends had gath Â¬ ered at tho nicthodist church to attend tho Amoral services of Mr H F Sam- Â¬ uels whoso accidental death by falling under tho cars at Ashland wo noticed Tho oast wall of Iho last week AffSrncd Turner House was thrown wn with a crash almost causing a yic in tho chiurch order was re stored before muclrconfusiou ensued Wo have heard lately of some ladies of Paris being stopped on tho streets jmd hugged by a negro whoso idon- - 1 uu null xjui uuuu uauui lumuu hear ono Dave Johnson was arrested Saturday charged with tho offense and that tho authorities had to rc mtfvo him to Lexington to keep an outraged public from visiting on him ho deserved tho just punishment Bourbon laisos a fine quality of hemp and it seems a sliamo that some of her indignant citizens wore not allowed to test its strougth in this case IIY Tho Public bchool of this city closes another buccessful session this week tho Commencement exercises taking placo in tho Opera Houso on Mouday Irgnoxt Juno 15th at 8 p m liMduatcs are Misses balllo U V Carrie M Chiles Josio B Hi oallio Bruton Mamie urccne young Fannlo Lane Tueso Mies and their teachers oxtond a srdial invitation to all friends of tho school to bo prcsont on tins occasion Thcvjcmiest us to say no flowers We Vlpnoso their friends will do as tHBjf pieaso auout ouscrving uicir wislios in this direction JJ Mr and Mrs John 0 Hall started yesterday on a threo months trip through Eastern Kentucky Mr Hall will bo prepared to do first class Exchange Bank Stock For Salo work in tho photographic lino for the Young Hor303 Brokon to Saddlo pcoplo of Olivo hill for somo while Wo will sell 10 to CO shares of Ex Â¬ and Harness Mrs R R Templcmau spcut several change Bank stock in front of said days in tho city last week duriug Will teach colts to drive nncl rido at which sho attended tho closing exer Â¬ Bank in Mt Sterling Ky on Court day next June loth 1891 at 2 oclock very rcasonablo rates If work is not cises of Prof Fowlers Training Terms liberal p m sharp dono thoroughly no pay required School for Boys which school her son E S Cuxmnoiiam Have services of a most excellent Farris has been attending tho paBt 43 2t John G Winn colt gentler year W E Bean J B Hall of Mtv Sterling is tho Wo are in receipt of the following Maplo Hill Farm guest of his cousin Tom M Purnell invitation Mr and Mrs S F B Morso Mr A J Tliarp and Miss Efilo E and family Mrs Wm Nunnelly invito you to bo present Lano will bo quietly married at tho and two interesting little boys of Mt at tho marriage of their sister rcsidonco of tho brides father Jas Sterling aro guest of her uncle J G Mattic Withers Morse Lane on Maysvillo street tomorrow Allcn Millcrsburg Cor in Bour Â¬ to evening No cards Tho Advocati bon News William Patton Griffiths M D extends its congratulations to the con Â¬ Public Sale Wednesday evening Juno 17 tracting couple and in common with Eighteen Hundred and Ninety One their many friends wishes Uiem tho On tho premises at 2 oclock p m at eight oclock utmost success in their journey to- Â¬ Saturday rune 13 I will sell my Trinity P E Church gether property on Howard Avenue Any Covington Ky Vegetables of all kinds fresh and ono wanting a good home is invited to Miss Mattio is one of tho noblest nice at Gay Settles Co 43 2t call aud examine tho placo women we havo over known Chas Â¬ C W IlAllIlIS tened in tho school of sorrow at an Tickets for tho ontcrtainniontcan bo found at R C Lloyds City Drugstore Tho entertainment for tho benefit of early age her naturally warm heart Main street A six mouths share in tho Public Library will take place on became scnsititivcly alivo with tho tho Library will be given to tho hoy tho evening of tho 18th The library keenest sympathy In tho heaviest or girl selling tho largest number of is not a charity but ono of our best sorrow that ever camo to our life her tickets Tho city gives tho room loving ministrations yot appear to us institutions so that it shall bo frco to tho commu as a briirht rift in tho black cloud of Public Salo nity to use as a reading room Tho diro distress that settled down over In ordor to closo partnership weft oxpenscs of keeping it up is defrayed us No nobler truer tender heart will sell on Monday Juno 15th by tho shareholders who pay a yearly overheat within a womans breast County Court day a lot of harness contribution of threo dollars If thero and tho gentleman who has won her buggy rugs whips bridles howo wcro a largo number of these there will secure as true a helpmeet as overÂ¬ life As might bo exblankctSjotc etc Salo at Lockridgo would bo money enough to keep up blest a mans a woman of her good pected from Thoso Thompsons indobted to the stock of magazines and from timo senso and keen insight into human Cockroll or to Cockrcll Bush to time to add now books Tho Li Â¬ nature tho man sho has chosen is in Miss Co aro notified thattliey must como brary Association is out of debt but every way worthy of her Mattios host of friends in this section forward and sottlo their accounts at there is no money in tho treasury and wish her a world of happiness in her CoCKllEtiL OncO Co it is very important to havo now books new relation and more periodicals It has been the Wo hear from Sharpsburg that an custom sinco the library was first or For Salo unfortunate shooting affray occurred ganized to givo an entertainment of near that placo on Sunday evening somo kiud onco a year Thoso cutcr I will soil at public sale on Satur Â¬ Tho reports wo havo hoard aro so talnmcnts havo been gotten up and day Juno 13 my rcsidonco on How Â¬ conflicting that wo aro in pqsscsdon managed by somo of our public spirit- Â¬ ard Avenue Tho lot has a fronlago of 9 of no rcliablo information in regard to ed women who havo never failed to of 75 foot on it a dwelling doublo rooms besides halls voranda Tho mako thorn a success to tho aflair savo that R L Thomp Â¬ fruit and for tho cvoning will bo a porches etc 2 good cistcniR very com son recoived a severe Hiough not outbuildings In short a Thoro will bo Fauoy Dress Party dangorous gunshot wound at tho hand tlnMothQr Gooso Lancers sung and plcto home Also at tho same timo 2 building lots of 55 feet front each on of Jas Ilickey clotf d by tho children in character tho samo street and adjoining tho will follow tho tforman V Silver ud plated ware ut Jones ladies and jjcntlemoii of Mt abovo named property C W HAnms 43 2t ISfcI ng ami vicinity -- ercises of Prof Fowlers Training School for Boys was held at the Sciithern Presbyterian Church The exercises were of that high order of merit that might be expected from so progressive a teacher as Major Fowler Tho exercises opened witli an essay from each of threo young gentlemen who had been selected by their fellow pupils to represent them Andrew Gibbons opened the exercises a ith a well prepared essay the subject of which was Amusements followed by Farris Tcinplcman with Butterflies and Iloucy Bees Willie Strossman came next with a paper that would havo done credit to one whose years wcro many more than lie had number- Â¬ ed tho subject of which was Buried Judge French in an enter- Â¬ Cities taining talk which ho would not dig- Â¬ nify by the name of a speech followed presenting tho gold medal for tho best drilled bov and a handsome pair of clubs to the best handler of them Eddie Gay recoiving tho medal and Willie Strossman the Clubs The ex- Â¬ ercises closed with an address by Major Fowler on Tho Boy that was full of good things well said One may not agreo witli Maj Fow Â¬ ler in every position ho took and lie asked only a thoughtful consideration of what lie had to say though somo might bo inclined to take issue witli him on somo of tho things ho said yot all must acknowledge tho address to have been an able and a timely one and one that was calculated to do much good In the way of awakening an added interest in educational mat- Â¬ ters Tho cxccrciso was tho admira Â¬ ble closing of a very successful year Tho prospects for his next years school arc very bright indeed aud we can wish him nothing better than that his school may meet witli tho success it merits English Anderson aud Clarence Judy Sidcview J C B Gillespio andT B Stith Aarons Run II C Parrish and John Wyatt Camargo Howard Anderson andfA M Bed- Â¬ ford Jcficrsonvillc Such of tho above named gentle men who were present signified their willingness and desire to act in the ca- Â¬ pacity of solicitors and pledged them- Â¬ selves to faithfully canvass the districts assigned them and to report their suc- Â¬ cess at a meeting to be held at the Commercial Club rooms on next Sat Â¬ urday afternoon at 3 oclock It is to be hoped that success will crown their efforts and that tho con- Â¬ summation of this plan which will add so materially to tho welfare of the cntiro county will bo assured by the reports the above named gentlemen will mako on next Saturday after noon Let everyone attend put their shoulders to tho wheel and insure a rousing big fair for Montgomery county during the fust week of next October keep always on hand the choicest fresh meats C UMicc streets of the city C W IfARIHB Do you steak pork 43 2t J want a nice tender piece of roast mutton lamb veal or If so call on Gay Settles Co ti mirp tv Will practice in tlio couiu of Haiti and rounding countic Mini p Attuiui-at-- Btli 1 Jm BEAUTY will mako tho fcason 1S91 at tho stable of James Cro near Preston in Bath county at 10 to Insure a Living Colt Money due an hen colt comes or marc is parted with BEAUTY is a dark chestnut full 10 Sired bauds elegant stylo and finish by Magic 2 3 l the sire of Post Boy 2 23 Clemmie G 2 15 Mystery 2 25 Keno 2 23A and others that can beat 2J0 First dam by Bentons Dio Â¬ medu 2d dam by Cripple son of Modoc 3d dam by a son of Tiger Whip ho by Blackburns Whip a son of Imp Whip H r l F Keesco Co GillespieBt Fogg Tho races for Councilman in the several wards aro warming up Denton a Give Sharp Trimblo call if you want special bargains in hats gents furnishing goods or clolh ing We aro authorized to announco Mr Adam Baum as a councilman in tho first ward T II Carter the tinner can bo found at his house on High street when you want any work dono A great many voters failed to reg Â¬ ister Consequently they will not be allowed to voto in the coming City QUICK MEAL GAS COOKING STOVE Neat Clean Econ o m cfsSi S at sfacto ryl Mc ii e r m I tAKD- - I M All Sizes and 1ilccs at the Offices of tho 1 GKAS COMPANY Carter has his tin election 30 Cra shop at his residence