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The Mt. Sterling advocate: July 14, 1891

The Mt. Sterling advocate: July 14, 1891 The Mt. Sterling advocate 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Harris and Mason Mt. Sterling, KY 1891 mts1891071401_sn86069675 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Mt. Sterling advocate: July 14, 1891 The Mt. Sterling advocate Harris and Mason Mt. Sterling, KY 1891 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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u surprised when ho handed mo a bot- ¬ Ourbottrf uitiko you bnvwo welcome stifTin frojitor foundered So ofto V cvrt Stweu utttW InfalCBOTWBU Colic Cbolura tle of Chamberlain JtiV to Tiliy diioase exists Avhoro there tiro no evi- ¬ and Djun lKca Jtelnedy Ho taidio Now flont Forget the Plico for X none Lut tho Ohoiqcs- tIIauill dences ol it and w frequently doqs EYorybody goes to prescribed it regularly in his practice diseat0 noty cist when thero is ap if AUCTIONEER tUfi tec livVUcr lUock ti get or and found it tlio best ho could n parent cvjdcijtb of it that unless evi MT STEPPING KEMTUCKY I can tostifylo it elllcloucy prepare lUTK A BUpOKgntTAwi -dfcnces are clear and beyond dispute it I 3StClbJS flffeni his fcrviccs tatlio ncojilo of Montgomery in my caso at all cventsn For sale by lroinpt Attention jsprccarious to express a judgment i U and suiToiindinK counties Vi T GMuliaiiV given to nil sales of leronal 1roiicrty and Jtcal l lyr r A piooo of machinery maybo taken Efttatc Tcnns Ucaionnble JS ly3u rflSullrttiR aparljaiid dxamincil and art cxjicrt can tell VhntIier it is sound or not a hCJiMWwiCry tor tstcleris Gastoria V KiDKirAVKS I Jl Medical rjiAs f physician couht not tell half tho time pracuwya Court ittwu Kliio CcvnmoiwenUh Whether apaticiitiissick or not if tho What is Froo Coinase W A76UDDUTn natient would kcophia mouth shut Do Not Suffer Any Longor t i BTONE Tliov also lmmllo a full lino of rfW ¬ 6UlVHIulaw Knowing that a cpugh can bpcheck ho get hid ciio from tho hicilonf him An cxplmngohavingbOQii Ircqucnt- Reeso Bldg Et Sterling Ky K rer tt aurt Comla Tlipno self but wUluvdunib ttnimaln tlieyraiS cd in a day aiid tho first stagen of y ashed to deliuo feo coinatjo ofJ lVfa kconsiimplion hrcikon iti a week wo not be taken apart and oxainiul silyor wroto to tho Treasury Depart ¬ life D L iUUCiQi r JJCI1HM pjeco by piece nor can Sterling ivy SuiYitVierWulchlne JU hereby guarantee Dr AckcrsEnglish ment it tho capital and the Director t Mtf biennisVtlnnnl ItflTllT A Whether or lipjvAhe are sigk TOnirOVOV t All of i which tley yvill sell at Cough llcmqdy and will refund tho sojuud libficctlfbdnildiiUy maily lifhos of UuVmIhI ropljod as follows iTr A flli u money to all who huy takcj it as peri Tlc freo arid uuiintiied hoiifngo of There are quite a number of pbrts storunu ivy Jtti the lowest living prices to Joll Avlunlior diseasQ- oxlsta or n6t UwUciijeeOTni 0 over lacclftWBfl Bank dii Qctidus and dp not find otjv stalo Silver moans tho conferring of tbo Ihatarobijiioiitteclbyninlcjdiigduiiug t TlW w tJiCtfi piituw A second authority in defining jsound- T GJdmax ment correct upon Individuals to tuk j silver and says ujjs Iflho disease is not of right kind to tho niints and have tlio summer is apciilly n r it uTriTnf f season of any vory dry TomatooK eueh a nature sis to impedo tho natuevery 372 pure grains of itstainped and melons can often be kept grow ¬ Cant Sleep Nlchts attended to J6llcctJonlwmjtt ral usefulness of tho animal for the sucokSsok to a dollar which is ing all Bummer wlion if this is not Is tho complaint of thousands sulTcr purposes for whjph ho is used it will frcp of charge into -- Miller Wilson M0VAra VX ASTVJil a full legal tempr for its faco valuo in done1 tho growth will bo unsatisfac- ¬ Consumption not amount to an unsoundness ing from Asthma tilftvf ot llMlr A i van payment1 of debts and obligations tory Sonio hMoowItllDrWmIioums AnniTy--plants require niorp Coughs otc Did you ever try Dr third authority simply states as fol- ¬ tho ffjljicwito tho court moisture than others and if it U not of all kinds in tho United Sttttos It is tho lows If a horse ig purchased to bo Ackers English Itcmcdy 5r au rU n irHAYJjuA MfcrStw Iins uy ia Putting it in other words an ounce supplied tlio growl h and yifeld will Ub preparation known for all Lung used in a given way tho word sound It f ot silver 4S0 grains which is worth lifiht Proporiy applied n good mulch Troubles Sold on a positivo guar means that tho animal isusoful for 08 conts will not only retains moisture in the soil antcoat25c arid 50c T G Julian that purpose and unsound means now is open market AND v r t DcntUt operations of tho froo but it adds to dratf it from the sub- ¬ pass tinder tho I RtnrtlliaK druggist that ho at the timo is affected with coinago bill should it become- a law soil by f lQ0CXo0WctMftitnistaU capillary attraction s6nicthing which will havo tho ellcct -for 129 A speculator who bought It is best to havo tho soil in a good HALT In a largo of impeding that use A Duty to Ydursolf 100 ounces for QS would got from the tilth before applying a mulch and to MMtffr U9l0nr Y i v y rmajority of cases a horso warranty is IH pti ect ui stalls iVis suriirisliig tliatpcpplp will use not worth more- than tho snap of a government 120 in national currency apply bcforo the soil gots too dry A AWooOTCot LUWMinfticoi hi t making clear by tho transaction mulching of dry soil can bo made of CHQICESTCQMPAniSON a common ordinary piHwhcn thqy can ftngeri Brqedor and Sportsman Attonioyat Ian J thlrty ono dollars Or for seventy considerable benefit in retaining a valuahfo English ono for tiio securo PnOMgTESTSETTLEMENTS Art Riiil nir Ivvs nJi IftJT yvioii t livo dollars and1 sovcnty nlno cents moisturo in tho soil but if applied tilnpteisrntrt rBWltn jMwoi Ackers English 3Awi flf Anu Anil All Atrfiiinins - I samo money Dr owinMTiHo t Chorlora infantum has lost its tor Ul 11UJ UUU il iiUliU4UU It worth of silver bullion ho would got carp mut be taken not to stir so dqep iUyrsi riiniwnrrirac t Pills are a positivo our for sicli heal M12 fcA - liiSSKif Si iwww itotk onU mlI ii acho and all liver trouulcs Thoy are rore since tlio introduction of Cham ono hundred 6ilvcr dollars or silver as to disturb tho undersoil afterward in tlio HuDcnor lwixt LJU KWTSSk niitl ieOem CMtt otKon r and Bagasses straw leaves cut cornstalks small sweet easily taken and do not borlainB Colic Cholera auiXDiarrhaa cprtiflcatcsT wW 9 Itcmcdy When that remedy is used Tlilf would bp a good trado for tho old hay or grass can bo used for JuHaji iSniggt tojU btiea4 cnti gripe tVO and tho treatment as directed with holder of silver bullion or tho specu mulching or sawdust coal ashci or j each bottlp is fpllowed a euro is cer- ¬ latorwho bought it but tho govern- ¬ rGGks using tho material tliat can bo V Bucklena Arnica Salve v tain Mr A TY Waller a prominent ment would lose what the individual scoured conveniently and at lowest EY AGeNTON VJ 111 says gained Tho question now Ttoforo tho cost Hocks w stoilb make a good v Thofbost 6alvCiitho1vorljlM jute merchant at Waltorsbur 6RAILRONAD Jt curQd bv baby boy of cholera in- - country is whether this would ba mulcji especially foi ovorgrceii9 ot all bruises sorts iilqoi altrhfjnriiffovor ON EyE R lU1itS m7 T vroSt ot depot sores totter eirappcdluultlyjcniibltiiiifl fantunX aftor soveral t qthov romedios good policy whether tho greater good kinds as well as strawborrics Coal Ky aiul pos- ¬ had failed The child was so low would accrue to tho greater or tho ashes iiiako a good much for poa U corns and all skfaoriinlioi Storlingf Ky JI Mt t f Mx itively cu os piles or no pay required tlijCi he sccmcjl almost boyqnd tho aid smaller number As our personal In Ltreoejouvronts and faspborrics cspo- 3bnutixcmvr aurt dealer In Tobacco Uow Vo mnVfy tsWilS ltOWKU Jiimljcnniit TaVolcu aro in cially m stuninoivJrsiKtiJjnwka Fsreior ia guaiantcel to givo satlBfiiciou Tt human haiul or reacii of any med- ¬ terests load so our thoughts iiTw inrnt-jivlilohfl v ilwxiiiliiir bv iloluif tlic It rj wft yyi ii vj hiioiuUq or liiony rofunilpdV Prlcolaf conts icine 25 autlfiQ centiSotlos for salo ciinctl iLur tlio ilcbatp proceed XcasoBimU lKHAV0rK aim Oliuruw Mutism jiiuhii s tottoii Clmtxi e also fal fifos which arc Jsovei wet Children Cry- for Pilotigrs Catoria m per box For saJoibyXlQya cHAtma sawine Valdoa4Tlmes Wmll-Mi-i1 I W xJwl Sk mB2al k tnbvtii I vnnjiiu tflltiW Ufc VoVBth nt Mtr- - For T all kinds Window aiuMoKimcsJ Mouldjng and Uraikets of verunaas 01 oyury uescriimuii all4St concornoci the aninialjsouud other ¬ nor Not knowing tho ani- wise mal from birth no folio could toll whether he was sotiiidror not i Thcroraro soveral diflctont confor iis mauons of horses andgaits in travel tfaroftpn indicate unsoundness iu wv - K K Y ii Star Plauing Mill Company Tt Sitflrlinar Ky - somo W Rjc VIRGINIA cilj2L wneap 11 QOJt -- Girls iitfa nuisancd jiv n famtlj- Where there is a bov They aro al- IV r Tvays ricakiigpirtqtiiing aim jayjiij it outoliim If they artS fefoir to au OUtertoinmont llmt begins at 8 octock But dont lose Jousiii1iy Vy buy ¬ thbj will begin to get ready it ing your till yu fttjp imttullub 1Vo OciocK aim Btana iQtoro tnu gias sn can oftbhUrtnd1o i ffil liualfntiiiro hdurailda half at least You can for less jnonftj tjitn aujirmiit lotvh tnH goMnto aty honsojwhcre a givi ljVt Cur ftirnjtoyo wftit DyntfdH ii you andlift lip fhcmat bclore tho glacs biiy Wv ti Mv lhyiutfi ftofi sij lmuwuii6 Hm Ii i siiuonwm neu iijfro is sciiix viy A Jeratojv ti cari1oUtefttlierc Girls areallovod to i t nw SUmm j UHDEEWEAR comoininne ironi cioor wmiu tir J t ne havja b9finn of a YwU 3 for tioyijIiSSKbgb around to thO back Wlx vHwl t3lUi -W door diiyirm iirrlit Tlioy cin ia f7ftrT r btty till you lodk at ouw j kil 011101 rciiou iiuyiunn tuoj wunt n TjMlr0iTAjgMVVnavo a nice but lOioylbailnMunlesa ho piayi tftt Imuw tbisjttJttWttj down prices ant If girls7 want to goout hnnlghtf 3000- 5Jfes orfetfSE with thd boysjtlioy tellhieir folks hiat r tv they are a going to church but if a Ilivryjaii bfOJicfn ivjbbvaud the boy tells his folks that thoy tllnlCho incest nuo evoiMpfiiigjitio fltis city yw want a iMiiftVifail to see is lying to them Girls tan jjftto thoir tliein froirr fi t 10Q tt pair brothers bureau and mix eVfVytliliijf up and road his letters arid then WINDOW iMlBS ETC plagtto lain about them Thfii tbey AVircau ilx yaii put ik thb line at arc in ad at him if he scll iiin 3Scfup to flj00uin1 a lino lino of When ho goes to his sisters bureau tu Lace Curtains ac ii Jo t2t0 got something shq took out of bin slip They are bcauiicaJintl diiinybu Ai- makqs amoise like a wijkl animal and B fi ii uppyfa tho MlVqut of liUnfirlJar always on baud whtn hlio as any o iMXquart eaiidy brought into tho hoiqc and cat coyered IholS at37u CoIlVp Pote it all up before tjiclr brother gets iu jjc loc lcjnnu up Ilunjers around And if the folks ever want Selves host iiaiic1it iOb erybodv to goQut to spend tho evening theU uhij ui uuc up 10 uc uuspiuors at r 10c- brother has to stay With them arc afraid to stay alone BAPGAIHS in Glassware Etc over aboy smokes his sister is al It Wo always havo lots of bargains iu Ayays aronnd omowhero to sec- him thiH y gootl glasses 10c lino and goes homo and tells his father and Tea Sets 300 per scl FiiiPnt mother arid then ho gets a scolding lino ot Chamber Sets in town at 298 all on her account and thou she a set wants him to go to the store tbrco MBiyARE times a weok for tea leads to do her JCails h pound Good doorlocks hair up on One boy is worth tlirco Mc Units a3fVx34 comnlotc at 10c a is all trim for girls Now boys this pair Corn plantqrs 7pc Steel Hoes I havo two sisters myself and I know i0c 2 haud wFiIqs at Gc Eight all about it Well I cant thiuk of InciiMill Saw Flip 10c much more to write 1 will close TOW isltl Kr- IN TOWN 1i jnj r J hln k I 1 - pr - io - - irarMjg - Deu-bi-at- cd Sri 3SK a stoves illD I iL URnSEl JACKSTEWARTi FK8BSBB ffl 1 1 W H FLETCHER - ¬ 7 FRESH MEATS -1 fW 1 ii tooeh s Mil Attovney-at-la- - Poultry A yegetabM WIii W i ti f Mpl St 1- t Staple Grocerie lj tlijjl prfi -- tt - 0i wht-rt-th- - i i cJp 1 MILERvr ¬ - -- - - - irri INSURANCE ResuDii- - AtSyIw Estate -- Wv--- iT m Wa3ffiu7Trv5i rfcr CD is a I rei Sttf1 r-a-wi-s JOsiiltBiiiasay --- W i 1irsffiii XfSHB Ct iA - - 1 CfitJO ¬ - - f - irarj Mifj mm ASA WitIB f lJ - ff- a---- - t 5B r m JtwWai w Tw i i r ow 4L iff - winv a wv ui jj IS jv 3nm IViJ iU KVTtis J WMmMS KtrIT V rL woHHKtfD riur - tiWEm no orS1 J v M uuuiitf f II K Ti r E v - Ml -- - itnMM few vi ylfijiM rvT n s in - jV ti Vw K x V4WL JU caWHV iiJinnim iifnf VWF1 Hviu K1 V AiM tfi v J5 VTT v s rr V - j item - - j V v II ys THE MT STEBHTN-GMrs - ADVOOATEiTUJESDAT ssas JTOY T U 1891 HE ADVOCATE AT NIGHT IN PARIS L Picture of ttio lnUcturils fruiii Sisicn oClocIt Until After MklulgUt At f even oclock or half past teven dinner Paris is of nil cities tho sec ond city whero ono can according to whim cat tho dearest or tho cheapest But on tho boulovards there is littlo choice tho rents aro so enormous that they oblige tho managers of restaurants to maintain very high prices Foreigners bowarol You aro exploited in Paris Just as wo aro probably pounced upon in Now York Capitals cipenses havo nothing to learn from ono an An avcrago of 150 per day rain or shine is not unusual Tlicro aro no other in that respect Nino oclock You go to tho theater expenses beyond tho small capital in- ¬ smoking your cigar whiio speculators vested in a bunch of tho succulent on tho 13ourso crowd into tho vast hall tropical fruit Very often tills is fur of tho Credit Fonder and cry out with nished by another Italian who may much noiso tho morrows operations own a number of these carta and vnri It is what is called tho pctito Roursodu ous street stands while tho venders aro soir operating on shares or commissions Midnight Tho theaters close This Tills capitalist is a sort of padrono and is tho timo when tho aspect of the having himself sprung from tho ranks boulovards is most varied Ail classes requires a scrupulous accounting from of society mingle elbowing and push- ¬ his poorer countryman whoso ambi ¬ ing ono another Ladies from tho Fau tion to own a cart and his own trado is ibourg Saint Germain alight from their ahnost suro to bo realized in tho course Vsoupcs and stop for a cup of chocolate of time Tho latter is then ready to at Tortonis On tho sidewalk they run marry and run an establishment of his against night beauties women with own Ho can earn as much as tho average painted faces who oglo at belated provincials Club mon with collars turned day laborer but ho must bo about the up and a cigar between their lipj turn streets early and Into Tho polico reg- ¬ their htop t toward tho clubs where ulations coin pel him to keep moving they hit id to indulge in a game of Persistent violation of theso rules is likely to get him into trouble though baccarat Tho dramatic critics rush to their tho finest aro very lenient in the exnewspapers in order to improvise their ercise of their discretion in this respect accounts of tho play And conspicuous Tho fruit cart is but oho of tho many abovo tho incongruous throng a legion sources of livelihood of tho street vendof ragged hawkers whom we call er but its meager simplicity appeals camelots echo ono anothers voices on most powerfully to tho imagination of Now York Herald tho boulovards proffering to the pub tho observer lic ignoblo papers full of nuptincs and alanders Tiiis is one of tho worst Tho Onuln Now York nmllhllmlelphla Tho census of Now York city at tho-offenses of Paris this delugo of filthy publications which aro cried out with best constitutes a most difficult prob- ¬ impunity in our streets without tho po lem In comparison with sucli a task lice daring to interfere Franclsquo a census of Philadelphia is childs play There wo have n city openly built with Sarcoy iu Scribncrs ninety houses to every hundred families Tenement houses nro rare Few of tho A Stout That lit Cherished Sitting on ono of tho plush sofas at pcoplo sleep in stables in cellars or in tho Fifth Avenue tho other day was lofts Tho houses aro set squarely on Mr E H Patterson of Pineville Ky the streets Four fifths of tho inhabit ¬ On the little finger of his left hand he ants aro native born and all but a aro of English displayed a curiously set amethyst trifling precentago ring It was not an expensive bit of speech Merely to stato theso facts is to ono jewelry but odd enough to attract tho attention of a closo observer That who knows anything of New York ring has an historic value said Mr enough to show tho difficulties of enu- ¬ Patterson It was a present to a meration in that city which in 1880 member of my family from Louis XIV had for 243157 families but 73G8i My wife is a granddaughter of Owens dwellings of which perhaps 20000 wero of Mount Sterling Ky with whom tho tenement houses within tho moaning of exiled monarch stopped while in this tho sanitary acta rr Nof York is a city of courts iuup al country incognito In tho timo of the leys in tho lower parts and witllou first Napoleon While at her grandfathers houso sands of shanties sheds and inhabited tho king one evening just before part- ¬ sites in tho upper parts and its popul- ¬ ing took a glass of wino and dropped ations almost equally divided between half a dozen jewels in it then after natives and foreigners no small pro- ¬ drinking tho wine from oil tho precious portion of the latter element using stones distributed them among tho va- ¬ languages other than English not rious members of tho family as a mark merely tho more or less familiar Ger- ¬ This particu- ¬ man and French but Slavic and oven of his personal esteem lar stono finally fell to my wifes sister non Aryan tongues General Francis who died in Ashoville N C and by A Walker in Forum her it was presented to me It has Kriltinc Poetry been all through tho war and has been Newspaper traditions in New York considered a lucky stone At any rate nothing would induce mo to part with contain many quaint instances of the art of boiling down copy It is a com- ¬ it New York Herald mon sa ing that a newspaper receives twieo as much matter as it prints A A lttihlou Thut Ileunon the Youngsters The practice of putting boys into largo sacrifice to the bluo- pencil or re¬ Tho knickerbockers at tho early ago now jected copy pimllo is inevitable fashionable is a distinct innovation over champion boiler of news in tho Now ten or a dozen years ago Tho kilt York offices in tho days that vuterans iu the business still remember was Dr auit period nowadays Is very short babies of four strutting about in kneo Wood who exercised his art m Tho Sun breeches with jockots Timo was and office for many years and the most ar- ¬ not so very long ago when fashionable tistic feat of condensation remembered mothers coaxed their sons along for of him is worth recording One night twelve years in hybrid kilts that had a half column poem was turned over to yest and waistcoat as a soi t of sop to him to dit Copy was copy to his tho mannish leaning of the repressed practical eve and ho set out to get at lad It was considered plebeian to doff tho meat of the cr cs and stato it in skirtsatnll early but all this is changed tho fewest possible words This was and tho littlo fellows jump from baby tho result Dojoti o ousel No dresses to abbreviated trousers that Then I E have no legs to speak of For once Now York Times however fashion does exactly what the UlniiiurckM Lutu for Trees clilld delights In the smallest boy find- ¬ The princo then proceeded to speak ing entire satisfaction in breeches Ho Her Point of View in Now York Times of his trees in tho Saehscnwnld described the spots where several of tho finest stand and some of them ho said 1Yhv Wolcott ISi iHiiin a Scnutor Wolcott owes his election to the wero fully 250 years old or oven more senate wild a gentleman who knows Ho added whether with an obliquo him well to a sensational account of reference or not to a certain living his winning a largo stako at faro at English statesman whoso chief ro Long Branch a few years ogo Wol- ¬ scmblanco to himself is that ho is not cott won something llko 20000 on ono at present in offieo Hcrr Bower does it always gives mo a play and tho story was sent from ono not inform us end of tho country to tho other Ho pang to havo to fell a tree Isavonnd had no idea at that time of seeking sparo all I can Ho said that a Danish forester of his political preferment But tho publica- ¬ tion of tills story touched Woleotts onco said to him I must make a con- ¬ prido Ho determined to provo to tho fession I havo embezzled a tree It country that ho was something inoro was marked for foiling but it was too than a faro bank plunger and ho did beautiful and I havo let it stand That is tho truo story of how Wol- ¬ Well I replied if it is so beautiful certainly let it stand London Stand ¬ cott caino to enter politics Tho authority for the abovo is Colonel ard Thomas Porterhouso Ochiltreo so it Cott or Americas Hie llrldco must bo true St Louis Republic Tho cost of the Brooklyn bridgo was 15000000which was 3000000 iu ex- ¬ A UimI Hreuth cess of tho fund estimato of tho engineer A bad breath is certainly repulsive Rooming who was appointed in charge and very properly so not only becauso of tho work on May 23 1807 Two years it is unpleasant in itself but becauso it later ho was injured by an accident can always bo remedied with proper from tho effects of which ho died and H it proceeds from decayed tho engineering was carried through by stro teeth n dentist should bo consulted if his son Now York Sun from a disordered stomach it is a caso lrnt 11 vera Two drams of for tho physician Thoy live faster in tho old world chlorate of potash mixed with six than wo do hero said Binks Why ounces of roso water will inako a puri its Friday morning in London before 8 fying wash to rinso tho mouth with oclock Thursday night hero Now ovary fow hours Good Housekeeping York Truth ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ how tho multltudo of street Venders in Now York inako a living In tho vicin ity of the pojtoflleo opposite tho Astor House nit always to bo toon numerous push caiU some containing nothing but bananas invariably propelled by lazy looking sons of Italy Watch them for an hour or as long u timo as you caii sparo and tho chanco sales nro o small so fow and far between that it doesnt hccrn possible that enough busi- ¬ ness can bo dono to yield a profit suf licicnt to keep body and mmiI together Yet very few of tliom but turn out from ono dollar to two dollars a day clear of ¬ It Noiv Yorks Street Vonilow is often a matter of speculation Btofers cottage on Lucust street On is for rent last ML WslJKLGl sJt Lost Pooket Book some where in the city a pocketnote and account book In it are letters and papers of no value save to the owner Finder will please leave at this office and get reward Friday morning OLID STEEL BINDER AND MOW CKJCrieger Thedargcst Hno of Ay nets t f vv fjiamV at lap dusters 19 2t Owen Lauglinp Methodist Papop In Louisville Tho Kentucky Methodist is tho name of tho paper recently removed from Lexington Ky to Louisville It is an jasTsaEr7iteSss -m -- k vVrV -- i vLmt--vl J jr eight page paper with vo broad col- ¬ umns m good type and with excel- ¬ lent print and is published at tho low prico of 100 per year Address Tho Kentucky Methodist Eouisvillc Ky for a samplo copy Aw agent is wanted for this county to whom a liberal commission will bo paid As- almost every denomination ex- ¬ cept tho Methodists havo a1 strong paper in tho stato metropolis it would seem that the Methodists wouhlalso want one if so thoy should givo this paper a hearty support as it is or will he tho best thoy can cvor hope to liave 11 - -- S msjmw o - pis jy rrvSKouzSyTV II r -- JX - tMWAi imwiMmkFxJttiyiyiTV17TIH TT viTX VA - itLJj y For- Salte by -3- DB-ATEDEt ED DVElTOlkpjIJU j UXT- - Hardware Queenswars No ix Stoves Agricultural St Kt Sterling Ky Implements 3 Etc- The largest lino of fly nets- - South Maysvillo it Fifteen acres of goodl grass within 2 Tho Farmers and the Wh etat Crop milos of tho city nooUbeit grazed this Cassidy Sutton mean to tea ibe seasony afeplenty of water Apply at The following is being exte kisively furniture JPhojv haive tb Japgestr awl this ftScc OwouLatffjiilinTsi 19 2t circwktcd by the papers of tho couWiy and most complete Hue in city ami A Chicago morning paper dovotW Look Here A New Meat IVTer chant 4fT Jt at lowest prices three columns to tho publication of For casli wo ifefy competition h what purports to boa secret oiuaular You must pay your notes both quality ancUrice9 or furahry Mr Charles Lapple of Ciuoinuatii to b issued to tho farntors ofl the We 47 4t and accounts due us formesdy cutter for Nunneiley Bi os Nation unfolding 6iS6jnTOTTs the dovelopmont of this csty has bought the butcher busi- a plan to force up tho prico oil LedgcilrGiBccNeiv York must have the money andean the ness off W C Alleuj on East 3fain present crop of Sopt26y87 wheat Tho papeir not afford to indulge you street and is nw iu possessioiK RetsofRock Lamp Salt giveslonger without serious injury satisfaction It is the pimst entire Every housekeeper ofl this city knows says it is proposed to withhold this lump years wheat crop from tho market to our business salt I have everr ased anil no stock Mr Xapplo as a batcher and mdat until tho farmers can get their owi farm should bo without it KOBERT cuttevr and will not flJrget him iu his price or at least a prico consicjorabljj WS Larters He tle Mangr BONNER Miv Bonner is owner or now sown fed cattle will slltughteuhsgs afto TOuio average RE slieegx and S 208J Rarus213Iexter best Maud It suggests a great combination ofr tand will run a first cass cstaltlish six million jnemtrs of fawners- 217 and SunJ2G9v orr mejrirfia city stylo IIo will also han- gasizations inciting 20001007 Wm This salt is 8W only by Chiles Cincinnati Live Stock Markotl dle- D8Ury ctc 23l tf Thompson bers of tho Farmers Allianco and tlie MeailiWaJir Industrial Uuiou 1000000 memheiH July 11 Cattle Ito- Cincinnati In the majyaraty ofl BiriTding ot tlio Colored National Farmers Al coipts4 Jfhoad shipments 770Oead am prepared to dp cu6iom liance 100000 members oC tho N and Loan Associations when market firm and unchanged tional Farmers Allianco of thtf Kbrtli jjogc Ucceipts L4G0 head ship ¬ your ciues are oo cents a work for any who need ht on 800000 lncmbei s ments 900 head market activa- - and month ioaasats on each share Friday of anj we I caake tual Bonovolont of tho Fanmors Mu Assembly 600000 higher common aud light 110 is deducted from your dues to bsrilted or unUoltedl meaL tnomber8 of tho Patrons cf Ilusbanduy 510 packing and butchers 475 iwwu niembcrs of the Patrons- of JoSJAIffi LlNDSASy pay expenses There is folOi tndtibtry and 150000 mamhers- of the Mt Sterling Ky ofl the kind in the Sheep Ilecoipts 5G50 headr ship nothing Fanners Loague ments 4500 head market steady National Cassidy Sutton funcl al dkectorji Impressed by tho faDuro of tho But common to choice 275 450 ex- ¬ HiGWKMAIAgt einbalincrs nad undertakers every ¬ tcrworth option bill and otheu njeas tra fat wothcrs aud yearlings 475 thing in this Itjic now and fkst clsss urcs to prevent trading in futures on 500 Cassidy Sutton adopt tho cash satisfaction guaranteed gentia horses farm prodnets tho formers arc-- now Lambs In light demand common system on furniture after July lst 0t and reasonajjie uifttww through tboir ofllcial advisory at least 47 41 47 li to choice 375 425 Q 100 lbs proposing to go on a strike for higher W S Caldwell wants f ho money on irices T H Carter has his tin that accounbyou aro owingMm You LegiMioniSsdwlarod to be too MARKET STERLING MT must pay id at wico low and ineffectual and as the con shop at his residence on AS KKlOltTKD BY Notlco litiusofitho croy and the maAot till he can rebuildl his street iicajnaunlcious tho producers GAITSKILL store on East Main strreet Tho jiodsow who borrowed onrFOt of orguimxeii may isono to 10tm a whJui TABB combi He is prepared to do all work Bitting Slarno j to use only for a natiGM tliat willivesult in tho profi COMMISSION mKKUIIANTS 1KOVIsIOX in his lane suchi as Ronring fow dajss but who has kept thorn all iiilculliirifjs Olllce nnd Sulan oom 22 S Mit llle St Guttering etc etc Foarfirst some two month will please return lithe circular makes an argument on class work give- him a call he them ai once Wo need them tho evils of option dealing and tho 85c per bu Wheat No 2 SOc IIakfek Son tiik ks to whifcli spoculatow resort in never fails to give satisfaction 00c 50c Hejcct to his customers ltr to proTXiltitho finoi iram venl- 50o 00c Ma W S Caldwell wants thosoJ Eye fee good pricos and gives the gov- GOc 05c who aro owing him to know that his Oats Notice tFarrrhwrs nt oilniato on tho present crop 1 350 375 accounts aro now all mado out aiuTf Corn lu slhnntc uro that the country If you want to savo your hogs reiwy for collection Theso 1250 ton 1400 per Hay Baled accountsj Wl havo chickens turkeys Ac go to W S 14111000000 bushols of wheat 200 Timothy Lloyds drug store- fow Ametts hog positively must 00 cJosea lie ilesiues lor Isjiort Tho circular further set JNo cure to hive no ono trouble but must havo cholera cure Jo luunbuj lurm uifuujcro is a snortago 111 crops Propaied by Sullivan und tho money duo 1dm no pay Blue Grass Ky lough SOc 00c inEuropcand doclaro3 that thero n Shousc Louisa Ky u cleaned 250 np clianco of failure in an attompt to Louisville Tobacco Market Fujmlsty English 250 For Sale realize-- tho higher prices A 10000 per ton Hemp - - 8500 od by Glover St Durrett LouiQvllle On EastMain street ono of thonwfii It urges all members of farmers- - or