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I MT B STERLING ADVOCATE I Ik niU w iiiwMWB mw wwi ujwiwiiiiiwMrjwmuiiw iMUfPjTumjiiiiPWJUiwiii iiwmBiiiiuiiiiHiiiuiiww wi mn iwjfwiww WMnnnuuiLUMw M umiwmjuwjum wimwiibh miipiiiiiiiiwihiim ninniimwinini iiiwinjua jwwwwiu 11 n iiminwii A WEEKLY JOURNAL JDENTICAL IN INTEREST WITH ITS OWN PEOPLE 28 I ----I YOL 1 --I s 3 Asssssssggg JgSSSSSS B 3 iFI 8 II Onecar 52 Inscstlons JSHe5 2SS82S82888S is2- - Zv S gi 8 I iiinnM ri I itaoQ I MTrSTEBLiyg KEXTUCICY TUESDAY JULY J 1 fcj 1891 IMI t w wurvr HO - IniTnn A Tfl M VB 9 B i I29I11 i 1 t talffll II St - liiCI ww iii iituwiuuijv Bkotiikus of T Ss tTuIy 20 T L U I lsai w HLiUIll U IX I I I I the F 1 DEALdSKS IN BS2j5 STORAGE AND DKALKUS m i SIX Month M SSS888S88SSS SSSSS888SSS8 Insertions n f Three Months 18 Intcrtions Two Months Eight Insertions ssasssas8888 88538aSi288S8 888S8S8S8SS8 -- w I One Month Four insertions Thrco Ir scitlons Two Insertions Single Insertion TssalSlSsISfl MMieoig asssssasssss Also Blacksmith and Anthra- ¬ cite Coal All Coal sold 72 lbs per bushel Highest cash We are prepared to prize price paid for Wheat Also and ship your tobaccos Also Wheat Corn Oats and Hay will make liberal cash ad- ¬ wholesale and retail vances on same TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS MONTGOMERY COUNTY OF W T TVLXIl E P MAXAUEUS ItollEKTSOX Court Directory ealings and fair Honest in tlwe buy and sell prices OH J m2t Monday In November nnd hotmth COMMON TMSAfc COURT OP Office and Salksuoom presiding Third Monday In 23 S Mnysvlllo St Scott Jonor Mareh Seitcmbcrrt c TABS CxAITSKILL I TJ WutEitorsK Locust Wilson Sis t Y Ocwuoi conUTYCOBRT Third Monday of each m urday tn cucu f RANOn i ATSSft Fit PROFESSIONAL Sat 0 tLPUU r Planing Manufacturers SVIili Go JUU X 0 and dcalars In nil kinds of B LTUUJL I Rough Dressed CALL ON CASSIDY LUMBER White 3ine aiul Poplar Singles Doors ot all Sizes Sash Glazed anil Unglazcil Window and Door Frames Moulding and Brackets of all kinds Verandas of every Description m It J JAKKKTT Wmprgeftel Attorney onruot Kentucky SMITH T rouniiingciim CLYDE XKISOS Law Attorncyat fcharpsburj h ot Bath and mil Will practice In the courts y For all kinds of t f ilTKIILnV 1 uuww Dlt CHAS lMrysiciau and KENTUCKY AND Star Planing Mill Mt Stm linc Company Ky b KING FOltD of Sit Sterling Ky CO mACADLFU WHOLKSALK CLOTlu Co Ky VIRGINIA COAL Aug Seoran i A AZKLUIGO S Cheap 12 AUCTIONEER criov to the neo hi services as 01lilc of Moiitiniiicrr nubile and nclghboum Clark counties Will attend nil Kilcs or Personal Property and Real Estate Tei msreaoii JItStcillng nble AddicmiitAlivoiiATKonicp or at Indian Fields Claili county Ky 12 Atlv ft c Sit Sterling Ky tf lUDGK AMOS DAVIS BKTTMAX DUOS ft CO MaUttTetI-cCrislIfnc3lnnat-0 BEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT lvr JACKSTEWART AUCTIONEER Lexinotos Ky 1iompt attention glen to all sales entrusted to Ills cam LciieoiKleis at thiollloe or nddio is him caio of Clarendon Hotel Lexington Ky lS ly Stoning ny i MS Tyler T1 Lhl il Lewis Appeuon AlUEUSOX Attorncys-at-U- Office CoHrt eirect TAMES W llAa S Alioniey-at-la- Ofllc So Court fatrtet uiwtali ELLIOTT - jnaie w n V Will attend TOILS M Ofllco In AllOlHUJ Flier IHocfc All OllHb j J j Handle none- but tho Choicest WHFLETCHER AUCTIONEER MT STERLING KENTUCKY ices to tho people of Sfontgnmciy Oflers his sen feiiiiounding counties llompt attention gnen toallsalciiol 1uiMiiial Iltipvily and iteal 21 lj r Lstalc Tcims KeaMUiablc WHITE BHOOKS Attomeys-nt-LaW- y Montgomery win nraetico In tho counties ot Caldwell building w ADEIIAVEX A unrnfiV-at-iaSit Sterling Ky practlco in all Courts Onicc Court Street Will of tlio communw - FRESH MEATS I I I I I I I I I I I Poultry 1 Vegetables 1 1 1 Medical Suffer Any Longer Knowing that n rough can he check ¬ Do Not Tui S BTOKK - WA HirnnTTTII UBDLTII Mk Attonieys atLaw Coiner Mh and wouit iiacc King 2 TU I 1 IUOCTOUDcntUt JU oicning iv jt lliinl onicoovcrMU Htciiin viILU wx- - Thoy also haurilo a full line of - itii 1 tI jnti - Staple Groceries All of which they will sell at the lowest living prices y GXCOXM J II Olllco over Exchange- uant High and Queen streets 1IAZELK1GG Attorncy-at-La- MttcxlhlKKy jicbiuwivm ed in a day and tho lirst stages of consiunption broken in a week wo hereby guarantee Dr Ackers KnglMi Cough Ucnicdy and will refund the money to all who buy tako it as per directions and ilc not llud our state T G Julian ment correct ¬ Collections jn omptly attended to Mtteillns I O- S 8CC0KS8OK MILERTO - TjILHOWAUDVANAXTNU -Short street Miller Wilson j- omlto ll Offlco with Dr Wm Vnn Antwerp - Cant Sleep Nlght3 Is the complaint of thousands Buffer ¬ 1 tho cqiut house Ti iTr OOlco over Queens store with Dr Giierrant ir mviinvMUSteillng Ky INSURANCE AND SIIAXKLAXD Dentist Mt Steiling Ky Offlco Xo ft West Slain St- - upstairs III U W C W 1j Attorncy-at-La- Ofllco Xo 7 ft Master Commissioner Court Street up stairs SltSteillngKj w ReaJ Elstate I f LOWEST Consumption ing from Asthma Coughs etc Did yon ever try Dr Ackers English Remedy It is tho preparation known for all Lung Troubles Sold on a poilivo guarantee- at 25c and 50c T G Julian druggist As the Laborers Union fcccms undecided in regnrd to tho recent Third Party o ganization I tako this method of uttering u fuw words of caution and making public a few facts that have come to my knowledge First and foremost I am an Alli anco man and any member of tho or- ¬ der can by a moment thought see tfisit the Third Party movement is not au Alliance move In the first place not ten members of the Alliance knew that a third party would be in tho field until it was announced Secondly the nominations were not made by tho Kentucky Alliance The con- ¬ vention that put out tho Ohio ticket Kansas and Minnesota men ad- ¬ journed to Covington and nominated tho Kentucky ticket indeppudeut of the views of the Kentucky Alliance Barbour the man first chosen for Gov- ¬ ernor being too honest to accept S B Envin who was cashiorcd recently by the order was chosen All reading men of the Alliance know this Then Why claim that this is an Alliance movement It savors more of a move on tho part of the Republicans to draw strength from the Democratic party In proof of this I have strong evi- ¬ dence Tho Republican members of the Al lianco have been advhed by letter to stand out as for tho Third Party until TDK MOItNINli OF THK KLKCTION The Republican caucus held in French burg last Saturday appointed a com- ¬ mittee to see aud talk with every Re ¬ publican member of the Alliance for the same purpose Does this alter uic complexion of tho movement Answer this question yourselves In thi matter I know whereof I speak The only question in it is Is it an Alliance or Republican move- ¬ ment How will we as Alliance men al- ¬ low ourselves to be led off by a iilo god that will elect a Republican tick- ¬ et when wo know that Republican principles and our are incompatible Ue will have a majority in the Legis ¬ lature beyond a doubt Then why further a scheme to put a man in the Executive chair that will have tho power and whoso political belief will compel him to veto any measure tend ¬ ing towaid the wage earners relief Tho platform on which the Republi can candidates are making their light i as directly oppo ite hat wo want as day is to night Then can we as men of an order that is composed of wage earners lend ourselves to a scheme to put a party in power that i against ue sacrificing a party that ad- ¬ vocates exactly what wo want A vote for the Third Party is a vote for tho Republican party An Alliance Man Fanners ¬ In uio climates wJioic iiuiuru works hardest people work least Such was the opinion of a traveler of our acquaintance You dont know what I mean Well Ill tell you In tropical coun- ¬ tries where nature works night and day to produce everything that man can use in quantities enough to supply the whole world the people are almost too lazy to cat tho fruit she provides and arc quite too lazy to keep them ¬ selves clean though they rtont even have to make their own soap Do they import it you ask Oh no they have only to put forth a hand and gather it In South America a well as most of tho West India Hands tho soap tree or Sapindus saponarin bears a fruit tho pulp of which is an admirable soap perfectly capable of cleansing sixty times its own Aveight of badly soiled linen In some of the South Sea islands the same clcaiibin property is found in the stem of the vine called tho Aritis enponaria which when cut in pieces and boiled in water makes a fine lather and in Egypt and southern Spain are found roots with tho same property It is only another proof I think that the necessity for labor is a blessing in stead of a curse so much farther ad vanced in all the arts and comforts of civilization are those nations who are compelled by a rigorous climate to work hard for a living than arc those whom prodigal nature loads with her benefits ¬ I Sffi k yOSl i CHAW I ffl K a ffl WW IN TOWN But dont loo your moiiev by buy ¬ ing your till you see our full line can allord and do sell more Furnituro for less money than any firm in own Our furniture room in up stairs Dont fail to look through bcibro ymi buy We have a nice line of RdnV orators SUMMER UNDERWEAR Wo have a beauty of a Vest 3 for 25c 2 for 2V up lo Uio finest Silk Dont buy til you look at ours UMBRELLAS We navo a nice line of them at way down prices 3000 PAiRS OP KOSS Every pair of them a job and tho nicest line ever brought lo this city If you want a pair dont fail to see them from 5c to iftfOO a pair ETC We can fix you out in bis lino at ISc up to 100 find a lino lino ot uaco Curtains at 40e up to 200 They aro beauties and dont you for- ¬ get it TINWARE We lead in this line Six quart covered Buckets at 17c Coffee Pots 10 loc 1jc 17c and up Hunters Selves best made at 20c everybody sells at 30c up to 40c Cuspidors at 10c BARGAINS in Glassware Etc Wo always have lots of bargains in this line 3 good glasses 10c Dec ¬ orated Tea Sets 350 per set Finest lino of Chamber Sots in town at 2 98 a set HARDWARE WINDOW TLINDS Dont Scold Mothers dont scold You can be firm with yout children you can re prove them for their faults you can punish them when neccssarv but dont get into the habit of perpet ually scolding them It does them no good They soon become so accus tomed to fault finding and scolding that they pay no attention to it Or which often happens they grow hard ened aud rccklcssin consequence of it Many a naturally good disposition is ruined by constant scolding and many a child is driven to seek evil associates because there is no peace at home Mothers with their many cares and perplexities often fall into this habit unconsciously but it is a sad habit for them and their children Watch yourselves and dont indulgo in this unfortunate and often unintentional manner of addressing your children Watch even the tones of your voice and above all watch your hearts for wo have divine authority for saying that out of the abundance of tho heart the mouth spcaketh Chris tiau at Work Gossip Mongers Go sip mongers ought to all bo shot or at least thoe of them who are innocent of motivo should bo muzzled and tho rest shot The poor doggies are obliged to wear the muzzles from now on godp mongers deserve it quite as much for thoy do society as much harm as a case or two of hydrophobia would There aro some people who never can hold their tongue and having heard something at once sally forth to repeat it in whatever form it has struck their stupid brains And as they usually repeat it all wrong tho harm it does is beyond words Gossip mongers havo narrow minds aud aro exceedingly self conscious they imagine everyone- else is a gossip monger and that their own affairs play au important part in tho general conversation of all they know A man or woman whoso mind is occu pied largely with general interests never imagines that his affairs or himself can form food for other peo ¬ ples talk it never enters his mind and ho never repeats things unless they concern himself fEx ¬ Xails 4c a pound Good door locks 20c Butts 3x3i complete at 10c a lau Corn planters 75c Steel Hoes -- oc 2 hand Saw Files at 5c EMt inch Mill Saw File 10c stoves stoves We arc headquarters for this line Can fit you out at from 5 up to anv amount Tacks Matches Picture Frames We sell 4 boxes Tacks for 5c 4 boxes Matches 5c Window Polos 20e each Xico line ofPiclure Frames 23c 28c up If you dont buv wo will try our best to make you welcome Now dont Forget the Placo for Everybody goes to Enochs Barni liise Reese EIdg Mt Sterling Ky Tho Massachusetts Lav ARalnst Drunkenness Whitewash KATbSi J I IT S-- work and it will probably prove sat istactory it you make It according to ltlock mi stalls with J M K lliott nnini In viinr vw i iinnviil from tho following directicns - If Anv And All AsrenclBS ntk city of Jit StcillngOn linrsville Slake one will prac J and locatod in tho half bushel of good clear stono lime tico in tlto courts of Montgomery Uatli ond ad Joining counties and In tho uwrlorof Court in boiling water keeping tho lime Ken irt Court of Appcnlsand Federal tueky rroupt nnd careful attcrtloa will hi covered during tho process Strain business entrusted to him ghcii to all tho slaked limo and add one half peck of salt previously dissolved in warm water thrco pounds of ground rice - AGENT ON A Bucklons Arnica Salve which has been boiled to a thin pasto O RAILROAD C Tho best salvo in tho world for cutx one half pound of powdered Spanish bruises sores ulcers Bait rheum fever whiting and ono of clear gluo dissolved west of depot sores tetter chapped hands chilblains in hot water mix all together and let Winchester Ky Mt Sterling- Ky corns and all skin eruptions and pos- ¬ it stand for several days Keep in a Slanufacturer and dealer in Tobacco Iloas- - itively cures piles or no pay required neeMa bovvIpi to tho neonlo nf Slontgora- kettle and boat when used applying bonds ltongli Lumber and Lalo Ice Wo milo ery nnd adjoining counties Kestol refetcnecs our luln4 which is booming by dolnx tlie It is guaranteed to give satisfaction the whitowash hot ancfwlth a paint ¬ liougu Junu tir given on application Charges reasonable uestwoiK ana oneiniRliuMir met Wu at spec or Prico 25 ceaU ers or whitowash brush choosing a inl niieiu which aru ulo do uiouoy refunded Stciling on Court days W1U bo In Mt i m custom sawins clear dry day for tho operation per box For sale by W g Lloyd 21 ly J S ULttT Attornoy-at-La- Mt Sterlinir Ky CHOICEST COMPARISON PROMPTEST SETTLEMENTS -V It r 1 I Josiah Lindsay -- a common ordinary pill when thoy can sccuro a valuablo English ouo for tho wuiio money Dr Ackers English Pills aro a positive euro for sick head ¬ ache and all livor troubles They aro small sweet easily taken aud do not gripe T G Julian druggist Tho whitewash used by tho Light- ¬ house Board of tho Treasury Depart ¬ ment of tho United States says tho A Duty to Yourself American Agriculturist is probably is surprising that pcoplo will uso ono of tho best known for outsido J RAMSEY AUCTIONEER - -- There is time enough for every- ¬ thing in tho courso of the year A Child Killed says Lord Chesterfield if you do but Another child killed by tho uso of one thing at once but thcro is not time onough in tho year if you will do opiates given in tho form of Soothing Syrup Why mothers givo their chil- ¬ two things at a time dren such deadly poisnn is surprising Thcro is no unselfishness in this when thoy can reliovo tho child of its world equal to that of a loving woman peculiar troubles by using Div Ackers toward her husband and hor children Baby Soother It contains no opium and thoy aro always ready to give hor or morphine Sold by T G Julian an opportunity of displaying it too druggist Under the new Drunk law in Massachusetts any man arrested for drunkenness may make pergonal alli davit to tho person in charge of a po- ¬ lice station or other place of detention that lie has not been arrested on the samo charge twice bcibro in the year since January 1 and he will bo allowed to go free if the official to whom ho makes tho statement is not prepared to go into court next day and prove its falsity For the third offense in one year tho poison mint be sentenced to impris uunent for not more than one year Fines wont let him oil The effect of this new law in tho Bay State will bo awaited with much interest A years imprisonment would bo a