oh High Rev II L Nave roturncd Saturday street till he can rebuild his evening from his lengthy attendance store on East Main street at tho meeting of tho General Assem Presbyterian church at Do He is prepared to do all work bly of tho troit Michigan in his line such as Roofing Wo have just laid in a fresh and Doputy ihoriff Allio Ratlifl assisted Guttering etc etc For first complcto stock of by Wm Cockrcll starts to day for class work give him a call he Frankfort escorting Gcorgo Stephens RfinRRRV never fails to give satisfaction George Darnell John Scott and Char- HA1TT UllUUUllillUl XXL1U1JJX to his customers 44 tf les Turner the first named whito and Everything a family roods always T IT Plumbing and Gas Fitting dono by a thoroughly competent workman Ill Grocer Â¬ Countrycurcd moats at 44 2t Prices as low as tho lowcs tho rest colored to tho pen Each goes on hand 5 years Your nuncy will get tho goods for prod-a- mmo rm to rt i All kinds of Nicost and freshest lino of groceries I willscll at public sale Saturday and canned goods in town at Gay Sot 43 2t Juno 13 a very dcsirablo home situ tics Ss Co atedjjon Howard avenue ono of tho Voto for Adam Baum for Council Â¬ bought for whicl- the highest ma most dcsirablo residence streots of Mt Ho is tho prico will bo paid Givo us a qi man of tho First Ward C W ILutws Sterling largest proporty holdor in tho city and J D GarretJ Headquarters or all tablo supplies lio will naturally take a deep interest Queen St opposite Launj cpuccrus the citys welfare 13 2t in all atGay SottloftV0- Gay Skttlks Co Country Produce tht J 6 The Press Convention has been in ssion at Paducah this week ANOTHER The Harrogate Inn at Harrogate Shining Mark U G- f 2otU Lore Tvnn burned on Wednesday with a Very Ioor Alu orally Take They had been discussing tho death loss of 25000 of a prominent member of tho bar and Prof McIIcnry Bhoades of Hart Â¬ the lawyer remarked with a sigh Death loves a shining mark1 ford Ohio county has been eleeed Well retorted the doctor Superintendent of tho Frankfort city Nonsense Thero is about as much truth in that schools eaying as in Death is no respecter of John Morris a prominent young poisons history and youll And farmer of Christian county was gored Study your that If Death loves a shining mark ho totloathbya Jcioy bull ho was hand Â¬ is ono of tlio worst marksmen In tho ling Tuesday last world Look up statistics and youll Lightning exploded a German dy Â¬ find that ho gives tho rich overy favor Theres Gladstono Bismarck and namite factory at Chlcrbusch near Blaine What a trio to ahoot at if ho Solingen Wednesday killing several had any confidence in his marksman persons and wounding many others PflOVERB EXPLODED I THE MT STEKXJHO ADVOCATE NEWS OF THE WEEK TUESDAY JUKE ti k 1801 WWWWIW THE ADVOCATE of taw Company fI E 4 vn 10W gaaaiqgiP or ad ivje- OP THE SIdoviow Alliance Building and Im provement the WORLDS FASHIONS Under ONE ROOF Hiraoco Co a TtVjf - n o j m if V x Bo it known to all men that tho un dersigned L B Grceu G M IlouorU With X1 THE PEOPLE i ucn 1 JBII 4 chip X All thrco havo boon slilnlng marks for years and ho has never oven winged them And whats tho matter with Von Moltko Pope Loo and Queen Theyre all old but death Victoria has liardly touched them And Han nibal llamlinl As hale and hearty as n man of his years can be If you stop and think a moment you can add a scoro of names to thoso I havo given Then go into history IIow about And George William II of Germany Washington And Dr Johnson And Ben Pranklin And Darwjn True death got them in tho end as ho gets all but if ho loves a shining mark he must havo wasted an awful lot of am munition Ho must havo missed Bancroft a number of times Tho saying is an absurd ono every way you look at it Tho shining marks havo generally lived long because tho avorago mortal has to livo long to bo Fully nine Lcouio n shining mark inilis of tho shining mark VftYvo lived to a gootM tigo and death nover hit tho majority of them until they were ready to drop from feebleness Of courso ho occasionally hits a shining mark but you will generally find that ho had his man wounded before ho becamo such a shining mark Tho lato Emperor Frederick of Ger many was lilt boforo ho became era- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Senators Campbell and Allen en Â¬ gaged in a flat fight in tho Illinois Senate Chamber Both tho bad boys had to say they were sorry for thoir uusecmly conduct The Schufeldt distillery for an at- Â¬ tempt to blowup which Whisky Trust Secretary Gibson is under indictment at Chicago was damaged by fire to tho extent of 100000 Wednesday The Census Bureau statistics on to- Â¬ bacco show that thero aro G1G11 plant- Â¬ ers iu Kentucky cultivating 274587 acres The total product last year was 221880 303 pounds valued at 13335 297 Some 25000 or 30000 persons wit Â¬ nessed the unveiling of tho monument to the memory of tho Confederate dead at Jackson Miss on Wednesday Senator E C Walthall was the orator of the day The property of the New York Dis Â¬ patch Publication Company is in the hands of the Sheriff under executions 14175 Tho company aggregating published several papers and periodi- Â¬ cals including Drakes Magazine A magnificent monument erected to the memory of Gen U S Graut was unveiled at Galena 111 on Tuesday Chauncy M Depew delivered a splen- Â¬ did oration to a vast audience The Treasury Department Wednes Â¬ day directed tho return of threo pau per immigrants to their respective countries at tho expense of tho steam Â¬ ship companies which brought them here Â¬ Â¬ And tho other Death is no respecter of persons Just look it up Measles aro ten times as fatal among tho poor as among tho rich typhoid fever twice as fatal scarlet fever three times pneumonia twico and so on to tho end of tho list Convulsions aro nearly thirteen times as fatal to tho babies of tho poor By tho way how old was your friend ChiAbout seventy six I think cago Tribune Â¬ Â¬ uo numerals on a Watch Face Did you over try to call off tho nu m Â¬ merals on tho faco of your watch without looking at it If not you will bo surprised to learn how difficult it is to do it correctly Tlif ffrin Tilrrllt n rmnfliimnn muTn jJtliaJoJktition of ft modest wager modo by a friend atteuipteasjno feat Tins Â¬ First ho Bald thcrois ono IVjCo two ii iwo mreo 111 uiruu iv lour V fivo VI six VII seven VIII eight IX nino X ton XI cloven and XII twelve There whats tho matter with that Notliing was tho rejoinder except that you aro not only wrong but very far from being right Look at your watch and satisfy yourself OiA canio tho timepiece Well I declare ho exclaimed that is a revelation to me Why I thought thero were only Roman numerals to indicate tho hours and tho fact that thero wcro second hands on tho faco nover entered my head that littlo dial of courso wiping out tho VI which I thought was thero Yes I lost tho Now York Herald money Bquarely Â¬ Â¬ Tho Itata has surrendered to Acting Admiral McCauu at Iquique and turned over 5000 rifles that she had on board The Insurgent Govern- Â¬ ment claims that these arms were not embarked at San Diego but many miles from that port upon the high Thc Itata communicated with insurgent cruiser Esmeralda off Acapulco but transferred nothing to her The insurgent authorities so soon as the manner ofthcltatas de Â¬ parture from San Diego was learned communicated their intention to this government to surrender her and her contraband cargo peaceably when she arrived in Chilian waters Orders were then issued for the Charleston to suspend tho chase but failed to icacli that vessel as 6he had already left Acapulco where the dispatch was sent The Itata will bo sent back to San Diego under escort to answer tho charge- of violating tho neutrality laws Courier Journal highly polished Bach operator has a nook to herself furnished with a cushioned easy chair a couplo of tiny tables and a stool A tall screen on ono sido and a silk our tauVoffYlL other prevents other cus tomers lookjbg in To keep tho nails hi ulco cdnditioBit Is necessary to visit a manicuro onoo a fortnight Pooplo with lota of money aro manicured every week Miss Man tallnis London Letter Womens Hands No8t Bulldlnff Fishes A pretty woman rarely lias u pretty hand I got that interesting fact from Tho Bitshki is a Russian lish which ono of tho manicures American womens hands aro always white sho said lives iu the Black Sea When tho Nearly hatching season approaches it 6ceks though not always shapely all English women havo red or mottled tho shovo aud builds thero a nest for hands Nails that havo no half moons its young Both lather and mother aro a sign of bad circulation Truo unite in gathering seaweeds and de Â¬ fltta find regular employment for four posit thorn in small hole on tho shore manicures They aro among tho clov erest operators in London Tho young There tho mother lays her eggs and woman who waited on mo tho other watches over them liko a careful hen day salu sho could easily manicuro until they aro hatched twclvo pairs or bands a day Ono opTho stickleback not only builds a eration usually takes half an hour nest for Its young but defends it from Gentlemen keep their hands and nails attack with great zeal and ferocity in better condition than ladies alio said But they dont admire tho pointed Oits viiatiu alist says that ho took a stylo and thoy dont like their nails malo sticklebstrfcjrom tho water and Â¬ Â¬ havo associated themselves together as incorporators and for themselves their associates and successors havo formed a corpO ration undor Chapter CG of tho Gcii oral Statutes of Kentucky which cor noratiou shall bo known as tho Side- view Allianco Building and Improve ment Company and by that name shall havo perpolual succession may euo and bo sued may havo a com mon seal and alter tho samo at ploas- uro may mako contracts and transfer of property possessing tho same pow ers iu such respects as private hull viduals now enjoy may establish by laws and mako all rules and rcgula tious deemed expedient for tho man agement of tho affairs of said corpo ration not inconsistent with constitu tiou aud laws of this Stato or tho United States Ant 2 The said corporations prin cipal placo of business shall bo at Side view Ky Airr 3 Tho general nature- of tho business of tho corporation shall bo the buying aud selling of real estate contracting and building Att 4 The amount of capital stock of said eorpoiation authorized is 25 Twcuty ffvo Thousand Dollars 000 