POULTKY AND EGGS Tobacco Warohou8QA ganisations to hold their grain until I desirable homes in Mt Sterling 325 Frame houso of 8 rooms halls porches Choico Old Chickens 200 the liricn shnll ndvnnpn in 1 PR nni 300 etc in cxcollent repair splendid cis- ¬ Tho market for hurley tobacco this bushel at Now York aud points 225 Young but 175 250 tern good garden spot first class week has boon steady wiiih a shade that by so doing a profit ot 500000 Fair to Good Eggs 8c por doz neighborhood iu fact overything to moro activity than chai acterized it 000 is stum to accruo to them within a Respt fow weeks mako it a dcsirablo pieco of property last weok Tho offerings of tho week havo beeu Farmers aro urged to take- this Must bo sold iu ordor to soitlo up an Taub mado up largely of common grades staud oven at tho oxpenso of boiug estate Terms reasonable r with a largo por cont of tobacco in pinched for money for a time J W RuilJlOUGlIS Bank Stock for Sale funked condition Tho reports ft om Mt Sterling Ky tho growing crop aro very favorable LAND STOCK AND CROP per cent net divi- ¬ Tho following quotations fairly rep The 12 I will sell at tho court houso 6tcps in Mt Sterling at 2 oclock Monday July dends of the National Build- ¬ resent our market for hurley tobacco Mr D G Howell threshed 33 acres damaged tobacco 15 shares of 20 county Court day Loan Association are 2Trash3 dark or ing measured of whoat tho past weok to tho Now Farmers Rank stock and 10 4 to 8 wiucu yioiueuza uusncis to tno acre f Exchango Rank stock better than the 15 per cent Colory trash - - shares of tho W JN Anderson wolghed to Joo C All persons indobtcd to tho estate of dividends in any similar insti Common lugs not colory - - if 3 to 5 0 to if 10 Turloy 31 lambs that averaged 99 lbs E Caldwell deed aro notified to come tution as tin National deducts Colory lugs -- 5 to 8 525 cents per hundred Common leaf foward at onco and settle as suit will onthly install- - Medium to good leaf - - - 8 to 12 at bo brought on all outstanding claims Kpenses Remember Cassidy Uood to 11110 liiiers - - - - rl2to20 Suttons low Jamks Caldwell J Select wrappafy tobacco - P20 to 33 pricesonfitruituroforcash 47 lt Administrator 47 3t pMAN Agt - and lap dusters BUSINEBtNTfON ia ¬ Hazelriggj Caldwell f9-2- i 1 - - ¬ F A Hh I - 44tf -- - Gaitskill L BiMWMIHMBMHm hitv ta rcr 5 STBBLINJQADTOOATE TUESDAY JULY 14 IS9I I THE ADVOCATE Crossing of Corn All fanners arc awaro that sn Korosdne Emulsion f i xt totho as8chitesand ftonfully Io thorn aBiiiscct dciYojers Is kctio emulsion It kills by U con- - diflbwutM - t MP m thopoUcn 2uu VwM U u MBf VJ- - n vatJ AjC BUa rn rd soan bv hoatimr to the boilulg of another AtTtho Kansas station for three ecf int thou add one pint of kerosene FOR CASH T US IK IGSt on1 rii U vmlnnHv v vv nvnAVIlTIOtltfl hflM iv siortMtT noet nnrnntl ¬ PuminS th l11 I1 t9 f been made in tho artificial nollinati Si s of corn Inl88841 vaiietics wf OUR MOTTO thoroughly agitated used G6 attempts at cross fertilizat fM mxes thc 0l1 PoionUy succfclnims were made of which 39 never separate andean ful In 1889 crossing was attcIJo that it will CASH It invests more money in Kentucky than all its competitors combined casly a pleasure by simply SELL LOW d in 188 cases and of these 175 were in Kentucky to facilitate the transaction of its or siiiruuv suitiiik wuji It has established a ncii cj sj As a practical summdr rniiMicnic ccssful adding tho water to make fifteen The following nrticlces are immense business tho results it is said that tho inn is onc llftccnth of ous crosses of maize by artificial pints in all that It issues a greater variety of policies than any other company liquid applied would be kerosene for your especial benefit nation wero mostly successful tho It is thc originator of nearly every improved plan of life insurance oil dillbrent races as dent flint softs Tho Hubbard Riley formula is as aud pop com crossing with appa Ono half pound of soap dis ¬ follow I ly equal rcsietance one j llon of boiling water Tho effects of tho crossing a solved in wlii two ilons of kcrooiif - aro Oliver Chimed Plows comparatively few cases mostly Is the most popular plan of insurance in existence be- ad led and in Mediately stirrc varieties ttisiblo the first year Thou dilulo with lihioiimiM of ftinltn DouMe Shovels It contains special advantages and guarantees which c n ke given by second year tho- - second gciici 0 iiiii I will to oui f tho emulsion vuicr COMPETITORS BY REASON OF UNWISE CHARTER RESTRICTIONS cliiiwa Old nickory Wa irons o nv irfctanrnllv pnrfl IllOlfi O 8 thu- - bo seen ihit Prof Cook gyrutwj lour completely blended often exact It guarantees a loan after ten io years at opfion of policy holder to carry the ai as kt ro ouc Reversible Disc Harrows Symcdiato between tho two pJ1 times as iful h Writer policy to end of a designated period rccdinineiids t m a as y4rpes4 more rarely tho grains a nliilu Dr Kllty Non Revei sible Disc narrow as water The former It guarantees a mortuary dividend to all premiums paid after ten io years This single car are unliko each othpd much kerosene also ikcs moio soan in event the premiums have been borrowed Vandiver Corn Planters policy leaves the full each may resemble closely or reply Prof Cook hopus that all station cither parent The product jtho and increases the policy if premiums have been paid in cash Two horse Cultivators etoniologists and horticulturists will third vcar is generally trno to pd It gives a grace of thirty clays in payment of all premiums thoroughly try bofh of those formula Wlnutnl liv ciilntiiicr livni linS Cooking Stoves that farmers and fruit growers may It gives a special rate covering first two years of insurance from anv ear or from diflbiq bo wisely advised as to their respect Wrought Steel Ranges cars are obtained with grains JaNy It gives desirable options of settlement if insured survives the distribution period Exchange liko thoso planted AnydcMipnn ive merits Thc New York Life writes in Kentucky nearly double the amount of insnrance se- ¬ Heating Stoves A Now Chilian Ironclad can therefore acidly Of a cross I bo pcrpotuatpd Hay Forks cured by any other company as the following figures taken from the i pMo to A Chilian commission headed by will show In view of the above it Spades offect dcsiicd points of iiiiplmont Hear Admiral Latorre was sent to IM in varieties by crossing and Pg or Europo a few months ago to superin ¬ Shovels perfecting by fub equcnt jction tend tho building of seven naval ves ho past sel were sels all of tho santo typo The first Mattocks Tho experiment much reduced in value by fon of onoof them fho Captain Prat named f Picks Favorabljcasons after Arturo Prat a naval hero of thc serious drouth morcforablo Chilian Navy killed in tho recont war will doubtless furnish Axes J r atlcast more conclusivo Mts in against Peru has just beeli launched at La Seync near Toulon France And everything necessary to tho efforts to improve varicj The building of that vessel was com- ¬ A Very Costly Com Arm ¬ a complete outfit for farming pleted by thc flim of Krupp fcr the Call and see us We defy fPKtrt o cAoinnh ftvnr nSSlOU 01 strong and finally conceded found French Society des Forges ct Chau Congress in which bills orjt j Why do you spit at mo said tho glow worm I competition ticrs said tho toad I W hy do you shine to contain mistakes in ortpphy or Thc Captain Prat took fifteen orpunctuation says tho totlelpliia The popple of Kentucky are invited to consider these matters carefully before insuring months to bo built The working of Press Tho only wonder at many her artillery is dono by means of elec- ¬ p OLDIAI GOS elsewhere more do not occur when i remem guns wero manufac- ¬ such work n idjourn- - tricity and her Insurance men who contemplate engaging in thc life insurance business bered that all find at Havre Tho measurements 23 ly performed nndeutraordi tured mentis to call on or address ironclad nnvv circumstances As haste of tho G901 tons aro as follows Tonr length 100 metres 8leep is nagc noise aud confusion He r three width 1850 metres draught of water unknown oftentimes for 780 Tho engines with 8000 horse- ¬ davs aud nichts iu succ i The power must give a speed of seventeen clerks become nervous jricd and THE knots and of nineteen knots at high d sometimes wholly oxhaui by tho n pressure Tho Captain Prat is armed andprolonl physical iutenso strain d with four guns of twenty four ceuti I labor apparent ¬ metres placed in turrets eight guns mrwunvii Probably the smallest i aud heddixg vvaxib and I alt such of twelve centimetres in four ironclad Doses ly most insignificant filling of vases baskets window and nineteen mitrailleuses or boxes aud tho liko a specialty and put OLD KENTUCKY ROUTE blunders was tho niosttpnsivo one cupolas madeit occurred rapid firing guns Tho vessel has also up in fhvt cinss style Also bedding of tho kind ever H II and M V CO E D u torpedo lances Tho flowers dono in artistic stylo any PlTiolas Hoadach33j Loss pfj in atariff bill more thaivonty years four tubular o whcio in tho city or county Good Weary Pealing Pains In Ex warship cost 2000000 sy 5Scepa Have received an elegant as u ago There was a sccfr enuiucra fresh stock ronstantly on hand Also s Wtf r Lissbs Want cS flpna5io3 o Rest and Fat sortment of articles shoulle admitted Tomato Cabbago and other Jvcgotable tiug what SHORT LINE TO nc U you sufvar ircm ¬ gErapiloB3 plants Call and see us free of duty Amoug jmany arti Philadelphia WaohlriBton j any o2 ihd3 symptcras GOODS Host and fat aro tho greatest ene ¬ cles specified wero allMgn fruit Krieger Co New York Baltimore Jits imported mies of thc horse is asaying of tho ea- - horo plants etc meaning Old Point and tho Clay Street R3 ¬ IX for transplanting proition or ex- Aiabs and if every stallion owner John Oorbotts placoJ Mt Sterling K Ms t Till DIKlUT LINK TO dork i would cufbody its truth in his prac ¬ periment Tho enrojg French Plaid Novelties Louisville Lexington PJZ Silk Grenadines copying tho bill acciitly changed tice thero would bo little need to write Kansas City St Louis Gray Suitings tho hyphen in tho c pound word any thing further von this subjwt Its Memphis ChattnnooRa Black Silks to a conk making it observance would bo potent to im fruit plants etc prove tho horse in health strength White Goods AM AM VOINTS U KIP all foreign frd plants read OK MANUFACTUItEi Black Novelty Goods West and Northwest South and Tho consequence wasfat for a year virility endurauco and longevity and Dimities Southwest until Congress coj remedy thc by holding up tho glass to nature HF1 Nainsooks cfogcs lenipns correct tiny irrational trcatmoni and Saddles Harness Bridles Halters Ac JANUAliY i 1831 IN KHIXT blunder all tho India Linens Tn t lhntd ApV niAec in bananas grapes an other foreign abnormal conditions under which ho Linen Lawns Mail F Bound Dnih hpiV Hail Dnl East In v is often rearer i i Xot that the condi ¬ limly ixbimix Sim i iJ lil UJ fruit wero aumuicuuwu Etc Etc Inpttre IS Ulood litiin iiiiutnli which the tions surrounding tho horsi1 ina state This lliiuilHOiiu Ielntn i l e 7MUH I1Siui S7 lCiUll2K0liill WHY iouBjciuO Ycurmercury Is It used I carry tho largest and most com Wineliolu 7 00JH11 ci thc most careful ml might coMIy of nature should bo wholly imitated plete line of general Saddlery Goods Jltntiilinf An Siim SOjiin 7 Ijjnn Clpin 5 dltl ou f vo VLUitelf tin Jioedcd nttentiou j itiMin a P D CORSETS The Best Made I ut tho tlms Dont you know thutyou i lOWpiu lAllcost o government for they do not at all tend to his im ¬ mnilo iinv S tho mereui y Mn tuowstem nets 104U1U1 GJim mi OlhuIIIU-Iin tho city iiiPfni tho tffetMor M Womixl S4Sini U ISimilUSUniii provement in tho qualities adapted to flilud about 2000000 S tell you that j ou rciuit o a blood inedlclne i 0 Juii All work made of first class material Ciittlkttjlnui IelJipmlO itpm ICVim Uooniurorolora Jionx tho utter clTccU All 12MpmlI07pm mans uso Hut it is worthy of note Call and lluntlnstoii Soocior AKorM aiiullBli In Misses Ladles and Childrcnd biro tho Wiscon that tho wild horso is tough sound and by skilled workmen In a paper read oxamiuo stock and learn prices x ill tii oughly rradlcato tlia polf on i m J Jt sics West Bound DMIy tlia issteniT ciot It fiom your di uUt sin Agricultural S ety on popular and healthy aud making duo allow- ¬ CIIAS ItEIS C A Ilotch ance for tho influouco of natural selec- ¬ DiApm erroi3 in bee keopi a fi Want Krcadwvi fow Vofk Huntington Ivo CWiiii tm ripni OJSoiii tlSimi CASSUIKIES - GINGILUIS CatlclWiuiR said Tho numbonf flowers that tion or tho survival of tho fittest when 7 lUfiu IU7I1U Oiini Asldand n nihcJlill Air 8 ioim i opii 4 ooun V yi m secrete Wcy in sufficient wo ohservo that ho is seldom in a really do DIIALLTES - AliMEXlAXKUCieiS Sun JHjii Ml btcilliiK Io 10 27am 4 Ipm lliun quantities to be av tblo lor Dees is stajto of rest that ho lives unconfined lcl jin 11 nam 4 rmi 7 ltow WlllCllOstVl comparatively few pular opinion to in tho open air upon natural food wo ruxington Air i 01pm Wpm 8 OSiini 2 Ipn Only may reasonably connect these as cause 5S tunc TiiiiwKii llfc11 I1TTF Pll V tho contrary nbtw standing dully and has ctiuulid rullnnu NitHi boin tho flowers to wpli tho bees aro and effect and safely consider oxcr- LOUISVILLE KY nmrm t 1114 tl lill 11 iUlh Mild iwii liltit necessary for f crtilWion is tho nectar ciso pure air and simplo diet the AND mmtuimUof tliu coklnatwl F b V Last of only on fundamental conditions upon which Oil wux stimrs llUmillSlUl to bo found A niuiij klttimil t IVCiim 1nHt lit tho defensive but no respecter of to build up by skill in breeding and Subscilption Hates llnlly nml Sunday 51000 a mrmr HT ovlnRtoii and Uiuitliiffton mi t MuloA VERY 200 rtavlwtwcoiiI dcsirablo properly on Sunday IfmidlliilAII tUllll II i COlllllXUIIlIrt l Jiliiiuiini vt w A luicns to bo tho of training tho highest and most perfect ji ir Dally without a jcai 300 Sunday persons for if iMi UlieCl IIIoward Avenue a jcir Weekly 100 within twoa av iiiiiraiiiir iui ii Awilaml Willie At ncnalty if ho cquino typo Ex fender B will get K C K lUiiiiilHiinilMiiillilHiiuul and nt lo linvo ienl8d tho Uaiuii building on minutes Avallc of tho Court house con ¬ mid 0 N O A T V 1th L i N I I THE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL iiiRlou happens to bo ne at hand Tho Knot Main street und havo fitted sisting of lot 8 feet front and on thin ItalhoulK Tho Confcdoratodcad have a mon a substantial house of ilino rooms be ¬ queen commonly riiirdcd as a sov- - inont now in Mississippi OUVli IIIII AtCOMMO up a number of rooms I am thero IKX1VGTOV Tho Con- ¬ Una tho lnigcst chctilatlon of any Pciunctitlc store rooms eto nt ercign is in point fact mora of a federate living aro building their own Newspaper in Uio United fcitos and prooM to r ATI OX dally excoptK Sundiiy Omnects Jcv foro prepared to aecommodato my sides halls porches condition C points and at Building in prime Winoliceter to and from Splen ¬ Contrary doiUilo or ticbblo Ita already latgu eiiculitlon ington w itli I S U It Xoi Ixiil3x ille Ky subject than a so reign friends with board and lodging by the did collars two excellent dhterns monuments in tho shape of cities fac- ¬ to popular bellof t old queen goes tories and railaoads II AXOEVVOIVIN5 Kates Itoutos Special attention fruit stable ote Iorfnll to nny N Y World HOW VAIY liAi AWAY KACipienmi Illali- cte npply infonnatlon in icsanl toor connecting wool day or meal naent of this tniuirfoiiti a Also two lots of 50 iect frontagt with tho swarm an all tho old bees to Court day dinners Charges Ann boh Iiiis JlnchlnefijHTvJIandTOiiio lot llnohorto paid each on 6aino street tuUlTdjaccut tt WntciAuaT VTiiAHifl- - vull jiil tlculr1 H E Huntington th hive Bees arc C L Brown at that time in Havent You Noticed It How In Weekly Couilcr Iouin7 p copy tree tho abovo property M TlA reasonable short lived llvinjiu Summer hut much easier it is to bo pleasant to Scud for one Loxlnston Ky A STEPHENS v Adddi ca J from fouf to six w s instead of from pcoplo of consequonco than to thoso CWHARRIS Wil W Q HarrlBon C W Barnoy 31 tf Imldcnt CouUcr JJPanjJ G A AlilandKy who aro 116 account U - iAsliiRtcu Ky year to year as sot suppose 1IT STEKUXt KY V -- naWil anil some attention is of tho Michigan Station nidi In nlmitinrr to nrnVAiit it where irh s the following formula for its would unfavorably affect a choice vi which is ono ho has rec- rlcty This crossing wherever it o partition montled and used for years i Dis- curs is caused by tho fertilization vo in two quarts of water ono quart tho plstels tho silk of Olio variety soft soap or one fourth pound of distributed from tho tass as tf tam Oho nna cat uio iciivua mviBs V usually Iii Bulletin No 73 Prof A J ft9 ill IIjII Hull Farmers Alliance mm UU 111 j SB W mm s tmaii IIP i C3 EHS3KaS3ifEraiIKmm3 1 2SH3S3 -- b rjn i hrJl ii Trima - YOUR MpTTO UIP1USS sise IS i rs Bipnui 2J y OSS r S30 v BUlrLOW H f K - libit The New York Life has paid death losses and matured policies in Kentucky for over Forty Years with promptness and liberality br office to ii- not its chief 11 0- L I face of the intact v Official Reports ¬ BUSINESS KENTUCKKY 1890 NEW YORK Equitable Mutual Benefit Mutual Life Northwestern IFE 4467850 00 244827000 180474700 141950000 120319800 will i ¬ ff to tiikir interest it Krieger Co Kentucky Branch Office the commerce bldg Louisville Mt Sterling Ky Ky FLORISTS Albert Hoffman Agt Spring Goods mil zooToxt i3 diss m ims ¬ OH AS RE IS xNa3iQii W 1 - m li- ¬ a 1 - m- J - ZEIGLERS SHOES S 1 1 1 1 1 The Courier JournaL lll - Boarding House J SAMUELS IT I I t Restaurant FOR SALE I Ylaa Jfawuil IV A- t I 1 kjffijl f M fciv -- tj fwilii c Q THE MT STERlJla Mrs s ¬ ADVOCATE vTUESDAY tTTO v I4 1893b- - a rWWWIIWIMBHIIWBWWiKPWWHMWMIHI ri IE AT ADVOCATE NIGHT IN V lb t f how tho multitude of street venders in T Now York mako a living In tho vicin Lost Pocket Book ity of tho postoflluo opposite tho Astor ricturo of tliu Ilnulevurils from Keren House am always to bo scon numerous On Priday morning last Clock Until AUcr aiMulRbt push carti some containing nothing At ioven oclock or half past tcven but bananas invariably propelled by some where in the city a dinner Paris is of nil cities tlio sec lazy looking nous of Italy Watch them ond city whero ono can according to for an hour or as long a timo as you pockelyiote and account book whim eat tho dearest or tlio cheapest can spare and thn chaneo sales are so In it are letters and papers of But on tho boulovards there is littlo Email so fow and far between that it choice tlio rents are so enormous that doesnt seem possiblo that enough busi ¬ no valuer save to the owner thoy oblige tho managers of restaur ness can bo dono to yield a profit suf Finder will please leave at ants to maintain very high prices llcicnt to keep body and soul together Foreigners bowarol You are exploited Yet very fow of thorn but turn out from this office and get reward in Paris just as wo are probably ono dollar to two dollars a day clear of pounced upon in Now York Capitals expenses have nothing to learn from ono an ¬ An avcrago of 150 ier day rain or Thciialrgest lino of shine is not unusual There are no other in that respect fly nets Nino oclock You go to tho theater expenses beyond tho small capital in ¬ and j Bmoking your cigar whllo speculators vested in a bunch of tho succulent lap dusters on tho Bourse crowd into tho vast hall tropical fruit Very often this is fur at of tho Credit Fonclor and cry out with nished by another Italian who may 49 2L much nolso tho morrows operations own a number of these carts and vari- Owou LauglinV a cfinvir fnrwli It is what is called tho petito Bourse du nnq WVkV WVW v1illn flm voiwlnr U tiffV J SU VU VV Methodist Paporrlrv Loulsvlllo soir operating on shares or commissions Midnight Tho theaters close This This capitalist is a sort of padrone and Is tho timo when tho aspect of tho having himself sprung from tlio ranks Tho Kentucky Methodist is tho name boulovards is most varied All classes requires a scrupulous accounting from of tho paper recently removed from cf society mingle elbowing and push- - his poorer countryman whoso ambl ¬ Lexington Ky to Louisville It is an ing ono another Ladies from tlio Fail- - tion to own a cart and his own trado is eight page paper with fivo broad col- ¬ ibourg Saint Germain alight from their nhnost suro to bo realized in tho course ¬ coupes and stop for a cup of chocolate of time Tlio latter Is then ready to i umns m good type and with exceland- is published at tho low atTortonis On tlio sidewalk thoy run marry and run an establishment of his lent print against night beauties women with own price of 100 per year Address Ho can earu as much as tho average Tho Kentucky Methodist JLouisvillc painted faces who oglo at belated pro- vincials Club men with collars turned day laborer but ho must bo about the Ky for a sample copy A agent is up and a cigar between their lipj turn streets early and latu Tlio police reg- wanted for this county to whom a their htoM toward tho clubs whero illations compel him to keep moving they intvad to indulge in a game of Persistent violation of tlieso rules is liberal commission will bo paid As- almost every denomination ex- ¬ likely to get him into trouble though baccarat Tho dramatic critics rush to their tho finest are very lenient in tho ex cept tho Methodists have a strong newspapers in order to improvise their erciso of their discretion in this respect paper in the stato mctropolisib would accounts of tho play And conspicuous Tho fruit cart is but oho of tho many seem that tho Methodists wouHValso above tlio incongruous throng a legion sources of livelihood of tho street vend want one H so thoy should give -I3ST- of ragged hawkers whom wo call er but its meager simplicity appeals camelots echo ono anothers voices on most powerfully to tho imagination of this paper a hearty support as it ia or will be thobest thoy can ever Iioje tlio boulevards proffering to tho pub- - tho observer New York Herald He ignoblo papers full of nastlness and to have i Slanders This is one of tlio worst Tl Cemailn Now York imlllillai1elphl No 13 South Maysvillo St Kt Sterling Ky Tho census of Now York city at the offenses of Paris tills delugo of filthy The largest line of publications which arc cried out with Dcsi constitutes a most difficult prob fly nets- a Unpunity in our streets without tho no- - eul In comparison with such a task ByjsiNsTTENnoN and Fifteen acres of good grass within 2 Tho Farmers and tho Whdiat Crop- lice daring to interfere Francisquo a census of Philadelphia is childs play V miles of tho city noouben grazed this lap dusters There wo havo a city openly built witln Sarcey in Scribners Cassidy Suiten roe ao to lteotl the soasony afcj plenty of- water Apply at ninety houses to every hundred families The following is being extensively furniture Thoy hava tKe JaFgestr ansl thisc Sce OwouLaiighllitfsi 49 2tr Tenement houses nro rare Pew of the A Stone Thut Is CherUlieil circulated by the papers of tho couWry and most complete line in tfeeeity ko1 Sitting on ono of tho plush sofas at pcoplo sloop In stables in cellars or in A inicago morning paper uovoImp A New Moat IWerehantLook HOre at lowest prices 4J 4t tho Fifth Avenue the other day was lofta Tho houses are set squarely on three columns to tho publication of ¬ Mr E II Patterson of Pineville Ky the streets Four fifths of tho inhabit For cash wo- dtefy competition ra whai purports to bo a secret civoular On tho little finger of his left hand he ants are native born and all but a Yon must pay your notes both qualitv atuJUjjrices on fuimhurs Mr Charles Lapple of Ciuoinuai to be issued to tho farntors ofl the of English trifling precentago are displayed a curiously set amethyst We 47 4t and accounts due- us QTjissjnTSOTixox formcrty cutter for Nunnelley Broe Nation unfolding the development ringIt was not an expensive bit of speech of this cifcy lias bought the butcher bvrsi a plan to forco up tho Merely to state these facts is to ono must have the money andean jewelry but odd enough to attract the LedgcilrofliccNeTV York prico of the ness off W C Allen on East JEain present attention of a closo observer Tliat who knows anything of Now York Sopt26y8T crop oi wncat alio papeir afford to indulge you ring has an historic value said Mr enough to show tho difficulties of enu- - not and is now in possession sava t is urnnnopfl tn Tviililinll flta r Dump Salt gives- entire street Bctsof Eock Pattcrson It was a present to a meratlon in that city which in 1880 longer without serious injury satisfaction It is the- purest lump Every housekeeper eflrhis- - city knows years wheat crop from tho market member of my family from Louis XIV bad for 243157 families but 73G1 to our business salt I havo eveiToaetaiHl no stock Mr lapplo as a bstehcr and meat until tho farmers can get their own My wife is a granddaughter of Owens dwellings of which perhaps 20 000 were farm should bo wMhout Jt KOBERT cuttwt and will not flirget him in his price or at least a prico conslorabfy WS of Mount Sterling Ky with whom the tenement houses within the meaning of quarters tile lie exiled monarch stopped while in this tho sanitary acts MangV BONNER Miv Konner is owner of now QQtra fed cattlcj will slbnighteuhegsr ascvrctlio averager New York is a city of courts amjul- - R slteegu and best country incognito in tho timo of tho Maud S 208 Earus 2 13f Dexter It snggests a goat combination of ley in tho lower parts and wiUflJbu- flrst Napoleon and will run a first class estaMsh SKsjnillionanemfcera V9- 2t- Suited 3 KB of fownors- - prr Whilo at her grandfathers houso sands of shanties sheds and inhabited This salt is sold only by Chiles Ss moadrra city stylo lie will also feaii gaoBizations including 2000007WnTJ Cincinnati Live Stock Markotl - sitesin tho upper parts and its popula- tho king one evening just before partSll tf dlepattliry etc Thompson bcrs of tlio Farmers Allianco and the ing took a glass of wino and dropped tionfis almost equally divided between MealIiMfeaBC natives and foreigners no small Industrial Uuioai l000000i membeii half a dozen Jewels in it then after 11 Cattle Ito- July Cincinnati In the majority ofi BiriTding drinking tho wino from off tho precious portion of tlie latter element using coipts440hoad of tlio Colored National Farmers Al shipments 770Uead stones distributed them among tho va- - languages other than English not am prepared ta dp CvU6im liance lUUjOOO members of tho Ni and Loan Associations when rious members of tho family as a mark merely tho more or less familiar Ger-- market firm and unchanged flional Farmers Alliance of the1 Nbrtli ship your dues vast oo cents a work for any who need itr on of his personal esteem This narticu- - an and French but Slavic and even Hogo libceipts 1400 head 1 800000 mcinbors tho Farmers M non Aryan tongues -- -- General Francis ments 9001 head market activa-- and lar stone finally fell to my wifes sister each share Friday of anjt we3t I rssaike tnal Bcnorolent ofAssembly 6001000 month who died in Ashevillo N C and by A Walker in Forum higher common and light 410 is deducted from your dues to baited or unbolted meaU Inoinbers of the Patrons cflIuabandBy her it was presented to me It has 510 packing and butchers 475 Kdltlnc Vim try been all through tho war and has been IWUUU members of the Patrons- - ol JoSAIffi JLlNDSASy There is pay expenses Nowspaper traditions in New York 510 considered a lucky stone At any rate tndustry and 150000 member of tho-oft the kind in the Mt Sterling Ky nothing would induce mo to part with contain many quaint instances of tho Sheep Uccoipts 5650 head ship ¬ nothing Parmers Loague art of boiling down copy It is a com- ¬ ments 4500 head market steady National New York Herald Cassidy Sutton lunel al dvecto r Impressed by the failure of tho But saying that a newspaper receives mon 450 ex buibalmcrs aad undertakers every tervvorth option bill and other meas- ¬ twice as much matter as it prints A common to choice 275 HORKMAAgt A lmlilon Thut rieufto the Youncxters thing in this line- new and ficst cla38 ures to prevent trading- in futures on The practice of putting boys into largo sacrifice to the blue pencil or re tra fat wothcrs and yearlings 475 Tho 500 Cassidy Sutton adopt the cash satisfaction guamauiecd gentio horses farm piWncts tho uimcvs aro now knickerboekers at tlio early ago now jected copy pindlo is lnovitable fashionable is a distinct innovation over champion boiler of nows in tho Now Lambs In light demand common system on furnitnro after July lst 01c and reasonibIe piks through tJioir official advisors ai least 47 41 ten or a dozen years ago The kilt York olllces in the days that veterans to clioieo 375 425 47 lt 100 3jb proposing to go on a strike for higher in the business still remember was Dr suit period nowadays is very short W S Caldwell wants tho money on irices babies of four strutting about in kneo Wood who exercised his art in The Sun H Carter has his tin that accouubyouaro owing bim You Legitotionis dwlarcd tc be too T MARKET STERLING MT Time was and olilco for many years and tho most ar breeches with pockets must pay ib at once shop at his residence on j low anal ineffectual not so very long ago when fashionable tistic feat oT condensation remembered and as- the AS KUrOKTED BY One night of him is worth recording Notco mothers coaxed their sons along for crojs and th maVkot street till he cani rebuildi his twelve years in hybrid kilts that had a half column poem was turned over to appear ausiiicious producers him to dit Copy was copy to his GAITSKILL store on East Main strreet The ponsotii who borrowed onrpot of orgaumeu may thoto town whn TABB yest and waistcoat as a sort of sop to a comb iopc eye and lie set out to get at tlio mannish leanings