pretty severe penalty for a drunk but with such a pun- ¬ ishment staring them iu tho face chronic drinkers would havo a higher regard for sobriety Ex ¬ ¬ L rijr vr v rt ft twu V-- 2 Trimble Bros THE MT STEKLlJN utf JLiumMimjMBHUUfjtmAP ADVOCATE tftXElSPAY JULY 28 1691- - nvM2ujiMitmi iiii iihhiiiMW wtouuaniinrrq I The Picnic Rev John J Dickey of tho Jackson I to tho woful deed Hustler was in tho city yesterday se ¬ Sir Hon was a truly estimabo man On laM Saturday July 25th for the Miss Nettie Hunt is visiting rcla- - curing ada for tho Beattyvillc Fair ono who was greatly beloved by friends tives in Lexington catalogue Ho says tho Hustler is and neighbors and who enjoyed in a first timer sinco the close of the late wonderful degree the confidence of all war tho Bath county Confederate sol Sir Jo Barnes is quito sick with an hustling c who know him No more tender and diors held a reunion and it was a attack of typhoid fovcr Sir AY R Ilayncs affectionate husband or devoted father great affair The day was ns pleasant Attornoy in the Grayson dis- ¬ AV II Talbott of Clark was in the MT as could bo wished and the place se- ¬ STERLING KY trict and now a prosperous attornoy lived in tho county Ho was just in city Thursday on business the primo of life being but 49 years of lected the fair1 grounds about 0110 at tho Sit Storling bar was in the mile from Sharpsburg Miss Eliza Harris wont to Frankfort city ono of the the other morning returning homo ago and seemingly had many years of 3Iy accounts arc now duo and I Saturday to visit Judge Holts family God knows most quiof pcaceablo little villages in to tho Northwest in pur- ¬ usefulness before himbut from a trip want all who owe 1110 to como forward Sir George Baird of Knoxville suit of 0110 of those fabillous fortunes best and ordered it otherwise On Ky surrounded by the best and most and settle Tcun is in tho city taking a summer that arc so abundant yet so hard to Thursday a vast concourse of friends fcrtilo land in tho Stato nnd inhabited 51 lt Jas Ghekn-SUBSCRIPTION RATES vacation catch on to However Sir Ilayncs and neighbors followed his body to by the cleverest people in tho world Judy ICy 00 Ono year In ndrnnco tho Christian church of this city wliero Tho fajr grounds- contain about 75 23 After tluoo months Chiof Justice W H Holt was thinks ho hns Ihia 0110 securoly treed funeral services were held by Elds acres of beautiful 1 Alter six months woodland pasture Hon II B Kinsolving spoko to a among his friends here several days Ilo is not only a good lawyer but an Clark and Trimble after which it was and has a largo amphitheater which eloquent speaker and is squarely large audienco at West Liberty on tho past week will seat 4000 people and all other Harris Institute back on tho old Democratic track buried in Slachpclah Cemetery Thursday His speech was well re conveniences Sliss Cora Kenny of Paris is visit ¬ from which ho onco shied for a little As early as 0 oclock ceived and ho mado many friends There a set of cmpty patcdr would in the morning from all the surround ¬ The next term of my school during his short visit Ho will ad ing her friend Sliss Slargaret Steph space LouisVillo Times be dudes in this city who havo a ing country tho people began to como will open Tuesday Sept ist dress the ucoplc at Bristow Bowan ens of this city habit of hanging arouud the vesti 111 mill liv lfl i w J crowu was J county to day Did You Ever Sliss Lucy Willct of Carlisle is vis ¬ bules of the several churches during 1 89 1 For terms apply to estimated to bo six thousand people iting the family of W A Sutton on j 1 car 01 sucn prices on goods as are service blowing tho smoko ot their Two Farms For Salo Mrs L L west High street given by Thos AVhitt tho jowelcr I foul smelling cigarettes into tho doors The Carlislo band mado music for tho occasion Tho baud struck up Dixie 1S7 acres of blue grass land Sirs II C Howell returned yester ¬ will guaranfeo that I can discount of tho audienco room wliero decont which brought tho mile Thc many friends of Mr Thomas largo crowd near prices 10 to 20 pur cent offered by any people arc worshiping A gentleman tho Domigan will hear with regret that from Somerset church Montgomery day from a two weeks visit to her stand erected for speakers and house in tho citv Is this worth will not do such things others will he is very ill at his home in this city county Also S9 acres on Grassy Lick parents in Covington Hon A saving when you get the same quality not be allowed to thus disturb rclig- - officers of the association 3 miles from Mt Sterling Ky Both W Bascom introduced Allen Cassidy of Bates comity Mis of goods at such a discount closed a very farms well improved Capt Leo Mr II D McDonald For tho iou 8 worship Tlicro aro another sctr to Apply souri a former resident of this county next thirty days successful session of writing school at I will sell watches of thoughtless young men and boys Hathaway of Winchester an J S Parrish is visiting friends here soldier as well as an ex He is open to clocks jewelry and optical goods at who arc in tho habit of throwing ball Camargo on Saturday Mt Sterling Ivy tf engagements to any who need his Sirs W F Hiblor and Sirs S-- A very close prices I have a nico lino on the streets and alleys of the city Slontgomery county citizen ono of scrviiM- Dr D L Proctors father sent him Keesee left on Friday for an extended of gold filled watches and I keep all and1 hare thus broken a number of whom all of her people aro justly a few days since a box of line fruits visit to friends in Charleston 111 the leading American and foreitrn light1 in more than ono of tho church proud Ho was born and raised in Hon I Kiiiwilviiig of this city among which were some of tho largest this county and from hero enlisted as Our former townsman Jo Stephens makes of watches from ordinary to edifiuesv If you do not want an in ¬ a soldier left on last Wednesday to enthuse the of the lost cause fW lemons we ever saw Wo measured now of Sharpsburg spent a couplo of tho best quality and I guarantee all terview with Judgo Groves you had Democratic voters of Morgan county Hathaway made a touchiiioone of the lemons at the shorter days nrl better quit it bovs with friends hero the past week one year to bo good time keepers He will speak at West Liberty and sympathetic speech and the tears fre ¬ axis and it was just twelve inches in Thos Wiiitt other points before returning W J Quiscnberry of Salt Lick at ¬ I will stand my line bull Hamilton quently welled up as ho would call circumference and weighed Sit Sterling Ky 15J Trimmings at my place on tho Fox to memory tho many bravo boys s father is inter ¬ tended the funeral of his mother-in-lacorps of teachers in the ounces Dr Procloi The entire who pike at 250 cents to insure a calf enlictcd and went out to fight for a Sirs Eliza Sloore on Wednesday RELIGIOUS public school have been re elected for ested in a lemon and orange grove in 51 tf cause- that they thought Goo AV Sydnek was right IJussell Tabor of Kothwell was in the coming year Mrs Xanuic Iv Florida and owns a cave near Mam who never returned homo but left Rev II P Walker of Lexington Hiblcr being retained as principal moth Cave which lie uses as a cold the city Friday to drink his fill of Re their Ball Base bodios to be buried upon the publicanism as dished out by Judge held the 4th Quarterly Sleeting of this Southern Mrs Jas D Tipton was elected tax storage house for fruits etc Conference year at the Methodist Tho game between Sit Sterling and soil Ms tears were not all that were Denny collector by the School Board Lost Key church in this city on Saturday and Lexington on the homo grounds last shed there that day as ono could Slisscs Slattic Estill of Winchester Sunday Dr Walkers sermons aro Itev J S Lyons started yesterday Friday was a spirited contest and tho plainly see the tears trickling down Lost 011 the streets of tho city a Slary Davis of Arkansas and Cole- ¬ always of tho character to make him a weeks visit to friends in on a several spectators were given a good show for the cheeks of father and mothers fo Lawrenceburg and elsewhere His Yale lock door key IJcturn to this man of Lexington arc- visiting Sliss welcome visitor to the congregations their There was an entire ab ¬ sons who came back no more from nionoy Lizzie Itcid church insisted on his taking a vaca- ¬ office and get reward in his district sence of grand stand plays and tho those fair off battle fields to tho South- ¬ tion which no doubt he will thor- ¬ Allio Batlifl and wife of Sharps Wo are authorized to announce Mr The Union services were held on boys batted ami tossed tho pigskin ward He also rnlii uiii miuii aimu spoko imhigb terms of the oughly enjoy His appointment at Enoch Bruton as a candidate for Cor- ¬ burg stopped in tho city Thursday Sunday evening Confederate with thclstPresbyto sphere for all it was worth Good Springfield church for next Sunday is oner of the county Sir Bruton has a on their way to Clark County to visit rian church of this city Rev J S plays abounded on both sides and the soldiers telling at tho close of tho war recalled wide acquaintance having served as Sirs RatliUs parents Lyons preached a most aceeptablo ser- ¬ players were liberally applauded In they all went homo and to work Did not depend upon pensions for county some yeavs since a sup- ¬ Capt B ATracy of the Growers Jailer of the J C Darnall of Flcmingsburg was mon to a crowded house Tho service tho third inning Thompson lined out He is a life long Democrat an upright in the city last week in the interest of will bo at tho Christian church next a beautiful hard drive deep into left port Ilesaya that there are but sixolc Tobacco AVarchousc was in the city rebel soldiers in the Stato who aro several days the past week He went honest gentleman and will carefully the Slillion Kcndall Tobacco Co of Sunday evening and Dr R Ilinor field scoring a home run Some say asking for aid from tho Stato associa ¬ tho ball hasnt been found yet At will prcaeh home on Saturday to spend Sunday and faithfully perform tho duties of Flcmingsburg The next speaker was Chief tho fifth inning tho score tion with his family and attend court at the office if tho good people of the Tho protracted meeting that was in the cud of Justice W H iIoU whonlgo Dr Geo W Sloore of Olympia a was oven up and continued so until Jnndoo Winchester Monday He returns to county see fit to give it to him The member of tho Board of Pension Ex progress at Grassy Lick church thin the eighth when Sit Sterling pulled splendid speech Heliko Capt Hatha ¬ county to day and will be among man who casts his vote for Mr Bruton this aminers was in the city a couplo of county for about ten days closed on the winning ru across the plate way deeply touched tho feelings of his his friends interviewing them on the will vote for a clever gentleman and Wednesday last with 10 additions days the past week one in every way qualified for the Lexington tried heroically in tho last auditors especially when ho spok tobacco question during iho week Tho meeting besides tho additions to office he seeks inning to ovcroomo Sit Sterlings lead about standing in eight ot tho place Sliss Amelia Calmes Messrs Clay the membership did much in the ho was bawi and raised Mr M K lMer of Louisville rep ¬ and innkW Haggard Slitchcll Calmes- - and TJr way ot awaKeninga renewed zeal 111 but everything that popped up found There will bo work in tho Slarkand Tobacco Ware ¬ over tho crowd and missing so resenting the Growers many Nunnelly of Clark aro visiting tho the Slastcrs cause in tho community a rcsting placo in timo to prevent a familiar frees of those who had house was in the city the past week Past Masters degrees Wednesday family of Col B F Cockrcll score Scoro by innings en- ¬ Rev W W Green is a man who feels listed imeither of tho armies Mr night A full attendauco is desired in the interest of his house 12 3 never to J A OltEAl Sliss Keturah Cluko left for Prince- ¬ it incunibont to be about his Fathers Mt Sterling 2 Foster says ho lias travelled over near luiurn jne iscv G W Young was- O10O0O1 Secretary ton yesterday to visit friends and rel- ¬ business and his earnestness and evi- ¬ Lexington next introduced Ho Was Vnlanrl ily the entire tobacco growing portion atives Sho will stop a while at Daw- ¬ dent devotion mado a deep impression of tho State and lie estimates the Batteries Hinor and Rich Harding Vll irillinoiil u tun mot Kv Midland on thoso witli whom ho came in con- ¬ and Wilson Umpires Jamison and and followed viuiatt in SO per cent of last son Springs on her way acreages as about Gen Stonewall Jackson tact His sermons wcro forceful Isola years crop and tho condition 75 per lour- years Jl0 also mado a Tho friends of this road will be Sirs Slaria Lynn and daughter of plain and practical and just of the splendid speech cent of it at this time the past year Lost Steor Ho now claims pleased to learn that there is a certain ¬ Victoria Texas aro visiting Sirs class to bring about the results de- ¬ Kentucky as his homo nml thlnka We are authorized to announce Mr ty of its being built at last that it is Lynn aunt Sirs Slinerva Williams sired Strayed from my Chonault place that tho Bath county people aro tho John M Dailcy as a candidate for under contract and will bo built to corner High and Sycamore streets on Leveo pihera dark red steer rather best people in tho world Col DEATHS Ben Coroner of Montgomery county at the Salt Lick Station at once Captain short legged horns a little heavy and Samuels of Popular Plains also mado Col A T Wood Republican candiMr Dailey James SI Thomas ono of tho Ken coming August election Died on Tuesday July 21st 1891 will weigh about 900 pounds A lib- a goo speech 1I0 too was ah old is a young gentleman well and favora tucky Slidland directors says the di ¬ date for Govonor spent Sunday with eral reward will 1m paid for his re ¬ i ebel soldier After tho speaking a bly known in this city and to all who rectors havo made a deal with Cap ¬ his family and left yesterday morning Sirs Ellin Sloore aged 78 jcars Sirs Slooro had for years been a resident turn or any information that will lead lino was formed and about 200 old arc unacquainted with him we can tain Anderson an extensivo Chicago to fill his engagements for the week sohlioM fell into a march of this city and was well kuown to a to his recovery uonioof them confidently assert that he is in contractor who will push the road to to day are very old 51 tf G T Fox C II Sleng of North Sliddletown largo number of our citizens Col Thomas The every way worthy of your confidence Salt Lick Station without delay John6o was in the ranks and to ho city Friday to meet his iufirmatics of age had for some LOulsvlllo Tobocco stepped MarketFurnlsh with and support lie will do his utmost Principally in tho South Captain An ¬ caiuo ¬ years confined nearly as 1Illlch actlvUy cousin Sliss Julia Kennedy of Wash her to her homo where ed by Clover iDurrott Louisville to become acquainted with the voters derson lias about 100 miles of railroad did 20 years ago There were ington D C who camo to spend the she has received tho dutiful attention cloven of the county in the short time that under contract He ha gone to SIo Tobacco Warehouse Muiican soldiers prcsont Cant Wm summer with him of Ivor children and grand children and blle Alabama from whence he will before the election intervenes JOiinm Ofiici ov Jn ovv wnQ navoiot mot Saleis on our market for tho week thus give you an opportunity of satis- send a large force to commence work Mioses Anna Bean Alice Nuuuclly She was an earnest faithful Christian o years having for 58 years been identified just closed amount to 2001 The dinner well wJ fying yourselves that our estimate of at once on tho Slidland Kontuck and Alice Calmes of Clark returned hhds with uiwi 1 hiki words to express of with tho Christian church Sho has receipts for tho same period iau Citizen him is a correct one to their homos on Saturday after a of 1889 appreciation of the KHiu attention V pleasant visit to Sirs B F Cockrcll in two daughters and three sons living hhds sales 011 our markot since Jany iiown us by tho numerous frionds W II Sloore Sirs SI C Qnisinberry 1st amount to U27i2 hhds Sales Judge George Denny Jr of Lex We call tho attention of parcntfi this county of exiomiccl 8 invitations oko here on Friday after- ¬ and Sirs Slary Slatthows of