divided into shares of One Hun Â¬ dred Doliars 100 each which shall be paid for in cash at such times as tho Beard of Directors may lequire but the said amount may be increased to Fifty Thousand Dollars 50000 by a majority of all tho stock issued Airr 5 Said corporation may com- Â¬ mence business when Threo Thous- Â¬ and Dollars 3000 of the prescribed stock has been subscribed Airr 0 The buniuess of said corporation shall be managed by a Board of Directors composed of not less than live 5 stockholders of whom a majority shall constitute a quorum in tho absence of a by law to that effect Said Directors shall be elected annu- Â¬ ally on the first Saturday in January Provided however that tho incorpo rators named in Section 1 shall servo as such Boaid until their successor aro elected and enter upon the dis charge of their duties Akt 7 The highest amount of in Â¬ debtedness or liability to which said corporation may at any time subject itself shall not exceed tho actual amount of capital paid iu Akt 8 Tho shares of stock of said corporation shall be transferable only on tho books of the Company but a written assignment on the back of tho certificate by the owner shall be bind Â¬ ing as between individuals Ait 9 The private property of stock holders shall be exempt from all liabilities for corporate debts Art 10 Tho Board of Directors shall elect from its members a Presi Â¬ dent a Vice President a Secretary aud Treasurer and may employ such agents and assistants as may bo neces- Â¬ sary to conduct tho business of said Company Akt 11 Deeds of conveyance and transfers of said corporation of stock shall bo executed by tho President and in his absenco by tho Vice President Akt 12 Said corporation shall be Â¬ gin business oud the 20th day of No- Â¬ vember 1890 and terminate iu twenty fivo years Â¬ Judson McDanicl V1 o MI x iWu v Ur v-- m L Kill III IIW i VitJ1 W INEW YORK Ston Bio tJ mJ CD fh kM J l t Fourth - Jefferson Streets Louisville Kentucky THE CD wr Misses and Childrenss Roady Mado Dresses In all materials beautifully and artistically made from 195 to 25 each Misses JACKETS i t Dry OUTSIDE of NEW YORK- M 0 PV J isiiia rn I l I IV - r T 0 J as Ttm IIIIIIML- Our Imuortod Dress Goods Department Is loaded to tho guards with all tho atest Novelties and Wash Fabrics of m jdJl Childkens REEFERS AND No man woman or child vlsitiug Louisvillo can afford to leavo without going through it An aero of selling space Limitless counter room and au army of sales people ROUJt OWN ri IMPORTATIOJ 1 BLAZERS An immenso aggregation of styles to select from ranging in prico from 175 to 20 each OTHER DEPARTMENTS LINENS WHITE GOODS I No such assortment shown OUIHHIU RofNowYoik Send for samples or when In the city call and see them U Laces - Gloves Fans mmfii MUSLIN Weil SknT 9 -- l 3 r Parasols Ribbons Hosiery Corsets Dress Trimmings Toilet Articles Gents 9 en A o 3UNDERWEAR UPHOLSTERY DOMESTICS llll s O NOTIONS Shoos Loatlior Goods- - If 11 -- DRESSMAKING DEPT OUR MODISTES Mad E Dougherty Mad E M Picice Miss M Collins And thrco hundred experienced hands working early and lato fashion- Â¬ ing our beautiful goods into drosses which aro the very embodiment of style Fnrnisbings J And tho grandest Carpet Department in this country Over 5000 rolls of carpets of all kinds in all tho latest designs at great bargain prices LADIES REFFERS BLAZERS An elegant variety to select from Thousands of them all exclusive styles to be scon no plnceclso Scarcely tw alike at attractive low prices When in tho city your inspection is cordlallj invited 4 Bjr j y - gsaagayg grand assortment of gotfus and get estimates when in tho cityJ ZfLA UOTStuS I Sharpes New York Store LUW in Art 4 the words of ono hundred dollars 100 thereby making said Art A read as follows The amount of capital 6tock of said corporation authoiied is twenty five thousaud dollars divided into shares of fivo dollars each which shall be paid for in cash at such times as tho Board of Directors may require but the said amount may bo increased to fifty thousand dollars by a majority vote also by of all tho stock issued striking out in Art 5 tho words and inserting in three thousand thereby its place fivo hundred making said Art 5 read as follows Said corporation may commenco business when five hundred dollars of tho prescribed has been subscribed In testimony whereof witness said B F Marks hand and tho day and B F Maiik date lllllio Ppippq State of Kentucky I G the how Now is the exact time to make your purchases You can save money largely by trading at this house -- GRAND SUCC Rare and Attractive Bargains all over CW Blacksmithinq DnCtiJJ Their Spring Bargain Sale Hwaati I lie 1 hfl IuaM flcluiA - si -- j Montgomery County J Sst tho porcelain body of tho insulator filled with an insulating fluid which neither freezes nor evaporates and will not support tho slightest film or dust Other recommendations claimed for it aro that It does not creep liko parafQno or other minora oils and lasts threo or four years oven In tho hottest and driest climate A clean and highly in sulating fluid surface is thus Interposed between tho lino and tho earth and tho Insulators aro found to bo especially ef ficient In rainy weather Tho insula tion fluid Is prepared in London under ra Secret process Now York Telegram Â¬ H A typo of Insulator hitherto littlo known Is coming Into use A recess hi lluid Insulators Is Â¬ WE3 lid I thank you Hla GrandjBother Char lea your air reminds mo of tho nnUeOMu 1 IWpuuiiug ui nu juuw TJJa XWO jFrnmBtOOMOya iuueuu iiuuuu braiel Who would havo thought addiotM to that abomlnabM Time Chance Chaxlio Sly to hla grandmother who lias a good deal moro than her bones to leaye Wont you do mo tho honor in take a pinch of snuff grandma placed him with others in a collecting bottle Then ho wont on observing the nest which tho prisoner had been guarding Suddenly a large crowd of hungry sticklebacks assembled about it and began an attack evidently with the purpose of devouring tho young with iu The conscience stricken naturalist at once dropped his prisoner among them and as soon as tho wronged householder could collect his scattered wits he rushed at tho invaders at tacked them fiercely and soou was again iu possession of his nest which he at once set about mending with bits of weed and twigs A Chinese fish constructs a nest not of gras or seaweed but of frothy ee crctious The malo prepares bubbles In the air by sucking them in and strengthening them with mucous mat ter from his mniitli Thou ho bring them into tho water aud oxpcls them construct a nest Tho femalo outers this cavity and lays her eggs there The eggs 6iuk to tho bottom of tho water aud the malo is then obliged to raiso them into tho nest Ho appors to bo uuablo to carry thorn iu his mouth so ho swallows a largo supply of air descends boncath tho eggs aud vio- Â¬ lently expels the air accumulated This air finely divided bv the fringes of tho trills escapes in the form of two Jots of gaseous powder which envelop tho eggs and raise tucm to tho stir- face A Whitney Clerk of tho Jud McDaxiel Montgomery County Court certify G M ItODERTS that tho foregoing amendment to L B Greene articles of incorporation of the Side view Allianco Building and ImproveState of Kentucky ment Comuany was on tho 28th day montoomeky county j s8t of April 1891 produced tome in my I G A Whitney Clerk of office and acknowledged beforo mo the Montgomery County Court certifiy by B F Mark party thereto to be his that tho foregoing instrument was act aud deed all of which and this produced to mo on tho 1st day of De- Â¬ certificate aro duly recorded in mj cember in my office and acknowl- Â¬ office edged before mo by Jud McDanicl G Witness my hand this May 7 1891 B Roberts and L B Green to bo their G A Whitney Clk act and deed aud the 6amo was lodged By W B OConnell D C to bo aud is with this certificate duly recorded in my office Castoria Witness mv hand this Dec 3d 1890 Children Cry for Pitchers G A Whitney Clk A Child Killed Â¬ Masonic Temple Fire Insurance Carpenter If You A BLACKSMITHING I am prepared to do all kinds General Repairing OF Want Vvvi vgfefffli r HORSESHOEING A SFECIALTT 9 I havo reduced my prices to meet 1 for all hard times Only 51 EST COJUAXV jrW when they can relievo tho child of its around shooing and 10 per cent off IND STORM JllREIGHTNING or peculiar troubles by using Dr Ackers for cash contains no opium Special Attention to Steel AVhorcas at a meeting of the 011- - Baby Soother It Talk To or morphine Sold by T G Julian cers and Board of Directors of Tlio in your wwid wuik I am Bring druggist Im- Sidoviow Allianco Building prepared to do anything iu this line iu first class style All work fully provement Company held at Sido- Â¬ Children Cry fcr Pitchers Castoria guaranteed viow Montgomery county Ky on Office Traders Doposlt Bank tho 25th day of April 1891 a majority That Terrible Cough of tho oMccrs aud Directors being III tho morning hurried or difficult Thanking my ciistoiueio for past a present it was ordered that tho char favors I breathing raising phlegm tightness patronngosolicit continuation of their N tor of said Company bo amended so in tho cho it quickened pulse chlllncss J W BARBEE as to chango tho par value of tho in tho ovcnlng or sweats at night all Shop opposito Badger So Cos mill shares of stock from 100 to 5 and to or urn of theso aro tho first stages of 22 f 6aid corporation to begin busi Â¬ allow consumption Dr Ackers English ness when Fivo Hundred Dollars Cough Remedy will euro these fearful 500 of tho prescribed stock shall symptom and is sold under a positive havo been taken and whereas at said Tho greatest sou of Kentucky Prince guarauteo by T G Julian meeting atoresaid B F Mark was authorized and empowered to havo nay iqrMtiiinamiisiiri uy t uaump iini fly sired by Kentucky Ihlnco Veterinary Surgeon said charter so umonded now there Â¬ Diimllnir MLrrllliidiiniuLhaiottaCutliniunaiMkMvLiiiiiun221kttr WiillMTUUtliviliootllulien Wclluiflton S 20 W 11lUit Iiiy 2 2Ri niiIliMnV fore know all men that said Tho uMNalluiinl mnv In Mr lobl btiblo and bcllcvul lo bu tbu fnetcit 4 ti M In thu cumiinT iTi Sidoviow Allianco Building and Im Â¬ Vhn Baby nu Ick wo gavo hor Castorf LS tun Iiorsd tlint linsclied iuq rico lioiiids wit rcnoiiU IikiIcv t in i jmh ii i provement Company this Apiil 28 When sho y as a Child sho pried fur Cnstorla rilarlilrnitiii tillrnin mill uhron uiilAnilll Inill Mnit j iiiiv9n iiiituuju un uh gel lifl OFFICE vo