of the repressed practical is prepared to do all work Bitting TBaiij to mo only for a uutica that will result in tho profi tho meat of tho verses and stato it in IMSOVISIOX COMMISSION mKUCJIIANTS lad It was considered plebeian to doff in his lane suchi as Roofing fow daas but who has kept tliem ull Ollleo nnd Sulenroom 23 S Maysvillo St iculturift3 skirts at all early but all thisischangrd tho fewest possible words Tills was some inonth will pleaso return Guttering etc ejtc JGhe circular makes an argument on and tho littlo fellows jump from baby the result Do you lovo inel No work givcj him a sail he them a once Wo need them dresses to abbreviated trousers that the evils of option dealing and tlio Then I go 85c per bu Wheat No 2 SOc legs to speak of For once have no Hahiei Sox New York Times tni ks to whish speculators resort in never fails to give satisfaction GOc 50c Itejcct however fashion does exactly what tho to his customers 13MM 1 m imummiiilhu lanuerirom reaip 44 SOc GOc Ms- W S Caldwell wants thosoJ Ulxmurrk Iou fur Trees TCye child delights in the smallest boy find ¬ jiricos and gives the gov--Tho prince then proceeded to speak COe 05c ing entire satisfaction in breeches who arc owing him to know that his tcBgood Oats Notice tOiFarrmwra Ho 0Jimato on tho prosent crop Her Point of View In New York Times of his trees In tho Sachsenwald 375 350 accounts are now all nuido Corn described the spots where bcvcral of the If you want to savo your hogs ready fot collection These out nndt I in stinmte 3 iwo nni tho couuiiy 1400 per ton chickens turkeys Hay Baled 1260 accounts c go to W S finest stand and some of them ho said Senator Wliy Wolrnlt IlcfHino wi havo 24jlv000jO0O bushels of wheat J 200 Timothy Lloyds drug store-- iou- Anietts hog M8iiively must bo closed lie desine s were fully 250 years old or oven more Wolcott owes his election to the Tho circular further sct J cholem cure No huwbug No cure iofeive no one trouble but must havo Bed Top -- - - G5c75c senate fsaid a gentleman who knows lie added whether with mi obliquo loriii mm inuro is a snonago in crops Prepared by Sullivan and the money duo him no pay Blue Grass Ky rough 50c GOo him well to a sensational account of reference or not to a certain living Shou6e Louisa Ky inEuropCjanddcclaros that thora k I u cleaned 250 his winning a largo stako at faro at English statesman whoso chief re semblanco to himself is that ho is not fow years ago WolLong Branch a Loulsvlllo Tobacco MarkotFuwalsl- - up cliawco of failuro in an attempt to English 250 For Sale realize-- tho higher prices cott won something liko 20000 on ono at present in ollleo Herr Bower does A 10000 per ton Hemp - - 8500 od by Qlover Durrett Loutyllleit always gives mo a play and tlio story was sent from ono not inform us On EastMain street ono of thomrat It urges alL members of farmers or- Poultry and Eggs end of tho country to tho other Ho pang to havo to fell a tree I savoand Tobacco Warohouso ganbations- to hold their grain until dcsirablo homes in Mt Stcrlbig had no idea at that time of seeking spare all I can 225 Frame houso of 8 rooms halls porehes Choice Old Chickens 200 tho prico shall advanco to 1S per He said that a Danish forester Of his political preferment But tho publica- ¬ Tlio market for hurley tobacco this buahol at Now York aud ppinte 300 etc in excellent repair splendid cis- ¬ 225 Young out tion of tills story touched Wolcotts onco said to him I must mako a con- ¬ 175 250 tern good garden spot first class week lias been steady eHih a shade that by so doing a prpflt ot 500000 Fair to Good pride Ho determined to provo to tho fession I havo embezzled a tree It 8cpordoz neighborhood in fact everything to more activity than chavacterized it 000 is suro to accruo to thoni within a Eggs country that ho was something more was marked for foiling but it was too and I havo let It stand Respt fow weeks than a faro bank plunger and ho did beautiful make it a dcsirablo piece of property last wcok if it Is so beautiful Thoofiorings of tho week havo becu That is tho true story of how Wol- ¬ Well I replied Farmers aro urged to take this 1 Mii8t bo sold jn order to sottlo up an Tabb certainly let it stand London Stand ¬ cott came to enter politics mado up largely of common grades staud ovon at tho oxpouse-- of boing estate Terms reasonable Tho authority for tlio abovo is Colonel ard r with a largo per cent of tobacco iu pinched for monoy for a time J W BunnocGiis Thomas Porterhouso Ochiltreo so it Coit of AincrlcaH Ills Mrldrge funked condition Tho reports from Bank Stock for Sale Mt Storling Ky must bo true St Louis Republic Tho cost of the Brooklyn bridgowas tho growing crop aro very favorable LAND 515000000which was 3000000 iu ex STOCK AND CROP A 11ml llreuth The 12 per cent net divi- ¬ The following quotations fairly rep ¬ cess of tho fluid estimate of tlio engineer will sell at tho court house steps in I A bad breath is certainly repulsive Itoobling who was appointed in cliargo Mt Sterling at 2 oclock Monday July dends of the National Build- ¬ resent our market for hurley tobacco Mr D G nowcll threshed 33 acres and very properly so not only becauso of tho work on May 23 1807 Two years 15 shares of Loan Association are 2Trash3J dark or damaged tobacco measured of whoat tho past wook ing it is unpleasant in itself but becauso it later ho was injured by an accident 20 county Court day to 1G can always bo remedied with proper from tlio effects of which ho died and tho Now Farmers Hank stock and per cent Colory trash - - 4toS which yielded 28 bushels to tho aore A tho engineering was carried through by shares of tho Exchango Uank stock better than the jaro II it proceeds from decayed V N Audorsou wolghed to Joo Ci teeth a dentist should bo consulted if his son Now York San All porsons indobtcd to tho estate of dividends in any similar insti- ¬ Common lugs not colory - - 3 to 5 - 0 to 10 Turlcy 31 lambs that avorageclOS lbs from a disordered stomach It is n caso Vittt Liver are notified to conic tution as thu National deducts Colory lugs E Caldwell deed Two drams of --- for tho physician 5 to 8 Thoy livo faster in tho old world foward at onco and settle as suit will Common leaf o25 cents por hundred install- - Medium to good leaf - - - 8 to 12 at mixed with six than wo do hero said Binks chlorate of potash Why ho brought on all outstanding claims ounces of roso water will make a puri its Friday morning In London boforo 8 t Good to fino fillers - - - - 12 Upmcmber Cassidy fcpenscs Suttons low- James Caldwell fying wash to rinse tho mouth with oclock Thursday night hero New Select wrappey tobacco - 20 to if 33 prices oi furuituro for cash d74t J Administrator Agt J 47 3t avery fow hours Good Housekeeping York Truth PARIS It Now Yorks Street Vendors is often a matter of speculation Stofers cottage on Lucust rcet is for rent OLID STEEL BINDER AND MOWS ¬ best cbitT rsiEsarzEaL CK Krieger I ITon- - Sal b hy ED Queensware Stoves MlTOHll DEALER Agricultural Implement riartiware Etc i - - - - - Caldweljv EHazelriggj - -- 217and jn-o- i ioaantson it A - ¬ Hh - lie Faro-first-clas- s tu ai tf - nt - f irliXrt i ¬ - - J it Gaitskill is iHB lmFMAN nothingMpionthly mism UU d XJIiY 14 fai h fi X s v Hft thb dlffcrantHj MSTBIOilsWroTOOATB J TUESDAY JULY 14 IS9I TicottWfcnTiWT D jjun witf ululmmtwwtw wwcar 1 THE ADVOCATE Crpsslntr Kerosdne Emulsion of Corn xt totho aesciilesand ftciiully lldtlfoiri ftBiiiscct ucspoyors is bene emulsion It kills by con- - ATTENTION I Til A IT vsrieicsoi corn will mix as n m In Bulletin nflml nK nmn r mWtntl Id tlDllrtllT paid In planting to prevent it where All farmers aro awni that lfct P it 1 ir rJ I 4 J J- r- W P W 17 i m s V re of water one quart of one variety id in two quarts YOUR MOTTO roR Roan or one fourth nounu ot tho pollen distributed from tho tassel linfiiiliiy to the boiling Annn l r ii tt flui BH J 11 nf nirt41nr J Ul lvlUOu 2E3SSE32EGH22EBaS2E2in AUirooa0 ctnlim lm- - Jlroo EppilH U1C11 1UIU UIlU pilll This Kmrniin FOR CASH is best land stir it violontlv sons nasi careiiu ¬ punipnig tlio liquid m i sc f lllnauH been made in tho artificial so that it nozzle of corn In 1888 41 vaiicties wf rough a small OUR MOTTO This hall ho thoroughly agitated v i rn 0rMini dniniR mixes the oil permanently wcromadc of which 39 wove succp will never separate and can fill In 188 crossing was attorn o that it SlbltCASH It invests more mone in Kentucky than all its competitors combined if in 188 cases and of thcsol75 were e diluted easily at pleasure by simply SELLLOW slightly stirring alter in Kentucky to facilitate the transaction of its It has established a ncii cessful As a practical 6ummrir shaking or adding tho water to mako fifteen The following articlccs are immense business the results it is said that the mu pints in all that is ono fiftccnth of oils crobscs of maizo by artificial It issues a greater variety of policies than any other company applied would be kerosene for your especial benefit nation were mostly successful the liquid It is the originator of nearly every improved plan of life insurance oil different races as dent Hint soft Tho Hubbard llilcy formula is as and pop corn crossing with appal follow One half pound of soap dis ¬ ly equal rcsietancc of boiling water Thocflcm of tho crossing a solved in one Dillon ions of koroepnp aro Oliver Chilled Plows t wlftii two comparati Bly few cases mostly Is the most popular plan of insurance in existence ii icdiatnly stirrci - bc- varieties iailln tlm first vnarIO ad led mid purs of ftialta DouMe Shovels It contains special advantages and guarantees which c n luii Then diluto with uino be given by tho- - second kciicit second yci 1 will moro of water to oiu f tho emulsion COMPETITORS BY REASON OF UNWISE CHARTER RESTRICTIONS shows gskerally cars Old Hickory Wagons YilrfHltr lilsinrln1 riffn nVsinfll- - thin bo seen that Praf Cook u es lour It guarantees a loan after ten io years at opfion of policy holder to carry the as kt roadie Reversible Disc narrows Vyineulato between tho two pJil1 times is iTni Ii water policy to end of a designated period wliilu Dr Kily rccdinmctids wrc as 4Pe6i moro rarely tho grains much kerosene as wntojr The tbrmer Non Revetj sible Disc narrow It guarantees a mortuary dividend to all premiums paid after ten io years This single car are unliko each oihjml nHy alfio uses moio soup in event the premiums have been borrowed Vandiver Corn Planters leaves the full cacb may rcscmblo closely or policy Prof Cook hopes that all station either parent Tho product th and horticulturists will Two horse Cultivators and increases the policy if premiums have been paid in cash third veRi is kohoimIIv trim to jowl etomologists bofh of thopo formula It gives a grace of thirty clays in payment of all premiums Yilnutnl liir onlnptiinr dlvniSfidnS thoioughly try a j intv Copking Stoves and fruitgrowers may that farmers It gives a special rate covering first two years of insurance item any ear or from difici bo wisely advised as to their respect Wrought Steel Ranges obtained with grains11 cars are It gives desirable options of settlement if insured survives the distribution period Exchange like thoso planted Any dcsiif01111 ive merits The New York Life writes in Kentucky nearly double the amount of insnrance se- ¬ Heating Stoves A Now Chilian Ironclad of a cross can therefore aipntly 1 bo perpetuated Hay Forks cured by any other company as the following figures taken from the Mo to headed by A Chilian commission will show In view of the above it is p Spades oflect dcsiicd points of iniimciit Hear Admiral Latorre was sent to in varioties by crossing and Pg i Europo a few months ago to superin- ¬ - Shovels perfecting by subsequent Jetton tend tho building of seven naval ves Tho experiments the past sej were sels all of tho sanlo type The first Mattocks much reduced in vnhjo by fon of onoof them the Captain Prat named t Picks Favorabicasons after Arturo Prat a naval hero of the serious drouth will doubtless furnish mortforablo Chilian Navy killed in tho recent Avar Axes mnrn conclusive Mlt8 111 against Peru has just been launched y j- mfiflnnat at La Seyne near Toulon France And everything necessary to tho eilbrt8 to improve vane Tho building of that vessel was com- ¬ A Vary Costly Com Arm ¬ a complete outfit for farming pleted by tho firm of Krupp strong and finally conceded to tho Call and see us We defy Thero is scarcely over asion oi jr Society des Forges ot Chau Congress in which bills ort found French Why do you spit at mo said tho glow worm competition ticrs I I Why do you 6hine said tho toad to contain mistakes in ortaphy or The Captain Prat took fifteen ladelphia orpunctiiatioii says the The people of Kentucky are invited to consider these matters carefully before insuring months to be built The working of Press Tho only wonder iat many artillery is dono by means of elec- ¬ W P her GOS elsewhere moro do not occur when i remem ¬ n adjourn- - tricity and lir guns were manufacbered that all such work Insurance men who contemplate engaging in the life insurance business find IT tured at Havre The measurements 23 ly mentis performed undoi draordi i to Call Oil Or address TO THEIR INTEREST ironclad aro as follows Tonr nary circumstances Als liasto of the is nage 0001 tons length 100 metres noiso and confusion Jtc r sleep width I80O metres draught of water unknown oftentimes for I or three The 780 Tho engines with 8000 horse- ¬ days and nights in succjon power must give a speed of seventeen clerks become nervous fried am THE oxhaui hy tho knots and of nineteen knots at high d somotimes wholly Captain Prat is armed pressure The iiitenso strain and prolonl physical d with four guns of twenty four centi- ¬ I labor turrets eight guns ¬ metres placed in ammwWJim Probably tho smallest I apparent all such of twelve centimetres in four ironclad Dosks anil iieduixg ilanip and 1 ly most insignificant of and nineteen mitrailleuses or boxesfilling tho vasesa baskets window ROUTE like specialty and put aud blunders was the most cpnsivo one cupolas occurred rapid firing guns Tho vessel has also up in first class style Also bedding of the kind over madejt pS737Hoa3aeh33 Loss of H and M V CO E D torpedo lances The flowers dono in artistic stylo any in a tariff bill moro thayventy years four tubular whcio in tho city or county Good Ex warship cost 2000000 s Sleep a Weary Pealing Pains inHave received an elegant as- ¬ 5y ago There was a sccP cnuniora n fresh stock constantly on hand Also e Body fir Lfebs Wani ci flppaiiffl s shoulfo admitted 0 Rest and Fat tiug what articles sortment of Tomato Cabbage and other Jvcgotablc SHORT LINE TO- lie 12 ytm syfiar Jrcin Srujiiloss plants Call and see us Amoug many arti ¬ free of duty Philadelphia Waahlnuton j SPRIN any e2 Uiene symptcins Koat and fat aro tho greatest one G cles specified wore alipeign fruit Krieger Co New York Baltimore f l ZJOOTOlt plants etc meaning Jits imported mies of tho horse is asaying of tho Clay Street Old Point and tho ea- - horo IX Aiaus and it every stallion owner for transplanting proi John ijorbotte plaec Mt Sterling TIM DIKlCT LINK TO Tho onro g cleric in would cmbodv its truth in his prac neriment French Plaid Novelties Louisville Lexington copying tho bill accJitly changed tice thero would bo littlo need to write Silk Grenadines Kansas City St Louis Gray Suitings I tho hyphen in tho c pound word anything further pii this subject Its TZG 111311 Momphls Cliattnnoofia Black Silks fruit plants to a coiJi making it observance would be potent to im AND ALL VOINT3 White Goods foreign frJ plants etc prove tho horse iu health strength road all 8 KfesH OK- MANUFACTURE Black Novelty Goods consequence wasat for a jcar virility onduranco and longevity and Northwest South and West and The Dimities until Congress coJ remedy the by holding up tho glass to nature Southwest Nainsooks lempup correct tho irrational treatment and Saddles Harness BMIcs Halters Ac d 1801 IN KHIXT JANUAIlY blunder all tho friges India Linens foreign abnormal conditions undor which lie ritt lhntd AeV niAec m bananas grapes anjothcr Linen Lawns Mail liiil East Bound Dnih 1iisd Kx builx lib Sun Dmly fruit were admlttecpco of duty is often rearer Not that the condi ¬ Etc Etc tall u toc5ioour uiooa is inpuroi This littlo mistal which the tions surrounding tho horse ina state jnu iilim 3 III mil lOini SioiiSY 8 Leslnto I carry tho largest and most com ¬ Wliitliolu i n 211U1 7 00111 7 10jm12KOiiu OU UM1 iw the most caretul in might easily of nature should bo wholly imitated plete lino of general Saddlery Good Jit Uilmf An iibSitin 7WJini 7 ISjnn 1iin 5 ditl ou I vo ytuiist if thoiuhl nttentloii ni edul P D CORSETS The Best Hade imi 2uv fiio tlai i Wont vou know thut au 10Ullll DMIA rOSt 0 gOVOrillheilt for iliey do not at all tend to his ini- linvo mnilp lnnpaa tho noreuiy lln tho symtciii oil J 10 lOain lOlpm IMinu OlituIMU-Lin tho city or Hi Wumod nct will feel the tirctJ 12 lSinllSUini 8I1IIU A Mil mil provement in tho qualities adapted to about 2000000 jc iKjllll toll iou that jourtquiroabloodiiieillelne AH work mado of first class material riittlLtfelimg IolJ2siiniI0Jtiii 211111 ItiiPiKiiroJlTOJlora tiom the alter clTett mans uso lint it is worthy of note and by skilled workmen Call and HunliliKton All 12riOiiulI07im I JCiiallnl Ackers In Misses Ladies and Childrens lEH r Iitheonlylciiiwaiutdcliu tlftv In a paper read b ro tho Wiscon that tho wild horso is tough sound cxamiuo stock and learn prices sizes Jt Ux West Bound fiom your sin Agricultural S ety on popular and healthy and making duo allow- ¬ DLy SthV VybtcaiT OotHIt HOOKKrjill n SorwrUto W Ca CHAS ItEIS C A Ilotch ance for tho influence of natural selec- ¬ errors in beo kcopil 2 USIpiu tlpm fi VJaat hroadwiv lovv joch Lu 0 23im UUpm Siiii OltlMtxhuig CASSDIEKES - GINGHAMS said Tho numboikf flowcrc that tion or tho survival of tho Attest when 7 ll I37illil 5llim Aeldnud 8 201111 Uiiil 4 001111 8 j cy in sufficient wo observe that ho is seldom in a Olivullill Air really do secreto K sun UIIALLIES - AlOIENtAXKUGSioil e 10 27nm 4 tjpin ISViiu aipm quantities to be avliblo for bees is statoofrcst that ho lives unconflned MtSlciliiiK re J 11 151111 4 fpm 7 irim iin Winchester comparatively fow pnlar opinion to in tho open air upon natural food wo ruliiKton Air 12 01pm 5 Wpiu 8 OSiiiii 2 IJJm Only may reasonably counect these as cause 1 tho contrary nbtw standing LIMITIM VKMIIltlLKD V1MSS inn dnilyitnd Iins Ictilnilul lullnnii voiHin bo iu tho flowers to w h tho bees aro and effect and safely consider excr tween Louimlllo LexInRlun Mwdiiiijjlun New LOUISVILLE KY U Voik mid Old lliint muloit TIiIa tiulii or necessary for fertiluion is tho nectar ciso puro air and simple diet tho AND mulo pm tot tho cehhiited F F V only on fundamental conditions upon which stings Huntington 01 tho l ltoiitet to bo found A iliil cuept bun the dofensivc but no respecter of to build up by skill in breeding and SnbciitIon Hate Dally and Sunday 11000 a FAST MAIL TUVINhiun Huntington Mnlci A VEIIY ear Daily without Sunday suo bundajiOO day licteen Lovinlon and desirablo properly on O porsons for if A luieus to bo tho of-- training tho highest aud most perfect j lliectconnDClloiwit lliintinstoii Willi I a jcil Weekly 100 a jeni Howard Avenue within twoai At Miucliulcr will At AMiland Willi hVl penalty if ho equino typo get Ex fonder B will nnd KC K w mnlli N I Miulli liiuiul mid lit I e i linvo rentBd tho IJaiini linildiiigoii minutes walk ot tho Court hotifee con- ¬ mid tl I THE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL IiiKtou Ith L happens to bo ne at hand Tho Kivst Miin street mid liavo fitted sisting of lot 8i feet front and on thia ltnilionl S Tho Confedoratodcad have a mon a substantial houso liino rooms lie queen commonly r iinlcd as a sov- - mont now in Mississippi Tho Con ¬ Has tho largest cliculntioii of any Dcmoctatic up a number of rooms I am there ¬ sides halls porclipa of ikxincjtos a oiivu mix aiuommuat More room eti crcign i3 in point fact moro of a federate living aro building their own Nowdiiapor in the Unllttl Suites and jiroiwacij to RATION daily exctlt K Sunday ConnectsXcv fore prepared to aeconimodato my C lxifntr and at Uuildiiij in prime condition Splen ¬ Whichever to and from subject than a so reign Contrary monuments in tho shape of cities fac- ¬ double or tichblu ita alieady laigo eitculntloii lueton Uli I S It It forUui3 I1U Uy friends with board and lodging by the did collars two excellent cisterns goes to popular belief t old queen Y GIVING AWAY KACII AND KV Special attention fruit stables ole iVKnti ti lintes Itoutoa wool day or meal For f nil Information tories aud railaoads N Y World TinW 9 KllYlAYtowIWiniOiiiilemlidlllfh fluW i clenpply tonny ajfent of this or oonnictlns CO Also fept IVontagi with thoBwarm an all tho old bees Gold line- - or to Aim SiCiiiK MnchlncfipvVilnulMiiiio paid to Court day dinncri Charges each on two lots of nii jai ticulru d same street aiKlttdjaccnt it Watch AlJsOIUTiiV Vtlf at that time in th hive Bcos are C L Brown H E Huntington o copyfrto in Weekly Couilcr Jouiraf reasonable tho above proporty m r i i j Menu tor one ira- iiifiiii inriiiii ii C inn it Ky LoxInRton A STEPHENS v Adddrws instead of from people 0f COUSCqUonco than to those fromfoiU tosixwcs CWHARRIS W S Harrison C W Bnrnoy diaiiiBtcIs tho silk I -- Us would unfavorably affect a choice yj one ho has roc which is rlety This crossing wherever it odlOn I fipMlnHm Jmomlccl ami used for years Dis- - ClWii niKnm i No r Ct4 Allowing formula lor tho leaves twits u 73 Prof A J Farmers Alliance UllVa 1 J jM0iw Assets OTZGAJXTZESID WmBSSSSSiMSSSlSiSSSS gp 1 li - BUrLOW The New York Life has paid death losses and matured policies in Kentucky for over Forty Years with promptness and liberality br office 1509396603 5069046 1S45 i its hsew utstriDuxson ro ii- not its chief 11 face of the intact ¬ Official Reports BUSINESS KENTUCKKY IN 1890 1 Equitable Mutual Benefit Mutual Life Northwestern NEW YORK SFE v 4467850 00 244827000 180474700 141950000 120319800 will ¬ I Krieger Co entuoky Branch Office the commerce bldg Louisville Ky Ky FLORISTS Albert Hoffman Agt Mt Sterling 1 I Spring Goods BUS o- t3 -- ¬ CHAS REIS -- mmmMm m HI r rmm 4 11 1 le -- V u 1 u- r If II ZEIGLERS SHOES H U 101111 1 b4 1 1 U 1 11 111 1 The Courier JournaL 1 Boarding House J SAMUELS iit FOR SALE Restaurant O- - 111 - iKx I KUl jIU Jt n en no u cmnnnsn BX JW ulin nrn iin nnnnunt w Wa rrcuueut iouilcrJlfllJl laUIUV - yra tva If - yK f Ky f 0 -- H Lexington Ky 0 A tiinrfi7v i -- iltt - I JIT BTEKLUK KY mi ra idv qCATE ipr- TUESDAY JULY ipl Tir 68 Rrlier eall and eo me for any ncwor Co dlt bnal Jnu aITh0 piREMANS FUND Iiisiiraoce a i d- Insure Your Life with CUNNINGHA tho globe Has mora liberal policy issued- - J ittASslho most Bnpr on E S Court CUNNINGHAM Meroha JJiW St- - - GENERAL LIFE AND FIRE INS AGENT OFFICE WITH JUDGE PETERS win irko care q v POLICY of tho okl THE NEW FREE TONTINE RETURN thoPREMIUM tho age See LUiN wonder of EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance Co is N1NGHAM and get one i Mt Sterling Ky IFarmers - onsciJans at lowest rates yam iotodmco anaiiKckiuguraneo J o 4 ipiroyour I I Especial attention 10000 to abolish the oillcoof Commonwealths bo fixed for working children CO days and saves more than Svill havo seventy five in tho 2 S0 list The city fathers are setting tho or factories Total saved on these items 137000 Attorney this year As ho has sixty eight boys a bad example just now They 30 It abolishes tho Superior Court 69 It provides that all wagcL there now tho chances taxes banks and other corporations look rather are not dwelling together in that peace It same as other proporty and Increases and all Common Pleas Criminal ors shall bo paid in lawful mono risky for tho other fellow and harmony that should mark tho MASON Proprietors HARRIS revenue 150000 And this is why Chancery or Law and Equity Courts not in orders on tho employers course of such an august body Tho An exchange remarks Tho year 70 It puts tho public print and makes ono Appellate- Court and they kick and cry Savo tho farmers tronblo as wo understand it arose winnings of Margaret S 12000 JULY U 1691 to contract JIT STEKLIXG TUESDAY total saved to tho Stalo per tho one system of Circuit Courts Mr F Grand something on this wise which was tho largest ono on America 71 It cuts tho grand jury do 31 It requires enough Circuit 287000 Schwaniger was elected by tho Council annum trottiug turf last season sinks into- Courts to attend to all business but no twelve J E QtJICKSALL FOK ritCSlDKXT to till out tho unexpired term of Mr 72 It allows the Legislating insignificance when it is known that more Samuel Turloy resigned Mr Turloy Sevonty Nlne Reasons WKy You GROVER CLEVELAND 32 It docs away with ono Juetico authorize nine persons to find a kBosquo Bonita won in Etiropo a short Should Vote for tho New had been elected to servo till July 1892 Of New Yoik timo ago just four times that amount Constitution of the Peace in each precinct and al diet in civil cases There was an election held in June 73 It provides for getting rid o in one race lows the General Assembly to put the FOR V1CB - PRESIDENT for ono councilman in each ward but ¬ Judge Bcckncr gives in the Win control of tho county affairs hi tho ciouus on ianu titles in Eastern 11 juaxim says Luck did not as no question had been raised as to JOHN C CARLISLE chester Democrat tho following 79 hands of Commissioners to bo elected wuiy jiusu iu urwjj mu a trotter as uui to hold to the Mr Schwanigcrs right Of Kentucky reasons why tho new constitution by tho county 74 It requires a House of Rcfjong as ho employed incompetent end of Mr Turlcys term no provision should bo adopted and further says 33 It provides for registration of for young offenders trainers Luck did not holp O II was made for tho election of a sue- Theso aro not all tho things done by voters in cities and the larger towns 75 It forbids tho hiring out of cJclson to bring out a great trotter ii l ml ccsor to mm xno coiucsi im i Vntil ho mado uso off trotting blood tho new constitution but when thoso 34 It substitutes the secret official victs new councilmen brought on a bitter who opposo it havo answered which 76 It requires tho Capital locatilud used great skill in training and ballot for viva voco voting fight and after it was over tno legality of these thoy do not like wo will be 35 It requires employes to give question to bo settled by tho ncWeloplng FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Luck did not hcly C W of Mr Schwanigcrs seat was called prepared to present other questions HENRY Ml BRIGHT illiams to produce anAxtcllas longthoso working for them amplo tlmo to Legislature S promptly re in question Mr 1 It recognizes God no persisted in training dnnjr- ot Montgomery County 77 It provides for an open clau go to tho polls and voto signed and the Council thrco mem ¬ 2 It declares every grant of a fran- ¬ Us 3G It disqualifies from ofllco those by which tho people may amend for sheriff bers of which would retire in a few chise privilcgo or exemption subject JOHN C RICHARDSON who seek it through corruption or by without another Convention aturday morning MbDocf worked hours filled tho vacancy by ejecting to revocation alteration or amend ¬ 78 It cuts down tho oxpenso of Montgomery County force or fraud whether before tho conWle in 219 last halfi in UflH Judge II It French to a scat till July ment For Representative running tho Stato government vention or at tho election 1892 An injunction was promptly tt v ou uaj mill UUU UU1IIU illirUlV 3 It protects ono from being corii JOHN R THOMAS 37 Itallows no intoxicating liquors least 100000 lizo tho rato McDoel and Nannv procured by some members of the pcllcd to send his child to a school to Of Montgomery 79 It is tho Constitution of tho ks to bo 8pld on election day could each right iiow go a Council against his taking a scat on which he may bo conscientiously op- ¬ 38 It fixes the tax rato of counties peoplo and allows no man or set of ry mile How fast no ono could tho board Notice was given that a posed men an advantage over any other in Somo where cities and towns down thouina thte motion would bo heard by Judge 4 It wipes out every vestige of 39 It does not allow tho compensa this Commonwealth n thero will bo a timo wlicn July 13 Morton at Winchester slavery from our Stato laws tion of public officers to bo changed for allers that cant be beat HORSE AND TRACK John Young Brown yesterday to dismiss the injunction Governor 5 It does not permit more than ono during their terms up with tho best green horso So a number of those interested and Of Henderson election in each year 40 It gives municipalities control - Mitchell Alford their attorneys went down to have It is announced that Nelson 2 10 niri and Mr Bobln win wt Liut Governor G It forbids putting mora than two over location of lines of railroad tele- ¬ was brought west July 1 iianddrivo him then there will the cao tried Of Fayette counties into ono representative dis- ¬ graph and telephone raco record John Jackson Later Judge Morton dissolved the trict Attorney Gen - - W J Hendrick Only six horses havo ever trotted 41 It docs not permit any franchise OfFlemlng Frank Fail banks ctsiHnn injunction and granted the plaintiffs twenty miles within one hour 7 It does not allow the Legislature to bo granted fop longer than 20 years Claya milo in 235 Godelia L C Norsian six days in which to make application to sit longor than sixty days Auditor Tho fastest record for 100 miles is wjicrmilo in 221 and requires that every public privi- ¬ to a Judge of tho Court of Appeals for Of Boone hut half in 8 It will not allow a bill to be 8 55 53 whicl was mado by tho geld- 1 lege shall bo sold for the public benefit II S Hale its rc instatcment