this city tho crop of 1800 on our market to ington to cat having boys to educate to the adver ¬ this with them Slisscs Fannie Jones and Elllo John C Sloore of Slay view SIo and dato 02793 hhds There was amplo on tho noon to a fair sized crowd A large tisement of Prof Goodwins High ground for a crowd twice Shrout of the eastern portion of tho Robert Sloore of Purdin SIo part of his audienco were negroes School for Boys as largo The chief characteristic of tho cvon Prof Goodwin is county Umugh thoy had all who havo been visiting Sliss only a few white Itepub services were conducted market this week has been its Her funeral there being eaten as well known in our community for his irregu ¬ heartily as our Slinnio Duerson returned to their by Eldors II D Clark and B W larity Wo cannot say licans and a small number of Demo- thorough work and conscientious that there has Holt who seems friend Chief-- Justice Trimble and Rev II L Nave of this been any declino because to bo as fino a judgo crats to listen to him His speech fidelity to tho responsible duties en- ¬ homes yesterday numerous oi good things to eat as ho is of law city liuriil in Slachpclah cemetery sales havo leen mado highly was a good one taken all in all Ho at tailed upon the teacher of youth Ho satis- ¬ Sirs Judgo James E Groves aw Iho housewives of Bath havo alwaV W paid his respects to Dick Tate and is in every way qualified to give to pretty littJo daughter Slattic Slitchcll Ono of tho saddest and most de factory prUcs but the condition of the been otcd for tho then gave tho now Constitution a young men the training thoy need plorablo circumstances in tho history market lias required closo watchful- ¬ thoy could provide splendid dinners hearty endorsement eulogized Tom Himself a Christian gentleman his aro visiting in Winchester this week but on this occa- Tho Judgo looks as disconsolate as of tho county happened on Wednesday ness on tho part of tho warehousemen Biun moy seem to Reed and glorified tho Republican cxamplo and influence aro always haYo surpassed for Sam Fizor or Jim White morning July 22ud when Sir James necessitating many rejections Tho thomselvcs legislation of tho Fifty first Congress good A graduate of high reports which reach us from the rank ho is SI Hon a most estimablo citizen of and floundered around in tho silver thoroughly prepared to givo to those Sir Thos Judy and wife of this county took his own life Sir growing crop indicate that it is in question till ho lost himself and a under him tho personal instruction Sharpsburg havo gono to Hazclgrecn Hon had become to somo extent bettor than an average condition for QUICK MEAL large part of his crowd thoy need without having to entrust to spend a few weeks at Swango financially embarrassed and on tho tho time of year Tho following quoSprings Tho many friends of the Holiday before had mado an assign- tations fairly represent our markot for Complaints havocomo to us within any part of tho work to another GAS COOKING STOYE Parents placing their boys with him couple hopo thoy may find tho health ment of his property This was new hurley tho last fow days from a number of may rest assured that they mako no thoy go in search of thought by many of his friends un ¬ Trash dark or damaged tobacco citizens in tho neighborhood of tho 12 to 3 Rev II L Nave of Sit Sterling necessary and when thoy learned of it Colory trash distillery of tho intolerable stench mistake His school is limited to such 4 to 8 caused by tho decaying pool of slop a number as ho can handle personally was hero Slonday en routo homo from thoy came at onco to him with offers Common lugs not colory - 3J to 5V to 12 that has been left there to offend tho and thus ho has tho opportunity to filling an appointment at New Hopo of help of such a substantial nature as Colory lugs S to 8 Col A AV Hamilton and Ed would put him beyond embarrass ¬ Common leaf tho pcoplo of that section o got into closer sympathy witli his nostrils of Sledium to good leaf - 14 and breed wide spread dis- - boys and is able to exert an influence Owings of Sit Sterling were horo ment Upon visiting him his frionds Good to fino illlors - - - - 8J to 22 AND tho town 14 to over them otherwise unattainable Friday to look into tho papers in tho found him very despondent but Select wrappory tobacco - 22 to 33 caso through the entire- community old namilton Berry suit in our Clorks thought when they had arranged for The Board of Health should look Tho County Union F Ss L IL will ofllce Capt AV G Dcarlng lias tho needed relief out of his difficulties into tliis matter and if this mass of meet with tho Sidcviow sub Union contracted witli T AV Cooper Sou that ho would bo all right But back corrupliou is a menace to tho health of All Sizos and lrlcos at tho OOlco of tho as Fiiday August 7th A full attend ¬ for tho erection of a neat and commo- of all this lurked an unseen and un- Wtion Baby mi stele wo gavo her Csstorfo tho people tako such stops Tho mind was un ¬ When she was a Child sho cried for Costoria cause cf tho ance is earnestly requested as busi ¬ dious dwelling on his lot recently pur ¬ suspected foo filiall at onco remove tho GrAS Tho pcoplo of ness of importance will occupy tho at- ¬ chased of Jas P Fant on Slaysvlllo balanced probably as a result of sick- ¬ When sho becamo Miss sho clunp to Castorta tiiwuitmiPfl trouble Plumbing and Gas Fitting dono by ness experienced during tho past tVhea sno hod Children sho gave thorn Castorla tention of the meeting Avenue adjoining the property of t that neighborhood think thoy havo C B Dukf and spring and in Its uiiwjiigiuy competent workman J J D Rew Harry Androwe and David Wilson winter gopd grounds of complaint and that irresponsible 6tato it directed tho body County Sccy County Pres ao Qia They aro outitlcd to relief Flomingsburg Times Domocrat PERSONAL Wholesale Grocers TRIMBL B - Wholesale Grocers - ROS THE ADVOCATE 1 - 1 SO ¬ olnl - Harris I - w - ¬ - - ¬ 456789 04 00021000 03 - il ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ s ¬ r ¬ ¬ V -- Neat Clean Economical i Satlsfactory ¬ ¬ COMPANY 1 WffiH ifrisfi aKflmmimt WIWBfcAaUAu - uferavL0itoiLft4W J A a- - MM J v 9 i A Tagfgaii mikMMsL V A ys KLSjaii fittiht -- HCrw-TpJjr f f9 tW Fr aMMJMlllWlWlUMilMfcaamMlllUlW THE MT STBHLING ADVOCATE TUESDAY JULY 2 S IS9T hjj XBiuvwiMrtmsnwzrmM i m mmmm iFfgmiwiimiMuwauujjwEnjwpmBwutaiiRrf wunwiwnwiwMinawjpgrjc3 iwnvrramn THE ADVOCATE HARRIS MT STEULING Vote for the now Constitution There is every reason to believe that the new Constitution will bo adopted by the voters of Kentucky at the The Guide coming August election of course is not a political paper and never lends its columns to political discussion But when moral questions are involved in a political contest it lias tho right to express itself thereon Wo favor tho new Constitution not only because of its gouoral excellence but still moro becauso it rings out clear and strong on such moral issues as tho lottery question bribery at elec- ¬ tions tho acrcptaiico of railioad passes by Stato ofllcials and so on And we arc not one bit offended at it for strik ¬ ing down tho political disabilities with which tho piccnt Constitution hedges Apostolic ministers of tlio gospel Guide This is tho first opportunity the Democracy of Kentucky lias had to speak against tho Forco bill tho Mc ¬ kinley bill tho Billion Dollar Congress tho Agratian pension Uavs It is tho first opportunity they have had to speak for free silver It ij a good opportunity to renew our pledges to and ilcsiro for an ad ministiatiou of our National offices upon tlin plain of purity and courage in favor of a tariff for revenue only and against subsidies and privileges of all kinds for the fow against the interests of tho many How can any Kentucky Democrat fail to speak Let tho majority be ono of which wo will be proud The late Democratic Convention fixed the basis of representation in the vote cast at tho coming election for Hon John Young Brown for Gov ernor one vote for each two bundled and a vote for each portion o er one hundred In order therefore that this county may maintain her just pioportiou of representations mMibCfjuenl conven ¬ tion it is important that every Dem ocratic voter should vote in Augu tt Ono vote mav give or loo a delegate ¬ HORSE AND TRACK Ed Roscwatcr cut his rccoid to 1G at Minneapolis MASON TUKSDAY Proprlotoro JULV 28 1S01 2 It is said that Goldsmith tlrovo Graylight a mile In 2 12 Stamboul lias finished his stud sea ¬ son and is taking work on tho Bay District track Nineteen lion standard marcs have produced sons that havo siicd ton or more 2 30 performers three-year-o- ld FOU PUUSIDEM GROVER CLEVELAND Of New YoiU 1 OK V1CC - As assignee in trust of G W Goodpaster and as assignee in trust of Peter Goodpaster I will sell at pudlic outcry at the home place of G W Goodpaster about 6 miles north ofMt Sterling Montgomery county Ky on lltKSIDUXT JOHN O CARLISLE Of Ifeutucky Goitf Deicratic Ticket FOR CIKCOIT COUltT CIjEUK HENRY I BRIGHT of Montgomery County FOU SUEKIFF filly Moonstone Tho by Sultan has trotted a mile in 223 and a half in 108 Nelson trotted a milo at Detroit all the real and personal property of said Goodpaster consisting of about 520 acres of first Saturday in 214 1 tho first half of it class Blue Grass land with fine brick house barns all neccssaiy outbuildings and a magnifi- ¬ being finished in 1 0G North Middletown turnpike Also 83 cent trotting track lying upon the t Sterling head of fine cattle 3 milk cows 1 yoke of oxen 10 yearling calves 130 head of sheep 30 Angelina will bo out again this horse 2 stal- ¬ year She stepped a milo in 2 21 at head of lambs 75 head of hogs 1 sorrel marc 1 yearling colt one lions 1 colt 1 bay mare adout 14000 pounds of tobacco also about 1000 bushels of wheat Lexington the other day V dSuffto 2 wteito 12th JOHN RICHARDSON of Montgomery County Foil REPRESENTATIVE JOHN H THOMAS Of Montgomery C It is said that of forty heats hotted one V by Direct 2 18 ho break and of flfty livo trotted by slio broke but Margaret S 212 once horse wagon plows reapers mowers rollers 1 harrow 1 buggy 1 corn planter 1 Also the following thorougbred nover made a spring wagon and various minor things used in farming let John Young Bnowx Goveknoi Henderson Of Liut Govekxois - Mitchell Alfoiid Of Fayette Gex - - W J Hendhick Attokxev Of Fleming L C NoitMAN AUDITOE Of Boone H S Halo TurARimrit Of Grave G B Swango Register OfWolfc Suit Lnsiiuiciiov - E P Tiiomi sox Of Owen Clerk Court ArrrALS - A Addams Of Harrison One sorrel mare Marietta by Meredith bam of Meredith Lady Overton 1st clam by Greenwood by Clark Chief 2d dam by son of Errickson by Membrino Chief Marietta Direct 2 18 by Director 2 17 wore has trotted in 235 One gray mare Willette Wilices by Ethan Wilkes he by George Wilkes dam by Ethan thirty onco weights in his trotting Vinco Vince sired performances and goes without any Allen Willetc Wilkes ist dam was Annie D by Hero 2d clam b she has shown a quarter in 32 seconds thing but light shoes in his pacing the dam of Ed Rosewater form Oncba filly Calisse by Caliban the sire of C FClay 218 istdam Bele of Greenwood There is a great demand from haul by Greenwood 2d dam by son of Errickson by Membrino Chief Ono black maro by Forot Wille- - lecoid 2214 l t dam by Star Davis 2d dam by Jno Dillaid tho siro of tho ers and owners everywhere for a ¬ ¬ stock JmJmJlJJHJwiW Next Mondav is election day l dams of nine 2 H performers 3d dam by Bolivar lower entrance fee and tho ten per Jno grav mare Caily Chief by Ashland Chief the sire of four in the 2 30 list 1st dam by Civil Right by Reefs cent system will havo to go Field Mcmbriuo Pilot One black gelding sired by Moait out of a Magic marc and Farm One buy mare Uiss Wien aiicd by Magic 1st dam bv Bay Musuugir 2d dam by Emorys Lexington stinted to Mr James L Clay baj s tho bonsa Vanncss One gray marc bv Vinco stinted to Vanncss tlonnl Cyclone is yet to tome in the One bay stallion Valines Mred bv Caliban 1st dam Nannie Elticoat tho dam of Brown Silk that trotted second shape of a handsome calling colt a to Bellovara in a yearling race in 2 3S and there sold for 3700 2d dam Soprano tho tutu of C F Claj Eminence full brother to the great Annoican and btrathbridge by Strathmore tho ire of twenty seven 230 performers 3d dam Abbcs the dam of Steiimay 230 by Albion the she of tlio dam of Vanity Fair 2 2 tL Jno blown maie Lucile sired by ho win Napolean 1st dam Emma West by Ashland Chief 2d dam Rottic West Temple Bar by Egbert won again by Colton in Minneapolis cutting his rc oid to 2d Ono roan ffllv 2 years old by Kfiituckv a son of Princcps siie of Trinket 214 1st dam by Dictator Ji 218j and won the 10000 stake dam by Membrinotime the sire of Four Corner One black maie 2 years old by Moirk a son of Membrino Patchen with colt bv her sido by Vaiinef- last week at Detroit lcducing his Ten yearling colts by Elf King all sired by Elf King and out of good mares Podigices furnished on day ol to 2 17 rccoid O110 yearling colt by Vaeo out of Lucile by Lewis Napolean Nelson lias bought back from AKo about 100 acres of land lying in said county about 3 miles south of Mt Sterling and known as the Whit itt tho estate of J O Whittcn Boston the quarter iutcicst in tho stallion placo All of said land will be sold in parcels to suit purchasurs aud upon long length of time Terms made k ovn on day of sale Nelson for 25000 which Whittcn Tliosc desiring to oxamino said farms or personalty will apply to G W or Pot or Goodpastor or the under igucd bought six years ago for 5j000 All inxuirics will bo promptly answered by addressing tho undersigned at Mt Sterling Ky Sale will commence U positively without reserve and will continuo until completed at 10 oclock a Yolo ilaul8 Halt nr iU3i ami a promptly milo in 212J at Kalamazoo Thursday shows how dangerous slio will bo in pacing the G wind Circuit As Assignee in Tru t of G W Goodpaster and as As ignce in Trust of Peter Goodpaster racers ithis year JACK STEWART Auctioneer Lexington Ky Theio will bo no question about lli iwhmiiwwiii iiminiiiin hi w ihi iwiiimiii Hrrmvimvm9mvmmmmirmwimimmmmrwmmmmmmw9mBrwmBimBmM wi imwpimiiiimihiWI ww imwiniiwiii Electioneer being in first placo when tho snow comes next Decembor That ho will ovoutuully havo ono hundred 2 30 performors to his credit isa fore ¬ gone eonelusioit sale C Vote tho entire Democratic ticket Lot every Deinociatbo at the polls and sco that he votes for tin entire ticket Limited Monarchy 111 Dont fail to vote for that staunch The system of responsible minis ¬ Democrat John R Thomas for Repre- ¬ tries tho introduction of which into sentative our own government has been advo- ¬ A voto for John Young Brown is a cated by certain theorist- - would voto in condemnation of tho Force make of the President of tho United Bill and of the iniquitous lobbor State- much Mich a functionary as is a monarch in a constitutional country tariff of Europe so far as influence with Boss Quay says it po sibio ho will administration is concerned of thi his own resign tho Chairmanship amusing anecdote is told of Louis An National Republican Committee on X VIII of Franco the 29th t This inoffensive monarch took break ¬ for tho now Constitution Bijt fast one morning Then hlo ministers Voto whether you vote for or against dont called upon him Well said the King how aro tho fail to voto tho ontirc Democratic HHiblipf affair- sticket Getting along very nicely siro Tn Connecticut a State with a Gov ¬ said the minister ernor who was nover elected a ticc said tho Hum In that case has been planted in honor of Major King I think I will go and tako a McKinley walk Next morning after breakfast tho sight of tlio fact that- a Dont lose Well how voto for Dick Wood is a vote iii in ¬ ministers called- again dorsement of the infamous Forco Bill do tho public affairs get on to day asked he King and of tho Robber Tariff Very badly indeed sire said the John R Thomas avIU go to the miuixii Legislature pledged to advocate the in exclaimed tho King Slum claims of tho farmer Ho should get that cat T think I will go and tako ovcrv voto among tho farmers a walk Next day no ministers called on the Let ovcry Democrat bo at tho polls King next Monday and cast his voto for tho What has become of my ministry lentiro ticket whether ho votes for or said tho King after breakfast Hgainst tho now Constitution t Sire said tho palace functionary pailiament