vvr When sho becama MIsa stio clung to Castoria 1891 by and through said B FMark Service Fee 60 to Insure or 40 foi tlio Seasons o LaJ Children bho gavo Uioin Castoria When amends its charter which 18 duly re Â¬ LockrldLo Thomnsons mulo i corded in County Clorks office of North Middlctowu Ky Montgomery coyjty by striking out Mt Sterllnff Ky f Amkndmkntto AltTICLKS of Incoppo opiates givcu in tho form of Soothing kation ok The Sidevikw Alli Syrup Why mothers give their chil IMIHOVE ance BUIMIINU dren such deadly poisnn is surprising Another child killed by tho U60 ol Blacksmlthing Good 4JV0E m ten fort HOFFMAN -- WELLINCTON 2716 -- AJ 1 I I Claude yL nomasv r - w -- Ms r sf A SiftirfJfuAn T i iiMtMy Lw - Ji A v THE MT STEKLItfa ADVOCATE TUESDAY JUKE 2 1891 w limmik Loan T F ROGERS h -- 4 I s T that tho South It Black stallion 16 hands high foaled 1885 American Governments adopt so V Tti MratOrenRdler of France Bryant Lexington Ky Bred by Dr Ilerr readily the decimal system of reckon- Â¬ Standard and Eegistorod 105 62 Sired by Mambrino Iatclicn IS lit dam by Whip Clay 4121 second dainst b tlioroiwlilircd ing their currency but even with that Mnmbiino lntclieii SS full brother to lnil Tliorno ls Mrc of IT In 230 and dnm of Guy Wilkes Ontof tlicdnniof lteictltlon4-yr-olreconl219f Sired by Hanker 4144 Sire of Hcrmnda was educated La T6ur dAuvergtio Nannio iKjcinuoniaioi noun 2u AstralsiitSJtnronmiKcsziits clKht mom zi8i etc rcnva Dillnrd and help they are not without making dif- 3 18JJL Clcnra 2 18J lnnTlioninsa20lteinunii220j nnd thlrty Jtosa wiikeafrom 2 20K to2 80 220MisHankerTellci8yrold oldrecord 2 Si Hornpipe DillardWall fetivct First damMeLeod dam of lteietltlon 4 y car by John ifcoitl 2 sire of dams of Kric army which ho entered in for ho 13 Axtcll 8 212 hip Clny Olaf Mambiino Archie Molly Molloy etc tccond dam Ijidy Junes by Inness Olencoc grnnilslreof BCtcnly Kctcn 2 80 hnraei nmoiior them Allcrton lhlnl ficulties in making change Mr 4181 died when young sire of Will llciilmtn iil nnd Jlnttlo Clnydnm of Llllle C2 21J by Gnss- - dam by Oceoln paeei 1707 IIo served with distinction but Knight tolls how he paid fares on a lua Miuy J i 12 isidnni itcckyiimm oiiiugiiiiu laisircomixi unwuzzi Hanker 4244 bv Itsdkd llamhletonlnn 10 1st dam Tndv Hanker dam of Ivsander slro of 4 In tho 2 SO list by Itoes AlHinllah Chief 2d dam by Saltram 3d dam by Camutown Hanker as one refused offers of promotion saying railway in 0 CiifmhisM ClnyJrlroof Ournngo He Mho Clny2 23J with 14 tho Argentine Republic 1200dani8 ltlil0ln2 80 by Lnsslus M 2 2 Harry George M latclicn 22 has alsosiresslreo with in of tko best looking sons of lsdks Jlaniblctoninn nnd n horse of great natural speel having 14 1 Uaelio of that ho was only fit for tho command In Kentucky and had trotted in 2 23 without professional tialning He made to small season 80 I had found out that our united in 2lATCHKN CIAY ill make tho season of 1891 nt the stable of W tiny tuo miles south of no mares et lio sired out of 2 colts the great stallion Hennuda 2 20K Miss Hanker While t of a company of grenadiers I tornpipc Teller no OKI nil licing from to 6 ears fares amounted to seventy five dol- Â¬ Jfoith MlddlfUiun Kynt 16 to Insure a Maro In Foal Money duo w lien the fitct is dnm Amii7onin and wall street Mr WnlterS 27 8Olllcinils 2 old FmnkAliUallali l 2by iinmuiialso Alidalliih sii ed 27 Fonvstci SO Ho on a visit to a friend about tho year ascertained 01 maro bred to aiiotlicrhorbc slraltlic dams or Joklsmltli Maid Irene Suslo Paiker etc ltsdks Hammetonlnn lu uy Old lars gold so before presenting my Alxlallali clam by Imp Hellf oundei2d dam by Hishops Ilamblcton 3d dnm by Imp Messenger 1700 ho learned that a regiment of Hnmhlctonian sired licxtei Nettle nnd Sllothcn that lime trotted In 230or licttcr Itoes Abdnl self at tho ticket office I had calcula- Â¬ lah Chief by Old Abdullah dnm by Phillips son of Duioc id dnm by Deontur Itoes Abdallali Atislrians was pushing on to occupy ted Chief sired tho dam of Messenger Hume siivof llninc2 20 Piopero und 14 others in tho 2 30 list what this would bo bo in sols at John Klllnrd by Indian Chief dam Lady Jackson by Mack 2 d un by Cockspur Inness Glcncoa a nairow pass tho possession of which eighty two by Imi Ulcncoejdnmhy Ale llmichili2d dnm Miiry Iliiinrin by Itlchard hlngicton I counted tho proper STANDARD bo a great embarrassment to HANKItUlT Is a dappled brown IS hands 3 inches liighlienutiful finish nnd n colt of great acwould number and presented to tho ticket tion Owing to an accident caused by a fall on ho lie thrown out of training Tills pas3 was defended clerk nay stallion foaled in 18SS 81rcd by Forest Wilkes 2 24K dnm Old Ned dnm of Clcminlo O therefore hois placed in the stud and in nffei ingthe tiackIces tohad to tho French his wo think no horse in but to htm this calculation was 2 15K nnd 4 others in 2 iiO list Potest Wilkes by bourbon Wilkes site of 20 in 2 80 list or better he Kentucky Is surer to produce speed nt either the trot tenpacing tho public giving to putties who gait thus or bv a strong towor and a garrison of a serious matter not to be hurried by George Wilkes dnm by Alexanders Abdallnh sire of Goldsmith Maid 2 14 lie Mas 0110 of the breed to lilm a double chnncontgittingsiKed Hexidis this he is cei tain to sire colts of ilnish nnd greatest norues mm cer men nntmalstle suited to paik mid pleasure lid Ing HANKItUlT will mnke the season nt tho Fair thirty men HANNAH WILKiSdnmby Altn u ho died young with 2 in 2 80 by American Clny dnm by Grounds In Winchester Clntk count Ky at 4 0 to Insure a Maro In Foal money pay over So ho called mo iuto tho office is ascei able tho able DAuvorguo Immediately set off to keeping all tho other passengers wait Â¬ Mnmbriuo Chief 2d dnm by Aleniulcrs Abdallnh lhli khould mnke n great stock horse lia ing gl enu lien able factconditiontalliedthe A noteIspa foal at t cite months after date will lime to bo pa on mare in that warn the garrison of its danger On ing and said solemnly Come 6cnor built horse good boned big en ted fellow IS1 bands lilalu nnd will mnke the season of 1891 at the Gny at S20 arriving there ho found that tho men lot us calculate this at tho samo timo stnble of W M w lien two miles south ofisNorth MicldlctouiiKyelscw hire to Insure n Llvlnc colt comes maro pat ted with or bred Colt payable and fled leaving in had taken alarm producing a largo sheet of foolscap a Undertaking Furniture their haste a part of their guns and pen and a horn of powder ammunition bohind KUKKKA Is n dark chestnut Bixtccn hands high of great pow cr st to nnd action Ho is tho IIo was not So wo calculated in Kentucky Kurcka by oungs Morgan tio by liutlers Eureka by For a moment tho grenadier was in what ono would call a ready mathe- Â¬ llnest combined hoitoHawk Kutckasdnm byisllartlctts lioston ho by the great race horselieOld Long Island lllack lloston sire of l cxlngton ginnd dnra by Cannibal he byHIuckle John he by Sir Archie Moignns despair thon ho resolved to attempt matician Over and over ho attacked dam wus one of tho fliicst saddlo ninres in Kentucky hating tnken premiums nt Icxlmrton and the defense of tho pass alone IIo tho difficult problem irritated pcr- - other fairs The dam of liutlers Eureka was by Mnmbriuo Paymaster gi and dam by Cock of tho mock imnucr uioou w American eclipse loaded tho ploxcd mado his preparations KUKKKA has taken more maro or gelding in Kentucky 123 in all than impatient yet ever polite At including tho tlOO premiums atpremiums In 1877any horse best combined stallion 11111c or crcldlmr St Louis for tho v gunB and watched for tho enemy each attempt ho brought out a differ Muiiiiinu among iiieni r nus utcKuii ut setciai iuirs aw minutes unu tiotieu in z iiu Jic sired the lino show gelding Woodlakc that beat Lady Dejnrnct at Lexington and sold by if II Tho pass was steep and narrow and ent sum Uowland for 1500 lie also sold Woodlnwn by Eureka for 1100 afterward oflcrcd 12000 for him THE Lew is Ellis raised and sold20 of his colts nt an a crago of o cr 500 tho Austrians could enter only in I worked it for him but ho utterly This champion saddle nnd Harness stallion will mnke the season of 1891 nt the stablo of W M doublo illcs in doing which they would despised my result nt twonillcs south of Xoitli I had arrived at Gnywhen the fact is ascei talliedMiddle tow Kywith or 20 to Insure a Mare In Foal pajn mare parted ble bred clscn here bo fully exposed to tho fire from the too quickly wth too few figures I it -towor J H GAY North Middletown Ky could not bo right it was not such a It was near midnight when simple matter as all that At last dAuvorgue heard tho tramp of feet some new way of reckoning an in Â¬ AND entering tho defile IIo immediately spiration of genius Hashed across his Lorged two muskets iuto the dark- brain and after covering another ltcss as a warning that tho garrison sheet of paper with a row of five was prepared to resist barred gates with a lot of figures run Â¬ The following Stallions and Jack will make the present season at my sta Tho Austrian commander finding ning a steeplechase across them he bles six miles east of Winchester on tho ML Sterling pike that his plan of surprise had failed came to a conclusion postponed his attack and at sunrise TiTfnTniT np I Tho number of sols asked for was called on tho garrison to surrender less than that I had computed but he the Say to your commander insisted ho was right and would take that the no more brave grenadier replied THE FENCE QUESTION SOLVED I paid him and off he This noted harness and saddle horse will make the season of 1801 at the stables of Win M garrison will defend this pass to the rushed to repeat tho process with Claik on the Winchester nnd Mt Steillug turnpike near ML Zion Church atISOO To In- Â¬ ItODEltlCK is the sire of more coach and park horses than any sure A Llvlngr Colt By THE KITSELMAN WOVEN WIRE FENCE last extremity others who were bringing him the other horse in Kentucky Ho Is a beautiful bay 16 hands high and of line stylo and action He The officer with his flag of truco moneys of different provinces to puz was sired by Mambrino Le Grand he by Highland Chief he by Mambrino Chief First dam by Halcorn second dam by Downing Hay Messenger One of Old Rodericks colts sold for 1500 a carried back this messago and shortly zlo his addled brain few da s ago in West Virginia afterward a piece of artillery was When I was settled down in tho brought into tho pass Tho grenadier train