Terra Haute Express Treasurer ono voto in each house passed by 42 Exemptions from taxation are ing Conqueror in 1853 Of Graves 9 It requires all laws to bo printed Jtiug horsemen arc witliout Sterling Advocate fixed so that thoy are not subject to G B Swango Ed Mt Look often to tho horses mouth Register the most shabbily treated of and understood before being passed change The very poor are relieved Dear Sir Hiss tectli should never bo allowed to aniss of men who Of Wolfe 10 It will not allow public money strive to make For tho information of your from tho burden of taxation by ex ¬ got jagged and cut his cheeks a Jr by catering to the Supt Instruction - E P Thompson than empting an amount ¬ to be usedfor any purpose other public de many readers and especially the Aland not specific Of Owen Charles M Smith will do tho start ¬ malfor amusement Instead of that for which it was raised brotherhood I will givo a few oi aid for their Clerk Court Appeals - A Addams liance many good points contained in 11 It will not allow the Legislature articles ing at Minneapolis next week trouble in tho 43 Taxation of tho must bo uniform Of Harrison thoy generally have to pay some of the to release any corporation or individ Banks must pay local taxes as do in- ¬ Doblo will soon move his stables tho new Constitution and to lie for the privilege of amusing j from Terra Haute to Detroit benefits the great mass of our peoplo ual from a liability or obligation dividuals tho State 7l I8 mo a reformation was 44 No officer is allowed to use pub ¬ If tho Courier will receive by ratifying the now inGeorgo Starr will soon bo at tho woMastho Dick Wood says 12 It requires monthly investiga- ¬ trainers and owners election which I think lic monoy for his private purposes Detroit track with the Pleasautou a10 Sng tired of tho Journal hadnt stopped its fight on tho strument at the unsatisfactory as a very large tions of the accounts of tho State 45 No county city or town can Stable ¬ they surely will do new Constitution I would have carjnaujn which racing business is majority in this vicinity favor its Treasurer and Auditor take stock in or loan its credit to any ried tho State by 25000 majority 13 It will not allow our Legisla- ¬ Life is too short and tho breeding cinAdllctei Afow a860clations corporation except to build a bridge Where is that woodcock with his very adoption ture as has boon douo in other States industry too far advanced to tiy to avoi0 their way a little smooth or or a turnpike If it is ratified there will bo no more y cug their apposite remark be damages Con Cons It abolishes vest to fix a limit to railroad that may cor 40 It does not allow a poll tax of build up from a foundation of noth- ¬ Per co but entrance fees to five or other the wave of contentment t A voto for Dick Wood for Governor pocket charters it provides lor a recovered from more than 150 In somo counties it ing Buy at least a well bred fill will npttlo until tho rule is found is a vote in endorsement of the infa- ¬ uniform code of laws it establishes a porations for injuries resulting from is now 5 Tho speed season of 1891 cannot bo iii bocW it wiituuboiy p mous Force Bill Dont fail to bear secret ballot system which if properly nogligcnce r 47 It requires an efficient system said to havo fairly commenced until 14 It docs not allow a legislator to l Mesdav was tho rnin in mind that the Republicans in their carried out in detail by tho Legisla- ¬ i 1st and yet over fifty trotters popular education July of t State Convention demanded the pas ture and executed by the officials voto on a question in which ho is per- ¬ 48 It prevents tho agitation of the and pacers have already been added dy 4o track i Irtol Q sage of this or a similar measure 1 1 will completely and effectually stop sonally interested question of mixed schools in this State to the 2 30 list this year w iruiiiuil OUt TilO 15 It does not permit special or course c corruption at tho ballot box not in fair condition a by requiring separato schools for Every Republican in the county will Tho horse that gets a fair average little ¬ 8 It makes all charters revocable by local legislation It requires each in ¬ white and black rato of trotting speed with great uni rough in spots and somewhat bo at the polls oil Monday August corporation to pay the ex r whereas tho dividual or on tho whole permitted 49 It secures to colored chijdren formity will provo Let every Democrat in the tho proper authority 3rd more profitable to satisfa c present Constitution is silent as the pense of securing what the public has their pro rata of the school fund results Tim lvnntln L also We want to see county be there VUU1 1W the averago breeder to patronize than r Chartered no interest in and not tax tho State 50 It addR to tho permanent school tho ono which nivorable owing to a stiff county give a rousing majority grave on tho subject this gets only an occasional for it privileges once 1 that hhW u from fund 000000 which cost us nothing top 6awyer soutl to tho splendid ticket the party has rights franchises or 16 It stops tho making of now granted under tho old are beyond the I placed in the field and would otherwise bo wasted fool- ¬ 0 King Humbert has a string of atleastlcoolfom6e reach of any legal power in the state counties unless thero is great need for ishly E it or tho change of county scats unless 2000 blooded horses in his three 51 It forbids division of tho school Wo call the attention of Democratic and must remain until those who reap that took it the people interested demand it stables near Pi6a King Humbert voters to a letter addressed to Hon tho profits voluntarily relinquish their fund with sectarian schools PTl0US tlay WiIliams 17 It requires tho Governor to flic was suff 52 It confines cacli corporation to ought to havo an auction John Youmr Brown by Gen Cistlc- - rights which corporations have never a Central been known to do in theso degenerate a written statement of his reasons for tho business for which it was organ ¬ man Chairman of the State There is a loud demand from train ¬ granting a pardon or remission which H Committee to bo found in another days The new limits county and ized and ftactious bcicl ers and owners everywhere for a lower i will be open to tho public ix 53 It docs not allow a corporation entrance fee and tho ten per cent sys ¬ column You will notice that Gen city taxes and thereby will prevent a 18 It allows tho Governor to veto a U gototbeita Ho brought out to havo watered or nominal stock Castloman sayslho represcntatiousto reckless administration from ruining tem will havo to go 81 part of a bill without condemning the 54 It docs not allow railroads to future Democratic conventions will bo the people if such should ever happen 0fIIap 6 Reports como from Terro Haute and whole bill Pearl3arl discriminate or make preferences in b based upon tho voto for Governor in to obtain tho power to tax It pro ¬ a 19 It givo the farmers ard laborers that filly by William n this race Let every Democrat sec to vides a uniform system of Courts contracts L out of Dewey Eve full sister to n it that nothing keeps him from being throughout tho State Avhcrcas the of tho Stato a Commissioner who 55 It forbids f rco passes to public Jay Bird has gone a half in the fast repeat if2iVnvm1tC1Sh0gOta will watch and report on their inter ¬ tat the polls on tho fiibt Monday in present Constitution is so vaguq that officers aiy was timo of 1 11 ests at Frankfort andmakcs his ofllco no apparcr n 7 August thero arc scarcely two counties in the 5G It breaks up and prohibits all r fl e elective and not subject to tho Gov ¬ An industrious statistician finds by ohingbct lmn entire stale that have the same laws pools and unfair trusts h amlio Jonas Vanant ono of the best in force and often different laws and ernors control 57 It does not allow competing or looking over Wallacos list that out of el clerks in Kentucky is announced in ldn1iSU8alhltrhnal1 20 It breaks tho aristocracy of a this issue of our paper for the position different courts exist in different parts parallel lines of railroad or telegraph 4614 trotters in the 230 list 676 were s bUt a oflice holdlng and makes tho risk of bred in Kentucky d of Circuit Courl Clerk of Wolfe of the famo county It will stop the bloakloar stand caused to consolidate him to h county and so well has he filled that cry of con vict labor against free labor rings and cliques less at Frankfort by 58 It makes it a felony for an offi ¬ J Donohue Sarnia Out has pur ¬ hafald thrco years by keeping convicts inside tho walls declaring that all State officers arc in h position as a deputy for cer of a bank to receive deposits after chased from A Cook of Point Ed ¬ Vein 107 In his ro c past that all who know of his work provides that no more couuties or clligiblo to re election save tho Audi ¬ ho knows it is insolvent wards tho running horso o ii are ready to exclaim Well done good It iSS0naSwa brought unb tor and ho for only ono term 59 Elevators and grain warehouses by imp Feclitor out of Pique and faithful servant enter thou into cities can bo ruined or made bankrupt went over tho route thy reward and that reward will be by boing taxed to build railroads for 21 It authorizes the Legislature to aro mado subject to legislative con- ¬ ithont a mistake in Wo recall tho names of twenty flvo awarded him by an overwhelming tho benefit of rich corporations It abolish tho Registrcrship of tho Land trol Hazel Green approval garter Ofllco public trotting horses that within tho past adds 000000 to the common school GO It makes tho property of rail- ¬ thirty years havo been sold for tho f f Herald 22 It doos away with fees to Stato the fund and if adopted will at the expi ¬ road companies liable to execution or enormous total of 998000 this season and Wo should bo very glad to sec our ration of five years forever settle or ofllccrs Tho must rely on salaries lastcst that stallion has mado friend Mr Vansant obtain tho office 23 It cuts down salaries of Com- ¬ attachment so that debts against them put to rest the Virginia Land Grants Charles M Smith Earlvillo 111 during his SCa1 fAmn can bo collected mx to which ho aspires We know there U 4lUU 1 JIOIand leavo us all in tho quiet possession monwealths Attorneys to 500 and has lost by death tho bay horso tor Gl It forces railroad companies to arc few more efficient or accomoda- ¬ of our homes after that time so far requires that they shall look to fees Country Medium 225 by Happy recoivo cars from other lines so that ting clerks anywhere thau he 0aieiJ1Vtthffhorsesoogl as thoso old claims aro concerned and and percentages as formerly for part shippers will not bo put to the oxpenso Medium dam Country Maiden by of their pay H hav o Country Gcntlomau Bean Bros own ind to t The Republican candidates in their that will do more for the development accla their meetings 21 It gives the Sheriff four years of unloading and goading again Country Maiden and have four fillies present canvass are taking up the cud- - of Eastern Ky and tho satisfaction of off 62 It docs not allow a railroad ulomany hato rc open and makes him ineligible to out of her classes Tjgcls of tho now Constitution and tho people than anything elso that can CIC company to charge more for a short JJiei0 nrni a degree of energy c swinging them with plainly afraid of a bo done It will bo a greater induce ¬ than a longer haul Treasurer 2 20 should bo a promi of raco tracks in ns country and thoy are 25 It authorizes tho assessment of tUhat shows ment to tho investment of largo capi- ¬ tho G3 It docs not permit bodies of nont horso discussion of National or Stato poli ¬ tal than all tho taxes our peoplo could property to bo made by officers othor in his class during the luupio aro Vj g to snnml In From thoir candidato for Go- ¬ mcu to como into tho Stato un- ¬ Indiana mcotings as ho forced a horso monoy to seo th aces armed tics but tho horses vernor down not ono of them but is afford to pay for tho purpose It re- than tho Assessors if tho Legislature less invited by her authorities outin2li at Lexington last fall dont hold out s long as trotting is extravagant duces Grand Juries one fourth and so prefers advocating in tho most 04 It knocks out lotteries uovona ana isva K aro sisters of as popularas it it present win ti 2G It allows tho Legislature to conatcrms tho adoption of tho now Consti saves to tho Treasury 17000 It cuts it has no politi ¬ oil onc 65 It requires that each public off- Treasurer and aro owned at Mnplo mas oftl opeoi there is tution and this when no danger hnlf of the Justices of tho solidate tho offices of Sheriff and Jailor siniiflicienco whatever and ha as cal Thoy aro fine fillies and ol the trotting icer shall bo docked in pay for failure Hill Farm 0 tusmcS8 b proportionally Peace and saves 00000 It abolishes in the weaker counties Republicans Bean Bros are in luck in having two overdone Tho 5 27 It does not permit any public to discharge his duty nf nft HUU Apposed to it as DemocratsNobody tho ofllco of Public Printer and saves l I GO It does not allow any corpora- ¬ as well bred ones o 10000 The 2d dani of Bfnl-- M ecu but for trottdrs ami thereby touches tho officer to recoivo more than 5000 per ftan blamo them for attempting tion or person to escapo paying dam ¬ theso fillies is Medusa dam of Alabas ¬ wiai vim u ot tro win bo a ready tho discussion ot their party pockqt of the Courier Journal It year as salary market Pension Frauds Tariff Rob provides for holding tho annual elec- ¬ 28 It requires counties cities and ages when death or injury results ter 2 15 Force Bills and Bill on Dollar to bo governed by general laws from negligence A well known California horseman Engrosses aro not pleasant things to tions all at onco and saves 10000 towns n 29 It allows tho General Assembly G7 It requires a minimum ago to has mado a wager that Electioneer Children Cry foPitchers Castorta It restricts tho Legislative sessions to discuss 1 THE ADVOCATE - i ar r I 1 - ¬ ¬ V t ¬ thog inH ¬ 1 ¬ Jni ¬ 1 w ¬ r - Zl l JjtexcepUhoso two-year-o- ld - S afJaSt4t tZTut0l i hy Pcok-a-Bo- I 32si fhT1last t talZ asstios ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cSd Sls All4i I 1 ru V X MaSi miXiL iM L I v 0 k t iuM flf IHmJ jETSKS i i rnT77 7 Li Lm i1 i 11 f flz XiU j1 A carpenter by the name of M S Pdwers foil from tho roof of a hoilsb In East Dos Moines Iowtf ami sus ¬ tained a painiul and serious sprain of tho wrist which ho curat with ono bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm 5 a bottle I Ho says it is worth cost him 50 cents For sale by T G wwwCTiiwaiUAuiJwHwiugiMijjM QUICK MEAL GAS COOKING STOVE Kentucky Central R R BLUE GRASS ROUTE FROM -- a e will ctaspyonr hand One roorewy Yotrr lovhur vefcx J shall hoar onco moro But wo shall sever sco tho laud Tlw plcawwtcat Inn J wo know of yore Nevor on any summer tiny Hear tho IoitbiuIc of Its streams Or wander down tho leafy way Thatlcmloth to tho lnnd of dreams Still borno upon tlio scentcl air Tho songs of birds rlso cloar and owcet Aa when I gathered roses there And heaped their glories at your feet And ntlll tho golden pathway lies At ovo across tho western sea And lovers dream beneath thoso sides Which shtno no moro for you and mo No moro nh novcrmorel and yet Thoy Bccm so near thoso summer days When hopo vn4 llko a Jowcl dot To shine ndown times misty ways I sometimes dream that mornings light Will bring them back to us onco more And that tis but ono long dark night Sinco wo two parted by the shore Shortest and Quickest Route Chestnut stallion LU BV 16 fc- - hands - Four-year-o- ld record 220 Julian Neat Clean Economical AND Sired By POST BOY 223 Stcrio 210 Company 2lfJ First dam liy Kentucky Prince site of Guy S10Ji Simffonl 21 Fred Folgcr 2 VtM iiiriM 991 Ilnwinrin Itiiir- v 211r KtnfrMtill tx 24lf KrnnrMl 2Zll Ocb- 220 LMgnr lmnlt22 sn iOinpucr 2ziii ami six inner in inn zmj iii njo mru m tnui hi Wilkes 2f4V auil several others In tlioiM claws Sccnmldnm Thorough itl Post Itov ono of the cirnlpft rncplinrrm nf liix ilnv mid tlici nln ot LUItY wag hr Mncic pnd out of tlio cirat hrooil marc Old Niil thu dam of Cleimnio G 215J4rit Hoy 221 Alice Htoncr of one in 224Ji Forest Wllkei22U 3Ijiei7 2UKnl lfc thoilum of SteinetU1 thodamundoubtedly the 280 ono of list IUIIY isaRrand ntliviilun a lcol headed Kama racehoic and i tho fanlcst stallions In Kentucky lie obtained his lccoitl inn hotly con tcbtcd inco which ho won a tho summary below y ill elm YR OLPK Cvxthiana Ky SrrT 17 isoo Stakk4 1 411 IUltr cli gby Post Hoy 2122 Gillette blp by tyclono 4248 New oik CeiitialbrpbyhlnunoiM 8354 lllnck Storm hi x by bliniuoiiH Time 220 222223 22 IUJIY will make thOFoason of 1M1 at Post Hoy tock Funn thicc miles coutli of Nortli Jliddle town on tho Winchester pike Terms 75 OO the Season Cash or 10000 to iloneyduo Nhciicoltcoinosniaiepaitcd withorbml to another Insure a LIvlriK Colt horse CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS That Torrlblo Cough In tho morning hurried or difficult breathing raising phlegm tightness S at GAS I sfactp ry STOKTH fc SOUTH in tho chest quickened pulse chillness All Sizes and Trices at the Office of tho in the evening or sweats at night all stages of or any of tfco aro tho first consumption Dr Ackers English Plumbing and Gas Fitting done by Cough Remedy will euro these fearful symptoms and is sold under a positive a thoroughly competent workman ao om guarantee by T G Julian Through daily train servico betweon Cincinnati and Jliddlesborough NRR and points on L Schedule in Effect May South Bound Dully Express 8 10 n m 8 18 am 10 1891 COMPANY No 1 Daily Accm Vast Lino Dally 8 00 pm No 5 No 3 Kv Hun n 00pm I Wo parted with soft words anil low And Farewell till tomorrow said From Boa anil sky and sunsets glow A golden halo round you sued Then as you went I heard you sing llasto thee sweet morrowl 1artlng thus How could wo dream that lifo would bring Not any morrow thcro for us Wo parted and tho last farowcll Its shadow on our lifo path cast And Tlmosirclcntlcss barriers fell Between us and our happy past And now wo meet when cares and fears JJave dulled tho parting and tho pain But never can tho weary years Bring bock our golden dreams again Cathollo News Is Life Worth Living Not if you go through tho world a dyspeptic Dr Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets aro a positive euro for tho September 1st worst forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion Boginuing about bo announced studio to Flatulency and Constipation Guar anteed and sold by T G Julian drag gist Art Classes Fail AirWlncucUtr Lio Winchester Air Ufchinnnil Ivo in a Lio Kichinnnil llciea Arr Llllngstou Lvo Livingston Lvo London Lvc Cincinnati Lo Covington Ivo Falmouth Lvo Cvnthlniia Im is Ait Lexington Arr Lio Tails T J SYDNER Norlh Middletown Ky 10 11 18 12 10 045 n in Ma in a in m m pm 08pm 0 10pm H 00pm Siium I 10 23pm 11 OOp ripm n 4 8 0 7 11 23 12 10 12 40 1 1 a in M Historical null Grave historical writers are occasion- ¬ ally guilty of what aro called Hlberni cisms Tho following passaffo occurs In a popular history of Franco extremely doubtful whether this prince Merovfflus over existed at all but ho had a son Childeric whoso cxistcuoo is well authenticated Tho following is also from a historical worfif Uko Sason of old who armed only with tho jaw bono of an ass put cloven hundred Philistines to tho sword Youths Companion is It McClMod Hon W VLucas cx Stato Auditor of Iowa says I have used Cham- ¬ Of Lexington Ky will conduot Io Willliimaburg berlains Cough Remedy in my family classes in Arr Jclllco is and havo no hesitation in saying it with Crayon Ie Hlclmmiul Lvo Luncnstci I belicvo all Drawing Charcoal Pastel an excejlent remedy and Arr Stanford that is claimed for it Persons afflict- ¬ Water Color and Xorth ltouiul ed by a cougli or cold will find it a1 Oil Painting Thorc is no danger from friend China Painting Lye Stanford whooping cough when this remedy is Full circulars containing courses Lvc Lancaster freely given 50 cent bottles for sale plans prices and recommendations An- Richmond wiir bo furnished by Miss McClintock LvoIclllco bv T G Julian Lvo WilllaWff r or by Arr Coibin 4S U R HAYDON Mrs Dr A Child Killed Jan Sam 4 Wpm AirCoibln 5 00 p m Lio Cm bin 52 Lio rarbonivlllo5fi 41 p m p in linovlllo 7 83 p in Lio MiddleborotiKh An- Ciimbeiln tlap7 CO p m 4 50 pm faeCoihln 2 03 pm r 03 p m 8 IB pm 4 00 p m - pm SlSpm snpin 10pm Q0lm a 13pm a sopm 7 05pm 7 Sopm Albion Bay 15 Full Brother to Favorita 225 1 2 hands By 3 Wilkesa793 inches high jfoalcd March 19 1SS3 George Wilkes 222 Io - 5 45 p in U 20 pin 1 SO 45 p in 5 20 p m 4 p in Dally Jxpress No 2 - Mike Wilkes 2lfi V WilMifSMOV Wilms Sire of Hnrrv Wilkes1 218J4 Guy Wllkc 2ir J Wilton 2lU i Hlcluirdi on 2174 Karon Wilkes 21S ltoe Wifke 218 210W so So 2li loo llunkcr 2lttJi rioia Wilkes 2lttJ Tom ltodge 220 and 50 others In 230 1st dam Iicss Forward dam of Eaoilta 2I3K and Ferguson mranf nlx230 trotters by Al ami dams of Steinwav 225JFnorfta 225 JSplo22Jf1 and grar bion til a of unity I air 224 3d da m ilnniM of Cricket 210 C V CIhv 218 etc 2d ilmn Hello Martin by Imported sot treiin 4th dam1 Jlllly Lano by Iciirn by IiniKii ted bnrpedon eiro of Alice Carncal dam of LexliiKton 1 1 tII Uli uiii Lain u i uiuiuni iiioiniou s iiiiiuci hue oi mum linden jfrunu uitmoi liuou r dum by lmioi ted lledfonl 7th dam by Ilmler 8th dam by Imp t George Mil dam by Aollo ALlilOX WILKKSNnriclilinv 1W hands and In one of the vonnRei t and vcrj- best looking sons of tvorcc Wilkes Ills full sifter Fin orita has a I rem I of 226i In n race nnil could lcat 220 No 4 No0 His full brother Feniii on hail In the 2S0 1IM 5 of them in 1WK out of 111 colts old enough to start Daily Dally ALlilOX WILKE lias ocivcil only common mniis but hU colts nio tery promising and some Kx Sun of them will enter the list this scumiii He was ncor broken to hames till the past ten days but Tenn for appronil has a splendid pait mid w ill he ti allied for a icenrd after tho reason close 7 00 am To Insure A Mare In Foal Money due when the fact is ascertained or maies 7 SO am maiu parted with Good giassand attention 1 per wick vihlch must be paid before the niaro ia 10 in am lemoi cd No responsibility for accidents or etcapcs Addrcn IIKP lr U1 zu4 5000 8 IS 80 U SS am am am DOUGLAS THOMAS Paris Ky MtStcilmpKy LvoCnmld 2 Another child killed by the uso ol opiates given in the form of Soothing Svrup Why mothers give their chil dren such deadly poisnn is surprising when thoy can rcliovo the child of its peculiar troubles by using Dr Ackers Baby Soother It contains no opium or morphine Sold by T G Julian elegantly wrapped Ho may carry a book if it is not too largo and is not wrapped up for a book Is a book but a parcel may bo a pound of chccsoor a dozen red herring Tho restriction is a druggist foolish ono a form of class distinction that is inconsistent with tho highest civilization in wlucli ovcry man win oe a gentleman if hols thoughtfully considerate of others whether ho is a laThis is tho school in which to du borer or rides in a carriage Youths cao your daughters if you want thorn Companion well prepared for their life work Ono of Colonel Ineersolls Stories Tho discipline is mild and parental They tell a etbry of Mrs Jones of Chi¬ cago who visited Rome and while there but firm the course of study and genwas shown some of tho great marble eral advantages are first class and the masterpieces of the world among others expenses moderate tho Apollo Belvidere They pointed it out For catalogues or any further in- ¬ to her as being the most perfect form of man that had over been conceived by the formation write to brain of an artist and tho old woman Rev C Pope Pres walked all around it looked at it from evMillersburg Ky ery point of view and she says Thats the Apollo Belvidere is itr ¬ In London it is not considered good a gentleman to carry through tho streets a parcel however small or form for Good Form In Carrying Farcpls ITo u Cant Lvc llarbnlllu Arr Corbin LveCoibln London Keren lo MIUIIchUo1ouem Lvc Plncvllle I0 AirLhinpston Lo Lo Livingston e c z t n cST friZ am n i am 7 10 am 7 45 am 7 00 am 1 n 0 7 8 0 9 10 11 11 EDUCATE THAT BOY Air lliclimoml le Hichmond Ait Winchester Air Paris 12 12 05 12 411 Itlnn am Mam 47 am 35 am 23 am 45 am 21 am 05 am 15 am 33 THE SPLENDID SADDLE STALLION DIAMOND TAYLOR at S 4 But Oncel Thcicforo It w ill nay you to critically examine tho claims of tho alious schools Lc Wlnchettcr Lc Lexington 10 llllis Lo Cynthinna Lto Fulmnitlh AirColngton Air Cincinnati 7 8 l 10 10 IF am 23 am IJ am 55 am 24 Kimn 46 pm 1 40 pm 1 M pm 2 33 pm 2 00 pm 2 45 pm 3 15 pm 4 10 pm Will serve a limited monitor of mares 15 OO to Insure a Living Colt at the Josiah A Jones place near North Middletown Ky 5 40 pm 5 50 pm pm 4 5 0 87 pm U 45 pm DIAMOND TAYLOU Is bv Diamond Kinjr he by Mark Diamond he by Dinmnnd Denmark out of the old black honc Denmark by thu fmir mllo iacc hoivc Denmaik by Imp Iledgeford DIAMOVD TAYWUPS llrot lain wasbv Collins Tavhir by Old Gcncial Taylor i econd dam 45 pm Nichols Cadette by Imp Dionied third dam by Fitxettc tliorotighbifil Diamond Kings first dam 25 pm was by Consul iiit second dam bj Cockfpur Coieiipt wan ufull brother to American Clay 48 pm Alien will bo rctaineo on nil colts for tcason money 30 pm THE MT STERLING MAYSVILLE BRANCH North Hound LieCinclnmitl Lie Covington Lie Lexington Lvc Iaris Arr Millersbuig t Daily Ex Sun 7 00am 7 55 8 13 am 8 40 ii m 34 ft III 10 10 a m ¬ Traiiii Scliool For Boys Call on or address STERLING DENMARK 12 So 10 ¬ Couits your examination for finthcr information Major C W FOWLER Prln Military discipline 4S am tf AirCailiste Air Johnson Arr Maysi ille v South Hound ¬ PUBLIC OF SALE KxSun am am 40am m n in 10 40 am lq 55 am Trav Passngr Agt 7 5 20 5 57 ti 50 7 15 Dally No 0 Daily Ex snn Mill Will make the present season at my place l miles from North Middlctoiin on tlw Thitchcrs turnpike it 15 OO the Season Or to Insure Money due mIicii the A lien Mill be retained on colts until eeawn 3 00 pm mate is transferred oriolt stands up ami sucks 3 pm money is paid 5 20 pm STFKLIXG DRNHAUK Is n mahogany bay in bauds higlu heavy mane and tail and flno style U 15 pin and action IIu lias bj Cronniell ho by Wniingtun Demnaik Flivt dam by the noted saddle G 38 pm stallion Harps llalcoin second dam bv t rusuder he by Cooks or lllackburnsWhlp tliinl dam 7 00 pm bv Cockspurlieby the tlmiouglibroil lioife Cheiokee TKIlLINli DKNMAltK is ft full brother to 7 54 pm DolanshoiseWushiiigtoii ami half brother to the Piitchett horse which vt on tho premium 8 30 pm Mr nt the ltonibon Fair in Immiii the HMeeiutakes saddle ring Gins niil bu furultbed itieusonable rates No lesponslbllity for accidents or cscnpa No 11 Daily AddreM Ex Sun No 2000 Ml if Yes Well give mo Jones Helena Inde ¬ 6nlyl300 to Old Point Com fort Va and Return on Tuesday duly 21 Air Faiis Liu Johnson Lio Carlisle Lie Millersbuig Lvo Myville am a in 50 pm 2 27 pin 3 20 pm 3 45 pm 1 WM or A G JONES North Middletown Ky 4 pendent How to Cleun u IluStor Cast A correspondent of n leading scientific journal Bays that a bust or statue can be most thoroughly cleaned provided it has not been painted oiled or waxed by in- ¬ verting it and filling it with water free from iron Tho water is then allowed to filter through the plaster After the filtering has been kept up for a sufficient time and tho outsido surface occasion- ¬ Arr Lexington ArrCoiington Arr Cincinnati W L MUNSON oo pm 0 37 pm 6 45 pm 10pm 125 Montana Mares Cincinnati Ohio W00DBRIDGE STOCK FARM W H KERR Prop North Middletown Bourbon County Ky Sue of Full brother to Queen Wilke 22 d icconi i 2ii liuiwitli IiIhcL points ncttep S iiishvof seiiiiti onc In tlie2 oliiU iiicliidiug Wilkes the dum of Queen Vllke- - 2 P4 by IZlhin Allen 4J Mvoiiil ilmn he the sue of Wild iiiim Mnnihnnoiecord Jlsivtii lieat and third heit i n lieu colt comes KT1IAS is ILKKmiUI stand at 100 00 or nunc Piiitediuth duu ItcconiasoVj tliiee-enr-ol- S It KNOTT A special train will be run AT THE to Old Point Comfort from Lexington under the auspices Blue Grass Stock Yards Lexington Ky of the Missionary Society of Carrithers Ss Beards ally wnBhed with water and a soft brush the Main St Christian church ON tho plaster is allowed to dry It is then Only 1300 for thp round- found that all tho dust haa been wiped out of the pores of tho cast which is trip and special low rates at Friflay My 17ft 1891 thus restored to its original whiteness the Hygeia Hotel for those who go on this excursion A Hack Action Dofonso Tho Squire Its no uso for you to Make your arrangements to On abovo date wc will sell at aucdeny your guilt Johnson Tho chick ens were actually found in your coat go as this will be the cheapest tion 125 head of carefully selected tall pockets and most desirable excur- ¬ Montana marcs all bound and rang Brer Johnslng stoutly I kalnt years and help dat still Haint it pooty tough sion from Lexington this sea- ¬ ing in ago from three to six N ¬ ¬ C P ATMOll K Genl Pass Agt Trallic Manager General Olllccs IuisvilleKy R F II MOltsK Asst Genl Passirr Act jiurg iuii No 1 Dally to nil points except llowlnnd Di vision w lilcli is dailv exiept Sunday No 2 Itiinsdiili from Ivluglon to Cinclnti No 1 Ituns dull No 4 Huns dally from all stations except the Hon laud Division iihich is daily except Sunday Noil Drill v except Mindav No 5 Daili bctiieen Cincinnati and Lexington No Paris and Lexington Accommodation Ariivea iA aies lAxingtou 10 00 am Dailv 10 41am Paris No 7 Falmouth Accommodation Leaves Cin Airiies Falmouth 7 40 pm cinnati 5 45 pm daily except Minday No 8 Leaies Falmouth 0 00 nm Aniies Ciiw cinnati 7 55 am daily except Sunday No i 1 mid 3 make connetiou at Winchester for M points on tho N N lv No 1 Cauies through cars fiom Cincinnati