Tho Now York Congressional dele- who was in attendance gation is said to bo divided in refer ¬ has turned out tho ministry then its said the King Ah ence to tho next Speakership of tho National House with tho Hon Benton they who havo taken a walk this time ch Youths Companion McMillin ratlior tho favorite i- R A MITCHELL fice-for-a- ll mi urn w - yearling record 229J Freedom will not bo trotted this year IIo is now running out at tho San Mateo Stock Farm California and will bo takon up noxt wintor and prpparod record for a try at tho threo-ycar-o- ld that got a locord of 228 - - Croightous filly Evangeline as a last year was injured in ship ping to Cambridyo City It will bo several weeks boforo slio is able to take strong work again D two-year-o- ld J Crit Davis will will go through Bluo Grass Circuit to Maysville thence to Independence and the Scptcniuor meeting at Cleveland Ono of the best horses in his string is Dr McMillans Andy Cutter by most of tho Cyclone ¬ F D Stout have sold to L II L P Sutter of Chicago tho chestnut yearling filly Cynic by Nutwood dam Candaco by Harold also tho brown colt King B two years old by Nut- ¬ wood dam Aline by Belmont to John A Weindal of Jcrseyvillc 111 for 0000 Cope Stinson lias resigned his position as trainer at Prospect Hill Stock Farm tho resignation to tako placo November 1 Engaged at a salary of 5000 a year about tAo years ago by Sibley Stitson lias Messrs Miller been exceedingly successful and his resignation is a matter of surprise ¬ Ml t J Right or Loft The Council muddlo is still unset- ¬ tled It may not bo out of order for Suppose a person takes an even iis to suggest that this thing is be- ¬ number of coins or counters or any coming just a small sized chestnut and that tho peoplo will bo glad of an thing olso in one hand and an odd number in tho other there is a simple early solution of this matter method by which to tell in which hand Every Republican will bo at tho tho oven number is Ask him to multiply tho number in Let each pools on Monday next ho also is his right hand by an odd number aud Democrat seo to it that there Col Woods frionds ara laying the number in his loft hand by an their plans to capture this county for oven then let him add tho two pro- ¬ him Bo there with thorn on the day ducts together and tell you if tho total of tho election and help disappoint of tho sum bo odd or oven If it bo even tho oven number is in tho right them in their endeavor hand and if it bo odd tho oven nuin- Convention bor is in tho loft Tho Democratic Stato of Ohio passed a strong resolution in Preaton favor of tho secret ballot system of voting in elections and also ono de- ¬ J J Thomas was quito sick tho claring in favor of tho passago of such past week but is on foot again laws as will givo a uniform systom for Pros Barnes is on tho sick list It tho government of municipalities Asa Bedford is clerking for J J will no doubt bo gratifying to tho in Kentucky Thomas many good Democrats Mrs Mag Roid is going to visit in who aro going to voto for our now to have this indorse- ¬ Ashland and Catlcttsburg noxt week Constitution ment of two of its leading provisions Win Hart and wifo visited Preston from such a sound Democratic body Sunday For Sale by ED MITCHELL DEALER I3ST- Stoves Mt Hardware Queensware No 13 Agricultural Sterling Ky Implements Etc Kentucky Trotting Horse Tho Breeders Association decided to split all purses with sixteen or moro entries and givo tho total amount of purso to They also decided cacli division to hold horses declaring out beforo seven oclock tho night bofoio the race for only two and a half per cent for- ¬ feit Allcrton lias added tho stallion record to Ills list of triumphs his milo in 2 13 at Iudcpcndcnco on tho Fourth of July shading tho 211 that Patron mado tho day ho defeated Harry Wilkes In securing stallion records C W Williams lias been very fortunate Ho landed tho worlds record witli Axtell and tho three records aro now four and wlioro ho placed them with tho Wil- ¬ liam L colt and Allcrton five-year-o- ld flvc-ycar-o- ld South Maysville St From tlio way Bonnio Wilmoro is going now in Mr Crit Davis hands ho is likely to make it interesting for any company this year even should ho chance to fall in with his old timo enemy Nancy Hanks Tho sum of 225 will bo available for every child of Public School ago in Kentucky tho school year of 1891 92 This per capita of 223 is tlio samo as last year and excepting tlio Stato of California which pays her school ex ¬ penses out of hor sales of Immense tracts of unoccupied lands it is tlio largest school por capita paid in the Union from direct taxation out of tho Stato Treasury An election lias been called at Hop- kinsvlllo for July 15th to vote on tlio proposition to subscribo 115000 for tho purposo of securing tho extension of the O V road Ex Gov Carlos Ortiz of tlio Stato of Sonora Mexico looks unfortunately liko W II Pope tho now notorious defaulting bank teller of Louisville and becauso of resemblance had to servo a couple of days in jail till ho could satisfactorily establish liio iden tity It is needless to say Mr Pope is still at large much as some Louis- ¬ ville people desiro to know His where abouts ¬ ¬ Merrick Lodge I O O F of Lex ton has purchased tho lot on which the old county jail stood and will erect on it a magnificent four story Odd Follows Tomple tlio cattlo and horses in Caldwell coiinty aro suffer ¬ ing from a peculiar disease supposed to be caused by tlio eating of somo poisonous weed Tho disease first attack tho lips and tongue causing them to swell up and beconio very soro It thon stiffons tho legs and feet of tlio animals Only a fow deaths aro reported and tlio doctors aro puzzled It is reported that m tolftfliA i iU o-u- - jfc i r n o tl 4 THE MT STERLING ADVOCATE The manuscript of George Eliots TUESDAY JULY 28 1891 M novels except those of Scenes from Clerical Life linvo become tho piop orty ol tho British museum through All Vouched For l In death of Charles Low es Tho pen ¬ Two attorneys in St Joseph Mo manship is said to be very neat aud have been retained in Milts against legible and a dedication o George Henry Lowoa is prefixed to each man- ¬ their fathers THE ADVOCATE L2BS2533353 TH B WORLDS FASHIONS V2SS3rfZKSrS3T3 -- Always I n To uch v 1 An idol collector in San Francisco uscript Browning would never wiilo for a who has just died had a collection of 1 500 little gods cannot magazine IIo wrote bring myself to write for periodical- It takes a true humorist to appreciate the fun of a piactical joko when it If I publish a book and people choose to buy it that proves they want to is played on himself read ni work But to have them to Man may want but little here below turn over the pages of a magazine and but ho usually keeps up a fearful find me that is to bo an uninvited kicking unless he gets it guc t The parents long vacation will Tho Stona Age begin in September when the children start going to school again From the tools that arc found in these lakc dcllings in the caves and You kick the bucket and I do the rest heads the advertisement of an peat bcd we suppose that they were undertaker in a St Louis newspaper made of stone second the bronc age in which they were of bronze Somehow robins never seem to get aud third the iron age in which iron the colic eating cherries much as lho implements appear exasperated cherry tree owners Avhli We must remember that when the they might hrst men lived they had no tools to ¬ p Under ONE ROOF With THE PEOPLE N Mj Misses In Y Fourth - Jefrerson Streets Louisville Kentucky -- THE ana Childrenss LA Itore a CD J- O - Out Imported Dress Goods a CD Ready Made Dresses all materials It takes some to learn people all their lives work with no weapons with which to beautifully and artistically made from 195 to io each OUTSIDE of NEW YORK No man woman or child visiting Louisville can afford to leave without going through it An aero of selling space Limitless counter room and an army of sales people Department Is loaded to tho guards with all tho latest Novelties and Wash Fabrics of K i u P l u I i U r beasts When Misses Childuens No snch assortment shown outside make many pioinNcs does uot have thrown upon their own resources to JACKETS ItEEFEIlS AND of New York Send for samples or many to perform defend themselves they probably BLAZEHS when in tho city call and see them 1 think u small boys Pcopl-iIdeas of good and bad are threw ftoue An iinmcnso aggregation of styles VG9 more oft it based on what other- first instinct in fighting is to throw ILINENS to select from ranging in fetftyfltfej Jf Loses own ideas ol things Thcv soon found that sharp price from 175 to 20 each think than own their ST stones were most effective so they be WHITE right and wrong Gloves SB gan to rub them together to sharpen CD GOODS rz We all of us think we know as them They next put pointed stones l CO Fans much as our neighbor as a rule havo in tho ends of sticks aud made spears CO MUSLIN or les3 difllculty in getting our To cut up tho flesh of animals they more Fzrasols neighbors to believe it eQUNDERYEAK made stone knives They discovered Ribbsns is not easy to win a womans the use of the bow and arrow for It UVH0LSTEKY Hosiery love but it is even easier to teach a some of the sharpened stone that aie girl to love you than it is to teach her found must certainly have been arrow- ¬ D0BIESTICS Corsets heads They made hamuici and the intricate mysteries of base ball 0Q NOTIONS Dress axes aud chisels of stone All these A perfume lamp which burns co- ¬ chipped to as to give them a cut- ¬ were 7 Trinnningi Shoes logne and spreads a delightful scent room is the latest house- ting edge They mado great stone about the Toilet Articles Leather morlars and portals for grinding corn DRESSMAKING hold novelty At first there was Hi tie ornament but GoodsGents Fnrnishisgs The sales of Victor Hugos works towaid the last of the stone age the OUR MODISTES still continue to be very large the pro- knives had carved bono handles and Mad E Dougherty Over 5000 rolls And tho gniwcst Carpet Department in this country ceeds from them amounting to over even necklaces arc found of roughly Mad E M Pierce of carpets of all kinds in all tho latest desigus at great bargain prices 1 183373 francs during the past five carved amber beads Miss M Collins years They had no combs nor pins nor novelist is an ex- ¬ needles nor thread in the earlier And three hundred experienced B L Farjcon the hands working parly and late fashion pert stenographer He carries a note- ¬ times But they soon found that they LADIES ItEFFEHS BLAZEKSg ing our beautiful goods into dresses book with him at all times aud when could fasten things together with the An elegant variety to select from3 strikes him he jots it down for fibres of plants or with thongs made Thousands of them ail exclusive 8tyJbi P winch aro tnc very embodiment of an idea from the skins of animals They to h seen no place else Scarcely twoS style use future made implements of horn which alike at attractive low pricas Wln5 See our grand assortment of goeds Fivestudents of the California eaily dis- ¬ in the city your inspection is cordialM 5aud get estimates when in the city University at Berkeley caused served for needles They invited t State covered the use of lire Maybo men a surpriso to the professors the other asg2a3S25ans3fgggg2SSEaa SS2SS2EE2K to the Hist got lire from a volcano or they night by hoisting a beer barrel may have dropped or struck one piece llag stafl of flint on another and luro seen the Considering the tendency of ticket spark It may be that it set some- ¬ sellers and door keepers to show the thing on lire and they felt tho ellect ctrects of a little brief authority what the warmth Mr Van Pelt editor of tho Craig on arrogant old chap St Peter must -Mor Meteor went to- a drugstore at inevitably bo Tho Donkey Isnt In It Hillsdale Iowa and asked the phyiw -- MAXUFACTlTItKItM It is a great thing to be friendly OY TMs is the school in which to No animal that walks on four legs siciau in attendance to give him a and sympathetic but a man needs to doco of something for eholcra morbus ns u sheep mix s a daiihSeirif von want then discriminate a little before ho tries to is as big a fool IPe weill prepared for tbiir lifc worls Wo have to watch and looseness of the bowels dog or a sheep raUcr be friendly with a strange 1 felt so much better tho nost Tho discipline i mild a thiin every miniilc and if vigilance ajs htrango man cither U relaxed for an in lant the cntiio morning that I concluded to call on but Jirm the contasec f Miuiy Water refracts light That may be Hock is likely to practically commit the ihj skiaii and get him to fix me era advantages- avo iirt class and the suppl of the medicine I was excuses moderate wli n trout looks seven feet long suicide In handling most animals Grates Stoves Hollow- fare Air Grates gash Weights Etc you suo him in the water and some degieu of self help or intelligence surprised when he handed mo a boi when further in ¬ For catalogues or Agents for American Colic Cholera formation write to English Til- emeasures only about sevon and a halt can be relied on to aid tho owner in tlo of Chamberlain IIo said fco inches when when you get him in the having their lives but sheep seem to and Diari hiea Remedy OFFICE SALESROOMS T Rev C Pope Pres IS prespiibed it regulasly in hw prncts o boat 133 435 West Jefferson street et deliberately to woik to kill them ¬ MHIersburg 5y and found it tho best he could get or rifo selves If caught in u storm on the Incendiarism is just now very prnparo I can l rV to its Hllcioiwy in Itussia Nine out of ten tires are plains they will drift before tho wind ji mv TO-fc-2-- GO ra ut all evoiK For sale bv intentional while coullagratiotis aie and die of cold aud oxpuuro rather T Julian so fictiueut and extensive that the than move 100 yards to the windwaid rV annual los amounts to nine millions to obtain shelter in their corral To Children Crv for Pitchers Casto2a diive t heep against the wind is absosterling to have your ieefc shod lutely impossible 1 once lo t ooi Chorlcra infantum has o t its ter Fully 200 person commit suicide 1000 head bemuo I could not drii ror since tho introduction of Cham He manufactures alldasses of in Russia every year indeed the vio- them to a corral not 200 feet ava bei Iains Colic Cholera and Diamhua all kinds annually lent deaths of In tho corral they are still moie lenicdy is used reach 13000 while 05000 pcoplo die foolish If a storm coiuoi up thcv all Remedy Whon thai and tho lieatinent as directed with of typhus fever the most destructive inovo down wind until slopped by each bottle is followed a euro is cer ¬ national disease and guarantees satisfaction Have you ever used Then begins tho proceed ¬ tain Mr A W Walter a prominent tho fence Laurence Stcrno ing so much dieuled by sheepmen merchant at Waltcrsburg 111 says The spot wherein The sheep will It cured by baby boy of cholera in ¬ is buried St Georges graveyard in known as piling road London con climb over each others backs until fantum after several ether remedies tho Bavswater CUKES The best preparation for leather known tains also tho grave of Annio Rad they aro heaped up ton feet high Of had failed Tho child was so low OF cliffo the author of The Mysterious course all thoso at tho bottom aro that ho seemed almost beyond tho aid Dyspepsia Nausea smothered Not ono has sense enough of human hands or reach of any med- ¬ Indigestion ofUdolpho Sour Stomach Sleeplessness to seek shelter under tho lee of the icine 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo Headache Nervous Pros- ¬ Gladstono is comparatively a poor fence as a horso or a dog would do by T G Julian tration Neuralgia Pal- ¬ EDUCATE THAT BOY man and tho occasional literary work Again if a sheep gets into a quick ¬ pitation of tho Heart That Terrible Cough ho does for mngarIucs and periodicals sand its fato teaches nothing to those Loss of Energy Beiiiiiing about September 1st in a is not the result of any desire to add that come immediately after but tho 111 the morning hurried or difficult Weakness of Back Feelings oi studio to bo announced to his established famo as a writer whole flock will follow its leader to breathing raising phlegm tightness Languor and Lassitude Gen ¬ eral Debility La Grippe Eor every article ho writes ho recoives destruction No more cxaspcrntingly in tli6 