ho flow back to me informed opened such a destructive Are upon me that he had just discoved a now HECTOR DENMARK Is n lieu bay with small star In face and flue mane and tail four ears tho gunners that it was soon aban- Â¬ and infallible way of calculating old IS hand 3 inches high mid cry blood llko appearance For st le aotlon gaits and as a horse has but few equals Hector Denmark was bred by 1 Dolan Fayette county Ky doned with a loss of five men which applied to my case showed Sired by Washington First dam by Halcorn Second dam by Jewell by Washington Dcnmaik ordered an The Austrian Colonel CO 3 that lowed him two sols Ho was al- Â¬ Third dam by Lookout by the Sprnkc horse by Washington Denmark Fourth dam by John 1111 assault As tho troops entered tho most right tliis time not quite and I lnrd Jr by John Dillnrd Washington by Cromwell he by Wnshlngton Denmark Ctoiuwclls first dnm by Old John Dillard second dam by Grey Eagle Washingtons first dam by Halcoru defile thoy were received with so ac- Â¬ paid him the additional demand Ex second dam by Crusader third dam by Cockspur HECTOIt DENMARK The 1icmiiim Saddle curate and rapid a fire that by the Stallion Hill make tho season of 1891 at 26 To Insure A Living Colt X time they had passed over half the From Japan to London In Twonty One Days distauco they had lost fifteen men KIT5ELMAH BROTHERS CO Thoy returned to tho mouth of tho de Sired by Ed Sutherland First dam Minnie by Willinms Hamlet second dam by Fourteen days is tho timo which niUOLVILUt IIIUIAMirVt re- Â¬ filo Three more assaults were ho by Hay Messenger ED SUTHERLAND by Ed Sutherland has been occupied in tho transporta- Â¬ KysdyktSHamblctoulnn First dam by Cnmpton heJr Messenger Dnroc he byiuEgbert ho by by with the 230 list Will make twenty different styles of woven wire pulsed in like manner tion of tho mails by tho steamship Will make tho season of 1891 at 1500 To Insure A Living Colt sent a sec- Â¬ At sunset tho Austrians Empress of India and rail between fencing Cheapest and best fencing at all Address ond summons to surrender Yokohama and Montreal and with A favorablo answer was his timo seven more for their carriage- to Lon- Â¬ RNFNfi HADDEN ho by by Sired returned Tho garrison would sur- don tho whole distance will bo trav- Â¬ dnraby by Itoutbon ho by Burr Oak second Young Bucna Vista ho he Lairs Itucna Vista First dam by Black Pilnce lllack Sam he by Perfection by Black Sam Sr Will render on the next morning if al- Â¬ ersed in twenty ono days Mtr Sterling Ky thus make the season of 1891 at to To Insure a Living Colt lowed to march out with their arms fulfilling tho promiso made some four Cft-- Money duo w lien colt conies or tho mare is parted with Cara taken to ptecnt acciand return to the army unmolested years ago by tho Canadian Pacific dents or escapes but not lcsponsible should any occur A lien v ill be ictaincd on each colt until Medical After some hesitation tho terms were Railway Company when it was seek- Â¬ tho season is pnid Grass furnished at 8J cents per day accepted ing a subsidy for the operation of a No Money Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment DAuvcrguo had accomplished Ids mail service Nor was tho perform- Â¬ object Tho twenty four hours which ance under consideration anything ho had gained had relieved tho French that can bo looked upon as exceptional of all embarrassment and tho carry- Â¬ On the contrary there is llttlo doubt ing of tho pass was now of little mo- Â¬ that while it can easily bo equaled in This splendid coach horse w ill make th sea son of lsai at our stables near Aarons ltuu at ment to the enemy the courso of tho ordinary service it 15 To Ixsuiie a Living Colt Tho next day at sunrise tho Austrian will frequently bo excelled The troops lined tho pass in two files and passago Money duo w hen colt comes or maro pai ted w ith of tho Empress of India was through them tho garrion was to longer than it would havo been had Shed by Ned Porrest Jr ho by Sims Ned Poi test nndhe by Alexundeis Kduiu Forrest 1st pa83 out Tho heavy door of the the weather been fino throughout the dam by Manihiino Chief 2d duin Virginia Whip Jd dam by Mr Arch 4th dam bj Old tower opened and a bronzed grcna- - voyage while tho stoppago at Victoria Iirown Pilot This homi has prm en himself one of the best sires of coach and road horses in Kast dler loaded down with muskets camo was for a longer timo than would be a cin Kentucky lie is tlioslicof the noted show horses Forest Stonewall and Montgomery Por tmt ana waiKcu uowu past mo iruujip necessary on an ordinary occasion e money in brought ct and his geldings hao any the Pastciu mniket than In astonishment tho Austrian colonel The timo occupied on the overland others we know of rode up to him and asked why tho journey is not likely to bo exceeded in garrison did not follow tho future while it is admitted that Also at the samo place we will stand two of said I am tho garrison colonel the best mule nudJciiHct Jacks anywhere in the should circumstances make it neces- Â¬ couutiy tho soldier proudly sary or desirable to do so it can even exclaimed tho colonel bo abridged What Every year wituesses Indigestion Dyspepsia Nausea do ou mean that you alono have somo advauco mado in reducing the Sour Stomach Sleeplessness AND hold that tower against mo Headache Nervous Pros- Â¬ timo occupied on the transatlantic Â¬ I havo had tho honor colonel was voyage and tho rivalry which will tration Neuralgia Palpitation of the Heart tho reply the honor of Franco was at spring up when the two now vessels Loss of Energy stako for which contracts havo boon let by At 10 To Insure Living Colts The colonel gazcu at mm a moment the Cunard Company are on the Weakness of Back Feelings ci Terms same as thoe for the horse Grass fur Languor and Lassitude Gen nished at reasonable intcs Cure taken to prc with admiration then said warmly route and which are expected to oral Debility La Grippe eut accidents but w ill uotbo UMponsiblo should I can ad Â¬ make the passago from laud to land in Grenadier I saluto you any occur Etc Etc it is in an enemy mire biavcry if fivo days will tend to steadily lower Mason Henry In uie for 23 years hy emlnont physician Sldovlcw Ky When tho circumstance came to tho tho average length of tho voyage and surgeons Iu tho United HUte and pro NIL nounced by them the knowledge of Nnpolcau ho offered to Wo may therefore consider that Lon- Â¬ it cures where all othersbest TOTry It extnnt fall and be but don is now brought within twenty- - convinced Atk your Drugultt for It promote tho bravo Freuchman The Trotting Bred Stallions dAuverguo said no Tho various one days of Japau and that twelve PRICE 100 PER BOTTJLE grenadier companies wore united and days between Vancouver and London 3E3C GO ED RAY Msnfs and Proprs ho found himself in command of eight will bo all that will be required for J The well known SURGEON and SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O formerly Resi FA IUM ICY thousand men while retaining only the passago of tho mails and passen dent PHY8ICIAK Of the PlIILADElPIUA GeXEHAL Il08PITAI and hPlIYSICIAN-IN- - to attention Cuaiwie of the Onio Medical Institutf Iu for thirty years devoted tho rank of captain Ilenco ho was gers by tho trains and steamers run -- AND the treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FCMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASES such JoOwn as The First Grenadier of ning in connection with tho China aa Bronohltls Catarrh Cough Rheumatism all diseases of tho Stomaoh Dowels Youths Companion Fraucci steamships Rectum Liver Kidneys Bladder Sexual Organs Heart Nerves and Brain dlsoases Vancouver of tho Eye and Ear Deformities oto HE WILL BE AT THE Pimples Headaches Loss of COKN BltEAD Sometime bIuco three marriage li- Â¬ KY NATIONAL HOTEL MT Feeling Pains In- One tcacupful each of sweet and censes were taken out by three Chi- Â¬ Sleep a Weary Will make the season of 1891 at my stable one 1891 One Day Only Saturday June 6th mile south of ltluiu Mck on tho Plum Iick A Body or Limbs Want of Appetite sour milk half a tcacupful melted namen but two of tho almond eyed Noith Middletown pike HAY POST HOY at Rolurnlng Every Fourth Week Thoroaffcr MONItOK FOItltKT Eruptions If you suffer from 5 to Insure a lie colt colt butler 1 egg a tcaspoouful salt lovers havo returned theirs to tho City Money duo when lit IO tolnsuio u lie CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION IS any of these symptoms fake j eoltcomcs mare patted wither bleu to another all about your Ulseusu uud lliu prospect ol u cure IKKKnud bo will promptly tell ou - Clerk When asked tho reason for toappooiiful sodo 2 tablespooufuls sulie undcrtaktt no incurable cgjes horse 5 wllh nny of null per imT IAIIIIS affllrtoj tliu usstiraucotUo Ills peculiar to their box mny consult lilniTheir ciuu xyA gar and enough white Indian meal to heir action they replied Costeo too of certain relief nnd permanent cure unit coutldonco HAY POST HOY s a beautiful bay with black fect receive thut kind nnil consklenito ntUntlon which all will appreciate Ill treatiiiunt will Uako in a loaf muchco Melican glil wautco new make a soft batter points 16 hands high and a show horse in tuny always proves satisfactory local treatment Is seldom neccNsary loiticular hired by Post Ho lecoid 2tsireof Two teacupfuls sweet milk will an dress go to theatre want lots cant Ovnrtnn Tumors lu tholr earlier stages cuied without pain or Instrumental InterMagic she of liib2 Mat four ears old bvForrest by Ned ference Dam Hollo IcmiiiioC 13 swer as well but then uso ono table afford it go back China somo timo Fullest 2d lain by Abdallali Collhers Ntcrlllty Is usually tho result of carolessncBs or Ignorance It can bo remedied spoonful cream of tartar or 1 tca- - wlfo cheap and they secretly de Â¬ Ilpllciiiy or jFUb cured by a never falling troutmeut MONUOK POUHKST Is a solid bay 15U hands Deafness many cuses can bo cured pnoonfuls baking powder instead of parted to tho laundry with a smile high leiy lieny lias beaut and tail and nncep permanently from tho most dellcato oruans peculUt Mam stlu nudiictlon equal to the best Sited by Mon method llttlo or no puln romovod of blood nokultuor cuuatlc the by onr own cure soda and cream taitur only jKuithv Choi uoloss that was childliko and bland Jim biino Forrest Dam Nannie West roe sire ni Monroo liiici Hydrocele Spermatorrhea and till unnatural dUehareis is Nirlcturo Varicocele sea Record is no