lo Middleboiougli and Cumlierlaud GHp and all iir tennedlato stations and mils dail 111 ETH AJST WILKES- 6417 - Iln iii Edgar Wilkes record 2 24 Vi Miedby George Wilkes rccoid 2 IS First dam Ladv Kthan Topey the dam of Hambleto ltake ireoiil at threo years old to Insure a Colt Money ARBITER 111 91 ¬ lteconl20 lllnck stallion Sired bv Administrator 2 2Bi 1st dam Alma Mater dam of Al cantaiu2 iW Aleioiic 2 27 Alicia 2 K0 l Aliiinterx i Ai biter 2 m Almita 2 ixi Alllne 2 Si sec ¬ liy Imp Margiaie 4th dam Lances by lain lmine ond dam Ki lclln lii Imp utrilinii AdmmlHiitor 257 bv liysdiks Ilimlili Ionian Lidice awl 12nioielnctly thoroughbred dams in the list mid his sons luue 8 In t 0 dum b Mtiibiiiiohier Ailiiiiiiistrutor is the sue of Maiiiliiiuo Iatchen has sued 14 in tlie2 iii list and hi sons lmic sued oier Co including leiomc Is thegivatcst biiMKl mnio be eicrslrod Aluii Matei tle iIhiii of ililter Tinner 2 15j AKHITllt nill iiind nt S3t50to Insuro a Llvlnf Colt Mone duo iihen colt comes or in lie is patted iMlli Males kipl al pir month at omieis ilsk to hold a poo niggah responsible fo whats goin on behind his back Tex as Sittings Castor A Slow but Snro Citra for Warts oil it is said If regularly son ¬ ap ¬ plied each day to a wart will remove it without loaving a scar Tho time it takes may try tho patienco of tho user from two to six weeks being required I 3 I Kj tho most obstinato warts New York Journal Communities llko individuals learn by experience If intelligent and honest of purpose When confronted with somo exceptional problem of administration or of government their anxious endeavors should bo to remedy tho evil with a viow to prevent a recur- ¬ rence Thoy havo failed in their duty toward themselves should they stop short of a radical reform Richmond Va Is built over a stratum of what was onco n mass of living forms This deposit has been examined to tho depth of moro than 100 feet and extends over an area of moro than two miles in diameter Every cubic inch of this deposit contains tho skeletons of 10000000 of tiny ¬ but if faitlifully used it will remove ¬ X j forms 1 m hoohoot cried tna nntte What is it dear asked tho groom from the other end of tho breakfast taBoo ¬ havo bub broken your pup- You pup promiso sobbed tho bride said nothing should ever come between us and the bub breakfast table is thero nofvl Harpers Biusar ble Forrest Jrho Sired bv have breeding and action to bo useful rest and lio by Alexanders Kduin Fun est 1st l dam Virginia dam by Mambriiio Chief Arcliy 4tli dam bv Old for livery and road purposes and have Wliip3ddani by Sir so proicnhlini elf one hoi has llroiin Pilot This size and weight to make good farm of tho best sires of coach and road horses in Last crn Kentucky Ho is tlio siioof tlio noted sliow stock Wo aro anxious to introduce linrfcus Foixt Stonewall and Montgomery For est and his gildings hnio brought moiemoney in any other mo know of theso mares in Kentucky believing a tho Knsteiu inurket thui trial will lead to an extensivo trade and will close out every animal in Alo at tlio same place ivo will stand two of thu best imilu and Jennet Jacks anyivheio in tlio tliis shipment to tho highest bidder country regardless of prices This stock can bo seen for rovcral days boforo the AND salo at tho Blue Grass Stock Yards Lexington Ky Everybody is advised BEAUTY will make tho season of 1891 at tlio stables of James Crooks to look them over At 10 To Insure Living Colts near Preston in Hath county at Sale vositivk haix on shine For Tonus samons thoso for tho horse Grass fur nished nt reasonable rates Care taken to pie 10 to Insure a Living Colt further particulars address vent accidents but will not bo lesponsiblo should any occur when colt comes or niaro Money duo Co T H Spauldjng is parted witli Mason Henry bidcviCM- Ky Union Stock Yards BEAUTY is a dark chestnut full 10 Sired hands elegant stylo and finish Chicago III the siro of Post Boy by Magic 2 rP 2 23 Cloinmio G 2 15 Mystory 2 25 If you want to double your Or Kono 2 23i and others that can beat L VanMeter money in a short time take 230 First dam by Bentons Dio ¬ Everett medo 2d dam by Cripple son of Moshares in the National Build- 176 S Limestone St doc 3d dam by a son of Tiger Whip Loan Association of Lexington Ky i incr ho by Blackburns Whip a son of Whip ouisvule Imp R E Edmonson Auctioneer Gillespie Fogg A Hoffman Agt ¬ Tickets good to return un- ¬ til August 8 and holders may stop at any of the Virginia resorts on return trip For explanatory circular see or address any railroad agent or G W Barney C L Brown GPA W H Boswell G A Delong Lexington Ky Wc guarantco nothing finer or better bred can be obtained in tho Xorthwcst Theso mares aro especially adapted for fifteen and sixteen hands high ItAISIJJQ KIK8T CLASS MULES Tills splendid coicli hoi so will innle the sea sou of lsiU at our ttables near A i ions Uuu at 15 ifl Ihx p JJ1 3C To Insuki a Living 13ay 10 Colt hands ltlgli two wliito liitul jiastcrns and star bred at Mashland Ioalud in lbSO fetandard undoi rules G and 7 iO 3 TllCJ Money duo when colt comes or maio parted with Neil by SlmV Ned For BEAUTY Napoleon Jr Sired by Mambriiio Dudley 2 19J siro of Crescendo 2 2 l Gretna 2 27f Jtintoul 2 28V and others with fast eolt records and trials Mambrino Dud ley is a bay horse liijj hands high weighing 1175 pounds 50 the season with return privileges First dam Amanda A ood full sister to Siberian Romulus 2 14 trial I 2 27 by Eysdyks Ilamblotonian 10 siro of Dexter 217 Nette 218l u jay uouui a iU ami au otlicrs in J au Urangc uin Second dam Siberians dam dam of Siberian 2 31 J and Black Bess dama of Idol 2 23 by Seely American Star 1 1 siro of the dams of Dexter 2 17 Koucrt JMcurcgor - i retiie J ia ami j otners in z ju Third dam by Floods Emancipation Jr son of Imp Emancipation Will make tho present season of 1891 ono and one half miles cast of Mti Sterling at niy farm known as the Asa Magowan place Handsome Andy AT 1600 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT ¬ A lien will bo retained on all colts for season money Jlonoy due wheii maro foals is parted with or bred to another horse without permission JIarcl kept at ten cents per day Not responsible fqr accidents or escapes Also at tho samo place A Black Jack 15 hands high by tho eclobrated Gcorgo Caso Jack old will no permitted to serve a limited numnoi ol mares at T t five yca 8 for a Horse Mule and Conditions same as given above 10 for a Mare Mule For any information address W T FITZPATBICK r iAi ul M j Sterling KyI - S j kr t ie npiM t PVi f wyrjSigrf ft rtvl jk 3JC3k3ro THE MT SEBMSTGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY VTJTjT 14 1691 htufeaJLt It ri - THE ADVOCATE NEWS OF THE WEEK What Ho Thought Cases of mistaken identity aro not always as destitute of awkwaid re ¬ sults as was tho following which hap pened to Dr aiirauy a summer dweller on tho Hudson Ho was fond of horsce and was ono after noon driving rapidly home alono in his buggy when ho was hailed by a upws boy who mistaking him for a coach- ¬ k L ZE2SSS2ES2SSSSSSS2ES JXXX7XXrXMAX3ejm3ZXZS HE Kvxrwzrwmxmvaxaxmxwnmwx Always r t n t K man shouted Say John cant you give a fellow a lift How far aro you going Only asked tho doctor out to General Smiths replied tho boy The urchin sprang to the scat Henry C Adams for many jears besido tho driver and tho conversa- ¬ tho trusted Treasurer of the fund for tion ran as follows disabled ministers of the Uiiivcrsalist Whoso ligistlns church is in jail in Now York charged Dr Shradys fill vnc lina Hm Yilln AllIll V with embezzling 17000 of tho fund 1U VIH lUII Vl J Tho Treasury Dcpaitmcnt has de ¬ York He lives in Flatbush by the x manded the resignation of Bank Ex ¬ river I heard of him Do you work i fu js aminer Drew whose conduct in tho for him asked the boy Yes said the surgeon Keystone Bank investigation is se What does ho give vou Department Misses and Cbildronss verely criticised by the My board and clothes Ready Made Dresses the Pope has decided It is stated that Cracky is that all Well he in Mexico three to create In all materials beautifully and gives you pretty good clothes though artistically made from to bo called Lilians- - Oaxaeaand said tho boy hastily inspecting tho 195 to 25 each Durango and five Bishoprics Guer- drivers make up but you could get navaca saitino xrpic xciuLuufiiuo moron that Major Cornells coach Misses Childuens and Chihuahua man gets thirty dollars a month JACKETS BEEFERS AND Thcro was a destructive lire in to- Think of that BLAZERS But tho major is a rich man and bacco at Clurkrtvillp Toim Tuesday An immense aggregation of styles to select from ranging in iiMit Tin- Banner Warehouse owned can affoul it said tho diiver prico from 175 to 20 each How long have you been with tho by II S Bukcr nf Louisville wa t burned with 1800 hotheads of to- ¬ doctor 171 Ever since I was a boy Tho total loss is about bacco Never worked for anybody else 000 partially insured St Louis is anxious to havo tlio next Domocratic National Convention ami tho Mercantile Exchange is making arrangements to push that citys claims A L Douthett a prominent busi- ncss mau and cx Supcrintcndcut of the Alleghany schools was arrested at Pittsburg Monday on the cliaigc of embezzling a boiler companys money PRUTS FASHIONS Under ONE ROOF I n To uch With THE PEOPLE w Pj jwflTntrVs IS NEW YORK Store Fourth - Jefferson Streets Louisville Kentucky TH E CD fe 4 t A rftr 3 o rr v 5 Larpst Dry Ms iStuDllu Arch-Bishopri- cs OUTSIDE of NEW YORK III u Our Imported Dress Goods Department Is loaded to tho guards with all tho latest Novelties and Wash Fabrics of No man woman or child visiting Louisvillo can afford to leave without going through it An aero ot selling space Limitless counter room and an army of sales people SOU It OWN IMPORTATION i ¬ OTHER DEPARTMENTS LINENS WHITE GOODS - flCBJj Laces No such assortment shown outsido of Now York Send for samples or when in tho city call and see them x Gloves Fans MUSLIN Jugiio Wood Slocum and Smiler four New York murderers expiated their crimes on Tuesday in the Sing They suffered Sing penitentiary h death by electricity The execution was so carefully planned that there were no such mistakes as in tho Kemin ler case Charles Robinson a brakeman fell aMecp in the shade at Maurice near Cincinnati on the Short Line while his train was side tracked to let a passenger train pass His arm fell across tho rail and the passenger train ran over it and crushed it offbe foro tho engineer could reverse tho en gine ¬ No Ttm Canadian Houso of Commons has passed the bill to incorporate tho I Buffalo and Fort Erio Bridge company which proposes to build a bridge or tunnel at Niagara Falls 1UV1ICU During tho height of Mondays E25252E2 storm the captive balloon at tho ground Chicago rcccnt Worlds Fair 6 ly imported fiom Paris was struck by lightning and destroyed Tho French Why tho Dob Barked liHierouauts Goddard and Painis wero oliinili snvnrelv iniuied Ex Sheriff cfMatsonE S Cragin and other well The following is another illustra- ¬ balloon tion of the familiar fact that a dog Ui known citizens owned tho often knows more than his master insuicd to Loss 25000 partly but perhaps tho whole truth is not I1 nni Tnlui K Castleman as Cliair- - told We have heard of a mans lying man of tho State Central Committee abed because ho had not the couracc to the to get up An old fanner living near V01has written the following letter jojllon Johu Young Brown Chainborsburg Peun was telling a John Young Brown Ilcnder- - memberof tho Sixth Michigan Cavalry ma Hon Cobon Ky Dear Sir I have the honor how ho took the invasion of tho State colio ask that tho Democratic noininess by Lees army Said ho Wod gone to bed and I heard our Casor Stato offices and others speaking futibrthe Democratic party will invite dog bark Says I to tho old woman bascttention to tho following resolutions says I Theres somebody moving thisdoptcd by the last meeting of tho aiouud or that dog wouldnt bark that way it thtato Central Committee viz Go to sleep you old fool I says the That tho Democratic vote at tb Resolved Augi tho next State election bo made tho old woman Says I I wont do it asis of representation in tho next I tell ye a convention critter or somethiu or other has got j 0tato as into tho gai den or that dog wouldnt his i This is obviously fair inasmuch bring out keep up his balking of C rewards tho counties that Wall ho barked and barked and counfetroug vote for the State ticket and positimjnjp10 tie rtpreentation of those finally I went to sleep and left him JJJ unties-- that neglect this duty to the barking I spectcd tho brindled cow and democratic paity I have tho honor would get in and eat all the cabbages up but I was sort o mad at the old thy reremain dear sir yours veiy truly awardjony u Castlkman Chairman woman and didnt keer I woko up JHIU11C about six in tho morning and that Jloralc Wo lildren Cry for Pitchers Castorla dog was barking yet What at friend Thats what I wanted to know I following caution is given in a to whiho knowed it must bo suthin or other aro fowbnt bulletin from tho Hatch Ex and I went out to see ting clpimcut Station of tho Massachu Well what was it Animals ts Agricultural College Jist about thirty flvo thousand Tac tald not be allowed under tho trees prcsentyjucs for a short time aftor tho uso rebels had been stringing along past gels of parj8 green mixture although no the house during tho night and thats has ever been found that thoy what ailed Boso I knowed that dog had Ids eyes on critters or 6omobody discuesimld bo injured unless an unncces Detroit Freo Press tics amount of tho mixturo was used Fly crnor dicken3 ana young poultry might bo ndvocatii Tho Potato Bootlo wd by pickillg Up tho particles of and Paris green but grown cal signiltry have received no injury when Prof Maynord advises To destroy many IWcd to run in the collcgo viue tho potato beetle and tho blight and ijiposedtij nn1 orchard whoro tho trees rot apply tho Bordeaux mixturo and loSce th0 sprayed with tho abovo mixtures Paris green at intervals of about two ocord Itlio trunks painted with 1ortlaud weeks Should heavy rains follow jqrles Foont and Paris green Paris green the application it must be repeated as jJongrcsseu 0tiCr arsonitcs sliould bo kept is tho case witli tho uso of Paris green s usouss nf tho reach of children lrrcspon- - and plaster or water and tlomcstic animals Should nono of tho potato beetles or tcrsons their larvae appear uso only tho Bor ¬ Ven Cry forPitcher Castorla deaux mixture What do you do for him contin ¬ ued the interviewer Oh everything he asks mo to do I wah and dross him black his shoes sometimes clean his horses harness them in fact I am his work Is he so old then No hes about my age Then ho must bo lazy After a brief pause came this poser from the boy Do you like tho doctor Sometimes I do and sometimes I dont Occasionally I get so disgusted with him that I feel like running away Why dont you Oh its no use I cannot I have to be satisfied Well indignantly ejaculated tho boy I think you are a fool But heic is General Smiths said the doctor All right By by John I sang out the boy as ho alighted upon tho road New York Tribune man-of-a- ll x V f f TTTVvvrvtvvt A V rraha UPHOLSTERY DOMESTICS NOTIONS ill ilKI fill HUM - Parasols Ribbons Hosiery Corsois Dress Trimmings Toilet Articles Gents Furnishings LADIES EEFFERS BLAZERS An olegant variety to select from Thousands of thorn all exclusive styles to no seen no piaco else scarcely twe alike at attractive low prices When in tho city your inspection is cordialht iff QZ Shoes Leather Goods- - 1 DRESSMAKING DEPT OUR MODISTES Mad E Dougherty Mad E M Pierce Miss M Collins v And tho grandest Carpet Department in this country Over 5000 rolls of carpets of all kinds in all the latpst designs at great bargain prices 1 li And three hundred experienced hands working early and late fashion ing our beautiful goods into dresses which are tho very embodiment of style See our grand assortment of goeds and get estimates when in tho city Augustus Sharpes New York Store araaiarjyjyfta Wells Haze DEALERS IN i Sta pie and Faney Dry Goods tf 9 kJ handsomest stock of Dress Goods B y far the largest and in and Novelty Suitings the market and all paid for A tremenduou stock of Table Linens Torchon Ed- ings and sosiery all bought and paid for be w1 4 t fore the McKinley Bill was passed A JSry have more Carpets than all the town put together We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HART etc etc and FORDS BROMLEYS which they sell as low AS OTHER HOUSES r If r r tt v fu k4 - u Tf U SELL INFERIOR MAKES t f ylmMtiSSfr SjlKjj mVS W Wl faiX 4 V ftfV1 fV WELLS t a HAZELRIGG fjjjjof have the sole control of M Shortels Childrens and Misses Shoes the cheapest in America and every pair A so warranted 1 f rn SSnMSeLL fi t w vsi Mpfc 4 obWs j Wftjph nwcein J- - Made Shoes Johnsons Hand jij M ii tti iMJmunr wajaasi vi 1 v n 4 IWWm M VHrtttSM - tSuai fl1 WELLS Nw HAZELRIGG dont deal in Trash For Honest Goods and honest V 5 Treatment go to WE3LLS i v H-AZEI-KIC3-0- ttlo - M h J imm- - - -- iU j l- - i km ADVOCATE TRAINED HANDS 7 THE MT STEALING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 14 1891 Unexplained Trial of a Staff Officer an amusing story is told of Gen eral Unton who was at ono timo com mandant of cadets at West Point Tho commandants tent was a great placo for In Gptath Kings ¬ IS 7- - to Wiiinuu nt Her Work Too much cannot bo Bid in favor of ining tho hands to- ilo whatever work hey are called on to ilo with oxaotness A vast amount of tho forco of tho world is merely wasted beuu8o tho worker has not been properly trained to work in the simplest and best mauner Want of method is at tho bottom of taost of tho troubles of overworked nervons women They fritter away more thau double the amount of energy required to do their work preperly and yet often fail in ac- iicomplishlng it at the end A systematic cook will go into her kitchen lay out tho mutciials for an ilaborato dinnor and by steady orderly ork will have everything ready at the proper time She will leavo no debris of her work behind when tho dinner is Berved and except for tho few pots and pans soaking Jhero will bo no 6ign aboutthe kitchen of what she has accomplished Tho housekeeper who in- ¬ dulges In brilliant flashes of industry and lets her work slido between times is an abject failure but not moro of one than tho over energetic housewife who takes a dozen steps where three will suf- ¬ fice and uses up her strength in petty ways so that she is unable to accomplish necessary tasks or only does them iinally by an almost superhuman effort As a rule Aruericai housekeepers dis ¬ like science and method as applied to their work and with Borne show of rea¬ son Grahniuites and various other food cranks have impropriated gool teruw Vf up full of meaning orlginally awJ plied them to their own ideas Scien ¬ tific cooking is associated almost irrev- ¬ ocably In tho mind of the average housekeeper with bran bread ami oat- ¬ meal mush a diet now warranted by intelligent physicians to break down tho Thorough strength of a Tartar ravage soiwtifio knowledge of what is neces sary to sustain life would lead any one to avoid such a diet Tho matters which it is especially necewury to biin down to a scicnuuc basis m pryer t vvo timo are methods of work In the kneading of bread for example if tho work U done properly and the dough turned and folded syhtematieally in kneading there is no waste no stick ¬ ing of bread to tho bowl it is raised in and no dust K f t tiver tho board The simplo exercise of kneadiug steadily and easily for half rn hour is no hardship it is on tho contrary an admirable and delightful exercise which may bo recom- ¬ mended for broadening tho chest When tho proper method of handling tho pjbte in makiDg puff pasto is once acquired you may discard marble tables and chilled rolling pins and success is as cer¬ tain as it can bo from any merely human ¬ ¬ itow Thoy Irtivo of Incalculable Villas fighting battles over again Ono day six or eight of us wore gath- ¬ ered there and the floor was held by ono of those blatant gentlemen who having graduated before the civil war and hav ¬ ing had just as good a chanco as tho gal ¬ lant band of ambitious young Houton ants who rose to bo genorals had preferred the safety easo and slow promo- ¬ tion of mustering and disbursing duty and whose only brevet was for the ser vice of tho recruitmentidf tho armies of the United States For somo reason or other such vaoi havo often been prone to disparage the services of successful men and to at- ¬ tribute the prohiotion over their heads of such soldiers as Upton and Custer to So Major was political influence on this day holding forth about luck in the line ending with this startling state- ¬ ¬ ment Well now Uptons ariothor instance Of course I dont mean to say but what you fought all right old fellow when you got a chanco but you wont deny that there were fellows who went through the whole war with tho regu- ¬ lars stuck to their regiments or bat- ¬ teries got wounded time and again and only got a brevet but here you are a lieutenant colonel and never got a scratch Considering the fact that Upton had been wounded in three different ngige mtnts ho might have been excused for making a pointed reply but he only smiled quietly as ho sat writing nt his desk and said Well there hro lotsof men who think just as you da Ive no doubt Different Kind of Gold eaya an as Most pooplo suppose sayer that all gold is alike when re- ¬ fined but this is not the case An ex- ¬ perienced man can tell at a glance from what part 61 the world a gold piece comes and in somo cases from what part of a particular gold district the metal The Australian gold for was obtained instance is distinctly redder than the California and this difference in color is always perceptible even when the gold is 1000 fine Again the gold obtained from tho placers is yellower than that which is taken directly from tho quartz Why this should bo the caso is one of tho mysteries of metallurgy for the placer gold all comes from the veins The Ural gold is tho reddest found any¬ where Fow peoplo know the real color of gold as it is seldom seen unless heavily alloyed which renders it redder than when pure Tho purest coins ever made were tho fify dollar pioccs that used to becommou in California Their coinage was abandoned for two reasons First because tho loss of abrasion war so great and secondly becauso the interior would bo bored out and lead substituted tho difference in weight being too email to be readily noticed in so large a piece Thceo octagonal coins were tho most valuabjo ever struck New York Tribune ¬ ¬ Wliat May Be Fntented A United States patent will be granted lo any person who has invented or dis- ¬ covered any now and useful art machino manufacture or improvement thereof not known or used by others in this coun- ¬ try and not patented or described in any printed publication in this or any other country before his discovery or invention thereof nnd not in public use nor on sale As assignee in trust of G W Goodpaster and as assignee in trust of Peter Goodpaster I for moro than two years prior to his ap- ¬ plication unless tho sanio is proved to will sell at pudlic outcry home place of G W Goodpaster about 6 miles north of Mt In this connec- ¬ havo been abandoned Sterling Montgomery county Ky on tion tho word art means tho processor method of producing an old or new result If a method of doing anything contains one or more now steps the process is pew nnd patentable Tho word ma- ¬ chine means nny dovico or thing by means of which a mechanical result may bo produced such as a pin a churn or a locomotive Tho word manufacture all the real and personal property of said Goodpaster consisting of about 520 acres of first means a made up article such as furni- ¬ class Blue Grass land with fine brick house barns all necessary outbuildings and a magnifi- ¬ ture clothing harness and tho thousands cent trotting track lying upon the Mt Sterling North Middletown turnpike Also 83 of things which aro offered for sale Composition of matter means a chemi- head of fine cattle 3 milk cows 1 yoke of oxen 10 yearling calves 130 head of sheep 30 cal compound of ingredients such as head of lambs head of hogs 1 sorrel mare 1 yearling colt one horse 2 stal- ¬ hard rubber liquid glue medicine etc lions 1 colt 1 75 bay marc adout 14000 pounds of tobacco also about 1000 bushels of wljeat Patents may also be obtained for de ¬ 1 1 harrow 1 buggy 1 corn planter signs for manufactures and works of art one 2 horsc wagon plows reapers mowers rollers for three seven and ten years spring wagon and various minor things used in farming Also the following thorougbred Trado marks may be registered for any sign or symbol which is not stock arbitrary descriptive tho government fee is twenty-fOne sorrel mare Marietta by Meredith bam of Meredith Lady Overton 1st dam by dollars Such marks aro tho ex- ¬ Greenwood by Clark Chief 2d clam by son ive of Errickson by Mcmbrino Chief Marietta clusive property of the registrar for has trotted in 235 ¬ thirty years and tho timo may bo ex tended A label is any descriptive One gray marc Willette Wilices by Ethan Wilkes he by George Wilkes dam by Ethan tag print or impression to bo placed Allen Willetc Wilkes 1st dam was Annie D by Hero 2d dam by Vinco Vince sired upon any nrticl or its care and it may dam of Ed Rosewater she has shown a quarter in 32J seconds be registered for twenty eight years the Tho govern intvit fee for a label is six One bay filly Calisse by Caliban tlvfc sire of C F Clay 218 1st dam Belie of Greenwood doll us but U it contains nny Bpcial murk or syinbil tho olle decides it to by Greenwood 2d dam by son of Errickson by Membrino Chief Ono black maro by Forest Wilkes record 2 24 V 1st dam by Star Davis 2d dam by Jno Dillard tho siro of tho be a tndo mar inst 1 of a label dams of nine 2 30 performers 3d dam by Bolivar Vubliyton Chronicle Ono gray marc Cally Chief by Ashland Chief tho siro of four in the 2 30 list 1st dam by Civil Rights by Reefs Membrino Pilot Ticket Agiita aud iiuntcrfclt Ono black gelding sired by Mozart out of a Magic marc Counterfeit money comes into tho Ono bey marc Miss Wren sired by Magip 1st dam bv Bay Messenger 2d dam by Emorys Lexington stinted to hands of the railroad ticket agent more A ssimiee s atthe Public Sale 1891 Saturday September ¬ If tho skilled housekeeper is offered any labor saving tool to assist her in this work she can tell in a momont if she understands tho best method whether the new tool will bo of assistance or merely offers a makeshift for tho genuine process Good makers of cako formerly used an old fashioned egg whip By taking long strokes in a moment or two they beat tho whites to a coarse moder ate stiff fpth8ueh a3 makes a delicate tender cake With soino of tho new patent beatora they can produce a fine froth stiff and tough enough to bend when cut A good cake baker knows however that such a froth will product a fine grained but a tough cake Again in mixing in the flour with the other ingredients tho trained worker knows that if she folds the flour in care f ully instead of taking circular stirring strokes her cako will be feathery Hght but that with tho circular stirring she will break down tho whites and render the cako li able to bo tough Her success ¬ ¬ work Butthi3 Vanncss frequently than anywhurjeltj official of tho great steel highway has to One gray maro by Vinco stinted to Vanncss becomo an expert in detecting it olso his One bay stallion Vanncss sired by Caliban 1st dam Nannie Etticoat tho dam of Brown Silk that trotted second salary would Buffer to the amount of to Bcllovara in a yearling raco in 2 38 and there sold for f 3700 2d dam Soprano the dam of C F Clay Eminence spurious coin which he took in nnd Strathbrklgc by Strathmorc the sire of twenty seven 2 30 performers 3d dam Abbess tho dam of Stcimvay Tho detection of counterfeits seem3 to by Albion tho siro of tho dam of Vanity Fair 2 2i become a tort of second nature with tho One brown mare Lucilo sired by Lewis Napolcan 1st dam Emma West by Ashland Chief 2d dam Rottio West ticket seller To discover n bad pieco of by Col ton silver is a cwmpn mutely eisy matte Onu loan illly 2 years old by Kentucky a sou f Prinmns siro of Trinket 214 1st dam by Dictator Jr 2d for it has a greasy feeling and very sel dam by Moinbrhiotiinn tho siro of Four Corners Even if it dom looks like good money Ono black mare 2 years old by Mozark a son of Membrino Patchen with colt by her side by Vaniiofs possesses these requisites of good coin it Ten yearling colts by Elf King all sired by Elf King and out of good mares Pedigrees furnished on day of very seldom has the weigt of tho gen sale uine quarter half dollar or dollar and Ono yearling colt by Vasco out of Lucilo by Lewis Napolean the lacl of weight is perceptible by takAlso about 190 acres of land lying in said county about 3 miles south of Mt Sterling and known as tho Whiisctt ing it in the hand place All of said laud will bo sold in parcels to suit purchasers and upon long length of time Terms made known But to detect a bad bill is not to tho on day of sale not burdened with han layman who is Thoso desiring to cxamino said farms or personalty will apply to G W or Peter Goodpaster or tho undersigned dlimr thousands of dollars each day An All inxuirics will be promptly answered by addressing the utidcrMgiied at Mt Sterling Ky Salo will commeuco easy task The expert ticket agent will promplly at 10 oclock a m 13 positively without reserve and will continue until completed however when counting a stack of bills ranging in valno from one dollar to fifty dollars with great rapidity snap them in both hands ono after another and pick As Assignee in Trust of G W