chest quickened pulse dullness S III imy jou to critically examine TlicrWorolt Etc Etc tlio claims of tlio various nclioola 1000 stupid bruto than a sheep walks in tho evening or sweats at night all In use for 23 years by eminent ptiyslrlaut or any of theso aro tho first stages of THE MT STERLING Cremation is very economically con- ¬ pro nil aurgeoDH In the united Hlole Dr Ackers English nounced by them tue best TONIUand extnut and thcrcforo is very Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria consumption ducted in Japan cures wLtore all others full Try It aud bo ui Lexington Ky vrill conduot Cough Remedy will euro these fearful It convinced Atfc your DruKiSlfit lor It popular In Tokio there aro six creSchool Eor Boys classes in is sold under a poiitivo symptoms and matories in which one third of the PKICE 100 PER BOTTJuE lion W V Lucas ex Stato Auditor guarantee by T G Julian Drawing with Crayon ComU your examination Call on or address dead aro burned Tito highest price of Iowa says I have used Cham ¬ Tor lui tlier infoiinutluu and Charcoal Pastel CO Manfs and Proprs J ED RAY for burning a body is 375 and tho berlains Cough Remedy in my family Major C W FOWLER Prln Water Color and Is Life Worth Living PABIB ICY lowest 1 and havo no hesitation in saying it is Oil Painting Military discipline Not if you go through tho world a A great grandmothor at tho ago of an excellent remedy I bcliovo all¬ China Painting afflict- dyspeptic Dr Ackers Dyspepsia All parties indebted to us JS tf 47 This is tho record of Mrs Henry that is claimed for it Persons Full circulars containing courses a Tablets aro a positivo euro for tho will please call and settle as K Updogravc of Tower City Pa ed by a cough or cold will llnd it plans prices and recommendations There is no danger from worst forms of Dyspepsia Indigestion we need our money and must friend will bo lurnlsbcd by Miss McClintock She was married in her 14th year ¬ romedy is Flatulency and Constipation Guar Children Crv for Pitchers Castoria or by her oldest daughter was married at whooping cough when this have it 4S tf 50 cent bottles for salo anteed and bold by T G Julian drug ¬ Mrs Dr R HAYDON 15 her grand daughter was married fiecly given Cassidy gist by T U Julian MUfitcilins Kjt at 10 and is now a mother - that the man who does not battle against wild OUR OWN IMPORTATION - OTHER DEPARTMENTS fa ¬ D r v t M Si if ser m o mm 3 ¬ Jv tA P9 DEPT - ¬ dJuf l - - Augustus Sharpes New York Store Pi ur THE FISCHER LEAF CO I Kifron Slate Wood Mantels i rtirwJTH uuiovniic - uji - ay ry ¬ George O Reis O ge ¬ m ¬ BOOTS STotj SHOES Reissingers Oil BIaekinv Classes I LOSS APPETITE Cant Art But Oncei n ¬ TraiEii Sutton lUfHTim irtliwflrlttdlltltiiH i UukliL iJiVwiJii tai HMhM6JyT - r JTI m iv mu WMjm mi tfnwniMEtmr1ffyflT THE MT StBRLIKG ADVOCATE TUESBAY JU1YT28 TiTirTTitf t rrmwryrrwi jmuunmmmvntmatmtimmM jwwibi IS9I iwuiutjiwwnf THE ADVOCATE TO Im thinking MY GRANDMA of tlicc giniiumn As twillalit softly dies in wt Vml the golden numpici Tints the western nUc ThtH set thy sim In the evening Of iv noble well spent life Leaving behind tho golden UnH Of morning sweet and life They Took Them Tho Americans had a reputation in Europo for thrifthiess in money mat ¬ ters oven before tho beginning of tho present century Undoubtedly they havo since justified it bttt it is quite sure that they havo not justified tho reputation for dishonesty whieli a Dutch traveler attempted to give them in the last century in some sketches or storios which ho wrote An American farmer this Dutch traveler related once brought into tho Philadelphia market cart load of pigeons and the inarkot was glutted After he had failed to sell them at full price the farmer offered the birds at half price There were no pur ¬ chasers Finally not wishing to cart tho pigeons hoino again ho offered to give them away They must bo stale the people said or elso ho wouldnt oiler Ihem for nothing Seeing that tho people would not have his pigeons in ill tho farmer determined to be rid of them started through the streets dropping three or four of ticm out of tho cai t every few rods but the sn oplo picked them up and rin after him and Minuting Jlcrc man uiiro losing your pig com threw them baekinlo tho cart The farmer was at his wits mil for a moment but presently hit upni the vevy way to be rid of his load He drove up to the edge of tho street leaned back against his cart and pre tended to bo asleep and instantly says tiic Dutch chronicler man woman and child set to work and stole every one oft pigeons I Ex 11 ¬ ¬ ATTENTION Farmers Alliance Oh1 tho gentle counsels kindly icn As I entbcaldo yonrknec Im thinViuK of tho stories Tlmt I over loved to hctvr Of tho good old times when yon were yonng And tho old true friends ho dear Jra thinking nf thee grandma Ah how dear yon were to ine YOUR MOTTO BUY LOW FOR CASH 1I11 lMr kiiw KJ Illl UHUUII13 mi tuitnn an unf t mill lllllll I AIIJ iwinjmicv mu fdl1 Mlt WAlll J Ileal Hfcum fln i 1i olWii linit - OUR MOTTO SELL LOW FOR CASE Im thinking Gpd Mens nnd keep ou child of the happy day Ifow gone I spent with tiee In tho old homestead onSomeiset Where I played fu childhoods glee The New York Life has paid death losses and ma tured policies in Kentucky for over Forty Years with promptness and liberality ORGANIZED 13415 ri Oisets p Saxrrrus - 1508904892 VmZ18il2SSSS3mtB2BimEa JL It invests more money in Kentucky than all its competitors combined It has established a ijrAncii office in Kentucky to facilitate the transaction of its feel again tho clinging touch Of those dear old hands w sweei cThat have led many an erring one Hack to tho Sa tors feet I Thou art sleeping sweetly grandma So free from enro and pain Unheeded tho llowci s and sunshine Alike tho cold wet rain Im thinking of thee grandma And I will not hai e long to wait When in saintly robe you will welcome me At Heavens golden gate 11KTT1K The following articlces are immense business for your especial benefit It issues a greater variety of policies than any other company t It is the originator of nearly every improved plan of life insurance Oliver Chilled Plows Malta Double Shovels Old irickory Wagons Reversible Disc narrows Non Reversible Disc narrow Vandivcr Corn banters Two horse Cultivators Cooing Stoves Wrought Steel Ranges Heating Stoves Hay Forks Spades ts New Distribution Policy Is the most popular plan of insurance in existence It contains special advantages and guarantees which COMPETITORS MY Hksuv Wilson w Americanisms It guarantees REASON OF UNWISE CHARTER RESTRICTIONS a loan after ten 10 years at op fi on of policy can not be given uv its chief holder to carry the Of course the English language is ofien incorrectly spoken in England as well as in this country hut to be profitable criticism like charity ought to begin at home That we are Improving no 0110 will dispute whoso memory goes back for a generation but it will do us no harm to recall certain words and phrases still current among a for which there Why for is really no justification instance do we now inaugurate ap whatever wo do not initiate5 any idea of what tho parently without Why do we so often words signify Why when wo begin commence do wo give ovations to people evi dently not having rotton eggs in mind Why do we call au edition of a newspaper an issue as if it were something that could bo healed do wo have recitals of music on a piano forte when wo do not speak of Hpplaying pictures on a canvas W Why do wo say aint for isut Why do and dont for doesnt m wo indorse anything except com- merclal paper and legal documents Why do wo say square meal when round used to bo tho epithet for hings that arc perfect honest and ad- Why do wo assert that we irablo havo got a thing when have will suffice and why do wo make tho ple- ¬ onasm worse by the aftection of cor- Why for station gotten rectness or railway station do wc substitute which is neither English or depot i French On what ground do wo declare that I avo do not feel like doing something meaning that we are net inclined to One may feel like an ass but do it how can onofeel like doing or worse yA Sometimes Jm liko eating something r Do you ono even hears the phrase How pray feel liko beefsteak Why should does a beefsteak feel use over so much for very we much or describe a man as perfectly - Thoy Roach a Good Old Age ft faWhy W 7 ffd Questions often arise as to tho age attained by curtain animals and per haps it would bo convenient for you to know about somo of them Of course it is impossible to tell the exact I Shavels age reached by wild animals becauso we cannot obtain accurato data It is Mattocks believed however among East Indians Picks that tho elephant lives about 300 years Instances are ou record of Axes 1 their having lived 130 years after being captured though it was not And everything necessary to possible to tell how old thoy were a complete outfit for farming when taken The ago of tho whale i3 ascertained Call and see us We defy by tho number and sizo of what is Why do you spit at mo said tho glow worm called the whale bones the lamina competition I Why Ho ou shluc said the toad or scales of certain organs in tho people of Kentucky arc invited to consider these matters carefully before insurin mouth which increase annually If this method of computation bo correct W P COIL elsewhere and it is supposed to be so whales Insurance men who contemplate engaging in the life insurance business 23 lv find IT havo been known to live 100 years to call on or address Swans attain the ago of 100 years sometimes and ravensiivo even longer than that Some parrots live SOyears Our domestic fowls live not longer MAXUFACTUItKR OF than 12 to 15 years Fishes and other water animals all live to a great age A carp is known Saddles Harness Bridles Halters c to have reached tho ago of 200 years and ordinary liver trout 30 to 00 I carry the largest and most com years pleto lino of general Saddlery Goods Camels live from 10 to 50 years in the city horses from 20 to 30 oxen about 20 All work made of ilrst class material Btlrttlllliat3ll IMMMltClllltkifcuMaifllTJ N N and M sheep 8 or y CO E D and dogs from 12 to 11 and by Pimpisss Keaaaches Less o skilled workmen Call and iSloap a Vtoary baling Pains examine stock and learn prices One Reason Have rcCfciVe an elegant as- ¬ Bctiy or Limbs Vani oi Appsf ito SHORT LINE TO ClfAS HEIS sortment of SiSruBtionsi U van suffer from One source of the worst poverty Is Washington Philadelphia any cf these symptoms tsto drmikonncs To pour abuse on the Baltimore Now York DOCTOIi drunkard is oty and common I can Old Point and the ea- - hofe not doit lie is the victim of his cirTIM UlliKCT LINK TO y Uiutances All tenement house sur Lexington quite English the adverb Louisville French Plaid Novelties roundings provoko to drunkenness but completely Silk Grenadines means entirely St Louis Kansas City thoy combine all tho evils of crowding 33WC3 XAS3H J Gray Suitings when wo suy that soino ono is quite heat Wo nave fast laid Jn a fresh and ChattanooKa Memphis iSlN rfsfJ EE3 EEfc m stench and utter ugliness In Blach Silks well wo mean not that ho is per coiiiplcto stock of AM ALL lOINTS them privacy deroiiey purity havo to R V rM 11 fj White Goods fectly but only tolerably well Wo s tt West and Northwost South and FJ Mfw struggle for their environments Wo Black Novelty Goods t see in America tho phrase quite even must nnprovu the tenement house Southwest Dimities a number of persons as if ono num ¬ since IS KIFKUT JANUAUY i isai wc cannot abolish it wo must Nainsooks ber was not as much of a number as ffiS m 5JKS Everything a1 faniily llUcflW a hvay list Mmtil AeV mAcV m jit India Linens compete with tho saloon The so nJs Dnllj Dilh East Bound Mall Wo talk of a prominent another on haiidl lrItea iiW buv aB tlio lowest Linen Lawns IUi Daily Vx Mini siin called homes of the poor tru not m mt citizen intending to describe him not homesEto Etc And thdy have no clubs but Your money will got thd goods IOXilItMl lC IiJinu DlSpm llpiiili joum WHY yon OjcaiioVour Elooi Is InpurelJ Wmtliwitv at protuberant but simply as eminent the saloon- Oho SSitun Twim 7 J0iiml2iiioii ever osi d men ur If fo Havo All kinds of MtSteWiKj who lias pnrsliciVan Ait Siiaiii Oimi 7 13pin lorpm miiiuFlvooursl tlionufdiiliitteitJon Then again wo ask a friend to come evil lUUOjllll 1JAIIV Air Sat tho tlraoV Dont you Jcnmv tliit im5 P D COHSETS The Best Mado course fromchildlfood is almost OliViMIlU vc 10 40am iittlnm i 411m Sloni ns tUo uijren y ta In tho tstii you ho may round to morrow though 12 lBpiiilOXlpm ililnim will feci tho effects of It Wnieid uot Iuiii always past help at 2 but tho chilCittlkttiblUK1 JVeJJ2SiimlO 4pin W iin tell you that oil 101111110 lilooil uiiillulnc havo only to come straight across the Z E G LE R S j S H O ES toppsurofreolom from tlio alter IlfntH iKtimlnxtilll Aw 12EOiiiillU7juii dren can bo saved They arc not be bought for which tho highest market You aro hereby SiikJI1 E1immI Wo say Doctor 13 Aclsoru ktiowu jntdlcliic tluitS strct In MisseV I adies and Children- ing saved they aro ICllU tlio only instead of lotified Wast found will thorouRhly rmlKHto tlio icli nii fiom1 It is hereby to worse tho church passing from bad l price will bo paid Givo us a call DAILY has almost dc sizes tlio FAtcm lct It from our iirtiwlt and wo speak of a otifled to you or writo to VH HOOKE R A- CO J D sorted them and nothing can rcscuo HM1111 120pm IIiiiitliiKtnn Ivo ilfliim Woet Broadway Nsw York 00 as if a fact were fact transpiring ntlellJlniiir U2Snm inipm upm Queen St opposite Laundry u them but an awakened Christian sen ¬ Astilimtr lIUTiin fiilpm 7 lojun CASSIMEKES - CllXcniAJIS endowed with an apparatus for breath4 00am S Sipiii UlhuIIfll Aw 8 20UU 3 Ulpm timent that will not rcst until their l Sim 11UALLIES - A1WIEXUN JCUlr MtSttilinjJ Io 10 27am 4 i2pm U2Sam liiipm surroundings have becomo such as Wincliittur II ISiim ISNpm 7 ISiiiii lUliuii Why do wo deem It clcgaiit to Bay will give tho divinity within l eIHKton AW 12 Oipm IWjiln 8 Oliun 2 45fiii iat a thing was Intimated when somo chanco to grow To helpthem MMlTii VKiTIllUIKl K1II1S our dully ami litis VcMlliuletl lullrrili Sleeix1 h iiuu o mean that it was said And why brothers to day wo must lie both study inmuiiigiim IUMIIUIOII II IIMIIIIKIOII L1 do wo think it sounds fine to speak of his misfortunes and tako oil ioik aimtorijiii IDint i omrit Uiin tram Ii our coats tlio celebrated F A cottage of 5 rooms on Clay street miultiiiil on inoiy v u itoiuc F V hast oi AN D- a thing hclng definitely arranged iiiiiiiiiiKion And I am convinced that tho work to in good repair and desirably located when avc mean that it was definitely bo dono to day can bo done FASTJIAIITKAIXSnm dally etcl iit Siin only by a day betneen IxJXliiKton and llnnlliiKtoli Jlako Tho answer to converted chuvch or finally settled dhvet cnmieetioiii at HiiutiiiKton null IJ t A VERY dusirablo Possession givon at once Ex on AtAlilaiid wlthS V Ity At Winclierdcr with - Howard Avenue jiroporlv two most of theso questions is obviously within KC It w Kn north nnd wmth IxhiiuI and at Iev GEORGE ALEXANDER I liiKton ith h t and C N o T that Bitch mistakes- aro mado by I havo rented tho Uauin building on ntiuutcs walk of tho Court house con ¬ Itailitindi A carpenter by tho namo of ar S Eixst Sfiiin stronl nnd Imvn ilitnil sisting of lot 85 feet front and on tlii persons who do not remember or who Towers fell from tho roof of a house a substantial homo rooms not reflected on tho etymology V ft IHUllbcr of rooms DATION daily except Sunday Conm cS at I am thorc- - sides halls porches of nine roomn bu iMy vo in East Dos Moines Iowa and sus ¬ fMftfltttlifsil ttititftiitlti tfiiiiiitittittj storo off tho words mentioned which of liiKton with U H It it forlxiu ivllle Ky Huilding in prlmo condition Splen- ¬ uvumiiiiU1IIIIU Jit vuiiuraiea jtnuLiisii DOCTOR auuio a tained a paintul and serious sprain of lilli ro loiltli u Curator Mr k friends with board and lodging by tho did cellar- - two excellent eihterns ourso supplies tho key to their truo tho wrist which ho cured with ono IfiOKEHS llcnd ich IllllaufnrM nniZ For nil information lfRani to Itati ltcnit Conll mllnn f riQlti pIui k N Special attention fruit htable etc Y ncauaig and right use etc apply to any ngent oi this or conuectinjr week day or meal ant tta1 botllo of Chamberlains Pain JJalm luvorlle nil thi