wonder d 1U 4 AT -- mI OCATE Rackonlnv Change PATCHEN CLAY THE TROTTING STALLION Apcy Co aR Mt steriing7yy i Banner Wilkes OIUENT Ph clnsuranfcompaiij Hailford 001111001101180270 TRADERS Fire Insurance Company Chicago Illinois 14 0 09009 MERCHANTS Fire InBurancoCom 1528 J any Newark Now Jersey 78120 MUTUAL COVENANT BENEFIT Association 1 Â¬ 1 Â¬ I John T Jones Agt 600000 i Eureka - Payments mado bi monthly or annu- Â¬ ally Life Insurance at actual cost 111 1113 1 111 jASSIDY c STJTTO N furniture - For comparison with OJd Lino Companies Ago 39 they charge 3019 per 1000 1423 COVENANT MUTUAL only 11 Dealers - Highland Home Stock Farm OLD RODERICK 1801 Wo Mil represent Â¬ UNDERTAKERSunciiiiioi uumuiuii ur L Sayings ouville Capital 5000000 cents per month on 10 Mi2 Loan and Building Company Authorized Payments years CO Shares pays a profit of 18Gn 7 Borrowers pay 1450 each 1000 borrowed per month on HECTOR DENMARK O saddle- -bred ED SUTHERLAND BLACK SAM Jr G aTBpff r m Business solicited in any of tho above lines sociation Yours Truly Agents wautcd for As- Â¬ H COVENANT MUTUAL Benefit Wakc-up-Jak- e Â¬ w 3W OOGERS W Co Â¬ NOT J M CLARK SPRING POETRY BUT N S3 Â¬ Sill Boys Clow F0K k TONIC 11101 I LOSS OF APPETITE Napoleon Jr Handsome Andy Â¬ SPRING GOODS i 1 Â¬ For Gents Wear Â¬ Â¬ Bay Post Boy O BOG MAN M I CvmiMAi TJ aZipLKn mmw Â¬ Fug osrauM L szz K -- r T w 5Ft IN S- News-Advertis- er Monroe Forrest 1 STERLING Newest Styles Shoes and Slippers FOR -- JF ACKERS uiuyo GENTS LADIES CHILDRENS WEAR I 11111110 K- - Amalour Actor who had just con- Â¬ Granger Dor tha niuV bo suthiu cluded a porfuriiinnrc of tho part of left whar yo pulled tho tooth for me Hamlet to a friend who has been last week Its ached over sence 0110 of tho audienco Well old fel- uxaming tho mouth Dentist ftr Upn t you feel inclined to congrat Nothing there but a vacuum ulate somo one How big Friend Indeed I do Why about tho slzo of a tooth if Amateur with vainglorious mien course iMay 1 so far Infringe on modesty as Wal yank er out Doc I knoweil to nsk his name suthin was wrong 1vo heerd tin Irtwl wnni1 ntnlir TTta immA la nature abhors a vackeyum an dlnpvV hakospcaro and I heartily congratu if I blame er f film nvnr rrot nun fttu Boston Journal inter her jaw natfehlm on his unvoidablo absonco Health BostoifCourior it IELIMIR Becautt Your Blood It Impure I did 1 ou Blvo yourself tho needed attention fimei Dont you know that as system I long as tho mercury Is In tho wo need yon not offects of will fool thoyou require It blood wodclrio toll you that ensuro freedom from tho after cIToc a to Kiir11I Doctor laAcUor known inodtelnp Ioi0I BlUir the only win thoronchly erauicniu iuu poison irpm j tho svstom 00 u fmm vnur drutrctlsUS r lEngells All accidents at owners llsk For futthcr permanently cured partsculars and extended ltcdlgrccs address MEN of nil ages who suffer from Indiscretions nnd excows will benefit by onr counsel in mn urum or irriiunonui mu uuunr aim ireiiuunuu ir iliey Oiuervo certain SdOiinenmWe restore oil tueh cases organs they should conKUlt us without delay B CROUCH Tho doctor treats wllh unfiilllns suecess all forms of Iloctnl nUcimo buoIi rs Pilrn Plum Lick Ky FlMtuIit Flssnro and Vlconitloii of the llntrel by u method of his own discovery without palu or detention f torn business lie guarantees alt cases Early Interference Is cousldorcd tho best of Judgment lu all caetcvid saves time rooiioy and health Tho success attained In tho treatmont of tho casos which ho makes his spoclalty Is truly I TRUNKS VALISES ETCT All just received and sold a Restaurant phenomenal bed rock prices by T7 W i to 1ffVArEs-a-A- wh ahooker co w lg I efforts of nil others As bis rooms aro usually crowdod It Is bolter to call early In tho day to avoid bslug to tho stand on Mays lately occupied by delayed consulting him should bring from two to four ounces of their urine In a clean Persons Amburgy Ss Hamilton wlicro I huvo bottle for examination Patients treated by mall or express but when possible penonal consultation Is prefer- Â¬ fitted up rooms and am prepared to furnish meals at till hours Satisruc able List of quostlons sent ou application Wonderful CtircH have boon effected In old and difficult casos whloh havo bnflled tho ihavo moved street TOM F R0G1 Maysvillo tion guaranteed 31 tf hill COMSHltatioHS HUGO ENQEL Treatment ek MfMmmuifwr iw i QQ CorrespentJeace ad Cases Strictly CiMitiaI A04r J to any part of the United HUUm an4 Curt ad wh T0I Dr 0 JL mjMi r Strei K aW9miwn lrTWtWarllrw 1 wwrvfTf M ttWUWIl s h X- ta - 2A i r JPMm v7- 1 J o THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE -- TUESDAY JUNE 9 X91- - -H-E lr rADYOCATE T Gto Awy A oy et Are or six yearn waa made pyby the arrival of n babv sister H ted bea tho only child In tho fam fly mid being a good and obedient boy JMtd hum humored till ho was perhaps in some danger of being spoiled Bo fop the littlo now sister was many Wfk old however Master Fred be g to feel that his own position was adly altered Tho stranger had supplanted him Father mother and servants woro all th tiino talking about tho baby j Hero was no mistake xreu was no longer king Tho boy began tyjx unhappy and Just then ho remembered a placard which his father hod put up at a con spicuous pome on tno premises somo months beforo Ashes to jrivo away Inquire within Fred had taken groat Interest in tins notice and had inquired minutely Into Its moaning He rcmom rs borod now that very soon afterward t j man called and carted away the ashes Ho had been to tho kindergarten and could spell and print after a fash ion So wita such helps and hints as no was aoio u got siyiy iroin tno ser vants ho managed to concoct tho fol lowing sign which his astonished father ono day found posted in a sightly posi tion as ho caino homo to dinner A INqulro oF FrED TlnXly ALTAMORE -- K W wraoQO Go 0AKYIEW PARK One of the Finest Coach Stallions in the State Jgt 1 Sire of Maud S SX Noontide 220 and 80 other 230 bones 1 IHI JHUl SV MWfflWltr ull fN v f J i woxi2lWeige 230 horses wood 2 lBanJ 82 other flu vjlB LsgiM sWMW RULER WILKES Guy ln of Harry Wilkes 218 he by George Wilkes 222 Sired bv Idol Wilkes Mvx 1st dam V IDIOTIC by Hlc Wllkca 2M5U and ClmorupeformcW In fM and better at ilain b Old iianiliiino was irot bv llhxMln lllaek llu k ho by Vennoitt lllack Ilnwk Vhloxs fli Chief 2d dam by Downing old liny Messenger ad dam by Cannoua V liiis liu by llAckbuina llloodV lllnck Haw fc by JIH1 Illnok Hawk dam tho Coring Marc He ilietl tho OlilWhlii Mambriiio Chief 11 by dams of Von Arnlm 2104 lllackwood Ji 222J Alinont Jr 22fl etc Jlambtlnolayniaiter winof Mamhrino by linn Alcsssengcri dam dam of Goliah IIu la tho Mro etc Ho has Hay llcnry 2Wi llrigioll 2X 221 of Iidy Thome 2ISV4 Wondronl Mambrlno 31 miii with 70 trotlers in 230 and IB daughtere with ll trotter in 2iu nauusomc compact aim Bymmci- lUIKlt wn ftmlcil In tho Spring of 1U Is n beatitlfnl bay uv ileal in w 1th excellent finish ilun iiim nuti nniuiiii pcnii tiu niiiiu mu bciiwu i to Insure a LlvlncColt 1000 on vol t until season money Isjiald Money due whenmaro foals or is parted with a lien lftiilned HMii irrnnrldhi nt lFitlnr tivtirf Wllkps 225 stand to day as th gi cntest lro of trottor Slncoconilnir to Kentucky in 1373 hu has sired more trottei s than any two lumen in the woild His sons fonlnl alnre lxU ham sired more nhd faster trotters and betteri campaigners than the r sonsorsanio ago of anv other Iiorso wncraenn j on gciiuo wiikw hiki wanmrnio vniei uiooo This has given such groat broodmares as backed up by us much of the best thoroughbred blond r greatest performers Keel s Ainei ican Stat a ilaughtcrs that gave Hambletonian his C12 VAL L1EER 3 PULL1 Bay Horse 16 IM1K 1W0 VAS00 Bred iMU 53el A BEAUTIFUL BAY 15J hands high henvy mane and tail black legs powerfully imiKcled fine style and a perfect model Is just seven years old and is in excellent breeding condition This celebrated trotter will make the present season at Thomas Bagans two miles from Ml Sterling between tho Maysvillo and Hinkston pikes at ii it UAI tO give awnY Chicago Herald labels on Trunks Tho labels on a trunk tliat has scon servlco would not generally bo regarded Also at tho samo place as tnmgs oi mucn vame yet tucre are plenty sof persons who regard them 7 g lhoiuopst highly prized ateseto was going on a Dno day a man Ono of the finest Young Jacks in the State will bo permitted to serve ehort journey souglit tho loan of a limited number of marcs at trunk from a gentleman who had Just 10 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT returned from a European trip Tho owner of tho trunk was very glad to Conditions same as given above and a fow Jennets at 25 let him havo it stipulating however Address tliat nono of tho express labels should Sc bo removed You see said he cost mo a it Mt Sterling Kentucky good deal of money td gct those Paris London Berlin Vienna and Koine la bels on that trunk and thoy furnish mo not only a pleasant recollection of my trip abroad but thoy also furnish abso Â¬ lute proof to all who may sco this trunk RECORD 234 that I havo dono Europe and havo seen BY Mambrino Pilot something of the world You can take tho trunk with pleasure but I will hold First dnin CiMia dam ofCazlinic Huron nm others hy StiartcisCawius M Clay Jr 22 sire of you responsible for thoso labels In DurangciSiKl Harry lay 223 and tho ilanuof S with rccoids from 22i to 30 many cases where trunks are sent to tho Snconil dam Old Heck by the Wright Colt son shops for repairs instructions are sent Third dam by Imtructor Hall of Virginian by Sir Areliy Fourth dam by Cheater with them that nono of the labels shall Fifth dam by liomulus son of Bacchus Now York Times bo removed 218 Cyclone 2 23J Coaster 2Mk Woodbiid CAUUAN i the iro of C F Clay jirl221j matinee icconl Gieenwood Itellc 228 and other fast ones Ilia ton Cyclone sired th the gaits Is ndaik A lien will be retained on all colts for season money Money duo when Montrose no brown 11 hands flno style flno mane and tail goes all 1st ilani by well by Coons Denmaik ho by no by uays uiamonu jioniiiibe by omuls Moniromare foals is parted with or bred to another horse without permission Will stand at Itedninns Denmaik 2d dam by Ida Iatchcn 8d dam by Highlander 1000 getter ALT AMOBE was sired by Strathmore 408 faro of Santa Claus 217 to insure a Living Colt and Is n smo foal and 3G more in 2 30 or better sire of 11 dams of 13 performers in 2 30 sire of 8 sons with 9 performers in 