Goodpaster aud as Assignee in Trust of Peter Goodpaster out tho counterfeits seemingly by an acute sense of touch Some ticket agents JACK STEWART Auctioneer Lexington Ky are marvolously clover in this way Tho method used by tho majority in detecting a bad bill is to hold it to tho light and see if it contains parallel silk threads running horizontally through it All gen uine bills contain theso Albany Argus ¬ R A MITCHELL ¬ depends upon scientific knowledge of tho proper way to do hecwork in every caso In cleaniug there is a right and a wrong way If the worker scrubs a floor in tho go lucky hit or iniss style of some charwomen sho can dovoto a great deal of strengthto her work and yet leavo a larger part of tho dirt on tho floor when If on tho contrary the sho is done worker keeps two pails of water at haud ono to scrub with and one for rinsing tho floor with abundauco of clean cloths and a firm brush and the floor is scrubbed with the grain of tho wood it may bo cleaned with very littlo outlay of muscle New York Tribune Thon Meat un Tolnt of Yaxl Fox blades were celebrated all through the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries for their excellent fexnpjr andT mention of them is frequent in English drama This is their history There was a cer- ¬ tain Julian del Rei believed to bo a Morisco who set up a forgo nt Totedo in the early part of the Sixteenth century and became famous for tho excellence of his sword blades which were regarded as the best of Toledo That city had for many ages previous been renowned for sword making it being supposed that the Moors introduced tho art as they did so many good things from the east Julian del Reis mark was a little dog which came to be taken for a fox ami or simply fox for so the fox blade any good sword See Henry V act iv scene 4 Thon diest on point of Tho brand came to be imitated in rox other places and there are Solingen blades of comparatively modern manu ¬ facture which still bear tho little dog of Julian del Kei Notes and Queries Slek Ilooin Vngnrlea Uow Some Seat Travel The most curious provision possessed by seeds for self dissemination is tho hygroscopic awn Intho wild oat aveua fatua for examplo there is attached to tho glumclia a small leafy structure connected with the seed a spiral awn covered with humorous fine hairs and this awn haa the power of expanding when moist and of contracting when dry Thus tho attached seed is constantly on tho movo witli tho changes in the weather tho hairs clinging to any object met with until germination or destruc- ¬ tion puts an end to its motion Tho seed of barley too is provided with a similar awn which is furnished with inlnuto teeth that point toward its apex The seed when lying on tho ground naturally expands with the moisture of the night and contracts with the dryness of the day but as tho teeth prevent its moving toward tho point of the awn all motion must bo in the di- ¬ rection of tho base of tho seed which will thus travel many feet f rowtho parent stalk Knowledge Curlylen Opinion of tVttalilitgton It is worth noting that Cirlyle in his sweeping assertion made no exception in behalf of Emerson who jH rhaps bored him more than ho dared acknowledge with his transcendentalism and effusions But one might have of the over soul thought that he would have spared Washington Far from that we find him pleasantly remarking at some grand dinner to Mr Fields 11 gentleman who both by his writings and from all ac- ¬ counts by tho charm of Ids personal presence must havo dono much to re- ¬ move the imputed odium from his countrymen That greto mon of yours George did any ono under tho sun over dream of calling Washington George boforeT exclaims Miss Mulford who re- ¬ your greto mon counts the story Georgo was a monstrous bore and wants taking down a few hundred pegsl Ex¬ change i lie Wont Do It Again An amateur beekcoper in Penobscot county learns n thing or two almost every day Among other valuable les- ¬ sons was this While working among his hot footed charges ho clumsily upset a hive Ho was shielded by netting and I008O ovoralls and could watch with amusement tho frantic jabbing of the 40000 bees that covered his anatomy After a momont however he thought- ¬ fully stooped to pick up the hive Then it was that tho bees were amused The looso ovoralls were drawn tight by the stooping process and tho beekeeper didnt sit down and enjoy himself for two weeks Lewiston Journal A Modern Itenaon Teacher Why did Alexander weep Class Cos ho couldnt find any moro worlds to conquer Teacher Why could ho find no more New Class Cos ho didni advertise York Truth J y y PapCr PAINTS v Picture Frames orZed GASot OF COAL A very small boy stole a ride on a train running out of Jersey City the other day When two men took their seats they heard a blight sniffle beneath them and one of them looking around found a boy hardly bigger than a pound of tea lying on the floor shielded from sight by formed a tent over him Of course tho men did not inform tho trainmen that they were carrying a stowaway Indeed ono man was inclined to slip twenty fivo cents down to tho little rogue Men always seem to like young Tho child was still beneath scamps the seats when tho two men got off tho train Ho was still sniffling too perhaps from a prickling conscience perhaps from fear of tho vigorous shak ing which ho knew would bo forthcom ing whon ho was discovered Now York Tribune tho reversed backs of two seats which The StoiTiiuny It is curious to notice tho moral effect of illness uion peoplo said a prominent For instauce physician the other day among my patients aro a preacher who swears when ho is sick and a gambler A successful and well who prays known business man will not go to his bed when illness attacks him because of a morbid fear that ho will never rise from it again A lady of not the prettiest character has all her jewelry and fine dresses laid on the foot of her bed 1 sup ¬ pose to keep her mind from terrifying thoughts A hundred other peculiarities are developed but the most remark ¬ able one Vo me is that of a professional current literature man who reads when ho is really seriously ill becauso he hasnt time to do it when hes well ¬ sMlegels it PURE CIDER VINEGAR jam harvester Oil GLASS OV X upn PUPILS CincinnutiEnqnlror ¬ Big Cables on the Brooklyn Bridge Tho four cables of tho Brooklyn bridge aro sixteen inches in diameter each and consist of about 20000 single wires Ono difficulty with which tho engineers of tho Brooklyn bridge had to contend was tho fact that tho outsido or exposed wires woro expanded by tho heat of the sun while tho inner and protected ones were Tho pressure of tho not so affected wind too being of varying velocity re-¬ quired such adjustment of tho wires as to prevent displacement even in a hurri- ¬ cane It took fifteen months continual work to string tho wires of tho bridge New York Sun Legal Kspeniee Orer Otve Sorerelgn The Textilo Mercury calls attention to arecont bankruptcy caso in which the 40000 and there liabilities exceeded was an item of S3ZSS for logal expenses Asked by tho official receiver to explain how this was incurred the bankrupt stated that tho costs arose in connection with a dispute over a sovereign as to The which he denied his indebtedness myrmidons of tho law woro thereupon set to work and after tho litigants had had their fill tho gentlemen by act of parliament who had been conducting the contest presented the debtor with a bill for y N m A Doiueitle Hero 1 am safe shouted the boy hero as he ran into the woodshed pursued by his chum disguised as an Indian You are indeed mo boy said his father as ho caught him by the slack of his trousers and ran him into tho house to take caro of the baby Detroit Freo Press Thank heaven v v yv - - - -- ip jwMt IgJfyjJjfaM cWHMHHnEVfSIHMflG Ht fcttUMWl TUESDAY JULY 14 13 1 impiuMwiiuiiiiJHLni iw Mwwwqyww tsS- Dolan Denmark Brown foaled May mano and tail 11 18SS 2 11 HAROLD Noontido 220Jf and Klulhor 230 horses BELMONT Slru of IYed Wedge wood Slt wood S Itt and 35 other 2S0 horees SlroofMaudft 30J4 tlmrirm Ar- Nut- - 15 handa and inches high extra heavy Lexington Ivy Bred by Thos Carr Highland Home Stock Farm V 1391 0 - fj jM K 1st dam by SIRED by Pat Dolans great Washington of Fayctto county Washington the siro of Do ¬ Trogan 2d darn by Washington Denmark lan Denmakk is one of the most noted both for siring extra fine saddle horses as well as himself taking premiums wherever shown Washington lias taken sovoral sweepstake premiums at all the prominent fairs in Kcn inrirr AVnsliiiiLtoii is bv Cromwell his dam is by tho noted Ilalcom Cornwall is by Washington Denmark his dam is by John Dillard noted for siring flno sndtllo horses as well as tho dams of some of tho fastest trot- ¬ ters next dam by tho noted thoroughbred race horse Grey Eagle Trogan the sire of the dam of Dolan Denmark was an extra flno high styled horse byBrignollhoby Mambrino Chief 1st dam by Tom Crowdcr by Brown Pilot the siro of Pilot Jr tho siro of tho dams of Jay Eye Sco 2 10 and¬ Washington Donmark tho double great grndsiro of Do Maud S 2 0S Denmahk is one of tho most noted of all tho great Denmark family lan this horso notonly sired flno saddlo horacs but was bv Gaines Denmark sired pacers with records better than 2 25 ho by tho great Donmark race horse Blind Billy Dolan Dknmahk is wonderful in tho perfection of his gaits and has a splendid running walk tho kind business men look for Ho will bo permitted to servo marcs during 1891 at my farm at Sidcview Montgomery county Ky Tho following Stallions and Jack will make tho prosont scaeon at my hies six miles east of Winchester on tho Mt bterling pike sta- - VALDEMEER r 1 OLD RODERICK nt1500 -- RECORD 223 -- FULL Bay Horso 15 hands BROTHER Bred by A L Alexander TO VASCO Spring Station 3Cy This noted hiimceK and saddlo horso will mako tho tcason of 1891 nt tho stables of Win M To n Clark on tho Winchester nnd Mt Sterling turnpike near MtZiou Church UODKltlCKIstho tiro of more coacli and park horses than any 8tiro A Living Colt other horse in Kentucky He Is n beautiful bay 10 hand high nud of flno stylo nnd action Ho was sired by Mambrino Lo Grind lie by Highland Chief lie by Mnmbrino Chief First dam by llalcorn second dam by Downing Hay Mertsenjer One of Old ltodcrleks colts sold for 1500 n few days ago In West Virginia VADEMEER Is ranch John L in him tho half mile track AT -- cents a day Cans will bo taken to pre- owl nefwinne Imf um unt lio vntnnncililn nVinnlii ntlY occur i form at Win- ¬ Dolan Dknmauk took tho blue ribbon in his and tho 2d premium at Lexington Ky where his brother took the chester lit prcmiumwith ten or twelve other horses in tho ring Dolan Denmark stands lower than any other horso with his breeding and qualities in tho county and he is as high bred as any saddle horse in Kentucky and I fear no successful contradiction A lein will be retained against all colts and will be enforced for tho sea- ¬ money which is due when tho colt is foaled alive son Marcs from a distance kept at 5 I two-yenr-o- ld 1500 TO INSURE A LIVING 00LT Sired byllAKOLD tho siro of Maud S 20SJ Noontide 2 20 and thirty two in the 2 10 list trial 2lBfldnm of Vnldcmecr 22S Vntco the ilro if VntliMn 81 1st Dam VASSAR SinKfl Kosowatcr 21 220K by Belmont the sire of Fred Arthur 214f Nutwood and 33 In tliu 230 list 2lSi Wedpewooil 210 Viking 2 Dam VENUS trrandam of Vatican 220iMreof Bfllc Vara s 222 Vildcinecr 2d z2m as co me siro 01 anssa i ij ziu ru ioeviurr fJ22i Kremlin 3j 222 Kvcn tidc Krolonjr the siro of So I011K iiU i IJvonno 22i4 Lriu 227 etc by Seols ziu Amoncan star miooi tour in tneloo nsrL and thpdamsof Guv 2NV Nettle fl 210 McGregor 11 VALDEiyiEBR 4378 faster than Ills record Mr Smith lias repeatedly driven 1 07 to 1 10 lias 61dcst colts hdro wero yearlings last Spring only oncof which has ever been driven and that is verv promising HECTOR DENMARK HECTOIt DKNMAHK Is n rich bay with small star Id face nnd flno mono and tall four years For btyle action gaits and ns a IB hands 8 Indies high nhd cry blood like appearance horse has but few equals Hector Denmark was bred byl Dolan Fayctto county Ky Sired by Washington First dam by Unicorn Second dam by Jewell by Washington Denmark jej Third dam by Lookout by tho Sprake horse by AVnshlngton DonmnfktFourth dam by John Dil- - yJ lard Jr by John Dillaiil AVashlngtonby Cromwell ho by Washington Denmark Cromwells first dam by Obi John Dillard second dam by Grey Kajilc Wnfhlngtons first dam by Halcom Tho Premium Saddlo second dam by Crusader third dam by Cockspnr HFCTOK DKNMAHK Stallion will mako tho season ot 1S91 at 20 To Insure A Llvlnpr Colt old ED SUTHERLAND Siredby EdSntheiland Fiitt dam Minnlo by Wllllnmb Hamlet 1 Jr f1 1 Itobt 217 Dexter 2i Hunker Dictator Jay Gould Itappy Medium etc VALDIJMEEIt will make the season tccr Ky at f5000 with right of return the following season should tho maro not prove with foal FP 2llfrlrrvcr at tho Aucadf Stahles Winches PENDLETON Co he Ailillery 221JJ Kysdjksby Hay llamblctonian dam by Wakc-up- ED SUTHEHLANI Jr by Ed Sutherland ho by Egbert ho by First dam by Campton ho by Messenger Durocwltli C in tho 2E0 list Will make tho beacon of 1891 at S3 500 To Insuro A Living Colt second Jnkc Messenger BLACK SAM Sired by llourlxm lie by Ilurr Oak lie iy Young lluena Vista ho by Lairs IUicnn Vistn First dam by lllack Sam ho by lerfectlon second dam bylllack Ill nee ho by Jllack Sam Sr WI11 make tho season of 1S91 nt 1 0 To Insure a Llviner Colt e Money due when colt comes or the mare is parted with Cnrc taken to prevent acci tC dents or escapes but not responsible should anyoccur Alien will bo retained on oach colt unttl tho season is paid tiros furnished nt 84 cents icr day ENGLISH ANDERSON EV Em s fti ywl Woodford Stock Farm Season 1891 Neatwood 3665 By Nutwood GOO 2 18 J Put 20 in tho list last year 5 Walnut Grove Stock Farm IDOL WILKES 512 Siro of J II L 2 20 1891 J M CLARK r To Insure Livo Colt by Blackwood 5th heal at 3 years of age ALTAMORE 1 Dam Nora Norman 74 Xora has 3 producing daughter and 4th Ocala record 2 27 ETvvdo-r- - X By Mambrino Forrest This is tho finest combined horso in Kentucky nonmavV ftJIlIIiCUlV 20 To Insure Live Colt Dain by Lathams Denmark full brother to King William Sire of Harry Wilkes 2 13 Ily Gcorpo Wllkea 2 22 and 03 more in CS and Wttcr First dam iiv Idol 177slroofDon222ia John 1L 2 U etc Scconddumthedamof FeaylncrtSjlOW siro of r fciro 01 uam 01 fanny wiuicrsiKxin zuii iluifi Lucv Flcmhff i4U etc bv Cniirhs Wnsr i inriT i it dim by Collier by Sir Clinnes by sir Areiiyi by InipDiomed sire of Lady Thorn and Mambrino latcheu hi she of tho dnmt of Ouy Wilkes llanm- - Wilkes nud 21 now iicrformcra in 2S0 in 1S1W IDOL WILKKi is the siro of the same race Alcantara siioof bon c J 11 1m 220 Ctli heat liclng 8 yenra old Inno 15th 1NW and wlnntrof- the - 2isn lscing cai at Cincinnati O Scntcmber 21 1S1W against a llcldot eight nseihoro a 210 Cripple Woodfords brother By Blue Jeans and a full UMPIRE S rSToJlS Colt Bob Boy Bay horse two white ankles behind foaled 1884 208 i Bred by Spencer Bros great Itoscoe to tho Alovanrloi T iCACW 1ULC1 I JIi By Alexander one ofthe best black Jacks in Kentucky vj 30 For Jennets and 10 for Mares To Insure Live Colt Sired by DICTATOTt Sire of 210 1hallaspsnVi Director Minnlo Dasscll Do lincator the dams of Nancy Hanks iSroun and ten ollicrs in 231 and better Fint dam Kentucky Hello by Harold siro ot Maud S No ntide Altamurn and d inn of Fancoast Icnnnntand thirteen moro in 23U and better Second dam Timet dam of Mambrino lilot by lilot Jr siro of the dams otc Third dam by Webster by Medoc Fourth dam by Cooks Whip of Maud S UMlIHK ti wllllio permitted tofervo a limited number of approved mas nnwa wish to train htm after the bcaon for a record Service fee for IDOL WILKUS nd UMllHB by the season or 75 to Insuro a mare In foal luMirancc money due when fact is knowiiDue in all cases when mare is united withorhicd elsewhere Hrreders are cordiallv Invited to exnmincour stallions and their produce before breeding- We believe our terms most reasonable Mares from u distance on prassuttlVJ per week at owners risk Corrcduoiulqncc solicited All Addies communications g en prompt and polity attention SBO A BEAUTIFUL BAY 15 liands high heavy mant and tail black legs powerfully muscled fine stylo and a perfect model Is just seven years old and Is in excellent breeding condition This celebrated trotter will mako tho present season at Thomas Bagans two miles from ML Sterling between the Maysvillo and Hiukston pikes at sttgamsrsnB A ESSS - 15 SPENCER BROTHERS Pine Grove Ky Grass furnished for marcs from a distance at 10 cents per day Grazing bills due when they are removed Accidents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address John T Woodford Mt Harness Horse L A lien will bo retained on nil colts foi scason money Money duo when maro foals is parted with or bred to another horso Without permission ALT AMOKE was sired by Slrathmore 408 siro of Santa Claua517i and 3G more in 2 110 or better sire of 11 dams of 13 performers in 2 30 siro of 8 sons with J performers in 2 30 sire of Santa Claus sire of Siduov 2 19 sire 7 performers in 230 including Gold Leaf 211 Adonis 2 1U Faustina Dam by Alta 765 siro of Stranger 2 29 Roger Hanson 2 2G of dam of Dally Wilkes 2 28 Ilogcr Hanson siro of Jessie Hanson 2 22i Billy Worth TO INSURE LIVING COLT i 1 Sterling Kv THE TROTTING STALLION Hay Stallion lShnmnrhigh t years old pe feet model This celebrated young trotter will make the present season at my stables 2 miles south of Grassy Lick on the farm known as the Green Itlpgs or Pointer farm at 10 to Insure a LlvlnarCoIt Money due when colt cdmoa or marc parted with or bred tootherstockvilthoutpennlssion W KE S Pedigree- 2d dam by Highland Chief sire of Lady Thorne dam of Santa JJlaus v 17i Trinidad 2 22A grauddam of Roslyn 2 25J Strathmorc siro of 37 in 230 list by llamblctonian 1st dam Lady Waltermise dam of Marshal Toy by North American 2d dam said to bo by llamblctonian Alta by American Clay 1st dam Lady Turner by Mambrino Chief This low season price will enable any one to breed to ono of tho finest broil trotters in tins secUon ALTAMOBE in two months training la6t fall trotted a full mile in 2 35 2 -- ington227i Standard and Registered 10562 lie dam of icpctition4yr old record 2 10f Sired by Hanker 41H Sito of Hcrmuda record 2 82 Homplpu and Wall Micet Kirst dam Nannie Miss Hanker Tcller-yr-ol- d record 2 llif by lolm Dillard siro of dams or Krie Mel cod Dillurddam of Ucpctition ArchieMolfy Molloy etc becond dam Lady limes by Inncss Ulcucoe Third Olnf Mambrino uam uy Usceoin paeer 10 let dam Lady Hanker dam of Lyenuder hire of 4 In Hanker 4244 by It nIj ka Hambletonlan Hanker was ono tho 2 ISO list by Hoes Abdullah Chief 2d dam by altrnm 3d dam by Cnmptown having of tUo best looking t ons of KjMlyks JIamblctonian and n hoixj of groat natural speed Ho made two r mall i eiisons in Kentucky and had trotted In 2 25 without professional training no llrst class marcs jet lie filed out of 27 colt tho gieat stallion lcrmuda2 20J Mica Hanker Hornpipe Teller and Wall Street nil lieing fiom 1 to B veins old Old Ahilallah 1 by Mambrino dam Amazonia Abdallah slied Sir Walter 227 OlllennU 2 27 j Frank rounder ao Ho nNo sired the dams of Goldsmith MnidIieiie Misio laiker etc Itywdjks Hninhtetoninn 10 by Old Abdullah dam by Imp llcllf ounder 2d dam by llishop s llambleton ad dam by Imp Messenger llamblctonian sired Dexter Nettle and iil others that ha o trotted in 2 HO or letter Itoos AIhIiiI lnli Chief by Old Abdallnh dam bv lhillipr miii of Duioc 2d dam by Decatur lions Abdallah Mothers in tho 2 80 Hit Hilcf slivd thodamof Meengor lluroc siroofiialne220 John Killard by Indian Chief dam Lady Jackson by Mack 2d dam by Loekspur Imicss Ulcucoc by Imp ilencoa dam by Alcx Clnil chili 2d dam Mary llicntum by Itichatd Mnglcton UANKltUlT is n dappled brown lr bands J inches high beautiful HnMinnd a colt of pleat ac- ¬ Owing to an necidriit cnused by n fall on tho track ho had to ho thrown out of training tion therefore ho is placed in tho stud and in offering his vert ices to tho public wo think no horso In Kentucky Is sui er to produce speed at either tho trot or pacing gait thus giving to parties who breed to lilmndniibln chanco at gcttingspeed llesidcs tills he Is certain to she colts ot finish and natural stjlc suited to park and plcasuie riding IIANKKUIT will make tho tciiton at tho Fnir Urounds In WIiicIicbIui Claik county Ky at 40 to Insure a Mara In Foal money pay ¬ able when tho fact Is nxccrtiiincd A poto payable ut t cho months after date will Imto to no given payablo on condition that the mare Is in foal 2 20 Ontor B Wllkos was sired by Count WJlke First dam Minnicby Feamqt2ddim QuccnbyCru fader Count W likes 1001 by Georgo Wilkes B19 1st dam Jewel damof Gamlicttn22S amlTho King 22 and full sister to Ul ick Muiin21tllnnd Smliureconl TtfibyGill Vermont 104 2d dam by Cannons Whip 3d dam by Imp Huzard The colts ot Count Wilkes all show stylo nnd o er half mile track eiced He is tho she of Georgette 2 Fearnot by Hlooil Chief Itlood Chief 92 by Hloods lllack Hawk son of lllack Hawk 5 1st dam by Scotts inlander 2d dam by Aratus c He is the sire ot Fanny llobinson 220Jf Wool Jim 229 and Chief pacer 2 21 He ulso sired Brown Chief and lie sited the dam of Prince Wilkes 210 Also nt the same stablo stable tho fine imported Jack DICK HLACK HJ hands will bo per- ¬ mitted to servo innrcs at fS00 to Injure a living colt terms same as nlxie This Jack was imported in 1SSJ from pain and Ids colu have shown him to be a tlrstcbus bleeder One of tho finest Youhj Jacks in the State will bo permitted to servo a limited number of mares at Yelberton RAGAN 4 Also ut tho sanio placo 10 TO INSURE A LIVING OQLT and a few Jenucts at f 25 Address Conditions same as given above ROBERT N0DDLEY Grassy Lick Ky Mt Sterling Kentucky WILSON OAKYIEW PARE One of the Finest Coach Stallions in the State PATCHEN CLAY Black stallion 16 hands high foaled 1885 Bred by Dr Hcrr Bryant Lexington Ky Sired bv Mflnilulnn 1nlplioii rS lstdamby Whip Clay 4131 fccond dams t b thoi ouphbivd Miimiirino 1atchcu tSfull brother to Indy Thome lMi siio of 17 in 2S0 and uam or Uuy Wilkes 2lBVf Crawfoi datlSji Ilouri 217 Astral 218 Huron Wilkes2lS llosa Wilke 218J etc Kllva 2 18i Clcarii 2 18JXlanThoina22UJJeinuida220Ji and thitty clKht moio from 2 20 to 2 80 crandsire of scvcnlv sokcii 2 M horse i anion llieni Allpilnn hi 2 13 AMell a 212 Whip Clay 4181 dicl when yotiiifc sire of Will lleiihnni 224 nnd Mattio Clnydam of Illlio C 111117 by Cats Siredby Idol Wilkes 512 ho by Gcorgo Wilkes 222 sire of Hairy Wllkos 213Vi Guy iu3MCIayJr22lnlamltcckydain oflliitjand 1812Blroof IlectCj oss221JJ Wilkes and Kl more peiformcrs In 230 and better 1st ilnm VIDETTE by Videx Vidox uaBsmsM uiayJr siro or uuranfro 2 2 Ilnrry Clay 2 23V lto also has 0 was got by Itloods lllack Hawk bo by Vermont Hlack Hawk Videxs llrst dam by Old Mnmbrino 2 800dams withl0In2 t0 by CuMusM Ciayblrool Georijo Mlintchcn223Malso sires with U In 7 sires with 14 Chief 2d dam by Downing old Hay Messenger Sd dam by Cannons Whip ho by Hlackbums HfoodsHlack Ilnwkbv Hills Ilhick Huk dam thn IVirlm lnf Tie Old Whin Hi TATCIIKN CLAY will make tho season of lSHlnt tho stablo oOVSI Gay two miles south of dams of Von Arnlin 219 Hlackwood AlmnntJr 220 etc Mambrino Chief 11 by 15 tolnauro a Moro In Foal Money duo when tho fact It by Imp Mambtiiio Paymaster son of Mambrino Jr222i Messscnger dam dnmot Uollah Ho is the sire North MlddlctovnKyat to another buiec of Lady Thome 2lhh Woodford Mambrino 221JJ Hay Henry 22SJ Hrignoli 229JI etc Ho has ascertained ormaro bud T1 trottere in 2i0 and 15 daughters with 19 trotters in 230 23 tons with ltULEIt was fouled In the Spring of ls0 is n beautiful bay handsome compact nud symmet- ¬ rical 10 with excellent llnish lino notion and natuial speed Will mako tho season of 1891 at Mouoy duo when maro foals oris parted with u lien RECORD 1000 to Insure a LlvlngColt letained 011 colt until season money Is paid Tho gramNire of ituler George Wilkes 222 stands to day as tho greatest sire of trotters BY Since coining to Kentucky in lnr31io has sired more trotters than any two horses in tho world His sons foaled since ISM bin 0 sired innro nnd faster trotters and better campaigners than tho Day stallion foaled in 1SS8I SlredIbytorcstWIIkcuaSiUtdamOld Koddam of Clcmmlo 11 sons of same ngo of any olhur horse Where can you tho Wilkes and Mamliiliio Chief blood Kirst ilnm Cain dam of Cazlquc Huron and others by Stradcrs Casslus M Clay Jr 22 siro of backed up by as much of tho best thoroughbred bloodyget This has given such great broodmiiYcs us 2 and 4 others in 2 SO list Forest Wilkes by llouibou Wilkes tiro of 20 in 2 ISO list or better ho by lleortto Wilkes dum by Alexanders AUdulluIi aire of Goldsmith Jlnld 2 II tDurango 2 23 Harry Clay 223Ji and tho dams of 8 with records from 22J to S0 bcclys American stars daughters that gac llnmbletonluu his gtcuteot peiformcrs Iiu was one of tin Kivaiesi unrses iiiui ever men Second dam Old Heck by tho Wright Colt IlANXKIt WIIKKSlamb Alta who died younR with 2 in 2 B0 by American Clay dam by Third dam by Instructor son of Virginian by Sir Archy jiamurino Iunicij ai nam by Alexanders Abdnllah This should mako a froat stock horse havini Fourth dam by Chester Hall tmniniin I ii iiiibHii iiiiuuiiii uiiici two uiiw3 iii Alexanders Abdallah in him Hois a strong Itomulus son of Bacchus built hoi se Kood bbned big called fellow ir hnnd hlili and will mako tho season of 1891 at tho Klftli dam by Is a ilark brown 10 hands flno style flno mane nnd tail goes all the gaits well by Coons ktablootw 11 ny two inlla south of North MlddlctownCKyn at 20 to Is tho elro of C F Clay 5 yrold218 Cyclone 223 Coaster 22GtfAVoodluidg CALIBAN Insure a LI vine 1st dam uy Denmark ho by Colt payublowheu colt comes murols parted with or bred tUowliere iiuuiiiii iiu uy uuuil 5 uiiuiitfse uu uy vijiy s iiuinuini Montrose matinee record Greenwood Hello 228 and other fast ones His son Cyclone sired th Ilcdmanti Denmark 2d dam by Ida latcheu 3d dam by Highlander vi 111 smuu at t I irl 22 L lVIIlJi SlUU iUHl tJUULl inbeaten Dr Sparks 22Gillctto 3yr old 225 Cecllo 225 Ulli lU i nud anothor eon C F IU IllUUrU U Klay frircd Spring Day yearling who tivrttcdn half In 115 and another yearling that trotted a In 117 Tims it will be teen that his colu breed on and trot fast CALIUAN will make tho KUltKKA Is a dark chestnut sixteen lmnds 1iIri of great power stylo and action Ho is the easou of 1801 at Cafio Hidgo Stock Farm at finest combined horso In Kentucky Kurckn is by Youngs Morgan ho by llutlcrs Kureka lie by I Jllack Jack whitopointsjlMhandshlgh foaled Angust 1887 Sired by the rem In in and lmg Island lllack Hawk Kurcknsdam bv llnrtlettV llodlonlm hv thn mwnt nn nurse uiii A A Jn nn TTkTOTTTJtl r rr TTTrTvr1 UUJjx sweepstakes Jack NajKilcon of Glen water lie by Uopkius Eureka ho by laiks eacock bo by lloston Biro of ixxliiLicm grand dam by Cannibal lie by Mucklu John lie by Sir Archie Moreanrt U VV XV hlnilxinilnin wn siuWl fir YViMj lnifno uiick iiu dnm was ono of thmlncht saddle niaren in Kentucky having taken premiums ot Lexington and Icei s Niiiioleon ho bv Ininorted Nmioleon other fairs Tho dam of Jlutlera Kproka was by Mnmbrino Iaymastcr grand dam by Cock of tho Will maku tho present season at 1666 for Llvlnar Cot by Haiders Iron Duke Money duo when the fact of tho foal is Nnpoloon was 10 hands high 1C00 Emekn wns 10 hands high 1000 Peacock was 15V liands Uock brother in blood to Amciicau Kciipsc j For threo mnrcs from ono person will cliargo 1 OO high died Leers Napoleon 10 hands high died Tho dam of Jumbo was UJJ hands All hulthKA hiw taken inoiv premiums tlinnnny horse ntni o or Beklliis In Kentucky 120 in all iiown or the marc is patted with wcru black in color including the inoptciuuius it bt Iiuislnl877 for tho best combined stallion maro or ireldinc Montrox among thrin lie has racked ntsevcinl fairs in a 00 minutesiuid trotted in 2 StiH lio sired tho llue show gelding Woodhike that bent Iidy Uejaruct at Lexington and sold by Hlack hone 13 hamh SincliM high 3 years IL Itowland for 1IW0 Ho nUi sold oodlnwn by liurekn for lioo nfterwurd offered 12000 lor him A pJL-i-VV- IV fVJj old this Spring by nine Jaynes 1st dam by Icris Kills raised nndsold 20 ot hlscoltsataniiveragoofovorJJOO Inlle tracks In the State nnd ore prepared to handle trotters nt rea Wo have one of the beit fonnvcllj Cromwetl by Washington Dcnmatk ho by Jalnes Denmaik lie by Old Denmark AVill sonable price This ciiampion saddlo and Imrnesi stallion will mako tho season of 1891 t tho stable of Gross v ill hu furnished mines at 10 cents per day Will not bo responsible for lay two mile south of North MiddletownHy nt 20 to Insure a Maro in Foal W M ixsuki a living accidents or escapes should any occur paya iiuintriFTiiaf ilo w lien tho fact is ascertained maro patted with or bred ckuwlictu John T Jones Agt RULER WILKES iilii OANE RIDGE STOCK FARM Mambrino ll CALIBAN 394 234 Banner Wilkes STANDARD t Pilot lii MONTROSE JUMBO vi uuu Eureka nn litBuaa UlVlilU bl API I 1AYNRR J f lMt ¬ dollahs to colt WALKER BU0KNER Oane Ridge Ky PETERS w SCOOBEE - J H GAY NortTi Middletown Ky y f r A l t A Refreshing Innonncement 1 m gmsssssssasmsssk Saddle and Harness Shop 1 Has the reputation not only of doing work in modern first class style but he uses only he BEST materials to be found in the market All his work is strictly hand made an d warrant If this is the kind of Saddles and Harness you want you know where to call ISTortli 3Cays vilo Street IMITt STERLING KIT The Third Party DrlvesiUp A California growers latest efforts have been directed to hastening tho maturity of his oranges and to this electricity has been employed Ho claims that the maturity of the