PIISHE Also two lots of fiO foot IVontmjo lines or to paid to Court day dinners Charges edgcr Indict BoM Jti inil iiiil for ln1 H E Huntington each on same street and adjacent to C L Brown JIo says it is worth 5 a bottlo I I IViiLln Araoilon for SSr Gil reasonable fnmi ynur DrJiK It a VlAG M the abovo properly TlA cost him 50 cents For sale bv T G ml to n IIOOUTt A eo LoxInRton Ky Q W Barney J A STEPHENS W S Harrison ren Cry for Pitchers Castoria ¬ policy to end of a designated period It guarantees a mortuary dividend to all premiums paid after ten 10 years This leaves the full face of the policy intact in event the premiums have been borrowed and increases the policy if premiums have been paid in cash It gives a grace of thirty days in payment of all premiums It gives a special rate covering first two years of insurance It gives desirable options of settlement if insured survives the distribution period The New York Life writes in Kentucky nearly double the amount of insnrance se- ¬ cured by any other company as the following figures taken from the Official Reports will show BUSINESS IN KENTUCKY IN 1390 Equitable Mutual Benefit Mutual Life Northwestern rThe NEW YORK LIFE 446785000 244827000 80474700 141950000 120319800 will OLIAffl to their interest CHAS REIS the commerce bldg Louisville Albert Hoffman Agt Mt Sterling Ky I Kentucky Branch Office Ky 1 Spring Goods ii - if Grocery in - 6B 0GBBIBS 1 A Mil 1MI m w 11 - V - S ¬ CountryTrodiiee Garrett N 11 I S - 1 ffllkaallllBAMlis A J ForSale or Rent B Boardms House -- J SAMUELS Restau rant I -- - 1 111 11 mm 1I101 Ja 11 ttiffliiclitittiitaiealaala4t U A Lexington Ky u 1 A Ashland KyH 31 tf CWHARRIS MTSTKRMva KY jnaiMq 0 -- TUJLY X4 1391 - - THE MT SEHMNGnnrainnn aifirJTnim - ADVOCATE i TUESDAY JTJIY 28 1S91 i nri infjiniiiwrtfMiiPwittTPJWTwifiriT THE ADVOCATE In LovlnarRamornbrRncoof DrCli L Mauon Died May 22d ISO I A ihoaummci brerao minim Ijj FrnmKtHfrtono Moi ltouMtOiU amiviniful iiimmxc Singled w itli the w c t w litV IffJi IV Carois OiirlumlCliuliodiiit tliIiconiiip Lomin allow lu iru In jiief Cnn It 10 Iii life liiu cnilcil title j outhV imii nniR ncareo lmd Ami Hie sk bo luiIit with hialinmc in Mt StorlliJff tt tliitnr s ad nml lrlof Jluallli ami luipiniiwi forucnl And liU mlnil cmlirootl w itli tultnU With lilli niirulions thiillitl jv Uio Miieu anl iti iw nto Heat Anil tlio nrnitiuu lienrt U stilled 5 imlo li J H F i r f JiendiiiBntath their lieiny ciihi Parents w ho lniMicd on him Thiiiimh Ion j enrw llieii lot lug cam Oil GikI lool do n t itli pit un tlieiu Jn this honrof duk dcpalr ou who knew him Oh companion And v ho hold hi intmoiy ileal bhod a toir of teinlei fu ling As on kneel in iilcnt iiayu W A Hue friend afidlovliiRbiotliov Willi Cllll Citillllt0tll0lll s Who can chci r the jrrloMxmcd parciitt hthcRit and riditnt Inwi Iloii the deep and volriim Iixwjii iliat his p ilolina teich jou now lleloMxlbj all disliked li none Ti haul with hlmto itli w He llko ou was ouiij andlioefnl iulIII Ijo done ItouenlyKntheithj Ijmkenhaait Jray toothe oui Alas- tnuld thoughts 11ml words to tell ilnumlui in ach fcighing hi ait iho ttoiU tliit named this sad fnrenell N onld olghs from thy still bo om ttat t Hut toon upon ill it distant plain Well wend our mUnncholj waj AVlillot llion xecuic from caro and pain On IliMinmnntlc lilll init stay Oi Hiewell to thy nlmnbeilng dust Vor thou liiwt tnme fai heneo lo ilntll Jn lands inoio lotel far we tnut liien fniew til fi lend Chailicfaicwell 1rlLM A Letter jrom J G i rlmblo Falls or Iuv Ciiikaskia Okia Tik July IS 1801 i ft Auvoca it Having joined a parly of friends in a fishing excursion to this place ami while resting from tho efloets of a tropical sun with the mercury at about 100 in the shade and liimina tiug upon scones past and things to come my mind naturally revet to to frjeuds at my old Kentucky homo I have thcrcfoio taken tho liberty of giving you a fow random thoughts for tho wenclH of tho numorous readers of your excellent paper and especially for those who doslro to comply with tho ndvico of Iloraco Grcely when lie go West young man You said will sec from the reading of thi letter that I am at the falls of the Chikaskia river in what i funiliaily railed tho Chorokco Strip Oklahoma Territory four miles from llunuowcll the great cattle shipping point in Suiiinar ounty ICau aud fifty two miles due south from the city of Wichita This is a beautiful town site wih line wator power the river having a fall of livo foot and was ouco located by Capt Paj nn of boomer notoriety as iho futtiro commercial metropolis of tho territory and where ho and his misguided followers first raised the stai 3 and stripes built a city of tents and issued tho first newspaper but they wore alerwards arrested by tho authority of tho Government and compelled to eek other quartets Capt iiyne always contended that tile Cherokee Nation novcr had any title to this strip or outlet but that it was tho propei ty of tho United States Government and therefore subject to occupancy by its citiens under the Squatter Sovereignty act and his views upon that subject have lecently been confirmed by tho judgment of our highest courts in a suit to settle tho conflicting lights of tho United States and tho Cheiokco Nation to this valuahlo strip which completely sweeps away the Cherokee claim and makes the Government an offer of 125 per acre a more- act of generosity The court decided last week that the only titlo the Cheiokces over had to tho strip was a mere casement and that by their own voluntary acts they had forfeited all their rights thereto Oklahoma proper as originally or- ¬ ganised aud thrown open to settle ment in April 1889 is comparatively a small territory only embracing a a little over ono aud a half million acres all tho desirable claims of which Was taken up by homesteaders within tho ilrst ton days and thousands of others had to return homo without securing a claim Sinco that time by an act of Congress tho limits of tho territory has been extended 60 as to embrace tho Chorokco strip No Mans Land and tho dllTcront Indian reservation owned and occupied by tho Choyonnes Arrapahoce Iowas Potawatomics Sacs and Foxes and other tribes Thcso tribes havo all held negotiations with tho Commis i sioners appointed by our Government and have agreed to dissolve their tribal relations and havo lauds al- ¬ lotted to them in severalty After their allotments arc nadc tho balanco of their reservations they havo sold to tho Government at 125 per acre The allotments aro now going on by tho commission appointed for that purpose and will be completed at an early day and then within the lcxt sixty days all this valuable and fertile territory embracing nearly 15000000 acies will be by the proclamation of the President thrown open for settle- ¬ ment to actual scttleis for homesteads only Every man or woman twenty one years of age or any head of a family will bo entitled toa homestead of 100 acres who will be required to make certain iinpiovcincuts live upon and occupy it for five years and at the expiration of that time they aic entitled to a patent by paying the fees oftho legister etc which will not amount in the aggregate to moro than 1750 These reservations embrace some very fertile and valuable land and the rush to secure desirable claims when opened will bo equal to that of April SJ and will afford an opportunity to our Kentucky friends who may desire to do so to secure valuable homes at a mere nominal price many of which aro now worth 20 an acie The Cherokee strip lies on the south urn line of Kansas and has an average length cast and west of over 200 miles and is 58 miles wide All of which as well as the balance of tho and in tho territory has been fciir voyed and sub divided into town- ¬ ships and sections and contains nearly 7000000 acres and is legaidcd as be- ¬ ing much moro fertile and valuable taking it as a body than any land in any of tho States or territories yet opened for frottloinont Thoro are many hundreds of families now living tcmpoiaiily on the southern border of Kansas awaiting the opening of the Chorokco strip but as hcic will prob ¬ ably have to be further legislation by Congiess bcfoic it can be opened many of them will move into tho reservations recently purchased No Mans Land h a stiip of country 10 miles wido and 150 miles long bounded by tho Indian Tcriitory Kansas Colorado and Now Mexico and was once a part of tho Uepublic of Texas When Texas was admitted to the Union the law was in force that no slavostato should bo created noith of JIG degrees SO minutes To coin ply with tho law Toxas ceded this strip of land which lay noi th of that Hue to the United States and tho southern boundary of No Mans Land was fixed on Mason and Dixons line No Mans Laud now constitutes tho county of Beaver with a land ofllcc at IlttfYaio and is la t filling up with an an ontcrprhing population of western pioneers Having como thi ough the State of Kansas in tho night I cannot speak from pergonal observation of tho con dition oftho glowing ciops except Sumner county which joins the Cher okee strip and which is admitted to be tho best agricultuiil county in the State Tho Assessors books show that this county had 221000 acres in wheat this j car and is estimated to pi oduco 25 bushels peracic showing tho enormous yield of 5525000 bushels for one county As to tho yield por acre from what I havo seen I do not think there is any exaggeration The corn ciop is enormous although there has been too much rain dining the season which is something un ¬ usual for Kansas Many of tho corn fields that I have oxamined will pro- ¬ duce from 50 to 75 bushels to tho acre and as lo vegetables I never saw any ¬ thing to equal tho prospects Thoy have fruits of every description in the greatest abundance and nice ripe peaches aro a drug in the market at 25 cents a bushel ¬ ¬ ¬ JH IS i f Cx DEALERS IN m Goods in Staple f and Faney Dry far the largest and handsomest stock of Dress Goods and Novelty Suitings in the market and all paid for ¬ stock of Torchon Atremenduou sosiery all Table Linenspaid for be-Edg ¬ bought and si -- - fore the McKinley Bill was passed -- jr y i WELLSA MUG i C i have more Carpets than all the town put together We are the only house that carries the best brands such as LOWELLS HARTetc etc and FORDS BROMLEYS which they sell as low as other ¬ HOUSES SELL INFERIOR 5 MAKES fM fi f i WELLS t H AZELRIGG m sEo and Misses Shoes j - ScSc-0 r i7 Made Shoes J Johnsons the cllcaPest m America and every pair warranted A Iso nand- - Sts tf Mi DWELLS wsi tl HAZELRIQG dont dcal Trash For Honest Goods and honest Treatment go to WBLI NEWS OF THE WEEK KASSSLiRXCS rt iS CS i I Tho cholera is increasing at Mecca The death list is daily inci casing Tho Lexington base ball club has has disbanded and the players havo found positions clscwhcic Hon John J Ingalls has made an engagement to lecturo in Lexington on Monday August 10 at Woodland Patk A large ciowd Avill doubtless greet tho ex Senator An Impeiial ukase is being prepared compelling foreigners doing business in llussia to cither become naturalicd citiens within five yeais or be ex- ¬ pelled from tho country Love after making a Aeronaut balloon ascension at rndlanapolis Tuesday fell 000 feet and was not killed although he iil die Tho parachute failed to open y T PAINT nv Stoi JT r Paper Ticture Frames V ft X il X JR B WJ d ijr yf ZA pj pyyy -- - 1 James W Miller who in times was Postmaster at llamil ton Boone county has received a voucher for 18 salary earned thirty years ago ante-bellum XT - pure cider vinegar X o AANarvest8r0il - Two men who wcro on an ccploiing tiip in the burninglicpublic lion mine Mitlbcuted near Marquette Mich Tuesday The lire has been i aging since Monday morning hen it caught from a surface blaze Tho loss already exceeds if 100000 and 1200 men arc rendcicd idle Glass potty Oils S j J Kentucky Fairs J lM J A statement prepared at tho Post office Department shows that tho num- ¬ ber of post oflices in tho couni ty Juno 10 1891 was 01311 as follows First class 110 second class 550 thii d class John Myford and Harry Boyd two 2270 fourth clrss 01119 This is an young Monongahcla City miners Increase of 2000 offices dining the year X 7 Tho Grand Jury of New York City returned an indictment Thuisday J A G TltlMllLE Pythian University Tho titlo deed convoying tho malo seminary to tho Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Tennessee and to tho Supremo Lodge of tho World of jthat order wcro registered Thursday Liberal donations havo been made to it by both bodies for tho foundation of a Pythian University of tho highest grade It is believed that it will interest tho assistance of tho order not only in this Stato but elsewhere Kowona Lodge at Gallatin is entitled Tito to great credit for its enterprise grounds convoyed aro about ten acres situated in a commanding elevation near town and admirably adapted to Gallatin Tonn Special tho purpose to Courier Journal fought with baro knuckles according against Chas O O llcnuessy city to pri7o ring rules Thursday In the editor of the New York Daily Nows fourth lound Boyd killed Myford with GovMcrriam of Minnesota stopped charging him with misdemeanor for tho proposed light in St Paul between a blow on the neck publishing an account of tho cloctocu Hall and Fitzsiminons set for Wed ¬ The Press Bureau of tho Farmers tiou at Sing Sing Tho law of tho nesday night Tho Governor tlueat Is at present va- - Alliance at Washington State forbids tho publication of tho eued to dcclaro tho Sheriffs ofllcc sending out circulars to ho allowed tho fight to proceed very busy caut if dotails of an execution Tho caso will to hold back The Mayor and city police wero for farmers advising them bo defended on the ground that tho tho mill but Gov Morriam sont tho tho wheat crop for higher prices law is unconstitutional sinco it inter- ¬ Courier Journal First Regiment Minnesota National feres with the liberty of tho press Guard to back up tho Sheriff Tho Tennessee cattle owners protest club loses 12000 Tho Cincinnati Enquirer is tolling against tho quarantine regulations es ¬ this ouo on Joo Blackburn Thcro is Tho statuo of Gen Stonewall Jack- ¬ tablished by Secretary Itusk Thoy a rather rough thing on Senator Joo son was unvailed at Lexington Va allcgo that no disease provails among Tuesday with appropriate ccromonics their stock and tho order will ruin Blackburn at present Ho mado a which wore participated in by 15000 tho trade Senator Bate will present speech on tho now Constitution in Gen Jubal A Early deliv- ¬ tho rcinonstrauco to tho Washington which ho favored it Tho speech was people printed in painphlot form and now ered tho oration He ended his speech authorities tho Republicans aro mailing tho speech 1 as follows Lot mo concludo by say¬ A Columbus Intl special to the all over tho Stato as a campaign doc- ¬ ing and let every honest hearted Con- ¬ federate who fought bravely In the Louisvillo Times under dato of July ument This is tho first timo that tho war say If I should over apologizo 21th says A Brown county Town ¬ Republicans have over acknowledged for any part or action taken by mo hi ship Trusteo yesterday shipped John that u Democrat entertained views to tho war may tho lightning of a right- Iledgcr wlfo and ten children to Mt suit them A fow friends of Mr eous heaven blast mo from earth and Sterling Ky Sovcn children of thcso Blackburn do not apnrcciato tho way may I bo considered a spawn to tho paronts wcro left behind making a Republicans havo grabbed up Mr Blackburn family of sovontccn children in all earth by all honest men ¬ Fair dates as far as havn ported The following is a list of Kentucky fa Harrodsburg July 2S 5 days Columbia August 4 1 days Danville Aujrust davs Campbellsville August 11 4 days mciioiasviuo August 114 days Sharpsburg August 115 days Lebanon August 184 days Maysvillc August 185 days Springfield August 251 davs Loximrton Aiumst 9fi R toa Quv u vitujo Jiai usto wn September days Bowling Green Scntombor 1 r days Paris Septcmbor days Ellabethtown Septcmbor days Winchester Soptcmbor S 5 days Horso Cave Soptombcr 154 days Cynthiana Soptombcr 15 4 days uiasgow boptombcr 234 days vweii3uoro uctoucr U 5 days Paducah October 113 days 4-- -1 - 14 15 84 Children Cry for Pitchers Castor v d gbvi AftJMttBfcJittw i ueWMMjiTriuiJfuiiJtavjninxuiziajxrit Lj THE MT STERLIHO ADVOCATE TUESDAY CORRESPONDENCE