2 30 pire of Santa Clau sire of Sidney 2 19 sire 7 performers in 2 30 including Gold Leaf 2 11 Adonis 2 1H Faustina Sired by the premium and Jllack Jack whito points 15U hands high foaled August 1S S7 2 yrs 2 21 Fleet 2 yrs 2 2 U sweepstakes Jack Xajjoleon oi i uicnnaicr nu uy nopKins xuicka nu iv Iniks Icacocit no ny Jumbos nm wus sirwi or wens Inrgo Jack he by Alta 705 sire of Stranger 2 29 Icogcr Hanson 2 2GJ of dam of Ier Napoleon ho bv Itniiortcil Napoleon Dam nrsnul annitnn nt fltlfYOO frr lulnrf Dally Wilkes 2 28J Bogcr Hanson sire of Jessie Hanson 2 22J Billy Worth by llnldcr Iron DtikonnnosWill make theKui cka was 15 nanus high tltW0 i uucuck uoiturn hands was IiIkIi JI500 Nanoloon was jn high died Leers Napoleon 10 hands high died The dam of Jumbo was 14J hands ibn ington 2 27 w ero black in color 2d dam by Highland Chief sire of Lady Thorne dam of Santa Claus 2 17 Trinidad 2 22A granddam of Itoslyn 2 25J1st dam Lady Strathmore sire of 37 in 230 list by Hambletonian Wc have one of the beet mllo tracks in the State and are prepared lo handle trotters at rea2d dam said to be Waltcrmisc dam of Marshal Xcy by North American Will not be responsible for sonable prices Grass will be furnished ninrcsnt 10 cents per day by Hambletonian accidents or cscniea Bhould any occur Alta by American Clay 1st dam Lady Turner by Mamhrino Chief This low season price will enable any one to breed- to ono of tho finest ALTAMORE in two months training last fall bred trotters in this section trotted a full mile in 2 35 - 15 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT MONTROSE JUMBO Alexander t Is much faster than his record Mr I TT1 T I T T V JtALsLJiZiLVimri John L Smith has repeatedly driven him ilm linirnilln track heroin 107 to 110 His oldest colts were yearlings last Sprintr only one of which haR over been driven and lhat is vory promising hands --l bySL Spring Station Ky jQL - D AJ M -- c m I i Sired by HAROLD the siro of Maud S 2 0S Noontide 2 20 and thirty two in tho 2 3011st trial 2461 dam of Valdcmccr 223 Vasco tho sire of allisaa 3l 1st Dam VASSAR 12 Nutwood 220U by Bolmont Ihoslro of Frcil Arthur 21 211 Kii itosevvater 2lS i Wedgowuod 219 Viking 2 19J apd 35 In tho 230 list 232K Vialdcmeer giandam of Vatican 22 sire of Itclle Vara Dam VENUS j 2d 22s mo snoot aiissa ij xi iu iiosuwniur 111 iiivij jncimiu lojiy Even Seely a tide Kielong tho siro of 80 Ixnig 224 Iitcrmnntl 2204 Lrln 227 etc IyNettle 2lli In 230 list and the American Star sire of four217 thoJoe Hunker 210 dams of Guv 216211 Aitillcry 221 Driver 2l7k Dexter D VALDEMEER 4378 HfcCO - ibtMciiegm Dictator Jay Gould Happy Medium etc VALDEMKEU Avill make tho season at tho Akcadf Stables Winches leer Ky at 5000 with right of return tho following season should the marc not provo with foal FP Â¬ PENDLETON Co - PETERS SCOBEE sio IT elberton RAGAN W00DBRIDGE STOCK FARM il W H KERR Proo North Middletown Bourbon County Ky Itecord thiee-jcnr-ol- V MAPLE HILL FARM J891 WILSON Full brother to Queen Wilkes 3r Sire of Edgar Wilkes record 2 VL reconlV 2UU Itay with black points Sited by George Wilkes record ncttcj tho2 S01lt includlilK llally Wilki2 lsj i irst dam Lady Kthnn thudamot Queen Wilkes 2 2 by Ethan Allen S Second dam Topsoy the dam of Uamblcto nlaii Mnmbiino record 2 21Vixth heat and he the ah e of Wild Itakc rcconl at thio car old a S third heat KTHAS WILKKS will stand at 100 00 to Insure a Colt Money duo w hen colt comes or mnro is parted with d ETH AJST WILKES 6417 23i Ui ccord2 30 KNIGHTHOOD 4186 Bay Horse i 15 -3 Foaled in 188G Â¬ CANERIDGE STOCK FARM CALIBAN 394 Illack stallion Sired by Administrator 2 29f 1st dam Alma Mater damotAU 2 27 Alicia 2 30 AlmaterS 29W Ai biter 2 S0Almetn2 SO Alllue 2 32 sec ond dam Estelln by Imp Australian 3l dnm Fannie by Imp Margrave th dam Lances by Lnneeiind 12 mom hturtlv thomnirbbipd dums Auminitirawrzoi uy uysuyks liammctoninn limit by MainbriuoCliivf Adniinistiator is thcslreof ID In tho lift and hissons hao 8 In 2 SO Mamhrino lntcbou has tiled 14 in the 2 30 list and his sons hse sired over CO lucluuing Jerome Alma Mater the dam of Aibiter Is the greatest brood maro hectcrsirod Turner 2 IIU AKK1T1II will stand nt BOto Inauro a Living Colt Money duo whon pnlt rnmpA or maro is at tea with lares kept at fi per month at owner risk cantara2 2k Alcyone Sired by Sire of Alabaster 4 ABERDEEN VVoodard 27 22 Â¬ 215 Hattic 215 J and others in 230 AMBUSH 10537 Bay 1G 33 dam by Abdul Â¬ Second dam QUEEN DIDO dam of Bed Wilkes by Mam- Â¬ lah 15 briiio Chief 11 Third dam by BED JACKET Fourth dam Bpbt Patterson Marc thoroughbred First dam OPIIIR by Alamo 359 son of Almont m 71 hands high two white hind pasterns and etar bred at Mashland foaled in 1886 standard under rules 6 and 7 I O I Tho Term YanUee Thcro aro many different stories as Clay shed Spring Hay yearling who trotted a half in 115 and another ycatlinjf that tiotted n Sired by Mamhrino Dudley 2 19J sire of Crescendo 2 24 Gretna 2 27 to tho origin of tho term Yankee That halt in 117 Thus it til be been tliat his eolts breed on and trot fast CAM1SAX will make tho Jlintoul 2 28J and others with fast colt rccoids and trials Mamhrino Dudwldch is most generally accepted how season of 1S91 at Cane Kidc Stock Fnriu at ley is a bay horse 15J hands high weighing 1175 pounds 50 tho season ovcr is that itcamo from tho Indian 40 00 TO INSURE A LIVING OOLT with return privileges attempt to pronounce tho word English For three innrcs from one person w HI charge Sloncy due when the fact of the foal Is OO First dam Amanda Wood full sister to Siberian Romulus 2 or tho French equivalent Anglais known or the maru is patted with trial 2 27 rby Itysdyks Hambletonian 10 sire of Dexter 2 17 Nett e 2 18 YTEi3tSBlaiiAtitin KQUld put tho origin Jllnck hoi se la hands 3 InoliCts high 3 jovs L Qrango Girl 2 20 Jay Gould 2 20t and 3G others in 2 30 pf tho word Yankco at a dafiKin the old thlsSpiing by Illuo lajnct lriViilam by Second dnm Siberians dam dam of Siberian 2 31 and Ulack Bess dam early English settlement of tho AtI3J Oji lTenmarl Will of Idol 2 23 by Scely American Cromwell by Washington Dcmnaik Star 1 4 sire of tho dams of Dexter 2 17 tic coast of this country Another ii TCiflJiwelfFIFTKKX DOTtfAUS TOIXSL llK A he by iaine Denmaik ho by UVIVi COLT sT Kobert McGregor 2 17 Nettie 2 18 and 37 others in 2 30 rf ory is that it was a cant word in east stafidnt Third dam by Floods Emancipation Jr son of Imp Emancipation WALKER BU0KNER Cane IfcMigc Ky ern Massachusetts nearly 200 years ago which meant very One as a Yankee Will mako the present season of 1891 one and one half miles east of Mt good cow a Yankeo good gun etc Sterling at my farm known as the Asa Magowan place Tho designation is usually applied to residents of New England Immedi A AT TO COLT ately boforo and during tho civil war it A lien will bo retained on all colts for season money Money due when was held to mean a citizen of tho northmaro foals is parted with or bred to another horse without permission Marcs ern states as distinguished from a southkept at ton conts per day Not responsible for accidents or escapes erner while Europeans often extend liny Stallion 1SJJ hands high 4 years old perfect model This celebrated young trotter will make tho term so as to includo residents of tho wholo country St Louis Globo the pent Minnon at my stables 2 miles south of irnsy Lick on the farm known ns the Oroen Kiggs Also at tho samo place or Pointer farm at 10 to Insure a Livlnff Colt Money duo when colt comes orumaio Dcraocrat 1 unbeaten Dr Sparks 22 Gillette 225 Cecile 2f and another boh C 1 KNIGHTHOOD is a trotter and sires speed Barring accidents will enter tho list this season KNIGHTHOOD will Two make tho season at Nolo must bo given at timo of service duo in one year Maro not having liyo colt note is void Limited to twenty outside marcs Vc will handle a few outside horses Book early if you wish a place Â¬ 5000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT t lj RTAHK IAVNFR of promise besides our own BEAN BROS Harness Horse Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WILKES Pedigree- 1500 INSURE LIVING Woodford Stock Farm Season 1891 To Insure Live Neatwood 3665 Nora 5 - Colt- -- pai ted with or bred lo other stock without permission A Horrid Looking VcU Â¬ By Nutwood COO 2 18 Tut 20 in tho list last year h -- A short timo ago a Now York merchant received a curious present from Australia It was a horned toad of an aspect so hideous and forbidding tliat it is known to naturalists as tho Moloch Horridus Tho little creature in spito til its dragonliko appearance proved to bo docile intelligent and affectionate As a faster it was a rival to Sued hav ing passed six weeks of its life going through tho mails without either a Moloch Horridus drink or a meal is now an eaiabllshod favorito in tho family tho goodness of his heart hav ing shono through his forbidding exterior Now York News Â¬ Â¬ Norman- by Blackwood Dam 74 Nora has 3 producing daughtor and 4th Ocalar record 2 27 - m ja a - Fcamotby Wood Chief Illood Chief 702 bj loodj itlack Hawk sou of Illack Hawk 5 1st inlander 2d dam by Aratus c Heisthoslro of Knnuy Kobimon 220J Wooly Jim 220 and Chief pacer 223J Ileal- sired Ilrown Chief nnd ho died the dnm of Prince Wilkes 210 AlH at the same stable stable tho flno Imixii ted Jack DICK I1LA0K 14a bands will be permitted to sen e mutes at S00 to insuio n living colt terms samo ns above This Jack was imported in 1835 from Spain mill his colbs hn e shown him to be a llrit-clableeder dnm by Scotts Â¬ A Illack Jack 15 hands high by tho celebrated George Case Jack flyo years old will be permitted to servo a limited number of marcs at B WllUoswassireilbyCount Wilkes Kirstdam Minnie by rcnrnot2ddam QiieenbyCiu tader fount Wilkes 4ooi by leorge Wilkes 510 1st dam Jewel dam of Gnmbctta22is nmlThe 8 for a Horse Mule and 10 for xa Mare Mu le King 220 and full ulster to Illack Maria 2111 nnd 3 milurccoid 735 by Gills Vermont 104 2d Conditions same as if i veil above For any information address dam by Cannons Whip 3d dam by Imp lluzzard The colts of Count Wilkes all thow stylo and speed He Is tho sire of Georgette 22S j o er half mile track ForrestForrest Denmark By Mamhrino This in tho finest combined horse iu Kentucky By Blue Jeans and a full great lloscoe lotho Dam by Lathams Denmark full brother to King William vi 20 To Insure Live Colt W T FITZPATRICK Mt Sterling i Ky ROBERT N0DDLEY Grassy Licit Ky Sired By POST BOY 223 Brunettes