fruit may be advanced from two to three weeks by winding around the trunk ofeachtreea fino electric wire each 100 of these to bo centered iii a chem- ¬ ical electric battery The cost he says will not exceed 5 cents per tree If tho ripening of oranges can be hastened in this way why not decid- ¬ uous fruits and while the wires aro in place would it not bo possible to sliock the life out of tho pestiferous scale bugs Cant tho fruit thieves bo paralyzed and but further ques- ¬ tions will be postponed for the present says tho California Fruit Grower A JOB DMI GONROY AT THE ADVOCATE am a third party Git on to my style nd my trimminsJ 3y gravy dont wear no socks The satisfactory stand of cotto Agricultural Commissioner of Georgia calls attention to tho fact that the castor bean is a deadly poison to horses and cattle when eaten in any quantity A few sound seed are rather benefi- ¬ cial than otherwise but when the seed are undergoing decomposition the poison is of 6uch a character as to pro duco death in a very short while I l And my galluses is Fastened with a linchpin But Im cuttm A wide swath Right down tho middle And thoVifcant head off Mebbo men and women will bo much used this year Somo good has certainly been done by tho recent agitation against tho bearing rein headed by tho Duke of Portland We have no- ¬ ticed lately many coichmcn without it and in tho case of the lady whips wo have seldom seen it used Once wo saw the footman loosen tho bearing-reins while the carriage was wait ¬ ing and so comparatively freed the Old strawberry plants seldom pro- ¬ duce as large berries as do young horses heads for a while ones 0 HARD TIMES S J Kentucky Fairs Farmers Alliance Citizens Alliance Knights of Labor National Industrial-Aiiti-- I Monopoly Single Tax- Prohibition Woman Silyer- - I am a sort of a Llttlo Farm Well Tilled Sullerage-Grecnback-Fr- co Grand Old Peoples Party But what if I am What are they goin To do about it Thats what By zucks Ive conic To stay And no razor back Democrat Nor Slab sided Republican Nor ring nosed Mugwump ii root me out fsG a forty acre field That you can raise anything on From a inortgago To a bale of hay With a wagon load Of drcssin throwed in And I dont give a durii Who knows it I I kin grub up a stump Inwo shakes of a lams tail An tho old political Stumps have got to come Ef I bust a brichin Doinofit Thorkicliin And brains aiut In that end l ou hear mo Mebbo my clothes dont fit And my cow leather brogans Haint got no shino On to cm But that wont stop NoithorJ All tho American Eagle Has got to do in this business Is to set quiet on tho fcuco And watch my Thrashijmachino go Whon tLtfc ollmulo I Gimmo thorn lines Now I Wo haw Jcowhilllkins I Gosh-all-hcmlo- Gits dono scratchin Ills back ut agin tho fenco Hand mo that wliip I N Y Sun Thousands of farmers arc land poor and will remain so to ho end of their weary lives How absurd it is jto pllo up treasure in many times moro land than can bo properly oper- ¬ ated Tho wise and happy men are thoso who aro opevating small farms to their full capacity and enjoying life Holding on to a as they go along section or two may or may not bo a good tiling for ones children or grand ¬ children but it certainly keeps many a mans nose to tho grind stono contin ¬ Tho number of acres properly ually worked that will insure tho old folks a good comfortable living allowing tltcni to take a trip or sonic sort of recreation once every year or two and a small surplus over the cost of edu ¬ cating tho children is tho sized farm to have Many men who could easily othorwiso it would fail to get a good bo well to do however prefer to bo start always head and cars in debt in order Tho duration of a raspberry planta- ¬ to add moro acres to their already too tion depends upon tho variety cultiva- ¬ Drovers Journal largo holding ted as well as upon tho naturo of tho Agricultural Hints6oil and care given tho plants Ten to fourteen years is about thpavcrago un ¬ Forest fires have dono an unusual der good culture amount of harm this year Fashionable Colors In Horses Sir J B Lawes prefers at equal prices nitrate of soda to salts of amThere is a fashion in tho color of monia carriage horses Once many seasons Unlcached ashes and rawbouo flour ago thcro was a rago for gray now make in tho Rural Now Yorkers esti- ¬ gray animals aro at a discount and aro as a rule associated witli wedding par mation tho best dressing for lawns for by a livery stable Dr Gocssman tells that he has much tics catered Light chesnuts had then a turn but confidonco in basic slag as a sourco of thoy were found liko certain showy phosphoric acid for grass lauds materials not to wear well One year The American Agriculturalist ad- ¬ roans wcro in fashion and thoy wero vises when tho oat crop does not prom ¬ most satisfactory as to wearing qual ¬ ise well to bo harvested in tho usual ities and also as to temper Evon way by reaping and binding to cut it now a well matched pair of red roans earlier tho samo as grass rako up in aro looked upon as quito correct and light windrows and as toon as dry very handsomo but tho color of tho stow away in tho mow This makes season is dark bay with black points first rato hay for cows and calves Dark browns wcro in favor last season Tho outlook for tho corn crop is not and naturally sinco horses cannot encouraging in Georgia nor is th J chango color of their coats so easily as ¬ 1 The greatest potato yield at the The followiug is a list of Kentucky Michigan Station was with seed plan ¬ Fair dates as far as have been re- ¬ ted one inch deep ported Cabbages ought to be cultivated days Sholbyvillc July 15 often and stimulated with fertilizers Richmond July 21 5 days if tho soil is not sufficiently manured Eminence July 22 5 days Many coniferous plants ore in ¬ Harrodsburg July 28 5 days creased by cuttings on a largo scale Columbia August 4 i days especially rctinosporas arhor vitius and Danville August 1 I days the like Canipbcllsville August 11 1 days Nicholasvillc August 11 4 days Cuttings of plants which root with Sharpsburg August 11 5 days difficulty aro sometimes grafted with Lebanon August 18 1 days good efieet upon thoso which root Maysville August 18 5 days easily Springfield August 25 1 days The rlieubarb plant may bo in Lexington August 25 5 days crcabed bydivisions Prof Daily says Baidslown September 1 i days that each division must contain at Bowling Green September 1 5 least one bud on tho crown days Paris September 1 5 days Leaf mold is a natural fertilizer for 84 September all trees and shrubs and wood flowers Elizabethtown or any plants that like a shaded place days It is also very ubeful as an addition to Winchester Soptcmbcr S 5 days potting soil Horse Cave September 15 I days 1 days It is claimed that freshly laid sod is Cynthiaua September 151 days Glasgow September 23 much more likely to succeed if covered 5 days Owcn3boro October with about an inch of fino soil This Paucah October 11 3 days will savo it even in a dry time when JJ When it comes to selling goods at such low figures at which Schradzki is selling Nobody has cause to complain of hard times for he is selling goods to suit the times Look at his 450 Suits reguglar price His 750 Suits regular price - - His 950 Suits regular price - - -His 1200 Suits regular price - S 55 10 00 16 i3 5 50 Have not the space here to enumerate but come and con- ¬ vince yourself how far a few dol- ¬ lars will go at Schradzkis Straw Growing Turnips Every farmer should grow a good field of turnips cither for houso uso or for sale or for both or cithor as cir ai Far Hats Sloes Trails aiifl Yal cumstances may indicato tho most profitable uso to which thoy can bo put Of course thoy aro not equal to a grain ration for feeding stock but thoy do not cost so much and they aro of value as an appetizer as afford ing a change of diet and to feed in combination with a coarse dry forage such as straw or corn fodder They aro especially liked by sheep and in England aro very largely used in Formerly the A sheep feeding Besides housing great quantities for winter it is a common practice thoro to sow a field and turn the sheep on to harvest them In tho largo manufacturing towns and cities winter turnips rarely sell for less than forty cents per bushel and at this A cottage of 5 rooms on Clay street prico thoy aro very profitable In soasons whon potatoes aro scarco and in good ropair and desirably located high thoy often bring a much hotter Possession given at onco price many people then using them as GEORGE ALEXANDER substitute for that vegetable And all such he is the leader of Low Prices Remember the place SCHRADZK Broh Stand Mt Sterling Ky TOhen Baby was sick wo giva her distorts When sho was a Child she cried for Costorla When sho became Miss she clung to Castorla When ttae had Children sho gave them Castorla For Sale or Rent v r - i ISfSSliSSIilllIHSSSSSSfS Davids Coat THE ADVOCATE David Ilohortaon tho Scotch nmmmra THE 5T STERLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 14 1891 HER GOT IS PATIENCE BELLA THE WOMAN IN CHARGI A LADIES WAITING ROOM OF w id vj V 5 f lnn Is In thu Oruml Contral Stu tlon niul Slio Srct IIiiiKlrnN nT Himy Irsintlc lliislilut Woman Uvnry Iluy Dexpllu All tho IIiihIo Slio I Onlni j Tho presiding genius of the Indies waiting room at the New York Central station at Forty seeoiul street 3 uimil CTJ1133S Bella It is to be presumed she has nlao a family nanio but no one knows what it is In fact no one cares For thirteen Indigestion Dy3popsia Nausea years she has been tho friend and assist- ¬ Sour Stomach Slooples nesa ant of almost every child and womau living between New York and Pough Headache Nervous Proa ieepsie who travels on tho railroad Sho tration Neuralgia Pal- ¬ is n tall slight woman with a pleasant pitation of tho Heart manner and kindly face though how she Loss of Energy answeringsocahn can remain so placid voalcness of Back Feelings 01 ¬ ly tho thousand and one ipiestions adLanguor and Lassitude Gen- ¬ dressed lior in rapid succession ij a puzeral Debility La Grippe zle Etc Etc In the first place most of the out of town shoppers have all their purohuaes In uso for 25 years tv oinlnnnt phyMrlnn tent to the waiting loom to be ivlled nuri ourceanu In the Unlttxl Hutu- - ami pro ¬ nounced by tliem IIih iip a TONIC extmit Tlicte bunflles are for at train time ottiorn fall it cures where allyour Druglit Try it nart io put away in a big eloet piled from floor for it convinced Asfc to ceiling with picnu contaiSing PKIOE 100 PER BOTTJLX3 everj conceivable thing from spring bonnets to cream puffs From to f U GO Mams and Proprs J ED RAY the time to watch louaioim between the women and their lu iisiiigs Uoppiig PABIB 3CTT is over and every one is harrying home Half a dozen tired woirm atitl girl- - will r tin v iting room at once charge Win re me my things hastily sTir Bella i k jri t larruue thfir lungs By tliotiuio theii iy rict is iinisheil reels are on the their dual coats and and over- ¬ big table and the moved to the stand on Mays shoes are on n char in tho corner J havo villo street lately occupied by Every parcel h ia had the knots seen Hamilton where I have Ambtirgy to lest they tall open in the traiu and llttcd up rooms and am prepared to soft or carelessly wrapped articles liavo furnish meals at all hours Satisfac ¬ an additional heavy paper about them j Theso nr all handed ovor with a pleas-tion guaranteed ant smile and just the slightest possible HUGO ENGEL forward motion of ouo hand for tho ten 31 tf Tho Queer End of a Siialio right cent fee which is dropped into a capu Ono of the most exciting contests over cious bag in tho closet witnessed occurred at tho depot of tho charges soiin rccLUAR Georgia Miulaud railroad Ladies coming in for n days shopping The contest was between Ernest Low ¬ usually stop u a moment to get rid of ers pet king btiako and a littlo green heavy veils and dust coats or to wipe snake known as a garter The snakes the cindera from their faces Lots of were about of equal sio and length and them keep their own combs and towels it was hard to tell for half an hour who I am prepared to do all kinds here and repair damages as calmly as would prove tho victor in tho contest OF if at home Bella givo3 them a little After raciug around tho eago for some BlacksmitMng General Repairing critical glauce and perhaps makes a time the king snake caught the green suggestion Then off they go leaving ono about six inches from tho head slip- ¬ things scattered about toap comb and ping himself around his adversary and HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY train gloves all of which will be fouud getting his mouth closer and closer to reduced my prices to meet I have in their own particular corners when its head Tho green snako tho while hard times Only 1 for all wanted kept its month wido open as if in an ef- ¬ around shoeing aud 10 per cent off Tliero is oue lady from Yonkers who fort to get its head too largo to go into for cash is deaf and afilicted with an unquiet the lintf snakes mouth and thereby spirit She would not trust her comb thwart its effort to swallow him This Special Attentiou Giyeu to Steel Wort out of her sight for worlds her soap she effort proved futile for soon tho head Bring iu your wood work I am dries and puts back in her pocket I saw and about six inches of tho green snako to do anything in this lino her the other afternoon run back four were in tho stomach of tho king At preparedclass style All work fully seo if a parcel left in Bellas this point of the game another and moro In ilrst times to guaranteed care had beeu safely marked and hidden stubborn conteot took place Another kind of crank never knows In the cage are two wires ono run- ¬ when tho train goes neither will believe ning perpendicular and tho other hori- ¬ Thanking my customers for past when Bella tells her but always insists zontal Twisting itself around tho per- ¬ on that long suffering woman hunting pendicular wiie the green snnko tied favors I solicit a continuation of their up a time table and proving her state- ¬ itself into various hard knots Mounting patronage J W BARBEE ment the horizontal bar or wire tho king be Cos mill In striking contrast is the good na gan the work of unfastening tho coila of Shop opposite Badger tured easy going woman who saunters tho other by continued pulling and swal ¬ 22 tf in asks When does the nest train go lowing Bella and calmly reads a novel till tho When the feat was accomplished with This is the woman who tho exception of about a half foot of tho hell rings leaves her small girl here while sho pays tail it looked liko tho king snako would calls The small girls enjoys being left be defeated but with somo maneuvering and tells wonderful stories of her adven the tail was untied and tho job of swal ¬ VETERINARY SURGEON tures all the way home lowing was completed I sat for au hour in the room one day finishing tho task tho king snake After aud saw a canary and two children leit looked wonderfully pleased and raced OFFICE or called for a tchool girl thankfully around eyiug tho spectators for some recover a lost exerei e hook four men minutes Thompsons Stable Lockridgo Cor Atlanta Constitution plunge in under the impre iion that it was tho entrance to the flevated railA Queer Hallucination Mt Sterling Ky road Cyrus Field hammer fiercely on There is a very good story which has por- ¬ the door and inquire if the feminine tho somewhat unusunl merit of truth tion of his family had gone on a marvel- which hits been told agam and again in ous number of hairpins replaced and an the dispensary as illustrating tho power almost endless stream of bundles handed of imagination A lady who was other- ¬ in by errand boys wise quito rational was troubled with a iinii LAWKS horrible feeling that a pnnko was gnaw ¬ A nice old lady with curls gravely ing away her vitals as sho explained it consulted ever b idy ii the room about Efforts were made to convince her of her Wo have just laid in a fresh anil tho weather and Iuuly decided not to error but without avail and it was ni1h till the nest finally decided to visit louie country irn humor her out of her complete stock of day as it look l like ruin and went trouble A small snako was hecuredand home lAivmg her satchel behind so as ono day tho was told tho nccetsary oper- ¬ not to have the liuthei t carrying it ation would be rone through to relievo back again After her came a couple of her of her trouble Chloroform was ad girls who had evidently never been there ininKtered and when 6he revived a Everything a family needs always hefore for one set the other to keep a scratch made while she was asleep was on hand Prices as low as tho lowest sharp eje on her bunnies while hemado carefully bandaged up and the snako Uio goods a voyage t tlii tiek t office and then was exhibited as evidence of the superi ¬ Your money will get performed i like kindly ofilce while her ority of her diagnosis over that of tho All kinds of friend is ted the news utand Then physicians Her joy was painful to wit- ¬ they had lieir shawl Kraps tightened ness and she went away thoroughly and kept Bella lm- - for quite live min- ¬ cured Interview iu St Louis Globc utes attending to their wauls and de ¬ Democrat bouirht for which tho highest market parted without thinking it necessary to price will ho paid Givo us a call Murder in tho Air fee tho patient attendant As sho re¬ As a Sixth avenuo elevated train ap- ¬ marked pathetically All that travels JD proached the Eighteenth street up station aint ladies Queen St opposito Laundry BearingJthis latter fact in mind Bella tho other afternoon a series of feminino stands guard over half the basins and yells broko upon tho ears of tho passen- ¬ toilet arrangements generally reserving gers With others 1 rushed to the windows them for her ladies as sho calls tho regular travelers The ordinary public overlooking tho east sido of the street peoplo sho does not include in her A crowd was fast gathering on tho side- ¬ flock may not venture to remove tho walk When tho train stopped at tho stains of travel in theso holy bowls nor station a number of passengers got out arrango their bangs at that special glass to learn who was being murdered As I reached tho spot tho crowd was A complaint was mado not very long ago by somo ono not of tho elect at this gazing intently at a dontists sign Just TO MAKE YOUR esclusiveness but Bella appeared before then the yells ceased nnd a man camo defended her cause out of tho doorway with this announce- ¬ tho authorities and Shes only having her tooth so well that sho won triumphantly and ment New York Herald to this day tho regular travelors havo pulled their own little privileges that are cheap Those IU Matured 1coplo AND TO DO YOUR at tho cost of n daily dime and pleasant Clara haughtily I went to tho tho greeting Now York Recorder atcr ovcry night last week and had a is thoglno different escort each thno Henry sho whispered You business such ns yours a real nico vindictively Bello Rival Shop on West Main Street ono should bo moro cautious my dear Mt Steruxg Ky Como down NIcol ho declared Cautious somo time-- and Ill show to tho factory Yes my dear Ill natured peoplo west of Scutinel Dcmocrat yon tho most stuck up lot of men you all over town aro saying you cant get Ono door paw tho Four Hundred areno--wher- e tho saino man to go with you twice ovor SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Harpers Bazar Noy York Weekly Ucr ¬ 1 uiclli j natural- ¬ ist had when a boy rather an unusual esprMHice in clothing himself and the method ho adopted seems musingly different from that of boys in our own day who Vhon they want a now jacket nsk for it on go without David was early apprenticed to a farm er to hwd tiw cattle aud ouo day he went to a fair with his master and there gained a prise of twenty shillings by running n race When ho renched home his mistress offered him for the pound enough of homemade woolen cloth for a coat hut though David joyfully ac ¬ cepted it ho was disappointed at finding that the tailor would not make his year ¬ ly vist to the hotiso for somo time With tho impatience of youth he begged his mistress to let him make the coat himself At first eho refused but when David persisted she agreed to the wild project stipulating however that ho should take all tho responsibility and ask help of no one Tho boy began by carefully ripping his old coat in pieces for a pattern and by this Iw cut tho now one first num bsring tho pieces in chalk that ho might Aa all know hoV to put them logother his time belonged to his master he was obliged to take his sewing out into tho pasture and thero after a month of laborious work tho new coat wa3 com- ¬ pleted Ita buttons came from an old coat which had been discarded by his master and tho thread with which it was put together had been spun and dyed at the house When David showed his mistress the new coat nho wj loud in praiso of it and declared that not even tho tailor could hrvo done it better Ono thing however it needed and that was a caro iul pressing which iho was allowed to give it at tho house The hardest task of nil remained for ho was obliged to remake his old coat and as tho seama were frayed nnd deli ¬ cate ho had to eserciso great caro in join- ¬ ing them again Another mouth and this task also was done Then was David the proud possessor of two coats Youths Compauiou ¬ ii IQMW oisr Ci TFT m iPm O JTl Tf HffTSfl TI tl lJ J TRT n LOSS OF APPETITE 3sfe- - x While wo arc not offering goods 1101 Price Knocking howottom Clean CM wo arc seHiiis our Sm iii JS- and Summer plothing at a liberalrctluction of former prices Wo ilofthis for several good reasons Owing to a badi - aIalf WW ISSftl giK mm ElaSgyrm I that wo have more slock on hand thanC wo wishto carry and in order to reduce stock we will cut thek price wo nave rcuucccl tho pneo on every articlo m our storcp Wo uo not auvcrtiso impossibilities ana our citstoincnV know when wo advertise a reduction that wo ihcaii ii iu fact ward Spring we Hi id r a not on paper only IBPl Tp yj EngeQs Restaurant ft AlhSOp NOT-- 1 BLACKSMITHIG zr z n fjvm MAJfrjFAcnnirjns ov - i SPRING POETRY BUT I Sill Mil -- Iron Slate Grates Stoves Hollow Wara Wood Mantels Alp Grates Sash Weights Etc 11 J Agents for AmericanOFFICE SALESKOOU 433 435 West Jefferson EngJish Tile F0K Louisvillle Ky ftjfl Boys k ¬ ASSH3T fmm SUTTOIl j THE - 3D A PIATT FURNITURF -- II Sam DEALER O - For Gents Wear AND ¬ UNDERTAKERS lit ¬ ii Bmin Garrett Spring Hats IX Newest Styles Shoes FAULT GROCERIES and Slippers FOU- - Country Produce GENTS LADIES CHILDREN3 WEAR Mexican Mustang 1 Ijiniment - Ar I O m i A Cure for the Ailments of Man TRUNKS VALISES ETC and Beast o GET All just received and sold a bed rock prices by JAS OfrOHNELL TOM F ROGERS Mayville Street MTSTEHMNG KY Boots Shoes rep Aimsra Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations t No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of - A long tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife the DOCTOR mm PIHK PILLS -- liil In Amorlcnror 85 CU th n from your PrueiUts oj onJ to w II IIOOElll A l o 40 lnt Intinj Hw To- - UtUorincfcs ani Couttlpatlon hrinll pleutu Hitt aud a favorite vrilh tbc Sold In Knslanforlfc InClco Ucadncltc Thc30 Colcliratort KXMIMI PIIU uro a loilth oCuref or nick Mustang Liniment Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have It iffiiifi v Vr ii jt iiirSi iii j4 THE MT STEtfklSTGr ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 14 IS9T Trimble Bros Wholesale Grocers PERSONAL mr of Paris spent sov 3Irs Thomas Johnson and children DEATHS Died on Saturday July 11th Gil moro Combs aged 3 years at the home of Ins father Win 3Iortou near Thomson Ky The little one was buried at the old Barrow burying ground on Sunday evening This Avas the last of four children 3Ir 3Iorton has the sympathy of his many friends in the hour of trouble Sharpsburg Items Pears arc fast ripening and thcro is an abundance of tho delicious fruit RIMBLE -- B KY i Eddie Gay aftpr au eight weeks con- ¬ Misses Esio and Aunio Crawford finement with malarial fever is ablo to of Louisville are tho guests of their bo out again cousin 3Irs N II Trimble on North To morrow the Olympian Springs Mrs Richard M Smith spent tho Maysvillo street Born to tho wife of F M Wyatt 1 will bo sold to the highest bidder It past week in Clark county visiting re- ¬ Gen F 31 Drake and daughter on Sunday July i2th a daughter 3Irs I N Horton died at the home is very popular lations during the summer 3Ilss 3Iamieof Ccutcrvillc Iaand Mis ¬ of Louise Shrewsbury her husband atCamargo on Sunday spent ses 3tary and Isabel Harris and 3Iiss night She was a truly estimable months as a plcasuio lesort and with Joo Henry of Aarons Run ir SUBSCRIPTION RATES Onoof tho triplets lately born to Sir tho proper management could bo Dollio Jamison of Fulton 3Iissouri W woman and has a wide circle of made a first class Onoycnvln aihnnco Taylor of North Mid Sunday at Clay City Joo has an at and Mrs James watering place aro guests of 3Irs E J Rcid After llu eo month traction there it is said friends who will be filled with sorrow lw dletown died last week and another Alter 1j months Dan 3ralone a negro pauper re ¬ 3Irs Dr Turner Anderson and chil- ¬ to know that sho has left them Her M W Anderson and wife of Uma- ¬ of tho little ones is reported very sick 4 ported to be 110 years old died a few tilla Fla arc spending tho summer dren of Louisvillo and 3Irs Rounsa funeral was pi cached at Camargo Harris Institute Anderson Garner dealer fn dry vall Miss Laura Yates and Miss Rhea yesterday afternoon by Rev J W days ago at tho county poor house with M W Anderson and family goods groceries and tobacco at Oak- ¬ Rounsavall of Waco Texas aro the Williams after which her remains PImv SfhOfl Hon Laban T 3roore of Catlclts U1H nnvf farm UW J Editor John Mason of thoMt Ster ¬ guests of 3Irs T K Barnes ley this count has made au assign ¬ wcic brought hero and laid to rest in burg spoke at tho court hou6o in will open Tuesday Sept ist ment of his property to II S Good ling Advocate camo down to the 3Iachpclah Cemetery Owingsvillo yesterday in bohalf of tho Did You Ever Winchester Sun pastor for tho benefit of his creditors picnic yesterday For tqrms apply to 189 1 adoption of tho new Constitution about 3000 assets a Liabilities Storage Storage Archie Cooper and Robert Harris Hear of such prices on goods as arc His address was a masterly presenta- ¬ Mrs L L stock of goods appraised at 100 and bf North Middletown wero in tho city given by Thos Whitt tho jeweler I Also tion of the many advantages of the 500 Saturday will guarantee that I can discount Call again gcntlcmeu T K Barnes havo put ou a a storo houso worth perhaps M new over our present organic law Big lot of grain bags prices 10 to 20 per cent offered by any fPwingsvlllo Outlook dsonio now delivery wagon for Tho proposed constitution is gaining Mrs James T Brecn returned homo house in tho city Is this worth mm iii for sale or rent ir city trade friends every day Mr J G Trimblo started ou Satur from Littlo Rock Ark where sho has saving when you get tho same quality Taijij learn has de ¬ dv for an extended visit to Wichita been with her husband since March of goods at such a discount Last Tuesday Wednesday and 3n John G Blair wo For the Oklahoma Ter ¬ 1st clined the nomination ot tluf Peoples Kan us and pmbably next thirty days I will sell watches f The 3Iorgan County 3Icsscngcr a Thursday Mere very cool days and nioi-u1 v of tho Court of ritory Mr Ti imblo hopes to niruigo Deputy Mu hal Geo Hill and clocks jewelry and optical goods at weekly Democratic paper lately started overcoats felt comfortable although hK business tu as to bo at homo in Appeals Jailer am J Mies of Paris were in very close prices I have a nico lino at West Liberty has reached our thoy were not in general demand time to voto lie thinks it tho urgent tlui cli Fridj en mute to Swaugo of gold filled watches and I keep all table It is published by 3Icssrs J Tho weather has once mora resumed ¬ Col Houston tho Republican can duly of every Democrat to bo in his tho leading American and foreign II Caraway and W B Robinson and a summer temperature with tho Springs didate for Lieutenant Governor poke plaeo at the polls on the first Monday will we hope prove a source of profit pleasant feature of delightfully cool Miss Mildred Vorls fMt Sterling makes of watches from ordinary to tg a fair sired audienco in this city on in Aii ust tho ucst quality and I guarantco all to its owners and a messenger of good nights 110 matter how hot the days Thursday has returned lminc from a visit to her may be tidings to its readers We rail attention to tho public sale shter Mrs 1 A Adams George- ¬ one year to bo good timo keepers Tiios Whitt The wheat crop of this county is of125 Montana mares to bo held at town Iimcs Dr II C Kchoe uses tho Pratt sys ¬ Town 3Iarshall H W Houghoy 3It Sterling Ky Vturningout much better than was the Blue Grass Stoi k Yards Lexing ¬ vs sent in his resignation to tem iu treating piles fistula and all tho Mrs L 31 Dallas and daughter looked for by oven the most sanguine ton Friday July 17th This is a very Board of Trustees to take effect when chronic diseases tf exce3Irs Ann E Turner has improved Tho quality too is said to be important salo of a class of stock that 31iss Berlie of Carli lc aro visiting his successor shall havo been ap- 31rs J W Burroughs on Harrison her residenco on High street adding Notice is rapidly coming into favor llent The report comes to us that Richard pointed three now looms to it t their advertisement In another col- ¬ avenue Truman killed Boon Bryant last The oditorofthc Winchester Sun Tho Bath County Confederate As- ¬ carefully you may find 31r Grimes of 3Iayville a traveling Saturday at Carlislo by cutting