Sharpsburer Itoms News comes of a terriblo tragedy that was enacted between Paris and Millorsburg on Sunday morning A negro named John Craig who had es ¬ caped from tho Harrison county jail whoro ho had been confined on a tho chargo of murder entered house of a Mr Conway and beforo ho could bo arrested in his murderous assaults killed Mr and Mrs Prank Conway and Charles Conway their son and badly wounded two oihers of of tho family Tho negro- was evi- ¬ dently crazy as ho had novey known tho family and could have had no Ho causo of griovanco against them used a part of a cradlo blade to do his desperate work A son of Mr Frank Conway and several neighbors camo to the rescue and killed tho murderous brute Mr Curry Hoflinan was at tho scene of tho tragedy soon after tho occurrence and to whom wo aro in ¬ debted for tho details says that ho has never witnessed anything so torrible Tho excitement in tho noighboi hood is very high as the people attacked were quiet rcspectablo and industrious citizens - xuiMuan0npiiLJiiMvia JUIT 28 IS 91 NOT vmrnrit0UfiivJtm3imi4tmiinrsxKur2xmwrmB3am the advocate Clark County F I- Business Mention THE COUNCIL FUSS Doesnt affect mo I havo quit busi ¬ ness nnd thoso knowing themselves indebted to mo must 60ttlo in tho next ton days by cash or nogotiablo note or they will find thoir accounts in tho hands of an oillccr 50 2t J M Daily Sutton mean to lead tho furniture They have tho largest and and most complete Hue- in tho city and at lowest prices Ss 17-4t Kentucky Central R R BLUE 1 It 4 Fulton Greene of Sldovicw was in town last week The Clark county P and L U met at tho Court IIouso Saturday and was Collections are slow in all lines of tho day1 business just now In session tho greater part of picnic accounts the adjustment of tho J 11 Mason of tho Mt Sterling election of officers and tho discussion Advocate was hero last Saturday of political and fraternal aftaira cou Considering tho lateness of its sumingmost of tho time planting tho tobacco crop is looking Tho treasurers report showed that well nearly all tho claims on account of the A much needed rain fell through ¬ picnic had been paid and that there sufllciont funds on hand to dis ¬ out this section last Thursday and 1Tas Friday charge all claims outstanding ¬ The election of officers for tho en Having failed to put in our appear ¬ suing year resulted as follows viz ance last week wo give tho news of White President W D two weeks this time IIuls Vice President Dr J A Snow Communion services wove held at den Secretary P E Allen Treasurer tho First Presbyterian church last Kidcr Chas Swift Lecturer L W 11 Lecturer J P Davis Sunday morning at oclock Assistant Miss Kittio Wood and Master Joe Chaplain A J Lisle Doorkeeper J Assistant Doorkeeper J II Wood havo returned from a weeks pianton u u visit to their aunt Mrs Win Duck- ¬ Sergeant-ai-armKindred worth at Thompsons station Allen Business Agent Tho following resolutions wnicu mo Mr Waller Sharp who lias been n1fnxnlanatory wero adopted viz two vny f ick with typhoid fever That tho Democratic Resolved wi rkn is slowly convalescing Sho is members of tho P and L U of Clark beiupr nursed during her illnc by county arc heartily in favor of tho Mi Lou Latiii who has the reputa ¬ Jefforsonian doctrino of the treated tion ot being the best fever inirsu in good to the greatest number and of all this section tho equality of all men before tho law a that wo do not believe in organizing ¬ The misses Peck gave an elegant re- ¬ therefore do not ap- ception at their beautiful homo near third party and con- ¬ town to their many friends on tho prove of tho action taken by tho met in Cincinnati last night of tho 17th inst which was vention that well attended there being over ono May That wo seek to reform hundred invited guests present The Resolved old hospitable mansion was brilliant with and purify tho management of tho opposed lights and was tastefully decorated political parties that we arc of with flowers and evergreens Re to monopolies and combinations oppress tho pcope freshments wero sorved during tho capital that would but do not desiro to sco injustice done evening after which tho dining hall whethor was turned into a ball room and the to auv class of our citizen and do not desiro to dis- ¬ lovers of tho Terpsichorcan art trip ¬ rich or poor turb any class or condition of men in ped tho light fantastic until tho weo roligious sma hours of the morning Tho hostho enjoyment of their civil tesses wero assisted in receiving by political rights or That wo wish to make Miss Mary Goodpastcr and Mr Willie Resolved agency Ramsey of 0 wingsville Tho evening tho Alliance a great educational together to study was highly enjoyed by all present to bring tho people and discuss the great public questions everything passed off quietly ami tho of the day and to watch tho interest event was undoubtedly the greatest all social treat- of tho season The young of agriculture and labor so that us may act unitedly ladies looked charming and lovely tho interested with and Willi intelligence when caucii on young gentlemen looked handsome to vote or to discharge any duty of and gallant and wo suspect that tho citizenship artful cupid was abroad in the gay P D WiiiTn Pros throng Ever after wc have grown J A Euuank Secy old and feeble and the recollections of Winchester Democrat the past have become faint and indis- ¬ tinct wo can look back upon tho IN MEMORIAM Misses Pecks reception as ono of the Lewis M Ricketts most pleasant and bright memories of I Died at Winchester Ky July 3 1891 our youth All of tho local belles and beaux wero out in full force and tho ApiA Lodge No 322 P A M Camargo Ivy July o io ji following were present from other towns From Owingsvillc Misses fWn innro tho nicsscuicr of death and sum- Nora Peters Mary Goodpastcr Lilly has alarmed our outer door moned a brother to tho presence of tho Fratman Anuio Conner Jane Good ¬ Grand Master Wo honored and loved pastcr and Agues Catlett and Mcssrr him for his life was honest and use- ¬ Willie Ramsey Leo Brother Alex ful and his heart kind and affectionate We will miss him in tho daily Conner Levi Young Oscar Brother walks of life and those spheres of ac- ¬ Clarence McAlister and Clarke Bas tion where mcus impress is made on com from Mt Sterling Miss Vcnia their fellows Therefore bo it Oldham and Messrs Bob Ilazelrigg Resolved That in tho death of Bro G McCue Bridges White Dick LowisM Ricketts society has lost a J Chiles James Vorls and Allio Ratliff comuseful and honored membor tho munity a benefactor and Freemasonry from Carlisle Mr Frank Kennedy a shining light whoso brightness will from Winchester Mr JuniiTs McCli be sadly missed when the mystic cir- ¬ mons cle joins handB around our common - U Mooting SPRING POETRY -- GRASS ROUTE PROM Shortest and Quickest Route BUT CENTRAL KENTUCKY TO ALL POINTS Cassidy Will IT For cash wo defy competition in both quality andipuices on furniture 17 lt Gassihy Ss Sutton Mr W S Caldwell wants those who aro owing him to know that his accounts aro now all mado out and ready for collection Theso accounts positively must bo closed He desires to give no one- trouble but must have tho money due him - ill p0r XOBTII SOUTH Through daily train service between Cincinnatiand Middlcsborough uiui points on u iv m n jv Schedule In KCcet Slay Soullillouud 10 1631 TlnrrJ PD k ipi Lu Cincinnati Cinlnuton Lu An- Dilly No 1 ess Ka Unity Lino 8 00 pill S Gxpin 0 Hi mi I No 5 Accm Unlly l bun i ii 4 Noiil inn 1SMI Gents Wear Ie tyntldauiArr raili ftSiir Itlinxtii Lo Pim Wliiehu Iiu lEicmuoml A Iurnltuout1i - - J2 1 1 8 10 n in S IS n in l JS a in 10 W t in 11 In u in W 11 2 12 10 12 0 10 21pm 11 Vlpm Wpm oupm 32pm iiiipm 1 10pm s- lr FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms Mits L L IlAituis Dornuwaii a can find it ii0 2t hi You Dim cigar Gay Settles Ss Cos Ledger ofllcc Now York Sept 20 87 Rctsof Rook Lump Salt gives entire satisfaction It is tho purest lump SPRING salt I havo ever used and no stock farm should bo without it ROBERT BONNER Mr Bonner is owner of For Maud S 2 0SJ Rarus 2 13 Dexter Ait der 1a o Ninclu stei Air Uiehiimnil m mil i III a in m- Hlpill 7 OOjiiii 0 i 7 7 ripiii lplfl opni Upm lo it Ie Ih inlcin iu- ionuut ueiea LUtiiKton - -- in 2 01 m 11 0 p ui 3 15 pi m ol l 0 4 1 GOODS AtiLoiliin ro p in ou p m 5 3J p in a 11 p m Liellnevlllo 11 e Miildli IioioiiKh 7 X n 111 A IT CuinUuil n inpi SO p in lpin li u Coiliin Lie lliu bmirville 217and Sunol209 Arrklllco - IM Coiliin Liu W lltiaiiiplmig 1 SO 1 4S p m 6 20 pin 1 ji m This salt is sold only by Chiles Thompson Ivt- Itichinond IM Ltiicutoi Air Stanford So 4 S 45 p m 20 p ui pm Vegetable fresh and nice receive every day at Gay Sei les is Co 50 2t T H Carter has his tin ¬ shop at his residence on High Dr J K Kutnewsky is located on street till he can rebuild his the Gen Dick Williams place and will store on East Main street attend to all calls tf He is prepared to do all work in his line such as Roofing Storage Storage Guttering etc etc For first Also class work give him a call he Big lot of grain bags never fails to give satisfaction for sale or rent to his customers 44 tf Spring Hats IX- - Noith lloittid Daily Kpit is No 2 Dally 7 No 4 No It KVMU1 Daily Newest Styles Shoes and Slippers IMMiutnnl 12 Lie Laiiea ter S Air UUliiiiond c LieUllIco WllllaVbB Le Coiliin E Air 2 a LieCnnrid Hap Le MlddlesboimiuVi c 2 Lielineilllc Aire oi bm LioCoibin Lu lmdoii 00 SO 7 10 H o3 IS am am am J- 8 50 km it 33 asi Ii X1 II vS 15niu 3JU Ulll ¬ - Caldwell wants tho nionoy on account you aro owing him You FOR Nicest line of groctiics and canned that must pay it at once goods in the city at Gay Settles Co 0 2t For Sale GENTS LADIES CHILDRENS WEAR Dr II C Kchoe uses tho Pratt sys- ¬ On EastMain street ono of tho most tem in treating piles fistula and all desirable homes in Mt Sterling chronic diseases tf Frame house of S rooms halls porches etc in excellent repair splendid cis- ¬ The fullest lino of delicacies to be tern good garden spot ilrst class ETC TRUNKS VALISES found in the city at Gay Settles neighborhood in fact everything to 50 2t Co malcQ it a desirable piece of property All just received and sold a Must be sold in order to settle up an Wo want butter eggs chickens and estate Terms reasonable all country produce and will pay the bed rock prices by J W Bimnopcws highest market price Mt Storling Ky Gay Settles Ss Co 50 2t Wo handle none but tho best good3 All Parties indebted to us and soil them at reasonable prices Gay Settles Ss Co will please call and settle its 50 2t W S -- Tamj Gaitskill Air Lie Lie Air llvinjrutnn lierea LhiiijtAton Itiehmoiid Air Wlnclic le 12 lrt nn 12 llipm ti is am H 3i am ft Main 4niiL VI 21 am 11 Oltim 11 13 am 7 W Itlchmoud 05 m 12 1 1 ill pm 40 11 XI lAUlmii Lie jntliiana Liu Inlmouth Air Collusion Air t Incliiniti Lio Mluelieetcr Air Kills Lio Lexington tiT m aiq lOnui 7 7 7- M pm pm pm pm pm r 9 pm 0 1 pm 0 45 pm 4 23 4 4H 7 4511111 00 urn 2 2 pm pm 33 8 21 fl 21 10 4u 10 55 am inn inn 11111 2 43 pm 15 4 10 5 40 f HI 3 IJ pn am pm inn pm MAYSV1LLE BRANCH Xorth Uouctl Lvo Covington Lie l iiistun Lto- I iiU An- Mtllcrstimg An LnrlUlo Air Johnson An Maysvlllo HHI11 7 CO 1111 7 f3 n 111 S 18 Dally No 10 L t No 12 Daily sun pm pm Pill pill Lo Cincinnati 00 pm 3 0n m 0 31 11 1 10 to fl a 111 0S - 0 5 20 II IB CO Im 7 51 pm 3 i0 pill TOM F ROGERS Maysville Street iirsTl-nus-- Pptith llonnd Unify JvASici 7 C V 1 No U Dailv Mill jvu jinyM we need our money and must have it A Now Meat Merchant lw l 11 doliiisoi o Im1 Cassidy Notlco Smith ¬ ¬ Tho members of tho Howards Mill order of F Ss L U aro requested to meet at lodgo room on Aug 8th at 2 oclock as thoro will bo business of importance to come up beforo the order R M Moxtjoy President ¬ 11 Resolved That as a mail his walk was upright and his acts such as to tho respect and esieem oi iur Ihrnn who dcnloro his loss and mourn his sudden death Resolved That wo tender his rela tives and friends our condolence and heartfelt sympathy praying for thorn tho balm of Gods comfort and tender mercy Resolved That theso resolutions bo spread on tho record books of this lodge a copy bo furniuhed tho family of tho deceased and ono to Mason uuu - Jiuyavuic i LOUge JSO Sjtajat his lodge wear tho usual badge Also Of mourning for thirty days that tho county papers bo requested to publish tneso resolutions J D Tipton iki Com J D RiciiAiiDSON T N Pemiy J - altar July 1st wc began to soil for cash only and all accounts must bo paid as Cassidy Ss Sutton funeral dircctorf wo want to square our books oinhaliners and undertakers every ¬ During tho picnic a match game of 50 2t Gay Settles Co thing in this line now and first class ball was played between the Sharps satisfaction guaranteed gcntlo horses To All Whom It May Concern burg club and a picked nine from and reasonable prices Bethel and tho Fair Sherburne grounds The picked nine was not in My son James Roach is now about The largest lino of it from tho start and at no time was 20 years of age and not being able to fly nets tho result in doubt Tho scoro stood give him anything I now give him and 23 to 3 in favor of Sharpsburg and his time until ho is of age and allow lap dusters they won with hands down Tho him to trade in liU own name and to at 19 2t lino features of tho gamo wore Lattas receive all that ho may earn and own Owen Laughlins pitching Morris batting and Boyds all property ho may acquire but I will Remember Cassidy Ss Suttons low Fielding Tho Sharpsburgs have not bo liable for any debts ho may ac- ¬ prices on furniture for cash 47 lt materially strengthened their team by quire having Latta for Pitcher as ho docs Wm Ro ach Look Here work worthy of a professional in that This July 21st 1801 50 lt line Hiscos 17-lt Mr Charles Lapplc of Cincinnati formerly cutter for Nunncllcy Bros this city has bought tho butcher busi ¬ ness of W C Allen on East Main street and is now in possession Every housekeeper of this city knows Mr Lapplo as a butcher and meat cutter and will not forget him in his now quarters He will slaughter the best corn fed cattle sheep and hogs and will run a first class establish ment in city style IIo will also han dle poultry etc JU tf ky All i a An Lpinton AirLoiiKtun An- iYrfc liiclmmtl JIUNSON 0 mi 37 W a m nil 7 7 s 10 j0 is a m 0 pm 2 27 pin 20 pm for sale I lOJSniu Ciiieiniiati Ohio 4Uilin ssniu JI I 45 4 lo 7 00 tl 37 43 pm pm pm pm jim W S Triv Iiiviitfr Aat have more school desks I than need and will sell a desks ¬ number of the Triumph No at very low figures School No Dull irii Trustees should avail them- r No selves of this opportunity to cure good seats very cheap MRS L- - se- ¬ L HARRIS vxcept Munlm between ineiniinti anil LexliiRton Lexinstmi Ai romuiiKliitinii Umiis Lexnijtoii 10 00 am AnhiM in ijiin 7 Ildiniiuth criuiinoilitloii U in chimin 5 45 pin Aiinen Kiilmniitli 7 40 iliil exeept uiidi No Leu r rnlinouti a ooiim rrivcii Cincinnati 7 5rAiiuilnl exeept sind i Nim nnd i imiko ronnerliim 11 nicheHtcr for M I puiul mi tin N N Nn iii tliKitijrh can finni iiK lnnnti to Jliilillclinmii ih mid limb iliin ip 11ml nil in teiiiu diili ntitiiii and I iins ilnlv Dull 5 10 C P ATM ILL KrNVT JliinnKcr ta iii Iun Act teneral unices Lotiinvilli- Kj fi r II- - JIOKSH Kt wt lionl Ollice liauilwr of tuniineuu lilili linti O No Daily to all point i vupt Iiiwlaiul Di vifcinu M hii li iitdiih Minda Ni2 Uiiih daily A oin U iiiLton lo Cliicinti No 1ltinw daily So I llundaily fi om all ntntlons except tho lioiilnuil DitiKlnii Mliieli is daily ex titMiudaj Iir - 1 Nm D1II1 PnriHiinil ae 11111 ¬ 1 1 111 Goodwins HIGH SCHOOL Mt Sterling LEXINGTON KY i Ky BOYS FIFTH SESSION WILL BEGIN lEpSfeeeipsaaj All Vouched Forr Notice Having determined to close out and settle up my business at Mt Storling from and after July 1st 1891 my terms will bo cash or not over 30 days All bills will bo presented tlio first of each month Special Bargains in Clothing and Hats until stock is W Meal S f H5 LAND STOCK AND CROP m Mark Corbin of Bath shipped from t his nlace on Saturday for Eastern parties 195 head of export caltlo that averaged 1450 lbs and were bought closed at ojc Land of Losing Messrs Rowland ton havo sold to Parrish Ss Bailey St Louis a fino saddlo maro for 1000 Sho was well bred and wcll gaited Caldwell Hon W V Lucas cs State Auditor of Iowa says I havo used Cham- ¬ berlains Cough Romedy in my family and havo