In the Kuit city any ono who walks First dam by Kentucky Prince siie of Guy 210Snofford218K Stcvio210 Company 210 In NewJYork Fied Folger22uKCpieis221lnoiini Illnce 2214 hweepstakes 224f Kenneth 224Jf Job Full Brother to Favorita 225 1 2 Tloout with his eyes open cannot fail to hault 22 Compeer 224g and six others in tho 280 list nlsosiroof dams of LUIIV 220 Kdgar Wilkes 2 24J4nud sctciul others in the 2J0class Second dam Thorotighbrod obsorvo tho noticeable preponderance lost Hoy ono of tho gtcntert raee hoics of his dnv and the siro of LU15V was by Magic Lay 15 hands 3 inches high jfoalcd March 19 1S83 in numbers of brunettes In both pud out of the gieat brood mate Old Ned the dam of Clemniio G 215 lost Iloy 21 Alice htoner typo of beauty sexes tho brunette Mystery 224Foivt Wilkes221iindividual 22Sniul also thodamof Stelnctle thodauiof one In tho2i0 n louUheaded game racc horso and is undoubtedly ono of lift IUI1V is n grand By George Wilkes 222 largely predominates and tho women the fastest stallions in Kentucky Itcobtniucdhlsiecuril inn hotl couteited racowhlchhu won as the biimmary below will show while dark complexionod aro also quite Harry Wilkeo2Isi Guy AVIlken 215W Mike Wilkes Wll on 210 Wilcox small and usually of well rounded fig- 216 Siroof bo Cvntiiiana Kv Suit 171890 vr 0LD8 Stake 430 So Wilton JlUU 21S Knsa Wiflis 2lf J ltichardson 4 11 IUVchgby lost Hoy ures In Boston and Jersey City prac- Joe llunkcr 21UUli Flora Wilkes 21UU2I7l Itainn Wilkesami 5J others in 2302IS Kislges 2a Tom by Cyclone 2 12 2 Gilletto big tically tho samo conditions obtain but 4243 Xew Yolk Central brg by Simmons lot dnm Press Forward dam of Knvorlta 225 and Ferguson sjioof b1x230 trotters by Al 4 Illack btonu bl s by himiuons 33 siro of Vanity Fair 22li and dams of htemway 22 r Iavonta 225 i Solo 2jiSX and grand Brooklyn has a rather larger lk of lickct il0 R n ylK vp h iu Ittlln fitm bv Itmwii Tiil Stiittilirii IMilnm 20 2 22 2 2 2 24 Ti me 2 A B Kardin in lenra by Impoited harpedou she of Alicu Carnenl dam of Lexliirfion 4th dairf silliy Lane by will mako tho season of 1S01 at Thorntons liatllcr sli oof Jlaiia Kuell grand dam of Maud iosj 5th dam by roiomnc Uth ton LUIIVtho Vlncho ter pike Terms lost Hoy Stock Farm three mile south of Xn th Middle ttpocu n on dam by Imported lledford 7th dam bj lluifer Sth dam by linii t George Utli dam by Apollo 75 OO tho Season Cash or 10000 to Money due wheiicoltconicsniarepatted wlthorbred to unothcr Insure a Living Colt AL11ION WILKKS is n rich bay 15 hntiils nml Is one of tho youngejt and cy lust looking houe Tho merry inticSC monkeys aro u ltcoio oi could in in urorgo 220 likes ins i aoiun j in a many and diverting Humboldt was His full brotheritFergui on hasinnsiMer 2i0 list 5liasthem In lsW out of 13 race mill enoughbeatstni t in the of to colts old T J SYDNER North Middlotowii Ey uas Muen ouiy eoiiimou males nut nis cousnie very promising nnd some iiivrn acquainted with a monkey in India of them will enter tho list thisseaj on Ho was neer biuken to hninesi till the past ten hut nppiorcil which took delight in riding a pig has n splendid gnlt mid w bo tiuined for n recrml nftei the easou elo ivs Turin for ias 5000 Good griiM A attention per Money duo when paid befoiethe inaiu is TSvcry morning tho creature caught maiespalled with To Insure and Maro In Foal week which miint bo the fact Is ascertained or inure ono leaped astrido his bock and cling remoted So lesjionsibility foraccidents or ecaert Addiehs ing thcro with great firmness took his DOUGLAS THOMAS Paris Ky fill of riding Another monkey doused to put mesticated by a missionary THE SPLENDID SADDLE STALLION tho family cat a strong good natured animal to tho samo uso Â¬ Â¬ Albion 11 AiIkesT93 2Ii Chestnut stallion 16 hands IJBV Four-year-o- ld 1 Cripple Woodfords brother Alexander thoJr By Alexander of best ono 16 To Insure Live Colt Dam Puss by Gaines Bob Hoy record 220 30 For Jennots and 10 for Mares To Insuro Live Oolt black Jacks iu Kentucky Grass furnished for mares from a distance at 10 cents per day Grazing bills due when they arc removed Accidents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address - John T Woodford Mt Sterling Ky T percent-l0Rr-ef--biond- i U f iiiiii I Brown 111 1 Â¬ Â¬ put a teaspoonf ul In a glass of water and shako it thoroughly If tho tea is pure tho water will bo a clear amber tint but if adulterated strongly colÂ¬ An excellent way of testing tea is to DIAMOND TAYLOR nt Will mt e 1 limited number of mnies at tho Jojirh 1500 to Inauro a Living Colt A Jones place near North Middletown Ky ored Park Ga It growB from a large oak tree about flvo foot from tho iroo w periuuu wuuu roots of the vino aro aiscom- ibku Ho Xever Traveled That Way Mr Coneoake Ticket for Pccossot There is a curious grapovlno at Hab--ralia- m DIAMOND TAY LOU N by Diamond King he by Mnik Dlamonil ho by Diamond Denmaik out of the old black horse Denmaik by the fonr niile race hoise Denmnrk by Imp Ilidgcfoiil DIAMOVD VA LOKS llrst dam wnsb Colluis Tavlor by Old llenoral Taylor tecnml ilmii Nichols ailitti by Imp Diomed third dam bv Fugetlc tbotmiglibiril Dlnmiiiiil KliigV Hist ilani was by niMiipt second dam by Cockspur Conseilpt us i full hiiitiu r lo Anieiican Clay A lieu w 111 be ictainee on all colts for tenson money STERLING 1 DENMARK SIRED by Tat Dolans groat Washington of Fayette county 1st dam by sjV0 of Do Trogan 2d dam by Washington Denmark WASiiiNOTOsvtlto ian DijfAitK is ono of tho niotit noted both for siring extra flno saddle horses a3 well as himself taking premiums Avhcrover shown Washington has taken several sweepstake premiums at all tho prominent fairs in Ken- Â¬ tucky Washington is by Cromwell his dam is by the noted Ilalcorn Cornwall is by Washington Denmark his dam is by John Dillard noted for siring flno saddlo horses as well as the dams of somo of tho fastest trot- Siro of J ir L 2 20i fith licat at 8 years of ago tors next dam by tho noted thoroughbred raco horse Grey Eagle Trogan the siro of tho dam of Dolan DnxMAnrc was an extra flno high styled horse iyGeorgoWilkes2 22 Eire of Harry Wilkes 2 13 nnd 03 more in 2 SO nnd better First dam by Idol 177 him of Don 222 John It 2 21 etc Second dini the dnii of IVrnlno 2loi site of by Briguoli ho by Mambriiio Chief 1st dam by Tom Crowtlor bv Brown Lucy Fleming 221 etc by Coughs Wagoner siro of dnm of Fanny Niillidpunn 2IIV Third Pilot tho siro of Pilot Jr the sire of the dams of Jay Eyo Seo 210 and dam by Collier bj lr Chailes by Sir Archy by ImpDiomed IDOL 177 by Mamhrino Chief S 2 08J Washington Denmark tho double great graudsiro of Do Â¬ slio of Lady Thorn and Miiinlirluo latchuu fts siro of the dams of Guy Wilkes Itnmn Wilkes ami Maud Alcautarn sliuof 21 liowperformeis Iii2suin ISIM IDOL WILKKS is tho siro of thu gnmo race lan DnxMAiuc is one of tho most noted of all tho greut Denmark family 3 years old Inno lioiel II l2MiMi beat being against n Held of Kilh sVliiiil winner of the 2M pacing clnfcs was by Gaines Denmark this horso not only sired flno saddlo horses at Cincinnati Ohopt0iiibor2 ISJI iiiitinl iiirsi sired pacers with records better than 225 ho by tho great Denmark raco horse Blind Billy Dolan Dknmaiuc Is wonderful iu tho perfection of Ids o 10 108 gaits and ha3 a splendid running walk tho kind business men look for Ho will bo permitted to sorvo mnrcs during 1891 at my farm at Sidoview Montgomery county Ky Walnut Grove Stock Farm IDOL WILKES 512 1391 toalcd May 11 1888 15 hands and 2 Relics high extra heavy mano and tail Ured by Tlios Uarr Lexington Ky W 11 W UMPIRE S foaled 1881 Bay horse two whito ankles behind Bred by Spencer Bros Â¬ AT Mni kO J 10 riAIrt n Rhode Irian Ajjent-a-Ai- r w nnk Fudge line BU It no Steam Vouiw4l4 -- And towr Old are Will mako tho present season at my place miles from Not th Middletown on tho Thnlchera Mill turnpike nt B OO tho Sanson Or Money duo when tho 20 OO to Inourc miro is tuuisfeiTed orcolt elnndsttp and sucks A lien will lie retained on colts until Minson money js paid STICKLING DKNTAKIC Is n mahnirnnv bav ID hands hlsh lienvv inane and tail nnd lino strln and action He was by Cromwell ho by Washington Dcuinnik First dam by tho noted sndiij v vtnlljon Harps Hiileorn second dnm by Crusader hu by ooks or Illaekbuins in fiiiiti imtn v uocKspur nu ny mo iiioruugimrcu uoie uneroiee IJTKKILSGDKNMAUK is it full brother to Mr Dolans Iioito Washington and half bimther to tho lritchett horse which won the pixiulum at tho Itourbon Fair In IblMiu the sweepstakes saddle ting Grass will be furnished at rcamiible rates Np rvsponnlblllty for rccl Jcnts or escapes Address - W MOK A G JONES North Middled Ky Ml i Sired by D1CTATOK Slronf 210 1liallasJlilS Director Minnie Dassell De utiro Will UO laKCn 10 THlineator the dams of Nancy Haukr Ihnwn uml Uii others in 230 and better riivt dam Kentucky vent accidents ami escapes it wi l not Do responsible should nnv norm llelle by Harold siro of Maud ti- - Noontide Altaiuura and dam of Tancoait lenuaut and thirteen jDolan Denmahk took tho blue ribbon iu his mine In 2So and lictter Second dum 7ulIetdsmof Hnmuilno Pilot by lilot Jr she or the dims form at Â¬ ofMnudHJiiyiyeScoete Thlnl ilsiu by Webster by Mnlnc Fourth dam by Cooks Whip chester and the 2d premium at Lexington Ky whom his brother tookWin the UMiIKH Bllll43 permltlfd to verve a limited number of approved maciis ww wish to tram tut- iiAiiltTil tlttli fill ft ltnjL t111 11 liny 1liauAti llKKMAItir nflim UHI mu hlmnfter tho season for uitcoid Service feofor IDOL WILKKS and UMIIKK I soasonor when Insuro a maro In foal Ineurance money due when fact isby the to known uus lower man any oiuer norso Willi Ills lircpdliiL and minlMou i i Due In all cases is puited witlivrbixtlelsewhci o llixieders are cordially in vitpd to ex mnio nty and ho is as lilgli bred as any saddle horso in Kentukv auilncour stallions and their produce lieforo bieedlntr We believe our terms moat roiunnable Mliren fiimi n distance on gruis at 100 per woek at owners risk CoitcsinjihIqiico solicited All successful contradiction AUUlXCtS tVlHHllilUVIlllUMO iJITVU JlUMiJIb IU nj UtlCIUlUJl A loin will bo retained against all edits and will bo onfoivnil r bn money which is duo when tho colt 1s foaled alive SPENCER BROTHERS tvi y t1 UU TO INSURE fllornnnn lrvt nit u uuiua n novmu ujn A nin A uiy LIVING 00LT I 1 Ytwo-year-o- ld P7i S50 tunlti if ui t Xs t 14J 7 Pino Grove Ky V 11 i ENGLISH ANDERSON V if - riMimiMiMBiiMiMi TnidBoini iiwi i iiwniniiimi i4rwL