him sociation will changed his loplnten umn Read it has by this timo hold a meeting at the Storage Storage something that will interest you evangelist for a cigar houe aged 23 with a knife Both parties arc from Fair as to tho ability of tho 3IU iBterling grounds near town on Saturday Also years weight 412 s was with tho greatly this county and live at Side View the 2oth a lit- ¬ base ball club They cak pj inst Everybody is invited Big lot of grain bags boys this week Wo havo no particulars at hand at ¬ tle bit Our friend Wm Bush is responsito bo present and ample arrange ¬ salo or rent for this writing S S Blazicr and wife of Donoway ments will bo made for tho entertain ¬ Taiuj Gaitskill mv Tima Whluri handsome brick ble for tho following Ho says that a since two of his friends Tom Ivy were in the city to attend tho By reading Joo M Conroys adver- ¬ ment of all who may attend Several street is ricar- - fow days csidencc on Sycamore burial of Geo E Russell who was Jas C King one of our best citi- ¬ tisement in this issue you will know prominent public speakers havo been rr on ntatinil It Will 00 ail Onia- - Owings and Will Phelps were at his killed at Memphis the pat week VWMIW zens had a slight attack ot paralysis house and it being near Unner time where to get your saddles and har ¬ invited and are expected to bo present cut to that section of the town when Mrs BubIi sent her Kttlc boy Beu to 3frs Porter L Christy and on last Saturday but we aro glad to ness Fair dealing and honest work to deliver addresses Lovers of tho nished see if they were lying down Ho re ¬ daughters Minnie and Allnene of stato ho is much improved at this has given this houso the reputation it national game will have ft chanoo to Mr Dave Badger of tho Mt Ster j turned and said No maam they are Lexington aro visiting tho families writing richly deserves and any statement ho witne5 a niutclwgame of ball between TniiAi nilR savs the yield of sitting up a lying MiBush says he of A G Peters and E S Cuuning- may make in print may be rolled the club of this town and a picked Picnic of wheat crop is 25 per cent more he is almost afraid to say how near ham upon Read his ad and you will have uinc from SJicrburne Bethel and tho and tho quality 25 er cent better tho little follow came to telling the ex no reason to regret giving him a call Fair grounds 3Ir Reuben Sea a former resident Tho ladies Of tho Bethlehem cliurcl an ws looked tor act truth of this city now of ilemphis Tenn aro making arrangements to give a if you want first class goods at leason 3Iig8 Llntlo Peed gave an ehjoyable- jMiss Lucy Smith was ouo ot mo J G Trimble of Mt Sterling came accompanied tho remains of his picnic for the benefit of their church ablc prices leccpuouioaicw ofhei frieiids last Geo E Russell to this in the beautiful woods graduates of tho Chatauqua Reading up Saturday and Sunday went on to brother-in-laThursday night in honor of hef sister of Mr J T Notlco Clin vnrnivnrf hoi Salyomillc where ho-- assisted in lo- ¬ city i1S 7Vll una w wvuw frjiicu3 3Iiss Jessie Peed of 3faysville The Prowitt near Thomson station Satur diploma among a nuinucr ai owiuis i cating a site for tho court houso for Judge Cooper of Sterling left day July 25th These good ladies Having determined to close out and event was highly appreciated by all that town tho now location beiug ou for homo yesterday ilt Loxingtou on Thursday after a pleasant aro making arrangements to offer to settle up my business at 3It Sterling liiesour iiio guests consisted of tho farm of 3frs Gardner 31r Trim ¬ Baptist blo says it is tho prettiest place for a visit of a fow days to his cousin 3Irs their visitors an opportunity to spend from and after July 1st 1891 my 3Iisses 3Iary Bello Peck 3Iamie Tho good people of the M E Ingles 25 Bowyer Street 3Iusic games terms will bo cash or not over 30 days Thompson Lena Royse Lillian Evans Lex ¬ an enjoyable day urch hold a delightful Sunday school town lie ever saw and ho thinks the speeches from several prominent young All bills will bo presented tho first ington Press Bridgciortli of 3Icdda Barker Emma Peck 3ramie ulc in Mr Wm people will makd a mistako unless they men of3It Sterling and Winchester each month Special Bargains in Rogers 3rary Clark 3Iinnic Ralls Gen John S Williams ex United There was a ratify the action of the Commissioners oodS oh Thursday and plenty to cat etc etc will bo Clothing and Hats until stock is Susan Craycraft and 3Iessrs Elmer Wro number in attendance and tho iu locating it He returned to this States Sonator is visiting in tho city Hill Wallace Whaloy John Royce among thoattractions closed largo and small young and old boys placo Tuesday and left for homo and is tho gue t of 3Ir David P Robert Sham Clvdn Vnimn iiri W S Caldwell Faulds G24 Fourth avenue Courier and girls enjoyed themselves in full Wednesday Hazel Green Herald Evory Account Ratlili Charley Patrick Bruce Wha ¬ i 0 Journal July 8 To tho Voters of Montgomery loy Waller Latta Tho Alliance mass meeting at Win Frank Hill John built tho largo Peters Judge County W N Thompson of 3Iason county On our books is due drawn off and Sharp Charley Hill John Berry owned by3Ir Lloyd of this chester lastMonday was a grand residenco Stato Deputy Lecturer and member leadyto be receipted Wo insist on George Bascom Dr Dean and others city iu 1811 and in all tho timp since success 5000 or GQ00 people being By an order of tho 3Iontgomery of tho Congressional Committee of the every oneowing us to come in at once only ono pane of glass has been broken present and bountiful provisions were In order to test his boys knowl- ¬ 9th district of tho F L U was in and settle as we aro compelled to County Court directed to me R C out of tho windows and that ono was well supplied The order was as good raise money Robinson Sheriff of 3Iontgomcry Ky edge of geography since the close of tho city and county this week by a soldier who during tho war as is seen in tho most refined church Respt there will be an election held at tho school a fond father asked him to his bayonet tnrough it Tho Those who wero present say that they Dr R Iliucr will go tomorrow to 48 2t ShawkTmmiilk various voting places in 31ontgomcry name three largo bodies of water Dentox lass cost Judgo Peters 125 per pane novor saw such good order- in- their Fern Grave Camp mcoting and re ¬ county Ky on tho first 3ronday in Tho Atlantic ocean tho Pacific ocean lives at so largo a gathering It was main over Sunday Ho notifies his tad arc not very large cither A much neglected work iu our August 1891 for tho purposo of and Pecks pond replied tho son otic of tho most representative bodies congicgatiou that there will be no ser- ¬ midst was given an impetus in Sun- ¬ electing a Coroner of 3Ioiitgomery Tho Sharpsburg Fair catalogues aro Geo E Russell head miller of tho that has mot in this State for many vice at liis church next Lords Day day evening by a number of good county Ky Also an election in the ready tor distribution and copies may Memphis Tenn Milling Company years In every respect it was a inon from tho neighboiing cities of Mt Sterling precinct for Constable uu mm Uy addressing tho Secretary Mrs Wm 31 Kendall of West was accidentally killed by a pieeo of grand success The Ibcal manage ¬ Winchester and Lexington who camo and two Justices ot the Peace also F S ILibcrty is visiting Mrs Ann E Turn ¬ Allen timber striking him on tho head while ment deserve great credit to our town to wako up an interest in Constable in Aarons Run Camargo er in this city She will stay till the ked in his duties at tho mill on Tho young men of tho town gave an Tho Sunday School of the Northern 21 when sho will go on tho excursion tho Y 31 C A On that evening a and Howards Mill precincts impromptu hop at at tho college build ¬ rulv ah His remains wero brought largo crowd assembled in tho Chris ¬ R C RoniNsox S 31 C Presbyterian church of this city en ¬ to Old Point to this citv and buried at North 3Iid- ing last Friday night tian church to meet our visitors and joyed a day out oiiFrlday Every ef 31r Russoll Harry Hofiman son of 3Ir A Hoff Miss 3Iary Anderson and Miss give them tho respectful attention dlotpwn on Thursday was mado togfvc- tho yoting poo 3Iiss Eva Whaley of JJbrth 3Hddle Sallio tJrcen of Montgomery arc the their work and their interest in our man who is spending a fow weeks was 31 years of age ami leaves a wife fort town who has beou visiting 3Irs Dr pjd a delightful time THs party went guests of 3liss Jennie Tilton and two children who livo in this young mon merited 3IrlI II DLj with his mother at Olympian Springs Rutherford out near tho Leveo and camo back hinomas i rt for several weeks has re ¬ i city ivcnncuy oi jit sterling is ton General Secretary of Lexington was riding in a road cart on Sunday loaded down with evergreens ferns l turned home Here this week Visiting his parents presided ant addresses wero mado by and falling from it tho wheel ran so to his head as almost to sever Last Wednesduy night 3Irs Geo etc Tho good people of this- church Carlislo 3Icrctiry iDtTho Edwards heirs have commenced Stucky and work- ¬ closo other tho ear Dr Richart happened to be proceedings at Now W 3Iooro noticed smoko coming from aro a shining example of devotion to ers in tho cause llo is a nearncst York City for Miss Sarali Button 3IcCllntocky of They do more v at hand and skillfully dressed tho the possession of tho shado tree in front of her residence tho cause of Christ iinmenso estate for thoir means than any church with Lexingtonis visiting her sistor Alts forciblo speaker and made a fine im- ¬ wounded parts to which was fastened a wire support ¬ so that tho boy will which they affirm was left to thorn by Dr R Ill Haydon corner Sycamoro pression 3fany good things wero not bo disfigured ing an electric light pole Upon in which wo am acquainted Tho littlo fellow thoir ancestor said and wo think a foundation is Robert Edwards a and High streets 3Ilss 3lcClintock vestigating sho found that tho current Tho meeting at tho Christian laid upon which will bo built a per- ¬ was considerably shocked but was Revolutionary soldier who died over f Strl lnn uirviiuu 4lrk Iuiu mn1l Slf - church which lias been1 in progress proposes to open a Class in Art in this lnl doing well at last accounts nitwit iuJiuiii Jliui uuuu one hmulrul years ago A nincty- 1 and has with her 6omo manent organization at somo timo in Iblo and was burning a ring around tho for about three weeks was in progress city Sept tho not distant future nino years Jeaso has expired on tho Wb hope of her work Sho will bo On Saturday oveuing 3fr Geo E fppc tiho uutnougnteuiy toucnci tno up to tho timo oui forms closed Tues samples to seo a branch association estab- ¬ proporty and now tho heirs want tho glad for any ono interested in work in Uroo a fow inches below tho burning day Theio havo bccnup lished hero before long and we feel Chick was at his homo with his littlo remainder of tho estate which is val- ¬ lino and received a sovcio shock forty or moro who havo united with this lino to call and seo hoi grandson the child of 3tr W R ued at a fabulous satisfied this will bo done stun 3Irs Frances nearly prostrating her and causing in- - tho congregation Haynes 3Ir Chick had just mounted Fowler a residont 3Iisscs Stockdell and Beastey of Somo by lottcr of this town is ono Tho somo by confession and other re- ¬ Lexington and Slisscs Stcagall and tcuso pain for a fow moments Dr J K Kutncwsky is located on his horso and reached down to lift of tiie heirs Heno dro was subsequently removed claimed Tiro congregations havo Bush of 3t Sterling aro visitlug tho tho Gen Dick Williams placo and will tho little follow up behind him when tho horso took fright and began been largo throughout Elder Collis ilisscs Clay of Flat Creek Misses attend to all calls tf Wo call tho attention of our readers is a fiuo preacher and presents tho Clyde Leach of 3It Sterling afid Leo plunging 3Ir Chick could not con Training gospol iu a clear and forciblo manner Gillof Lexington wero guests of 3Irs to tho 31t Sterling Ky T J Aruott of 3Iagollln county trol tho horse and hold tho child too School for Boys See tho advertise ¬ Elder Lockhart has contrilnitbdlargo- - Henry Sddtt first of tho week has received tho nomination on tho aud so attempted to drop tho child bc ment iu this paper J W Sewoll as ¬ ly to tho success of tho meeting by his Tom Blgstafi of Mt Stcrliuar ami Democratic ticket to represent the foro it was hurt but tho horso gave a I have sociate principal is tho son of E G faithful painstaking work- - Owlngs 3Ilss Statiton daughter of Kentuckys counties of Breathitt 3Iorgan more school desks and sudden plunge and struck the littlo Swoll and is well fitted for tho posi- ¬ vlllo Outlook poet Henry Stanton wqiOin town 3Iagoflln in tho lower houso of tho fellow with his foot breaking an arm I need and will sell a tion ho holdai Ho is said to bo ono of and a leg 3rr Chick waB terribly than Miss Bortio Wren and next Legislature Sunday informed young men that tho best distressed over tho mishap but no ono number of the Triumph desks Money invested in the Na- ¬ 3Ir Willie Bryant of Mt Storling Vandorbilt University has over sent Wo hear of a sad accident that oc could have helped it spout two or thico days with3lis8 Loan Asso- ¬ t Ho graduated in tho English tional Building at very low figures School ilisses purrcd yesterday morning near tho ciation of Louisville pays 12 3Iary Warner last wcok otorsc but has sinco given much at Willio Clogg of Tennessee andElva dopot at Wluchcstor All parties indebted to us Trustees should avail them- ¬ Mr Charles tention to French Gorman etc Ho per cent net Gatowoodofilontgoinoiaroguoslsof Vanmctcr a young man son of B F will please call and settle as - A Hoffman Avgt las also studied Greek and Latin con- 3II88 Agnes Catlett 3Iisse3 Bur Vaninetcr was driving a spirited need our money and must selves of this opportunity to se- ¬ lerably Wo can rocommend him bridge of 3ft Storling aro guests of liorso tho animal taking fright throw we Call at W S Caldwells at onto and Naslivillo- pay tho account now past duo It Miss Eva McKinorau cure good seats very cheap a competent teacher Owingsvillo him out of the buggy aud from tho have it must be paid Gospel Advocate Jeiu effects of tho fall ho died shortly after Outlook Cassidy SuttonMRS LLHARRIS I Wholesle MT Grocers ROS - Harry James last week go to tho Olympia Springs to morrow was here to spend several weeks W oral C Dodson of Paris da s hero last Week 3Iiss Fanny Fitch of Albany New York is spending tho summer with her sister 3Ira Clayton Howell STERLING Refreshing and timely showers fell here last Tuesday and Wednesday 3Iiss Sue Caldwell left last Thurs ¬ day for 3Iamnioth Cave Sho will bo gono several weeks He advocate rt T Harris Gaitskill Tir - ¬ V 11 Si 1 B -- w BJ ¬ ith - - m - - - - - l 1 1 1 ¬ FOR SALE - awaitL liiliiilliililliteliliiiiiiliTi iililii MiMAwSXk 8 MUM UJUW AJ WMWI MWWW Hll M UH SPSWU GO TO 33EJ1 l THE ADVOCATE HITCHED i Iisirace k Loi Apiy Co No Money Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment of TO A CABLE tiffSfMssf Vhe Unique nml Startling Experience of n Sun Frnnclacii IIiirHe T F ROGERS Mt Geqrge to have your Reissingei ieetshod IN i B A sail eyed horse hitched to a two wheeled batcher wagon blinked lazily and whisked flics from himself on Jones street between OFnrrell and Geary streets Ho was un ordinary quadruped with a largo head which he wore in a dejected sort of way as though ho was indulging in melancholy thoughts Dang ling from one of tho bit rings was the long hitching rope which the custodian of tho wagon had neglected to fasten to a post Suddenly tho horso cast his eyes to starboard and slowly wagged his right ear An abandoned newspaper had drift ed down tho street and becaino caught in tho cable slot The horso was interested Ho lazily wandered over to the track and ¬ ¬ Sterling Ky e manufactures all classes ORIENT Firo Insurance Company 17 1380270 Hartford Connecticut TRADERS Firo Insurance Company if 1 1 0 G 40609 Illinois Chicago MERCHANTS Firo Insurance Com- ¬ 1528 pany Newark New Jersey MUTUAL COVENANT 78120 OOTS jLJsnD I and guirantees satisfaction c O i I kave you ever used s- L nr V- oJ 1 H Reissingers Oil Blaeking n Returning Every Tcurtfi Vsck Tftsrcsftcr Payments GO cents per mouth ou 10 CONSUIVFATIOX ANJB rXAMJSTATIOJf IS FltEKnnd ho will promptly tell you all about your dlseasu tmd tho prospects ot a cure lie undcrlakesno incurable egjes IjADIIvS nffllcloil wltli nity or the ills peculiar to their sex mny consult him with per- ¬ Shares pays a profit of 180 in 7 Tlmir cases fect confidence and tho usaurnuco of certain leliof and permanent cure will receive thut kind and cousldcrilo nttntlos hlrU all will appreciate His tieatment years Borrowers pay 1450 slvysys proTcS ouliafuctory local treatment Is seldom necessary Ovarian Tamors In their earlier stages cured without pain or instrumental Interper month on each ference Sterility Is usually tho result of carelessness or Ignorance It can bo remedied 1000 borrowed Epilepsy or fits cured by a never falling trcutmoiit Deafness many discs can bo cured Cnncern permanently removed from the most dellcato organs tiy our own pecullr method littlo or no puln no loss of blood no knife or caustic the only jxmtiie aire Ntrlctnro Varicocele MytJrocclc Npcnnntorrbcn and all unnatural discharges permanently cured MEN of all ages who sutler from Indiscretion and excesses will benefit by our conniel in the urine or Irritation and treutmonU If Bnsincss solicited in any of tho organs they shouldthey cuservo certain fccdlmeuta We restore all sueh cates of tho urlnry consult us without deluy of Rectnl DUcnso such na riles Tho doctor treats with unfnlllns Agents wanted for FiHtitln Fissitro and Ulrornlion snccnssnll forms by a method of his own discovery abovo lines of the KloiTd without pain or detention fiom business He uuaranteea all casct COVENANT MUTUAL Benefit As ¬ Early Intcrrcrcnco is considered tho best of Judgment In all cases afti saves time money and health sociation Tho success attained In tho treatment of tlio cases which ho makes his specialty Is truly phenomenal Wonderful Cares have been effected in old and difficult cases which havo baffled tho Yours Truly Chivalry In 11 Ilootblaclc efforts ot all others As lils rooms aro usually crowded It Is better to call early In tho day to avoid being On tho corner of ono of tho business delayed streets of tho city tho other morning a Persons consulting Co bottle for examinationhim should bring from two to four ounces of their urine in xa clean shoeblack had just finished polishing the T Patients treated by mall or express but when possible personaj consultation Is prefer-¬ of a well di essed and gentle appear shoes able List of questions sent on application ing man Tho latter was uftfortunatoin All Consultations Correspondence and Cases Strictly Confidential having a deformity which compelled him Treatment sent to wear a shoo on ono of his feet with an ArU my nccnlH for W I IJoucIns feliocn pottagcor reply C O D to any part of tho United States and Canada Address uith In exceedingly thick sole thus endeavoring ir not lor sale Tor your plnco nuk cmr B0GMA2f Eox 703 Cincinnati 0 cntiilneuc to make up mechanically for what na tlrnlcr 10 ncnil I hem Tor un hccuto lliu agency nml uit nrTAKK NO hUUfeTlTUTEaa ture had denied him How much shall I pay you ho asked of the boy Five cents Bir Oh but you should have more than five cents for polishing my shoes said tho gentleman tapping the thick sole significantly with his cane N0RTHVEST COR 13th MAIN Sts LOUISVILLE KY fivo cents is No sir said tho boy enough I dont want to make no money out o your hard luck The customer handed out a coin laid Rates 150 per hhd 30 clays free storage 25c WHY IS THE liis hand on the youngsters head for a deduction for per month after 30 days moment and passed on Mark your tobacco GROW- ¬ samples Who saj s tho days of chivalry aro over Detroit Free Pi ess ERS HOUSE THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY It U a seamlcfe shoe wltu no tacks or wax thread V Coroners Verdict W T JONUS of Henry Count Manager 1IAUKV SXOOKoflielbjiCounty AsstMangr to hurt the feet made of tho best lino calf stjllsli tie make more thorn A coroner out west recently reasoned nnd eauj nnd becausemantifaclmer It equalsof this dipt 13 A Tiacy Solicitor grade than any other hand costing out a verdict more sensible than one half sewed shoes icnulnr from 100 to S5UO tho finest calf il 5B 00 tquals tho verdicts usually rendered It ap 5Jm shoo ever oTcred for 83 U O to 61 tvFicnch pears that an Irishman conceiving that Imported shoes which cost from 8i Shoe flno calf It will cost you to sell at any old Waroliouso IS IT WOIiTII SAVING fflvi OO Iliuiil Tiicd Welt P durable a little powder thrown upon somo gieen shoo everstllsh comfortablo andsame gradoTho best in Louisvillo a hhd of tobacco suiijiobiiifj the lilid to not flO as follows otTurcd at this prtco as cuswood would facilitate its binning di tom made shoes costing from Sii u to 0 Warchouso olmrgc f2C0 Coiiiinissioii 100 10 lbs Sample 100 -- - 100 Minii KarmeTS ltallroad Men lected a small stream fiom a keg upon ffiO 50 1ollco Carriers all wear them llnocalf It will cost von to sell 10 hhdn at tho aamo rate 4000 It will cost you to Pu and LetterInside heavy threo solm exten 100 110 do tne uurmng piece but not possessing ai seamless smoothpair will wear n ear soil at tho GKOWHUS HOUSE tho amo tobacco ono hhd sion edge Ono shoo ocr offered at Alio ciilfi no hand sufficiently quick to cut this oil CEO this price ono Ixntcr will convince tboso duclion for sample no commUiion 10 hhds 1500 Sliowing a dillcrcnco trial ho was blown into a million pieces The w9Caant n shoe for comfort and service in iavoi oftlioUIcOWEUS HOUSE of 2500 If you aro in the tobacco 00 WoikiiiBtiinnM following was tho veidict delivered with Qbd 153 anil strong nnd durable Thoso shoes business for moiioj and oiiMdcr this litilo sum worlh saving in the sale oi nro very who have Riven them n trial will wear no other make great gravity by the official EJirc SJUObjmill SI 75 school shoes nro ten hhds of tobacco ship to the GROWERS HOUSE DUJF3 worn Cant bo called suicide bekaso he on their merits as tho the bojscveryuhere they sell Increasing sales show didnt mean to kill himself it wasnt I QJioc11111 lliiiilst Hmeil shoe best Bad UIC3 DoiiKola er visitation of God bekaso ho wasnt Imported shoes costing from Si W llsh cquakil reucb to SGi 30 SJH mid SI Ladle struck by lightning ho didnt die for Mlscs aro tho best fine Uongola htylUli 75 shoe for and durable want of breath for he hadnt anything to price aro stamped on thoW I Douglas shoe and tinme iiitlon Seo that tiottom of each breathe with its plain he didnt know W L DOUGLAS UrocUon Mass what ho was about so I shall bring in SOLD BY Died for want of common sense GREEN CLAY CHENAULT Green Bag ¬ ¬ examined tho paper The frco end of tho hitching rope dropped through tho cablo slot Suddenly tho horso jumped clear off tho ground jerked his head up plastered his ears clos9 to his head reared on his hind feet pawed tho nir witli his forefeet gave Tent to a loud snort and stampeded down Jones street It was not his fault that ho broke his speed record This horso was a peace-¬ ful animal with an inclination to tho plodding career of a rlow horse But he was compelled to assume a rapid gait because his ropo was wound around the cablo ropo and ho was propelled by steam On ho sped down Jones a3 it were street around the corner and into OFarrell street at a gait he had never traveled before while veal cutlets cuts of beef porterhonso stakes kidneys lamb chops and liver jogged out of tho wagon and became the trail which the butcher boy followed frantically in his efforts to catch his beast Nothing got in tho way of tho horse but dogs and they added to his misery by leaping into tho air and snapping at his nose An enthusiastic procession of urchins raced madly in tho wako of the watron and chccml tho nnimtil on to greater cfioi ts of speed Down three blocks of OFarrell street rampaged the equine creating as largo n sensation as would a mouso in a semi- ¬ nary At Powell street Ins career ended Tho hitching ropo came in contact with the cross cablo of the Powell Street rail road and was cut in twain Tho horse j was holding back so hard that tho reac- ¬ tion threw him on his haunches and be- ¬ fore ho could recover Ins equilibrium half a hundred citizens were holding him down The butcher boy gathered up as much of his scattered meat as tho dogs had not devoured and in a few minutes tho yellow horso was plodding in tho wake of a hay wagon inunching purloined hay San Francisco Examiner BENEFIT Association 000000 Payments made bi monthly or annu- ¬ ally Lifo Insurance at actual cost For comparison with Old Lino Companies Ago 39 they charge 3019 per 1000 1423 COVENANT MUTUAL only r EORGB REISSINGE -- The bes preparation for leather known Free from gum and acids giving to the leather body and a Silky lite like teel and making it waterproof Suit- aTMe for all kinds of leather from the most delicate Morocco to the commonest split leather As a dress- ing ior Harness tms on nas no superior - MANUFACTURER Wo represent The well known L Sayings ouisville 5000000 Loan and Building Company tho treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE na Bronchitis Catarrh Cough Rheumatism all Rectum Liver Kidnoys Bladder Scxunl Organs of tho Eye and Ear Deformities etc HE WILL BE AT dent Physician of the PmrADnir mA General Hospital and Piiysician-in-Giiaro-e of the Ohio Medical Ikstituti has for thirty years devoted Iiin attention AND SURGICAL BL BOG MAN M O SUKGEON SPECIALIST Cincinnati Tx Resi formerly ami of O East Main Street ¬ Mt Sterling Ky u - to DISEASES such diseases of tho Stomach Bowels Heart Norves and Brain diseases THE Mt Sterlingi I DB-AIDC3-EK - NATIONAL HOTEL MT STERLING KY Saturday August 8th His 13th Regular Visit i -- K Roller t Authorized Capital Mills8z CO 7 PROPRIETORS of and dealers in tho CclcVuatcd Manufacturers CROWN and MONARCH FLOUR Slstnff ai Bra Always oe Ham The highest MARKET price paid for WHEAT F ROGERS ¬ 4aa LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND ll RETS0F ROCK SALT the ordihary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by It is so much better than Tobacco Growers Association Warehouse jaj j WL DOUGLAS S3 SHOE oentTibn llauil-Ncm-- No Chiles Thompson Bargains for the People IN F Clothing Hats Boots AT Shoe 4ijl HARP IHRIMBLE lENTONS t I Tutting It Dollcntoly was n countrv narson nnd n frond follow at heart and ho liked to put it delicately and so ho finished up his ser- njpn ounuay r And la conclusion my friends wa will now tako up tho collection and 1 trust I shall offend none of the cheerful givers who so regularly contribute to alas I am nfraid too frequent demands on their charity if I suggest that I now possess a most ample and varied collection of buttons and what wo chiefly need now is somo needles and thread Exchange and a littlo cloth TTa ¬ The Trotting Bred Stallions Bay Post Boy ANTD- - for flnfants and Children Ctutnrla cures Colic Constipation 11 New Stock Best grades at Bottom prices No shop worn goods in the lot Big Stock Boys School Suits HOWARD STAD AKERS Fine Shoes for Ladies Misses Children Monroe Forrest Will make tlm season of 1811 nt niv i lablc ono mile Mititli nf liltiin Iitk mi the Plum lack lO T 1HU nt Nnilli Miilillctiron pike ISA SI 5 I liuttto t live cult MUMIOK MJllllM nt IO t insuto it live cult Monet duo whin ioIIcdiiics miiro palled with ot bitil to another lioi o or I a Ic bo well adaried to chUilren that I recommend It as superior to any prescription II A Arches If D lsown to tne 111 So Oxford St Brooklyn M Y Ct fiour Btoinach Diarrhoea Lructatlon K1113 Worms eirea Bleep and promotes dl injurious medication Without av hih T kra HMAmmnilAl your Castorla aud shall al ays continue to UO HO CS lu una luvttriuui it wuwuu w results 1 SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON t ton rcrlods Miss Prime Philosophers disagree as to vjhich period of life seems tho longest to mankind What is your opinion Doctor meditatively Well it varies In women for instance tho longest gen ¬ erally is between twenty nino and thirty AIO Is tolid lm 15U liamU I know in my wifos case ten years liifrlMei IlOi UtlllTnmlatnll mill lins fieniiy lieiy iniiui elapsed between hor twenty ninth nnd Mlu anil actinii citiiil to theliijt hlied lij laiii biino Konivt DimNnnnio Wetb Jim Mon-tithirtieth birthdays Exchango siii of Monroe thief 1 lJ f ll ucclilunl nt owneia ilnlc Vor fmther A grain of fino sand would cover 100 paitculniit nnd etemltd iieiligieet adilicwJ of tho rainuto scales of tho human skin nnd yet each of theso scales in I B 0R0U0H turn covers from 300 to 500 pores rini iiceKy i doctor 11 V lOST HOY js a bountiful boy i lib lilacl points 111 lmmU liltrli nnd a bow Iioimi in ever Ho iiniticulil item d 2 21 li oof ncl lul 2 2i nt four yvniH olil b MiBit hlte or i Jimmit iiJt 1J Dun lli lie roiled by Ned onvt 2d daoi by Abdnllab Colli eiV 1 Tho una of Cartcrta fa bo universal and its merits eo well Vcown that It cecum a wort I ow arotno of supererogation to endorse It keep Castorla intcllteent families who do not witlilu easy reach CAOL03 JUntTy D D NowYoifcCltr Bloomlncdalo Eef onned Church Loto Tastor Tho WInthrop Kowiv F Piudes M D 125th Street and 7th Aro New York City WELLINGTON 2716 Tho greatest son of Kentucky Prince Day lwrse 11 linndKurcri by A 11 Darllnp ItmmeyN J Sited by Kentucky Pilncc eiio of Oiy2I0JI hiioflonl2184Coinpniiy21iSlele2 ID- nml filiation oilier tmttins laeo borsesb lain JIK Slenlllus f dam of liurlotte Iuslimaii 2 Ui - by Ktlim 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