no hesitation in saying it is an excellent remedy I belicvo all that is claimed for it Persons afflict- ¬ ed by a cough or cold will find if a friend Thero is no danger from whooping cough whon this romedy is freely given 50 cent bottles for sale by T G Julian You must pa your notes and accounts due us We must have the money and can not afford to indulge you longer without serious injury SEPTEMBER M I 1891 Prin For catalogue and other Information call on or iulilic n J GOODWIN Mt Storllnff Ky 2f 28 11 11 Compslilion Opsn to the World k 29 t to our business R 49-3- W S C LDWELL E Hazeluigg- Mangr - ID A PIATT7 Onice Ul VETERINARY SURGEON The most attractive program ever offered t- TWO RACES EACH DAY The largest lino of Jly nets ami lap dusters r Lock w io n Mt Tiiompns Staiili Sterling Ky trCC FriJCii Ldles and Children Admitted Kiec the Klnt Day Mdall t to do custom iCall at W S Caldwells at onco and work for any who need it on uv tho account now past due It Fridaj of any week I make piaust bo paid bolted or unbolted meal Sugar cured hams dried beef and juitiy moats at Gay Settles Cos 2t L- i am prepared Crab tho Orchard Springs 19 2t at Owen LauglhrV Wo lmtclicr nono but tho choicest animals When you want a juicy steak or a tender roast go to Gay Settles Ss Co fi0 2t t0 Fm- JosiAir Lindsay Mt- Sterling Ky - Tills old nnil fninoun rcnort In now open for hisoii of JbJl Minuted on tha nlopo of the Ctiinbctliuid mountains 113 mile Miitli of JouU villi1 In Uio henltliicist part of Kentucky nnd with Kimoiii Sulphur nnd Jlinljbeato wntcr of iini miulled excellence it nflonU rnro Induce ¬ ment and attractions to visitors Jloti t nnn ied by Miss Annie McLaugHllni of Lexington Ky llntes f 00 to M00 per day nnd if 12J00 to 1800 per week nccimlliitf to roonm CO It CASH--- - Hpcclnl CraliiH on nt IxcurHUui rntc u all rnlrond lor furtlier information ntui cjitultijinc ud drchH Hie Uccrutury GEO H WHITNEY Pros TH05L MARTIN Socrotorjr Fiuth vogfiiibletFine fruits - phildren Cry for Pitchers Castoria Storage Storage Also Big lot of grain bags for sale or rent I 1 TAim Gaitskill Oliolcu nioats Full line of canned gQod at Gay Settles 50 2t Co iwui0i T -- jpsjatq THE MT STEBLING- ADVOCATE - i the advocate FELINE FELICITY Iiirace k Loan toRYh Mncy Bnircd Co wm Jif TUESDAY JULY 2S IS 91- - ft M I1 I A Fifth Avenue Household Pot That In as Tenderly Cured Tor nx it Unlit Boarding tho top of n Fifth nvonuo Btago going north tlio other day I wit ¬ nessed an amusing a well as a novel eight On top of this stngo conch were seated soveral passenger but what particularly interested them wns a par- ¬ ty of two handsomo young misses ac ¬ companied by a woman who appeared to bo their governess and a pretty mu- ¬ latto girl having on a nursos cap and a whito apron In hnr lap apparently Bleeping peacefully lay a baby richly attired in a long whito dress trimmed with old point laco of a flno texture and a cap a marvel of milliners work consisting of a mass of whito laco and T F ROGERS Mt Sterling Ky Mm jmpf MR WSfMnffi2iZ HB t 3ter -- f np GO If ffl n x ORIENT Fire Insurance- Company 1743S0270 Hartford Connecticut TRADERS Fire Insurance Company 1 4 0 G 40009 Illinois Chicago MERCHANTS Fire Instiranco Com 1528- Newark New Jersey aii 7S120 BENEFIT COVENANT Association ¬ 3lll S0 Hk Roller Mills M SLlDGMUPt PROPRIETORS I J 4 tt n it passed Sho rested quietly until tho stage reached tho stables and tho party alighted evidently well pleased with their outing They soon drew tho at- ¬ tention of tho urchins who wero playing about tho stables One boy in partic- ¬ ular a messenger seemed to have do signs on littlo Kitty whoso tail had becomo exposed and which ho fre- ¬ ribbons For a timo babys face was invisible Tho younger of tho two girls seemed more deeply concerned than did tho other in tho welfare of tho nursos little charge for sho frequently loaned over caressing and speaking to it in terms of affectionato baby talk and con stantly referring to tho many virtues playfulness and tho intelligence of which was evi dear little Kitty dently tho littlo ones name Kitty had by this limo begun to show signs of restlessness Tho nurse trying to quiot it patted fondled and spoko to it in an ulfectionato manner with no apparent effect for it suddenly humped its littlo back and startled the passengers by mewing with all the musical qualities of a full Hedged feline and what was apparently a precious baby turned out to be a bona fide cat with a white head a faco no prettier than tho general run of midnight disturbers of peaceful slumber Tho lower portion of pussios body was invisible owing to its long giirmcnt Noamount of baby talk would soothe poor ruffled Kitty and tho nurse was rownrded for her endeavors to quiet it by receiving scratches from her unruly charge Tho younger of tho ladies then took charge of pussie bestowing inoro caresses upon it than would fall to the lot of one quarter of tho babies of the town Kitty seemed to tako more kindly to tho young miss who held her so that sho could see everything that ¬ ¬ Payments made bi monthly or annually Life Insurance at actual cost fW MSmSyZiM mSmmB jPiPMHBHPH mWzX WXti8m W a i iTlffTTlMi Maiiufnctmcrs of mid dealers In tlio Ccicbiatccl CROWN and MONARCH FLOUrf Siimstuff anfl Bran Always oi nana The highest MARKET price paid for WHEATM t mmm iwi n m jM For comparison with Old Line Companies 3019 per Ago 39 they charge 1000 if 1423 COVENANT MUTUAL only 9 We represent L Sayings ouisville 5000000 ¬ Loan and Building Company SURGEON and SPECIALIST of Cincinnati O formerly Resi- ¬ dent Physician of the PmiMDniriiiA Gknerai Hospital and Puvsiciak-in-Ciiaro- e of tlio Onio Medical Ikstituik lm for thirty yearn devoted hi attention to the treatment of CHRONIC NERVOUS FEMALE AND SURGICAL DISEASES such a Bronchitis Catarrh Cough Rheumatism all diseases of the Stomach Bowels Rectum Liver Kidnoys Bladder Sexual Organs Heart Nerves and Brain diseases of tho Eye and Ear Deformities etc HE AVILL BE AT THE The well known WHHaHKifflHHHHW vaL juisfrrJi BffAr JLM - LEADING STOCKMEN RECOMMEND RETS0F ROCK SAL the ordinary salt that there is no comparison Sold only by H It is so much better than NATIONAL HOTEL MT STERLING Saturday KY Authorized Capital August8th His 13th Regular Visit and ecessivo heat is unknown In eastern Oregon and Washington tho climato is difletcnt Tlio dry season of summer is more protracted the rainfall is Icta and the heat is greater though it is never excessive Tho winters are raider but of short duration the snowfall is light and bel dom lies long in tho valleys and live stock ranges on tho plains all winter thriving on tho natural grasses without other food except when the miow is unusually deep or the cold period unusually protracted Senator Dolpii In Forum Oregons Mild Winters Tlio climato of both Oregon and Washington is mild and equable In western Oregon and Washington it is difficult to draw tho lines that divide tho seasons Winter is usually a wet season but thero are often long periods of perfect weather in February and March Flowers frequently bloom in tho open air in January and green fields of growing grass and grain may WHY IS THE bo boon all winter Once or twico dur ing mo wmier a low tneiies of snow falls but it disappears rapidly OBNftfMEN At intervals of several years occurs a THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY Is a no tacks or winter with ten days or two weeks of toIthurt seamless shoe withtho best lino war thread tho feet matlo of calf stjlUli and easy and because tee maJte more hoe of thU freezing weather and a considerable grade than any other matmfactttrer It equals hand owed shoes costing from 8ID0 to 83 00 fall of snow Tho summers aro cool ffiC 00 Jcniiluc Hand Honed thoflnettcalf quently pulled much to tho annoyanco of her cattail ip delayed Tho ladies became annoyed at tho Persons consulting T F ROGERS Co bottle for examinationhim should bring from two to four ounces of their urine iu a clean amount of attention they attracted Patients treated by mall or express hul when possible personal consultation is preferquickened their pace and disappeared able List of questions sent on application up tho street with tho nurso and tho All Consultations Correspondence and Cases Strictly ConGdential much potted and dressed Inline Treatment sent C Oi D to any part of tho United States and Canada Address ttith Ask my nsenta for W I Douglas Shoe Verily tho lot of this feline is one of postage or rtply If riot lor mile In ottr plnco milt Dr C H B0GMAN Box 703 Cincinnati 0 drnlnr In wend for cnlnloKiic necuro jour felicity New York Herald the nc flier mill set tlicm lor you E2TTAKJS NO hUHSTITUTEOJ Returning Every Fourth Week Thereafter Payments CO cents per month on K CCKSBITAT50N AND EXAMINATION IS mEUiuid ho will promptly tell you all about your Ulseaso una tho prospects of a cure lie undertakes no incurable cgtes IjADIEft nffllctod with any of the Ills Peculiar to their box mnv rnnmilf lilni witii nar Shares pays a profit of 480 in 7 feet coufldonco mid thu nssurauco of coitaln icllef and perinnnent cure Their ciue will receive tliut 11 ud anil considerate attention which all will appreciate Ills treatment pay 1450 years Borrowers always proves satisfactory Incut treatment Is seldom neeoearv Ovnriau Tumors lu their earlier slageB 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 Iits cured by n never falling treatment Mcnfnoss mauy cases can bo cured Concent permanently removed from tho most delicate organs by our own peculiar method littlo or no rxin no loss of blood no knife or caustic the only jiotitivc cure Strlctnro Vnrlcocclc Hydrocele Spermatorrhea and nil unnatural dlschurera permanently cured MEN of all ages who suffer from Indiscretion and excesses will benefit by ourcoumel Business solicited in any of the mid treatmout If llicy observe certain bodlmentx In the urine or Irritation of the urinsry organs they should consult us without delay We restore all tueh cases Tho doctor treats with unfailing success nil forms of Rcctnl ninense such ns PIIch Agents wanted for FlHtnln above lines Fisnuro and JlcornMou of the Ilowcl hy a method of his own discovery He guarantees all cases pula or detention f COVENANT MUTUAL Benefit As- ¬ without Intcrfercnco Is 10m business best of Judgment In all cases ofia saves time considered tho Enrly money and health sociation Thoducccss attained In tho treatment of the cases which he makes his specialty Is trly phenomenal Wonderful Cures have been effected In old and UllHciUt cases which havo baffled the Yours Truly efforts of all others As his rooms aro usually crowded 11 is better to call early In the day to avoid being ¬ Chiles Thompson Co for the People I ix- - Clothing Hats Boots RIMBLE iJHARP Shoes ¬ ENTONS Tobacco Growers NORTHWEST COR 13th Association Warehouse MAIN 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 New Stock X Sts LOUISVILLE KY W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE iflJ Rates 156 per hhd 30 days free storage 25c per month after 30 days N o deduction for samples Mark your tobacco GROW- ¬ SHARP TRIMBLE DENTON ERS W T JOXKS of HOUSE llcury County Mnnninr HAKKV SNOOK ofShellijJCmmty Awt Manpr dipt B A Tracy Solicitor shoo ever offered for equals trench Imported shoes which cost from8U 83lto6UU XA 00 lliinil iiiwrd Welt Mtoc flno calf JJ stllah comfortable and durable Tho beet shoo ever offered at this prlco same grade as shoes costing from 000 to Jui OJO 30 lullro Miooi Farmers Itallrnad Men and LctterCarrlcrsall wear them flno calf seamless smooth Inside heavy three soles exten sion edite Ono pair will wear n year ICQ 30 fluo cnlfi no better shoo ever offered nt this prlco ono trial will convince thow who want a shoo for comfort and service ffiO -- nromid 8 J 00 WorkliiKiimns shoes - 1 4cry strong and durable Thoio hae given them n trial will wear no other makewho S JOO mid SI 71 school chnci nro IRriUC woru by tho uoj s e cry where they sell - V nntbclr merits ns tho Increasing sales show I JlH IAC 8300 Ilmiil NOiieil shoe best liongola very Ush equahFrcuih Imported shoes rostlngfrom Jl sti to 86uL OU lntllcM it30 bJOO nuil 8175 shoo for Mlssesare tho best flno Dongola btyllsh aud durable Cnulioii heo that W I Douglas namo prlco are stamped on tho bottom of each shoo and n i iaiuuuvs urocicton Moss 0 dba J IS IT WORTH SAVING It will cost you to sell nt any old Warehouse in Louisville a hhd of tobacco sunjiosiiifjr the hhd to net flO as follows Warehouso charges 200 Commission 100 10 lbs Sample 100 400 It will cost yon to sell 10 hhds at tho samo rate 4000 It will eot vou to sell at tho GROWERS HOUSE the same tobacco ono hhd 100 no deduction for sample no commission 10 hhds 1500 Showing a diitcrence in favor of tho GROWERS HOUSE of 2500 If you are in tho tobacco business for money and consider this little sum worth saving in tho salo of ten hhds of tobacco ship to tho GROWERS HOUSE M exican r Mustan T JLiniment o 1 ¬ sUUIC9 EHBGSEHOHHSSZZESaSESSE wamssnmEA 5SSS5EJ How Lamp Chlmncyn Woro Invented Lamp glasses were invented by Aimo GREEN CLAY CHENAULT Argand tho inventor of tho famous lamp and gas burner which bear his name Ho had been experimenting for fioino timo in trying to increase the light but to no purpose On tho table before him lay tho broken neck of an oil ilask This ho took up carelessly and placed it almost without thought I am prepared to do all kinds over tho wiak A brilliant ilauio was tho result and tho hint was not lost OF npon tho cxpermentalist who proceed ¬ Blacksmithing General Repairing ed to put his discovery into practical HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY operation at once Brooklyn Eagle SOLD UY A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long tested pain reliever BLACKSMITHIM Its for Infants and Children tht Castoria Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Eruetation Ellis Worms glvea sleep and promotes di portion Without injurious medication For sere ral years I havo recommcrded your Castoria and shall always continue to do so as it baa invariably produced bcncllclal results Edwin F PinnaE M D ThO Winthrop 155th Street and TUiAto Kew York City Coitpxkt 77 use is almost universal by the Housewife the Farmer the Stock Raiser and by every one requiring an effective liniment have reduced my prices to meet 1 for a hard times Only The use of Castoria is so unlTersal and its merits so well known that It seems a work Tho constitutional history of New around shoeing aud 10 per ccnt o of supererogation to endorse It Few are tho Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria York is very different from that of Now for cash within easy reach England Tho first instrument was CARLOS MlBTTir DD New York City adopted in 1777 tlio second in 1821 Special Attention Giyen to Steol Wort Bloomincdalo Kef ormed Church Late Pastor Several amendments wero added to Bring in your wood work I am tliis constitution from timo to timo and propjlrcd to do anything in this lino Tmt CiwrioB u comploto now constitution was adopt in llrot cfass style All work fully ed in 1810 This has sinco been rad guaranteed ically changed in somo of its most important provisions especially in tho judiciary artielo which is again under Thanking my customers for past consideration by a constitutional com- favors I solicit a continuation of their mission Tho numorous and important patronage amendments of 1874 wero demanded J W BARBEE by tlio growth of ovils incident trrtho Shop opposite Badger Cos mill XooklZeepngShortUantlPcnmaniMpSe ttato8 system oi local govorrunontt-1-22 tf iiruojur vixutut uo anil full information L Nelson In Harriers N Cos tori a is m well adapted to children I recommend ttaa superior to any prescription known to mo n A Akcdir M D Ill So Oxford Bt Brooklyn II T euros Colic Oomtrlpailon Heir Yorks Constitution I 1 11 No other application compares with it in efficacy This well known remedy has stood the test of years almost generations No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang Liniment Murray Stukbt New York ¬ mmssasan Occasions arise for its use almost every day All druggists and dealers have it ¬ ¬ t BRYANT k STRATTQN BostNESS COLLEGE SHELBfVIULE KY An KngKsVnnd Class leal fechool forGlrls Sixty seventh Annual Session opens Wednesday Sept 0th 1801 Trepares for Wellesley W POYNTER ft c -- ctfaaJm 3 i ix iki iUMk f tiJiSUiJ

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